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Child and Mother.

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o mother, my lovo, Il you'll give me ycur had
And 60 where ask you To- wander, .
] will lead you away TO bssutifnl ianH, &,
The dreamland that's waiting out yondsri Z
Well walk In the sweet posy garden ont thare
Where moonlsht and starllg lght irestreaming
And the flowers and The birds are 1dliing ths
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With the fragrance and music q dreamine
Thersll bs no little. tired ont boy 70 undrses;
+ No questions or cares to perpisx you q 5S
1hsren bs no little bruises OF bumps - -.
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Nor patching Of stockings to vex you,
gr I'll rock 'you away On the divse dsye
stream St,, I. ,5; Ss5 isss5F;
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And no one shau know Of our beautifM drseGlI
But you and your own little dearis.
And Whsn am tired IN nestle my head a sS
In the bosom that's soothed me 90 oftsn,
And the wids awaks stars shall sing In my atsad
A song which my dreaming shall soften. "a
oo. mother. my lov0, Let me taxa your 60
hand, ~ - 81 $50 81;
And away through the starlisht wen wsn,!
der, 81
Away through the mist to the beautiful land, &
The dreamland that's waiting out yendsrl
: .f..@.r .f Eugene Ftald ~
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s0claLeQ wild me IN
one big advertiser, .
turer, a merchantprint
ist who has immense
vergent interests. E
don't want to be set L
till they knew whet
chance Of the govern
interest in the proposs
government will indie
titude toward us. at lie
to consider our schems
forward and let every
there Is plenty Of I'm;
Mr.. Boyce's basic
the second class mail
made to build up o
and revenue from q
He has studied and
range of advertising
ing out the number {
written in response
The advertising, ear
second class rate, caus
be written |; and the
business thus started
profitable. 1t isfhis
Of publishers geners
tions Of the adverti'
second class publicat.
and highly importal
ing the volume Of 1
handled. On this p
lem Mr.. Boyce is an;
argument is most efe
The proposal whic
the Postal Com miss =
today follows: =
! am authorized b
ties to make a pre-
eliminate the deficii
age OH letters, and
matter Of second cls
one-half cent a poui
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made by some perst
the postal service, ;
ment was run as q
there would be no d.
Nine different P.
have occupied the
twenty years.. M
could successfully
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Nlcest kind Of fine China, Cut Glass and
Dinner ware at Dargan's.
Enough goods at 100 each at DarEans to
fll the standpipe nearly.
Enterprise Stoves are certainly selling at
atoves in town.
Dargan is showing q particularly fne line
Of booka In the lot are q number OF Burnt
I.eathers. These would make nice presents.
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The Mirror.

0n6 u11xIOIsl
Ny mirror tells ne that my face is fair, tl;l
And can doubt but that IL tells me tyusa 3
Ny mirror says that have golden hair ~
And cheeks Ike the Wild rose and EYES q
blue. st - ) II GsG - y ~
nay. .sDo indeed these charms possess, ~ ~
o trusty glassr' Ny mirror answers s'Yss.s
When lovers, tales this heart all free frum saxa
Havs surfeited with hattery's oloying GRsek
Unto my mirror do I straight repair
And cry: 20 mirror, IL this all decstti Il ID
Soy, do merit praise and fond caressf
Then doth my trusty mirror answer ''YsAs
Deem me not vain. ipray, for wsli T know sdl
That when hfs's skiss have slost thsar yeaV
must one day unto my mirror 60 q IS 81
And say, "0h, tell me. mirror, is II true i, 3
That every day NY youth hful seharzas sr6v
less e. u a, I, IS IS 3sft 4
Ehsn must my trusty mirror ansnsr s..Gss-
And, oh, trust that in that lister day.
The time Of silvsred hair aad fading dehA Y
When unto my looking glass shall say, y
20 mirror, with my beeuty 3 waning ii9h1 q
Doth honor also fnii and virtue eop q,
Then may mine truthful mirror answer s.l1ssa
Margaret !. Aauro IN HcClure's Magasi1a
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uhuance of the
IL service as the
'rvice :; the COM
&; the rental of
ces ! the money
ID. department.; /;
the extension
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We are prepared to flt the
children in school. or dress
shoes. Send them down.
Abbeville Shoe Co.
Zeigler Bros. fine Shoes for
Xmas.
mith Dry Goods Co,
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Great Stock Reduction Sale.
FROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1sT

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Stock ahCamFa dwmtrGoo conceive
ot mconmunge
in Dv Shoes and wBm
an M You an Yor @hhms
Many eMC
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A fire mist and q planet ~ 4, g, q Ss
A crystal and . osa2, .T.,y b /,
4 iellyfsh and aurian NJ
And caves where the cave men dwell
Then sense ok law and beauty
And . faoe turned from the oloA-s 4
Some call 1t svo1utson, 3epa2t3i:
And others call IL God. " -
A haze ON tho far horizon.
The infinite, tender stys I es 4. :!
The ripe, rich tints q the ocrn6s16s &ii
And the wild gesss sailing high
And all over upland and lossland. g x I.
. The charm Of the soIdenred-
Some Of % oaH II sutumn,
C, And others call II God. 3 ~ {2i
Like the tides ON . crescent sssbeasA3i 3iT
When the moon 10 new and thin. =
Into our hearts high yearninss
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r. Whose rim NO foot has trod- 3s
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4 picket freasn On duty, n :. 3 IA
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0ocrates drinking the hernlook !,
O., And Jesus On the rood,
The million who. humble and nansimA;
The straight, hafd pathway tsod-
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Gabriels horn &iksi.5s
An declnim about your statesmen til yoaasa
hoarsa -.. Z lSts.,SySSiiS5j-s iS5j-s
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world was born, 81
For compared with sezas their worn 4
mighty coarse. ... IS.
n real heroes wear no tokens bat th' blisters
on their han'a ...a " t5t
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o all lan's. ..- - =. ~
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time ~
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Gods glory lies not ont Of reach. ~
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, .. .-ovaa Nsssdi1h
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IMoV1ous con-
business world
atoms for the
IT overturning
departmental
int causes con-
places vested
, obyiate this,
lishment Of g
regulations, we
pgress enact a
appointment of
control Of the
IN import and
,tateCommerce
In matters of
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ight from one.
,and q reduc-
Q cents to two
:tion on first.
cent.
1.-THE amount
per pound, q
for an improv:
,us record and
iod the deficit
from .l4a to 8
because Of the
OF population,
bat will again
ond-class mail
In the rate Of
1as come for q
.age.
n before this
kin speaking
the Postomce
1901. the fol,
ed
'toMce Depart.
e To- be bound
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AS the postal business is all cash
in.adyance operation he said, 1--WE
have calculated that CSC, ,0O0, 600 capital
would be enough. Among the men as
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Petit Jury.

The following are the names that
have been drawn for the ensuing
term OF court ior jury duty:
j. w. Brooks, D. l.. Silver, J. D. l..
Chsm, r. J. AIan, G. w. ldler, w.
S. Davies. l. L. 'Swadley, |. c. Down
~, A. Deetcr, Vim. Dargie, J. N.
Brookshirc. John O. Streams, all OF
Lamar; W. +. Debus. Robert King,
A. w. Olson, John Bragg, Fred F.
Hughes, Fred Cores, w J. Pratt, all
OF Holly; L. A. Doblc oi Amity; W.
A. Archer, L. S Darrough, j. +. Men
denhall, T. N Judkins. all Of Granada
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
A Car of Winter Watermelons.

Some people have treated the win
ter watermelon proposition as joke,
but the car load shipped from here
this week proves they are the real ar
ticle and promise another industry
that will add fame to our we'll known
and widely advertised valley. The
melons were grown and picked by
Dean Allison; they were Grated, be-
ing the first Grated watermelons OF
ing this show will be appreciated
They were billed to Chicago as 81 a,
Animas Winter Watermelons, being
the first car OF winter melons ever
sent from the valley
The winter melon is round, is of 4
white color and luscious.-Ben Dem
ocrat
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
TIL. Markets.
i to The Chieftain.

.piltNlal ~ Is N-ultitdiils
Kansas City, Oct. 2e.-There is a
big reduction in cattle receipts today
as compared with recent Mondays;
1000 head here today. The market
ruled steady all Of last week, and IS
steady to strong today. Grass steers
from Kansas and Oklahoma pastures
are getting pretty well run out, re
su.ting in 4 shortage and packers are
vayln4 2S to 10 cents more Tor them
uOw than two weeks ago. This con
dlilon Is ncouraging To- Colorado and
other Western shippers, from which
country IS per cent oi the stuff still
remains to be moved. Country buy
crs are taking hold freely, and prices
an that class remain firm. Very few
cattle from the range are here today,
and not many are expected this week.
ana the market should be good bal
dncc ri the week Colorado, Utah,
New Mexico. and Western Texas az!
had lots oi cattl, here last week,
>tnckcrS selling from $500 To S375,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Good for Hunting.

The Urion Pacific Railroad com
pany has recently issued a booke,
on Wyoming and Its Attractions"
Hitherto thl beautIcs ni this Western
state have not been observed by the
travelling ublic i'll a manner beitting
a country i'll which nature had done
It's utmost to please the vast hordes
OF plcasur seekers
The scenic features OF this wonder
iul region are sci forth in the book
let which teens with descriptions oil
the myriad FONTS oi interest in Wy
ominQ
As a game stat none has its equal.
The abundance and variety of ii in
that region is simply astounding. De
Scrip,iye articles accompanying the
many illustrations OF game and hunt,
ing parties are such as to be ire
,istiilc to The great number OF sports
III II.
The wonderful climatic conditions
"i Wyoming make ii doubly desirou,
as a place To spend vacation
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

tonnage per acre this year. In 1904
fiv, and half tons was the average
production per acre. Last year the
amount went up to seven tons, and
thc crop, owing to an early frost, was
indifferent. This year it is confident
~ predicted that the average produc-
uon will reach ten tons per acre, and
lhat is an exceptionally hne crop OF
Leets."
This exceptionally fine crop
would be called an unqualifedly fail
are Ill this part OF the country. We
regard these statements as big joke.
! he crop in this valley averages IS
to IS tons per acre and there are no
failures. All these things merely
show how thankful we should be that
we live i'll fine old Colorado.-Olathe
Criterion.
And, brother, we wouldn't consider
ii worth mentioning here at all, be-
cause We get from 20 to ~ tons to
the acre Even tonnage Of IS is
rare here.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

feeders $3.50 to $500, Colorado and
Utah killing steers sold at $3.6s to
$4.3o, cows $2.7o to $3.35, heifers up
to S3.75, bulls $2.ls to $2.oo, New
Mexico and Panhandle cows sell at
$40 to $500, heiiers $3.25, killing
$3.15, killing steers up to $38s, bulls
$500 to $2.4o, heavy calves $500 to
$500, Gamers and wet COWS $I8s To
$2.es.
The sheep run was liberal last
week, 5000 head, market IS to IS
cents higher, lambs selling at $7.l5
to 800. Since Thursday there has
been reaction in the market, as
packers claimed this market was too
nigh as compared with Eastern
points. Run Is 5000 today, lambs
seiiing at 5000 to $7.25, yearlings
1926 to $5.75, wethers $500 to $5.25,
ewes SAYS to $50. A large share OF
the supply runs 10 feeding stock,
which hnds ready sale, lambs at $3.50
to aoI5, wcthcrs and breeding ewes
$3.50 to $5..5. The end OF the range
season is i'll sight, and supplies are
iihely To be short for awhile.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
In a Good Cause
EveI.tion Of the sword.


During the first twelve centuries Of
the Christian era the sword varied
little In the essential features from
the lines Of the brOadswori. The
blade was heightened, ii is true, and
less curved, but the crosspieces OF
the hilt were usually straight. and the
simple. workmanlike look WAS preserr
3D. The change to the elaborate Lilts
VI several centuries later Was made
gradually There We're slight changes
In the crosspieces frOm time ~ time
the sti6 straight lines little by little
began to curve gently toward the
blade The knob at the end OF the
handle, usually simple disk or ball
Of metal. WAS varied into II trefoil,
huting or u small Maltese cross. Blades
and seabbards were engraved with in-
scriptions, practice which had in
deed been found In Danish barrows
bearing unmistAkable Hunic charac
tiers cut In the bronze blades. The
cross hilted sword the crusaders car
ried on their piOus erraud to the
Holy Land not lnfrequently displayed
the sacred monogram either carved or
inlaid.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Give the Boy a Pups Chance.

II a man has $40 pup he will look
alter II carefully and not lot ii run all
over town, but ii he has boy it is
different, says the Coffeyvillc Rec
ord. lie is turned loose at a certain
age and let go where he wants to.
he people wonder where the army
OF tramps, loaicrs, dcadb ats and sots
come from i'll each decade They are
gcrminatcd from the pure seed gath
cred from our homes and sown boad
cast upon our streets and alleys. 1t
may be your boy is starting in that
direction. At all events the boy ough,
to be given the same chance with
the pups.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
THE Old Clothes Man"

The clever young character actor,
James kyrle MacCurdy. comes to the
opera house, Tuesday, Oct. 30. in the
role Of Solomon Levi, in "The Old
Clothes Man. The play centers
around Rachel Levi, daughter OF Sol
OmOn, who falls into the clutches OF
Geofrey Ward, prize fighter and ad-
venturer. The story Of SOlomon's
search for the daughter, assisted by
Terry, the kid, his clerk. and the
privations and degradation to which
the girl falls before her loved ones
find her and bring her back to free
dom and new life, form plot which
affords lIampls opportunity for Mr..
MscCurdy's powers,
Solomon Levi is character. He Is
tender, sympathetic, loving toward
his daughter, and yet all vxnishss 1t
times before. bis hatred for the man
who wronged her. The Salvation
army plays an important part in the
settings, and the play il unusally free
from blood-curdling feature. The
Old Clothes Man" comes to the opera
mouse Tuesday, Oct. 80. Tickets on
sale vt Ikelnan's drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Curious Custens.

In many parts Of England there eX-
lists even today very curious custom
which makes 1t imperative for the girl
friends Of a .Ie to drench the door
step Of her home with boiling water II
they wish other marriages to follow
very quickly. At the wedding there
fore great kettles Of hot water stand
ready for this strange ceremony. and
long after the rest of the guests have
dispersed the young girls of the party
may be seen keeping the threshold
warm AZ long as the water supply will
last. Likewise. In Iceland. where va
rious interesting and fantastic super
stitions abound. there is an ancient
custom that every bfi,se mtixi invite
all her friends TO dinner in her own
home. and every article of food must
he prepared by the bride herself lf
she succeeds In pleasing her critical
guests she achieves not only praise for
her own skill alone. but she helps along
her own younger sisters, wi are then
assumed to be equally well instructed
In the intricacies Of the culinary art
and consequently have their chances
Of Immediate marriage more than dou-
bied in this northern country.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
1t Can't Be Done.

amars aldermen are mp against
::'i pro. o.iton \ petition wa
resented them praying that an ortl,-
.iancc be PASSED prohibiting chickens
scratching up gardens and lawns.
Ai,cr an exhaustive search thru tho
,tasutcs. aud LAWS mads and provided
~ protecting homes. the attorney
,Gncral of ihat city reported there are
no chicken laws in the books--tncy
II scratch when and wher, they
irl-c.-Bcnt Democrat
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Western Live Stock Show.

The second annual live stock show
will be held some time i'll January in
Denver.
This is to be a regular event an
nually hereafter, and is expressly for
our western stock growers. We en-
close also Il copy OF the premium list
for your information. Anything you
can do to inform your people regard
ing this how will be reciated.
The show is being operated by
Stockmcn and ior the benefit OF stock
men and is purely western affair
The association Is organized not for
profit, but simply to advance the in
tcr,sts Of the live stock industry in
the west
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
RI. Power Of . Ri.s.

She was homely and to most persons
unattractive, yet as she entered the
train sort Of halo seemed to surround
her as one set apart from common NOR
tails There was no indication Of ex-
ceptional talent. ability or endowment
about her, no evidence Of superiority.
but certain indefnable distinction.
It was not quite an air Of conquest.
though suggestive Of satisfactory
achievement She bore her head high
and wore Buddha-like expression of
proud serenity.
Only moment was abe settled in her
seat when of came her gloves, and
then the key to the problem was evil
dent. The long, joyous look bestowed
upon the sparkling ring on the third
finger Of her left hand told the story
That left hand had busy time. 1t
Investigated the lingerie hat poised co
quettishly over the face Of one no lon.
ger young. 1t made sure that her brooch
was fastened. 1t pulled her s1lken skirts
closer about her, II frightened the straps
10 her travelling bag sitting In the aisle,
and SO on indefinitely. occasionally
pausing for caresslng glance from the
tired but beaming eyes.
The gay little scntillations from the
diamond flashed out the song, "Engag.
ed, engaged, engagedw-Nsw York
Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Disastrous Weather.

The snow and slcct oi this week
has been very hard on the harvesting
OF beets, but it is unlikely that the
cold snap will do any serious dam
age to the crop. Last Sunday morn
ing the morning glorics were out as
usual, Notwithstanding the snow al
most buried them. But they won't
come out any more this year
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Her Moneys Worth.

j, is said that a Lamar girl who re-
Gently got proposal of marriage by
telegraph went to the telegraph Of
fee and asked the clerk how many
words she could send for forty cents.
He said ten, and her answer was
"ies, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, y,s, yes,
yes, yes
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Things That Happen o.ly Abroad.
She was an obvious American, and
shs brought breath Of hominy into
the coideur's in Hanover street. Said
she, II want you to send man, right
awsy, down to the Cecil to shingie my
daughters bang"
N. Toupet-Madam, l am 4 coi6suF,
not Z building coatractor.-Psll Aall
0aastts,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

One should read this booklet This
can readily be done by making app'i-
cation for the same upon any OF the
company's agents or by direct appli~
cation to L. l.. Lomax, General Pas
scnger Agent, Y. r. r. r., Omaha,
Nebraska
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
His DeaPin4s.

who il that big man. asked the
stranger.
That" replied the native, "is Mr..
Pompous."
'Only plain mister Why he has
the bearing Of a major generalw
Yes, and the overbearlng of young
heutsnaAks-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Judge Hunter and Fred Wood, the
latter candidate for senator from this
district, will speak at Holly next
Wednesday evening on the issues OF
the day. Both these gentlemen are
plea>an orators a. Il you will not lie
disappointed in coming out to hear
them. They will also speak at Gra-
nada neNt Thursday evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
A Joke From Michigan.

\ special to a Chicago paper from
the sugar beet districts OF Michigan
says:
There is an amazing increase of
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Eavesdroppinfs

II. K. Buckner OF .the Lamar News
was in town Wednesday night on bus
mess for that paper.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

What's the use waiting for that m
side painting OF your house until
spring. You will be inside most oi
the winter and will derive more com
fort thcrcfrom now than later on.
See Dan Atkin
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Miss Nettie TrOtter has been seri-
ously III At the Holly hotel.but 10 now
recovering.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Carload OF Missouri hand picked
Ben Davis apples will arrive first If
week Price 15c per Dushel. Leave
orders and il unsatisfactory you may
leave them.
w, c. Simpson.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

The Butchel special train will ar
rive at Lamar Monday Afternoon and
remain for couple hours. during
which time the chancellor will speak.
Special rates will likely prevail for
this occasion.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

The Unity club Of Amity will hold
box social vt the schoOlhouss there
on Saturday evening, Nov, 3. Holly
people expected to be there.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Santa Fe train No 500 will after
Sunday run thru Holly at lib, .. m.
instead Of 3. Is a. m.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26
Ceal! Coall Coal
We have the genuine Canyon CITY
coal. Prices same ~ inferior coal.
nOlly Lumber & Supplies Co.

Now, il you would have comfort
able and happy home and avoid The
divorce court have Dan Atkin paper
the house.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

Foolscap and legalcap paper fol
sale at The Chieitain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-10-26

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
Merchants Drawing Trade

The merchants of Estelline are
drawing trade from far and near, hav-
ing started a system Of special prices
which the REGISTER has advocated
should be introduced by Brookings
merchants. The Tribune speaking of
the competition in prices says:
"As a direct result of this business
competition, the volume of trade pour
ing into Estelline has been increased
many fold and every line of business
feels the benefit. The town is getting
itself talked about in the surrounding
country and more and more people
are coming here to trade instead of
going to other towns or spending their
money to the mail order houses. In
short, Estelline is experiencing a
genuine business revival
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-29
ALTON ADS

Lucy Valentine is sick with typhoid
fever.
Ed Richard had his phone removed
last week.
Mr.. Galley was repairing phones IL
these parts Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richard were ovel
Sunday visitors near Brookings will
Iowa friends.
Mr.. Martinson and daughter O
Brookings were calling on friends ant
relatives here Thursday.
Geo. Null returned from LIE Mars
Iowa, Monday, where he had been tt
spend the winter with his parents.
Miss Hattie Dunbar departed for hel
home in Wisconsin Saturday where
she will spend the summer with hel
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T. Doughty o.
Bookings attended the funeral OF the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
Doughty of this place Tuesday.
Fred Falks had the misfortune Of
losing between twenty and thirty
chickens Friday by a mink getting
through the floor OF the hen house.
Died, Monday, March 26, the infant
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Doughty
of spinal meningitis. Let her sleep
the dreamless sleep; u sorrows
clustering round her head; be COM
forted We loved ones who weep. She
lives with God, she is not dead.