The Alma Enterprise from Alma, Kansas • Page 1

it state Historical i MA L71V1 VOL. 30. ALMA. WABAUNSEE COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1914. NO.

14. ROM ALTA VISTA. KAW VALLEY. AO Dr. Droll went to Topeka Mon-; Ed Bowman was up from Topeka day on business.

to attend the Arand funeral. Our County Reporters I ft KANSAS Man is accused of much WILLARD. E. W. Biglin nde a business trip Miss Elizabeth Bannon ofTopeka, to Kansas City Jlonday evening, spent three days of last week vis-Walter Schade was down from iting with her cousins, the Dodge's.

White City visiting friends Sunday. It is not often this part of Kan-Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Stoker went eas sees the frost hanging on to Manhattan Sunday for a visit; every twig week in and week out. The Golden Rod Club met Wei-1 Fred Benkula from Peabody is noisy and of relating: when away from home preposterous tales of his State's attainments and achievementsof dealing; much in airy persiflage. The accusation has a basis of truth, and the tales are accounted for by the Kansan's righteous pride and sublime faith in the region where he 1 ii-i. rn'ir 'F ifi- jr'i i r.esday with Mrs. Abe Rogers.

visiting home folks. The teachers are spending the A happy New Year to the Editors holidays at their respective homes, of the Enterprise and all its read- Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rogers spent a ers, Miss Agnes Kietzmann from To witn relatives. O.

C. Lytle has gotten to the Rev. Heide held the Sunday aft-' plaster cast stage with his broken ernoon at the Ridge the doctors attending to this church south of town. Tuesday. Harry Bunger returned to Kansas Miss Dell Wilshire went back to City Sunday after spending Christ-, school the first of this week.

Most with his parents here. of the schools about here have va- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson re- cations until Jan 5th. turned to Kansas City Sunday after Frnak and Mrs.

Curtis, formerly few days last week with h's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Smith and son spent the holidays in Kansas City with his parents. Misses Helen and Ruth Rogers 7isited with Marie Stone Friday md Saturday.

Mrs. McLain who was operated on last week at a Topeka hospital has so gladly cast his lot; but the real explanation would seem to be that the Kansan always considers himself in a measure on the defensive against aspersions and calumnies cast upon his State by persons who acquire their erroneous impressions from what has been unwisely written and printed, often by her own people. And this, too, strange as it may seem, when he, at home, may be a purveyor of the same harmful pessimism he readily combats when away. F. D.

Coburx. peka spent the holidays with home folks. Rtinhold Richter from Beman was visiting with friends here the past week. The farmers are busy hauling corn and cotton cake for their stock. Mrs.

Chester Watkinson from Burlingame is visiting with her CONDUCTOR GEO. W. SCOTT. Ej ending the Holidays with rela- of Kaw, have been visiting Father Has been with the Santa Fe 41 years. tives and friends.

Johnson's in St. Marys and their D. C. Scott of Omaha, returned brother Stanley Johnson of Kaw. to his home Saturday after a few Miss Lulu Thing has been enter-days visit with his parents Mr.

and taining holiday visitors the last of Mrs. Davis Scott. the week, Miss Kathrvn Kiser of is improving nicely. ooooooooo OUT OF TOWN NOTES. Mr.

and Mrs. V. C. Sage and parents. Fred Heide of Harlan, Kan.

ar-jMankato, Walter Lindstrom and! Henry Bock caught 276 gophers The Star says that the monument for Dr. M. F. Trivett of Eskridge- spent Christmas with the Iatter's parents (at Wakarusa. Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Lindamood and Miss V. C.

Scott spent Christmas day with the Fleming family. Miss Birdie Lewis of Herington, spent a few days with the Lewis rived Sunday afternoon for a fewj Lee Jukes of Lindsborg. days visit with his parents Mr. and Herman Hasenbank helped his Mrs. G.

Heide. brother John and bride move to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolgasti their home near Alma Monday, were called to Morton, 111. Monday John will have all the cattle feed-by the serious of ing he can attend to this winter.

in a few weeks recently. Who can beat that? Carl Kietzman from the University at Lawrence spent his vacation with home folks. Henry Senne is in the neighbor- DIED which arrived recently, weighs 37 tons and the freight bill was $250. esa Carlton, Will Biasing, I Josie Biasing and Mrs. F.

11. Miss Bates ith Charles Esock Daily, one of the all of Manhattan. Will and Josie remained Pearl Miller, oldest daughter of ioneer settlers of Wabaunsee Wolgast's brother. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Arnold of Monee, Mr. and Mrs. George Kiger Jr. 111., came to be present with Mrs. Miller and wife near HarveJ'" county, died at his home in Hiner-! their mother on lie homestr ad ys Arnold's sister, Mrs.

Fred Arand in was married to Mr- Cnaunce" I ville, four miles north of Alma on caring devotedly for her through its her recent loss. They will stay 1 Wolford of Alton, Kan. on Dec. Christmas day at 4 p. m.

after a days and nights of sickness and Jr. her recent loss. They will stay of Kansas City, speni a few da jmd Atkinson families this week, hood looking for a job chopping Herman Green returned Christ- sjtove wood at which he is an ex-mas day from Clyde. Kan. where he pert.

had a position with the Rock Is- Miss Biglin spent her vacation and. with homefolks. Our school start- The children deserve mention, ed Monday with a good attend- 23rd. lingering illness. He was born in contributing to her Wyoming county, Penn.

on Jan. 26, every want unmindful of their own here last week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Kiger. several days and visit among their Mrs. Anna Steinmeyer and ch.il-; kin here and in Wamego. dren and Miss Werner returnee! 4 good house full attended the Tuesday from a few days visit with Christmas tree program at Kaw who took tpart in the Christmas ance. fatigue, they win the compliments of their doctors and frien 1.

Miss Liliian Sage of Richland, a lg35 and Was 78 years and 11 months daughter of Mack Sage who used old at the time of his death. He to live at Dover was married last carae to Alma with his family in program 'as they all did their part We had a white Christmas in so well. epite of the mild weather, but did Alwavs of an ambitious nature friends and relatives at Alma. Valley M. E.

church. The children week to Claude Terrell, 'also of 1S78 and for a short time lived Grandma's last thoughts were of save their recitations nicelv and I The dance given at Ike Cotte-n's' i you ever isee so much foggy her children, expressing the wish one night last week was attended weather at this time of the year? i.y Misses Bertha and Trinnie Vier- Otto Wahl, Victor Brugeman and were properlv charmed with the icniann- here, ireigntmg between Aima ana kind of tree that never blossoms i Wamego. Shortly after he moved too often and were astonished by A- W- Schwarting of Eskridge to a farm which. he purchased four five attending Sana Claus. I marketed two carloads of steers of miles north of Alma and where he The Ramsey's write glow-' his own one heavy load.

has resided continuously for neirly ing Christmas letters from Bran-1 sighing 1556 pounds, bringing 35 years and until the time of his giver, Josephine Rezac, Vina and Martin Zimmerman left for Win Anna Mansell, Myrtle Dawson and field Monday. The boys say Col that she could do something for them, telling them of their goodness and seeking forgiveness for any impatience she nv'ght hive shown. Such characters as this must leave a vacant place that Messrs. Roy Mansell, Will and Roy lege is alright but no place like Mrs. Johnson went to Topeka Sunday evening for a short visit with friends; her niece Sara Anderson joined her at Alma.

The telephone meeting was held in the opera house Monday night and an election of officers held. The old officers were all re-olect'ed and a assessment was levied against each phone (to met expenses. A number of young people went ley, Cal. and express their hope of, a-60-. The otfer car load averag- death.

ed 1353 pounds and soli for $8.50. Probably no man in the county can never be filled when God ha finally persuading all the old Kansas friends to join them there. -Telegram. who has lived here an equal length called them home. Funeral ser- Wikkerink, Ray and Herbert Green home.

and Leonard Viergiver. I The program at the Lutheran The Ladies Aid Society and their church on Christmas eve was fine, families gave a surprise party on The speaking and singing by the Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Blackburn children showed good training. Tuesday eve, Dec. 23rd, the occa-jThe choir sang two pieces in the sion being his 68th birthday. They evening and two at the Christina's presented him with a beautiful morning service. They tell of blooming roses and of time was less generally known vices were held at the home at 10 fresh garden and delightful weath- The Stockgrowers Bank of Maple than Always of a retiring dis- a.

m. Jan. 1st and interment was er to tempt us from our snow i Hil1' sent out a very" Prettr New position, attending strictly to his in Zeandale cemetery. i A-. I.

I rt I 1 i I I I icaia greenu i- tucn uusiumcia own Dusiness, aua lrieresteu oniy to White City Thursday to witness the basket 'ball game. Among them were Clarence Dierking, SUNNYSIDE. and friends and the Enterprise ac- in his own family and home, he had knowledges the receipt of one with raingled but little with the outside 'southea9 of Luncheon was serv- rockinsr chair Monelle Crist, Pearl Sutterlin, Marie died at his home the evening DISTRICT NO. SO. Alice Bredow and Helena Blanc ed late in the evening and everyone enjoyed themselves immense- called at iWm.

O. F. Gathers Brewer, Chas. Kietzmann, Earl Mc- thanks. Happy New Year right world for many years, back at you, Stockgrowers.

He is survived by a wife to whom he had been married for more than Wiiliams and Fred Wakefield. Christmas day. aged 20 3 1 months and 13 He ha 1 1 tn sick for manv weeks and h's death Woolf's Sunday. Carl Crabb and family spent Mon- Mrs Blackburn. Mrs.

Oele. Mr. and horae i0r the Xxdjs The marriage of Miss Nelle Mor- 4 E. A. McKnight of Eskridge, who 52 years and their golden wedding, Several from here attended the rett and Arthur Marsh, of South not t-ctod.

Lester Raine left Monday for a "i'y s--; ceieoratea two years ago, was one Oscar was born on the fair a Fork, Col. was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. visit at Manhattan I J1U-1 111 'i'u-ij a ia-M. ol lne notaoie event3 ot T. 'of shortfed steers that weighed onTvin'mr om ii.t'nnr was a fine voung man in evorv re- rommy wyiiie visitea at unu-.

ttp mip. f.f 19R7 lbQ nd snid $7 90 in spect. lie Tias a number ot Mrs. O. E.

Simmers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Johnston and son. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Fleming and family Mr. and Mrs. F. L.Stone and family, Dr. and Mrs.

C. S. Smith and son, Mr. and Mrs. V.

C. Sage and son, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rogers, Mrs. Sillett, Mrs.

Benefiel and Mr. and Mrs. Hardar. I sey at Pleasant valley last wees. uui Ui MrsJ.

Raine, Jessie and Francis "Hardly pays to make a short Works (Co. of Springfield, spent several days in Alma last ft'ed said Mr- McKnight. "The Robert B. who resides on a farm in Lutheran Confirm ition clns- 1910 and a devoted Christian. He had attended the Eskridge Christmas eve services at Templin.

Max Kietzmann has returned to school at Alma after a week's vacation. Frank Blanc and Gus Grensing and families visited at Will Gren-sinj's Sunday. Master Gustav Bock has returned home after visiting his sister Mrs. Lena Kietzmann. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Kietzmann and Mrs. A. Kietzmann visited at Sm't forget Literary at Dist. 55 the grass -Drover.

Telegram. the Carey Commissipn Co. of Bar- "aHor: 1 and Mrs. J. A.

Morrett Sunday evening at 5:30, Rev. O. U. Mc-Proud officiating. Mr.

land Mrs. Marsh will leave for South Fork, Col. within a few days for their future home. The bride has been one of the excellent teachers of this county and has scores of friends who will join the Enterprise in sincere congratulations. CHALK.

HINER VILLE. dan. sin. Lvervuiie iuiuc anu uuug i rhirirtpr evervbodv else Carl 'and Elmon Erikson of Kaw, 0f near McFarland, all of whom Mr and Mrs' I Billing of aSed and 11 years, were ov vere home to attend the- growing pare ts. ho wycona, visitea last ween at inn ATV Ernest.

Max and and Billinsrs i 1J1C ciC ju viae cemetery aunuay airernoon two sisters. Anna and Ida, all of Clyde Forinash hauled hay to Alma Monday. A. Collier and family spent Christmas dav in Alma. nicfnr nf Carl Bredow's Sunday.

Ed Bock and sisters and Leitz and sister of Snokomo visited Rev. i lif.m 1 the M. i iivmi yi.iv liti linn nr i ui church here, came irom Manchester, Kan to conduct the 1 'Sympathy. Carl Miller's farm. The boys got five cents for each scalp from the county and Mr.

Miller gave them 15 cents each so their work brought them $20. which is pretty good for small boys. Grandma Selby is on the sick list. John Green is visiting relatives in Scranton. Roy and Dorothy Appleton are spending vacation week with relatives in Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Logan's daughter Annie visited with home folks over Christmas. Joe and Lee Raine, Everett and Dean and E. Billings hauled corn Wednesday from Maple Hill.

Clyde and Charles Winter of Mrs. Marv'Allwardt and Minnie1 at Kietzmann's Friday and at Will spent Christmas day at Fred All-, Grensing's Friday evening, wa-dt's Miss Carter, our teacher, ci jsed Miss Cecil and Vernon Allwardt her school last Tuesday with a nice are spending their vacation with program and Christmas tree in the Grandma Allwardt. evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs.

Logan McCrumb left School will begin again Jan. 5th. C. I. Converse's 'new house is His funeral was held Sunrl-iy at 1:30 from the Lutheran church, conducted by Rev.

F. A Fischer and was attendel by a large number of friends and he w.is li i 1 to rest in the services. The pall bearers were selected from among the old friends and neighbors of the deceased hnd were: Chas. V. Fair, Wash Hiner, Phiilip Schreiber, Wm.

Gehrt, Conrad Feyh. E. D. Linscott. about completed.

FROM AN OLD TEACHER. Mrs. Lafe Wheat is reported bet ter, having been juite sick the past A few are undoubtedly left in the here. week. MISSION CREEK.

Saturday for their home in Norton, after a week visiting with relatives, Thus the county loses one of its Dover, and H. Appleton of To- county who wiil remember E. New- Miss Elma Converse is spending oldest and best citizens, an ad-j Liiiie, the oldest daughter mirable man with no enemies and and Mrs. Fred Aran! of nf Mr. Well? vacation with her parents at Har- peka, spent Christmas day at Geo.

by who was a teacher in this coun-Appleton's. ty in the early SO's and ran for LeMyra Seaman spent the week end with Eskridge friends. veyville. Box supper and spelling school county superintendent in 1882 and many friends, who gave to thereek, eneel rruay at 2:2.) m. of Paul Duling of tnear Eskridge, will be given at Dist.

55 Friday 1581. He taught at Alma, Wa-'state splendid sons and appendicitis aged nearly 13 years. ller death was a particularly sad visited a few days with Oran Clam pitt week. Will Younker and his wiiie left Monday for their home in Tonopah, New Charlie McMaster spent part of evening, Jan. 2nd, You are sure to baunsee, No.

4 and other points and 01 ne can well be proud and Cynor Daily of Bartlesville, were called home Chrisitma.5 day by the death of their father, i They remained until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. V.

Fair celebrat-j ed Christmas day with a ifamily Those present were Gar-i field Fair and family of Alma, Geo. MaPi t-1 rl one and her bereaved parents have- enjoy yourself if you come. iwas a splendid man. Mrs. Hattie Miss Elsie Dennis is visiting her Mrs.

Cornelia Biasing wife of the i the deepest sympathy of all. Fairfield Kerans was one of his pu friend Elsie Kirkpatrick at Great last week in Topeka with his sister DISTRICT NO. 54. pils here and he recently wrote herj ate Biasing and known and Lillie would have been 13 years old from his home in Reedlev Cal Ivefl the country wide as '-Grand-, New Years day and was a very Bend this week. Miss Margaret Hawthorne is vis Mrs.

Fred Linn. The Little tribe nearly all gather iting a few days with her sister ed around a 20 lb. turkey at the Mrs. Frank Look and son Will Teachers in that state are pension- ma" was born Dec- 17 1836' came to and lovabl -hf' spent Christmas in Kansas City. ed a certain number of years Kansas with her family in 1866, her was sick just one week.

She was Mr. and Mrs. Clary of Wichita, land Mr. Newby wants the records husband preceding her two years ready to go and bid all her rela- Mrs. Alva Paul.

old home on Christmas day. 1 1 it i 1 1 i i.iiuii, i i.i'i'. and Logan McCrumb and family of Kansas. SNOKOMO. Mrs.

Tom Conlin and two children Mrs. Sam Little entertained for Mi are visiting her parents are visiting her parents and other and showing how long he taught here, Here is part of his letter: and homesteading on 'the farm lives ana inends goodby with a that has since been her home. At fmile. 5:30 a. m.

Dec. 30, 1913 at the age Her funeral was held from the the 1 dies of the neighborhood Wed iday afternoon and it was relatives in Topeka. Mrs. John Look. Henry Lesiine ifrom Kingsville "It has been a long time since a ve pleasant affair.

Otis Kersey and family spent Tuesday and Wednes3ay visiting spent a few days in th's neighbor- 1 1 have heard from friends in old 01 years ana daJrs ner earthly 1 nome afternoon. Rev. Clare and Bertha Stratton spent last week at home. Mrs. Vade Loveland entertainel his parents in Eskridge.

hood last week. i Alma, but while this is true, I often I'ains and cares were ended and oanre otiiciating and it was one of Mr. and Mrs. Montie Lemons and think of them and of the old times her soul took' its fliSht to the the saddest funerals ever in C. M.

Schroeder and son Albert the and Smith families at enent the last of the week at a big dinner Friday, and they all Miss Maude Whitehouse who is son Lharles spent Christmas with The big dinner at H. B. Dallas' spent the evening at the B. R. was well attended and enjoyed by Henderson home, where Mrs C.

B. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whittirg- spent while there. I know that I reat eyona.

inrougn thi mrd-ia. sne win re sadly mi-sed. many if not most of them, those 6hiPs of earJ' daJ'3' she and her vrThcr nf i whm I so have tf l.LTT Kent assisted in the entertaining ton. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Younker gave iit-aru your iatner vvas sun nvinsr, VilfalllJ years, after a long He was a party Saturday evening for their daughter Irene who is home for but he is about the oniv one of the1 "ealtn not in aoiiars ana cents but teaching school in the southern part of the state is visiting here. Miss Bessie Woods returned to her work in Topeka Saturday after spending Christmas with her mother. The township board met at the hall Saturday and as their work as not completed, they met again Monday. Mrs. Fred Wilson and babe and in treasures such as must have I an old soldier, having been seven years in the army and was an ex- old folks whom I knew that sar vacation.

VOLLAND. Miss Mabel Meseke visited with home folks Sunday. D. E. Kerr spent his Christmas vacation with his parents at Esk- Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Fauerbach spent Christmas with Mrs. Fauer- LeutiiL uiLizen.

aaugntc is Mrs. M. P. Denny of Harvevviile. all.

Edna Schroeder is in Paxico this week having some dental work done. Wiil Corbett of Topeka, spent Christmas with his sister Mrs. R. B. Jones.

The dance Christmas night was well attended and there will hi another one New Year's night. Mrs. Rob Copp and son Clayton of Topeka. spent with bach's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Kesisler at Rcssville. vives. 1 should certainly like to i ner aior. visit old Alma, I intended to this! As a light' her sp'rit ft'iI! sh'nj as year but shall have to defer my i as did the little can lie trip until next year. Then if noth-i bF her loving hands, in the ing intervenes to prevent, I shall i window on dar wintry nights of; 'go east' as we savin California, the early days, as 'a possible I still clung to the old profession guid ince to sorce 'oit Richard McDonald is working for L.

D. Fauerbach. taking Henry Har Mrs. James Conlin and two children spent Christmas with their sister at Junction Citv. ridge.

Miss Louise Ditman visited with home folks at Alma a few days last I week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. F.

Blanc spent Christmas with their paren at ris' place. Henry is helping in the barber shop in town. It sure is nice sleighing weather home folks, Mr. and Mrs Ike Mr. and Moore and now.

We understand that Joe Sobke and Bert Goodwin have bothj lamily and (Mr. and Mrs. Dan until about two years ago. when i' that upon at least one occa-resigned as supervising principal of sion, glided lost ones to her home, the Reedley schools and located on Cold and w'eary and hungered, my farm orchard, where we are now 1 road or fence to them, sitting under our own vine and fig'found welcome in her little home tree. The boys and I have 140 for the night and in the morning, CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to sincerely thank our neighbors and friends fcr their kind assistance during the illness end death of our beioved son 1 brother Oscar. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Weik.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wr-Ik Carl Welk. Otto VT Ernesi Welk, Max Welk, Paul Welk, Anna Welk. Ida CARD OF THANK 5.

Egypt. Misses Etta and Mamie Cromer Younker and familv ate Christmas SUNBEAM. made new sleds. Miss Zella Guthrie returned to her school work at Parkdale Satur acres of figs, only 10 acres as Wltil them of i-si spent their Christmas vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. WillUm; spent fcome folks-Sunday at U. S. Franks.

A number of relatives and friends Albert Schroeder and F. L. Davin took dinner with Kratzers second and their families spent Sunday at Christmas dav. day after spending vacation with remaining she had for bearing. We cure and par-k them: dinner at E.

H. Moore's. Ther" were no tardy marks for the fourth month of school. Those neither absent nor tardy 'fere Grace and Mary Younker, Marie Moore and Freda Look. The visitors during the month were Miss her mother in Eskridge.

OUrSPlvpt; Ther nro cniVl tr. V.a family. they resumed their Miss Tynah Jensen went to her finest packed in California, at anv Poor herself in so far as Wm. Schreiber's. i Mr.

and Mrs. Simpson from To- home near Bushong Wednesday to Mrs. Anna Miller and children and peja visited with his sister, Mrs. rate we get a higher price than any, earthI wealth was considered, yet I one else. You must come to "the i dividing with the vs? to thank our nsigh- exposition at San Francisco in saks of a character that must and fr'ends their kinJress Mrs.

Palenske visited at August Brasche's Sunday. Mrs. S. Frank went to Topeka Crouch, Co. Supt.

Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Hazel Crawshaw. CHOICE OATS FOR SALE. Geo.

Casey over Christmas. Mrs. M. Elliott from Marion is visiting with her granddaughter, and fhn eave its impression on all v-hn I UUIUJS me sicxness ana iu jui, aiju anfk 1 hae all the figs you ner- i r' boys, two oniv, are both married I 0f a miiy of ten children, four ULe- Mfnd "Irs- Aranl Warner, the youngest was married "Ve nine were We haye spend her vacation. School will start again January 5th.

Albert Rowley who has been working near Maple Hill, visited a few days with his parents here. The young folks went in and gave him a pleasant surprise Friday night. The entertainment and pie social on Christmas eve was a complete success. The hall was crowded. The pies sold well, there being about thirty and Alva Paul was auctioneer.

Mi OI I i th; i I Wl nil I will have a car of extra choice white oats on track in a few days. Some ear corn left at 70 cents per bushel. A. E. Stuewe.

-Uiv auuui mree weeKs ago ana is in elevator at 45 cents per bn We I hve choice yellow corn and cotto died "at the of Monday to visit her mother I-irs. Mrs. W. A. Armstrong this H.

B. Channell for few Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Weidner.and Mrs. Mary Rebiskie spent a few SOn of Eldon, spent the holidays with her daughter Mrs. Oscar days with relatives at Volland nd Herbic at Alta Vista the past week. Alma.

F. L. Davin. Wm. Schreiber and i Robt.

Brasche returned latf son Will and Albert Schroeder at- week from his trip to Louisiana, tended the sale at Dan Miller's where he is interested in some land Monday. being sold there. Angeles, so "Eala" and I are alone seed cake. Alma Elevator Co. and Cornelia age 30.

Those left to mourn their loss are Elizabeth Arnett of Dwight, Henry at present." Do you know Campbell, the tail- n-uu vaiupueii, cne tail- I know your horsa would die without teeth, why don't you? Well probably I will. 5 Tt If your finger started to decay I Biasing of Zeandale. August Bias- or? If not you better-get acouaint-would you let it go till you lost it? ing, Mrs. Thos. O'Neill, Mrs.

Tru- ed for he can do you ao.e good I ,1 i I a.