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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-12-17
FoRFEITuRE NOTICE.

FAY, Nevada, October lftA, ieaA.
To the Heirs at Law sf RicAarA 4.
Johnson. deceased. and to HsFAes
M. Johnson a. Administraesr:
You are herby notified that l hare
expended during the year. 1919, elee
worth Of labor and improvements 49,
on each Of the following dssar1ssl
lode Mining Claims. situate In ~
Eagle Valley Mining District, Lk.
coin county. State of Nevada, nAaav
The Snowflake No. lode, Snew0ak
No. 3 lode. Snowflake Ne. 1 leAeL
Snowflake No lode, and SneWoa&s
No. 10 lode Mining Clailas. he y
cation certificates OF whick are fpvna
OF record In Book "o' Of Minlnr Ne
tees. At Pages Az to 4ss inS1usty~,
Lincoln County Records, Neva1A. =
order to hold said claims undur -
provisions Of Bee. 1884 Of the ~
vised Statutes Of the Uaitsd oupuk
and the amendment thereto, apyer
January %. 1880. eOncsrninss ~
labor upon mining claims bstag
amount required to hold saal
mining claims for the Dsr21
ending Decembsr 3lst, 1903, aat
II within ninety days aftsr he pshol.
ration thereof you fail And rseane
to contribute your portion It suAA Z.
pendi,urs ~ co. owner ~ vA1Ga
amounts to one-third Of the eGpsaA-
iture made BY me on 0nownaks
No. 8. Snowflake No. 4, ana oa~w.
flake No. 10 lodes. and two-aiatAe e
the expenditure made By me On ~
Snowflake No. .. and Snowflake Ne.
5 lodes, your interest IN sai4 Nlatns
will become the property e ~ -,
scriber. your co-ownsg who ~ nlnne
tho required expenditure ~ Ne tuennl
Of said section.
NARY ?. row1pR
First pub ostea. NV NJ -.
uary u mi.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

acres land and impts. In Camp Valley.
1 To- MI NE. Of Dorrell's. p. C. TO
60 acres land and impts. known as the
Alexander ranch. P. c; TO 10 acres
sabyo 4 Rossetti. T. C. to 100 acres
land known as i5-mile house house. p.
G. TO corral etc. near Miller Spgs-. y.
OF AiilIer canyon. Tax. s2o.sl: penalty.
sos adve rasIsST g; T roMN SIS
Becker Brewing Co.. p. {, 10 impts.
Consisting OF ware house n. Of depot
bldg. at caliente. Tax. $3.50; penalty.
$3.50: advertising. 81. Total. tss.os.
Graham. Rob,t-P.c. to lot impts on
and impls. on Denton Heights at
CaIiente, 1921 blk A. Tax. 31767; poll
tax. 50: penalty. si.7s: ADVERTISING
81: Total. $z4.ss.
100 acres land and impts Home. entry
No. ll46, being S.W. IA Of NE IA
and NV. Ia Of Sc. IA and NE
IA OF SW IA and Sc. Ia of NV.
Ia Sec. 7. TIP. 4 South. Range 81 East.
e. r s1sss , penalty Ss advertising
Patch. Guy-F. s. title to lot and impt
on Spring St. Callente. Lot 10. blk.
Tax. s5.l3; penalty. 81 c; advertising.
81. Total. &7.64.
lot and impts in Caliente. r. c. TO
impts. opposite. depot know mas wrs
house. Tax. s7i.25: penalty. s7.12; ad-
vertising. g. Total. Ss0s7.
The Pullman Col mile on 5. p. l..
A. a. s. l.. h. r. at $500 per mile. Tax
lilac; penalty N.l4; advertising. q
cAfiENTE SCHOOL DISTRICT
The Pullman Co. l mile on 3. +.
L. A. q s. L. r. H. at s2Oe per mi.
Tax. 5000; penalty. $4.04; advertising
81. Total. $46.44.
Wells Fargo 81 Col mi. express mil,
age on >. p, l.. A. a. 8. l.. r. X. Tax.
si5l5; penalty. sl.sl; advertising. 81
MEADOW VALLEY ROAD DISTRICT
Meadaw Valley Water & Power CO.
P. C. to ~ mi water pipe line from
plant to Delamar. Tax. S41.40. penalty
Si.if; advertising ~. Total A7.54.
Camden, r. J.-P. c. to 20 acres
land and impts. Ia M v. Wash abou,
i-2 mi N. of Kiernan's ranch and ad-
Joining Bradshaw on the south. Tax
$7.24; penalty. " C; poll tax. IS; ad-
vertising. g. Total. $l2.96.
Wells Fargo & Co.. MI expires,
miles on s. p. L. A. e. Salt Lake r. r
at $500 per mi S.5 MI express mi. or
Cal q Phoebe. at 5000. Tax ss315 pen.
atty. 1891; advertising 81. Total. $l04. 4
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LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FoR PATENT

APPLICATION FOR PATENT
S1 Rp sr al f1TEN s Sok yN Ec
ASA Serial No 054Ss.
United States Land Office. Carson City.
October II. 1910. Notice u hereby
Congress approved May 10th. Is72. Bos-
vu A Phoebe Mining Company, a cor
soration. oganized and existing under
md By virtue Of the Jaws Of the Terri,
William Lloyd, by their attorney -in-fact.
q Phoebe, Nevada. have made applics-
On the Lookout lode. bearing gold. sill
yer and lead. the same being 4s4.s II.
aorthwesterly and s7s.7 IT. southwest
erly from discovery. monument thereon.
In width. situate In Ely Mining dis
trict. Lincoln County. state OF Nevada.
and described by the official plat and BY
% ss sia hS sss 0 81 at carson city,
Nevada. with magnetic variations At
ls deg; 50 min, Z. a. follows; .... oar
q s E Mt. t. Disblo 3 Z u bear. II. 81
thence NJ Is deg: i min, =; ssis q 8;
10 %l Coz & Ns t ao Cor no. 81 ds sE.as.
No 50 de thence nc m s. ds ss' m 10 cSs
tos.i q. to Cor. Nc: 8; thence N. g
8; thence N. 81 deg. 70 min. W. ll4.i
It. to Cor. No: /; the place Of beginning
containing s.54s acres. exclusive Of con-
Sun vsy No. $3.50 Key Note lode and
Sur. No. z52s DAILY East, and form
ing . portion Of the n. w. IA and y.
= Ia Of Sec: rs. T. ] N. r. 81 e.. MI.
fltcting claims as shown by the plat Of
survey are: Sur. 27ls Boss. Sur. No.
5000 Scranton Mine. Sur. No. s7ss Vic
sS?6 Daily East, Sur. No. asa Command !.
err Sur. No. 3b42 Boston,
I direct that this notice be published
In the Phoebe Record weekly news
the period OF sixty days.
LOUIS J. COHN,
Register.
First pub. Oct 20; last Dec. 1910.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NogICn OF APPLICATION FOR

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
U rA NJ ,s;7. Serial NO. os4so. sur
d ssaS offs; G ,sss S,sy NJ;
hereby given that In pursuance OF tn,
Boston Phoebe Mining Company.
ing under and BY s virtue Of "a II. e laws
If the Territory OF Arizona. whose post
office address IL Phoebe. Lincoln Coun-
y chaf ne: I %sa. Hs srp
:st On .Ss Hos..Hset lode oF D.. sSG ssa
silver and lead, the same being ~
S ::s:ss E ,SS ss:,.s ': s:sS,a
In width. situ.ts In HisSisnd " Hinins
S. ana ds.sros cGuSS s. h state sd q nos
q SsS;soa clsy Il, Land District. Nevada.
as H follo%s: tout; Cor No vn.nos
the st 5. !. Cor. Sec. ls 60; X. &.
= deg. Il min 01 l. sss sns . e o TSs 10 3
cation cor rear. g. n 1s dss b Is ms
eas 's Tree ses m'n dss s 6 min. W.
so;z It. Each biased and scribed HI.
w. 1900 IT, r e Cor NO. sss whence g .'n
min. e. EOS It. A Is In. pine tree
Each tiased and scribed H-2. 1857 b
T. Thence N. IL deg. is min. w. 600 It
to Cor. 5; whence an sin. pine tree
bears n IA. . de- deg 10 70 minute m,nus.s v a.
scribed HIS 1857. B. T. Thence N
i77 deg. ~ min. e; 1900 feet to Cor
No. {. identical with location corner
whence. q. Ain pine tree bears s.,
i deg. 50 min. w. las It. An is-in Co
| dar tree bears 8. 81 deg q min q
jls.6 It. Each biased and scribed H.4
sss7 B. T. Thence g.. 12 deg. 10 min
e. to Cor. No. /. the place Of beginning
containing i0.ssi acres. and forming !
Range RDH q q r. sf Mount piabIo M B. NJ
direct that this notice be publish.
paper published at Phoebe, Lincoln
County. Neada. for a period Of ext,
/ LOUIB J. COIN.
Register.
chas. Lee Horsey. Attorney for sp.
plicant.
Fns' wb. Oct %; 'ast. Dec.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. NOT
Ice 10 hereby given, that the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Lincoln Coun-
~, Nevada. vii. at their regular meet
ing to be held on Monday the. 9Th day
ed lids Tor tht. County Advertising for
the year commencing the 9Th day OF
February A. D.. 1911, and ending the
first Monday in February, 1912 Said
bids &c be on the basis OF 80 much
per legal square for each insertion,
said legal squsre to be as the same II
defined by statute
All bids must be filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk on or before 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Of said 9Th day Of February. 1911. and
to be marked: IBID for County Adver-
Using"
The Board reserves the right TO re-
feet and make notifications In all BIDS
submitted under this notice.
BY. order Of the Board Of County Com-
- 'N- WIN. e. ORR. Clerk
First publication. Dec. 10. 1910; last.
Jan. II. 1911
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These fsaurss together with Special Mako
Up the Leading Farm Home and Newspaper Of
PioCHE RECORD tn Only the NSss
OF the Phoebe Mining District County WItsevs
live In Ignorance Of local shsa
10 going At the County feart<s And
upodas 4 has the best equipped
+ ssa
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chas. Lee Horsey. Attorney for sp
plicant.
FMs, lnb. Oct. q, las.. Dec. I
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Special FOR christmas.

What II nicer for q lady than nice
Steel Die Monogram Stationery The
Record II prepared to turn out this
class Of work at prices that will
surprise you. Paper and envelopes
To match. 4 Christmas special.
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No progressive family should over
look the special arrangement with
the Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
or. whereby $2.76 pays for one years
subscription to It and The Phoebe
Record
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APPLICATION ron PATENT

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. 3.
PATENT. Survey No. tsse. Serial No
05502.
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
FREE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
SOUTHERN GIRLS.

The trustees Of Southern Christian
College, West Point; Miss. have
placed scholarships for young ladies'
in the literary department at the dis
posal Of the Governors, United States
Senators, and Congressman Of the
following States: Mississippi, Louisia-
ma. Arkansas. Tennessee. Alabama
Georgia and Florida. The young
ladies who are fortunate in securing
these appointments from the above Of
6cials will receive free tuition through
out their college course. No institution
in the South is offering such a liberal
education to Young ladies'. Southern
Christian College has one Of the
strongest faculties ever presented to
the people Of the Gulf States. and the
courses Of study are far in advance Of
the average college.
10 order to secure one Of these ap-
pointments, a yonug lady should make
application to one Of the following Of
6eials; Governor Of the State. one Of
the United States Senators. or the
Congressman from her district. The
president Of the Southern Christian
College, West Point Miss. will be
pleased to furnish any ether informa-
ton desired.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
BEAFoRCE

To continue to be a force, strive to
continue to grow. There is great DIFF
ference in men in the capacity to grow.
We oil know some men who have
graduated from college and even with
a certain honor for their classwork,
but who have apparently never grown
a particle since graduation, il indeed
they have not retrograded. These
men who have not the force TO retain
the power they once had can Of course
have little or no outgoing force in life.
Strive to increase gradually your cap
ital stock Of intellect Of knowledge, Of
character, tor as years 60 on, you
will very Justly be Judged not BY the
standards applicable to you at gradua-
ton, but by loltier standards and by
some record Of achievement Have
some positive plan and purpose Of
growth and stick to them in the face
Of obstacles and discouragements.-
James B. Angel.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
WHEN SUNSHINE COUNTS.

0nes ability to keep sweet is
never really tested until he is treated
with downright unfairness. There is
no credit in being sunshiny while
everything is sunshiny around us.
Any one can be courteous, and low
ing. and agreeable while others are
so. and while everything that is right
is being given to him. But how many
Of US make it the deliberate purpose Of
our lives to be courteous. and loving
and positively radiant Of sunshine
when our rights are rudely over-rid-
den, and we are ignored. or snu5bed.
or even misrepresented? Then. and
then only, we have a real opportunity
to show whether our Christianity is
kept chiefly within the leaves Of our
new Testament or is the controlling
force in our lives.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Who can estimate the good inhu-
ence Of the Sunday School? We are
sorry that so many people take so
little interest in this great institution.
Nothing can be Of greater worth to a
community. The custom Of assembling
ourselves on each recurring Sunday
in this capacity, means more than per-
haps some have thought To concen-
trate our attention for a time, on the
sublime lesson text, on which the en-
tire world is giving its best thought, is
certainly a commendable desire, but
to listen to the choirs soul-stirring
songs. the organs melodious strains
and to hear the happy children recit-
ing their lessons about the Master and
His works, are really privileges that
al should enicy.
But oh, what a glow and expression
Of soul comes from the consciousness
Of having done your duty and, per-
haps, lifted some one to higher and
better life
It is assemblies like these, though
small though they may be, that have
helped to stay the reeling fabrics Of
governments and hold society to-
gether. This great institution is one
Of the greateat barriers to immortality
and crime in the universe today. Il
is the one bright star in the coustel-
lation Of human society that stands out
to guide the degraded wanderer back
to the realms Of purity, A boy may
wander away from home and mother;
he may like the prodigal. be forced
to subsist on the husk. but memories
Of some lesson learned Of the sweet
story Of old. will cause him to arise
and 60 to the Father.
1t is the best way on earth to OF
serve the Sabbath, and on the obser-
walton Of this day lies the foundation
Of all true morality. No man can
preserve his own morals or those Of
his children without the impression Of
religious observations.
Then let US renew our courage and
do what our hands find to do, for this
life is what we make it and not until
the wounds Of the world have all been
healed and the last thirsty soul led to
the river Of life. has anyone the right
to lay down his srmor and call a
halt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
SHOULD MUSIC HAVE PROM.
NENCE?

IN all church services music has ap.
proprialely a prominent place. L
arouses and expresses the devotional
feeling Of the worshper.
Singing in church IS Tor the sake q
praising God, and should not be used
in a secondary place. Music should
be planned into all services. and not
get there spontaneously, or by good
luck The hymn book should be
studied as well as the Bible, so as to
be sure to get praiseful hymns, and
appropriate hymns, and hymns that
are not worn BY constant use. Hymns
should never be used in q service as
excelsior is used in packing crockery
ware to 6ll in crevces. To rush a
hymn in BY the coat collar just to hll
in a pause, is dishonoring to the.
hymn and discriminating on the in~
spired writer. Better have an inn
pressive pause than hymn padding.
No one can limit the power Of Chris
tan songs hen sung in the spirit
and love oi alr Savior. but let us re-
member th no words or tunes in
singing car be worship unless there
be devout Internal attention to the
meaning and sentiment uttered.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
WHEN W DISLIKE OTHERS.

Whenever Ne find ourselves feel
ing bitterly az INST any one. this is
probably accounted for BY the fact
that we have been unfair. in some
way. to that ore. The truth Of this is
suggested BY he following from the
Washington Siar: What makes that
man dislike you so much?" i haven't
the faintest idea. answered the stu
dent Of human nature. Probably he
has played me some underhand trick
that don't know anything about
We are so uncomfortable over our
own wrong-doing in being unlair to a
fellow man, that We try to relieve our
minds BY assuming that he is wrong
and therefore 6t object Of our dis
hkel It is a good deal like the os-
trichs sensible move for. sell protec-
ton BY hiding its head in ibe sand
Let US have the good sense to look
for the cause Of our personal disikes
in ourselves, and when We have To-
Gated the iniusiices Of our own that
give rise to them. let US have the
courage and the character to make
the handsomest amends that we can.
No dislike can survive under such
heroic treatment - Sunday School
Times.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
THEBESr ALWAYS AVAILABLE

Gods dynamos Of love and power
never shut down. Their current =
not priable. They do not iniermii
their rtion or supply for a fraction q
q second oftime. night or day. There
fore when we have our of days.
when our spiritual life is ct q low
ebb. and It comes easier to US to be IT,
different or anlagonistc than to love.
and the consciousness Of power is
memory rather than a iact.-we may
be quite sure that this is not due 10
Gods resources having let down or
given out. There is only one expla-
nation Of our unsatisfactory condition.
we have not kept IN touch Will God.
And to get out Of touch with Him is
something that We need never do.
No circumstances. no pressure Of du-
ties, no physical fatigue. need ever
cause the breaking or interrupting Of
our connection with the Source Of al
our best life and powers. We make
the pitiable mistake Of taking It for
granted that our richest Christian ex-
.periences must be exceptional, that
they cannot be constant and charac-
teristic Of everyday life. One who
has heavy responsibilities for the
leadership Of the Christian lie Of
others saw the needlessness and
wrong Of this position when he
prayed that he might not be. any sim
gle day, content with a medium. low.
power Christian experience. God
is always at His best. God best is
always at our disposal. Why should
any day in our lie mark only
second best?
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04

It somehow makes it seem that booze
is only FIT for motors. and in the scuf-
ae that ensues not very many voters
bethink them that a chance remains
that milk want give them gristle to last
when August boils their brains and
their ears begin to whistle
A crafty temperance is that contriv-
ing its elections when Boreas is al the
bat in these disputed sections. There
is a time for everything. to labor and
to potter, and one to sit way back and
sing inaudibly for water.
AT any rate, the world will spin
Withvery small pretension.
And the Fall elections will begin
To clamor for attention.
The next few weeks will 6re the gun
Repeatedly and oltly.
And a lot Of folks begin to run
For Office very softly
The bold insurgent will have polled
the principal cbautauquas, and will by
that time have been told how Ear dis
Greet his balk was, or if to follow his
attack with further demonstration. or
quietly to tip-toe back upon the reser-
walton.
The hopeful Democrat will tool this
way and that way training, and hope
to have US as q rule have none Of their
explaining. He'll carefully trim up his
wicks and get the pump pulsatins, and
pass the grand stand every six or
seven seconds waiting,
There be some dnst put up, it
seems, when this event gets going. and
some things starting at the seams that
wanted proper sewing. No wonder
Roosevelt came back. and nowadays
his gun is rusting in the shooting rack
when here is where the fun is.
The time Of green and growing
things will near the termination. and
the song the thrasher sweetly sings
will come with moderation. Well sort
o think Of autumn time, the hunter
and the nutter, and the fishing hole
will wear a lime as thick as apple
butter.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
TURNING ASIDE.

Turning aside, in whatever line Of
life. usually begins in small and
quiet way. No one turns entirely
away from right in a moment. When
one seems to depart suddenly from
close following Of God to complete de-
sertion, there has always been a slow
and gradual departure proceeding the
final breaking. The FIRST turning was
so slight that it was scarcely notica.
bic. It was only an imperceptible re-
laxing in the stringency Of obedience,
and week by week there is still further
relaxing until completely turned aside
IRON all duty and privileges.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
WASTED CHARITY.

Robert Loveman, the noted Georgia
poet, said, in the course Of an address
on charity in Dalton. Ga. according to
the Kansas City Star:
'All cases. naturally, are not
worthy cases. It was but the other
month a Dalton phiIanthl opist, visit
ing a destitute family had his heart
strings torn with pity. And. drawing
out his wallet. he said:
Here, Calhoun. take this dollar and
go and buy a chicken for the Christ
mas dinner
Calhoun. the young son Of the
house, accepted the banknote CRATE
fully, and the poor widow. with tears
in he1eyes, bowed the philanthropist
Bu the garden walk wound BY an
open ndow. and as the departing
phlland opist passed the window he
heard he mother say shrilly to her
son:
You Cal, you jes' gimme dat dol
lah an 10 git dat Christmas chicken
in de nalcheral way.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Another warning 10 parents not to
let their boys have target rifles is the
sad case that occurred about ten miles
east Of Okolona last week
Jimmie Glenn shot and mortally
wounded his little cousin. Elizabeth
Crawford. with g target rife. The
ball entered near the eye and lodged
on the brain. The accident occurred
on Tuesday, July 26ih, and the little
girl died on Thursday. 18th. This is
q warning parents would Do we'll to
heed.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04

Let wonderful WASHWAX doyour
family washing, saves rubbing and
saves the clothes; makes them clean
sweet and snowy white. WASHWAX
is a new scientific compound that
washes in hot or cold water without
the use Of soap. It is entirely harm
less and different from anything you
have ever used. Send ten cents stamps
to day for regular size BY mail. You
will be glad you tried il. Agents
wanted to introduce WASHWAX
everywhere, Address Washwax. Co..
ST. Louis. Mo.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
MANS INFLUENCE

The only responsibility that a man
cannot eyade in this life is the one he
thinks Of least-his personal influence.
Mans conscious influence when he
is on dress parade, when he is posing
to impress those around him. is woe.
fully small, but his unconscious in.
auence, the silent subtle radiation Of
his personally. the effect Of his words
and acts. the iriies he never considers.
is tremendous. Every moment Of life
he is changing to a degree the life Of
the whole world. Every man has an
atmosphere which is eGeoting every
other So silently and unconsciously
is this influence working that man may
forget that It exists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04
STRAIGHT is THE GATE.

The way Of life is straight, Il
does not wind about, and make a
zigzsg path. though experience in pass
ing through the world is variable. To
day We have Joy. to morrow sorrow,
Nov the read runs through sunshine,
again it takes US into storms. We
pass through q thousand vicissitudes
every year. Health. sickness pleasure,
pain. ease. hardness, prosperity ad-
veraiiy, gains. losses. But ell the while
the path Of duty is direct straight as
en- arrows Eight.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04

The dog days will resume again.
And the man who voted water
With the weather down to eight or
ten
Below will grow the hotter
With wishing that be had foreseen
The season hot and stewing.
SID nothing but q choice between
Pink lemonade and bluing.
/ win not strike him we're afraid.
IS when the cold was singing. and
Up and down the wind-swepi street
the icicles were clinging. There S
nothing Ike 3 dry parade. the shouts
of Hallelulliah. and tie children skill.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-08-04

fully srrayed for what you want to
fool YOU.
It's very easy to forget there's such
thing as Summer. or such a quantity
as sweai. what time the busy drum
mer is rub-a-dubbing up the street a
million bumps a minute, and the line
sweeps BY with rhythmic feet and
the little shsvsrs in it.