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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Sale Of School Lands.

Notice is hereby given that I will
sell. at public auction, to the highest
responsible bidder. on the first day OF
May, 1906. at 2 p. m. o'clock. ut the
main entrance to Court House. La
Junta. Colorado. the following de-
scribed lands, situated in Otero Coun-
ty, Colorado, viz:
P.n dsee. Sec. Town Rang. f'si@p% PGee pen
NEh of NEA...s1 22s 54w $500
Nw1l of NEA ..31 22s 54w 75o
SwA of NEA ..31 22s saw 1000
Value of improvements on this land
as appraised by this Department, s2,-
075.00.
owner Of improvements. W. N. RAN
DALI
Sale application No. 2023.
No land will be sold at less than the
minimum price per acre. as given
above order, and each tract will be
sold as described above-be the same
more or less.
Terms of payment shall be as fol-
lows, viz: On lands selling for $3.50
to $25 per acre. 10 per cent Of the pur-
chase money on the day of sale, the
balance in eighteen equal annual pay
ments at per cent per annum. Lands
selling at more than $25 per acre and
less than SIS per acre. 20 per cent cash
on the day of sale, the balance in
fourteen equal annual payments at z
per cent per annum. Lands selling for
SIS and upwards, 80 per cent cash,
and balance in equal annual pay
ments at per cent interest. II the
purchaser does not own the improves
ments, he must pay for the same at
sale. Purchaser will execute bond, as
provided in Section %, act Of July II,
1905. Purchasers must be citizens Of
the United States, or persons who have
declared their intention of becoming
such. Purchasers must pay appraise-
ment and advertising fees.
44-47 MARK G. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Of Land Com
missioners.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

In Las Animas next Tuesday the
No-L:eenso people will try to confer =
favor on tho community by banishing the
saloons. Voters who really wish to do
the very best for the town should come
TO Rocky Ford and see how good and
prosperous small city can Be- without
saloons. A leading citizen who support
Cd the license ticket = year ago. says
that Rocky Ford was never In such good
business condition a. at this time. Il Is
unauestionably Ia much better shape than
u saloons had bssn divsrting . very large
sum into wholly useless. wastsful and
vicious channels. We eannot'eomprshsnd
how any lsvol-hssdsd citizen can have
any sympathy with the suit now pending
TO scat four license alderman when the
present condition Of Rocky Ford speaks
slsausntly Of the great benefits Of the ab.
ssnce Of saloons. The small number Of
citizens that are backing that suit are
making great mistake and also wholly
useless effort as the expected decision Of
the supreme court promises to give slight
hopes Of changing tho board Of alder
men.
The above was written for Us last week
but the facts il states have not been spoiled
by weeks delay.
We much regret that Las Animas did
not abolish the saloon on Tuesday. But
this is the first effort there and bettor
work will be done next time. When a
community once takes up the fight against
the saloon it never quits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

To commute To cash entry and make final
proof in support OF his claim. aud that said
proof I'LL he made before U, ). Land Oftiee
al Pueblo. Colo on April l., 1871. Wis brownie
rilIon. II. z. ltss,, Tor the y NV y. sec.
-. T.. - y. H. 81 W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence npOa and eulIiya-
lion OF said land via; Tom Wilson. John Case,
Mrs FRANK Nallett. Nina Nichols, ali of Man
8. A. ABBEY.
as hestster.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Ebbert sells Seeds and gives
away dishes.
Notice to Farmers.

We want to buy your cream. Will pay
the very best possible price in cash every
two weeks. We gather the cream free Of
charge and can use and want all the
cream produced in the entire Rocky Ford
country and outlying district. Call on
our driver, drop us a postal or call up
SAP Blue. Separators for sale.
The Rocky Ford Creamery Co..
L. ". Babcoek, Mgr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

When you need Seeds Remem.
Der Ebbert sells them and gives
away dishes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

We bought a large lot Of
Mems Hats at a great reduction
and are making a special sale on
them. J. W. Phenieie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Eggs Of the Rhode Island Red Chickens
for sale, LIS for is. Mrs. p. ]. Willis.
one mile west Of Fowler. 45-45-P
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Call at Burrell's and see the
cut flowers and blooming plants
for Easter. at cheapest holiday
prices ever made here. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

WANTED from 30 to 50 Turkeys
weekly: also Veal Calves At Ciark's
Meat Market. N-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Woman dishwashsr wanted at the
Arlington Cafe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Hot coffee and lunches at the w. c. T.
u. Rest Room. Go and give Mrs.
Thompson's cooking trial.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Nursery Stock chsep.

We have . surplus In the leading
varieties Of Apple. Colorado grown. that
we are offering cheap. Write for prices
The Northern Nursery Company.
Dsnvsr. Colo.
<5-46p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Department OF III. fntsrior.
Land Office al Pueblo. Colo,
Feb. -. ttssd
Notice il hereby given that the following
nanlssi settler has fi..i hotiea OF his intsnti0u
make finai pToof ia support OF his claim. and
that saii pFu-if 4iil bc made before Clerk ut
the District Court Al La JunIa. Colo, On
April ssh. issa ylIi Charles y. swift. II. u.
lieffi for tiio y. ". y. sec u. t. q =. II. 81 W.
lie nauses the I0ll1siHs witnesses TO prov"
his continuous resiisHosf uIon and enltNa-
Iian of said land, Sifl II. L., HrannOn. Chas-
Neal. =. u. saink. john ssIft. all OF hocEy
Ford. Colo.
5. A. ABBEY.
IS.s Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Three fresh cows for sale BY R. H. Todd
2 I-2 miles southwest Of Rocky Ford.
Phone white 765. l6-l7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
LEGALITY OF WILLS.

II you contemplate making u will. or
arc interested In tho validity OF ono.
or have an interest In an estate. call
and see me. or write me.
I make a specially of the pseparn-
tion and legality OF willis
N. O. TANouAHv. Attornsv At Law.
Continental eids- osns: Coae.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Ebbert meets Mr. Anybody's
price and gives away dishes.
For Sole.

White Plymouth Rock and S. c. Brown
Leghorns. Eggs 75c per setting Of Is.
On tho W. II. Andersen ranch. Phone
White 72S.
si-62p J. L. Brown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Ebbert meets Mr. Anybody,
price and gives away dishes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Notice for Pub,Icaslon.

Department Of the Interior.
Land Otilrc al Pueblo. Colo.
Mar. .. nss.
Notice 1. hereby given that tho following.
named settler ha. nl-i notlc- OF his int-nilon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Notice Of Adjustmsat Day.
EsrATE o. ALEXANDER SMITH. DE

The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator Of estate OF Alexander Smith.
iaie of the County of Otero. in the stale of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives ao.iee that
I. ali Oiero rounty. at the Court House In La
Junta. in said CounIy, On Monday. the 10Th
day Of April. A, p, 1874 a. the hour of
persons having claim, ssainst said estate arc
nolired ami Requested tn attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted. All psr-
cons Indebted to said estate aFe Requested Tn
make Immediate payment 10 the under
signed.
dated at la Junis. Colorado. this 10Th day
". ID. MCPHERSON. ADMINISTRATOR
OF III. estate of Ai.S Sander Saith. deceased.
lSb u y. BEAiL. Attorney.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06

Place your order for Easte'
flowers with Ebbert.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
Seed Oats. $I.25. SpeItz, $I.lO.
to make room for baskets. Burrell.

6 loaves of Bread for 25 cents
at Talhelms.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
CIiAISADE
First

CIiAlsADE-
First
owen Meredith proves Wc may live
without books,
Without friends, without hope, with
out loves smallest particle;
-6ut the reader viii say. when upon
me lac looks.
That I'm quite Indispensable ar
ticie.
cor whatever a mans wants may hap
pen TO be.
in me he is fitted at once TO a 7.
Second.
II seems Yankee notion. Cles-.
Government must not interfere
With liberty. and that its sphere
Consent of governed folk determines;
but " ebSter passes by consent
81 saying 7 am "goveTnW
Mud that restraint is my intent
He'd better tell that to the Germans
Whole
You mav a underground, You may
climb into trees.
You may probe into pic. you NAV cut
into cheese:
You may dive in the wave. you NAV
float in the air;
You may gaze at the stars. or the lez
of a chair;
You may pry into vaults, into graves,
into tombs,
Into Murray Hill pdTlUTS. OF tenement
rooms,
But this fact twouId be wei in your
derby t. pin:
Wherever you look you Will find me
therein Sir Urian.
Answer: Therein.
"a splendid example OF hiding I'm
plain STANDARDIZATION to the reader
and most difficult for the author
IL {. -
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The Call-Fly and Its Wonderful Work

same time IL s-C-3- e. C-ll O. Il-d Eis4ca
ps-oduces tn moss extra ardtu1ry c6ecss-
That par OF tEe pitT1L touched b. tie
hun s. forCes lstr su s.13lO-U.ai ElrOVstil.
a1c rapidly i-.CAlscS the eggs Or leaves
The gals arc GsIaE- gIiSc ro1GG and o.
4 y-Gt nc au1c cCDsissc re- zs 2 glOSa--
berry. oJisLr IcaC-g1lis are fat Use
SInaIi coins. while CI1C-S hang Dg Sl-i-s.sS
Ike JlHchcs Cf cF~rg ms. some are COW
cred VIII lC@f.ikc aDpcu-.2Ecs thGt LOOK
Ike ErtiCslrdC.. while tte gar o. The
rose g. clothed IS sou see. with a Ed-5
q, lone sCf- IiaEcCtS.
oh. & have cr5ea noticed these uttie
T-1Ttts on the leaves, but never kEeW
E.l1t tilCN were Sad Lewis
Thereafter" SAID ACnJ julia ''vvEtI
y0- see these fairy creations. YOU VIII
k-uW ti.aJ they are the woCE OF soma
k.ld of q EIll-riy. Were YOU TO cut this
lov1Iv. sponge Of the sweet nria- open.
you would find its hard. woody centre
packed fill Of cells. which first contained
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
ACROSS THE VIADUcF

tried 20 shout az him. but my
mouth was 50 Dry and pa7ched that
I could EOt utter a word Doubtless
he was thinking that this was one OF
the "Iarks" with which we had often
leased him
The intervening space appeared to
be rapidly decreasing. when sudden
Eust OF wind met me, and 1 Wobbled
until I thought 7 must so over But
once more I steadied myself and, with
twO-thirds OF my journey completed,
began TO hope for success.
There was near signal TO be
passed, and 7 wondered II the sup
ports would keep me from riding
safely under IT. FORTUNATELY. how
ever. it was a high post. and so 1
hoped. by steering well inside. To be
able 10 keep clear OF the supports
But before I could certainly caIcu-
late the result I was there, The sig
nal post appeared 20 flash by. ! felt
a sharp pain in the top Of my head.
Then with q great shock everything
seemed TO leap forward TO meet ne.
my wheel struck wildly against the
side Of the train dispatcheris tower
and I felt 7 was falling.
The sensation OF falling appeared &c
me &c last q long, long time. but, as Il
matter Of fact, it couldn't have been
more than a few seconds. for. by the
greatest Of good fortune. ! had fallen
on the Inside Of the psrapet 70 the track.
while ny poor machine pitched over the
other side and was wrecked at the foot
Of the steep Cmbankment.
Before Dick could descend. I was I'D
and. bounding up the stairway two
steps al q time. was at his side at the
lever
Up with the signal, stop the ex-
press I shouted, and without I ques-
ton the man set the signal.
An indignant whistle from the express
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

the tiny cgE. tleu the pfJzIJ Iarvs. H.
lowed bv thC CtZr--S1liS. and RI icuE.I
Ihc fuI-dedEc1 EElI-G.. E1Cwn rs Use
ts--l.S rCSc"- SurEC~e we oTpec DIS
fc..tlIaT-r s-sc.-s b. sc T. TIE IL, le
mtdfs are stsE within
Urur diSsCCtlIg z the found tl,c lo-lE
csIiS Sr1pty ard each one with a hGic
EGaUCG through the shcn showing
5gcre the my s7lYiteS had ul2dS Their
Cecaue lltu the bright world without.
And ROW clild-en- 10 show yoa Jz2t
even the gall-hics have q as. &c ever
4hGg l9s. q n.-tu-g. J. WIS IhnuSa nos
- years before an one discovered THAI
the gals Oh tI-e oak COsII,s b or any
service 10 m1D tECT they fcgld thsC
within tho gal iGy tee principal elemert
for TIE making ~ ink. AHc ink. you
know has played as I11 1o-ts1- = part
H. civilization Is the press Itself. Some
Of these gals ere also valuable Tor tan
ming and ara used sJr medicinal Pur-
poses. Jessie R0w1cs FISHER.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Conurdrum5.

]. When are old people like toasted
broad:
when arc arguments like ladies'
bathing costumes
& Why ere hens like day laboUers?
In what way does an artist differ
from q cook?
Similar. But Not the Same.
See II you can lind what the words
ia the Following list are. They all
sound alike, but do not look alike nor
tn an the same things:
7 THREE WORDS.
]. -che female Of certain animal
60 A musical note.
e, Unbaked bread.
Il THREE WORDS.
J. Lines.
- To lift
q. To denoiish.
III TWO WORDS
J. 4 certain animal.
. Part OF the head.
", THREE WORDS.
. Observes.
CO. Bodies OF water.
g.. 20 lay hold Of
Z Two WORDS
q. Comes from the eye.
a VOW
Ia TWO WORDS.
D. naked
2 a. c-rrt.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

IA UNIT JULIA" said Eva. who.
a with her brothers John and
Lewis had Just returned from
n rdDbie in the country one bright
J-ue morning. what is this spoagy
ball on the stem OF wild rose which
found growing along the road
on" answered Aunt Julia, examine
ing it, this is the work OF ss1ll-ry,
And what, pray. Is a gall-hy asked
John
Doubtless yol have seen them MANY
a time in your Tambles in The country,
replied Aunt Julia. but did not know
what they were. and what wonders they
can work by their magic touch. They
are small flies. generally black IN color
with translucent wings; but they are
Verit3hle fairies i'm the insect world,
making w0ndrOuS creations spring up IS
though by the touch Of a magic wand.
The little s0riUC upon mischief bent,
pierces the leaf. twig or bark. inserting
an egg or q number Of eggs. and at the
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Good Matching Game

II ERE is an excellent game for a
Halloween party:
Prepare a card for each SUest,
cuttinS it in the shape Of q hat or owl,
or broom. and looping with . ribbon TO
pin by. Number the boys cards and
the Siris' cards in pairs 10 correspond,
50 that every boy viii find q girl.
Next. take familiar name-cOuplets-tor
example. Romso-Juliet. Jack-Jill-and
make charades or refuses out Of them.
For instance, TO represent R0meD-Juiiet.
have a picture Of Rome. letter Q, d
picture of Jew. the letters L I L T.
Give each charade number CORE
spending TO that on tie cards Of the
persons YOU apply the names to-and set
the guests to work guessing the names
from the Charades.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

When you have an object-for ex-
ample, this toy h0rse-which is in a
position forcing il 10 fall OF its own
weight, how is it possible 70 prevent
= from falling by ADDING MORE
WEIGHT TO THE SIDE on WHICH
1T TENDS TO FALL
Tho picture shows the principle on
which It is done. Here is Dobbin
prancing on the board without falling
OF, and it is the weight attached To-
The FOREPART OF his body that
keeps him perfectly balanced.
Notice, however that the wire IS
BENT. the weight is further under
the table than the horses feet are on
Il. This brings the total weight in
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

such position that the horse is per-
fectIy balanced.
Try this for yourself.
Have you tried what they call mag
zeal fnCTeaSs2
Take a large drinking glass, conicsI
in shape: that is. small az bottom and
large at top Put in IL q quarter. half
fiji with water, then place 2 plate OF
top and turn quickly over go that
the water may not escaped
piece Of silver as large as half "A
dollar viii Immediately appear on ths
plate, and somewhat higher up Will
be another piece Of the size of q quar-
ter
Curious phenomenon, isn't it
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
HOW TO SAVE THE TRAIN

He stood for a moment i'm silent
thought, while ] waited anxiously for
his decision. knowing he could calculate
much more rapidly than /.
"Yes-it is the only way he finally
mUttered- Come along, FREQ, We
must get our wheels down here and ride
back along the lire to the viaduct ON
the other side is a dispatcher's tower
Dicks the dispatcher. you know. We
must try TO reach there in time TO stop
the express"
In all haste we fetched our wheels
down the steep embankmeut, and plac-,
ing them on a narrow workmen's path
way that paralle}ed the track We ped
aled back at full speed down the line
In few minutes We came in sight OF
the viaduct. Here a grave difficulty be
set rs Cile way being 50 narrow that
the sleeDers stretched clear across from
side TO side. We couldn't hide our
wheels over such obstacles.
We shall have 10 get on and run,
Harry" / shouted back, for / was
At the same time the distant whistle
OF the approaching express warned rs
that we should not have enough time to
run across the long Visduct before the
train had passed the dispatcher's tower.
Shes done tor," Eroaned Harry.
Unless, ne aoueu, tdilcos one u Us
rides along the parapet Of the via
duct-but IL can't be done
was ahead and riding az full
speed. but ! don't think l should have
had the courage to attempt the wild
feat II il had not been for the long.
shriH second whistle which announced
the closer approach of the, express.
Then the thought OF al those pas
sengcrs unconSciously rushing 10 their
doom uerVed me Tor the task.
Driving my wheel I'D slight incline
that fortunately led right down TO the
parapet. I headed her straight for
the Viaduct, and the next instant
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
CrelesS nloIEu Carefa Sue
HERE IS Careless Molly,
And there Is Careful Sue;

HERE IS Careless Molly,
And there IS Careful Sue;
Look at the two
Girls hair, Y
Look at the clothes
They wear
How nice and kemp.
Miss Sue appears
But what a fright
From toes to ears
The other Is; she says
She thinks It's folly
To be so prim and neat;
She can't be jolly
Like her brother jim;
But he'd be proud,
I think, and say,
MY sister" out real LOUD,
Not of Careless Molly,
But of dear Miss Careful Sue.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

found me scorching, literally for dear
life. along the narrow ledge only
fhrpc feet wide. IN fact Then ] ped
aled ny hardest. knowing THAI /
snOGld Eabbse' less the faster | rode
When I reached a point above the
margin OF the river ] nearly lost usy
balance for the stream being rapid,
my head began to swim as the whole
vi2d8ct appeared to be rushing fuTi-
Ously along sideways But with a
great effort ] succeeded IN turning
my eyes from the swirling waters be-
lOyg ard fixing them OF the further
end OF tde Viaduct, where ! could sec
t,7e. train dispetcher's tower. and n
one Of its open windows Dick himself
wildly gestics IatinC al nc.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Cracker Contest

yxTE BOUGHT a quart OF those
W. elephant crackers and emptied
the dish Oh q table at one end
IL the room. Then while mamma
held her watch one Of Us took Il Ia bic
knife ana tried to see how many crack
prs VIC could manage 70 get on the
hand. and then 10 sec if We could carry
the crackers on the knife all the way
across the room and put them into an
other dish, and sll within "A minute by
the watch. Each one was given enc
minute, and the ore who succeeded in
getting the most crackers into the dish
across the room won The prize.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Bow and Arrow Stunt

TAKE a tub OF water and set afi0ai
IN II Il number OF red. yellow and
green apples. Let the guests
take turns shooting with "a bow and
arrow at the apples. Whoever fires an
arrow into q red apple viii have good
health; yellow apple means plenty
of money; a green apple means good
luck.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

sounded like sweetest music in my ears.
and l ran 10 the window end watched
me train roll swiftly by with steam
smut OF and shriekinZ brakes. Il came
20 stanostill half way across the VIA
duct within a few yards Of the place
where Harry was waiting.
Then / heard an angry exclamation
behind me. and. turning. saw the dis
patcher IN the act OF reversing the sig
nal Wild with desperation. 1 threw my
sci. uDon him. What. vas my perilous
ride across that yiaduct U be IN vain,
after all2
You idiotT' ! exclaimed, DO you
want L. have tie death Of al those
people on your cousc. spceg-'
You fool, was his equally violent
reply. IN send you % jan fO this
rick. I've beer as2ds a fool Of once too
otter"
Fortunately, while We struggled with
each other, Harry was warning ths
engineer and his mate OF the danger
that lay ahead. Only half-convinced.
however. they walked hack 10 the train
dispatcher's tower. bringing Harry with
them
Look here, lads" said the engineer,
when both OF us together told our tale.
only last week some kids gave Us q
cock-and-bull story, and We found we'd
stopped the train for nothing but
prank. You fellows ought 10 be thrash
ed"'
Harry's eyes flashed FIRE. and he re-
torted.
We'll. 20 and commit suicide = ycu
choose-Only its rather rough on your
passengers. Why don't YOU take Us
along with you? We can point sut the
very spot If we have been hOaxiaE
you, you can have your revenge before
YOU put US or I call il shabby Of you
10 act as you do after q fellow has
risked hts life 10 save yours"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
answers to October II Puzzles

etc. through . So If added up, would
amount 10.
How Much 10 You Knew?
I. Charles was beheaded.
James II was dethroned by William
and Mary.
3. Victoria reigned during Boer War.
l. Henry VIII established the Church
OF England
;. Edward vi is now King
s. George III reigned during Amer
can Revolution.
Henry VII sent out Cabot Expedi-
ton.
$. Edward III reigned during Battle
Of Crecy.
g. Elizabeth beheaded Mary queen Of.
Scots.
TO- John granted Magma Charta.
II. Anne rcigned during War Span
ish Succession
T. Richard / went in Third Crusade
g. Richard III was killed al Bos-
worth Field.
j. George II reigned during War
Austrian Succession.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Puzzled and Pro blemC

could promise me some fine Qakc in
south Africa but we must wear
short Grange of hills i'm north Of Eng
laad) skirts end heavy boots, as tbs
salt water would spoil our fine (couu-
try I'm north Of Africa shoes.
Sec IL you can supply all the blanks
with the proper geographical names.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Beware Of Water.

Little Roy found that when. be left his
knife and steel or iron toy ont ia the
rain they rilstcd.
One afternoon his mother was ont
shopping and some one said y was go
ing TO rain Roy said:
y don't want my mai---lia 10 SET vet.
Little Chronicle
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
CUNNING SAYINGS
A Placer Claim

Il wonder what makes tae water
look 50 Yellow asked mamma the
other Gay as she looked at a globe 81
gold fish
why, I des the gold must be tomla
Off the fishes" replied little Mabel.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Candies for Months

u LACE twelve lighted candles On
the floor at intervals Of two or
three feet and name them for
the twelve months.
Let each person IN turn jump over
the candles. one al q time If any
candle goes out that VIII Be the
month the persons wedding VIII oc-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
With the Suns Rays as a Brush.

Little Mary. aged three, saw some
green grapes. Having seen the vines a
month later, she ram into the house
saying:
Mother, somebody has painted ths
grapes blue"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
Lacked the one Essential.

One day my little brother told mamma
that his foot hurt She told him his
foot was asleep He thought about II
a little while and then said.
How can my foot Sc 10 sleep, with
out any eyes4
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

First. Ny first is stiffness
second. My second is comfort.
Third. Ny third is to shock.
Fourth Iy fourth Is q shelter.
II-t'irst Ny first is poem
Second. AIy second is q valley.
Third. Ny third is to bring forth (ani-
mdlsl.
Fourth Ny fourth Is did lend"
tan you make ont the two squares?
The Washington herald., 1906-10-28

Can Y0u DO TINS

YOU notice 1 and n make 81. so
slso do and g. 8 and IS. and 50 on
lvu readily sec. then, that there must
be- twenty-five 5i's all told. Twenty-Five
times y equals i2i5. which is exactly
what The numbers J. ., >. T. 8. 6, :, s.