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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS
COME FROM THE EAST

Perhaps more than anything else al
the Spokane apple show DR.. Granville
Lowther of this city was impressed
with the number of people from the
east who had come west to learn how
to grow fruit and how to care for it
after 1t is produced. DR.. Lowther met
people from Massachusetts,, Mary
land, Iowa, Virginia, Missouri and
other states who were at Spokane for
no other reason than to get the best
information obtainable and take it
back home with them. This fact was
to him an eye opener. To find that
people would travel so far to make a
careful study of the thing in which
the west thinks it is a specialist was
interesting to the North Yakima fruit
man. 1t means. in the opinion of Mr..
Lowther, that the east and the middle
west will produce the best apple they
are capable of in the not distant flu
ture and that fruit culture in the
states named is no longer to be a hap
hazard proposition.
Quality Trifle OF
The Yakima fruit which was not Mt
Spokane was not missed, according
to DR.. Lowther except that the careful
observer could see that the quality of
the apples on display was not quite up
to that of previous seasons. The i'm
mense quantities which Yakima has
shown in other years were not missed
because numerous small sections.
which have not hitherto participated
al the apple show were all represent
ed and the aggregate of their exhibits
ran the total of displays up to that
of other seasons. But saysDr. Low
Their 1.-The quality was not there. The
displays fell off a little from the
standard of other seasons"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
ORCHARD HEATERS
IN CONCRETE WORK
Workmen on the Shanno Ditch
Pipe Work Use Them to Good
Advantage at Night

While not in great demand in this
part of the valley for the purposes
for which it was constructed the or
chard heater has found one use here
that to which it proves itself particu-
larly adapted. That is for heating the
areas where concrete work Is being
done so. A fine illustration Of this is
on South Sixth avenue where the
Shame ditch is being removed and
a concrete pipe placed in its stead.
These cold cold nights are bad on con-
crete work so the contractors have
had recourse to the orchard heater.
At night canvas is thrown over the
trench and under this canvas the or
chard pots with their supply of fuel
oil burn away and, with the lanterns.
raise the temperature to point whore
the concrete mixture will set properly
and be in no danger from the frost.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Plenty of Poultry

"The middle vest said Mr.. Gibson,
lis full of poultry. Yakima is grow
ing more birds than it can consume
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Fine Work Being Done

A fine piece of work, apparently, Is
being done along the route of the
Shame ditch in an effort to place IL
underground. This work has been
watch with great deal Of interest
by representatives of all the ditch
companies in this immed. Ate section
The time is arriving when the canals
will be removed and the irrigation
water piped underground. Hence the
care with which those Interested
watch the piping of the Shanno.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Hotel Brooklyn

The town boasts Of orc hotel.
known as Hotel Brooklyn, frame
building two stories high. This is a
comfortable place at which to stop,
the dining-room fare being excellent,
and other accommodation equal tc
those usually met in small town,
while the charges are very reasonble.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Damage and Seepage

Drainage and seepage water from
the bench, where there are some
$500 acres under irrigation, have in
formed the Buckslin- Miller slough
which now receives the surplus water.
This slough is still available for the
purpose but is to many an eyesore
and is said to be spreading In area.
1t is said also that already some dam
age has been done to some of tho
farmers lower down. Everitt Cleve-
land and other ranchers of the Low
or Naches have been in conference
over the matter with w. u. Weir.
who Is a federal government drain
age expert located here. Mr.. Weir
has examined the bench and slough
and mapped out an outline plan for
a ditch which he says will take care
OF the waste and drainage water for
all time to come. This drain he says,
will need to be seven feet deep and
should be tiled The work can be
done at light cost, relatively. the
ditch running along the face of the
bench and between the bench ana
the present slough 1t will carry its
waters to the Naches river.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29

Continued on page eight)
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Which Ranchers of the Lower
Naches Are DESTROYS of Set
Ting at an Early Date
DRAINAGE DISTRICT is
THE PLAN SUGGESTED
Landowners Representing an
Acreage Which Aggregates Two
Thousand Are to Discuss Atti-
tude They Will Assume

Ranohers of the Lower Naches, an
ticipating the demands which the near
future will make upon them, are con-
sidering the question af a drainage
district for the construction of a drain
which VIII take care of their waste
and sespage water. This is prob
lem which ranchers in several parts
of the county have already confront
ed and which they have separately
solved by recourse to the drainage
district. The situation in the Lower
Naches is infinitely better than that
in many other section but the ranch
ers there, being a progressive lot. are
DESTROYS of handling the subject in
its early stages "A .
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29

CONTINUED on page eight)
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-29
Location and Resources
Outlook Valley Journal

The Outlook valley of which j. A.
Enochs is editor and publisher, was
established in June. 1903. 1t is one
OF the brightest of the valley publ
cations, the claim being made that
it is located in the famous Yakima
valley, the cream of creation" The
plant is located on the east side Of
First avenue, near the Northern Pa
cif,c depot.
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Why ns Wanted Refsrenees.

At . credit mems dinner one of ths veterans told this story: .'In the recon struction days . man from a Missts- stppi valley town came to our western house one day. We had sold him be- fore in a small way, and he always paid. He had enlarged his business. he told us, and wanted bigger line than usual, but before making his SC ,ections he wanted us to give him ref crences. We expressed surprise at such an unheard of demand, but he said, My two brothcrs-in-law Lave gone in with me. and they're very par ttcular as to whom tLey do business with So we sent him to our banks and he came back. sAid we were ail right, picked out Il bi. line of goods aud la sixty days he busted We ,,ouldn't collect q dollar Two years later l met the man in Cincinnati and totd hltn we had become reconciled to yur loss. But will you please tell me, asked. why dld you want references as to our crrdl?' Well. you see.' he answered. I wanted to know if you
 >cs:d stand It. ,,E2change.
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Her oouxenle.

Her 0ouvenle.
 why did you hurry sor he aske4 Asr when he had finally caught up with her at the foot of the stairs of the cafe.
 Do you remember how the walter prepared to put clean tablecloth oL our table for fresh guests" she asked before we got through listening a the music ?''
 "Yes." said he
 "Well. then, here." shs said and showed him il large white tablecloth that had been hidden under her coat This is it. He iaid 1t on the window sill. Serves him right"
 He gazed upon 1t in uInazement. "Why didn't you let me know" ha queried. "nnd might have taken the table and walked out with thatr- New York Treas.
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". l.. DEWOODY & co.
Animals Ara Poor Sailora.

The polar bear is the only wild ans nal that likes q trip on the water, ac. sording to French scientist wao haa studied its behavior at sea He is quite jolly when aboard ship. but all other animals violently resent such voyage and vocifrrously give vent to their feelings until seasickness brings offence.
 Ihe tiger suffers most of all. He whines 'pitifnly. bis eyes water COD tinuHlly. and he rnbs his stomach with his terrible paws. Horses are bad sailors and often die -,n a sea voyage.
 Oxen are heroic in their attempts not to give way to Seasickness. Ele- phants do not Nike the sea. but they are unlen,p(ile ro medical treatment. A good remedy ia ., buckefu! of hot wa. ter containing three and a half pinta of whisky and seven ounces of Quj 1tne- Fur \. W~
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Ne oss,so ef Proportion.

The young man who had spent hi efforts for several years without re suit in studying art was talking witt his practical uncle. who had patientl, paid the bills.
 "Of course." said the young artist, '' xnow haven't made much of go O t. but don't think you ought to af vise me to try something else. r. know it's best to put all your eggs one basket and watch that basket
 '.Cm! That may be. Charlie: h did you ever think how foolish 1t is put so many baskets around one ba tam egg?"
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kni1hted Aetoro.
graph.


 N A an odd tnci thnt of the English .rturs knighied :a'll snat ooe had frss a lpgalixe. the lfaiDe.' '1tnief which they ,ad won fame. The question afoss ~f:E the first prsi.c>dtaon fo confel xnhxh4 hood on x .gyrsy. It would be absurd sO to honor eaap .Iohu Henr. brdrfih Ie ieyallg mo -stlt'h I'ersOr as "Hrnry Irving" extsi*sl. No suct ,i.atactn 1nI to be eNrr'On4e when. Oe he Mrmsiun Of v4rtMsa's 1ian0uc jubilee. squire Hane"roft krf4t i.eftrs is .,,i+.-n and nr.,s- sil suufre UnN >.r tile three actors knighted by t.s,g i:dwsrd bore cogs8,menS Of their sW,n i;,:entr,n Sir Charles Wy0dha ID vas ,bnrD Culverwell aud Sir johp aane. Fairs As for Sir Herbert Beer sohsn a;ree. his brilliant wife once put 4 "'Tre+,' ls q fantastic thing we just .ax.ked on. We're all Islatn BeerbohUs -1vaaan ss hrptker Naxv-Argo0ant ago-&6lax before the present civlliz& ton got fhe ufsA-r hand h that island BHt pe~hapa sled woald suit you better tiaau { wild pig? Very we'll. this Christmas your Encle Bob won't try to Gtd you pig broken to ths hridie. but Will see If he can't make santa Claus brin. you sled fOy Christmas Sometimes sled rum t way and throws you. but II nsves oites
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wANTER MEN-TO PREPARE FOR position n1ow waiting at top wages Learn the barber trade. Few weeks qualities. No dull seasons-no :strikes4Cash every Saturday night An army eof graduates depending upon ,rs for !help. Apply by mail ,Moler Berher College, Memphis Tenn
 9-16-6t. NWANTER tor B Nice rooms furnish \ ed for light house fkeepipg on west side. .YAt1tiress Rest Office Box. 2l0.
 '9-12s6t
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Y.n,,,,. ,, r.ou.,,o,d e,...

"A British oiE,ia itl all out of tAs way l'.rs.i III ,tiis;lsi,H invited nc ts stay Ht his iuuse for night" I,nT .ates a yl",,e '''rs'te.r ~ was comforf ably settled .eIp.n a sofA just befnr, dinner when tfm test wAS suddrnl, dis turbed by l,ai, i,Air. At the Si,iiiE room door. W'ff...l il ing nI,en. ad;n1' ted two .tAI.IruMsus nninlats. whith Y. sdrst took tth 'tl"gs
 Both of 'hhen niads At once f"r III. sofa, and. wasii:s in sirgef af..' .ni'te, comfortably trollnd r.v feet htd con. posed itseit Eo Sl..cp tr >iliaiarr oh seated itssshf en tht floor 4nd r',u meneed Ht'k7fgg my face, and hahds. n operation which had l dared ! shoulf strongly sE:r,p rpSenird
 "Buf ,th:,s.. W hl. ul.ntning tceth ana fhashin. r.aen ANes ri'l.d me witt someruin. ;fkin i' i"Ir" To my re ''tef, my .h+.st ,,n,,r.p v this jun turp
 NlalaS.sx sirlsn.ls With lhr pan; bers | >see,' he remarked pleasantly. They ere nice. compa anionable beasts
 '4That may have been true at tho dime. The fact remains. however, that three months afterward one of then ndevoured q native child "--London Tal sgraph.
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Nc Lawsa Delay teore.

In Perak. in the Malay peninsula. lawyers ind uo business, for modi. tied form of trial by ordeal decides all disputes. In place of the legal practi- toner the pleader Is a native boy who !s assigned to one or the other of the sides and Is given a bamboo tube iu which Is sealed the pleading of the person or party whom he represents. When all Is ready two stakes are driven into the bed of stream. and by aid of bamboo pole the heads of the two boys a,e submerged at tho same time. By -grasping the stakes they are enabled to remain under wa. ter for quite awhile after their natural inclina ton would bring them to the surface. but at last one of them gives in and. releasing his hold of the stake. comes to the air. He is immediately seized. and the tube he holds Is cast aside. The other lad Is led ashore. his tube opened. and the document con. !tained thereta stands asithe decision in the. eaDe.
 She Was Teo Enthusiastic.
 Teaching to me-" said an, enthusia. tic young schoolmistress. "is a ,hol, calling. To SOW in the young mind the seeds of future knowledge and watch them as they grow and develop Is { pleasure greater than l can tell. never weary of my work. My thoughts are only of
 T am yer. sorry" interrupted the young man to whom she was talking that you are so devoted to your pro. fessiOn, Miss Clara. had hoped that some day I might have asked you-iD fact, called tonight-1ut I hardly dare go on. in the light of what you
 "You may go on, ,Mr. Smith," said fthe young lady softly. ''.I am a little 'eeos sothus4astic at d0es pethaeaL"
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PILES! PILES! PILEs'

W!lliams Indian Pile Ointmevt ~' cur~ Blind. Bleeding and IteA,e Pilsa. It absorbs the tumors sps itching at once. acts as r-xs.ss gives instant relief. Williams dian Pile Ointment IF prepared Plles and itching of the private r.' Bold by druggist. nall sor ess WilliamG' lffg. Co.,. props r'e.~is o. Sold b. NcCammon 4 EnS.
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Trouble For A Salesman.

looms up if his health runs down. That's why E. E. Youngs, of E. Berk- shire. Vt. always carries Dr. Kings New Life Pills in his grip. "I find lem excellent for indigestion and constipation" he writes. They have helped me greatly" Best liver and s onlach pills made. 25c at all drug gists
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PATENTS .sHcuRHReoR FEE RE turned. Send :sketch for free report as to pHtentability. Gu1de BOOK ahd List of IrBvantions wanted, sent free. tOne million dollars offered for one invention. iPatents advertised free
 Victor U. Evans o& sCo.. Washington lD.sC. u
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

Foley's Honey md Tar Compound Still retains its high place as the best household remedy for all coughs and colds, either for children or grown persons. Prevents serious re- suits from cold. Take only the gen. uine Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, and refuse substitutes. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-19

LADIES' OR GENTS CLOTHES cleaned, pressed and repaired, low
 prices. We call 3or and deliwer. Old phones 1926 or a498. Frank Dietrich. $ 10 rtf.
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FOR RENT BY c. s. H'NEW

1406 State, rooms, hall. light, bath
 barns, servant house .$20.00 1902 Ash, 13 rooms, block ground
 ....... ............. zO.OV 1924 w. 14. rooms, bath light barns modern every respect ...... 17.00 18th Linden, 5 room 'hungaloe, cleo tric lights bath, Range boiler 15:o0 1912 State, 6 rooms, hall City water
 ...... ........ ...... 1z.oV 408 w. 17th rooms, City water 1000 826 Texas, rooms, City water large lot fine shade, bargain .... 1900 115-121 1dahoe, rooms, each 1000 716 Chestnut, rooms, hall, electric lights, bath, large lot, good out buildings ..... ... ...... 2O.0O 1405 Main, 5 rooms large hall. cleo tric lights, bath ............ M:50! 1216 W. 2nd, rooms, eleotric lights bath, on paved street and car AlAe '... ...>. .... :zo!UU! 1112 D. 6, rooms lights, tbath, good. TOO w. 12. rooms City water... 7.50; S23 Pop. rooms, city water... 1000, 1905 Cherry, rooms elautric flights bath .... .... .... .... .. ,13.5OE 208 Ga, rooms, sink in kitchen kS.OO; -41O E. 5th. rooms mo&ern. 1880. 119 North Florida, rooms oity water. ,1412 W. 6. 6 rooms, light, hath, gas, .Anuup-to-date cottage for ..... N6!0Oi
 c. s. M'NEW Ofd Phone 971 l0S Pine St
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Applied History.

First Professor-M My dear colleagn. I'm little puzzled. When did tt drst Peloponnesian war begin? Sc ond Professor-B. c. 491. First Pr. eessor-Quite right, quite right. The s the number of my doctors tele phone. was to call him up and tel Nn: my wife is sick.-Exchango
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WORK UNDER
 worlds most remarkable selling
 plan. Staple goods, highest qual- ity, lowest costs. Sold to every housewife under consumer and test and prove4merit-b t-before-buydng plan. Pocket sample ;(non-perishable);
 regular 'rppeat orders monthly, 200 per cant profit; lno capital CT prevl-
 ous experience necessary. Share at .,onee in this golden opportunity. Address Famol Products Co.,, Famol Hilg., Washington, ID. e. 1t
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|R. SALE-s ACRES. CHICKEN hnd Garden farm. high and dry Orchard Three room house and but houses. Will sell cheap or ex- Shanee for city property, don't ap- Ny after thirty days. R. R. Dug
 pre F. E So 2. Box 12s, Pine
 Huff, ..rk. 9-1z-et
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c. P. GOULD Practical Surveyor

All kinds of surveying. relocatia, |, ot lfst or obliterated corners Fr of lines Sue- -,iivlston. of real estate. The laying oa, aa.' 1!vidtas up of lands in any shape
 c. P. GOULD.
 Noble Lake, Art
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LOST-A GOLD BAR PIN, SET WITH three diamonds two small and one
 large stone. Finder return to 302 East Barraque street and receive a .S1O reward 9-12-6t.
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OF KEYS, MOSTLY Yale keys. Finder return to Lotnn
 Mum, Hammett Gro. Co.,, and re- eeive reward. S-13-6t.
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$2Oo AND EASY PAYMENT, BUYS my 20 acre Improved farm; close xr to town of 2,006; agriculture ex- pertinent station near gulf; cozy house; we'll fenced; produces $15O to $500 per acre; delightful healthy climate; abundant rainfall; farmers
 association and canning factory in sures cash market; good schools, neighbors, possession at once. J. E. Lord, Wiggins, Miss. It
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FOUND-A CHILD'S NECKLACE,
 Owner can have same by identify
 ing same and paying for this ad at the Graphic Office. 9-l6-St.
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Nat,,.a! Ges.

The naiur.i G"> ,i I'.'nn~yiTan'a h 1dorless It's presence cannot be tie tected by smell Thot Is the explana tlon of many of the disastrous expl" sions whi Il occur The gradual leak age from Il natural gas pipe may fill t cellar or n room This leakage mn! occur directly from the pipe or the gas may travel some distance through a sewer pipe Then when light is brought into the cellar or room a ter rife explosion occurs. often destroyin" :" the building and sometimes tenrin" II, the street in front Philadelphia North American.
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-sTENOGRAPHER AND typewriter desires position. Young man, experienced and capable, we'll known in Pine Bluff, gccd referen- ces. Address s<E'' care Graphic.
 3 IT Ct.
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AOR~sALE-THE BEST BROKE
 karmiiy horse in Pine Bluff, 9 year |old, 15 1-2 lands nigh, dark bay, kpace better than minutes. Abso- Hutely safe for ladies. also one high tclAss Columbus runabcut and har- hess. Inquire 1911 W. Pullen.
 9-12-6t.
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FOR SALE-SMAL1> GROCERY. IN
 good location. For Further jnfor- rnation address the Graphic. Care .er" 9-l1-6t.
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soR aALE-ONE FOUR YEAR OLD,
 three.auarter Jersey COW, withol! calf. Has had two calves, last about May 1st. Is gentle and Rood milher. Price $35.00. Call nhore ,eaS 9-16-6t.
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Chr str aa N.

The old .rI~1tta "1 Christmas .aii1la s'e= served Dy the i!lst i"a',"n' at Can(;ipnlaa oi - . i+tielAa-4- has betoilr ,luift' .ts4'.',.,'lt | f \ relic of th. .d,>t a,"'e li n,4. =, however J,r"sprN.at Nh "h ,ocket cnrvAi With aatnt, l> siitesss the buttery of St. John r"'lrse Cord. which WAS used in t"rni"i q for holding the Chtis' mHs c"p''je 'hriStmas tree was practically | :nown in England little moi" '' 1alf century ago. lt was lnfr"atI
 ito this country frn.I Grriuan, 1e Christmas tree has 't"n I ustf'e
 .atnre of Christmas pt,' f"~tlt! !tl"S
 .nturies. by the prince conSori sil, =
 fter bis marriage. Y estminstc, l.. ..tt0
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"a >Urk CURE FOR ALL WANTS" CL A SSIFIED WANTS
LOST

LOST-GOLD HEADED WALKING cane. engraved Presented to J. c.
 D. by c. J. Price. Lodge No. 213." Return to J. c. Duke and receive reward , ll ct-
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lWxNrED-W4IITE' OR COLORED TO
 prepare for position waiting for you.
 Separate apartments. This college has changed hands. Up to date in sstructors kept. Tuition with tools
 s9iven S25 trhe Free C]intic makes
 plenty of practice. Wages after the
 second week vMrite for par ticn1ars. lLittle Rock Barber College North west tcorner MaiE and aMa rkham, Little Rock, Ark. 8 26 i'm
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yWkNrER-M0OD COOK, a$4 PER week sWfth }hoon. Apply -24th and
 tCherrY. S-Le-et'
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Eisaiss For Old Year.
 %0f ,aH sounds of all bells, most sol ann and touching Is the peal which 's4nas ont the old year." wrote Charles Lamb. ~ never lh@ar 1t without "a Msthening ap of my inlinri to "a concen. ftsation f,su the tmu34s- that hav ve .dif aased ,0ver the ll.,St 'kwelvemonth. all I lhu~e tdone or -s,ff.erefi ,l.erforu.ed or 1aaleoted. lin ;thut ,T..ar*it~d time {: saNin ito ilaA0w tts worth ,aaa when .a nora0n dies"
 LanNeellOw. ,t0o. .i0ak~ .at ,the solemn aide uf 'uhe .otl year for .l,e stays in .his 'NiiidbntEtht Ma.ss lEOr ,rhe ,ElNtug Year" FynnausA ,the woods ami ,,nounta,n ,passss Tfh~ Ntn<is like santhame ,ndl faieY aRs asttf. ssatng >aDieals. nl.sssss Aassetng: "N1rey for this soul
 4tnay. prRs"''
 T~mMT~sA& '.IIeanh .sf ,nhe Nlhl Meer." ssSr@wer. ao0ks more ,te -Aihe New Near Ep0 r0deeR tke senttMayt .lf ,rhe .',kinr . AeAA. long hive 1he IklAatg'' 1t is not veil to dwell araOn rhe hais,tal uf ,che past
 He was fuA of eeAGe aud test.
 bOt am hl1 merry 4NtNa are N'cr. 10 zee hisa dae aenoes the wasts He son anA heir doth ride posthSste, fsit hs'M be dead hefare - one for hAs eavn.
 night fs sterNny aad cold. sfy trsend AT. ne New Year. satths AaA os.d. rn'
 1
 ; - eaGs hls s~xL long and four (n6 he's wide. Raste tisa lining on the Uther side and turn h the edges Then stitch Acroxs both short ends and turlis sn3 tw0 i0rfes os sa.'b "nd to form the Voclete ead U.tcA down hs aiGeo.
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0R hENT-S ROOMED MOUSE
 fnrMishsS or party furnished For
 rent ehaap. if taken at once, also other 6uruished roesms. Mrs. M. Meyer. 1&S Beech St. s % tf
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tOR REMF-#tVE ROOM COTTAGE With bath aNA all modern conven~ fences. Apply to R. Fl. stearns
 A Co 6-11-tf.