Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-13
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c.i..elsr upon taat ooo-. N-.ch $ I'll.
u earning and thought and o. pas
sion aal risa1 feeling a=r- -1e author
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.ae nero o. which -.-. D designated IS
9 mos geaIlsTnaa-1A- correct Band
street Ca-.stianl-I say .ha- III reader
might probably hav= a-ea charmed ..
sAe '-r3 next Sentence ~ & criticism.
Upon sa-e-.cs. had IL, ~ --al ow-=-
OF the lodgings al Tire Boa,y Taa-c.
eoHir II 10 MS apartments / $ : very
snug 7 pretty one. but y appears -As
ianols1y. IN her yea 20 show VIA.
rooms sas had quit. to-sos .he laws
which make every & lods..g MS
esstle. = introduced uas 20 IN p-.-
vacy of another person.
The only reply which the occ-p.ar o:
sae room made Was 10 4 81 -.s Z din
nsr. and lend he & cioas 10 50 home
in May there be man such KIND sc-
Qlain.ances for all way.a-e-s il this
J rainy world, Ths gi-. Of tie
Sonny Thatch said that. ste p-.c4 Of rls
room and board Il Nil! witness ,hs. /
sa" e most excellent -epas;. consisting
OF a oeefsteak. new potatoes. :hs very
peas that l a the honor 10 se- saeliei
and the bacon that Rad Just isue6 tro..
she very pot before msn,ionei)-,he
price OF two ooEs and board IS &
guinea Weekly 4 guinea Z week.
think OF that: At six hours from Lon
don. IN the fac Of 3 beautiful land
scape. in a LITTLE quiet shady hedgs
Inn, with the Chepstow town and
castle before YOU. with the We run
Ill under them. and on the We the
best salmon that, vas ever eaten IN
the world.
4 lunch at the Bonny Tha,ch. con-
sisting OF cheese, butter. bread and AZ
Sut TO return to the salmon. This IS
without contradiction the mos, delight
u! OF ali the varieties Of the Ssh that
l nave ever tasted. II comes 10 you
with all the dew upon it. as il were.
1t is best eaten with a little sal. and
a slice OF bread. 1t leaves tire inner
IN an u~nspeakable state of rap
tire ana ease n comfort It remains
upon the recollection quite gratefully.
as some JOY which one has experienced
and can't forget, something for which
one should be thankful always. You
Why not. Ny good sir. the
good things a man can enjoy ia
life. the better for him. Some men
love whist. SOM fox hunting. some
siaosrapns. some love to read the par
lei debate every evening
ought we to sheer a, them? No, al,
tnefe amusements are innocent in
themselves NATURALLY used. and lucky
ne who can be fond Of the creates,
lumber Of them. But let it be distinct
~ understood that that a man. though
speak kindly OF former days passed
not to regret the same-no. though red
We're to be his lot.
Looking Back.
On coming to a long halt after this
two or three days little journey. one
x back with a sort of wonder at the
exceeding natural beauty OF the coun-
Try that We have had the good fortune
go through. People cry out about
the Rhine and Switzerland. and MAKE
pilgrimages through fiat dismal
provinces in bone-breakinz dill
sence in order to reach the south of
France-and here. within six hours OF
Bow church, for Chepstow is by the
railroad no more. you upon
4 series OF beautiful views such as do
believe are not to be surpassed in ali
Europe-to be exceeded in snbiimit,.
no doubt. but not in wholesome. manly
n beauty, if such epithets
may be permitted. The ride from
shrewsbury to Chester today. though
inherent in character, has not been in |
me a inferior in interest to the two
former DAYS jaunts; skirting some
charming little lakes, and itself going
Y rather high and undulating pronnS
banging round about it immense plains
of extraordinary richness and verdure
by purple Observation-Disclosures
fountains OF Denbighshire and Merton
eth n Lighted up by and relieved hv
every caprice Of shadow and SUNSHINE
1Sery Vfiage that we passed through
was a picture-huge trees shading o,d
churches, pleasant conntrv
ms and clinktng smithies by the road,
side. sedate looking gray farm houses
Win 1vied gable ends standing in fho
Most or their comfortable stacks and
arm buildings with close orchards
ABOUT. e come the appropri.
n3ufes OF such pleasing landscane-
lniee or four children trolling ont ~ .
gate. growing and shoutine =.
gay coach went by: a stately look
lng stallion with his Hanks shininS =.
me sun. that arches his great nacL ra
oeGlns 70 plunge at the passing coach
ono Is a huge old mill with a
s.ea. wheel Mapping and turning up
u Of a deep rushy black
stream. The courtyard il full Of sacEs
mo q cart or two stand In it-anH at
neII s dozen OF the queer little uneven
"indo"s you see as many Of the mil
Noah and the Fly.
From the Fort Scott. Kan. Tribune