Judge — January 20, 1906 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Where are the cates that do not cloy, The flies outside the ointment ? The lady's field is wide to-day ‘And flow'ry paths she's treading. And woman's life were wholly gay But for the villain of the play— The bridegroom at the wedding ! Then let the woman's wit be shown, Now, more than ever, needed ; Let man vacate his stolen throne To be by queens succeeded. Emancipated ladies, vow Henceforth to spurn and flout him, And show a fallen idol how No marriage rite you will allow Unless performed without him ! London News. NOTES FROM OAK VALLEY. This valley didn't show up last week, as the scribe was at Taylor, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pederson. Mrs. Malvin Nelson has been visiting the old folks at home and had some sew- ing done. Ye scribe called on Miss Olive Haw- kenson Thursday evening. Ben Bendickson went away a couple of weeks ago, and can you guess what he returned with? Just a wife. Oak Val- ley extends its best congratulations. Christ and Oluf Tollefson were at Diseth’s after a load of straw last week. Didn't tip, did you, boys ? Casar Skoyen helped J. Thorsen strip tobacco last week. Martin Skoyen and Olive Hawkenson called at ye scribe’s Friday eve. Wonder if Rikka has got Christine after her yet? Rikka would like to have a subscriber in this country to her paper. What's the matter with Beef River? —Oak Valley Correspondence Strum (Wisconsin) Globe. “At the foot of Pike’s Peak.” COLORADO SPRINGS Like a child at play, Colorado Sorings sits bask- ing in the sunshine at the foot of Pike’s Peak, amid the most enjoyable surroundings. No location. could be more delightful. This region is best reached from the East by the NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES and their connections, with but one change of cars from New York or Boston. For particulars inquire of any New York Cen- tral ticket agent. 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