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S T A G E
T R IP S
le a v e s F lorence M ondays,
of T ilt .
J . W . H a m ilto n j
losecuting A t t o r n e y . . .G e o . M . B ro w n
ORTHERN
Pacific, Ry.
W e d n e s­
day s a n d S a tu rd ay s.
C onnects w ith S te am e r
and
Stage L ine for Coos
B ay.
IN
W hither away» What road, m y friend»
The rover la f u ll o f Are.
But tho peaceful valo whore the wlllowa
bend
la the uighttngale’a desire.
—H arper'« Baaar.
A rrives n t F lorence T u esd ay s T h u r s ­
burg Stage L ine for D rain .
WE LEAD
Ovor tho sea the w h it* «all« fly.
The herona they w ander for.
T lie song la rk no*ra h i the azure eky.
A ud (he petrol» eruea the bar.
days and F rid ay s.
( ................. R. 8. Bean
L g e Second D is tr ic t
L J N E .
H. H. Barrett, Prop’r,
tte
Court j
T O A G IR L G R A D U A TE .
W hither away? Wbat road, my friend»
II Inn fu ll many a tu ru .
Tim flig h t of thi- eMgl. la w tth o o t end.
But I ho w-uod thruah seeks I ho boro.
o «— W ill m ake.------- o
W illia m P . L o rd . R E O U L A R
D A IL Y
Iv ern o r
...11. R. K in c a id . J
Iretary df k'ate
—— Between----
L g u r e r ...............................P h ilip M e tch e n
_
and D fiafl
f t p u b lic I n s tr u c tio n -----G . M . Irw in .
P r in te r ............................ W. H . 1-ceds
L r n e y G e n e r a l............. C . M . I.lle in a n .
L e n to
NO. 10.
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Sept. IG, 1803.
general directory
I
SiinjLA^S ONLY PAPIS.
O P P O R T U N IT Y
S cotts­
Also w ith I
C harges
reasonable.
Poo- clothes cannot mike
you look old. Even pale
cheeks won’t do it.
Your household cares may
be heavy and disappoint­
ments may be deep, but
they cannot make you look
old.
One thin’ docs It and
never {ails.
It is impossible to look
young with the color ot
seventy years ia your hair.
MISS FAITH’S ADVICE.
—
D ry G oods
F a n c y G oods
F u r n is h in g G oods
C lo th in g
Miss Faith sat in close companion-
ibip, as usual, with her familiar spirit,
a piece of crocheted edging. Her touch
opou the mazes of tangled thread was
C O U N T Y OFFICERS-
very gentle, eveu endearing, and her
g
look of oouteut as she held it up and
&
noted its effect as a whole seemed vast­
E. B a n g s ,
P roprietor.'
ly out of proportion to the cause. Miss
,
E
.
O.
P
o
tte
r
.
kilgc
Stage
leaves
Eugene
Mondays,,
Faith was still pretty, with the pathetic
( ............... W . T . Bai
B ailey
beauty held us flotsam from tho wreck
inim issioners
...........H . D . E d w a ard s
Wednesdays and Fridays at G a.
cf years. Her hair was prettier as silver
in.} arriving at Florence the day
L rk ...............................................E . U . L e e
thun it had ever been as brown, and her
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Sleeping
C
ars
¡.eriff....................... w . . . W . W . W ith e rs
eyes, though they hnd lost their vivid
following at 10 a. m.
E le g a n t
glow and eagerness, bad gained a kindly
[easu rer............................. A . S . P a tte r s o n
Returning-stage leaves Flor­
sympathy. Her tenderness had eveu ex­
D
in
in
g
C
ars
isessor.................................... D . P . B u rto n
tended to the crocheting in her hand
ence on Mondays, Wednesdays
and imparted something to that usually
¡liool S u p e r in te n d e n t-----W . M . M iller T o u ris t
1 very impersonal object that her funcy
Sleeping C ars and Fridays at 2 p. ni., arriving
u X 'o r ..
................................................. C . M . C ollier
had »retted into thinking a response
in
Eugene
the
following
day
at
ST. PAUL
oroner .............................. W . I’. C h e s h ire
She passed her hand affectionately over
M IN N E A P O L IS
it now, as the figure of a pineapple,
’ G p. m.
astice of P e a c e ....................C . H . H o ld e n
much conventionalized, repeating itaelf
D
U
L
U
T
H
» s t a b le .................................. ..... A . E v a n s
like history agaiu and again, fell in scal­
FARG O
■ Single faro _ _ _ - 85.00
lops to the floor " It’s most done, ” she
C an t Ite n a rd ln g Stags S stttag .
C R A N D FO RKS
I thought “ I can go back to the oak leaf Jing dreM all ready—it ’s grown yellow
TO
Round trip - . -
- 89.00
Wo hear a great deal of cant talked
In a chest in tbe garret. Bnt after ,
pretty soon. ”
CROOKSTON
Tickets for sale at F. Bangs’
C ITY O F F IC E R S .
A change in the crochet pattern was awhile the laoe took op my trouble by those who insist that the ideal stag*
W IN N IP E G
the chief diversion of Faith’s life, that drop by drop till it was gone, and 1 setting should be a greon baise, whose
livery barn, Eugene, and at O. W.
ran on ns monotonously to the observer oouldn’t tell yon today where it ia So decoration should oonsist of placards in­
H E L E N A ami
permcnently postpones the
H urd’s office in Florence.
as the tune of the famons harper who I’ll teach yon, dear Theae are tho three scribed, "This is a street,” “ This is a
tell-tale signs of age. Used
W \ H . W ca tlicrso n
BUTTE'
■esident...
according to directions it
played upon only ono string. To an ant rolls 1 did in tbe three years, one for house,” “ This ia heaven.” In all this
gradually brings back the
there seems to me something of affecta­
the coming of a stick or a stono may be each. They're yellow now. yon see."
O. W . H u rd
The
Funk
&
W
agnalls
color of youth. At fifty your
Faith opeued one and spread it ont. tion. If Shakespeare’s poetry could be
a great event. It is not hard to under
W in . K y le
hair may look as it did at
>ard of T ru stee s
etnnd how a life thnt consists in taking It was an intricate pattern, very broad. better os more reverently illustrated by
L . C h riste n s e n
TO
fifteen. It thickens tho hair
M . M orris C H IC A C O
infinite puius with many little things “ It's hard to do,” sho said, “ but that such means, I would say, “ Take away
also; stops it from falling
may get its sips of excitement, interest is all the better for the forgetting If those baubles of scenery, of costume and.
out; and cleanses the scalp
W
A
S
H
IN
G
T
O
N
‘Corder............................. J o h n H . M orris
aud novelty from a change in a pattern I'd been a mau, 1 should have gone of archailogieal accessories. ” It waa all
from dendruff. Shall we
Of The
of crochet. The examination of tho work sway to Afriea. I’ve often thought it very w ell for David Garrick to appear
send you our book on the
easurer .................................. J - A. P o n d P H IL A D E L P H IA
Hair and Its Diseases?
appeared to be satisfactory, aud Faith would do a good deal toward making | in a powdered tie wig, a Georgian coat
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
N EW YORK
traim i...............................G . C . C u m p to n
laid it on the table at her side. This ta­ a body forget to aee tbe sun falling ' and silk stockings when he waa imper­
Thu B e t l i d r l o u F l t t .
BO STO N AN D A L L
If you do not obtain all the bene­
ble was devoted to the uses of her art, down like a ball and the lark come as sonating the Thouo of Cawdor, but he-
CO M PLETE
fits you expected from th e m e of
nor was ever profaued by the presence if somebody bad blown out the light. ' created tho effect (which undoubtedly
> Vigor, w rite the doctor about it.
P O IN T S E A S T »»‘I S O U T H
Probably th ere Is »ome dlfflcultr
i of any irrelevant substance. There were But I couldn’t very well, so 1 learned . he did create) not by virtue cf tho in-
S U C C IE N T
SECRET SO C IETIES.
w ith vour general system w nlcn
For Inform ation, tim e curds, maps and tickets
may bd easliv rem oved Address,
rows of spools upon it, drawn np in to crochet. I never gave the lace away, ; correctness of his costume, but in spite
D
lt.
J.
C.
AYEIi.
Low
ell,
Mass.
etc., call o il or w iite
lines like soldiers ready to receive an yon see, because I had worked my trou­ of it. The greater knowledge of historlc-
A U T H O R IT A T IV E
attack, hooks of various sizes lying like ble into it, aud 1 was afraid I thought ' al periods possessed by our theater goers
M c M urphey ,
F. A A. M. F lo re n c e L o d g e N o. 107.
I weapons by their siilo an«i various roll, a long time about it when Alice was cf today, the increased sense of humor,,
Regular so m n iu n ic a tio n on second General Agent. Rooms 2 and 4, Shelton Block,
THE LONE BACHELOR.
i of lace, the finished product of their married, bnt I was afraid it would the demand for luxury, require general
301,865 Vocabulary Terms
EUGENE, OREGON.
1 fourth S a tu r d a y s in e a c h m o n th .
' warfare. Faith regarded them with ap- some way make her aud when she wore aud detailed illuBidti in the appoint­
W
h
a
t
H
e
Th
inks
He
Knows
A
bout
Men,
347 Editors and Specialists
O. W . H uan, W . M.
i proval, but her hand that had laiu upon it. 8o it ’s all here This is the first ments of the stage, and to deny it to
A . D. C H A R L T O N ,
W om en aud Affairs.
533
Readers
fo
r
Quotations
3. K notts , S e c re ta ry .
the table fell away from the accustomed year's—you see I’ve numbered it one— theatergoers is to be affectedly superior
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
A
d
a
m
’s
first
th
o
u
g
h
t
w
as
probably
5000 Illustrations
task, and she sat idle, watching the red and thia is the second's aud this tho to one’s age and belated in the movo-
255 Morrison St. Cor. 3d
that
Eve
was
only
intended
as
a
joke.
P o r t l a n d O r . Cost over $960,000
' ments of tho time. Every artist uses th*
Happiness in married life is like a coal, the shadows tbe lamplight threw third's There’s the throe. ”
Faith handled the rolls over and over, | I material which his geueration places at
i upon the carpet and listening to the
.... __ ________ —-------
Appendix of 47.4^8 E ntries
piece
of
soap
in
a
bathtub.
You
always
A. R. G e n e ra l L y o n s P o s t, N o. 58
; clatter that Mary, her maid of all work, lost for a minuto iu tbe assijciations his disposal. It tbe painter lacked paint
know it was there when yon got in.
meets second a n d f o u rth S a tu rd a y s
Most men would just as lief see a wo- [ was making as a part of the dishwash- ' which they revived Her niece seemed and canvas, ho would content himself
iacli m onth a t 1 :30 p. in.
to have forgotten her own grief for the with the flagstone aud a piece of chalk;
! ing
The fu ll numlrer o f words and term« in
man wear a nose ring as earrings.
J . I. B u t t e r f ie l d , C o m m a n d e r.
“ It’s a kind of jugglery she goes time and waa observing her anut If the musician lacked a Stradivari us,
different
dictionaries
for
the
entire
alphaliet
is
..
J.
0.
FLINT,
Proprietor
Never
believe
a
man
who
says
he
J . L. F u r n is h , A d ju ta n t.
through with those dishes,” thought curiously as she bent over tbe lace.
he would still bo returning to the old
loves you or a girl who says she doosn’t.
as follows: B tobmoxth , 59,0«0; W orchsmtkr
! Faith regretfully, “ a sleight of hand | “ That's a fern pattern, " said Faith 1 tooth comb. But why complain of th*
F lo r e n c io , O r e g o n .
Tlio
woman
that
bugged
a
burglar
105,000; W ebster (international), 125,000; CSH-
performance, to Hee how many tricks ” It's very pretty ” Faith «ut silent for canvas, aud the paint, and the Stradi­
till the police came probuhly wondered
iTUUV, (six volumes.
complete,)
225,000:
she cun ( do before one of them win a time, smoothing ont tbe creases of vari uh ? The increase of pictnreaquenasa
0 . U. W . P e r p e tu a L o d g e, N o. 131, i
why he objected to getting arrested.
but her face did uot cloud, for ; the lace and drawing it ont to its In all tho arts, the complete revolution
OUR AIM—To furnish tlio be STANDARD, over 390,000;
Tho first year a woman is married she : hreak.
meats e v ery ' IBI
1st llUU
and U
3d
L* S a tu rd a - J y s
thinks most of her husband, tbe second 8)10 “““ learned resignation. She bad length. It seemed to have tbe effect of in taste as regards house decoration, the
i m o n th .
at rcasonabe !
M e m b e rs a n d v isitin g accommodation3
surrendered to Mary the dishes and all an enchanter's wand, for it summoned greater culUvation of the eye—all them
Iiren in good I aKinr1in<r
s ta n d in g mA
a re c COrUIttily
o rd ia lly »wvmmvr
cf her liaby and the third of her teeth.
.Sample Tages Free...
tbe rest of the household divinities that old fac«s and scenes at will, and Faith I have tended to what has been contemp­
ited to a tte n d . J . J . A nderson , M .W
prices
Y'beu u girl first tells a man she ;
sho had served so deftly and carefully
. K yle , R e c o rd e r.
lov< s him, she generally says his baud | for years that she might bo more at lei- : grew blind to the little room aud the tuously called the millinery of the
needs of her gneat At last Grace moved drama. —Beerbohm Tree in North A mm-
seemed to her like a touch out of another ,
sure
to
while
away
her
time
in
her
own
ican Review.
impatiently
AGENTS W A N T E D .
world.
i. O. F . I le e e ta L odge N o. I l l , m e e t s
fushiou.
"Yea, yea,” said Faith, like one
The only man who keeps on making j innocent
very W ed n e sd a y e v e n in g in Ixidge
N o t H is I * ; F o r B a ta * W k i» » « * .
Sho wondered, as sho sat staring
a fool of himself in the samo way to the [ dully at thu blaze, how the crocheting awaking, "to forget Thia is the way
w . W. NEELY, Prop’r.
1, F lorence, O re g o n .
B ro th e rs in
Little Johnny was 8 yeswa old. There­
Here
ia
the
old
pattern
I
will
teach
same woman is the jealous man.
1 sta n d in g in v ite d to a tte n d .
fore he could l«jok hack to several
had come to mean so mnch to her aud
E. D. BRONSON & CO,
Tables furnished with all the
T homas J. B o r e s , N. G.
The habit married women have of coold not think for tkx instant, then yon.”
She bustled about, finding thread aud Christmas holidays with a lively re­
C h as . H . V andkkuukg , Sec.
collecting
china
or
teaspoons
is
probably
,
Pacific Coast Agents
membrance of what they were like and
half remembered, saddened a little, lost
delicacies of the season. Wild
a relic of their habit of collecting men. the thread of memory again, recovered needle, seated herself at Grace's side, wbat bad taken place on those festal
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
drew
the
thread
through
her
Augers
When a woman facls intimate enough it aud fell to musing, her elbow resting
‘ game, fish and fruit in season. Best
occasions.
with a man to get careless about the on the table, her check iu her palm aud began her work.
! accomodations for the traveling 933 Market S t.
One of Johnny’e ideae (not original
CHURCH DIRECTORY
"There.” she said after a minuto
way she dresses for him, be is liable to She could hardly believe now that a
w ith Johnny by any means, as many a
So,.,a, Lawyer.* Storied
feel too intimate with her to marry her. certain few years of her life had ever "Do yon see how It's done? it isn't parent can testify) was that it ia a boy's
public. Charges reasonable.
When a woman g«xis to get a cheek really happened. They must have be­ hard. Try It ”
"The moat thrilling Incident I ever
iS B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H , F lo re n ce ,
Grace took tbe needle helplessly mission to make os much noise as pos­
saw in a courtroom,’’ remarked a west­ cashed, she always nets as if she was longed to some other nud wandered
regon. S a b b a th s e rv ic e ; S a b b a th -
"Do
yon think 1 oould forget so, anut?” sible in the world, and in spit* of fre­
ern attorney ilie other day, "was in buying something aud wasn't suro willfully into her own, lor thero was
jl, 10 o 'c lo c k a . m . P re a c h in g 11
quent admonishing and more or less
she
asked
beaitatiugly
<:k a. in. a n d 7 p. in . S a c ra m e n t of
southern Kansas. The senior lawyer of whether she likud it.
, no home for them iu hers or likeness
frequent whippings he pcraeveringly
“
1
did.
”
said
Faith.
L ord’d s u p p e r on 1 st S a b b a th of
When a woman goes to a party, when unto anything they brought Was it so?
the county bur was a distinguished
Grace bad returned to her task and carried out the idea on all occasion*
ary, A p ril, J u l y a n d O ctober,
looking aud courteous gentleman‘of thu she isn't wondering whetht r the men They had gone so utterly, so complete­
made uue or two uwkwurd motions except when ho was asleep.
ybody is w elcom e to a ll th e services.
old school,' who had little patience like her she is wondering whether the ly, and she was happy uow iu her own with tbe needle wheu there came a
Johnny was fulfilling his mission
)r re q u e sts C h r is tia n s to m ak e Tw en tv-th ree
with the joking always goiucou during womeu like her dress.
with more vigor aud enthusiasm than
.
. harmless wuy, far inland, out of all nug at the door
iselves k n o w n .
M
iles
W
est
Tbe pleaanre^the ayemge woman gets
ip( f ghe
Mi„
court recess. He was exceedingly ueai-
1. G. K notts , F a s to r .
" It’s Phil I" exclaimed Grace, spring­ nsnul on Gbristnias morning, bnt no­
of E ugene. sighted, hnt bad a habit of laying his ont of getting Christmas presents is looking vaguely, half wistfully, at tbe ing up
body paid any attention to him except
glasses on the table during his speeches generally balanced by tho fear that she fire when her doorbell rang aud seme
"Grace I” said tbe recreant lover, his Auut Jane, who was visiting John­
to the jnry. Gne day. as his hark was may not lie able to find out Just what one had entered tho room aud was hur­ standing awkwardly by the door, after ny's parents «luring tbe holidays, and
turned toward the other lawyers, Cue sorno of th em c o st.— New York Press.
ATTORNEYS
rying to her sido.
Auut Faith bad admitted him aud bad she finally grew tired of the noise *ud
of them picked up tho glasses, and with
"Aunt Faith," said a girlish, trenin retreated toward her chair Tbcro were said:
New
For
a
Poodle.
u hit of roncilugc. fastened to the Imres
"Johnny, it is very naughty to keep
A southern woninn says that she never Ions voice, “ I've tome to ask you to shume and pleailiug iu bis voice.
pieces of tissue paper which exactly cov­
help mo Mother said you had suffered
Grace ci.ught her bat aud went to up such a din and racktt all the time,
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ered the glass— not particularly notice­ secs a whit«« p«x>dle dressed up with rib­ like this once and yon had learned to
aud if yon don’t stop it 1 shall have to
him without another word.
able, hut at the same time preventing bons and bells and waddling along iu forget, and 1 thought perhaps you could
“ We ll try the crocheting some other speak to your mother about i t ”
vision through them. Soon the owner apathetic content without being instant­ show me the way. ”
"Huh I Wot good'll that do?” aooru-
time. Aunt Faith," said Grace Tbeu
of the glasses came hock to the tablo to ly reminded of a former jiet of her own.
I
Faith looked down upon the slight seeing her uout’a half dazed expression, fully demanded Johnny.
Thia
dog
mysteriously
disappeared,
examine
some
papers
for
reference
in
i
¡e n e,
-
O re g o n
IWfoney Saved
figure crouched there, sobbing, and laid as If she hardly nuderstuod this new de
“ Why, she w ill whip you If yon don't
his address. He put on tho glasses, 1 and although large rewards were offered her baud gtntly upon the brown head,
vclopmeut of affairs, she ran back and ■top, ” threatened the young man’a
»Rooms 7 And 8 M eLnrcn’ s
,
By
looked nt the paper, adjusted them | for bis return nothing was heard from but she did nut understand about the
1 A ttention given to collovtio n« And pr ,
kissed her Grace's face bore uo trace aunt.
aaaiu—and then a pnllor overspread his him.
dai lies a.
P atro n izin g it.
of sadness as she turned to Phil, aud
“ Guess uot I" retorted Johnny w ith
At last one «lny a servant of tho house suffering.
face that was pitiful to sea. He stag­
“ What Is it, Grace?" she naked.
an air of triompb. "Chris’mas ain’t
they went out chatting merrily
brought
him
in
to
his
discouraged
own­
gered to a chair.
“Oh, it’s P bill” she cued. “ He
Fuith listeued till tho Iasi footfall on my duy fcr gittiu whipped. 1 a lie n git
•• ‘My Gtxl, geutlemrn, I am blind! er iu an indescribably dirty aud ubject doeeu t care for me auy more He's tak­
E. O P O TTE R .
Prop.
the
crust bad died away, thru carefully whipped the duy before Chris'mas and
I havp feared it for years, ’ he exclaimed, condition.
Geo. Hale
tbe day after, hut I never do on Ghrlr'-
"Wbero in the world did yon find ing Jennie Thompsou now, and I em it rolled up the lace
. . . . Attorney-at-Law.............
and dropped his head on his hands.
"Hbe tbiukx she's happier," thought maa.” —Harper's Magazine.
him?" she asked with a mixture of de­ hear it Mother said other women bail
•'For
an
instant
the
courtroom
was
to bear such things, but she’d always Faith, "but I’m uot so sure A muu’s
EUGENE, OREGON.
N O T A R I E S .______ hushed. Even the practical joker must light and disgust as the dog biokud np been h«ppy. and 1 could come to you. h«*art is uncertain property, but u cro
T h e U a jlM * T o w » .
have felt remorse at the evident suffer­ st her with malicious, twinkling eyes You could help me," she said, looking
■ 'm e s At the Court House.
A eroes old woman of tong 0 *0
ing of his victim. Before any one could from under a sidled drab fringe of hair. ■p apjiealmgly “ You oould teach me diet u<( Jle, ' us siic laid her hand ap
Declared that «die hated aoiea.
proviugly upon those on thu table, "is
"O h,” replied the man, doing his
speak cr the sb< riff rap for order the
«'Tho town woald 1st mi plcaeaa«. yw> knew,
n . buttolph ,
to
forget.
’’
always
thu
tame.
”
—
bpriugficld
Re
I f only dune wore ao buy»I"
attorney lilted bis bead, took off the best to repress a chuckle, “ I done fonnd
E . E . B E N E D IC T «
"Yes," said Faith slowly
publican
_________
8ho scolded and (lotted about It tlB
glasses aud bad bis sight again. IBs dat Mopaey ’bout a mile from yar,
Then
It
came
back
tuber,
all
her
own
Her oyes grew heavy as lend.
T
h
e
C
o
r
p
«
I
I—
face flushed as be rubbed the tissue pa­ missusl You see, dere was a trifling little story, aud a dim. broken memory
And then o< a auiuh n th a town grew atlH,
?O R N E Y - A T -
The corpse plant is a lemarkable car-
per from the lenses, and be stood up, an
Ä Ä S Ä Ä , » i - «» ü ï « —
For a ll tha bo)a had fled.
1 niverous sp« uu> u that (rows iu the
angry aud excited man.
And all through tho long and dnaiy WraW
•’loren ce. :
: Orceon.
1 cclcuy cf NataL Its principal feature
~ ’If I knew who did that dastardly iiwab all hia window« wid dat dog, but ing to forget
O regon
There wasn't a hoy In vtrrw.
"Poor little girl," whispered Faith, is a b-11 shnpid mouth, with u throat
im o i’s r i 0 ®'
nn/u «eben or |
trick, if I knew who had brought that I rFckou be didn't
Tho huaoball lot, wh«wa they need to we«*,
stroking the lieunttful mass of tangled opsuiug into a hollow stem. It is al­
Youth’« Com-
Waa a sight to make one hlno.
minnte of grief to me,' be broke out, right «lour, uiinaas.
hair "How was it 1 learned to forget!
FRANK B. W ILSON-
The graaa waa growing vu every lass
most black and covered witli a tbick
•I .wear I would kill Mm.’ He left tho ¡anion
BO YEAR«’
Let me think. Yea, 1 remember uow giatiunus sctrcticu, while its odor Is
Aud lliu pallia that tha rnnncra made.
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courtroom, aud the judge adjourned tbe
CXPER'CNCC
For Ihvra woan’t a aonl la all the piaee
Smith—After tryiug for ten long Wait a minnte. dear 1 will show you
v u y offensive. This attracts curriou
session for tbe day. 1 never want any
Who knew bow tho game waa played.
more practical Joking.’’—Detroit Frea years 1 have at lust succeeded iu con­ Faith slipped out of thu room and soon fccning birds to it, m.d once they alight
returned,
bringing
three
rolls
of
»try
Tha eh«-n ieB rotted and went to waato—
vincing my wife that I am p* rfect.
ou it they ore lost. Their claws become
__ ___________
. lorence . - - - <” >E00N Frees
Tborv was no one to «iltrub the Wean
broad crocheted lace
Brown—Are yon sure of it?
entuughd in tbe secretion, toe hell
And nobody hod a «Ingle tnita.
"Can you crochet, Grace?”
Hmith—<K course 1 am. It was only
Watcbca arc adjusted to heat and
H ot « only the birds and baoa.
shaped mouth folds np, and they nr* lit-
"Not veiy much," »aid Grace, won- wuiiy swallowed___________
There wasn’t a majsongor boy, not een
cold by being allowed to stand first in this moruing that she said 1 w a a a per­
T<> a|«ad as such niaaaangara can.
deriugiy
, room heated with dry beat to J20 de­ fect idiot.—Chicago News.
I f prople wanted thrdi vrramta desfeo.
T h e ilssMrtme««.
"W ell, I will tench you This is the
Diem"«
crees
and
then
in
«»Id
aton.ge,
baiug
They aaot for a mnsaagor man.
. . . . -
COFVUIOMTfl A e ­
“ 1 iniqxste yon took in the Bowery
way 1 learned to target The needle
Sym pathy.
regulated after aael; treatmeuL
r o n . «.n d1n ( a «Srtrh • n,,^*"^E 'J,'ï',“ îa
dips in and out, amt the suuligot and when yon were in New York ami lis­ T ie r s waa little . 1 ween. oZ frolic end asms
Hr « •'.n a in oar opinino iras whMaer((^
"
I’m
renlly
sorry
for
Ploddin,"re­
«Miln*“« snn A*» » »••i
There wua leas of chiwr end mirth.
iW-.n i. nmhahly natentahl«. Cnmm .
firelight sinus on It, aud the lace grows tened to the delightful Ghimuiie Fadden
marked young Mr. Ilapplgo
wruUz ^wigSantfaL H anSbn«»
Carmi« •
Tho »ad okl town alnco it iaakxd Its beys
dialect?"
and
ia
no
pretty,
aud
it
brings
«xiuitort
w „TX O -sxvsaxL TaC ’ TwnaTRV rsasosa I k
"Why?” inquired this friend.
Waa the drear leal pho« 0» earth.
B e S S E S F -
S»nd m '«'''.
‘ on r f«* «""
“ I did, but I didn't bear any of the
T1 m > pour okl woman t«i<on lo wrep.
"I a«ked him to lend me $10, and he Wheu I began. I conldu t see the needle
M M U b lt irasa f <
t«« -n m , w t o Ob>
Than
woke w ith n andriaa stream. .¿ M a
dialect.
1
don't
believe
the
illiterate)
—oh,
how
long
ago
that
»s'—for
the
’- . ’ n Ü tb«
2 V. B
...
’’ '!■, O T
•* T
“* m*
only had 75 cents. 1 can't help feeling
me,” she «Tied, 'I her« t»wi
Sn ratrnt. • with
I "Dear
tiara That waa when 1 kuew he would creatures have reed the book nt all.
sorry
for
a
ini.ii
who
««illy
has
IS
«Ants.
And. oh, what a hat rid fli «
m »,'
‘
e J Ä " j« e r t£
I
uevei couto agaiu, and 1 bad uiy wed Vinciuuatl Luquircr.
“ c"
& CO.
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