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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07
SPENT THOUSANDS
ON WIFE'S TROUBLE
Had Wasted Away To
Eighty-eight Pounds
Now Picture Of Health,
Says Husband.

"JuBt think Of II! Taplae did
for my wife what seven different
treatments costing US over three
thousand dollars had failed 70 60,
said ], L. Roberts, 1868 Ninth AXe.'
Huntington. W. Va.
"she had bean down n oeu, LOT
zig months and had wasted aWRy
until she was hardly more taan
skeleton, weighing only GtShly'
eight pounds. ! don't believe any,
body ever had stomach tFouble any
worse than she did and Il looked
like there was absolutely no hops
Tor her. Her face vas the color Of
chalk, and she eompiainsd 2 gFSat
deal OF heAdRehss and dizzy epellA
"It hardly seems pessible, but
she is in splendid health now and
this wonderful change iS due 70
TGnlae and RoGhtng else, She e3te
anything now, sleeps like 9 child
and Is the very picture OF health.
/ don't believe the equal OF TAnlac
has eyer been made"
TanI6e Is sold by leading druG'
giEtS everywhere.
.
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HURT ALL. OVER
Texas Lady Couldn't SIT, stand or
lie With Any Comfort. says
"cardui Did World Of Good.

Bartlett, TexasAMrs. Mamie
Messer. Of Route 3, this place,
states: About three years ago
was In a very critical condition. /
had been suffering for soma time.
To tell how hurt would be i'm
possible.
"T just hurt all over. I couldn't
sit, stand or lay with any comfort,
my back sides and head all gave
me a great deal Of trouble.
n was especially bothered with
a light swimming In my head. NY
people we're very uneasy about me
and sent me to my relatives to sen
il a change would do me any good.
''T stopped at sister-in'law's and
she being a great believer in Car
dui, asked me why didn't use It.
1 decided 10 try IT.
81 had only taken a few doses
when I felt It would do me good.
This gave hopes and used 1t
right along aud it did me just a
world OF good, since which time
I have never ceased to praise Car
dui."
Carduitis for simple female CON.
plants and wNrcaply pains and has
been found to benefit IN thousands
Of such cases whom not due to NAL.
formation or that do not require
- ,' = Nc-1ssa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

/ Bunny, and as he hoped up close
to the Twins and Scramble sauir.
rel, he took his little red haAky
ont Of his RAistooat pocket Che
only wore the waistceat some.
ttmesJ and wiped his brow. As
he said to friend ct his, one a.
ways looked more worried when
be wiped his brow, and got more
sympathy
WHY" said Nick. Can't you
find your family. Mr.. BENJAMIN?
mot NINE" said Ben mopptng
again for all he was worth, nut
somebody's. I've got the queerest
bunch OF creatures ON my hands
YOU ever saw. Whigzy Tornado
has not only taken away half the
people who lived In whispering
Forest and the nsighborhood. but
hes played meaner trick stu.
He's dumped down some OF the
oldest creatures you can imagine,
and such a mix-up! Come along
and I'll show you. .
(To Be contInued.l
(To BE Continued
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

Nancy and Nick started With.
scramble Squirrel toward his
home IN the mRple-tree down on
the earth Cyou know old WhtEEy
Tornado has picked him up ana
tossed him through the sky TO
Sprinkle. Blows starr
Their little Green Shoes set
them down softly on messy place
in whispering Forest, not ten feet
from the tplace Scramble lived;
Scramble thanked them and said
that they need not come no fur.
ther as he knew the rest Of the
way as we'll as they knew how to
walk up their own front stairs.
Il do hope that you'll find your
family we'll" said Nancy as she
bade him goodbye. We're sorry
You had such an unpleasant trip
aud We hope that old WhizEy will
Iet YOU alone after this.
"Find bis family well! exclaim.
ed ! voice near by. III he finds
his family at all, he'll be hund'
rad and nihety.nine times luckler
than the rest OF u.s." It was Ben
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

= 7sif ls.gt 4. / ~.
M y,nG !.
Ihags, y u 3. D
lleng Nm AllieS made NO
lhpyr q end his siutspsioF ttitp M
IbSfPoalIts N n
ssY7lSvs khS NJ AIaeSs ana Vhat
difference does it rake e oUlghs
not 70 ne here? Who knqW rs "a
! hsFs hut you and /, and Int mat
what eQuRtss Il isn't ". y Ipa dq,
but rh1 knOWa EhRE Eyn4 9o-T.s5sI.
that rights" his voice WA9 9 sAede
impRtient.
NO, YOU'RE Wrpnk theFq. #
seems 10 NE that you'Te-upaet;
yeV have been drinking too
uuehEr iyent1ed.
''kgStn. my dear, yuu may oe
right I'm always Wiling TO Gree
NTH lovely GRdies!"
I hated the ieer In his voice.
YOU'RE you're going too far!
Please leave"
'Dpr't tzeat mo that wGy-dont
Nv" he was coming toward me.
"ATe yoH going to get out q
hero!'' suddenly ! vas angry.
Don't give the thing aFby-h
you talk Loudly and LiTheRTS yog
she'll think that you had tricked
me into coming into your room
ingteRd Of heFBl"
you : started to speak.
You needn't tatk-fuat listen q
whiIel I'm getting tired Of the
game you're playing. You're NO
different from the rest Of them
frivolous; foolish things with
price on your heads! +"
He was uiaUdlin.
"Mr. Ames. you're not yourself
tried to persuade him; "woaH
you please 60 home and rest?"
He was between ma and the
door.
"No-l'm not going. I'm here
and I'm going to stay until get
ready to leave!"
Lets go out IN the air; you'l
feel better.
I started toward him, thinking
to lead him toward the door and
get him out.
y tell you I'm going 70 stay
here and" he started toward me.
In second he was gripping
ne and had kissed me. With the.
hand that was free ] struck him
squaTely in the eyes.
"You little Wildcat" he flung
out.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

The recent whaling season show
ed a record OF AS catches.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

tv-one-lucky / knew the date" the
major interrupted. Until you we're
II wasn't safe to NEEDLE with you
hardly even to think OF you. Kid
naping is. you know, pretty serl-
GUS otfcnse. Tnchpin would have
nailed me for it, joyously Besides
he would never have lot US have
fodav's chance II he had dreamed
I knew where he had hidden you
.'He said, / was only. nineteen and
weuId never live to see twenty II !
kept refusing to marry his psph-
ew," the girl, Hilary Arkworth, saiG
tenseiy. Again the major patted
her hand, saying Forget It! For
get him and all his Ill doings. or
rather leave him to iustice-and
Jimmy Raynor. Well stop shortly
and phone for him: he's one Of
three feliowSs safe not to be At
church. And next to seeing you
tree, and your own mistress. I think
he will enjoy doing justice to your
guardian" ~
Jimmy Raynor with his pal, Dan.
cy Allen, shattered all speed limits,
and nearly wrecked q perfectly
good car, after getting the major 8
message. Thus It came about that
ooIucidentauy With church d1snts-
sal there was an imPromptu We1-
ding some hfteen miles OF with
Major BaEby giving the bride away
Roy Willem playing ring bearer
and Dancy Allen iubilant as best
man. After 1t the whole story
came out. Hilary Arkworth and
Jimmy Raynor. whirled together in
the war.turmoil. had fallen in love,
pliRhted troth and tried to marry
out Of hand. Between them had
come the scheming 1rchptn. intent
upon keeping in his own family the
fortune he had held In trust since
Hilary was baby, He had seclud-
cd her. hrowbehteR her, as ne
thought. out OF all resistance, Find
ing himself mistaken he had virtual
" imprisoned her at Speedwell, not
knowing the majors close neigh
boyhood or that Of the plans which
meant also Jimmy. Thus he had
been in q manner hoist by his own
petard. He clustered, Of course
hut what Is a man to do when tho
law, the right wedding ring and
husband chockful Of fight are
leagued against him?"
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IsslIs 81

~ ~ fi,Aslla W. 3 n "
r. 5tngs ~ eyea ne backed oli
Into the Aelt.
taHted 10 o. nat Alto
geth9f beeaIss aeep 81 In
suited va erly sEIlaI,
who had 70 "a Inc E4tnGf
about him had cultivated only the
wrong eideeot himsel
Surely, 1 thc1gne there must
have been something very fine
about man Wing though 50 often
OF flowers and arranged them rs
carefully and as beautifully az
Philip Amss did.
So when looked at the beautL
full yiolets, which 50 recently
Philip Ames had arranged on M
tablet felt llke.eTylng!
knew Philip Ameg would stay
for dinner, 80 didn't go down. J
couldn't tHce him.
AZ length I heard Lila coming
upstairs. In. . short while q step
b recognized as Philips followed
her.
I wondered a little. ~ he would
tell her ANYTHING Of the event inst
When thsir voices assumed :
very confidential tone, for the tifst
time since I was asulemher Of the
Ames household, / eaFesdropped-
] sat at the door and listened
and felt like q cad the while,
To Be contIHuedl
Copyright 1921 by N. p. Al
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07
BAMBOO TABLES

II the bamboo table is kept near
q window don't fall to go over It
once In a while with mixture OF
linseed oil and turpentine, equal
parts. This keeps 1t In good con
dition.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07
RtcE pUpplNo

Bake rice pudding slowly II you
would have It creamy. Leave the
skin which forms on the surface
intact for that keeps the milk from
evapoYating.
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p n I'M II q u gss5 + 81 81
~ H y 4 n 4 9j3a1e l
IL 4 ,,,,,
n 81 ,I4l ~ ~! Il Y. z Is " LGsl0 ft'ttls'
Il IL
SyiGhEs 1919, ~ 4 tde Mcclure
MI AieRGa-l
SS!S3iSP 1sYFLkfS SoFt a9' scent aye
4 n wv - Is yeS1r hand chit :"
- iyI9tiiNEs asked Of her
a II. theyetare .
~ = "a q mast painful en-.
- Il - dressed to please
tIlSs etSSf; Fhey had different
q I.Is IlRptteRt by bis an
/ 500 Il esH,tire, II you'Fe
L ~ 4 "a II 81 efnained 70 put some
Z SSl,E It's Ge5rteY clean, Ike para.
n. n SiiSj B 81 III over =
r. = yo1 to my best
~ II II SSbits Roe = hIs l4eth,i
~, 'Fne sure you shake
/ 70 Sei,y Z ~ a I'll d hefeYS YOU pass
10 Air. pep. Stuck up as they
~ tHsV 4 sy,sy SSaeiI 81 aothIaG a.
II! s'bage they think it'd be q
10 thero Jvith nobody but coun.
~ folks 70 netiee. I want EN-
Teed. country folks are Jest
NJ Eeod ma upsand. coming as town
". sven 81 70 don't have all the
sSs,sGgv thev ssueSEe out OF us"
X, IaSs-saye that sort o dope
y ~ lie club YOU wimmen-folks have
4 tSlts4 n ROY flung back, edging
ri tAs door. II ms thought to-
sssntiess hs was >eheckmated-I
ssiSsi9f q 1tEer set ief back against
9sny holding him prisoner
& 80 . 4 AIN Sed rs head and his
$40 Tifh her rose essence;
lii ! final yank 10 his Jacket
ri Il twist "a his tie showed him
SntirS the door. With the parting
/, ~ zion %Be sure to remember
IA. %, Won can tel me-and
III Sd ,MntS. Alien had on
eStSnnlt could scarceiy have
~ m ~ quicker than bis own
~ 4ld3 81 biE steady haven. the
s!Shy MO-. II lsytclese, but beau.
s;iiiy ysrSok 8 thanks to clustering
lis ~ ~ I'll, trimfaed for years.
W 4 = ~ sS,f 4 edre Of arbe7.vitae,
~ ~ M s.Feep rate that ROY
IL til mad. Instead he shot
81 II ~, ma kroalx. invisible
:sSys 4 n, 4 lat Main to see With.
sSss IA 6FSfofs Bagbr uren the
81 M y q d,5Ks And his Sunday
49, 3tS;r3rS 4 s6aea about him,
VI II Sfght Of the boy, but
wSISs IA hil6 husheAlv. asking
'S 4s,Sevs r.; S5T--isf she waiting for
Si sks{ As''t
NO sir! 9aesae With a bsaut.itul
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-07

REMOVE TdEM
Empty the metal can as soon
as ron open It. The air striking
the food renders it UnWholesomt
II left In the tin.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

Nancy sat in the middle Of a
queer circle, for all except Nlek
were ugly misshapen gnomes OF
every age. that is, OF every age over
a hundred years. When a gnome is
born, you know, he is already a
hundred years old. and so, of course
quite grown up She couldn't help
Wishing that they wouldn't stare 80,
for they were peeriRs al her with
unblinking, grotesque eyes but
then,7 she thought 1t is just what
one may expect Ne doubt they've
had no bringing UP at all and have
never been told that Il ie rude Go
stare at company" Self-invited
company to be sure. she and Nick
were but company Just the same.
The little Rnome who had opened
tho gate nodded to her finally when
he'd waited and waited, and Nancy
busy with her thoughts, hadn't said
word, why don't you begin ?"
he demanded. Don't you know
how 20 play yruth2' You told me
you did, in the passage"
Nancy started. ''Oh, -" she was
about 10 say, when Nick put a
warning finger to his lips She had
almost said the forbidden word. ii
beg your pardon" she began again
Il didn't mean 10 keep you waiting,
How many questions may ask :"
"As many as you like" answered
The gnome, whose name was Crook
abcne. only you must stop when
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

sdmeone tells you an untruth. Then
he must pay you forfeit I'll be
judge later on and impose penalties
for fbbing"
Nancy smiled approvingly. I'm
glad you think 30 much OF truth
telling" she said. "It's the most
Important thing In the world"
"Oh, as for that answered
Crookabone, this isn't the world.
This is Tairyland and with us II Is
a mo a Of wits. We tell the truth
withouS telling anything at ALL"
what a queer speech" thought
Nancy
(To BE ContInued).
Copyright, 1921, NsA service),
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of Method That Anyone
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OF Loss Of Time

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We especially want 20 send Il 20 those
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Evening journal., 1921-12-16
AWAITING
HEADACHE

Heachache is woman's oane. al.
waits In dread for the next attack.
The best thing to do 10 guard against
this trouble 10 to get a box OF Lue-
hert's Ak-No-Mor Capsules. Keen
worst kind OF headache or a pain or
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Evening journal., 1921-12-16
COMFY SLIPPERS
FOR WOMEN

Genuine Atwood FeTt Slippers-Daniei
Green mind you-trimmed with ribbon and
sink pompoms, with soft elk skin soles- This is
the lowest price in town for these famous Slip
pers An the better colors
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
GIVE JERSEY SILK
UNDERWEAR

To family intimate friends you
may safety give
ledge that gratefully
OF the best gifts Nowhere equal
ours and every garment specially holidays
Regular $500 Regular s4OO
SILK VESTS ......... $3.50 BLOONFRS ....
ReruIar s55O $3.50
~ xre1ss BIOONIERS
Regular $3.50 SILK R1noNsSsRS s.sk
shh OaNbso't-s ''''~-'' Regular $3.50
Regular $3.50 SILK PANTAIIsTs ... $500
SILK OANilSOlES .-..-szOO All flesh color,
pantalets, m
SILK BLOONiEIS $3.50 shown various dark
First Floor-Centre
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10

Saturday and called at the Dem
ocrat- Herald oshce. Mr.. Earnest
reports the sale he had Friday
was we'll attended. ard the pfices
went higher than he had them
figured. Jack Coulter and Roy
Winters were the auction eers.
B j.. Clifton is having a new
cream house built along the side
of his grocery. and will be pre-.
pared better than ever to take
care of his cream customers.
There is always some improve.
menis going on in Springfield and
our town is steadily going ahead.
We pay cash for cream, posl
Try and eggs. Truax Mere. Co.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10

sTH5E c6uN2f 2E 81 aAGa IN GhE GbHRf
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Sam.
uel jackson. deceased. and in the Matter Of the
estate OF Selma live winney. deceased.
In the matter of the p -tition OF John L. WiR-
3ey. for the ascertainnicat and determination Of
the heirs \. law of Samuel jackson and Selma
Olive WinPey, both deceased.
IoIcg
TO The heirs a. law OF the 5gii Snmrel Jackoon,
deceased and Of Selma Olive WiaHcy, deeeased
and to all whom il may
Notice is hereby Civ Tat pursuant to an
Order OF the Ccurty Court made on the iirst day
of juno A D. 1921. in the above tiled matt, +
sid Court fixed tie 18th day OF July A. ID. 1921.
ms the day and date for the abeortainmsnt ard
determination of hcirsiip and the Ecirs at law Of
the said Samuel jackson deceased. and Selma
GAvc Wnncy. deceased:
THAT The DpiGes and post Office addresses Of all
the known Lriss oi ,hc sa.d Snmu Jacts n. de-
ceased and Inns onva W,nIcy, deceased. now
surviving. as follows;
Samuel Jackson. Texhoma. OkE.teras
John l.. Ninpev. Tacoma. Washing ton
Olive Lsdc Winncy, Tacoma Wtshinst ton
1hat tie lands aud tenements and property to
ts AZ. c. ed IA said matter rs follows;
Tbs south hslf Of Section rw. nty eight l2sl i'll
township rwenty nine (2sj South OF Range
Foriy-s X q Wet. Of the Sixth rr.n. Meridian
cmtsning three Humid oil and rw@nty O!Ol acreo
situate, Tying aud beins. In the Csun y Of Bacn.
AID State II Colorado.
rha at o. before the time fixed for the herring
in sca matter, any person in tcrcsthl may appear
and answcr suca petition or application md SGT
n!' amy prop4r defense to tnc same. or any part
thereof. or Intervene to nssrrl protect any in
t.rs,s such person may h w.
Given und my hand and Seal Of said Court At
81. in:,iied Colorado. tlis Fest tay of Juae. a. D.
r2i. ISea' T. Eldon Allan. Judge and acting
Cicrl. OF Couaty Court.
j. X. Doughty. Attorney for the petitioner
First pub Jnne I.aat .ub July.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10
SUMMONS
L. II. Alberti. attorney
May q June "a

State OF Colorado
County of Baca In the county court
Jim W. Wait. Plaintiff
Margaret w. WHIT. Defondant.
The People Of the State of Colorado,
To Margaret W. Ssit. the defsndsnt appya
named. GREETINo:
You nre hereby required TO nprear In sn action
brought ngnlnst you by tho above named p'aint-
III. in tho County Court of Bsea County. stAts
Of Colorado. n nd plead to the complaint therein
within thirty DAYS after the service hereof. u
served within the State of Colorado: or. IL served
out Of the State Of Colorado, or by publ cation,
withir fifty davs after the service hereof. exelus-
i've Of the day Of service; or said action may be
regularly sct for trial tho came no though such
appearance had been made and issue hsd been
joined ruei, conp'aint.
The suid action . hroueht by plaintiff to ob'uin
a decree Of III >oxcr. diss"Iving the h1ndR q ma
tiimony now existing between plgintin and d.
fcrdant on the ground of De7ertioH a. i'll nioEe
fully app AR from The complsit in said action 10
which reference is hcrrby made and Il copy Of
which is hc-rio ATTACHED,
And you Hrc hereby notified that 1t you fail ta
appear and 10 piend to tie said comploint IS
above required. the said plaintiff will apply tc
the court for the relief therein demanded.
Givca under my hand and the seal of said
court. this sixteen til day or March. a. d. 1921.
T. Eldon Allen. Judge and acting clerk
l.. II. 9lbcrti. Attorney for The plaintiff
May ,a LasiIaHg II
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10
Another Blossom Gathered

Milton Allen Dorr, infant son
of Cecil and GA Dorr, was torn
January l8. 1920. and departed
from this life June a. 1921, age
one year, four months and six
teen days
Deat h came as a happy ielea;e
from intense ago. y which this
lit tile one had suffered Tor sever.
sl weeks. The fond parents re-
moved with him from their home
several miles southeast OF town. i.
into Springfield at the first of
his line IS 10 that medica! assist.
auce might be more readily Sc
cured but all that loving h. arts
and willing land 5 coulu do ia,icd
to restore him again to the
healthy, happy baby he had besn
For several hours the feeble
flau,e of lille burned low, with.
now and ther. a flicker. while
loved ohes rated and ba ed in
vain for change for better; but
at $40 u. m. tine little soul . is
ed an instant. then qu.etl' topk
it's flight lack to the ,.loator
who placed it here.
The funeral p.oce.s sion passed
through the Palace Hatel with
lout litt e girls. Col il SA Ter,
J.ss;c Rogers. Ida C-i TO and
NJ .gn-t Curt as all bearers at
lt:u9 a, m Sunday. june b, and
"a ce<Ged to the Va. b. church
whsre u to ucLlng sejyice was
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10
We pay cash for cream, poul'
try and eggs. Truax Nero. Go

STATE Of g GoSoRApo .sIN TIE Ts,pE p1Sc cotJRr
In the Matter Of the p, t.,ion of H. E. Horshcr
Mauricc Long and Earl Tn, lcr. for the de'ern,iI-
ation of Interests In the Lands md Tcnemcnts
of William l.. Morchousc. deceased. md Geneva
Morof ouse, deceased. NOTICE
To the Ileirs at law OF William L. Morehonsc
deceased, and of Geneva Morehouse deceased
and to all whom it may concern.
Notice ia hereby a!vcn that pursusnt u an Order
Of the District Court made on the third day Of
June a. d. Gal ia the above cntiiled matter
said Cours fixed the nrs. day Of August A. d.
1871. aa the day and date for the aseertanment
and determination OF hcirslip and heirs at law Of
the said William l.. Morehousc. deceased. and
Geneva Mcrehousc. drccascd:
That c nnrnes md post office addresses Of all
the known hcirs OF the said Will ar. L. Morebousc
deceased and Geneva Horehouse. dcceasel. now
surviving. foiiow.:
Gencva tiorchousc. Huntington Beach. Calf
Ltuclla Strain. amar. Colorado
F;o.e3,e A. Berry. Cnrdicna. California
Corinne. Mosshousc. Lamar Colorado
Au-thur W. Morehousa, Hunting on beach. Calf
William F, Nor mouse, hgptlRg;on Beach Calf
That the Lands and tcDamr nls azd praDsrty to
lie affected In said matter as f. iiows. Jo-wit:
The Fact Half Of the SortheGs. Quarter Gel!
of Me-, of Section Thirty fsol in Township
Thirty tOl South of Rangc Forty-six t4S] West
of the Sixth Principal Meridian except three
hundred Iso1l feet square in tho extreme South
q It Cern'r thereof
THAT atsF tetgfs ,he time fixed for the hearing
in such matter. ~, PersSp .Eteressted ma, appear
and answer such petit.as o, Spyiic4iion ppd set
up any proper defense to the same. or 8ny part
thereof. or intervene TO assert or protect any in
t.rgst such peTsCn mi hnye.
Given under ny hand and seal Of said Court ut
Spring ielt, Colorado. this third day of June A. d.
1921.
T. Eidon Allen. Clerk Of the District Court
Upton s Tipton Attorney for the Petitioners
is ali
First pub. June ~ Last pub July
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-10

con ductcd by Rev. Elver. Re
curse of the RECENT heavy rains
and had roads. many of the
friends from the country were
unable to attend the services but
sent their heartfelt sympathy
to the grief-stricken parents.
There were many lovely flowers
and the remain s, in purest white,
were the most perfect type of
innocence. pure and spotless as
the white rose which was clasp
ed in the tiny fingers. The lit
tie body was laid to rest in the
Springfield cemetery.
Why this tender blossom was
plucked from earth's garden af-
ter so short a period of bloom,
in the early morning of life,
rather than at noontide. in man
hoods prime. or at evening with
his head bowed with age, is a
portion of the great mystery OF
the plan of life and death. and
remains best unknown to all save
One, who doeth all things well.
AS We go about our duties,
How oft we turn and Start,
AS imagina tion brings Us
Familiar sounds so dear to
heart.
Perhaps we hear a childish
prattle,
Or a faint cry Of distress,
Or his little footsteps patter.
But-no! They are at rest.
His mission was fulfilled so
quickly.
While ours may require
years.
But at last the same voice calls
AL to rest beyond these
tears.
Communicated.