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o i t i ^ o i t o , O r e g o n , W e ö n e h ü a y , j a n u a h y k t , id o s
p o u r
Voliiui«*1 X Y 1.
C IT A T IO N .
P o r t O rfo rd
I o the C o u n ty C o u rt of the S ta te nt
O re g o n , (or th e 'C o u n ty o f C u r r y .
I n th e m a tte r o f th e E state of Joseph
H a r e , deceased
T o sisters lo E n g la n d ,
nam es
Oregon.
County.
Painting, Paper-hanging and Oecoratir|
an 1
ages u n k n o w n , an d to a ll h e irs know n
a n d u n k n o w n o f Joseph lis t e , deceas
^V || v o r k
e d , O reoting:
I n th e n a m e o f th e S ta te o f Oregon r
Y o n a re h e re b y o iled and r e q u ire d to
a p p e a r In th e C o m ity C o u r t o f the
P i* o m p t |y
R eason ab le R a te s.
H tate of O reg o n , fo r th e C o u n ty of C ar
t y In th e C ou rtro o m th ereof, a t C o ld
B e a c h , C u r r y Ç o u u ty , o re ., on M onJ
d a v , th e 6 th d a y of J a u u a ry , 1908, St
10 o’clock |n th e forenoon o f t h a t d a y
t h e n an d th e re to show cause, i f a n y
y o u h a ve, o r I f a n y e x iy tf w h y said
C o u r t s h o u ld n o t m ake an order d lre c t-
»■« (h e A d m in is tr a to r o f th e above
b a a re .l E s ta te , to seH th e re a l pro p erty
b e lo n g in g to sa id E s ta te , to -w it:
T h e WJ o f S W ) o( Sic. 28 & N ) o f
NWl ol Sec. S3, T p , SO 8 „ R . 14 W est,
co n ta in in g 180 acres an d s itu a te d In
C n r r y C o u n ty , S ta te of O regon, to pay
olaim a a n d ch arg es now o u ts ta n d
i n g a g a in s t said E sta te.
T h is c ita tio n is served by p u b lic a tio n
th e r e o f, by v irtu e o f a n o r d e r o f H o n .
JE. A. B a ile y , C o u n ty J u d g e o f C u r ry
C o u n ty , O re g o n .
T h e d a te o f th e first p u blicatio n of
t h is C it a t i^ p is D e c e m b e r 11th, 1908.
H . B . S M IT H ,
A d m in ta tm to r o f th e E s
ta te o f Jo cp h H a re , deceased.
THE TRIBUNE,
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and D on’t K now it.
H e w Yo F in d Out.
F ill a bottle or common glass with your
r and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
t J”' .
sediment or set-
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your linen It is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire tq
pass It or pain Jn
the back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der areout of order.
W h a t to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
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Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
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derful cures of the most distressing cases,
tf you need a medicine you should nave the
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discovery
and a book that tells
more aboufit. both sent
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U P. M ATHEW S.
Curry
T R IB U N E
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HOUSEWORK
T o o m uch housework w recks w o
m en’s nerves. A n d the constant
care of ch ild ren , day and n ig h t, fa
often too try in g lo r even a strong
w o m a n . A haggard face tells the
story of the o verw orked housewife
an d nrptlier.
D eranged menses,
le u e o rrh n n nud fa llin g of the
w oiub result
from
o v erw o rk.
E v e ry housewife needs a rem edy
to regu late her mcneee and to
keep her sensitive fem ale organs
in perfect condition.
WIRE"CARDUI
Is doing Ibis fo r thousands of
A m erican w om en to -d a y . I t cured
M rs. Jones and th a t is w hy she
w rites this fra n k le tte r;
le*.
U n it e d State» I j H “ l Office
I, N
V h . ■ v > . 8 th , 1907.
R o s eb u rg , Oregon,
N o tice la here b y given th a t in coin-
p lianee w ith th e provisions of th e a c t of
Congrens o f J u n e 3, 1878, e n title d ’ ’An
1 n e t fo r tlie sale o f tim b e r lan ds in th e
S tates of C a lifo rn ia , O regon, N e v a d a ,
an d in W ash in g to n T e r r ito r y ,” an ex
E Ü . R A C K L E E E y ^ r q p ’r
tended h i a ll th e P u b lic L a u d S tates by
ac t o f A u g u s t 4 , 18112,
(Successor to F . M . L e n g io le . )
>
J ohn P W ood
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
of C e d a rv ille , C o u n ty ot C h e h alis, State
I o f W a s h in g to n , file d iu th is office on
D eee m b er ‘24, 1UUU, Id s sworn tta te u o n t
N o 86W2, fo r th e pu rc h as e o f th e L o ts 3,
4 a o d E j B W | o f S ectio n N 0 8 I in T o w u -
a h ip N o 31 S outh, R a n g e N o 14 W e s t,
L»I*Y G O O D S .
an d w ill offer proof to allow
th a t
B O O T H »•»«!
th e lau d
sought ia m ore valuable
foi its tim b e r or stone th a n fo r a a ric u l-
tu ra l purposes, a n d to es tab lish lila
cla m to said lan d Irefore th e R e g is te r
and R ece iver o f th is office a t R osebu rg ,
• 'rego u, on T u e s d a y th e 11th d a y o f
F e b r u a r y , 19ot? ,
' ,
H e nam es as w itnesses:
A n d In ta c t, e v e ry tilin g u s u a lly naedeu
M o r t im e r M itc h e ll, S atsop, W a s h .
C la rk D S m it h ,
in tiiu c o u n try .
A R H o w e ll, and
J W R en fro , bo th o f R osebu rg , Ore.
\ n y and a ll persons c la im in g adverse
C A SH HALES » m o u n t ng to * 6 nr ly th e above-described lands a re re
m ore w ill be allo w ed 10 p e r c e n t die quested to file tlie ir c la im s in th is o ffic e
cuB nt, ex c e p t on F lo u r , on w h ic h nr o n o r before said 11 lit day o f F e b
r u a r y , 1008.
discount can be given .
B e n j a m in L . E d d y . R eg iste r. **
N early a ll our vegetable* an«l
herba appear originally to hare
passed through som e prelim inary
sta g e in the laboratory of the m ed
ical herbalist before being adm it
ted to the full honors of the k itch
en, w rites a Londoner. The fact
ia not bo stra n g e a s it m ight at
first sig h t appear, and it* result*
have certain ly been to the general
ad vantage of
mankind,
for,
though for th e m oat part the old
h erb a list’* prescriptions w ere of
a kind neither to kill nor cure, his
In vestigation s o f the specific
q u a litie s of p lan ts were often
u seful. The an cien ts *eem to have
regarded sage a* a herb of first im
portauce to the physician, and the
m any tradition* concerning it re
fer alm o st en tirely to thia aspect
o f the plant. “W hy should a mac
die w ho has hie sa g e in his gar
den?” w as one of th e m axim s of
the fam ous school o f health at
Salerno. The b elief in it* virtue*
Aa I w ill do m y ow n te a m in g ,
survived through the middle
in y in te n tio n to sell clieapev th a n goodr I' iu h lu L a n d A c t , J lnk 3. 1878.—
age* and w as handed down with
were e v e r sold on F lo ra s C re a k .
N o tic e For P u b lic a tio n
unim paired v ita lity to quite mod
United 8'ate» Land Office
ern w riters. The w riter* of the six
K iM e b n rg , O re g o n , N ovem ber 8, 1007.
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , th a t in co m teenth and sev en teen th centuries
p liance w ith th e provisions of th e A ct were fu ll o f its praise*, and there
o f C ongress o f Ju n e 3, 1878, e n ti led
W ill be ta k e n in exchange fo r goods. “ A n A c t fo r th e sale o f tim b e r la n d s w as hardly an ailm ent of mind or
in th e K tates o f C a lifo rn io , O re g o n , Ne body for which sage w a i not pro
G ive m e » tr ia l a n d I w ill d o my vada. a m i W as h lu g to ik T e r r it o r y ,"
nounced a cure or an alleviation.
ex ended to a ll P u b liv L a n d S ta te » by
Thence sprung the idea that, as it
boat to p lease yo n .
a c t o f A u g u st 4, 188»,
waa thu* gen erally w holesom e
J a m es F obtbb
of
S cteop,
C o u n ty
of
C h e h a lis , and recom m ended by the faculty,
S ta te o f W a s h in g to n , filed in th is of- th e h ousew ife m ight prudently
tii-e v n D evt-raher 28th. 1U06, h is sworn
ad m it a dried w inter supply to
s a te u ie n t N o H5W4, fo r th e pu rchase o f
th e t il tv E -b sM i N E l HE1 o f see. 28, and h er storeroom . And so this "*ov-
N W J N E l 'o f S ection N o S3 In T o w n ereign herb” gradually found it*
s h ip N o 3 1 - S o u 'h o f lta i ge N o 14
M a n iv a c t u b m
w ay in to the kitchen, o f which it
W e s t, W M , O r e ., an d w i l l o ffe r
proof to show t h a t th e lan d so ug ht is has ever since rem ained an indis
m ore va fn s b le fo r its tim b e r o r stone pensable adjunct. N ot that it at
a t ï ï d
ï ï i s a ’ü x
■»«
•« « .
«m
rrvii.ee Ta
“H e th a t w ould live for
th e h e g is te r an ti R«ceive? o f th is of butea.
fice a t Roseburg, Oregon, on T u e s d a y , aye m ust e a t *age in May,” rune
th e 11th d a y of F e b r n a r y , 1908.
th e proverb. B u t th e cook* soon
H e n a m e - aa witnessed:
began to take broader view*.
Ja m e s P O ls e n , D e n m a rk , O re g o n .
Joseph O ls en , S a ts o p , W a s h in g to n . They
pronounced «age to be
G eorge W W ood,
”
eq u ally savory and salu tary all
C o rn e liu s N W ilson ”
J F P o u n d s ’oue,
”
”
the year round, and o f special and
O r a L W a ts o n ,
”
peculiar
value
the season of
A n y a n d a ll pereons c la im in g a d
versely th e ab ove described la n d s « re M ichaelm as.
to file th e ir claim s in th is o f
But thia i* advancing m atter*.
P-eryone should tuhacrfb* fer) requested
fice on or before said-11th d a y o f F e b
E ven the best of thing* ea tab le
r u a ry li»u*.
have had to overcom e prejudice
b'g !.o t i paper, in order to get aU*
B k n j a m in L . E d d y , R e g is te r.
and slow ly make their w ay; and
* hr ipcsl nrrg. but to keep in touch
in th e case o f m ore concom itants
w?b
tha world's daily events
gome help ffom the encouraging
xtovJd al-o read
hand of fashion has generally
The E v w la f T e ljjr a m ,
been neceasary. The rather nan
eeus brew known a s sa g e tea w as
P a r t i a l, O rs /a a ,
so common a dom estic m edicine to
The lead-'ng evening rewapaper of
our forefather» that they could
T raoc M a r k s
*he Pacific Coast, which has com
not a t once accept the herb in the
Dm oNU
p ile Associated Trass raporta and
character of a savory adjunct.
C O R Y R IO H T S A C .
Anrone »^nditig a *k*(« h and daucrlnflon may
sparUl leased-. wire service, with
But we live and learn, and the
quickly nacartnin our opiatem ire« wholhnr an
InYenlkrti ta probably patentable. Cnmnninie*-
merit* of »age ae a modifier of cer
corrtspcnden'.* in iirpor.ant naw*
Uona at rk itlr ciwittdentbd. I lantlbnofc on Patent«
le n t free. (Ildoat Mrenry for aauurtiiir petent^
tain rich viand* began to be ac
eerier* and in all th* cities and
Hateuta taken t »trough llu n u ± Co. rccelrc
tptcial not«««, w ithout eh nr to , h i the
know ledged. It seem ed to have a
principal tasrti» of the Northwest.
certain sort o t natural affinity
Portland and rnbnrbs ar* covered
• hnndaomely lUnafrnlad weekly. I^ n ren t etr-
with roast pork, goose and duck,
by * bright staff of reporters, and
culatlon «»f any »«tenunc Journal. ’I'crma. «3 a
year: four m
mootba,
onina,>
*1.
i. 8o»d
etxa byail
nyali newadjm.eta.
nr'VBome.etA.
and presen tly becam e the con
ediioTinl, dramatic, society and
MIB'wAtty.“
sta n t atten d an t of th ese dishes.
epccl&l writsre. Saturday'* edi
r 01 . Waahln«ton. 1
Early in the eighteenth century
tion consists of 25 to 2S page*, and
an acknowledged authority laid it
caa colored comic page*, ae well a*
down that “as to geese and ducks,
a department for children, colored
cooks should stuff them with sage,
farhion page, *n intereeting eerial
ehred fine, and a little pepper and
story and other attractive feature*
s a l t ; and the sam e w ith a suckling
in addition t* all the new* ef th*
pig.”
day.
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Nolle* for Pablieslton,. ,
to te 5 . V 8 N T S O U T H tltto f O r e s ! L l t w w w a - r W a w l t l r o f t ha
Secth. It Is devoted to I . t t w w o t w w e , f t o a a n e e , F i e t and F lc ft o n ,
snd olvss the best of all tkat ft moront In it» field. Anoag Its eontrlbalon tha moat
noted southern w Pars appear--JoelChandler tiarrlsjtarry Stillwell f dwerdsand
others of crowing fams. Serial stories from Anl'ioi^Rlope, Maurice Thompson,
Sidney R. Crock»!, Mrs.Ce rgo O rb e t and Arthur W. Marchmonl have appear
ed. end oihe.s are In waiting from the pan of authors ot national note
A short
atory ronlest b ought oat n o «
f lw o h u n d r e d a p lw » « S i« > s h o r t
• t o w t e a . all worthy a place In BAo S U M M IT » O U T M ’ 6 readable col
umns. cth reontestsare contemplated that will sureessfully exploit the rtpenlna
field of talent that or.ly needs such festering to Illustrate the wealth that Is shy to
assert Itself.
B »o S U N N Y S O U T H teems with the life ofthe great south. The den
ial sunshine wirm s everything Into activity and the season Is never cold eft< ugh
to r? « » the hand of Inlustry. The paper comes fragrant with tha hreatt of the
magnolia and pine, and g;voa oat the vorp air ofthe orarge. pa m and bay. 1 ha
beauty ant pathos, the romince and mystery of the land where the com
ev res ap the «. Idcn sunshine an I the cotton whitens In the moonlight, will ha
given In the well-filled co'umns gf this tascmating weakly.
The aubscrip’ ton price Is O n l y Y t f t y C o a ate a year, alias to oil pe-soos,
agents, newspaperi. postmas'ers end every one else. Clnbsofflvo sccom^nled
by the M l »2. SO. »ntl'Jo the club raiser to the paper one year grat a.
S a n d o n a P o o t n l C , r d tha names of six ol your nelohhdrs who
would appreciate the opportunity to read a copy a' The sunny South, end <ne
sample w ill be ms lad free. You 0; n get yoar chib oi Ove out of these vary pa >pla
CA» S U N N Y C O U T H enters over S0.000 Amerlcsn homes new: nd
danni 190 Is sura to bo welemted n fully as many more homes, as the .rait
weaklv (east of gaud things tha Sou hern Lt orary Weekly, whasa columns for
19 J w ill be the most rcalaWe of ell the piggrt th iltom « to yea.
I t
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Scientific American.
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Changed for Others.
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JM C í m n n f l í t ^ m t to
67>O S U N N Y
Menr Sewing M«ihtnre aro m a d o t. M il regerd-
tau ot quality, but the “ N ew Ilo n » « I» m ad*
• wear.
v
SO U T H . A tla n ta , G a.
wanted I nventor
Io writ« (hr on» o n a M a n tia l la tte r b a to n ap.
r**e, fivtnf
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a n t a n d r e f w a l t in g to ih o ta s te , a r t g e o tly
an ti | o»!tiv< l y on k id n e y s , liv e r a n d b o w els,-'
t Ira h s itiK th e e n 'tr o a r a t / tn.
colds,
h civtitelie, lo v e r , iu it-U u iil <-onstlt»aMoa
an ti b iilo n a n ta s . l ’ lra a a bwv nud i r v ft b o i
o f (J. (J. C trw tftv ; 10, '■&. M» < e t ils .r b b U la a d
g u a rk u te v d to e u ro by a ll d ru ^ g ia ta .
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Patent lecere,
SW IFT
CANDY'
Opp. US. Patert 0<*ce.Wa»hii»*tos, D.C.
c a t h a r t ic
3ald Ewarywbara.
* . ’• rom odr th a t t w r r u a r a i d l a o a * < > tr
P A TEN TS
tg C A S C A K K T S and they are th« be««
m edicine we h a re ares had in the house I»a«t
weak my w ife waa fra n tic wJth headache fa r
two day«, she trie«» some of j o u r C A S C A R E T S .
AndzthCY r r lie r c d the pats In her bead alm ost
In a a rd la te ly W e both recom m end C a aearaw
C h a s S T a n a rn it» .
P ltta b u rir Safe A D e p o r'* C e . P l t u h n r f . P a
CaaoAreta Candv Cdth«rl ic, the m oil won- ,
d e r f u l ino d ittal «bm foverv o f tlie ago. plea»
r.'l* »lim itai« tf on « » e r; box or tb s to s tile »
O ur guaranty n»»»r run» o u t
Wo make Sowing Machlnwto »uit all condition.
Of tha trade The “ N e w M oua«“ «Mndaatlh»
toad of a l l W t a h - f . * . family «wing machtea*
I by ou th o rla o d d » « l« r« OWly.
r e a s a t e ew
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(llM irte a n a , K jr., Fob. to, 1S01.
1 am so »lad th a t j m t W in * o f C a n ta i
1« help in g m e. I am fe r lin » hatter than
1 hava f a it fo r years. I am doing my
own w ork w ith o u t any help, and I
w aahrd last w eek am t was n o t one b it
tire d . T h a t shows t h a t th e W in e ia
doing mo good. I am g e ttin g fleshier
than I e v e r was before, and sleep rood
and eat h e a rty . „ Before t began ta k in g
W in e o f C a rm ti, l owed to huvo to lay
down lir e o r a lt-ttm e a every day, b u t
now I do n u t th in k 0» ly in g down t h rough
th a d a y .
M na. K ic h a b d Jogaa.
at
• » » •• T»karr» 9p» »a4
Y »er lm a*»y»
T.» q n it tetm oe« « a a lt» and foro r e r , be m a *
■Kite, lu ll o f M g , aero « s o il t Igor, ta h o N o T o
■t ie. t i n w naU cr-w orki r, teat maSeo waa* » « •
•trnng. A H d i uggiate, to« o r I f . C a ro g u a ra »
lo rd
ll.H -ktut » ii.l at-iofUo free.
A- tew
•tet ti» iio ia t -t a C q , P W M 4 4
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That there is nothing excep
tion al in the experience o f the
U nited S tate» navy in losing guns
through w ear is shown in the fo l
low ing statem en t made by the
U nited Service G azette, the off!
cial service organ of England
regarding the w earing out of the
heavy guns in the British navy:
“A ll the A tla n tic fleet b a ttle
sh ips have had their barbette guns
changed. In the caee of the Hag
sh ip C aesar only tw o guna have
been changed, but other ship*
h sv e had three and in one caee
all four guns landed and replaced
by others, nnd considerable press
ure hae had to be put on the
W oolw ich a u th orities to have all
the required guns available. Sur
prise has been expressed that de-
"feet* should have been sim ul
ta n eo u sly discovered in so many
of the gun*, nnd a lso nt tlie fact
that a ltlio u g lU h e »ltips have been
in port for tw o month's the work
of changing them should have
been deferred im til the laet m o
m ent. The d efect» are all in the
inner or A tube. In som e cases
it ia worn, hut in others the 'evil
is much greater, ns the tube has
developed serious weaknes* ow
ing to overhe.itlng "
The coast of Labrador is the
edge of a vast solitude of rocky
hills, sp lit nrid blasted by the
fro sts uiul beaten by th e wave* of
the A tla n tic for tinkt own ages,
says the Boston Transcript. A
graud headland, yellow , brown
and black in its uakedi^-ss, is ever
in sigh t, one to the north of yon
and one to the south. Here and
there upon theip are strip s and
patches of pale green nurfeses,
lean g rasses and dw arf shrubbery.
There are no forests except in
H am ilton
in let,
tle c a s onally
m iles of precipices front th e sep’,
in which fancy Inuy roughly shape
all tlie atruetdres o f human art. ’
More frequent than headlands
and perpendicular sea fronts are
the sea slopes, often bald nud
tam e, and then the perfection of
ull that is picturesque^ nd rough.
In the interior the blue hills and
s t o n y vales that wind up
from
am ong them from the *ea have.a
autumcriike and pleasan t air.
One finds hiuiself peopling
th ese regions and d ottin g their
hills, valleys and wild shores with
human inhabitants, hut a set opd
thought, and a ineurnful one it is,
tells that no men toll in the fields
aw ay there, no women keep the
home off there, no children play by
the brooks or shout around the
country schoolhouse, no bee»
com e home to the hive, no sm oke
curls from the farm house chim
ney, no orchard bloom*, no b leat
ing sheep flock the m ountain side
with w hiteness and n o heifer
low s ill th e tw iligh t.
There is nobody there, there
never were but a m iserable and
sca ttered few^ and th e r e never
will be. lt is a great and terrible
w ilderness thousands of m iifs in
ex ten t and lonesom e to the wild
anim als and birds. Ja!ft to the
stilt visita tion of the light fro»u
the sun, moon nnd stars and the
auroral fires, it is only fit to look
upon and then be given over to it*
prim eval solitarin ess.
But for the living things o f Its
waters,<Lthe cod, salm on and *eal,
which bring thousands of fisher
men to its w aters and traders to
its bleak shores, La'rrador would
be as d esolate ns G reenland. The
tim e is now com ing when, with
good steam ship accom m odations,
the invalid and tourist from the
sta te s will be found spending the
brief but lovely summer here, n ot
w ithstanding its Hf^fteduess and
desolation.
G RASSHOPPERS
IN
DAKOTA
Scourge o f th e S tate Ia T h is In » e c t,
S ays k M a n Whose H o m e I s
in A b t id t « n , S. D .
“Thy scourge of South D akota
is th e g ru s s h o p p i rs , wliicfi travel
in s w a r m s s o v in t t h a t th e y ap
p e a r lik e clo u d
g a in s t th e sky."
ta id H arv e y -1 . 1.’ >w iand, o f A h e r-
•ecn, 8. IE, to the Milwaukee S en
tin e l.
“ A S o u th D a k o ta f a r m e r w ill
w o rk a g a i n s t
long c o n tin u e d
b o u g h t'. Z t-kiies» H htong th e c a t-
'le a n d atty o f th e t h o u s a n d a n d
a e p b tg ii' !- th a t c o n tr ib u t e to Hie
.3 p i c ’s " .'* n c s s o f th e t i l s fe n c e
if a titte r o f th e « c il, l u t w hen th e
41 itsftliopj^i',8 tlcHecnd Upon him
he th io w K up b o th h a n d s a n d c o û
te n t« h im s e lf w ith p ra y e r.
“ A b o u t a y ea; a g o I to o k a n
•arty m o rn 1 g b u g g y rid e o u t o f
VlM'ideeii to t< n e ig h li« 'in g te w a
an d . p a r a in ;’ a c o rn li' bi, .1 lie .t d
a e iirio u » "ik-kang n o is e ,, a« if a
m illio n k n it ti n g n e e d le s w, r e be
ng u sed a t o n c e .
A sl.iu g tu<
h i v e r a i . .it caiiS'-d th is p! r ' tnc
•on. h e to ld m e I h a t th e lie'll w as
a fe s te il w ith n s w a rm o t g ra s «
loppet - w hich hail sw o o p e d d o w n
th a t m o rn in g . •
'**■1 H iv in g li» ''k by t l e sa m e ro a d
th a t n ig h t « ‘ «topper! a t t! e c o :n -
1e!d lo viei.j t h e î e v ; > ;
'.O ft.
It
w a s th e mo ' le s o la tt - i i H e v e r
sa w . E very « talk r f « t,;n d n g
■orn h a d her t « trip p e d c le a n of its
:r e e i i l e a v e < a r t ' sh o o t* a n d th e
«cores of acre* d th ? t-tot u c r e
tin- d. T he a;,! r id n p t h a t fjJtffit-
r 1 o ’.itd do wt.» ; ' o u t . j ,. 1. Tf w
itsc d re d d e H a r t in p ro fit ;;i:d loss,
ill a tt r i b u i n h l d to th e lo iu e io u e
in s e c t* .”
R alr. ert C ay.
A c e le b ra te « ' i¡erni: in t e » s e r ts ,
a f t e r a p a lie n inv<‘» tig a tio n ,,tlia t
th e s l a t h day f th e maOU i* th e
m o a t ra in y of th e w h q le .'8. s o d
f o u r o’e lo k u th e a f t e r u o / n tit*
i^ir.hc*. ¡5cu. ,1 1 lie ¿..y .
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