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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN no ALL
A whom e mar ooassfn tka4 1. ths undeFoi1uol
~ gu1Itlen q thE o1latEl 81 LEWrereo UeIIao1.
John q WsIneo epd Annla p. Wallace mineqa.
viii ca the lDla 1ay az Dee,nhot. A. u 1894. ~
ls 0sloda = ~ ale 90 To = ~ ol1a.h.li
Lea county. FioYida. AZ ~ oflee N ths eitg q
Tallehnesee. Ia eut6oriiy % ooH e pEIvats ~
AZ the EEkt Title and inholugt ~ The Bai1 m.ia1FS
- ana 70 81 tnee e4ltln Bllleo ~ D1fcf1of Ind
gltueta lyiur end bptng ~ gall county. knoun 80
deaefioed - foiloWa, to-Witi Be4ln a pQlnl ~
q y % ~ llilleectloa q the ". bodnd4lg o
fereon 81. then nm q iD H. thenes w. an ~.
thqnea ~. @ DEF. 20 mia. W. 81 ~. and tkenes
he ceutgT linf ~ Igderpon s. with ne W boun
daiy u nd city, thence run ". g5.6 a., theme,
y % d. % NTH. -. lid ~, and thence NJ. 81 deg
it min. n, Ioo q. b iha poini % ~ nninr.
NA0GARI1r WALLACE
a. Guardian 81 TIE Eslatas AZ Lawrence Wal
leee Johno Wallaes and Anuis p Wsllaco.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

TTRpRR AND ~ YnI0H or a p9cnEn
- e iofSclossst Is.l 81 - - els q o.
ED Judlclai Circuit u NlaA u aOd for ~
eouaiy 81 Lena. D ClanGclg lltting. u . eorl4ln
cnHet pending t1aI4lni WaAl4.1 toltIl -. ~
monlIaon 4 coEnplainant and lnaur Weaknesses
end Luclnla Waahlnston 1re e1lolllEllls WI
eel q peblle outely o. ne el8ioat tll1el lll
caah. 6glola Tie cuuuig cruIl houaa o1uli - -
citH e iel,Ahoedea N e11 ceunlg, - tan slh cav
- DeoombeF, A q. ir4 bllueea - htula ~
ollVea o'eioek a N anl $50 e'cIoeA b. -, aI
thoee certain lclt ~ caroll q Iao1 1'8ultn Irina
ard heinI n NJ ogrniT 81 I.lcrs tnouu Ard ~.
ntsifed a. followa to-WI1f Aoia Nuuh1Ted Ih.E.
lg4p up, FqlEtsen (u, Elltoql 1875 ant 8lHieea
kSisioa b tks citi q lSllSka,sss. - - pi.i h.
eelted n pee4 80 49,, 49, 81 q i1a ruo.
~ FsgoFts ~ the u'es q lha rIa4A q thn Ci11nt
ceaFt - - ~ aai1 snlg. ~ naia Aa1lii1a i.
lne .rt ee.ag b ~ ee.acl1l oeagteF e ~
southeast 0unftgr - .EcIIbn IutNtF.niE. ~ ~
foseShS ons il.,iolsk a ansss oss' 4 WssE
~ a',.'. = ~ ~ - 49,,
AEExhhMEn u. WILLIAM
49, apelal llaa.1f u CllanccIy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

Notice b hereby given that Q NEE
lng at the stock hold orB Of ehe Southern
Telephone and Constfuctlon Company
WI b held e ~ place q business. 81
The once Of The president &C cornef Of
Monroe stteet and Pafk aVenpe, on the
l0th Day Of December. "A. u. 1909, a.
10 O'Clock q. ~. The purposo Of said
meeting being 20 Increase tho capitai
stock 81 the eaid Southern Telephone
and Con9tructloH Company ffcm forlg
hhOos4nd dollEro % ono hundred tho1
sand dollars. o. each ether anount ~
may theu Be aRreod upon.
w. =. Mooa. President.
Attest; 2. CI1pTON Noon. Secretary.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26
Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial Circuit for Leon County, Flor
Ids. --Chanesry. Prince Jackson, Com
plalnant, " Fannie Jackson, Defend.
ant.
IT APPEARfE0, BY AFFIDAVIT APPEND,
"a % The III fled IN the above stated cause.
that Fannie @aekson, the defendant therein
urgis4 y q Ep1Fetdent q the Btate 81 Eiorida
and Igut " lfll City Of Pideoch. County 81
bIos,.as ena 1tslt u Georgia ever Ne aEs q
tponty-gns gUaFs Il d thelofore Ordoged that
the aah no1-Fssida1t defendant b, and she =
hereby, fequlfea % appear d tie hill o. con-
piainani alld h TIE SAID eauge On Monday, TIE
eth day q DocenheF, A. y. 1909, Otherwise TIE
alterations ~ ths nd hin VIII - takan ~ ooni
fanaet by tha I'D defendant
10 d furihut ondaEFd thae ehia OFdef - published
ones q week foF four oonaeRtivo weeks IN The
1Eue DtItgllrf" 4 ~ nQeg41 Al o1td
County ed stass- iAls 20 81 9 osss;E ne
Clerk Circuit CeuTt Lson County. Florida.
a true copy.
Attoat-HENHY 4, FRlKnI.
Clerk Circuit Court Leon County, Florida.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

De. Blank. about tWenty years 8
PROFESSOR 10 e eersAln college. Was %
the eve Of q Trip 10 Bur6pe. 70 Be- a.
sent two years. 10 pathefic and rata
e. narrowing tones Dc made BIS fare
well address TO his class:
"Yes. ! am about 20 part with yoa
This h more than distressing % ~
Would that there was q window b az
breast, my dear boys. that you might
zee the innermOst recpaspa q ~
heart"
a stripping IN the FPaF. eeiEea Wi1h
happy thought. shouted:
"Pr0leSsoE weird q pare "a tne
stomach dOT'-LiDDiocUtTs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26


According % historical tradition. the
eoaQuest % finland was forulold In
tesl shat soon became earnest by 90
eonauefOg. Peter the oFoat b hls Jest
O., nalaniFeG.
Balakigeh he'd vsEoa ths czaF By too
fmpudpng 2 Joke eud had been samEna.
eiig banisned with TIE msaaeing 10.
question never b nppeaG on kuasian
- again. Be disaDDearad disefeegiy,
ere day nee Ions after PoteF. eiane.
cut % q window. saw bis UDmlo.
4Dia nguru end Qulnzicai countes
e 1cEsIna comfortably ~. psrch.
- y e countly earl lmpuisivoly BE-
Gsn down % BIN aud demanded %
tnoW Whg b had dlsobayed.
"a havon't dlsobayoo you," was the
enpWoE = Am noi On kusaiaa soii
ntN."
aNol % Russian sellP
me Thib cart lcat of earth that
1'm sitting "a d Swedish aoiL / oas q
"a Finland Oaly ghe ether Dag
Peter laughed. out - ralo, -lf I'm.
M ~ eWodioh soll nov. q shall %
Rnlan eoil before iongF hnd ~
Mlr nood BE UorfA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

An accounts % 70 before County
Commlanoners AZ their uecambeP meet
ing must - presented bY fhnfeiag, the
81 day 81 Dooemher, viii C01atv Audi
Tor. I'll. N. FHfnnl
- Cisrk 81 Cirlaii coart.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26
notics e sSscKAsldoSs' HsSaas.

NOTICE n HEREBY CEvEN. THAT THE
eunUal megliug of stoekl8l1era 81 tko1 p.
Willia4a Land CogiparV, 3 ooFnQfatlon a71 1isaS
~ ~ I'll Sa1 Ssl sss - s. q ii.f rs 81 z
30 oieioek ,. "a. ~ The Odlee ~ thoolleqy e
Lallae4lreo. 8ioTl4a, accrqtinG - ~ lu-lnu6 ~
tae Cpap9ny. foF tha trann'etoa ~ anY atd ~
oe..s..s tbs taaf- - nEcDeilg AtneIpd q susb
% HACK,
u-A kocrataly.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26


Too many Tallahassee citizens are
handleapped with q Bad back. The IN
eearlhg pain causes constant misery,
Eaklna work q burdou and stcoplng or
NfliAf an impoaulbility. The back aches
af night, preventing reffeshlng rest and
90 ne morning h stih and lame. Plas-
ooEa and hnaments may give relief but
oEunot reach the cause. TO eliminate
pains and aehes yOa must cure the
Deans kidney Pills cure sick Kidneys
oaa cure them permanently. Can you
o1uht Tallahassee evidenced
~. Rlateuor, as Monroe &c., ITALIA
hagsoo, Ela. SAYS: 81 believe that the
BieoplnR required IA my work weakened
NY kidneys There Wae 3 constant
nEin across the small Of my back and
az head eehed the greater part Of The
aIl1o. The passage 81 the kidney aocro-
oI1Da were very irregular and e was q
eemmon thing for me % get up several
lInos during the night. A friend who
bed been cured Of similar troubles By
Deans Kidney Pills, advised mo 90 try
eheEh and ] procured q box 90 The Haf.
De- nith Co.'S Drug Slofa. an now
glaa that ! did 90, o. they lived 40 %
representations and gave NE prompt
For sale 81 40 doalsgs. Price 80
eentn, Foslgn hllborn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents foE the United
1smesr the name DOan's-snS
eeko 10 ether.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

OK MONTHS AFfER uATE AS AlllTIlgTs-
~ ietFafoT ~ TIE estate q i ". GfkmlinE, a.
eoaned. I WI present. b ihs County Judrs q kasa
county. FiqTida, my lHnl acoouut and FyuchaTa
and thgn ~ tor hnel diseharEs fran tie admin
OIL CRAWLING
Adminstratoa.
OCtobGf 10Th 100 erGm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

Hoa mtain'l IhinE yue ouEbl g. ron
euusd larsisHaed. 1ohnny. aala ASA
l.ala.iinH rhidiuEly. -lu,l hstan.r lIbt
~ Niapleiofd ds4s ara 30 cehfnFian
% 81 ar t'aa-ril's l,.oruah
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

30 you'vs pied Ihae hauneof
houas which wa on your hssao -
ionaY
-tes; Fented u % 60 nrloHY
ibid Be nnd out ~ rppmntionP
'Tbei'o lbe VeFy lhiug wtlen e.
elGed him 60 ta1p 80 BousaV
~Ralhqr auFpneing.
~me aaid q wouid b. aorh 8 con1o1
Cor bin % ~ lBrldr o. Z noa1e wbtlo
The gbo~i walked ever ni1hl."-sl1 alfi
more AmerFan.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, FLORIDA la
Chaneery.
Mary 3. vahon. Complalpaat. " David Vason.
= HAVING BEEN MADE 10 APPBAn ~
he AFFIDAVIT Of oogupIalnant tllat chs nnsidoncs
81 ne Defendant j. unAroEls and t1af there n
no perpoa. The eervics q nllFGsna upon Whcge
would bind The said eefoIiant. end thal tho nd
defendant 4 over the e. 90 tugntg-oee geaFs.
u = thereby ofderud ttat ths ed defaHdanl
David Vason- b and ~ b htFehy foquiro.l % -
pear b the mid hlii ~ cgllplant 81 Monday, the
elA day u pseembeg a. d leoa enf Tat this
egdsr - gubl.ahed eaee = gee. aoszellet seeses-
psDsr Pgbliahsa q o. sists q Flariaa sna b
Ss.ps.s wessssi; .snsE y ere. S,s-s
~ bard I'D the ssai q tke aaid csuFt this Tie
IGS1i. Oe''''' - iNfYF FELKEL.
Clufk ClrUalt Csu1is Len counly. HioEidA
oteu Clsfa e sail Conft
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26


,isds under Section 2. cAaDtss tii6 Laws Of
florida
8houing ths anount II tnNn ehaFQn1 q tkr
Tax Collector" a. Leon County, Finsida, b ~
coloctod for the current year 1904 and the appor.
uQlllent q the eame % ths s8Volal funds ~
which taxes have ben leViadi
Iotnl TAI. year iooe. and extra
beAAs~~------------ --s-@s-@-- tNt4NtQ
Amount pali - Nov. ist, 1904. gda6SA6o
~ errors. inaoivancioa Sc sail dI,OII.O0
APPoRuoNMENT.
General neVunua. . 100f8o0
Ainaunt pald b Nov. lst ieoo aetoeo
b errorA insolrsneioa. Az To.t0- f0o20oo
$500 -, :, 80. -, - aootoeo
~ orrofa. insolvensiss. Ao.-- is8so- eo.Oiooo
Pen, ---,,s,r;- -,;---.-.-..,., Iesa.0o
~ errora. inpolvsnciea, A.. ifl.oo- LO1D
Fine and goafsituFa aG0O
Amount paid b Nov, ist. iooa GElI.o7
~ efrora ins1lvssciea. ae-.. @0- a00oo
Reads and Bri1rea aans
Amount pa,d ~ NoF. ist. ioQa a.alaN
b erForA lDsolvgnciea. Ac... 8tl- aS0.oo
1oeaial achsol Dislriea No.i kNmo
Amount Esd b Nov. LEI, iooa Geno
~ srrurA lnsolvsneiaa. A. G.gt- 6.a6aoo
Ate1t- Hzssx Z. FnLkGl.
fs9k 81 Cgguit Cgurt Lson Csanig. Ei1gifA
NN8 ~ -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

Under And BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
- a foreclosure rendered - the 9TH dag 81
October. a. ~ 1903, IN ths Circuit Court 81 Che
Bseopd Judieiai Circuit - HioFiea, IN and fer
the County 81 Leon. N Cjiancefy atfinE, ln eer.
tain Gauss pending thoruIl. WhliE On otoFg8 W.
SaEon y eolnplainnnt oEd Ananda Williana. ag
admlnlstFatFia q the q1tata of EphrIaEn IA iaIna
doceanad, Amanda WilllnuE BonfY WiIllnnla
Ihunas Williams. LlE9lo DqtgIar1. HonTy Doug
las, Winnie Han Mlilnh Han ard Olive WilI.
lama. aru Defendants Win eel a. public cutlery
% The highest bidder foI e1ah, balcFe the Cgunty
Court House door, IN the lItT 81 THllahazneo. IN
sid County 81 Leon On The GA day 81 peceuibeT.
A. D. 1904 between The hours 81 II oeioak a. N.
and o'clock D. mss az t1kt cffiain uiec4 % Dnf-
eel q land. aituato lyinF end beuR m the COdaty
% Leon, and State 81 lIoFidas and mCfs pertltu.
larry knOun and doagfibod ~ follows. tOswlli The
east half 81 the nOFthWe1t uuaFturs sod he west
bali 81 the nOrthsapt oo4rtsf q SsctiQa goar
t1, Township One ~, Range Two t2l East
which lies north 81 chs u Icc8Eukeg rcd contain-
Inc OrE hundrod and fortY-ona and ons-half
lah l acres; more o. ioaa. Purchases % pay Tor
deed.
n.A MRuuuus.
apneial Master IN ChaucaFy.
Franria IA Winfhr1n .nIIetInr for CnrnDlainanf
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
A POET IS DEAD.
Roy Farrell Greene Was Dear to the
Hearts of Americans.

Roy Farrell Greene, city editor of
the Arkansas City (Kan.) X-Rays,
and one of the best-known writer's of
newspaper and magazine poetry in
the country, died last Saturday in his
home in Arkansas City. He was fifty
five years old Some of his short
poems, such as can Old Daugero-
type" THE Golfng Cap That Dolly
Wears" Holding the Skein," were
reprinted in newspapers all over the
world He published one volume of
poems under the title Cupid is King"
The following is typical of his work
HOLDING THE SKEIN.
When Madge and l were sweethearts. in the
winters long ago,
We used to trace the future in the fires
rudy glow.
The pictures forgotten, but the memories
OF Madge the yarn winding, and II held
the skein.
I watched her nimble fingers with their tips
red wine.
And if the yarn grew tangled-why, it wasn't
fault of mine.
For | building castles where my little
queen should reign,
While Madge the yarn was winding. and +
l held the skein.
Demure as any nun was she, this little queen
of mine,
Twas plain that I should be the oak, and she
the clinging vine
She bent to every within of mine, and neer
did she complain
In those days when she wound the yarn, and
II held the skein.
But since we now are married and our chill
dren Chamber round,
And find the fire pictures that so long ago
we found.
And now that there's a frock to mend and
little socks to darn,
She winds me round her finger as she used
TO do the yarn
Editor and Publisher
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
THERE IS NO UNBELIEF.


By Lizzie York Case.
There is no unbelief.
Whoever plants a seed beneath the
sod
And waits to see it push away the
clod,
Trusts in God.
There is no unbelief.
Whoever says, when clouds are in the
sky,
"Be patient, heart, light breaketh by
and-by,"
Trusts the Most High.
There is no unbelief.
Whoever sees meath winters fields of
snow
The silent harvests of the future grow,
Gods powers must know.
There is no unbelief.
sleep,
Content to lock each sense in slum-
Der deep,
Knows God will keep.
There is no unbelief.
Whoever says tomorrow, the un-
known,
The future" trusts that power alone
None dare disown.
There is no unbelief.
The heart that looks on when dear
eyelids close
And dares to live when life has only
woes,
Gods comfort knows.
There is no unbelief.
For thus by day and night uncon-
sciously
The heart lives by the faith the lips
deny,
God knoweth why
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
CAUGHT THE "PALSHAn
BOAT"
Diner-Out Has Serious Conyers
with TaXicab Man.

The other night a little fat M,
out of a cab at the ferry AMI
around in his clothes for mosI
pay his fare.
dad gum it," he cried. "Ca1t
no monish! Mush is II" Anil
kept fumbling through his pocsl
"Shay? Cancher tell er feller /
I owe yer? [ got TIL monish aH 4
-betcher life | got it"
Its eighty cents" politely d
the cabby.
Eighty shcnts! 'Stoo NJ
Dad gum it, I shay it 'stoo ri
-'stoo mutsch, | tell YER
mutsch Can't yer hear
mutsch!" And he missed a pod
made a dig at and fell agails
wheel of the cab. Then the !
saw a dollar bill sticking out d
pocket and offered to take it out
IS all right-take it out and
shangel | don'd want no ID
VIVA | wan shange for, l like ID
s. what | like t'know? Shay
cab O yours ain got no horse
ha. Ain got no horse! What'i-
O that? Cab ain got no horse
hal hal Shay cabby? F you %
on TIL Palshade boat l give yo.t
horsel Hear? Give you new I
Now you put me on Palshadt 1
And he reeled toward the ferry 3
and strange to say got there anil
put off at the road crossing
looked like he had dined entirdI
we'll.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
A Filtration.

Lightly soaring in the Ether, proudly sang
Lark his lay;
Sang only he could sing, in praise of
Phoebus, god of day.
In a garden far beneath him, grew dainty
little flower,
Little Rosebud, just in bloom, opening with
each passing hour.
When the Lark espied the flower he changed
his song of praise and pride
To a song of love 70 Rosebud while he
swiftly sought her side.
Sang the Lark unto the Rosebud, Little one,
l love you! love you!
and my songs are all for you as 1 soar so
far above you;
in quiet nook I've builded for my bride
a cozy nest,
"Be my bride and those soft petals on this
bosom gently rest.
Then III sing TO you my sweetest, watch
and guard you tendery.
ITO satisfy your every wish, my only thought
and care shall be-
Sighed the Rosebud to the Lark, Though
l loved you, yet should l
Leave this stem, soon would my beauty go
ard l would quickly die.
Without l would perish, without
dew l soon would fade,
Though with you l might be happy, for your
nest / was not made.
Il will stay here in the garden, you shall
come and sing each day,
And with sun and dew and song the pleas
ant hours will pass away
So they plighted troth and kept it, till there
a passing shower,
Then oSebud from her stem was cut, and
Lark sought another bower
No thought gave osebud to the Lark, mid the
gayest scenes she tarried
Soon the Lark forgot the Rosebud, with an
other Lark he married.
Short Irritation this and haply ended;
Hearts that do not break quickly mended
L. S. w.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
Ode to New York

Vulgar of manner, overfed.
Overdressed and underbred.
Heartless, Goddess, hells deGot.
Rude by day and lewd by ni e.
Bcdwarfed the man, enlargpf
brute,
Ruled by false Jew and prostt.
Purple robed and pauper clad,
Raving, rotting, money mad;
A squirming herd in mammon,
A wilderness of human flesh
Crazed by avarice, lust and rum
New York, thy names Deliriun.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
DIVORCE FOR PROF. OPT
Columbia Medical Instructor 81
Jersey on Ground of Desert1

Vice-Chancellor Lindsay 6l1l
recommended in Jersey City ri
that a decree OF divorce be graa7
Russell B. Optiz, a professor .
Medical Department OF the Col1
University, from his wife, 6Fi7
B. Optiz. on the ground OF des:,5
The pair were married IN VI
on June p, 1904, and in Marco
went to Palisade, Bergen Coa11I
J., where they lived until Ocio@
of the same year.
On that date, according 10
Opitz, his wife left him, and n'''
turned.
Counsel for the professor pfo.
a letter sent by Mrs. Opitz to q
band some time after she disaH1
In part it read: j.
IF through any fault OF nll-'
were caused any pain or sorros.
sorry. No matter what teellI;; !
between us now, | never coulaa (.
that once I loved you above al :
and | would not Willingly be us
of your sufferings. n
With best wishes for yoG !
your wife, Gertrude, :, XXI /.
Mrs. Opitz filed cross Dill +
ing her husband with cruelty y.
viding no support for tfen .
Harold Bruce Opitz. row ". .
old. She also said the prols.'
nagged her about flirting, bes o.,
week after their marriage. IN
not in court.-N. Y. Times, No
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
The Summer Rose.

(This poem was pronounced by Lord Byro
the finest from the pen of an American author
Mr.. Wilde once represented Georgia in cons
ress.
My life is like the summer rose,
That opens to the morning sky;
But ere the shades of evening close
Is scattered on the ground to die.
But, on the roses humble bed
The sweetest dews of Night are shed;
As if she wept such waste to see;
But none shall weep a tear for
My life is like the autumn leaf,
That trembles in the moons pale ray;
Its hold is frail, its date is brief.
Restless, and soon to pass away;
Yet. ere that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent tree shall mourn its shade;
The winds bewail the leafess tree;
But none shall breathe a sigh for me.
My life is like the print which feet
Have left Tampa's desert strand;
Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
This track shall vanish from the sand:
Yet still, as grieving to efface
All vestige of the human race,
On that lone shore loud mourns the sea:
But none shall e'er lament for me-
RICHARD HENRY WILDE.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
So All Will Look Nah Bes'.

Ah'm a gwine tub walk bar'footed thru dis
Valley o de Shadder,
Tho de road am hahd an stony an nah fleets
gettin' OF;
But Ah'll save NAH Shoes O. Richusness an
keep EN- new an shiny,
So All will look nah bes' when walkin' on dem
Streets o Col.
Ah'm trablin' en- NAH shirtsleeves thru. dis
Worl' O. Woe an Worry
Tho de days mostly stormy an de nights
am often col;
But Ah'll save NAH Coat o. Holiness wifout it
gettin' wrinkled,
So An will look NAH bes' when walkin' on dem
Streets o Cof.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
A Toast.
By Samuel Edgar Darby. Jr.

By Samuel Edgar Darby, Jr.
An old, old man grown bent and gray
Rose slowly from his seat
Amid the cheers of many men
And stomps of many feet.
Then silence fell with reverence
AS TIL aged one took his stand,
And lifted up his glass of wine
With thin and trembling hand
Comrades, he said. ''My comrades ALL,
Il beg of you to let
Me pledge Just one more toast
ITO not mentioned yet
''To the best friend God gave man,
Who'll stick through thick and thin,
''Who loves you with undying love,
''Unquenched by fault sim
''Now comrades, ali stand. Drink with me,
Then drink with another;
''Let each repeat this one last toast,
Comrades, l drink to-'Mother'."
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
Early Fruit the First Pair.

There's hull lot NV excitement gon' on
to-day,
Like all tn holidays rolled into one;
Tn boys is all standin' round, shoutin'
Hip. Horray,"
An all tn girls is out to see tn fun.
TIL dogs is all barkin' an a Vaughn NV their
tails,
The pussy cats is purrn' fit to kill;
Each sparrer is a singin' like he was night
ingale,
An tn ROSTERS is all CROWN with will
Nobodys stayin in tn house, they're all out
in tn street,
For you can bet. no one win miss tn chance
Wv lookin' at sight that has got a circus beat
When Arthur his first pair NV long
pants.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01
The Poets Corner
Katrinka.


Katrinka's eyes ist pig und plue,
Und ven she vinks dose eyes nit me,
Der everest feelings goes me droo,
Gust Hge ELECTRICITY,
by yiminetty.
Katrinkas Ibis ist schon und ret,
Und ven she shmiles by dem NIT me,
Ich kann NIGHT helb budd loose mein het,
Id gifes me such Elm egstacy,
by yiminetty.
Katrinkas ears ist klein und pink,
Und ven she hears by dem NIT me,
Ich bin so habby dot ich dink
Id vas in heafen yet ich be,
by yiminetty.
Katrinka, she list nett and bump
Und ven id vas dot she ist near,
Mein heart id goes yet NIT Elm yump,
Und ich feel qveer,
by yiminetty.
Katrinka ach! ich loaf her so,
Und she says she'll heirathen me,
Yust so soon as ich get some dough;
Ich kann NIGHT varten dot to be,
by yiminetty.-L. S. w.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-03-01

Aim gwine tub go bar'headed thru dis Vale
o Sin an Sorrer,
Tho de win an rain come peltn on nah
pors uncovered pol;
But Ah'n nah Glory Halo from gettin'
bent an rusty,
So All will look nah bes' when walkin' on
dem Streets O Col.
L. S. W.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-12

CINE just below Richmond, and ran
and kicked SO that there was nothing
left but the wheels of the buggy Mrs
Laughlin's clothes were torn in shreds
She was bruised terribly and one arm
was hurt some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruford woolley, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Coggeshan and
daughter, Emma. and Miss Anna
Thomas were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. OIL Thomas last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom of New Madison
are moving into the Thompson prop
erty
Mrs. Lulu Williams, who has been
very Ill with grip is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Coggeshall of
this place, and Miss Echo woolley of
Williamsburg, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Test at Richmond last
Sunday.
An oyster supper was given at the
home OF Mr.. B. H. Gardner and wife,
Wednesday evening in honor OF his
seventy-fourth birthday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gardner OF
Richmond: Mr.. Ben Sharp and wife,
Mr.. Frank Edgerton and family. Mr..
Ol Clark and family and Mrs. Christia
Carroll. Mr.. Gardner received many
nice presents.