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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES.
Unicorn. Hartford. HessleT. and cushion tires
guaranteed for oue year. Expert bicycle repair de-
partment. c. VERNON HALL. sl st. ~.
aul2-St-eod
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING.
MOVING AND STORING.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC; A. " 7
5P. II IS ETH 81. NV. Sale-t.
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Equity Court No. 1.
rsTICF RARNARn

No Zss3 James. adninistrafCZ, e al IS Bepp-
hard e al. sppezrznce q absent 6efezdant Or
de-ed Attorneys. c. c james and 3. r Leighton
-lran heidensn. J. F. Rob. and c. 4 B4ur-zn-
No E2is Forrest Forrest e a.: zefeTg1cs
q auditor Artoneys Gittings Chsm5erlzt,-
Oscar L1ckctt-
So- 49, Ho~a7i Brocke1h0-0sSh e S.; c.
de- approving lease made b trustee. Atto-rey
Leigh Rob51son.
No &lA Aczer IS Peek e al decree po
co1fesso and sTpearsnce q absent defendant ordered
AftrDsys. 7. ?. 8leyers snd " z Acker
No E50. II re Columbia Fire Insurance Con-
pauJs Grcer allowing TaymCut Cf dividend. Atto--
usys. r r PerTy 4 Son
No Sle- E5inss- vs Wsshiag1oa Nstio-=i
BGlading ard Loan Association: decree Do. con-
fesso ordeEed. Aito-ley. Il. ". Whestley.
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CASES STORE FIXTURES

F. Y. GANTER.
Manufacture q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK
JEW ELERS AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH. Sz PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN SIS jzI2-s1t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
FOR SALE

Adloining ChsEy ChsSe. Nd. and within the Dis
trct- Fronting Over Loe5 teet oa c0anecticzt ave
nue. I've streets ruHning east ard west; 80 feet
elevRtio1- Every lot IL The trac is available for
building purposes. Fourteen detached houses ard
bungalows erected q under course < Construction
since May, EG. re date q opening q the s-bdi-
iSion- AT city improvements. iucluding water.
sever, macadamIzcd streets, gTanolithic sidewalks
shade uees. 81 Iithout eTuCnse 70 purchasers.
SPECIAL inducements zrs ofered 10 those who ana
TO build
Write, telephone. CT cal for piats ard fun par.
ticalaEs. Autos and cazTiasss al Jour disposal
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
THE HARRISON REALTY 90.
keai Estate. Inars- and Inr-rnroe

THE HARRISON REALTY co.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
81 18th ST. \. W
Washiugton- D c
On SestGl s. ne. Wishin half SQUARE Of
y. Capitol. six rooms; tiled bath; front and
rear Tcrcles; perfe1 coldi-ior. We czn ssl
= 70 yoa 600
Two sguares ton Uuion Station. in good
section, Desr Two czT lines. 81 roo-ns bath:
sooc eonali1o1 Has always been occupied
D oHner ir1ce- "a 2SO
% - ns.. near Uniaa Statoa: nine rooms
sna os'a' 500
Within onshaH square Of Lincoln Park;
En ideal b0ze q siI rcomss. hath: hot
wster heat colonial Dorch ana krEe lot
Easy tszuz SOC
On 18th s. Nv. thrsestory bay-Eindgx
tUick; tn rooms. hath Can sell 10 c1l-
cred re-soo- 4 bargain 600
An IDEAL o1-n- home II one q The best
sections q the NorthEesr. eivhr larVe
bright roous; tied bath- finished attic;
concrete cellar under entire horse: steam
heat: large hack purches A conpiete hone
y eTtTy TesTect Good value 90
On vide sEsuue. near y. CAP. - = near
b neE house. = fset vide With seven
iarTe rooms; hot-Tater heat Pzice which
Is less thar original cost q T-opert- 81 600
seui-detached hozne II IT Pleasant; les
than half square from Isrh 81 Czr rne.
Dils TooUs and bath; hOt-EstsT heat Price. 81 500
THE HARRISON REALTY co,
Real Estate. Lcans ard InzIr2nCs
e. 8TH 81. y W.
jaiatf Wsshi1E1o1. .. c.
COLORED HONEBCYER. ATTENTION.
F0- Ssle-I9E s. Nv fne neiShborhood. frame
h01ss parking side eztrz1oe Price. Ss750. Easy
terms Apply = I3th s.; Nv. jal5f
FOR SALES Z ST wv EROON BRICK.
% L5th s. Nv jaB-u
FOR SALE-IEB VERMONT AVE Nv FINE
brick hone. all uodern imQrcyements s. so: easy
terTns- Apply . Thirteenth 81 NV jas-n
FOR SALF-FRANfE- SORE AND DWELLING. !.
price S650. II no-thEes, rent 80 Apply 6S 18th
s. Nv jaliu
COJORED BUYER. ATTENTION.
FOR SALE-NTCE LITTLE FRAME DWELL
ing. Twenty-second s.. near I ,Eyel St. s. 90;
easy terms Apply q Thirteenth St nv. jasS
FOR sALE-INVESTMENT: A PROPERTY II
Georgetown, renting fOT IS; pEice. g 80. Apply
s2 Thirteenth 81 NV. ns-u
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID FRAME HOME n
fue condition On Q street. between Thirty-third
and TbiT-yfouTth; bath. SIDE alley. deep lot p-ice
s. SO. Apply 81 Thirteenth 81 nv. asst
IN GEoRGETowN. GROOM BRICK; FURNACE
heat; porcelain @sth; up 20 date n every partic7-
A7snt, 80 lsth s. Nv noS-d
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FARMS FOR SALE.

l8-ACRE MARYLAND FARM: FINE LOAN
soil. with clay subsoi; very fertile; er0om house
good barn: plenty Of fruit; fine dairy or truck farm:
pTice S-l5o; reasonable terms. ROOM nc Afary-
land Building lsl0 H ST jal44t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. &C.

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. DOGS
fowls, pigeons. RABBITS guinea PIGS. Plant food
tsxideuny II al its branches sCHAID's BIRD
STORE z7-tf
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STORAGE.
CLEANING, DYEngG, PRESSING.

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lace curtains; gents suits and overeoats; gloves 70
cents; no shrlnkage- Al WCrk finest Of the fne
NINE. REBA COOKE. Ia slh. 'Ph. n. szsS
ieiehth.sst
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STORING AND SHIPPING

PACKING. SHIPPING. HOSTING. STORAGE
eEhrecn years eTpeTence GEO II. TIMTS
ENPRESS. II q 81 Nv is1sIs
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Equity Court No. :
LCSTICE RRIGHI

No ZosS She1lsy V. Peuruss e al: continued
Attorneys, J. J. DzriingtcE-yy o-thiuS.oa, Head 3
Frailcy
No 20. Tsyior IS TAYLOR q al: submitted
Arto-Zeys l. Wu.iznso1-J Il. WIsou 7
No KS DAVIS Slater e. al title perfected.
Attorney. c : HiIyer
No Z9e Hunter vs. Hunter q a.; auditors
report confirmed. Atto-neys. J. q Smith. Percy
Netzeer. and +. D. Blackistone
No 2sZ Dement, rS Dement,; re-efsrence %
czznne-- Attorneys. Oscar Nz1cz-C. Cz1riuzt01
znd S D. Tr7litt-
Assignments for to-day.
No Ssrckrey - Pinckuey. Atso-neyS,
Martin-seotf
No 49, Griffith us Webb q Al Attoners 7
2. EaueSt-BTadley. R. T. Penn. and 4. S
Worthiastoa-
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THOS. J. FISHER & co. (IEC.),
73S 18th 81. NV.

FOR sALE-l690 SQU1RE FE17T FIRST GST:
81 nv. (Buzzzrds Point adJoins Arsenal
Grounds; the government VII purchase a. big
p-oft probably next year. Puoe, Gc. per foot
Apply - l3.h s. NV jal2-tf
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
StIulak OF yo5T pspeT1TE and painting samples
nee en guarantee coFers or work; val pape- SC
up Send postal 70 VIZ 7. MAHONEY. Gs Pa
are. sc. 'Pho1s Linz 80 ESQ
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINZ
! "kEERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR +"
: 10 RhlLADELPHlA AND NEW YORK.
hEM TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK
= = g. n Du-eT. Pullman Parlcr-
go a. n OtseTTatlu1 Psrio-. klEe-houF train
- a n gineT snc Pullman Psrlo- Car
" - a n I1ne- snd Pullman psrloE Css-
u - :. n DIneT and Pullman parior Car.
80 3 n Royal Llultei." A. Pullman. %5oux.
80 = n Ic4c-es 20 Philadelphia
BE ?. n Diner and Pullulan Pzrl0--
80 = z Coaches % fEilsdelpAis-
go night seeusTs % NeE 10rS-
* & 4 Sieepers 70 Philadelphia & Sev York
80 ? Y.
LIVERY HOUR on THE HOuR~
-, teeeS c1ys. - a z % 4S9 nl
~ fS5e. r@D. 80 - so SsD, 80
81. 1910 Il % a. n sIZ1D nnCn Tl1I5 = %
Is, 70, 90. fszD 31 f4So, f.S, So. fssg
80 -. ~ IN, isSS. 's93. 'lss0l rs.
CHICAGO. II 80 y =.
.,SlNClNNATl, ST. LOUIS, ard LOUISVILLE
80 = n 80 . n. 'iEci0 night
-.PetiIISBURG, go q. n, II, -s19 p Il. s1zSo
CLEVELAND. 80 D T.
S0LliMBCS, $50 2
MhEEIdNG. VII -s:l0 a n. 30nn
AtkSAksEF F-R- f2sl9 q. u is so ?. Il
- EAEbEhtCh. Io-9. 80. s9-l5 4 II. 81 .. Am
HAGERsTOwN. rsae a. n. rssOn
q sANNAfosls a "a LIS 20. $50. il2aS noon is2a G-a
pa ,I95llE, u, IETesTt sunday ssundsy only
I1LEftONES 81 ell The following TicEst o.
sees; lilI G = nv Nam I5sl; s-s Peu1s5l1znis
se. Asin =. New Union Station: Ticket o1ce.
HAN nv. Information Bureau. Main ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAYTED-sECOYD-H4YD HCEYsE BOT 2.
Herald calce. al3l
PAWN TCKFTS FOR DIAMONDS ANT1 JEH-
elry. old Elld 5eHelry. diamonds and coi1s
bought and sod BENJAMIN SCHWAB. 70 9th
81 NV noI5gt
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT al 100 IETH
e. Nv. and cothilS. Il sent 20 the store
delft Z. HENSLEY
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FARMS.

FOR RENT-FARN OF ABOUT 60 ACRES
within miles Of Washington vel Watered: house
Of 70 Rooms; Necessary outbuildinss. A. D. ADDI-
son. sos 18th 81 jaI3-7t
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FFLP WANTED-MALE.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-5 LADIES TO PLAY BASEBALL
next seasCn- VIII tan; Do nCt play n Washing
ton; good salary % right parties. BOX Il. Herald
oFce- ia1AI
WANTED-COILAR IRONER, ELITE LAUN-
DRY CO. III Lth nv
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-JAN. L. GENTLBIAN's BLACK POCK-
stoool- containing 5 real estate deed q trlst
ro-ss. Othe- DaTeTs and SI1 q money. Liheral re-
L0gT-STRTNG OF GOLD BEADS AND
Iockst Reward Il returned 70 THE HAAiIL-
Ton. AIS
L0sT-GFNTS SNAIL GOLD WATCH AND
fob saturday On Peana. ave. Reward fo- re-
coTsy- BON S. Herald Of5cc al2Ss
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-BY RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN.
place az trained nurss; doctors and patients X
ereuces- Us Seston ST nw. aD5t
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largest Morning Circulation.
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WANTED-R00MS.

We HAVE PARTIES SEEKING ROOMS; PER
ha7s yours would suit them WASH INFORMA-
TON AND LISTING BC.. 6Oe W. L. & 7. Bldg
eth and E.
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NOVELTY STulIn.

SEE OUE ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OTHER
intentions on display AZ the portable house.
HUGHES. III s. Nv noI7-tu tb sa Ss9t
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eNAtH ----ANH-
AT
STOCR-TAKING PRICES
TO THE LADIES.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

a LADY or EXPERIENCE N BUSINESS AZ
fairs can invest suau capital net 20 exceed $50,
p7otabiy mUch less. IN a good profitable business
only -hose meaning business need apply. BOX 90
Herald Office iafsH
THREE DOLLAES EACH DAY; SOMETHING
new al work done b correspondence; particulars
fcr stamp. ]. Il. BENSON. GTantsburz WIS
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aIClI1L ANDkESDA-
United States vs. Gecrzs Hebtsri. assault. iutsus
70 Kill. on trial
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EOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-yALUABLE FRUIT AND GRAZING
farm. 20 2CTeS. in Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia
railroad large mansion. BRICK and stone: beauti
fully located; young apple orchard. sixty acres
thTeequarteT nile from station; one hundred acres
IN sod BOX Is Crozet. Va
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T PERCY MYERS & WALTER H. ACKER
SoiicitoTs-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
God Our Home.

God is our home; and in that home
life all his gifts are freely bestowed
upon us. We can use and enjoy them;
nay, we ought to do so. The marvel
lous endowments of our human nature
of the mind, of the senses, of love
and of beauty; all the marvels of this
universe in which we live, which man
half receives and half creates; these
we are meant to know to use, to en-.
Joy. 1t is the very privilege of man to
be able in some degree to "share
Gods rapture" in his creation, to see
and know that 1t is Every good"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
The COMING Countries.

Southern America and Africa are
the coming countries. A half century
ago or more the great geographer,
Arnold Guyot, predicted that within
two or three generations the reaction
of the east upon the west would pro-
duce an equilibrium, and that then
the reaction Of the north upon the
south would begin in earnest, and the
great streams of population and trafac
would flow at right angles to those
which they have followed during his
torical times. With the increase Of
population and control of mankind
over the forces of nature, of which
Prof. Guyot could have had no con-
ception, the increase of exchanges be-
tween north and south seems likely
to begin sooner than he could have
anticipated.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
POETRY WORTH
READING
Hold up Your End.

Hold Up Your End.
Tive noticed" said Abe wilkins once.
THAT men are often proud.
They like to make a flourish when
They're minglin' with the crowd.
And many q young man blows the coin
He can't afford to spend
Because he has the notion he
Must always hold his end.
'That 'holdin' up his end to me
ls all right in its way.
An yet 1t is phrase that's led
A heap OF men astray.
I've noticed that 1t most applies
To barrooms an cafes.
An means that, when 1t comes his
turn,
A fellow gladly pays.
II like a man to do his share
In everything that goes,
An despise a mean mans tricks,
AS everybody knows.
But I have seen lot Of woe
An misery depend
Entirely on this foolish plan
OF holdin' up an end.
1--WE seen a fellow blow the coin
His wife an babies need;
I've seen him tryin' hard to keep
A pace beyond his speed.
An then I've seen him all alone
His homeward journey wend,
Shame-faced and downcast all because
He had upheld his end.
"The name good fellow is all right,
But wheresoe'er l roam,
II l were you, young man, I'd try
To win that name at home.
My loved ones l would think Of first,
Home is the place, my friend,
The only place that's worth the fight
OF holdin' up your end"
Detroit Free Press.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Swiss Called Servlie.

Rev. ]. ]. Muir, pastor of the Tenn.
pie Baptist Church, New York, who
has just returned from an extended
tour Of Europe, attended the Baptist
Manisters' Conference at Calvary Bap.
tist Church and gave a short travel
talk" on his experiences on the Con.
tinsnt.
In commenting upon the manner
and customs Of the Swiss people. Rev.
Mr.. Muir said:
"The population Of Switzerland Ia
becoming servile. The traveller can.
not help noticing this, and he Ia
largely responsible for 1t. The coun.
try is visited by SO many foreigners
who hand out tips and bestow the
favor Of their patronage that the peo-
pie are beginning fairly to breathe
servility.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
True and Untrue.


He was a dog,
But he stayed at home
And guarded the family night and
day.
He was a dog
That didn't roam.
He lay on the porch or chased the
stray
The tramps, the burglar, the hen,
away.
For a dogs true heart for that
household beat,
At morning and evening, in cold
and heat.
He was a dog.
He was a man,
And didn't stay
To cherish his wife and his chill.
dren fair.
He was a man,
And every day
His heart grew callous, It's love
beats rare.
He thought of himself at the close
Of the day
And, cigar in his fingers, hurried
away
To the club, the lodge. the store,
the show.
But he had a right to go, you know
He was man. The Advance.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
! Love You So.

love you SO, what matters else,
Tho you are true to me or false?
love you so resentment melts
Beneath your glance, and censure
halts,
And all my sad misgivings go,
I love you so. -.
! love you 30 l do not care
Tho all the world should praise or
shame.
love you so I'd proudly wear,
For your dear sake, the badge Of
blame,
Happy in high estate or low,
love you SO.
love you 30 l do not ask
For pledge or bond. Go, you are free.
love you so know no task
Too hard, If 1t bring Joy to thee,
Tho you, dear one, should never know
My sacrifice, l love you so.
Cora Greenleaf.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
THE MlLLs OF MINNEAPOLIS.
In Thirty Years They Have Made u
the Worries Chief Flour City.

the Worries Chief Flour City.
Budapect was at enc time known
in the world as the Flour City, but
along In 1878 a young town on the
headwaters Of the Mississippi then
famous for its prairie dogs and buff
faloes had lawyer for a oitisen who
made use Of the natural waterfall in
the Mississippi to operate noar mill.
This small beginning grew 70 such
vast proportions. says the Bakers
Weekly, that It sooE became neces-
sary to build q more modern system,
and the Budapest system was adopt.
ed.
Such other millers as Pillsbury,
Crosby, Christian and Dunwoody had
by this time come to this young city,
and In a few years 1t became the
-four city Of the world. This city was
Minneapolis. To-day 10000, 900 BUSH
els Of wheat are ground in one year
into -four In Minneapolis.
In the age of Pericles the swiftest
-four mill in Athens produced two
barrels of -four in one day. There Is
one mill In Minneapolis which fills
10000 or $4,000 barrels in one day.
What the Greeks did In one day Min
neapolis does In ten seconds.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Name Guardian Angels.

The following beautiful allegory ia
told among the Turks: Every man
has two guardian angels, one on his
right shoulder and one on his left.
In doing good the angel on the right
shoulder notes it down and sets his
seal upon 1t, for what is done ia done
forever. When evil Is committed the
angel on the left shoulder writes it
down, but he waits until midnight be.
fore he seals it. II by that time the
man bows his head and says: 'Gra-
cious Allah, I have sinned, forgive
mel" the angel blots out the fault,
but If not he seals 1t at midnight and
then the angel on the right shoulder
weeps.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Joy Of AsplratIon,

To be truly happy is question Of
how we begin and not of how we end;
Of what we want and not of what we
have. An aspiration 10 q Joy forever.
a possession as solid as a landed es-
tate, a fortune which we can never
exhaust and which gives US year by
year q revenue Of pleasurAblO activ-
ity. To have many Of these is to be
spiritually rich.-Robert Louis Stew
Onson.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
controlIlna Elowar colora.

By the use of chemicals, such al
potassium sulphate. aluminium sui
phate, calcium hydrate and lead ace
tate, Prof. Henry Kraemer Of Phila.
delphia has produced n red color in
the petals of the white Kaiserin rose,
and has caused hyrangeas, naturally
red-fowering, to produce blue bios
SONS, says Youths Companion. The
chemicals are fed to the plants in the
form OF solutions, or added to the
soil in the solid form, solution then
taking place gradually In the earth.
The manner in which the chemicals
act on the plants is not yet fully un-
derstood.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Muscular ChrlstIanltX.

Birmingham, England, was the
home of prize fighting when the ring
was patronized by literature and roy
atty. There was Bsndigo, who be-
came an enemy to all unrighteous-
ness. "Wot'S atheists7" he asked
once, on being told that a gathering
OF men he saw were of that persua-
sion. He was told. Don't believe In
no God, don't they?" he shouted.
Here, hold my coat. I'll show 'sm
wot's wot."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
The CoIIIe's Reverle.

lie and sniff at the soft gray mist,
And dream of the days gone by.
long for the sound of the shepherds
call:
"Lassie! Oh Lassie! Hit"
l think Of the moors where the heather
blooms.
I see the fiocks as they roam.
think Of the nights so dark and gray
When I gathered the stragglera
home.
Oh, for the days when wild winds
blew,
And I raced DER hill and void,
At the cry Of my masters voice afar!
"Lassie-Home to the fold!"
oh, kind Is my lady fair to me,
Here in this alien land,
But what would give to feel once
more
The touch Of the shepherds handi
Town and Country.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Seek cure for PeIIaara.

The thermal waters Of Hot Springs.
Ark. are to be tested In an effort to
find cure for the disease Of pellAgra.
Two subjects. one eGSe tHliy develop
cd. and another in the inoipient stage
have been brought to the Dlsoe frem
Mississippi for treatment aaa obsse.
v&tion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Riuht Ideas.

You are ruled by your ideals. See
to It that they include purity, charity,
Justice, truth, righteousness, love.
Jesus Christ is the ideal character.
Fashion your life after His.-Rev. s.
H. c. Burgin, Methodist, San Antonio,
Tex.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
Gods Word.

The word of the Lord is the means
by which God expresses His Will to
men. It is a revelation Of God Him
self.-Rev. G. e. Delamater, Episco-
palian, Providence.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19

Carries sister May. six years Of
age, on being asked why the Sabbath
day was different from the other days
In the week. answered very carelessly:
''oh, that's the day you pin things
on. stead Of sewine.~-Tne Dslln6Ar
tor. "a
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19

MotorboAt service has been intro
Auced % the Viea canal, h'on Aexa-
% city 10 Lake xochimiloe. the "Trip
hSiAg neAs n ebezt AFsa AeslgA
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
The center Of Church Life.

The child is the center Of the
church's life.-Rev. Rufus w. Miller,
Reformed, Philadelphia.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19

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q a puEken.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
CONVENTION
TO BIZ HELD AT SAN JON

Much interest is being taken in
the singing convention 10 be held
at San Jon on May goth. 1t is to
be an all day affair OF sacred and
patriotic music. The San ION pec-
pie are making preparations tor a
large crowd, many SUNDAY Schools
and Singing Socities having slgni.
fed their intention OF attending.
The arhor is being improved and
repaired and facilities for serving
picnic dinners arranged. All Sun.
day Schools, Singing Societies and
individuals interested in such gath.
erings are cordially invited to at.
tend and take part.
NJ. T.. Sunday school convenes
at 10 a. M, and the Baptist at 2:3o
p. M, at the school house. Rev.
Waller OF the Baptist church will
be- present and make an address
during the day.
San lon has an excellent hotel
and commodious wagon yard and
will endeavor to care Tor all who
attend. Don't forget song books
and dinner baskets.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-22
=:=s== FIRE SALE at ROLAND BROS. 4 MN : s%:

Harvey Brickley returned Tues.
day morning from Hugo Golden.
berg's Gallina ranch, 10 miles
south OF Torrance, where he went
to install a huge gasoline engine to
pump water Tor Goldenberg's
sheep. The sheep we're Vanishing
Tor water and Harvey was compel.
I'd to work day and night in order
to get the machine to going in time
to water the hocks before they be-.
gan diving. The big engine had
been expressed in a rush and every.
body about the ranch was busy
helping him to get it ready. Gold.
enbcrg's ranch is at the foot oil the
Galllna mountains, and in one OF
the best grass sections in the ter.
rltory, and he has an abundance
OF water at shallow depths by dig.
ging. He is this week shipping
I2,ooo pounds oil wool at "a cents
a pound.