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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-06

By thus specifically calling attention wish to
funds realized from the through the
nand OF any third party as treasurer otherwise
UNLAWFUL PUNISHMENT AND ABUSE OF INMATES.
Your committee finds that Warden Boucher
corporal punishment frequently inflicted of
the 0 ~" ''0eoA "a
That the most of ncing
handouts
while
back with heavy of sole leather - 80 49, ~
COST OF BUILDINGS
Your committee finds that the building
erected ls05 l9o6, building hopta
IN each
their and further finds
fairly workmanike
hnd
adapted
and Wateful ladvsed expenditure MONEY!
Your committee hnds that the building
erected 1905
intended
ported to have been expended
IN connection with the last mentioned building
me commute that pracced
contracts plumbing
bidding i've bids submitted
a manner
CONTRACT
therefor was let competitive bidding
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Ticklisae ian the Throat

HdNhHEH5 EsJ aHHE hNOdI
"Just little tickling in t trOat Is lat what troubles
you? But it hangs on! Can't get rid of it, Home rem
edes don't take hold. iou need something sronger-a
regular medicine, toltcgs medicine. Ayers Cherry
Pectora contains hcai)g tuetng and soothing proper
ties of the highest order Ask your doctor about this
No alcohol in this Cough me inc. &c 1yer 2oe Mass
Constipation positively prevents go} Then allow cotue? An ac
Verisa preventive Of disease Tp What docs docosay
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WHITE SALMON.

4
Miss Vera Oneal. OF Hood River
arrived here Wednesday, and will
make her home with Mrs. Ii. G.
Clark.
E. S. Pinn. let the contract last
Saturday to Thos II. Kelley for the
erection OF a hiick bnildiDg on Jeweti
Ave. White Salmon is now eXpe rienc.
ing one OF the greatest Luildiug per.
iods iD it's history.
Mr aud Mrs. g. G. Carlson left
this week for their homa IN Omaha,
Neb., via California points They
spent some tine visiting MIR. Carl
son 8 son, A. G. Carlson of this place.
Jno. Wood and wife left Thursday y
for Calitornia, where they will srend
the winter. o hopt TO s,e em
back in few months
Geo. W. Borden. Comfy Engineer,
was here several days the tilst of the
week making snn.e changes in the
Canyon road survey. Quite num-
Der OF our energetic citizens turned
on to assist in the work.
fhe Methodist people made a fine
showing last Sundty on funds to bu Ia
their new church The castor 10
his unique way sprung surprise on
the people and took subscriptions for
the enterprise ut the close the ser
vice last Sunday morning There was
s5S5 subscribed at this meeting ano
oy little soliciting a thousand dol.
lars can he raised With all ease to
erect church.
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DUKES VALLEY.

Within the past few months there
has been great changes 10 Dukes
Valley, many tracts oil land having
changed ha1ds.
Among Others we have been glad to
welcome Mr. aud Mrs b. Wutb, OF
Pennsylvania, who have purchased q
"a acre ranch from A. Epping, and
have taken up their residence here.
Mr.. and Mts Maybe have pur.
chased 10 acres from VIM Durham,
which takes In his house. Mr. Dur
hnm Intends TO build a new bungalo ow
which they contemplate starting at
once.
Oscar Cameron expects to occupy
his new house in the course If a
few days.
Lewis Ruharts and daughter, spent
few days ~ rhe Oalies taking iu the
fair and visiting relstives.
MIS-. b Wu'h returned Saturday
from iew days visit to Portland.
Mr. Robert Livingstoue and Rob-
ert Livingstone, ir., were visitors at
th' ranch of Henderson and Mckay
On Saturday.
Miss Ellen Hiher he school tepch
er having returned from the institute
has resumed her studies at school
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Odell who attended the Institute In
The Dalles last week. Miss Shelley
aud Miss Broomhead are of Odell
and the former Is teaching at Middle
Valley the latter at Dee.
There was hut one days school last
week, the Institute causing vsca-
tion In all the schools throughout
the district In which it was held.
Monday last school opened and no
interruption is expected until vaca.
tion for holidays.
Guy Islmage came In last week
from his work in the forest reserve.
Mrs. Howell Metcalf and children
we're visiting last week at the home OF
Mrs. Metcalf's sister, Mrs. &. 4.
Bowerman.
Leitta Bowerman visited her grand.
parents Mr., and Mrs q. t. Coe, OF
Hood River few days last week.
About forty friends of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Job Sheppard gahered their pleasant
home last Friday evening and sur
prlsed Mira. Sheppard, that being her
birthday. The surprise was genuine
and a very pleasant evening was pass
ed by those present.
Mrs. Peake and Mrs. Dow ning, of
Portland. visited their friend, Mis-
johnson at the home of Mrs. Iousey
part Of last week. These ladies
we're attending the W. q. L. U. con
yention In Hood River.
Mrs. O'Rourke. OF Sumpter, Idahu,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Sarah h
Tousey.
A splendid sermon was preached by
Rev. f. Il. Spsuldiug Last Sunday
evening. Ii must have inspired the
hearers to nobler living.
There was a good G. h. meeting last
Sunday evening with Mrs. Pauline
Talmage leader.
Next Sunday morning immediately
following Sabbath School there i'll
be services in charge of Rev. r. r..
Spauldng.
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MOSIER.

j. h. Higl, y and sou, Paul, return
ed home from Idaho, the first OF the
week.
Born Monday, October 4. to Mr..
aud Mrs. j +. Cole, son.
W. q Wine cane from the A Y.
p tuesday TO ,isit with his nephew,
". A. Davis, before leaving for his
home in the Ease.
Nj. David Robinson and sister.
Miss ANN came home Tuesday fran
tae fair.
j.. M. Elliott and X. ". Simpson.
came home this week from Seattle
and Portland.
Misses Irene and Olive Fisher went
to Hood River to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. a. Wood.
The following Mosier people were
noticed going to the lair at The
Dalles this week. Mrs. j. Wellterg
and children, Misses MaGde Evans,
Elsie Denny. Matte Hudson, Miss
Mullins, James Sturgess, Lee Evans,
Dick Cilcox, o. A. Hage J K. Nc.
GIegor, l.. Lamb and nun ber drove
overland, all repoting a fine fair and
a good time
Mrs. j, Letter and son, Sherman,
came Wednesday flom Heppner, to
visit their folks at Mosier.
Mrs. Armstrong and children, of
Wasco, spent day with j. h. Harvey
and family this week.
VIM. Fleming has moved his family
to Portland for the winter going by
boat from The Dalles.
D. A. Stuigess an old resident of
Mosier died In The Dalles Thursday
morning October I, after an illness
lasting over year. Mr.. Sturgess
was born in 1850 being SO ;ears old
at the time of his death. He leaves
three sons, K. b. Sturgess, of Port
land and Frank Sturgess in Eastern
Wash, sister in Ohio, and two
brothers, Iva Ssurgess of Baker city,
ana Nathan P, OF Mosier. Services
were held Saturday, October 9 at 2 o.
m. at the Baptist church. Rev. W. A.
Stark conducting the services Inter
ment was made at Odd Fellows Gene.
terry.
p. l.. Arthur made trip Saturday.
afternoon to Portland and other
places OF interest.
Mary Middlsswart came home Satur
day afternoon from Portland, to
spend week with her parents on &C.
count of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. +. BOTHER went to
Portland Monday with their sister,
Mrs McCauley, who leaves TOR her
home IN the east, by way of Seattle
during the week.
Funeral services were held Monday
after noon October IL, for Henry
Webreg, the father of Mrs. VIM. John
son, OF Mosier. MIR. Webreg died In
LA Grande the last OF the week. he
had been suffering with heart trouble
for long while. lnterment took
place In the |, o. o. f. cemetery.
Little Willie Carol met with a bad
accident Monday morning while at
school. He was riding on bicycle
and in some way was thrown ON the
ground, striking his head with such
force that one ear drum was bursted.
1t could not be determined what
other damage was done to the skull |
IT any. 1t Is to be hoped there will
ee no more serious or permanent In.
jury.
A number of new members asre
baptised yesterday soon after the
morning sermon The meetings are
to ee continued this week under the
eadtrlhip of Rev. Heacook'
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BELMONT.

Mr.. Crull who lately purchased the
Church place IL very busy at work on
the place
Miss Lena Isen berg was at The Dalel
fair.
Earl end Steve Eby took in The
Dalles fair Hood River Day.
Mr.. Hammond has been aronad try
ing to raise money for the mail car
rier on Route 3.
Miss Nellie Davis, OF Hood Ri7er
is visiting her grandmother several
days the past week.
Mrs. Barker visited her laughter,
Mrs. Fred BIalock, tuesday.
Mrs G. p Merrill has been enter
tainig company the past week
Miss Alta and Edytne Ordway are
visiting their aunt nd family at Day
ton, Wash.
MIR Lundquist has sold his ranch
to Mr.. Arnold from tha east Nj.
LundquIst and family will make their
home In Portland.
Mr.. Mcfarland returned Sunday
from Portland, where he has Eeen
for week.
Miss Broadbooks spent Sunday
with Miss Lena lse berg.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Eastman and
+, sou, Louis, spent Sunday on the East
side.
Miss Ethel Farrell spent Friday at
the home OF her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrey in the Barrett dis
trjot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest BIslock came
from Vancouver, Wash. Saturday to
visit lhe home folks.
Mrs Barker and daughter, Norma,
spent Sunday with Mrs Fred BlalorK
Miss Regnell sang IN the M. h.
Church Sunday morning
viii lsenlrag - lie nd childteu, M 81"
Gessling wife and daughter, Ruth,
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CORRESPONDENCE
CcDELL.

Miss Marquette Shelley went tC
Portland early last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Zsller and
lite daughter, of Portland have been
visiting at the hcme of M. Zeller
Mr.. Ernest Iellsr is nephew OF M.
Ieller.
Plans are under way for a new tele.
phone central Office at Odell. The
upper story OF the warehouse of the
Gonna aay Mercantile Co., has been
leased by the Home Telephone Co.,
and they have man in view who will
act as lineman and occupy the pro.
psrty. A new and improved switch
board has been ordered and the ser
vice will be continuous, day aud night
and Sundays.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bradley, October 8, daughter.
Geo. T. Prather was out last week
bidding his friends about Odell "gnod
bye as he is leaving for a winter In
California. Next spring Mr.. Prather
expeeta to return to Hood River Val.
ley and be at home on his property at
Odell.
After having spent the summer here
and at other points in Oregon and in
Washington. Nj. and Mrs. Henry
DilIing have returned to their home
in Maine.
The following Odell people visited
the iair in Tbe Dallel last week.
}. I. Young, Wallace Young, MI.
and Mrs. Ii. y, Galligan, and dsugh.
ter, Eleanor, W. L. Carnes and
daughter, Lena, and son, Floyd. j.
X. Crosby and daughter, Gladys.
Il. a. Mas4ee has been directing the
work OF preparing roads for the rains
OF winter.
Mrs Coriie Hubbard, president of
he Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, will
visit Hazel Rebekab Lodge of Odell
officially tonight, Thursday October
IA. A special meeting will be held
for the purpose OF receiving this
officer and visiting Rebekahs will
be cordially welcomed.
II. I. Folts and gentleman whose
name We hBve not learned are in
Colorado as representative Hood
River packers of apples, and are dem.
onstrating Hood River methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. pMoCoy, Mrs.
Sarah H. Tousey, Miss Retta Wal
ker, Miss Geneva Broomhead and
Miss Hope Shelley are teachers from
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

'T1V D''IIV"' DI0bVIII 'VP7OIITUOI o0III IvU5s
Notice Is hereby given that the State OF
oregon has filed in this Office its application
Serial No. H246, to select under the provisions
of the Act of Congress OF August IA, lSIs, and
thu Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto the WHSW1 Sec. 26 and N1%NWL
Sec Is TIP, N, II. 3 E. W. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring TO object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal TO applicant
should file their aff davits of protest In this
office on or before the 18th day of October,
1909. G. W. MOORE,
sl6ol4 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,

TIC DaIIes, UTegOn, September I8th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the State of
Oregon has filed in this office its application,
Serial No. 052iS, to select under the provisions
OF the Act of Congress of August ID, 1913, and
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, the SE14SWA, and SW4SEL of Sec.
10, T. 2 N. Il. 10 q. Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
of the mineral character of the land, or for any
other reason, TO the disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest In this
Office on or before the End day of November,
1903 c, w. MOORE,
sl8oS Register
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Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville, were caller
at the lsenberg home Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. FoTrey we're callers
at Mr.. Farrel's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Davis, John Wynn, and
Clarence Piper, spent Sunday at the
home Of Will Davis in Hood Ri
II. u. Jantzen il packing apples tor
+. q. Church this week
Ladies Aid will meet ut Mrs.
Pierce's Thursday AFTERNOON.
Rev. Wood preached at Oak Grove
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wood and
daughter, Florence, accompanied
him.
Miss ALA Anderson attended the
fair at Ibe Dalles Friday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
The DalleS, OregO q. Septemh her 9Th LOO

Notice is hereby given that the State of Ore
gon has filed In this office It's application,
Serial No. 05249, to select under the provisions
of the Act of Congress OF August IA, 1S4s, and
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, the S15SE1+, Sec. 26, and N1aNE14, OF
Sec. 35, T. N, II. 8 E., Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or deyiring TO object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their atfidavits of protest In this
office on or before the 18th day of October,
1909. G. w. MOORE,
slBol4 Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the State of Ore
gon has filed In this Office its application,
Serial No. 05247. to select under the provisions
OF the Act of Congress of August IA, l8iS and
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, the NELSWA and Lot L. of Sec. 10,
7. 9 N, X. 10 e., Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal to appll amt
should file their affidrvits of protest in this
office on or before the 18th day of October,
1909 c. W. MOORE,
sl6ol4 Register
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A. B. SHELLEY

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. FOR HOOD RIVER COUNTY
In the Matter OF th Estate of II. l.. Crrpper.
deceased Notice of Sale,
Notice Is hereby given that under and pur.
suanl % an order of sale heretofore granted
ny the t"unty Court OF the State of Oregon 70,
Hood River county, dated the 10th day OF
September, 1909, will sell at private sale for
cash and to The best and highest bidder the
following described real property belonging
/ said estate, to-wit
All the North Half of the Southeast Quarter.
and all Of the Moth Half # the Southwest
Quarter of Section " in Township Two (2l
>orth Of Ran{e Ten 10y East of the William.
cite Meridian, except, however. that certuin
irn"' ot And dtScribSd as follows, tow /:
Beginning at the Northwest corner of the
Southwest Quarter Of said Section Sew nteen
% Township Two () North of Range Ten QW
East of the Willamette Meridian, running
thence East along the North line OF said
Southwest Quarter TO the intersection of Ind.
ian Creek; thence in a southerly direction
along the meandering OF the center of said
Indian Creek to point where IL crosses the
line between the North Half and the South
Half OF said Southwest Quarter; thence West
along said line to the west line of said section
II; thence north to the point o5 beginning
The sale Will be made on or :afte the 23rd
day of October, 1909, and bids will be received
at room IA In the Hall Building in the City of
Hood River In said County and State.
Date of first publication Sept. q, 1909.
IDA M. CRAPPER,
Administrative OF the Estate of II. L. Ora pper
deceased s23o2l
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N ~ THE 4 u DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES For the District OF Oregon.
In the Matter of G. Arthur Clarke Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day
of September A. d. 1909, g. Arthur Clarke, OF
Hood River, Oregon, was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the fist meeting OF his
creditors will be held at Rooms 401-2 Fenton,
Building, Portland, oregon. on thu. oath dav
of ofSeptembeT, 1909, at 10 A. M, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank.
rupt and transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting
The schedule ii ed discloses assets amount
ing to S4l81.29.
Dated Sept. 10, 1909.
CHESTER G. MURPHY,
Referee In Bankruptcy
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great preventive sasnp doOrsayT
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-14
Notice for Publication.

I7VFHTV IHVHE VI TTV TTIItT TOT,
u, $. Land Office at The Dalles, oregon,
September !, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
CASPER b JENSEN,
of Hood River, Oregon, who, on March q
1901, made Homestead Entry No. 1891. s ria
No 03ll7, for NJ wv. SkLNWL and SWL
NEA. Section Is, Township N, Range 10 &
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make final five-year proof &c
establish clam TO the land above described
before Register and Receiver, at The Dalles
oregon, on the 10Th day of October, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: James r,
Steele, James Joss, Jack NJ. Lents, o. l.. War
den, all of Hood River, oregon.
seol4 G. W. MOORE, Register.
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..-OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WoMEN-..--
An GdlEori1 %rWoman
o. - M5InSI~


ras WOMAN WHO POSES AS a MARTYR,
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WOMAN'S COOL
MILLION SAVES
BIG FISH TRUST

CHICAGO. April "a woman
handed over a cool million In cash
the other day ard saved the huge
Booth fish trust When her hus
hand refused to spoad a cent u bis
money IN preventing The great
combine from pounding 80 pieces
OF a rugged financial shore. she
opened her owu purse strings
Sentiment was her sole motive.
She IA Mrs T. A Valentine. wife
OF New Yorh capitalist. whom
she married after the death 81 hsg
first husband rhillp Armour. ~
" Vernon iiooth. who had been
president % the gigantic no0th
a 60. cpus1lue. Il her sisters bus
band
The A. Booth a Co. trust cou.
tFollcd The entire fiah output Of the
Great Lakes and thraefnuFtha II
that Of The Atlantic coast II
fouudored this great comhlne VI
Vernon booth vas Indicted Tor Az
legged falalfichtioa ~ assets That
waa the Fcaglt u ouc grand iary
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PlNytiI0Q .5'',Is s,s'lIlol,rl.'iie's-

and then be opened hia eyes and
saw thar n WIS "a very large differ.
ont ily than he had ever caught be-.
fore l3ut he intended 10 catch and
eat him Just the same so he lay
vofy Btill. his funny furry tail
tWitchinR little. until Mr. Ply
came closer and closer, when sud.
denly out went q soft paw and Mr.
Fly was under b.. caught just ae
easy aa anything
Hlackio was delighted and pat his
nose down ~ see what his dinner
was like when what DO you think
happened Well you probably know
now that this Was The dreadful thing
IA wasn't d fiy al all. bat great
bis wasp. and II stung Blackie right
on the tip Of bis little black nose
Oh how II hurt Blackie tFIed
10 wash on that sore place that
seemed 10 grow bigger and hurt
more every second Oracle didn't
know what was the matter. but
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uODES UP lTO
Be MUTE

~ Extra loag corset has won
81
MAJ variations Of boleo are
ssa
MA the tailorud suits. mOiV
4 hsnlnx % every color Is being
wst
WA Ne tailored suits coarse
- NJ waists viii bee much worn.
re- narrower linen collar With
- stl b. worn as % yore
~ clatashlcned sailor cellar
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Oracle got dear little kitten for
n birthday present. and his name
was illHckie He was called iilackie
for good reason lie was black nil
over except his four soft paws. and
bic nice white shirt front. which
blachie took very good care ~
a dreadful thing happened 10
Blnckie You sec. he was very nd.
ventnroaome He used 10 try 90
climb tho high trees. and run up tho
lace curtains, ana scramble over
the piano aud to do an sorts Of *
citing things for a little baby kitten
to attempt But II he had not
learned 10 catch flies on the window
glass aud cat them this dreadful
thing would not have happened
one day nlackic lay doing IN the
kitchen, baahlng Ia the sunlight,
when h. heard a buzzine noise IN
the air Hlaekie lifted one ear.
= hear q ny" he said drowsily.
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Even the Ein with rat ~ her
hair - afraid ~ . muuae
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has come back for tho YOUNGER
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who ~ worth $4,000. 600 or 30 ln
her own right Here's 81 600
600 she said. go 20 Chicnso aud
roorkanlxe the company"
Valentine took II and went A
new sT0O0oo fish trust ~ The w..
sultA
Ront ! have the laugh on him
Mh'H II iH proven that the new
llooth company IL a auooons7 pre-
dietH Mrn Valentine. whose 81.
uupH 400 has gone TO pay creditors
thelH 10 por cent la cash under the
new order ~ thinRa
Valentine iu suil poaslmiutlc.
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~ uoman who s always ptynr herself 90 the
\. martyr needs learn what real uuhapplness rs
% se,ea cruel show her the bs
ns bsg ou upon the world to face many
nss Then would she De forced develop her abilities
Nite time eu her misforunvs
@ ha& 60 understand the type uf likes pose
ssr ,she twin sister 20 The who ENJOYS poor
Esel ~ uohus fatal to 81 mind than self
~, an f.t s,h thcpehts an, ~ vcnr sv,ep IN.
.A.rges a. "a make tt
cgr ON IL THE SUNSHINE commune with
lhle FORGET Yourself in the society OF entertaining
- hrght companion
- ycs wil find that YOU been missing whole
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sirl can always fool 4 MAJ,
Hhuut what she thinks az him ha
cause he docs lt himself
The man who would rnthnf Hfnp
home uud iHy uiielpth for HE wife
than SO 60 baseball game hasn't
tot wife
The mean thing about "a holiday
~ all the dlHHHfenhis things sou
have tu DO then because you don't
have the tliur other days
The time "a Hiri feels she can
really trust man not 90 kihH her
W before nor father and that's why
she never lpta him stay around
Lots ~ people who pray fof
nina theN want tire themselves eli
est That way. 30 they can't help it
along viii little work
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mamma did and she pni something
nice and cool ON flnckle's nose
which made il feel better
DO you think that lilackie tried 10
catch any more big ffliea7 No. In.
deed he did not He just caught 10.
he plain ordinary flies after that.
HawoiI - Flu lnsuIf % me today
by asking me what ! paid Tor ny
clothes
Powell shouldn't cali " In
auitina. should coll 81 flatteriuR,
N SHE used The word phY." New
YORK Herald