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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-17
Buoys to Be
Established

About the middle of this month
the following buoys and bescons
are to be established by II. l.. Beck.
lighthouse INSPECTOR of this district
on this bay ard river. and Of which
notices to mariners are being issued:
Outside bar buoy. 3. Eecond-elass
can, TO be established in about 81
fathoms Of water. about 900 yards
273 degrees from Yaquina jetty
light.
Inside bar buoy, 8. second-class
can, TO be established in about tEo
fsthons of water about $50 yards 0
degrees from Yaouina jetty light.
Ytquina river buoys. !, 2. 3. 4,
5. 6. Z and G. each a fouIth-clsss
spar, TO be established at various
points TO mfrk shoals and drcdsed
channels stovs Yoquins.
Six beacons TO be established
shove Ysquina, TO mark edge Of
the channels. Each to he a pile
with square target, 8 feet above
water.
Depot slough light color to he
changed from white to red. reduc-
ing the intensity from 40 to 10
candlepower without other change.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Stanton went to Cor
sallis this morning>for a visit with
her sisters.
Two dogs belonging to C. II.
Gardner and Arthur Nye were run
over by Bob Wsrnock's auto last
Monday. while they were playing
in the street. The Gardner dog
died instantly.
The Supreme Court has reversed
the decision Of the Circuit Court
in the damage suit of Addie Gra-
ham VS.. the Corvallis & Eastern
railroad company. Mrs. Graham
got judgment against the railroad
company for $4,000 for injuries
received in wreck on the road
last year.
In the matter Of the anual school
meeting recently held at Siletz.
which our correspondent inquired
about. as to the legality Of same
we are informed by County Schot
Superintendent Coin that the At
torney General Of Oregon holds
that same was in all prot ability
legal. He holding that the posting
of notices of same was not absu-
lutely necessary and IS Siletz has
no schoolhouse and meetings have
been held in the stores there be-
fore. the toliing Of tn Leeting IN
a storc would not inyslidate came.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-17

A paragraph is going the rounds
about a girl dying from tight lac.
ing. An editor commenting on the
fact. SAYS: The corsets should be
cone away with. and IL the girls
can't live without being squeezed
We suppose men can be found who
would sacrifice themselves. Old as
we are we'd rather devote three
hours a day. without a cent Of
pay. as a preyet corset. than 20 &c e
these girls dying in that manner.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-17

STATE OF OREGON !
County of Lincoln, S.
/, c. o. Hawkins, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement IS true to ,he
best OF my knowledge and belief.
{. o. HAWKINS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me thi:
18Th day Of July, 1919.
9. B. MccUsREY, Notary Public.
CoRREcT-Attcst: WM. ScARTH.
{. L. HAWKINS,
Directors.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-17

Allen Gill went out to John
Steele's yesterday, where he will
do painting and psperhanging for
several days.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-17
COW AND CALF.

Good Jersey COW and calf for
sale. Calf 10 weeks old. Cow
ffteen-sixtheenth Jersey. Apply
at this office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
BATTLE STILL on

The fact IN that I was COM
PEELED 10 give up nfy plant by the
same methods and 10 the same
force that the people OF Seattle
have had to give up so many Of
their valued possessions.
In these words. n. c. Pigott. can.
didate for mayor. concludes a state
ment issued today in refernce 10 j.
ID. Trenholme's version OF Pigott's
retirement as manager OF the Met
ropalitan Printing Co.
In the main" says Pigott,' Mr.
Trenholme's statement to The
Star IL correct. nor do wish TO do
either Mr. Furth or Mr.. TreDholme
an injustice. II Is a fact. however.
that $50 one morning Mr.. Tren-
holme called and asked about my
candidacy. had not yet filed.
Il told him ! would support him
IL he would stand for prohibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

closing the cafes. and munie;p
ownership OF public utilities.
when he declined my seviu
under these conditions. ! deteruli
ed TO file and told him 80. At.
O'Clock that same afternoon. NH
X. Owens. president Of the -
pany, told me the directors hei1l
meeting and called for my i'm
date resignation
az ! would 90 out quietly, II
said, he was authorized 10 q
for Mr.. Jacob Furth that ~
latter would give me $500 \
live on until got another ~
Mr.. Owen said TrenhoIne ~
at that meeting and psrtieipst
ed therein. am willing to y
cept Mr.. Trenholme's ststt
ment that the two events d
the day were mere GOING
dence."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
Have You Tried This!
simple Prescription said 10 Wa
Wond~ru for Rheumatasu
>~~~~oo~~~o.~o-~~~~>>~>~


This has been well known y
years as the quickest and moN =
liable relief obtainable for rheus,'
tlsm and backache. 1t has been ~
lished here for several winters ~
hundreds OF the worst cases cureo !
IL In short time From your CIV,
gist get one ounce OF TORS s..
pound Tin original sealed pack4
and one ounce OF syrup OF
parilla compound. Take these y,
ingredients home and put them -.
a half pint OF good whiskey. sI ss
the bottle and take a tahlespeen.,'
before each meal and at bea,in.
Results come the first day. ~.
druggist does not have Tons " -
pound in stock he Will get i In -
hours from his wholesale 49, -
Don't be influenced to take
patent medicine instead OF thA~ -
sist on having the genuine ~
compound in the original, one.Sss.ssi
sealed. yellow package. funir
by the Globe Pharmaceutical iss"'
tories OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
CORNER

pkgs matches. &c; : Toe glasses
Jelly. 2Sc. CSC can Malta cocoa. i5e. soc
can baking powder. i5c, cans peas. lSc
9oc can rauerkrEut. Ice. isc can hominy.
ioe. pure comb honey. i5c. spare ribs ioc
H.: leg OF pork. ibc ID; loin OF pork
chops. 2Oe 10 leaf lard. i?ise 10. fresh
pork side iSc III. mutton chops, IL y C
ID: picnic hams. INC ID. bacon. zoe
~ pigs heads SC IN. home made bread.
Toe size Sc. for isc; good blend coffee.
t0c and csc h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
TO GIVE PRIZES

The SeaitIe-King County Poultry
association IL today preparing It's
list OF prize awards. which II ex-
poets to complete some time before
tonight. Tho show Is being held
on the fifth floor Of the Bon Marche
building. Winners in the Barred
Rocks and White Plymouth Rock
classes had already been an
noupced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
KING OF THE HOB0E

Jeff Davis, the hobo king :
compelled TO again postpone y
address which he had planned ?
give before the University Politn
Science club in Denny hall toniex
He is so busy organizing the .
employed in British Columbia hz
he is unable TO come to Seats
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
FIGHT ATTEMPT
TO RAISE RA11

Senator w. II. Paulhanus v1t
the chief speaker at a mass ~
ing TO be held at Foster. Wa
Saturday night, by residents ~
all parts OF the Duwamish va3F)
The meeting is called in psu<
against the attempted raise 10 ,
terurban rates by the Puget Sorz
Traction. Light & Power Co. n
company has filed its schedsle
and this reveals a tariff equal ,
the rates previously declared ID
by the state railway comminn
and the supreme court as unfih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
Have You Seen Her Yet?

She surely is a beauty. She is
dressed In the latest fashions. The
wonderful tints in her winter
clothes are beyond description. We
call her The Matinee Girl" Look
for her picture In large pennant
ad in this paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
PIKE

i5c cans kippered herring. FOR 1Sc.
salt herring for csc: 4 cans sardiucs
isc. Eastern pure lard. a-lb. pals. acc.
BIB pals. Csc. lob pals. sis5. honey.
isc comb: 2Sc glass hes, dried beet i5c
, cans table fruit. .So. : Toe cans cleanser.
isc; Toe cans salmon, csc. picked pigs
feet Ave ID soc keg Rnchovies. 3kc
oranges dor, csc. grape fruit. = Tor sc
lemons doE a5c. Florida grape fruit, 2
for g5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
~ BASERUrTcY

Ia the Matter ~ Peter Holt
10 the creditors of The ab0g. 49,
bankrupt and % all other pey.oss !.
Interest
Take notice that the bsnkruv An.
named has pe'itlonsd this cour, p !.
full dischArgr from 90 deba pro.s..
against hts estate under N. Al, :
Congress relating 10 hankfgptef. a
mat hearing be bad upon ssM =,
ton. before rald District Court AZ 4,
court Room u said court in he =,
81 Seattle. ia fall District on ths ~
day Of March. 1914 at ten oeloet !,
tho forenoon, az whlch time ard -,
sou and each ~ you may appear AZ
show cause. n any you have. xhy h.
prayer II the said petitioner fhoula y
he granted
Dated at Seattle this 10Th day u IA.
uary. 1915
taeaJ FRANK J.. COLBY.
clsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

SANITARY

silver .mei,s lbs .sc. Columbia
river amens. lhs. 35c. haiibut cheeks
ihs 3sc: fresh herring. lbs 25c
salmon trout. lbs. a5c tcnderioin solcs.
isr N &c pkg. black 1Es. &c; e-ib. pkg
black fes. 3sc. potatoes. best Yakima,
si.gs. delivered. s-lb can best brands OF
coffee. 81. bars napthR SOAP. sEc. iSc
pkg Grape Nuts. : for SIC lbs. best
New Zealand butter. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

AAcniFlcE SALE GOOD LOCATION
: room hunsAi9s teHf view ioi IN al
fltion. city water 90 kitchen tins
electric iiHht IN all rooms and both
patchss walks aud phones on the al
dttion. half block TO marAdamited
boulevard ? blocks TO car. bay Win
do~s living room pausied ana plate
rail VIII show cost sheet Ny equity
tnus, be sold Immediately rect easy
terms No reasonable cash offer viii
be refused F-Ioi. care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
STAIR ADVERRSP FOR ALL READERS ARE WHN TRA DIS M
FARM LANDS

KEHstNpTpS Palms AFFOED ass
opportunity Tor the wage ehrnrI g.
acquire tfsft ~ good land fYr ftr
reason tho ,ish payment IL email Hnd
tho monthly payments riil ~ adjusted
20 suit The Helm Land compaQr lleI
fTIItI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
2 LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE DISTRICT COURT oy ~..
UNITED BTATEa FOh THE wrr
EHS DfsTHicT or WAeHrxr-@.
SORTHEHE DIVISION
SO sBFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
l.. II. SEEI.Y
40 HOGE BUILDING
rug CONVENIENT LOCATION OF
@aehcarG
w. N G..@&G~d~

> q hiE advantage To those who are pur-
chasing Csthcart ana ie-scre farm
tracts northeast Of Seattle. on the line
% the Northern Pacific with a station
on tn. ground. and within quick touch
% SEATTLE Everett and Suehomish.
these tracts possess Ideal marketing and
transportation advantages Rich soil
plenty % good water. good neirhbors,
pleasant surtoundingr easiest KIND Of
terms For particulars. including "
Illustrated folder spply 60 West
Wheeler. a0s Coiman Block Main 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
\ LOT FOR SIS

Terms 30 cash and s. per month. ~
kirkland. on Lake Washington A
good buy for Az Investment nF
domestic Prices sili advance rap
IDLY when the Lake Washington
canal IL opened and Kirkland be
comes seaport See Kirkland
nov Take Madison car and fsfry
or frania iai boats daily % our
Kirkland office. or call toa New
York Block Burke fafFAF
oWuerr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

sgGa MD STOCK FOR SALE n I
Reds and Orpinxtons Phone Ken 2i,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
EXTRA GOOD FARM BARGAIN
TWENTY MILES FROM SEATTLE
ROBERT MALTBY
tn1O Ataaha Rfdr

WRITE TO WOODY Z SANDS AT
Potheli for iist OF farms, ranches and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
10 Male HELP WANTED

Kavansush'. ,7o, Hats 1905 First sv
LEARN OPERATING MOVING PIC
turs mschins. earn $40 weekly Of
flee. 100 Cedar st. q m. TO . m
cofIrcTiOSs- LYON HuiLDiNo
Elliott ace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

SMOKE = g. CLEAR HAVANA
cigar Tor &c. brewster. so FIRST
Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
4 SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
You and your friends are eofdisir w
Nitsd TO attend the dance ratufdsy.
January "a att sac q fn In Nwedish
club iiaii. ifgT Eishth as
REFRENHMrNTR WILL nE HEhNhh
u..ts' tickets sec ladies admission free
Music 81 waxusrs Orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
A FINE BUNGALOW

A FINE BUNGALOW
lot ioosioo. fine woodsh.d and laundry
house. furnished T;nd - Price fi.gbO.
terms
soi American Bank BidE Main 1911.
ron EALE. BY owSEH GROOM COT.
,Ass. partly modern. 1850, half cash
t9ig iith sv y W
INCOME PROPERTY. CLOSE ~. At
q big discount Terminal sheet Metal
work. ssga Eighth Az. Main tto7.
VIII take sonns trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

q w WOODFORD ana NOBHtLL Az.
exclusive breeder and exhibitor Of up
fn-daf~ IarnhluF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL NOTICES

Glow Al hts home. lsii canoe place
January "a t9lt Oie Glow aged ~
years ne leaves his wife. ~" sons
and four daughters
Funeral will take place ThursdaN Ht
teraaon from tho Norwegian LutherHn
churoh. 6sth - near tfth Az y W AZ
o'clock Intsfment At crown mn under
rho direction ~ y v Mittclsteft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
POULTRY

ISLE o'LoCHLfN POULTRY RANCH
Mercer Island. Lake Washington
MATCHING FDGs
q e u 7 REDS. BUFF LEGHORSs
iSDfAN RUNNER DUCKS
Bred fnr r'iitty and EaE Laying
4 ~ HORTOS. az Mutual Life Bidg
- = - q. - ~ - tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

goop Farm LANDS ~ sKAGfT
county AZ i2t 90 per acre and up.
Young 4 Brohrrs. phone Haliard g1g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

MorrY TO LOAN or CITY OR OUT.
sic. property a X Wylde. ~. New
York Blk Elliot, too5
REAi ESTATE LOAEs MOTHERS
Bona and Mortgage Co. itst Fourth
sv-. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

coSNa an AsaiNuros BLDG
suits Rainoests and hussss coass al
tered and t.pslrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22

ROOMS, ~ fpNTlis Az, w.
sheets
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
tss1.tlI, ltnan lkkTns0l

( So many pleasing opefattas hAye;
essen imported from q bank OF flse,
Danube ii. the nv 1eaFh shat IL
Is indeed 81 ttfyfri to d es llat thA
latest lpspnftcd eIleceka, ephe ROSS;
AEaid y coming 10 sfshYiIle le On HsIi.
81 with ssaf Ioaa o sSen cry q III girl s,
This man eih iit IS dfe tIst1l sItt
having given y Il, q siosf tets siioiis
producs ZION " "a is iilI 81 com iys5f ft,f
RFoadwRy. singers, d II 4. Id "a
dian Ylie ccttlp 81, BfflEc s
ifcl1S g Ten, 81 ssso q eis tlse ratsl
go t9 bet aohgs In & IS "a ia ifsF
tae young gest oi a. YieHneHe wisits
kings. and ne " as the fiI Ia .coi me 10:
lerictil 10 witness trans eai
ntatioa oe the s0elS Is ss.4isi
ts spoken OF AB being anal io1b as ven
~ trif fpin 81 81 tHne eetifi. ~
Z gse " dell book, i Refs,
lsEAid has B over. 20 "A
9an standards by II1rS Is 's sla
b. Smith, syh0 gse. g. ss.i
z. aasetla ae sgEll Z. t s.
Nave added ths faeesii 3 r; 8 M Z
stif iElteEE ing g ~ lSe.s essfsIiifis
sEpE pT Sc. Is s So & s
yentioaf comic 0p pcfa e st III llIsi
youthful Duke OF I2asch1 81 IS ~
ilres as seer :: slfe3 Iss lliIis
covered III ;tIie etlIt y 5fs ftra cdISf.
edf fJunEt IaHasf MO 5 u IiIIf
ines = - = % ma ii & b % iit
s1etets, 1pet ting q 50 - s.. 3
il eilt thYnst eS + 81 6 & 4 fs
hti ice iia 81 4 i Sc /
he nncisa hearing 8 fiEa iia 8 & 81 q
ancs, aisihh heriIs him. he loasss
his fIieflR iiiif Is IS Tsi7 ~
he glacess tIiida.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
.WsekIY, Cotton.

ahe price OF edfteB was SspFassSti
this EaelS ag the ssatat ef. ttiG&tdztfap
Of the long and naofefate fslI:
sheft GrcN Nhnts ssa .exilz ifsi,s
Of IN large ge Tor the eriSii, = I5uIiit
to % plaatea. Tha GLAZING OF tLe Vri5islii
was 1ioEs .faEof ofihfe; fAaii i6sked foF
beee euses Of tll tIseA Iig SIIs5iEe q 9
tiql, iR WeshiI = = II ara is5s II
large business among EnSlish mills
ana t EtfI, EeiR eaggEslAs Got
The net fesuIt 81 Ehe weeks sk traS.
Ing Wa6 . 1oas. oe q 10 go poiats.. High
prices were made laonf ~. end IoyHI1.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
Steel and Beads
8 3 n 4iii.l

New York, March 3d. -bgeliFle IA
stocks whieh haa proeeedea stealth
since the first pg, the week {. erSScdI,f.
agea heavier sssclhla aaise eefIing 10
day EongatEades We're Id ID 10 ejIrl.'s Snsod
60 Resist trading efforts. = ,fSa fi.re
selling rs WAS faieiy 3, ettSss Sh 81
aired chiefly az 5Ssslfs nfesi lEToaf;s
Us;5S:tsaa States steel KaVs siiiz ssaiisi
st1P ItRdep deatsi eagei WITH ~
Losses, IN General Wef& s.iis0t ::seVsTr;
week end coverings caused 3 Iatg
"a ;s.s,s ,,,s.!.' se z. ]. y! rs,
Railroad stateIaenEs subIItsea toL
day yfsEe pnf fiapos
Tine Faoasx sHp iSseSa eSsleT ori
recent inflow 81 assii sISsF d.
lnsilg.. y AhhAt "a iaiIs; &
dleatton Of nnsatisf faStoFw blislEiess
cons ltioIls. The .geelta hank sfatez
meet hoyssyREs .JyiEs .ss
psSsed fllsi i. y s,
9nds eRsS % ~ n + IlI;St, ,jai
$se9 600; s. i. Z ,.Iss
cllenged bIi y az;
saiRs weSA y So ;.'i;, 3.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29

M.M
sw Orleans. Are e esI tins,sIii
fai3g. we IS
NO lnroapsc E's
sllee 1EtgHi raIlIg ~ A. i. !, 3
- 5;=SFSf.s
III llll - < Z s;-.s, O.
tue On 4 -
& s. = j
lI.lits in & ( 4 Ia
lsIseIlt IsIls +
went on el1liie Ell sIi6 ae iss
sstftb or the ee Ter. sS fiIe z . sIe
geehing at the atiivaues, the nisTI;- :
went 70 10 points over yeS feF- .
eses ta Z. s.s si..ssIsISa
81
tell VA lii5e lidl ~ y S. iS
llss. oEIgI q tslOE
slsg Z, ~ IS - rs
ises II V /, a 4 ];
on tlle Tor esisa lof "a snf . : z ii
q SO !.
s = Aslls eSs
kaFei -
81 s: 4 Z. !; : 5 IS y, ii s
cl1st q, ]: .9,ss ,ea ,esEFss
- Nv ,ist
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
.MAs Aals,aIat

lsssz 8 NJ H., BSfSrii z5.f M
big seIla Lotto eli ais q Bnffalc Biiit
~ tfIfil sSta ssss;:s sodag IS f-
Ter months OF work IA tire Ser d tissf !!
ters The riulg hes IS iis4 been taukhti
iiaig ~ EIsi9S oar the aetisi,oA
has, end s iiye ID M
ftralaGe IN iyehas. FfaS
ne 81 helr kind bfDii ID
Deir & llfod e .yeafs 81 v7oFS oii
Aha rArt or the United States govern.
ntellta Their pers ts 81 the
Gstyy aeREa ne RQaly A5oilnsa Is .bar4
tO.sfl " lltef EAHkAIuCEy,J Jfp1IgFZt ITIEy5
nsH ~ ifIif animal ~ Etesf M
viii; d I'D;
n gept SsirH u & caffa 10 this srfa u
tlo1 n / Ssunt is 4. u, q ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
i PENOE.ETaa a5sl
7 = =: =. y. y g a. ~ 81 y = 81 4:

Psadleten. MARCH Mar o. :ss - iaTSe
eroWG of .penDis from thkzi place aild
surranndias country went % Amer:
i son Erida, to attend Field. nay there.
To much praise cSedl sit I'D 81
cannFt be given the children and
teachers. ~ ..s s. z,
10 think OF our Pendelton school
ccminE Csat TO i5 per cent higher IN
everything than any other school in
the county We are proud 81 S,iS
school and only hope this viii ihspire
every; one OF the pupils to keep nm
%ttaiT good work: &. 3 sss s.
Qa Wednesday. MarcIl 18th. aftef
tortys7oN . daya or siife9rt srsla Isl
ness the Haayanlg Father saw Efit %
call 10 his home an Heaven the dear
! little baby Of Mir. aIlsl Mrs, Reid l..as.
I 8fsrsfry or Autur While u Is f5tl fof 1
the baby 10 grleye. for we he .is
now tree from all sorrow, bic 81 !:
pain and VIII always be hAas! es Ii =
Eieayeniy home, only waiting f6E lls
loved s9.les 50 come TO him hut WHO
( ecu ~ elp but EFleVe. haealitse u who
s.isald he missed NOR excapt q mother.
than q dear sweet, brig giit little child
90 = sal7Eea and hnln p But for these loved
Dnes their Trieiiis rI,tfJ 81 Ssii7z
tila rest love and ayrsl Ls tpssl5i.
a4f ; llssi tI4s
tie frank vas Iaitl to rest at ise s5ssiIi-
tist Gems staEy q az III zsSo. 81. 81.
A large number 0g 81. g,
'ent te flaE the last Respects n
Mrs D. askfTis spsast SEVERAL
days In gaInSnbs& this n aell. s.
MI 10 q. Siftdti and fpr. III 81 ~ 81
LeakeyEIeGt here Tor. "a sreenyiiIe iiT5ri-
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on vs. 1a1 4; & 3 s
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81
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=
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VA = u
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.INllEgs Z 0gllls. Y .laasfSSRa

s 80, fts5f1,
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