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The Delta independent., 1907-05-10

Bread and kindling delivered with
grocery orders, by Scoield.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-10

Sheriff Gibbs received the followin,
letter from Riverside, California, whicl
explains itself:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


ton of limited partnership. under the firm name
Of Charles ]. Turner aud compsny,' for a period
of the District of Columbia being the general
partner and Hugh Smith OF Meridian, state OF
tile Gs is be by them at
st. NV, Washington, D; c Fifteen hundred dol
firm by the special partner. beyond which his la
bility shall mot %,s e1te md ,upposr ,,,o-or
,y2e-m.w.f4w
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding District Court osaline
pany. defendant District Court No. 74s.-upon
consideration Of the petition OF the United States,
hs Sy sG he @
requested by the acting Judge of first instance
s h r c2 Fsr Of n nj. s say 9"
ordered that the following and annexed notice
paper in the city of washington called The Even
Ing Star and that pTSDf a s tg IN que !
Court q the Ps,Gt q GHTm nf THE
of Columbia holding a District Court.-To the
Hualgayoc Smelling Company: Notice is hereby
Esn that Of the Rssdp the Of i
Canta, Republic Of Peru. an action by Rosaline
satfoTa Pai against Ss S
to admit that said plaintiff is owner OF the mine
socsyen PurgatOro', of the mining district Of Hu-
SssSs tae S' is on
fully authorized representative Of said company in
Peru borrowed from said plaintiff 1900 soles,
subject to the condition Of sale 20 said plaintiff
Of the mine "Socaven Purgatorio." or TO otherwise
refund said sum with interests on ths drst day OF
December 1905. which sum has not been refunded.
smeiting Company having now no representative
in In Wss a1s B. a. 6Ssd
Its domiciie. on December Is. 1905 said court Of
cordsnce with article 1897 Of the judicial code
of procedure appoint representative for said
suit or otherwise be liable for contSmRt; that In
virtue Of artc', 30 Of The mining code, a writ
issue requiring notifications TO the department OK
public works and to the Coppsuis Rscsudsd9ra
De impuestos F1scales to effect that the mine So
caven PurEatoro be recorded as under litigation,
and that taxes due be received from said plaintiff.
Said taxes were not received az ordered bscanse
the new poll had not been published. and said
ment BY plaintiff Of contribution for six months
taxes In advance in the Gaia dc Deposltes" be
considered as made. and the .'Compenie Recsuda-
dora and department Of public woSks be so noti-
fed. By further proceedings said plaintiff claimed
that said company had not paid paid taxes; nSs
FIRST SIX months contribution. and that accord ng
to article 30 Of the mining code said HuslEsyoc
Smelling Company has lost all right OF defense in
said SUIT and plaintiff remains cole owner OF said
mine, and prays the court to declare that said
company has lost Its rights to said mine .'socayen
PurgatorIo' and to comply with article 500 OF the
mining code that the proper judicial authorities at
Washington be asked by letters rogatory to notify
said Hualgayoc Smelling Company by publication
of this suit and the court reserving the main point
THOs. II. ANDERSON. Associate Justice, supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia: true copy
Test: (Seall ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk BY +. +.
CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk. ty2o-l0t,esu
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OR RENr-BY SHANNON 4 LUCHs,

FOR RENr-BY SHANNON LUCHs,
704 18th NV. Phone Main 2846.
1922 p, nv 49, e. 90 IS 2Sta
sSs NV ~ q 1000 s. Bry.nt r: + l s. e g
1900 Fairmont, lsr b. 1900 1913 NV, ST. b: 80 90
1875 NV. llr. 70 90 20 Grant pl NV b. 80 90 90
iooe q NV, lir, b. .sooS isii 18th NV, n. b,o 20
1862 nw Tor. b. b5 90 key 2006 18TH NV 20 SO
1886 18th NV Or 90 90 68s eth Or, D. 20
B06 NV l2r 80 % 400 Luray pl Or e. 's so
a alss i i9,s nw lSr ~
20O3 LIST nv. sr, b. 40 so 1898 Pa sv &C. 90 20
l73O 18th NV Or b. 1000 l8<5 sc, Or b. rs rs %
221O lst NV, Tor. b. IS so 20ls sth NV or %
1 1sEa sn NV Or sr b. 10 Ss
3S43 Pros av. l2r 85 90 90 Myrtle ne. Or p'.Aoo
,7as at. NV. "a rooms and bath. 49,. $50. 90
1880 Oorcofan st NV. rooms ana oatn..' s 90 W
" APARTMENTS.
$50 NV, g. 90 1S6 IN NV. o. D.; 40 80
nss T'sa - 3sss
The Eansemond. ls27 ! nv NV. 81. b. ~ 90
Flat 2, Or, b......2 90 For Colored Tenants.
Flat 9. Or. b. IS 50 1910 ne, er b.. 10 80
DIS M NV. br. b. 80 % 22is NV. sr.b H.. Is so
1882 Chaplin Dr. b. 80 so 1928 85th Or b. Is. 90
1873 willard. 81, b e o9 1894 Sc. Or b. key ~
III III Co5soran g. Srs q "a =, b 80
1885 l4th NV 4 G3n 20 So
FOR GOOD COLORED TENANTS.
s2e Del av sw, A. 1900 81 A ne, Or, b.. 1000
SHANNON h LUCHS.
704 18th st. NV.
Look for our Green and White Sign
1v2t Am, TT
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weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HE,;SEY {

FOR RENT 'PHONE MAIN 2029
WILLIAM K. ELLIS, 525 18th ct. NV,
1915 NV, lar. 2b Ss5 90 1881 Irving 11r b48 90
l44e Iavnw, 12r bss .ss 1875 B Sc. i1r. b. 40 90
1907 NV, 18r.3b, 1900 14Os Corcoran NV Sr85. 90
1s41 NV, 12r. IS DOL 500 ? st NV. Or. 30 80
1913 9th NV 1sr. 80 Dol i72 st NV. l1r 80 IS
1893 NV, sr,b sta4s 90 t2b 18th st NV. 1r.11 90
au3-2t.eSu
FOR RENT-21o ~ sw., large 2-st. st., rent $50
400 sw, 1r, ami. S25 80 1850 3D. sc, Or & IL so
1888 y Sc, Or fat. 70 80 142 Sc, Or & 200
$50 10Th De, Or. ami 2050IB. Leonard. $50 Az s.w
au3-3t,eSu
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient TO call at The
Star Office nth street and tenn
syIyania avenue. leave your adver-
tisement at any of the following
Branch Offices:
Gentners Drug Store. 18th and sts: =,
Portmsn's Drug Store. 14th and r. l. ave; ..
Iupton's Drug Store, Vermont ave. and H.
Kps. Drug s store s, 18th md I'D, :t'
crisweli,s Drug store. 7th and T .t.,
Postal Telegraph h once Once, pla Pa. ave:
Postal Telegraph Once. 9th and sts.s.,..
o,s TeisssPh ocs rsnn Pa,esu
Woodward 4 Lothrop. Superintendent desh:
Interior Dept, sth and SITS: Telegraph once.
Commercisi Rans 5ldr. Telegraph once
Grisr Grer, Pharmacy 9th and y y =, =; AZ, :.
Coldenhergs Depa rtmpnt Store. BIZ - itn St.
Bureau OF Informs tion.
The Hutchins Kenner Drug Co: 18th and Que
Butler & Field. Druggists, I'D 4 Indiana ave.
Louis b. Caster Pharmacist. s1oo 18th ct.
T Tsa. fhaTmacy got, Sath and c p So 4
GEORGETOWN;
oo,ponnell'. Drug Store go an. and Q 't'-
f fda%. P5Dre.. onass i2 ~. sed -; 81
NORTHEAST.
kenesly's Pharmacy. n. Capitol and ! sta
Haley's Pharmacy. 18th and e. Capitol sta
Nooradisn's Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place
SOUTHEAST:
Rrndey's Drug Store, 18th and sts
O'Donnell's Drug store. ad and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Eullivan's Drug Store 7th and SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf O'Brien Hall
Cbas 8. Walter Dol Az Ut.
ANACoSTIA;
G. @. Johr, Is Monroe Ut.
ALEXANDRIA,:
4. g. Doniphan 727 King Ut.
BRIGHTwooD. d. or
VIM. Thomas Brightwood av. 4 LongfeuoW H.
TENLEYTowN, D. CT
Geo. +. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RhNI-
UNFINISHED.
1928 K st. NV, IA rooms. baths. fur
1882 Conn. ave-, II rooms and bath. 49,. 125. 90
Sl1 18th 1T. NV, 10 rooms Observation-Disclosures
i724 O st., o rooms and ba It'll ........... eooo
62l 4th st. NV, IL rooms and bath .... 30. IS
171S Oregon ave-, 10 rooms and b., per mo- $500
1892 l4th st. rooms and bath. ........ 80. so
1910 Sd St. Sc 6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
1907 Huntoon pl. s.w. 1 rooms. .......... $50
COIIORED.
AT Richardson pl. NV. 5 rooms. ....... 1850
FLATS
808 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. $40.I5
2S23 18th Ut. NV. 2-story apartment, first
floor, rooms and bath, furnace. per mo. 0Oo
Flat g. The Chelsea rooms and bath. =. q. so
l128 Conn ave- 4 rooms and bath. ....... $500
SUBURBAN.
Bladensburg road, opposite Langdon, D.
G., 8 rooms, WELL AZ acres........... $500
OFFICES.
COG 18th 1t. NV. s rooms 4O.75
STORES.
zoe 18th st. NV, suitable for store
office; per month. tl2o.OO
STABLES.
1887 st. NV. for automobiles only;
concrete floor; electric lights room for
GAsCH & BiRGE. 1925 n. Y. ave. NV.
INK
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTF & WILCOX,
1907 Penaa ave-

FOR RENT-BY WESCOTf WILCOX,
1907 PeAna. ave.
1913 10TH 11r b, am$ SIS 90 1905 d, a. sr b. rs 90
933 G, Tor, b, ami. Z Is THE JOUY.
816 Q, 22r. d.. 80 % q, Or, b. heat 81 80
l1o8 10r. b. ami 90 GO s010 r. g. Or, b. rs 50
9043 P, Or, b. ami 81 so 3020ia r, 5r, b. 10 80
1913 18th, Tor, b.. 30. 80 THE CARLISLE. 1918 n
221O 18th, sto Ar b. 80 90 non Housekeeping
1920 H. Tor, b. ami As. 70 rooms bath. :. 20. so
2139 Pa av, 10r b. 1915 3 rooms, bath .i6 50
1923 22d lii, b. ami AZ. 80 rooms, bath. so
615 10th, Orb. ami 40. 30 3014h r. q. Or, b 22 30
liza 11th lot b. at35. rs 80l S R. Or b, heat % 80
1920 n Tor b, lat as rs 80AO r, br, b. heat &c. 80
1918 T. 11r, b. ami IS so SO44 r Or. b. heat 20 20
1904 r. dw.0r. lat 30 90 b0lA 80, Or lat 70 60
1929 Pa av, ST. b. 80 80 $50 10th o. 4r. b. $3.50
1880 Both. Sr. b, lat 30. 80 COLORDD.
Takoma Or b. :. 80. 50 40 d se, ST. b. lat. 80. 90
1902 18th Or 27 so 1904 Chace C, 6r. w II SO
1907 g. Or b. lat. .25 60 Pap Va av, 5r, ". .l2 80
2483 e. 7r b, lat .25. 80 &04 Franklin. Ar. W 1850
1923 18th, Sr b, lat. "a. 90 aiORE6.
1925 both. 6r. b.. p 90 1904 y, 2r, w.: % O0
sos Or. b, lat 80 1248 GOTH store, eel % 90
ait Sd 7r. b. 30 2200 n store Gel. 20 80
$40 Goth. Or. W.. 30 1904 r. p, W. 1000
26Osl5 L, II, w.. 1880 OFFICE ROOMS.
llOS 18th se sto Ar. IL. 80 4S2AS8 La av, heated
Git 3d. Or, w.. 80 rms. $40 $3.50. SO
1929 BenninG, Or, v. 1850 STABLES.
APARTMENTS. on 18th, 8s.c,rw.g 20 0C
14O0 a. a. Or b. $500 l1bO 22d .2stls ws SC
For full list Of small houses and Oats apply at
office. 1y27deSu
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
Russia,s Great Library.

One of the proudest monuments to
the memory Of that benevolent despot,
Peter the Great. Is the imperial II.
brary Of Russia, established by him In
TIA. Present ranking places 1t third
among the worlds great libraries, pre-
coded only by the National library at
Paris and that Of the British museum
at London. 1t contains million and a
half volumes and $4,000 manuscripts.
The most important accession 1t ever
received was probably at the time Of
the suppression Of the Society Of Jesus
In Russia, when most Of the Jesuit
collections were transferred to the i'm
perlal library Among them was the
famous collection or Count Zaluski.
consisting Of 100000 volumes and TO-
Wtt manuscripts, which had been In
stalled at the Jesuit college in Warsaw
The most important manuscript la the
library is the "Codex Sinaitlcus' Of the
Greek Bible. brought to Russia by Pro-
fessor Tischendorf in 1850 from the
Convent Of st. CatharIne on Mount
Sinai.-New York Tribune.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
English Pronunciation.

There is village in north Devon
which the signposts call Wolfardis-
worthy, but which we have heard pro-
nounced "Woolserthy." Very likely,
however, If you went there and pro-
nOunced it so you would be reproved
for the contraction.
This was what happened to us at
Cirencester. Passing through that town
we were solemnly corrected for calling
1t Chester" On the other hand, when
wandering in Norfolk and drawing
nigh to place which was marked on
the map "Happisburgh." we found
ourselves quite unintelligible because
we did not pronounce 1t "Hazebro."
Even in English the difference be-
tween sight and sound is confined to
a small minority of words, though
some people seem to be Of the same
opinion as a young Hanoverian lady OF
our acquaintance who naively remark
ed: "You English do pronounce SO
strangely! There is your great an
thor You spell him Dickens, and
you pronounce him Boz."-London
Spectator.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

give your wife frequent evidence Of
your affection, you will have only your
self to blame IL she turns to some one
else for that which her nature de-
mands. No; you cannotlpossibly attach
too much Importance toNthese seeming
ly insignificant things. They are the
very foundations OF domestic happi-
ness. You may provide, a comfortable,
home and every material desire of her
heart, you may treat her. with courtesy
and kindness, you may give her high
social position, hut IL she loves you all
these are as nothing IL unacc0mpanied
by the purely sentimental expressions
of your own affection for her. With
visible love she will live happily in the
humblest cottage.
Some people would smile at this.
idea that has no place in the advanced
civilization of today. The mountains
and the hills. the lakes and the rivers,
are old fashioned. and they are mo-
G.ore immutabie than human nature,
Of which love is the highest expression.
II spite of all Of our culture, men and
women. under the veneer, are just the
anne as they We're when Pan played
lis pipes in the groves Of Arcadia. We
are as God made us, and while we may
develop the brain we can't alter its
composition. nor can we eradicate the
love longing from woman's heart. So
let her have all she wants.
Keep the Lovelight Burning.
l am writing all this now because I
want to keep you from settling down
in the all too customary way after
your return from your wedding trip.
You will have to resume the chase
after dollars. and you'll have to sprint
little faster than before, but that
won't justify you in putting the little
girl up on shelf like piece Of valu-
able bric-a-brac nor. In showing her
back into the kitchen to become your
cook. She Is neither goddess to be
worshiped from afar nor a mental TO
be bossed at close range. She Is just,
a delightful bundle Of flesh and blood
and nerves, designed for everyday
wear and attaining her highest happi-
ness in loving and helping you.
Do all you can, therefore. to keep
that lovelight burning brightly, for if
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
Lingerie Neekwsar.


The consideration OF lingerie neck
wear and blouse accessories. which
promise to be q craze the coming go
son, is altogether a fascinating eolidy.
1t Is almost impossible to describo II
full the daintiness OF some Of th6so
little details, for the nne quality
Of the materials and the wonderful
handiwork employed IN their constfhc-
ton are the chief charm of modish col.
lars. cuffs, bows, ties and frIlls. LIN
gerie belts that boast OF all the elebu-
ration given to collars and other slln-
gerie trifles are very much to the fore.
Filet work, eyelet embroidery and In
sets of heavy lace decorate the hand
soonest white girdles. A favored style
Is decidedly wide at the back, tapef1ng
as 1t nears the sides and 'front.' whore
1t closes with carved ivory buckle.
Etched pearl and polished silver clasps
In odd shapes are equally popular Tor
the lingerie belt trifie clumey, but
quite novel is a big square buckle Gov
cred with coarse crocheted notifs.
Such ali affair would make charming
accompaniment for an Irish lace blouse
or linen one trimmed with crochet
lace.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
The Making Of a
Successful Husband
By cAsPAR 3. Yosr.
A Cha pier on That Detachable
Matrimonial Sequence. the Honey.
moon Do Not Permit Il to Come
to 4 Speedy End. hut Cherish II
and Prolons II Indefinitely. -
Copyright. 1906. by c. s. Yost. |

copyright, 1906. by c. s. Yostl
10y DEAR BOY-Your mother
" and have just returned
from the wedding in which
you were. to us, the most in
teresting If not the most conspicuous
figure. 1t was a great wedding; never
saw anything quite so pretty In my
life. Everything was in good taste, and
you went through your part like a little
man. was almost proud of you.
And the bride! My boy, believe
you've discovered something that's bet
ter than gold mine. Unless my judy
ment is nightly at fault, she's all
right Your mother is just as well
pleased as l am, and that's saying a
great deal for her, for she never could
see any girl quite good enough for you.
You know she doesn't hesitate to say
whom she likes or dislikes, and she
usually settles the point on sight. SO 1
was very uneasy, as no doubt you
were, about the way Mrs. John Junior
would strike her. But she took to her
new daughter-in-law like a duck to an
orphan chick, and I attach more i'm
portance to that than do to my own
judgment.
Why. she's so tickled that she per-
sists in waking me up in the middle
of the night just to have an audience
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

ton, modified by the activities and
necessities that demand bread and but
ter at regular intervals, it should con-
tinue until death breaks the bond.
have been married thirty years and
am still in the midst of my honey
moon, and | hope to see this moon in
it's meridian for many years to come.
You should never cease to be lovers.
l can see no reason why the return to
earth should cause an entire change Of
relations. Some people seem to think
that the tender little attentions which
mark the period of courtship and that
Immediately follow the wedding are
incompatible with the struggle for a
living; that the kiss, the caress, the lit
tie compliments, are not only unneces-
sary, but even foolish. If you desire
happiness as nearly absolute as pos
sible here below, don't make that mis-.
take.
Love Is Not All.
Love alone Is not sufficient for q
woman. She hungers for it's outward
and visible manifestation, and 1t Is a
hunger that can never be fully ap-
peased A man can rest content In the
confidence Of his wife's affection and
doesn't worry il she neglects to ex-
press 1t in words or actions, but she Id
Of different fiber. She wants to hear
you say II love YOU once in awhile,
to feel your arm steal around her and
your lips pressed to hers. She never
grows weary of these things, and she
never grows too old to appreciate
them. Their neglect is the beginning
OF Indifference, and Indifference is
loves deadliest foe.
Without love marriage degenerates
first to mere convenience and then t.
condition Of bondage in which Iron
chains take the place Of roses. chains
which the divorce courts are too often
sailed upon to sever. IL yOu do mol
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

virtues. just confine your attention to
her faults. IT these are little ones, be
thankful and let them alone. Ii any
should look to be serious, don't try to
remove them with an ak. You are
likely to sprain your arm and dull the
tool Treat them with tact and pa
thence and love, and In the course of
time. perhaps long time, you can so
modify them that they will become un-
Objectionable or even likable.
All this, however. presupposes some
attention to your own failings, which
are probably more numerous and more
pronounced than hers, and in the case
of a man there are more circumstances
which call for the use of a metaphor
ical surgical instrument. If you don't
WELD 1t yourself. the little girl ought
to, and If you need it she will unless I
am mistaken In my judgment of her.
But you can't treat woman's faults
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

out 10 WreStle Waking me up in the
with fortune on middle of the night.
your own hook, and you can hardly
appreciate what a concession it is for
her to look with favor upon this young
woman who has taken possession of
you. After awhile you will under
stand, but not now.
Angels Without Wings.
l suppose you are pretty well along
with your honeymoon by this time,
and unless your lot is different from
that of other mortals you have made
some discoveries. You have found, /
don't doubt, that the wings you sup
posed were full fiedged haven't even
sprouted. That is the amazing dis
covery every newly married man
makes, and the quicker he makes it
and becomes reconciled the better it is
for his future welfare.
Angels are all well enough in pic
lures, but they would certainly crate
on our nerves If we had to associate
with them. Nor Is perfection to be de-
sired in genuine flesh and blood wo-
man. This would be mighty tire
some world If all of us did exactly as
we ought. 1t is mainly our faults and
the faults of others that furnish us the
diversion that makes life worth while
That isn't strictly orthodox, but it's
true, and I believe it will continue to
be true as long as humanity retains
that innate cussedness which domi-
mates it.
Don't infer, however, that consider
imperfections and attractions to in
crease in corresponding ratio. A little
salt is necessary to make your food
palatable, but very little more will
spoil it, A faultless wife is likely to
be insipid, and good, healthy imperfec-
tons should rather be cause for re
joicing than lament. So, my boy,
when you find one in your dear little
bride, don't have conniption fit, but
make note of it, and when you get
an opportunity analyze it tenderly.
They may keep you pretty busy for
awhile, but when you get them all
classified you will have that intimate
acquaintance which is absolutely es-
sential to domestic happiness. A long
while ago somebody said, Man, know
thyselfv and / would paraphrase that
and, believe, improve it by saying,
'Man, know thy wife," It's much
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
Comparative Color blindnsss.

II a thousand men gaze at garden
of flowers. fifty Of them will see the
colors falsely. If thousand women
view them. nine hundred and ninety
six or seven will perceive the hues cor
rectly. OF the six colors OF the rain
bow, which, mingled In thousands Of
combinations, give all the varying hues
Of sky and sea, OF mountain and val
ley, some are never seen by the color
blind or are felt only as light and
shade of black and white. Very few
persons are totally color blind, yellow.
blue and violet being rarely lost. To
the totally color blind all landscapes
and objects are like an engraving In
black and white. Edward A. Ayers in
Century.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

TUtttVy UtE tttttE JHt were something
49, upon inc shet. to be ashamed
of. until continual suppression extin-
cuisines it entirely. Exercise Is as nec-'
essary to love as it Is to all attributes of
life physical, mental or spiritual This is
not theory, but fact, which has been
proved over and over again since the
world began, and my own experience
does not differ from that OF countless
thousands of others who bear testi-
mOny to its truth.
Your mother reminds me that 1t Is
time for me to be in bed, so l must
bring this epistle to close. With love
to the new Mrs. Sneed-God bless her
II remain your affectionate father,
JOHN SNEED.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
Why They Wished to ProIona Life

Why They Wished to Prolong Life.
1t is curious to note the inadeQuacy
Of the objects for which men would
seem to wish to prolong their days.
Collingwood, as his epitaph informs
u.s. ia pious, just and exemplary man"
would have liked to have had another
blow at the French. Lord Peterbor-
ough, Pope's contemporary, desired to
live in order Ito give that rascal (Bisll-
Op Burnett the lie in half his history
Ian aspiration of which he proved
the sincerity by carrying with him the
volumes, carefully marked, when. al
ready believed to be dying, he went to
Lisbon. And Bentley, making up his
mind to reach the age OF eighty and nc
further, observed that at was an age
long enough to read everything worth
reading. London Standard.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
Too had.

There is a sweet girl in Washington
with most sanity patience, but even
she could not resist the temptation re-
Gently to let fly little arrow. He was
about nineteen, but weary, oh, very
weary! He had made call Of perhaps
two hours, and she also was beginning
to feel some slight fatigue
II never get over a thing, you know, y
he said sadly. Il really never expect to
care for woman again. made fool
Of myself over one once"
And you never get over anything
Too badw she said sympathetically
And he smoked whole box Of olga.
rettes thinking It ovsr afterwasd.