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REALTY TRANSFER.
Semi Detached Residence Sold by
Ross & Phelps.

The real estate corporation of Boss &
Phelps has sold for W. L. Browne. to
Robert Thomson. the semi detached
residence No. 431 18th street southeast
for $425O The lot Is thirty feet wide
by about 40 feet deep 1t is the inten-
ton of the purchaser to hold the prop
erty as an investment
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Millwork and Lumber PROXIMITY

supplied. Large or small quantities
Phone y. 1858. Eisinger Bros. 21O9 eth n. "
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One of the Chief Comforts of Home

"a sanitary bathroom. You can have this
now. Get our terms. Don't wait one day
longer Get our estimate and guarantee
Phone Main 3O16 Maurice j. Colbert
Registered Plumber, 621 + ST. NV
ml.,1-eO 1fs
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Va. Pine Dressed Sheathing for 10
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Pretty Furniture at Auction.

Panama Hats cleaned. Hoover. so 9th.
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Deposits Made in Banking Dept.

Of Union Trust Co.. 18th & II SITS, earn
money for the depositor. Interest paid on
all accounts. subject to check. Capital and
surplus, s2.20O.0O. u. 8. Govt control.
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Parlor Car to Hot Springs, Va

Commencing April l A parlor car will be
attached week days. to Chesapeake and
and run through to Virginia Hot Springs
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Siding, $1.5O Per 100 Fl. Ca Big
CuD Libbey a. CO., 9th & NY. ave. NV.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Hon. Dave Eubanks, Prest., of
the Board Of Supervisors, was able
to be on hand at the session of
that body Monday, but looked
quite wan from his spell of sick
ness which has stretched out pretty
we'll over the time since he atten-
ded the Sept. Term. Shortly after
his return home from that, he was
seized with spek of fever lasting
twenty-one days. One night DUR
ing this fever siege he woke up
cold from the Precipitation in sweat
ing off fever, and developed symp-
toms which quickly materialized In
to Pneumonia in the right lung.
This held him down a while longer,
and at the me time Rheumatism
caused his right leg and foot to
swell. About all his troubles have
let up n him now and he hopes to
; be hearty ayaln som.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
ADAM -HROWN.

I.eakcsviIlc rni,.ycd one If its
cruntv-seat lrcrogatives Tuesday,
:" hen marriage occurred within
it precincts. The contracting
parties vcrc M. Henry Brown to
Miss ku>s > Y. A'au's. lie rital
parry ca: IA ii u lie seated lhae-
TIN. cJa*i~ n; ~ the ntaer If the
bride and ith S;@t u (unnarricd)
anil the II h ,ml gr 'nm. They
driving II" .r.rn Go4@e 7 nj settle
ment. Th.H NJ cured the license
at once., AMI Immediately repaired
to the y Si-.,;iire IN had Rev, Y D.
WesteT5i>l Atf -: TIC t.remnny.
Then 4tt y i n III phe Hu IN
Mclra,S IL /. N,er they were
rtc nth y 0 q h r bug y ! r
the return J,,c.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
county Sri
|(orfsslRsesb I'd
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BALL.

Ball. Miss, 11-3-08. Perhaps
could interest few of the brilliant
readers with few dots from here.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Brown were
the merry hearted old folks who
entertained the young people with
a candy pulling a few evenings ago.
Miss Kate Williams has finished
her business course in Mobile and
is out home for short stay.
The school here is progressing
nicely with Miss Inez Parker as
teacher, hce number seems to he
increasing daily.
MIR. w. r. Mcleod was seen rio
ing about today; he is one of those
jolly old fellows who take great
interest in our schools.
Mr.. Monroe Ball was one who
went to the County site yesterday
accompanied by his daughter,
Alice.
Mr.. Calvin Ball made his depart
ure Thursday for the State Fair,
and from there IS going to Delhi.
La. wi here he will accept pc ;ition
as book-keeper with the Hooker
Bros. We wish him much success.
Messrs. Charley and Clam on Ball
and families, have returned home
after few days stay with relatives
at Jonathan.
Miss Inez Parker and Mr.. l.. N.
Ball attended the Teachers Associ-
alton Saturday and report it being
very interesting.
Mr.. Monroe Ball has his cane-mill
well in operation and has sweet
things coming his wav.
Miss Belle Ball was absent from
school few days this week on ac-
count of her grandmother's illness,
bat started again Monday.
Mr.. w. w. Ball, has everything
readyoto put a new cover on his
house,
Best wishes to the Herald and
its readers.
GYPSY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

We are indebted to an oblicing
one who was present and good
Judge of such meetings. for an in
teresting write up of the Convention
of Greene County's Teachers Asso-
citation held in Leakesville Saturday.
The editor did not get to attend,
but we saw the program in print
and were compelled to take notice
that something was doing in teach
ing circles Saturday, by the number
of charming and intelligent peda-
gogue faces we saw tripping to and
fro over the countryside town. May
they capture the town many more
times this season in their associf-
tions. Leakesville swings wide her
hospitable gates to these workers
for Greene County's intellectual
development.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
For Sale.

A store house in Betty, Miss,
with one-half acre of land, favora
bly, situated as location for doc
tor. Terms reasonable for Cash.
Apply to Solomon Ball, Betty Miss
Sept. 3, 1908. Q1-6)
Abraham Matthew Lane, the cid
est unmarrie1 son of l. K. Lane of
State Line vicinage, drove Gown to
the coun y-seat Saturday, bringing
the schooIma am, Miss Mime Ford
to the Teachers Association. We
got acquainted with young Mr..
Lane and find him a very agreeable
young fellow. He was jerking the
lines over one of those pert NOV
ing Mccormick mules, so he told US.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Nicely. Miss, Nov. 2 1908. As
have been silent for sometime
will now come again and give you
few happenings around old Wash
/ ington; everything is lively around
here DOW.
We gather in the atmosphere
that the wedding bells will soon be
ringing, although when they are
leased they declare that there will
be no wedding bells for them.
Mr.. Jessie C.Fain and Miss Mat
tie Nell Cooper drove out to Leas.es-
vile last Saturday to attend the
Teachers Association. They report
having enjoyed themselves fine.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Har-
vison Saturday Oct. 81, 1908,a girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
McBerry, Thursday night, Oct. %,
1908, a girl.
Mrs. F.. K. Daughdrill ran up to
Richton last week to have some
dental work done by DR.. P. B.
Green, as he is now located there
Mr.. Will Hathorn returned home
this week after several weeks stay
at Clara, Miss. We are glad to
have Will back with US again.
Supt. Backstrom was in town
Sunday nigh with his same old
smile.
Rev. w. w. Hill preached his
farewell sermon last night to very
attentive congregation; he preached
very strong sermon and said many
things that will linger long in the
memories of his people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Green spent
the day in McLain Sunday.
Mrs. A. III. Harrison has returned
home after a pleasant stay with her
friends and relatives in Montrose.
Miss.
We are glad to learn that little
Riley Brewer is up again as he has
been very sick.
Mr.. F. K. Draughdrill went up
to Beaumont to day on business.
The school is progressing fine un-
der the management of Mr.. Jessie
Colmiche Fain and Miss Matte
Nell Cooper. Has an enrolment OF
II and | think we have two excel
lent teachers. All the boys and
girls that want to get knowledge,
: let them come down to the Wash
ington College.
The Washington Literary Society
is well organized; last Friday after
noon the visitors enjoyed strong
and heated debate, the subject be
ing Resolved, Should or should
not the negro be educated.
MIR. Ed Green is on the sick lis
this week.
Mrs. F. X. Daughdrill has beer
on the sick list for the past few
days but is now up again.
i The new saw mill is progressing
fine under the management of Mr.
C. H. Dunnam.
? Mr.. Whit Moody still sits aroun'
\ the stove and smokes his cob pip
> and wishes some one would com
y and purchase pair of overalls.
y Saw Mr.. Charley Hillman NOV
e ing his fence out the other day an
when asked what he meant by thai
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
SCOTLAND.

Vernal, Miss. Nov. 2, 1903. :
Mr.. Geo. Mcleod came to mill lust
week and his wife this week.
saw Miss Inez Parker AMI an
other school teacher l suppose, pass
down the pike a few days since
driving a mule; from the SEED
they were travelling l don't think
they will ever get there. Don't
know whether it will be the mule
or elbow grea ;e give out.
| saw Jack Mcleod driving a
school teacher down the pike few
days since.
School teachers are becoming so
numerous down our pike, so Har
ry Eubanks says, his head is sore
tipping his derby to them.
Mr.. John Mcleod has been on
the sick list but think he is able
to be listening for his horn down
the pike.
| think Bob Mcleod has the hay
fever as he is all the time snorting
like Bob Lidell through the pike.
| think Mr.. Jack Mcleod has lost
his dog from the way ! saw him
grinning a few days since going
down the pike.
| think Mr.. Harry Eubanks is
having an awful time trying to
smoke his corn cob pipe as he says
cigars are out of date through the
pike.
Mr. Bob Mcleod has been digging
taters and has a lot of them that
will not go in water-bucket.
MIR. Harry Eubanks is trying te
be a school teachers chum, bu1
Mr.. Jack Mcleod said he could mo-
chum with his one so long as hi
grey could go down the pike.
PIKE RIDER.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
Another Nice House to GO Up.

Shift. D. E. Breland has contract
ed with Osma E. Baird to erect him
a handsome residence in the Hugh
McInnis addition. 1t Will be loca-
tel near the Dan Mcleod home. 1t
VII be a six-room building with
hall, pantry and bathroom and
nicely furnished inside and out.
All the material as been ordered,
and is expected to be laid on the
ground with n two weeks. I ey
figure to have it ready for occupan-
X early in the new year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

The Harrison family have taken
rooms in the Hugh McInnis Hotel
pending their moving to Gulfport,
vacating the house in which they
have been ensconced to make way
for the Simmons family to move
in, as the new renters.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

DR.. Sam Pool is having the
Grouse Brothers to erect modern
and commodious barn in his prem
Uses on same side of street and to
the South IF his residence. The
, ld o;rno are IN fh' street and will
0e IN u.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

j. 7. Powell, bett half and
their little girl Gladys and the
baby were down from the community
known as Kittrell Schcol OF yore,
but will now take It's name from
the newly est bl.shed po t. nee.
n am ly: County Iirt. Ms
Powell is a 81 ter of w :.
Kittrell, the well-ka own turpentlD
operator and general business man
Of that section. Their children are
both bright little fellows and seem
to be in fine health judging from
redolent cheeks and saucy eyes.
The editor WIS glad to have a call
from them and come to know the
lady of anotn r of one of the num-
erous household to which the HER
AID weekly goes. Mrs. Powell
seems to be of very gentle kindly
disI Ositlon.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Corners up to our town Monday
from Ball, Aere Mr.. J. NJ. Ball
and daughter Mis- Alice. The ed
itor was glad to form a personal
acquaintance with this antoher of
our readers for sometime. He ham
ded us renewal before leaving.
The Ball family as a whole give the
HERALD a liberal patronage and
cooperation. They are indeed a
splendid family of people. Descen-
dants of three South Carolina broth
ers pioneer settlers of Greene
county, one of whom Mr.. Gus Bali
of Betty is yet alive, though well
up in yea s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
BlalaCk 4 Naples.
BIdcASmiths and Wheel
WnghtS. Horseshoeing
a Speciality.
Mrs. Alice M. Riggs,
MUSIC TEACHER.

y borough Cincinnati Con-
S'rvatory method, to the
tenth grade. Special pains
taken with beginners ami
children. Private Studio
UPSTAIRS in Dornitory.
REFERENCES.
Mrs. Henry PeItu-. Music
Teacher. Furcs' City. Ark.
T. Hamblet Dale, Augusta,
Ark
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Please make your next letter of
a more unquestionable news char
acter and less of suspicionable gos-
.sipy tendencies if yor wish to see
it in print. ED.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

While up here Monday. Hon.
Dave Eubanks left in this Office
two fine ears OF corn raised by him
this year. He got the seed fir m
the Hasting seed man in Georgia,
who had improved the seed, calling
it Hastings Rock,ale Improved.
The ears measure lull ell ven inches
long. Are beautifully tapered in
proportion, etxra, heavy snd of a
fine wfl e color. Mr.. Dave 81; S
that if anybody beats this he Will
come again, as he believes from
the same patch, he can se'ect some
still longer and finer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
New Advertisements.
BRIDGE NOTICE


Notice IS hereby given tn contract for
building q bridge over Piney w GODS creek
Dist 8. according to plan and specifications on
file in the clerks office. will BE- let TO the low
est respo sible bidder at the East front door OF
the Court house in the town of Leakesville on
The first Monday in Dec 1908.
Bond viii be required according to law. and
the Board res-r es the right to RI iect any and
all bids.
By order OF Board OF Supervisors. Greene
Couniy Miss This Nov. 3rd 1908.
Gl-.5l (SeaD s. X. Mt-KAY. Clerk.
uOMfsSrEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
Department OF the Interior.
u ; Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss
Oct. 80 1872.
Notice Is herciy given tat I'll Hinton. OF
.Inrt-t z. o. Miss. wns, o., Jan. ~. AB made
Ho ntst.,ld App.icati,n No. 3S34s serial, NO.
trs,5 for So : Section -. township \ :.
range g. -. St. Stephens Meridinn- IN MED
notice of iils.fJiou 10 max Flta five year.
proof. TO establish clau 10 the land above
q sscribcd, before tbs. .'irn,t Clerk OF Greer e
l,ounty AT Leakessille. Nj =. on the
Fourteenth day of Dss.lni' 1905.
fyinitnaut names a. witpe- -.
Isaac Pierce Andrew trad 81 Oliver Moo
, and man \ Hinton. all uf Jafirt. n =. Green
10. G. LAMAR. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

he said he had to give the potatoes
more room to grow. Mr.. Editor
you never saw the like of tatvrs
that man made.
would judge by the cane that
has been grown around here, some
one could give us a candy pLlling.
Joe Green says he would give us
one but he didn't make but "a
washpotful.
Mr.. Henry Hathorn still drives
for Mr.. Nicely and when he To- es
his temper and pops his whip you
can hear the mules say under their
breath, "turpentine season IS n, ar
ly over" Mr.. e. j. Nicely dr sc
out to Leakesville Wednesday last.
This rain goes so good to me as |
haven't heard any in so long will
say good night to all, best wishes
to the Herald and its many readers.
BROWN-EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

w. w. Mcleod of Vernal came
up to Leakesville in the mid-week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Let us have your subscription if
you edjoy this paper.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
!, DT1'.'a'eg.0
9.-*223slleg IEn,,,r,-.

BORN, oh SATURDAY October 3lst
1905, sirl IL Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Valley III A0am -vllle. Miss.
ADVENTEU, nto the home of
MIR and Mrs. 5. +. Simmons, at
Leakesville Miss, on Wednesday,
a little princess ot ten pounds avor-
dupois.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Quite newsy letter Brown l.. e.,
please begin hereafter each item of
your letter with a new line ur
paragraph. ED.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NOVEMBER TERM 1908.
State Of Miss ssippi. I
Greene ('ouuntV

State Of Miss sspp
Greene County.
All msmJrrs and officers present.
Report vi w. W. Thomson j. P. on fines ct approved.
Rep 1T Of E. Bea I'd Tax Collector for Sept 1908 approved
Bond Au tin Bros for bliIdng bridge Leaf River
McLeods bluff received and approved and clerk
authorized return their certified check of 100000
Petition of E. Box al to raise allowance CT
Fannie Jones from So per month contd till Dec Term
Requlslton of Peaster P for legal blanks granted and
clerk directed to order
Report of Oscar Backstrom for Octrec and approved
Report of c. P Smith and Joe Valley committee appointed to
lay mark road from Rounsave to point State
Line and aesve road east side of river about 4OOards
North Dueitt Station received approved AMI confirmed and
declared by the Board be public road of the County, and
L. v Rounsavle appointed of said road and the
following hanus assigned road duty said road, to wit
g. E. Perkins Ollie Wexford, Rob Wexford, Ed Welt )rd
Eugene Roursavle w. P Rounsavle, L. Rounsave
J. [. Thomas, w. S. Holland, Melton Holland Sam Mccain
non, Lorenzo Daniels John POLL Willie Mcneil.
Plan and specification of Bridge Pney Woods creek
sented by Joe VALLEY approved clerk ordered to advertise
for bids etc. contract to be let first Monday Dec. 1905
XII Brewer appointed of road Link No (2nd Dv
Reeds creek mouth of big creek the place OF
Elisha PIpkins moved away.
The following named appointed Trustees of Townships
set opposite their respective for ending first
MI Nov toUt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06

Monday Nov 1909 towit
A. Eubanks Sam Brannan and Horace Brannan It's r4w
John Brown, ?. NJ. Davis and C. L. Eubanks tin. r4w
l. M Brannan, W. H. Eubanks and George Caxton It's row.
W. B. Proctor Eugene Brown and Elias Mills tin. r5w.
James Byrd, W. S. Beard and T. j. Beard TN. row
W. r. Rush, Wiley Mills and H. P. Fountain TN. row.
Kila Platt, Sid Odom and T. j. Williams tan. row.
John Brock William Heahcock and RI Briggs Sr; t5nr5w
D. L. Eubanks Hugh Jones and Joe Hazard It's r6w.
W. R. Mel cod, D. A. Mcleod and H 7. James TIN row.
Syl Turner, D. R. Williams and j. D. Turner TN r6w
W. A. Coaker, Len Turner and Edgar Coaker TN. row.
L. D. Clark, A, K Clark and j. B. Dearman t4n. row
Joe Jones' Marcus Lane ana George Dearman t5n row.
Rufus Cochran R. M Mckay and j. c. Dorsett It's. r7w
ID Williams, D Daughgdrle F.G. Roberts 1n. r7w.
H. &. Ball, Os Hillman and W. D. b; I'll TN r7w.
C.LKrel Jonathan KittreI and " Cochran TIN. r7w.
Thomas Dunnam, j. c. Donald and a ba Holder tan r7w
Layford Valley, j. A. McLain and Ira we'll t5n. r7w.
Lyman c. chran R. F. Golf and John Golf It's. r8w.
MJ..F McLenGon LIE McLendon and Moses Nixon tin. r8w
W. R. Cochran R. I Backstrom and j F. Cochran TN rSw
David Turner J. B. Turner and Josiah Byrd t3n r8w.
j. c. Roberts, David West and R. L. VALLEY tin. r8w.
r. Brewer A. G. Hinton and s. J. Henderson t5n r8w.
ALLOWANCES
J. C Daughdri, sale April 1908 $3.50
w. S. Stoval, erroneous tax 1906 36l
JAS Faux Ed Herald pr nting election tickets
JAS Faux Ed Herald publishing Oct proceedings Board 1890
S. R. Mckay, clerk stationery for clerks office 2.63
A. NJ Mcleod election Com. days service 1900
R. L. Valley same 1900
Fees in convict cases. to wit: State VS. Joe Gray
l.. C. Peaster j. P ss.l5
Dan McLaurin, D. IS. 1870
Dave Kel Dan Landlord Vince Odom jurors, each so
Ennis White George Mills jurors LOO
E. M White, juror so
Ed Mills, Will Davis Campbell Farley, Joe Thompson,
JOnnSOH,
Burnley witnesses each LOO
DE Brelan sheriff vctuang prisoners October 1908 $500
D. E. Brean sheriff conveying Lula Harris Asylum 81 so
Oscar Backstrom S. P E.. salary October, $500
Backstrom S postage Oct express Register
and rs class books for County schools 22.68
j. Mcnn freight double trees fer road machine l55
J. Miller, sundres furnished Jail $50
] J. McIpnis member Board November term $500
c. P. Smith $40
Joe VALLEY same go
D. c. Eubanks $50
c. o. Backstrom, $50
D. E. Breland, sheriff. 200
s R Mckay clerk 800
D. c. EUBANKS. Prest.
S. r. MCKAY Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
FOR SALE.

Good ia ming place, fences out
houses, good water, about twenty
acres cleared land. thirty under
fence, within one-half mile of Bet
ty, Miss. Price $650.00.
Also offer new 8 room house,
situated in town of Leakesville,
Miss, built out of frst-class dress
ed material inside and out, painted
with three good coats of paint;
good out-houses; about two acres
fenced and in cultivation, good
water; and thirty acres OF good
farming and. Terms cash or part
cash and balance in good security
on either proposition. Apply to or
address, S. W. Ball, Leakesville,
Miss, Sept. 4, 1908. Q1-6).
w. D. Ball is not from Missouri
but of Betty as we oft time write
him down. We make that eXplana-
ton IN advance of the matter we
now relate. Saturday he was in,
town and told us about what fine
crop of Dooley yams he had raised
on patch this ear as the third
crop from the So me ground. First
he made nice yield of Irish Pota-
toes, then a splendid lot of hay and
the sweet potatoes, Yesterday he
came into our office and shook a
number of those yams out of sack
for the editor, they are whales
would pass for big cocoanuts in
size. Thanks, w. D.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-11-06
LOCAL

J. A. Davis dropped in on US to-
day, but too soon to see us running
smoothly at printing.
The enterprise-recorder., 1908-12-24

His name Is Guardian. He's mine.
/ don't know Just how old -, ~,
"Come here, sirl Give your paw N"'
he does what he is told.
Down, down, l sayl Why don't you
he really has to ron - - -
brimful OF fun.
Weli.-no. You can't exactly say
he's any special kind. 80, - l..
When / came home from school one uay
he followed close behind
I'm not 10 speak to stranger dogs
but though 1--WE couldn't play,
That little beast would wag MS TAN
II / Just looked his way!
We tried them at the stable, hrstT-
they didn't need HIM there; 90.
And ELLEN couldn't keep hin, '' ~
for he gave her such scare,
And even Mother thought perhaps
he'd better run away
But when she saw how thin he was
OF course hel had to stay.
So then we fed him thoroughly
and made him very clean,
And let lie beside the door
outside the door, l mean.
The enterprise-recorder., 1908-12-24
GUARDIAN.


And sister called him "Wanoe's'
the afternoon he came Alan"
Until we thought that 'Suaiu
was a politer name
And now when people come 10 'eN
and sit and talk and eat
Ana Fluff and Frill and Guattu o.
are scrambling at theH
And sister SAYS, Il hope the dosS
are nor disturbing, you? ,,,. restL
They always pat him with lHo
al least, they often DO
OF course he's not a.pretty dos' - 90
IKE Sisters Fill or FluH' 'I-.,,,b
1 Ike the color OF hlil'
that sort OF bfownish-Duu'
His coat is neither rough nor
Us something Just between gyes
7 think he has good lookins SieS'
:, they're such an honest sleen'
of course. he's not a dog show uos'
he's not the kind, you hRoW'
They never have a single t'a9'
in which that dog can 60 ..
Rut sister says II love could coun"
and looks be Just left out
ned win a ribbon every year
without the slightest doubt!
Elsie HRl, in the St. Nicholas