davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bounds as follow, Beginning at corner No i, granite marked H/l wlenes ths FIr,St ser vice Monument, which is situated on the east bank of Parker anyon 10 links southeast of road. and Is chains from middle uf Parker Creek bears $ X2' w. 76 chainS; extendiug thenre N. 2Oo k. 20 chains: thence N 70 W 20 chains; thence s. 2Oo w. 2o chains; thence S. 70 20 chains tJ the place of beginning Variation l2' 3P F. Said tract wa lste upln the application of Mrs J. II Bennett, of Du- quesns, Ari1ont; List 8-7!7. The Sl9 nf S15 of NE4. the NVA Of SW4 of NElt. the NE17 of NW4 Of SE4 the N,4 of sEl4. the NEA4 of SE4 of SE4. the NE4 oi SEl4 of NW14, the SIS of NE4 of NW4, the NWI4 of NE14 ut NWN the NEf4 of NwR Of Nwl4 See. r, T. zts., K r k l6 acres applicatio or Abel de la 0sSa Loehiel or La NJra Arizona, List 8 S1l tract of 50.S6 acres within unSurveye but what will probably be, when surveyed, S e. 25, T 2l s. k, IS E., described by metes aud bOuncs as follows: Beginning at corner No . of T. R. Titus application Nn 26 list Np l27J; extlnd. ing thence s. 4o k 3l oh tiu- thence N6o w. l5 chains; then1e Y tsW 6.76 chains; thence $. 73o l5 E. Is 15 chains to the place of bcgin- ming. Variation l!o 3V F. Said tract was listed upon tn application of T R Titus of of Camille, Arizona; List 3S0 FRED DEN NETT, COmmisS 0ner 0f th3 General Lani Office. Approved April S. i9ll, FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
 April 29-May 2O.i ;.
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Lists a.Ss7. -S92. -ai2, and -lO66.

P ESrORArION To ENTRY uF LANDS "
 National FIrest Notice Is hereby glven that lhe lands described below. embracing tp acres, within tn Gar eS NAti lnal Forest AfI 2onA. will be subject to settlement and enf-x under tle pr IvisiouS of the hum estead law. If the Unl ted states and the act of Jane IL Iqaa (A stat, 2S3) at the United States land otfas Ut Phoenix, Arizona. an June 2g 1911 Arx settler who was. actually and in good fa16 claiming any of said lands for agricuItural, purp ,s prior 10 Janutry 1. l9 6, and has mot hban lone | Snlae, has preference right h make q homestead entry for the lands aetunIv ocrupe said lands were listed upon Ina applications of the persons mentioned below who have a preference right subjeCtt the prior right ut any such settler. pravIded sn-b settler or app i ant squaliHed Go make hu.na. stead entry and [ le preference right is eXpr, clsed prior Co June 9. 1911, on which date Ina lan1s will be 'uhi -ct to settlement and entry by any qu tlitei person. The Ia ds are as lll lows: The Nl5 of NWll of SWll the SFt. ef SSWA ol NW4t tle 5 Al4 fsE4 otNW4 4nfNW4. Srr. Y. tl.e EL oi -E4 of ,W4 the SWt. 'f Of oE4, the s5 of NE4 ol SEl4 the NIL If NE4 ol SEA Sec lS, T. 2iS., k. l7 E. c and $ k I lhj acte', application 0i Je>us Moreno. of Mowry Arizona; List 8-s37 The Ntlf ot NE4 the sl5 Oi WA of NEl4, the SWi4 ol sEK of NEA the Nl5 nt NWl4 ol SEL the NWI. Y NE4 oiS "a, See IS, T 2lS K. lS R., lG0 acres. apptlcatio oi Ernest Searles, nf Mowrv. 4r EnlA' il>t N al. lhe 't2 ot Nk4 ol NE4 tho sEA oi IVA of Nk4 t6' N13 of-EA of NEIZ. the sWA If SEA ot NE4, the 1WA os IE4 ihs E13 of sEH Of WA the NI5 of SW4 ofsEX. the N9 oi NEh ni sW4, Set IT, T.2fs R. II l6O acres, application of P Try J Wilson ot Tucson, Ariz ma List 3.9j,. The Sl% of sWH 1t NWA the sl5 ot NJ of SW1 ofNwA ths sWA. SEA of NWA. the s55 of fNwA of SEA nf NWL. tn WIZ of SE4 of sEL of NNL ths SWL nf SEA of SEA- If NWk the N5 of NWK oi sW4 the NW4 of NEA ni SWA the WIZ oi NEA ot NE14 of sWL4, Sec 9, the SIS of sEE oi EEA the s17 of NJ of sE14 If NE1t the FL ot SEA ot SWl4 of NE14, the aEl4 of NEL4 of sTH of NE1. the NE 6f NE4 Gf sEl4 the N15 6t sW4 ol NEAof >E14. the NW4 nf SEl4 of NE4 of sE14, the El5 nf NEl4 of NWL 0f SEl5 th6 hE4 uf SEA 0l NW4 of sEl4 See 26. r. P s, K K E l60 acres, application of David w. c. FaFland, oi anille. Ariz ma; List 3-l0M FEED DENNErr, Commission of the Gen. eral land Office. Approved April s, l9lI FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
 April % May %.
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Lists a.hla -5l0. -65l. and 7lS.


 p ESTORArlON TO ENTRY DF LANDS IN N National Forest Notice is hereby given that the lands describe below embracing 63i IS acres, within the C trc 's NttiDuai Forest Arizona will be subject to settlement and en- try un fer the pr visions of the hlme 'tead laws Of the United States ant the act nl June H. 10 6 (3l Stat, 3D, at the Uhitei States lAni office at Phoenix, Arilo la, on June D. l9ll Any settler WnD was actually an in good faith claiming any Of said lAuis for agricultural purp l>es prior tO January |. l96 and has not abtndOled same, has a preference right to make a hOm ',tsa entry fJr the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the ap- plicati1nS of the persons mentioned below who have preference right subject to the prior right oI any such settler. provide such settler or applica lt IS qualified tJ make home steal entry an the pralere lee right s exercised prior to Iune 2l l9ll, on which date the lands will be subject tO settlement ani entry by any lualie person The lnds en race tract of l6.89 acres with n unsurveye but what will prob tbly be, when surveyed Secs. 26 and 27. f. q $. R. l7 E.. c. and ; R. N described by metes ant bou ids as follows: Beginning atclrnsr No |, ltm stone m trkc fl H/l, whence the southwest corn r of Sec 2i T. 2l E.. k l7 E., m 3rd Guile Meridian East of the and k M bears N. IF lS w. 5.S, chains and E l2l oh tins: extending thence E. l2 chains; thence 26' w 6 chains; thence W 10 hains; thence s. 26o W. 10 oh ,ins; thence W l2 cuains thence 2i9 3lchAins; th nee W 9 chains; thence N. 260 E. 9 chains; th"nce E. ? chains; thence 46' lp k. 70 chains tO the place of beg ginning Variation l!' l9' k 5 id tract was listed up1n the application of W II Collie. of Camille Arizona; List '-ll9. The sl5 lfsE4 of sW4 of NWA, the SW'4 of SWL 0f StIl Gf NWL. the IVA of NE4 lt NW4 ttsW4 the EI5 ot El5 ol NV If SW'4 th VIZ lf NEl nf SW4 tie N34 ntsWa. ha sW4 of sa4 of < E4 ,fSWI tn NE4 nI EA SW4 SW1i inc WIZ If SE4 oi 3W4 the WIZ o E15 f -EI4 of sW4 thu SE4 of SEA of SEA ot SWi4, the s1a of
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throughout Arizona than at any time in the history of the Territory. An invitation to in the Board is extended to all interested in the future of the Territory. Many important plans are in view and suggestions are always welcome. Wri q to the Secretary, Arizona Development Board, Phoenix, Ari- zOna.
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NWl4 of NwA ofsEl4. the Nl5 of sw4 ot N .up pnl NEH, Set. 22, the N12 ol NE4 nf NWL < El5 of sWA of NEL4 of NWA. Il eoEA of'N | ot :N>W14' the NEl4 ol NW14 6l stA of NWL 6 of NE{. t6ewlS of NWA of tWH of Nt%' Y IVA of sWA 0f SWl4 nl NE14 See 27. IF < k lH lhl acres application of Charle Y Travis. of Turner, Arizona; List 3-i5o The i ot SEI. the AWH of SE4 the sW1l oi Nlt. see ~ T. 21 s. k. l1 E. l6O acres applica ' of Clyde McPhers ln, of Patagonia Arlz,aa List S-6A. The s1s If Lot 6. lot :, Sec B. the Vi ot NE4, and lots q q 2, Ser. T. 2tS k l6n.79 acres, application of Mrs. Hattie , Vaughn of Duquesne, Arizona List 8p FRED DENNETT, Commissioner off Genera PIERCE, First Assistant Secretary of 5 Interior
 April 29-May 20.
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TfStS 2-7l7 -S1l an1 -Q12

D ASTORIA TON TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
 N National Forest. Notice is hereby given thatthe Ian Is de'crbed below, embracing l5J 8
 acres, within the Gdrces National Forest, Ari. zOna, will be subject to settlement and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States an the act of June II l9J6 4 Stat 2}3l, at the United States land office at Phoenix, Ariz., on June 29, I9Il Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January l, l9 6, and has not abaud med same, has a preference right to m ike a home. stea entry for the lands actually occupied. Said Ian Is were listed upon the applications of the pers ms mantio led below, who have preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler. provide such settler or appu- cant is qualified tO m ike h0m sstead entry and the preferen e right is exercised prior to
 June 2l 1911. on which date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any quail fet D'rSon. Tn lands embrace a tract nf 10 t'reS within T ulsurveyel but what will prob
 tbly be, wlen sury5ye S'c. '6. r.2IS. k IS E G d i'd s. R. NJ described by metes and
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Valuable Mining Property for Sale by
 Iender

Tenders will be received by the uv dersigned up to May 2Dth, 1911, at ll o'clock mon for the purchase of those valuable mining properties in the State of s mora Mexico, now belonging tO the Sonora Mining Co. Limited. The Prop erty consists of two mines "rhe PrOmOntOriof containing ab1ut l75 acres and "The la Abun- d Incia" contaiuing about 10 acr. S, together with all houses for wOikmen. officers, stores, and pane consisting of engines, boilers, hoist ing plant tools and all other machinery and chattels connected with same ant now belong. ing 10 the said Company. enabling the p1r- chaser with very few additions to continue operations
 Tenders to be ixei price for the whole property en bloc subject tp existing Bonds, an to be accom- anjei by a m trkai cneck for ten per cent of the purchase money. which will be returned tl the tan errr in ease his tent is not accepted or forfeited to the Com pauy II tn tender Oe accepte aud the trnderer tait th carry out his contract.
 The euntrAcf to be closed sni tha balance of the purchase mon paid by the successful tenlerar on or before the l0th day of June, llll ut the off Ot the undersigned at Lynden. OntArip, Cana ia
 No ra ter necessarily accepted. Full par ticulars furnished on application to the under signed.
 E. X. STEWART,
 Tyndeu Ontario, Canada.
 Secretary of sonora Mining Co. Linn ted April 23- May6.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
High School Supper.

The high school students gave a
supper Saturday evening in Woodmar
hall At which time they administer
ed very worthily to the materia.
wants Of more than $50 persons.
The several tables were pleasingly
decorated with southern smilax.
white and yellow crysanthemums. ant
with the class colors.
The menu consisted OF roast pork.
pressed meat, baked bears. creamed
potatoes, delicious light rolls. sal
ads. pickles, apple sauce. good cake
and excellent coffee.
These suppers. given by the high
school students. and always under -
supervision of the faculty and of the
good mothers interested. have come
to be an anticipated annual event,
They are among many yearly recur-
ring events that add greatly to the
pleasure Of our social life and make
our little city deservedly famous.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.
RADIO. November |. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Seay
More Kellogg. assignee Of Ernest G.
Edwards, OF Rocky Ford. Colorado,
who. on November 10. 1907. made des
ert hand entry No, 1902. serial No
0l6il. for southwest quarter section
Is. township % south. range &c west,
sixth principal meridian, has filed no
tiee Of Intention 10 make final proof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before the clerk Of the
district court, al la Junta. Colorado
on the l2:h day Of December. 1911
Claimant names as witnesses
Frank Murray. Louis Thimean and
John Z. Cauger. Of Rocky Ford. colo
RADIO; Frank Day. OF la Junta. Co.
orado.
Not Coal Land.
J. W. HAwLEY. Rogi t-r
First publication. Norsmbrr n. 1911
LAST publication. December .. 1911
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Notice of Final Settlement and Dc
termination Of heirship.

in the matter of the estate of Wen
dell T. Kitchell, deceased. No. 462,
Notice Of final settlement and deter
mination Of heirship.
Motto is hereby given. that on
Monday, the nth day of December.
A. d. l9ll. at the hour OF 10 a. IN. OF
said day. the same being one of the
regular days of the December term
Of the county court of otcro county.
in the state Of Colorado. |. Henry W
Allen, administrator Of said estate.
Will appear before the judge Of said
court, present my final settlement as
such administration. pray the approval
Of thc same. and will then ask TO
be dlsgh1-sed a. such administrator.
At which time any person an inter
est my app ar aud present obJcc-
tions 20 The same. IL any there be-
And further notice Is hereby given,
that bt s1il time and place thc court
will receive aud hcsr proofs concern
Ing tlr hrirs of said deceased, pursu.
ant 10 mo verified p,ution OF +.
l.. Klrgael. claimant az heir at las
ot su.l deceased. heretofore nlrd
herein. asklug for a ludicial ascer.
,aInmea, aad determination Of the
heirsh.p ci said estate and from
which lt appears that r. l. Kiichel
and Je1uie Kitch II. both Of Newburg
PheIps county. Missouri. are heirs OF
said deceased;
Nov therefore. sSy and all persons
who are or who claim 10 be heirs at
law OF said Wendell T Kitehell. de
ceased. are hereby required to be and
appear thereat, or abide the deter
minainn OF the court thereon.
DAtel AT La Junta. Colorado, this
ninth,day OF November, a. ID. 1911.
HENRY w. ALLEN.
Administrator of the estate OF Wen.
dell 7. Kitchcll. deceased.
First publication. November II, 1911.
Last publication. December Q. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Neties Tor Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office At Pueblo. Colo
RADIO, November l, 1911.
Notice u hereby given that George
william Anderson. OF La JuntA, Colo.
rado. who. on October Z. 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0il6a5, for lots
3 and I. south half northwest quar-
ter. Section 8. township 25 south.
range 55 west. sixth principal meri.
dian. has filed notice of intention to
make final commutation proof. to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the clerk of the dis
trict court. at La Junta. Colorado, on
the 18th day OF December. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clof Simpson. Claude f. McCarty,
Samuel ID. Grant. and Elizabeth
Grant. all OF La Junta. Colorado.
Not coal land.
j. w. HAWLEY. Register.
First publication. November II. 1911
Last publication. December 9, 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02

Colorado.
In the selection of officers the mem
bers OF the association set their eyes
upon the most influential men of tho
association IN making their choices,
and q Is considered that they acted
wisely The coming year promises TO
be even more profitable than The
past The spirit OF cooperation has
prevailed through all Of the assoca-
tiuu's work and in this manner the
best results have been accomplished
Hereafter the monthly meetings OF
the association will De held al Pr-
cblo and La Junta alternately The
membership Of the association Is iu.
creased by the additions Of four new
clubs at this meeting
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Notice to Non.R esident Of Probate OF
WEI.

State Of Colorado. county OF Otero,
IS. In the county court In pro
bate.
The people Of tho state Of colora'
do to WIN. r. Hanson. Judith Gap,
Montana. aui Geo H. Hanson. Twin
Falls. Idaho GREETING:
Whereas. It has been made 20 ap.
pear to the county court of Otcro
county. IN tie state Of Colorado. that
Iyou, tho srll Nm D. Ha1.on ana
Geo II Hans1r. are heirs ~ lav Of
p e Hanson. doc asci. ard hlt yoH
r side outside ot ue state OF colo.
rado;
N1w. therrfra in accordance WITH
tie provision OF tae fatato o.
Hlrh ase mafa aHd provided. ava i}
arleF of eourf lrif mafo and rHi.f,
y.g ire h5reiy r.rret uar n W-
Jment Of a-Igrr pureo1ns ta %.
mo aa VIII ar1 te.umrt 4 tho
raid r G. Hor7o'f. decaaaal. wa. pro
Ennied 10 said court on probate CO.,
.he sth day af October. a. d. isl.
by Mario Hanson, aiding at Foud.r,
Elb5rt county. m tHc state OK Col.
oraio; that tao sall dosodoBt vac.
nt ne time os BIS d-ccase. a resident
oi oicro county, IN the state of Col
orado: that the said docelont accord
Ing to the said ALLEGED VIII devised
and beqrcaihcd his properly In the
words and figures following. to- wit:
Il do wave give all OF my property
that have at my death and all OF
my cloves are Ia go to my wife.
her name being Marie Hanson"
YOU sre hereby notified TO bc and
appear before said Court at the
county cosst room In the court house
In La luata. IN the county Of Otcro.
Ia the state Of Colorado. on the sth
day Of Deesmber. A. d. 1911. then
Aa1 thsse 70 attend The hearing On
he psosaes q he said alleged iast
Wttl ~ testament q tAs sai1 ?.
o. osnoo1, osssass1. ~ eB1hss -
- ~ posoDen what shan tAea. ~
~ ~ eoost - required ~ -.
jsAesl.
q wttas1s vtsesol. hsvs Assssata
~ ~ hoal 80 seflxsd ths ssai q
~ soaee q ~. oe1les b L. Juata.
h NJ eeuaty, III 1otA 1ay q o.
tsbee, 4. 3. 1911.
(osai). 4 ". MeDA,nBi.,
Ju1oe ~ 0s-oens1e 0ssk, 6 ~
ossa1v cs1ss - otsss cssasy. o.
'Hu1Gu1DelDo, 1eevsntes 4. teii.
R tnilllG psp,4t.s 4 isai.
-x.xAa
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
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VALLEY BOOSTERS
Hold Annual Meeting and
Reorpanize :
!, :. :. :. !. :: :. :: : = = = =

The second annual meeting Of the
Arkansas Valley Commercial Associa
tion OF Colorado. was held In the dis.
trlct. court room in this city last
Tuesday. about thirty representa-
tives OF the various towns In the
valley from Holly TO Canon City
being present. The association. as
IL stands now. includes twenty-five
towns from Canon City to the Kansas
line. including Canon City. Penrose.
Florence. Pueblo. Fowler. Manzanola.
Rocky Ford. ordway. Sugar City. ol.
ney. Cheraw. Swink. La Junta. North
La Junta. Las Animas. Lamar, Grana-
da. Holly. Hartman. Bristol. Wiley
and vincland. Several other points
In the valley will be invited to be
come members at once.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Pre- sident. - r
Scribner. Pueblo. vice presidents. H.
$. Maddox. Fremont county. G. H.
Nuckolls. Pueblo. c. NJ. Coffman. OF
Rocky Ford. W. A. Colt. Bent coun.
ty. n F. Vidal. Prowers county and
J. H. Cowden. Crowley county; sec.
retary. l.. NJ. Markham. Lamar; treas
urer. a c. Draper. La Junta
A report made by Treasurer \. C.
Draper showed that the association
is entirely free from debt and starts
in the years campaign with a clean
slate. During the year Just passed
approximately $4,000 has passed
throush tho treasnrer's office and "
is estimated that at least $4,000
more has been spent by different or
ganizltions Of the valley IN The boost
game. The past years work has been
entirely satisfactory and has bronsht
a vast amount of lmmleratieu and
Investment to this fertile valley of
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Notice Of AdIu ,msn, psy.

Estate Of Alphius Meyers Lantz. dc
ceased.
The uudcrslsncd. having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate
Of Alphius Meyers Lautz. late Of the
county Of otcro, In the state Of Col.
orado, deceased. hereby gives notice
that II will appear before the com-
ty court OF said Otero county. at the
court house in La Juntn. In said coun
ty. on Monday. the ith day OF De
c.mber. 4. d. 1911. at the hour OF
10 o'clock a. IN. Of said day. at which
time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested TO attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt to the undersigned.
Dated at La Juntn. Colorado. this
3lst day OF October. 4. ID. 1911.
TIE COLORADO SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator OF the estate OF Alphi.
US Meyers Lantz. deceased. c. 4.
BE rb1hm, cashier aud secretary.
C. y. sabin. Attorney.
First publication. November I. 1911
Last publication. De ember .. ls1i.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Aids Nature

TAs trsae ot Dr. Pisres's Ooidsa Medical d.
! : ! : ] ! {
h ousint wsak
luats. end ohstinats aad GatssinS ooulhs,
The rsoolniioa ot ths fuadaaseeA ehas "Coidss
Medical Discovery suppl;ss Naturs with body.bsid
III, dssus-sspairal musosaakin4 materials, y
6sased cd ooaososated iosa With thi hsD Mature
sspplies srsaltA o 70 dtst
icod, build the body - ths~shy throw q ualsi.l
ohstiaaes coughs. Ths "Diseovssy'' rssseebishss
digestive and nuerivs soSad hsah pwdls
sed sarohss the blood, end nousishss he assvss-h
shost sstabaishss sound vitorous health.
q 70 peoAsbN M...hS
88t ehlakta1 . seofff
ehsFs's eesAis1 "Isss Ssy
Dr. Pissee's Common Sense Medical Plain EnGh Nj
!e S"pihed zoos 700 newly revised up-od
Edition.
esq., Coth.hound 81 Address R. w. Pierce Buffalo, NJ r.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
ms Club.

The Wonan's Clup met last FRI
day afternoon with Mrs Ella Light.
on Ration avenue. After roll call the
program was given as recorded In the
clubs year book a~d was as follows:
Elizabeth Stuart T. hips ..
.. .. :. :. ..... Mrs. Mendelson
Mrs. W. \. Hart also read short
story from the topic author entitled
THE Gray Goth" After the pro.
gram there was the usual instructive
and spirited discussion.
The club met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs Leslie Jones.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
Summoned as witnesses.
QUICK
RELIEF
SORE EYES

Whenever Rev. Scion Jefferson
called on Aunt Candace it was her
custom to set a plate of gingerbread
before him and then ply him with
what she called "'ligious 'spoundin's."
"Wha TO does de Lawd send cpl,
denies into de land?' she asked him
one day.
when folks get SO bad dey must. be
removed. some of EN-, Sist' Candace,
den de Lawd permits de coming OBJ an
epidemic" said Mr.. Jefferson and took
. large bite OF gingerbread.
"Uh-h!" said Aunt Candace. "Ef
dat's 30. how come de good people
gets removed along wild de bad ones?"
de good ones are summoned TO
Witnesses" said Rev. Scion. fortified
"a spirit and clarified In mind by the
gingerbread, although slightly embar.
rassed In his u%tterance. DE Lawd
gibs every man u fair trial."-Youth's
Companion.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
Ia ahs Last Mosquit' !

Only the female ones bite. -l-innaeus.
Last Wing-vampire of the season:
Final OF uncountcd numbers.
You. for some sufficient reason,
Sing a requiem TO my slumbers.
All the friends that you have known
Twined in merriment or pain,
From o gentle side have flown.
Or at sanguine feasts We're SIAM.
Are you oldw.fe, .n~en'ry-laden,
Or a matron, bl.the and busting,
Or some fair insectile-lnaiden,.
For a placid future histiing:
Were you watched by winged swans.
As you fiuttered 10 and fro?
Are you-with or without brains.
Handsome, as mosquitoes so?
Have you pedigree to tell?
Did a grandame boast the process
OF the sinking of Il Well
In proud Caesars strong PROPOSES!
DID fair Cleopatra pause
In her ~tnternatio,Eil cooling.
To extend bejewelled claws
For our ancestress' undoin2?
Anyhow. you are my guest:
In the lamplight's faint r~eful2ence.
Go ahead n do Your best.
AT one unrestrained Indulgence.
Take your drop of blood. i say!
Mine a thousand times could fill you
Guiltless vampire. 90 your way;
I'd be hanged before I'd kill you.
Will Carleton, in Every Where.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH YOUR BABY2

The young m~othsr-and many an old
one. tools often puxxled to know the
cause Of her child's i'll nature. The
loudness Of its crying does not neces-
earily indicate the seriousness Of it,
trouble. e may have nothing moro the
matter with It b q headache. or q feel-
Ing Of general dullness. It cannot. Of
course, descdbe tn feelings. but a q
preliminary Measure you are safe n
Nine times out Of ten. you win fnd it
q all the child needs, for its restlesSnees
and p~eevishness are perhaps due to OBJ
struction Of the bowels. ana once that
eluSgishneoD and the many other eVi.
dences Of. constipation and indieestion
win quickly disappear.
tic pllls o. nasty waters. Cor theoo Wfll
oc3 - purgaevee, and my aro TO
Ueroo9 66e . child. n IL lAanil1an =
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uruent Necessity.

A distinguished theologian was in
sited to make IN address before a
Sunday school. The divine spoke for
1ver an hour, and his remarks were of
90 deep a character for the average
juvenile mind to comprehend. At the
Conclusion, the superintendent, accord
ipg to custom, requested some one in
The school 10 name an appropriate
hymn to sing.
Sing Revive Us Again." shouted a
boy in the req Of the room.