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Social Circle

Mrs. Walter Becker was hostess
Thursday afternoon for the Social
Circle and very pleasant after
noon was spent by these ladies,
most of the Club being present.
Mrs. Becker presented two con-
tests, the first being "Conundrums
in Rhyme" which proved very in
teresting and amusing. Mrs.
Bruce Dollison was the lucky win
ner of the prize, beautiful china
cup and saucer. The next one
was to guess how many paper dol
lars it would take to weigh as much
as one silver dollar. The answers
were many and went from thirty
five to five hundred. Mrs. M. III.
Cherrington G being nearest the cor
rect answer, [22 was presented
with lovely Japanese olive dish.
Mrs. Becker served dainty refresh
ments, Club meets in two weeks
with Mrs. Charles Breene.
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jolly Dozen Pedro Club

Miss Zella Schwenke very
charmingly entertained the ladies
of the jolly Pedro Club last Wed
nesday evening at her home on
Walnut street. Six tables OF
players were present, and the pres
ence of the gentleman added much
to the evenings enjoyment. The
house decorations were all in the
spirit of Halloween, large pump
kins and yellow candles being
placed over the house. Fancy pins
with miniature pumpkins for
heads were the favors. Mrs. DIR.
Ed. Campbell won the ladies prize
a Japanese vase, and Mr.. Joe
Stiers the gentlemen's prize a
stein. The hostess served a very
palatable two course supper, con-
sisting of cold tongue, chicken
patties, pickles and rolls for the
first course, cream, cake and coffee
for the second. Club meets next
Thursday with Miss Flossie New
man.
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Progressive Euchre

Mrs. Chris Juerensmier and
daughter, Mrs. Edward Smith,
gave very pleasing euchre party
Thursday evening, honoring their
house guests, Mrs. Smith, of Dan
vile, H., and Mrs. Earl Lindley,
of Seattle, Wash, the latter a
daughter of Mrs. Juergensmier.
There were thirteen tables of
players and instead of being an
unlucky number, each guest con
sidered herself lucky to be one Of
the number on such pleasant oc-
occasion. Miss Robin Rochester
secured first honor, cut glass
dish. Mrs. Charles Rose, second,
fancy work bag, Mrs, Charles
Oaks, third solid silver spoon.
The visitors prize was carried off
by Mrs. Charles Juergensmier, of
Lancaster, silver spoon. A
dainty collation. was served by
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Juergen-
smier. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Charles Jnergensmier
and Mrs. Y. Juergensmier, of Ian
caster, Miss Spain, of Columbus,
and the guests of honor.
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ThimbIe and Art

Mrs. A. H. Brooke was the
charming hostess for the Thimble
and Art Club, Wednesday after.
noon. AS usual the members anC
guests had a delightful time at the
Brooke home. Roll call was re-
sponded to by readings, recitationi
and current events. Mrs. Brooke
was assisted in serving delicious
two course supper, by her daugh'
ters, Mrs. DR.. Ed. Campbell, Mrs
John Billison and Miss Phila
Brooke. The first course consisted
of scalloped oysters, cold tongue,
potato salad, pickles and hot rolls
Second course, cake, ice cream and
coffee. The following ladies were
interested visitors: Mrs. r, d,
McManigal, Mrs. Chas. Wright,
Sr., Mrs. M. A. Campbell, Mrs,
Stiers, of Haydenville, Mrs, BEEN,
Mrs. DR.. Allen, Mrs. Garrett,
Mrs. Oliver Brooke, Miss Saumenig
and Miss Minerva White.
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is46-I9o7,

An event long to be remembe red
and which falls to the lot of few
was the occasion for gathering
of the Tourist Club, October twen-
ty-third, being the wedding
anniversary of Father and Mother
Williams. Sixty Two years of
welded life found these dear old
people still happy In their mutual
affection, happy in their surround
ings, happy in their children,
grand children and great grand
children waiting patiently yet
joyously for the summons to the
home beyond.
The Tourits were received by
the daughter, Mrs. Comfy, and
presented to the aged bride and
groom by the second daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wright. The old peo-
pie were taken by surprise but re-
sponded to the hearty congratula-
tions showered upon them in their
usual happy style.
The President, Mrs. Upton pre-
sented them with a box of chrYs-
anthemums in behalf of the Club.
Carnations, Gala Lilly and more
beautiful chrysanthemums pre-
sented by Mrs. Price, Mrs. Pullen
and Mrs. Allen were tokens of the
popularity of the Rev. and Mrs.
Williams. Luncheon was served
in the dining room where the great
grandchildren were very charming
little assistants in serving.
After luncheon speeches were
made by Rev. White in which he
expressed himself as being glad he
was a minister and said that such
occasions were among the bright
spots in a minister life. Mrs.
Silverthorn recited one of Whit
comb Riley's selections in true
Riley style and other members of
the club responded with quotations
and remarks. Rev. Williams was
fully equal to the occasion and re-
sponded to the toasts in well
chosen remarks. Then all Joined
in singing "Blest be the tie that
binds, 'when we said good bye with
this thought, "rhou will keep him
in perfect peace whose mind Ii
stayed on Thee, because he trnsteth
in Thee.
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Six O'Clock Dinner.

Mrs. M. H. Cherrington very
charmingly entertained jolly
party of ladies Friday evening at
her home on Main street. Covers
were placed for twelve and those
who partook of Mrs. Cherrington 6
hospitality were the Misses Foster,
Mccall, Parkins, Rannells Bell,
Martin, Buchanan, McGhee,
Myers and hostess. On Saturday,
these ladies took pleasure trip to
Lancaster, and visited the B. l. S.
Mrs. Cherrington's guests are
students at Athens College.
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Twice Five

Mr.. and Mrs. John Daugherty
received the members of the Twice
Five Club and their wives, Mon
day evening, and quite an inter
esting and beneficial meeting was
had. The subject for the evening
discussion was; els the present
practice of medicines scientifically
safe and certain, or eXperimentally
dangerous and uncertain" DR.. APP
lin, of course took the scientifical-
ly-safe side of the question and
Judge Martin the experimentally
uncertain side. Both papers We're
very fine, and demonstrated the
fact that the DR.. is bound to get
you certain, and experiment on
you too. A majority of the Club
members decided not to discuss the
matter, as both sides were danger
Gus. Mrs, Daugherty gave large
homeopathic doses In the form of
a very scientifically safe and GER
tain" two-course supper. DIR.
Pullen, Rev. and Mrs. Buckland,
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson and Rev.
and Mrs. Spoehr were interested
guests.
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"Spooky" Jack o'lanterns, were
scattered through the house, and
the famous black cat was there in
all his glory. Large yellow and
white chrysanthemums and por-
tiers of apples added much to the
beauty of the decorations. The
"Caldron" which was gratefully
patronized by all was presided over
by one of the Junia Witches who
was very generous in stirring out
fortunes, and promises of good
things in the future. Among the
games played was "Hunt the but
ton, "Pocket book, " "Ring" and
"Kissing the Blarney Stone;"
whether all this, together with
walking backward and looking in
to darkened mirror in quest of a
future husband will diminish the
ranks of the Junia's remains to be
proven in 1908. The crowning
event of the evening and one that
showered the hostess with compli-
ments, was the two-course supper
which was both unique and artis-
tic. The first course consisted of
apple salid served in apple cups,
grated cheese and waters: The
second course was ice cream, cake
and coffee, the cream being served
in beautiful yellow chrysanthe-
mum cups, Mrs. Charles Rose
and daughter Mabel were guests.
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Euterpeans

The Euterpeans met at the
hospitable home of Mrs. G. r
Bowen, last Tuesday evening,
The Bowen home is noted for the
musical ability of it's inmates,
They have large music room,
containing two pianos, one the
finest SteinwaY make, an organ,
two yiolins, guitar, banjo and
several other smaller instruments,
All these together with the talent
ed musicians who compose the
Euterpean club, made the evening
one of delight and pleasure.
The club is composed of seven
teen members and on this occasion
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Five O'Clock Luncheon

A very handsomely appointed
affair was the luncheon Friday
afternoon given by Mrs. Edward
Smith at her beautiful new home
on Front street. Covers were laid
for seventeen and very elaborate
three course luncheon was served.
The out-oftown guests were Mrs.
Fred Gallagher, of Columbus, Mrs.
Y, Juergensmier and Mrs. Charles
Juergensmier, of lancaster, Mrs.
Earl Lindley, of Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Smith, of Danville, Ill.
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Junia Club.

Monday evening the Junia Club
gave Hollowe'en party at the
Commodius home of DR.. and Mrs.
Finney, with Miss Grace Finney
as hostess. Plates were laid fol-
the entire membership of the Club
which is composed of eighteen
mbers, and the temptingly ar
rayed menu was thoroughly en-
ioyed as one of the most pleasure
BILE the Club has ever known. The
house decoration We're beautiful
and complete, the color scheme be-
ing yellow, green and white.
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M o oe-Applegate

Mayor j. B. Dollison tied a
nuptial knot Thursday evening
uniting Mr.. Jesse Moe and Miss
Kate Applegate in the holy bonds
of wedlock. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A be
Applegate, in the east end at 80
o'clock. The young people wi II
make their future home with her
parents. The groom is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moe of
Riverdale and is cigar maker by
profession.
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Snider-Shorr

Mr.. Frank Snider was married
at Z 80 o'clock Tuesday, to Miss
Lucy Shorr, at the Holy Trinity
church, in Somerset. Mr.. Law
renee Kessler and Miss Florence
Snider, of Logan, acted as grooms-
man and bridesmaid. The young
married couple have many friends
in Logan that wish them many
years of happiness together.
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Notice..

Members of the Burial Fund OF
The Logan Brick Manufacturing
Company are hereby notified that
an assessment will be due and
payable at the office of the above
Company on November is.
MARY JOSEPHINE FIoKELL, Sec'y,
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Sewing circle

Mrs. Daisy Ferguson very
charmingly entertained the mem
bers of the Sewing Circle last Sat
urday evening. A good jolly time
was spent socially and in doing
fancy work. Mrs. Ferguson served
dainty refreshments, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Jas. Watkins.
Mrs. Earl Llndley, of Seattle,
Washington, was a guest.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been tlled in
the Probate COURT OF Hooking County, Ohio,
for nrst partial settlement, catharin6
Dupler, late minor, now OF full age, and OF
Jeremiah e. Dupler, a minor and the same
OF November, A. D., 1907, at 10 o'clock q. M,
or as soon thereaftar as may be convenient
II. T.. MARTIN,
Oct. 81, 8-w Probate Judge.
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w. c. r. U.

w. C. r. U.
The Logan w. G, L. U. will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. G..
Dollison, at two o'clock Thursday
afternoon. A very interesting re-
port of the State Convention will
be read at this meeting.
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Mrs. Margaret Hamlin, of Rock
bridge, was Logan shopper Mon
day.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
Walker-Kel.er.

Married Oct 20, 1907, by Rev,
j. w. Willis at the u. B. Parson-
age in Logan Ohio. Mr.. Porter j.
Walker and Miss Kittie Keller,
both of Logan, Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donaldson,
of Gore were Logan shoppers Mon
day.
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Mr.. Denton Myers, of Rockbridge
was business visitor here Mon
day.
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Mr.. G. W, Emerine, of Ilesboro,
was Logan business visitor Tues
day.
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Mr.. H. g. Carr, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in our city.
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.
Friday is all Saints Day.

Friday is all Saints Day.
Mr.. John Schaal was in Athens,
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Lay spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
Mrs. Reinstettle is quite ill at
her home.
Miss Bess Roby spent Monday
at Athens.
Mr.. Hubert Logan spent Sunday
in Columbus.
Mr.. Valley Wright went to Co
lumbus, Saturday.
Miss Cora Hane, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday in Logan.
Mrs. Ira Lindley Is visiting
friends at Macarthur.
Mrs. Ida Westenhaver is visit
ing friends at Starr.
DR.. ID. A. Rannells was a visitor
to Macarthur, Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry Ambrose was a Mel
sonyille visitor Monday.
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Mr.. o. j. Smith and family
have moved to Lancaster.
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Mr.. George Shaw moved from
Ilesboro to Logan, Tuesday.
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Mr.. Richard Radebaugh went to
Grafton, Va, Tuesday.
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Mr.. Tim Garfield, of Columbus,
was Logan visitor Tuesday.
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Mr.. Walter Huls, of Rockbridge,
was Logan business visitor Mon
day.
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Mr.. Richard Radebaugk went to
Grafton, Va, Tuesday.
Mr.. o. j. Smith and family
have moved to Lancaster.
Mr.. H. G. Carr, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in our city.
! Mr.. George Shaw moved from
Ilesboro to Logan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Tim Garfield, of Columbus,
was Logan visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keynes
were Athens visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Dan Lehman and family
spent Sunday at Haydenville.
Mr.. o. w. Russell, of Column
bus, spent Monday in Logan.
Mr.. Charles Larimer, of Athens,
spent Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Oscar Wilson, of junction
City, spent Saturday in Logan.
Mary Anderson, of HaYdenville,
was Logan visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Leon Montague, of Rock
bridge, spent Monday in Logan.
Mr.. Jacob Rectenwaldt, of Co.
lumbus, spent Sunday in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of New
Plymouth, have moved to Logan.
Mr.. S. H, Moore, of Huntington,
W. Va, returned home Monday.
Miss Bertha Gabriel was bnsi-
ness visitor in Columbus, Monday.
Mr.. L. S. Sharp, of Sugar
Grove, was a Sunday visitor here.
Mrs. Alice Campbell, of Nelson
vile, was Logan visitor Satur-
day.
Mr.. Walter Huls, of Rockbridge,
was a Logan business visitor Mon
day,
Mr.. G. W, Emerine, of Ilesboro,
was a Logan business visitor Tues
day.
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Mrs, Alice Campbell, of Nelson
Vile, was a Logan visitor Satur-
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keynes
were Athens visitors Tuesday.
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Mr.. L, S. Sharp, of Sugar
Grove, was a Sunday visitor here.
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Mr.. Harry Ambrose was a Mel
sonville visitor Monday.
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DR.. ID. A. Rannells was visitor
to Macarthur, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Ida Westenhaver is visit
ing friends at Starr.
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Mr.. o. w. Russell, of Colum-
bus, spent Monday in Logan.
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Mr.. S. H. Moore, of Huntington,
W. Va, returned home Monday.
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Mr.. Dan Lehman and family
spent Sunday at Haydenville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of New
Plymouth, have moved to Logan.
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Miss Bertha Gabriel was a bust
ness visitor in Columbus, Monday.
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Mr.. Jacob Rectenwaldt, of Co.
lumbus, spent Sunday in Logan.
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Mr.. Oscar Wilson, of Junction
City, spent Saturday in Logan.
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Mrs. Ira Lindley Is visiting
friends at Macarthur.
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Mr.. Charles Larimer, of Athens,
spent Sunday with his family.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25
CHAPTER H.
A Conflict Of Evidence.


A sudden horror seized me. leaned
hea Willy against the door frame, and the hand
that held the taper shook no violently that
the nieksring flame b burning ~ the neart OF
There was u flask Of brandy In my dressing
gown pocket. ] drew It forth and moistened
Walt. my dear young lady" I faItered.
s,Ill with that strange sensation at my heart.
II have awkwardly distinguished the taper
mediatsly a rosy glow q light and color from
a .1s sl,ssa' 'nadf e. G IisS., r !s%p f .nsa. n,
calmer, ! drew near the girl and gaxed Into
her white face IN she stood In the corridor.
'". aN S%s.'d s.p my 0p ss". s0S Words, II you will"
] commanded. H. a low, tense voice: Say
them again, for ! cannot comprehend or be-.
murder you ~ ,h. DO you "m %sss'sss '" "so%.so. sf n, The
GSTd. m sssm "Sf to su Tti Er,. II my =. throat and
The great. dark eyes met mine with a look
Il have said i. doctor Dorrane-," the low
voice replied. 81 did not know until an hour
had been accused Of the crime. i was here
in this hotel; you gee; ! was In my own
you TO ask you what steps to take. give
myself % up to Justice and ! wish 7" he placed
II nm az sane az you are
DO you mean TO assert that you, a mere
girl like yOu, have taken the life Of n man 7
Girl, Paul Ernsclire was shot through the
heart. a straight, ~unerring aim. II was the
II sm one Of the best shots In the state :"
she interrupted. eXcItedly. "Glrl M ! am. I
can hold my own with n rife or shotgun
against any man mt Grand Isle. ! have lived
here all my life, and my father long ago
taught me To handle a rife. ms other girls
are taught the ire Of the sewing machine,
your head over that point, Doctor Torrance.
Anyone living here VIII corrobornte my story
that ] nm an expert with the rifle. loved
Paul Ernsciine: ! do not deny II, and he had
wronged me cruelty. bitterly. lie was about
to fOrsake me to marry some beautiful girl
who had taken his fancy he deserved 10 be-
punished, and I punished him.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25
THE SILENT WITNESS.

suicidef Impossible The ball had been
S heed ta IsG~ sis S,an lie the 'G rISe r must ne maa
It would never have made that small. round
No! He had been shot from a distance
Suspicion pointed to Stephen wardour, and
It was finally decided to arrest him ut once.
lie alone was known to have had u grudge.
man. Yet surely II ever a man could be Justi.
neds Ia committing murder. there were cir.
cumstances In this case which would anchor
l was bending over the dead body. and the
Others had withdrawn n little and were dis
when all at once ! discovered something
rlutched In the stin, cold fingers Of the dead
It was a tiny curl Of golden hair. just a
D.: :FS sI.ncs o' FIJI %s,%skf fG knew the ssV %ssaaeiSl i head "a
thereon ut that a,, golden hsryss' grey. o bsster;
removed the %teiltale tress from the stifened
fingers and managed to thrust 1t into my
An awful feeling tugged at my heart.
elutcSed IN that dead, cold hand "' "'"
For n time l was half unconscious. so in
tense was the excitement which overcsme
one rr. ss' my s,0s ss%. a and d'' I. u Sas 'f'' " brandy sS%s;
.r, ,Go G.ioS es" fvs 9prr:n { xd DSn.t gtve ~, way ,T i,
up. man They want You to 20 with the
o:hicer to wardour's house TO arrest that fel.
'', .% {, 10, eo1 " !, ny y. rca''frea ~ ta %m.1ss.
safe at the hotel with her mother" In.
sau, ;s c" "E 3 i cS;ia WIN e. 1i |. , ""i,s S S.sa
Up "pG' but It's n" wonder. Under the circ"%.
body: IT'S awiuI!"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

A mere child she seemed. for she could not
have been over seventeen. A pale, haggard
face with stony dark eyes and a crown Of
raven hair.
A long, dark cloak enveloped her from head
90 foot. She threw back the hood Of the
cloak which covered her jet black hair and
confronted me with calm. imperiOus eyes.
Somehow ! shrnnk shiverIng from their
gaze.
II am Ruby Wardour,' she said, In q tense.
strained voice. Il do not know where to
to be placed under arrest. My father--I
have Just learned what has happened to him /;
he must be rciea sed from prison immedia tely I;
he is innocent. ! killed Iaul ErnsciiYe ="
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

MORSE LOVE SONG OF LONGING {

How long must I pine here. ny lone vigil "
keeping, ~
Uncbsefed by ONE love word. one Iove. W
touch Of thinef X
Art thSS Living. indeed OF beneath the wave W
OH living or dead. love. bequesth me . ~
sign. "
II I were snoat on the wide cleaning 70
water. ~
And thou waiting here at the edge Of the n,
sea, "
No beauties Of Eden. no treasures Of Ophir, Il,
Not Death and his terrors could hold me "
from thee. x
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

VI The chill OF despair down ny spirit \
n Al sutuinn's chill steals down The breath
N In the fast, DYING year, on the lone head
v land kneeling.
VI How long and how vainly I've watched
x for thy sail!
y cry to thee. dear one; 'Oh. shatter this
"a silence;
y SEND, send me some token or word DER
n the sea:
v Return, oh. return from those summer kissed
81. islands
y 10 the heart IN the wild North that's
breaking for thee!"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
Credit Men Met.

The annual meeting of the Weld
County Credit Mems association was
held In Unity church parlors last
Friday evening with good attend
ance. Some excellent reports of the
condition of the association and the
work accomplished during the year
were read. The association now has
regular collection agency in con-
nection with its work of furnishing
information in regard to Mr.. Want
Credit"
E. A. Howell of Denver. the man
who organized the Denver Credit
Mems association, and a. R. Trim
BILE, the present secretary of the asso-
citation there, we're both at the meet
ing Friday night and gave good talks
on the work. They praised the
Greeley association, pronouncing 1t
one Of the very best in the state. as
we'll as doing about the best work of
any.
The following nine directors we're
elected for the ensuing year: W. c..
Wilson, W. L. Clayton, J. NJ. B.
Petrikin, Edwin Starkey. a. w.
Jacobs, B. L. Kittle, C. f. Bell. d.
r. Macarthur and J. D. Potter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Safe
Medicine for Children

In buying cough medicine for
children, never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There Is no danger from it, and re-
lief Is always sure to follow. 1t is
intended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough, and there
Is no better medicine in the world
for these diseases. 1t is not only a
certain cure for Group, but, when
given as soon as the croupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
when this remedy is given as d.
rected. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful drugs, and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult. For sale by all druggists.