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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER T he paper that give» you w hat you w ant to read PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY One year,_______________ $1.50 Six months,--------------------- »75 Advertising rates on Application oooooooooooooooooooooooooo “ P O R K B A R R E L ” R O A D B U IL D IN G . W hen e n th u s ia stic ad v o cates of ro ad s from all p a rts of th e co u n try m eet In convention It is in e v ita b le th a t a n u m b e r o f ill considered p lan s should be proposed, p la n s th a t w ould do fn r m ore barm th a n good to th e cause. One of th e se is th e proposition th a t th e fed eral g o v ern m en t should vote a n Indefinite n u m b er of m illions fo r th e w ork an d place th e money in th e h a n d s o f th e local au th o rities. T h a t sim ply m eans d ividing it am ong th e co n stitu en cies th a t have re tu rn ed congressm en w ith a pull. It is th e old rtv ers an d h arb o rs plan, w hich h as w asted more m illions o f public m oney th a n would suffice to build a road from D etroit to New O rleans and keep It In re p a ir fo r tw e n ty years, not to speak of laying ou t a g rassy boulevard s trip and a footw alk on e ith e r sid e of it. T h is money h as been d e lib e ra te ly shoveled Into little h arb o rs th a t w ere n ev er h eard o f before and th a t w hich n ev er sh eltere d a n y th in g bigger th a n a tu g or a fishing b o a t —B e tte r Roads. For the Children Leopold of W ould Bo Belgium A ir M an. POINTS THAT DENOTE TOWN PLANNING IN A GOOD DAIRY COW FOREIGN CITIES Pure White Indian Runners. Were awarded all prizes at the Eugene Poultry Show. Some fine pairs, trios and breeding pens for sale at a bargain if tak en soon. Eggs for hatching. W. B. F in n e y , Cottage Grove, Ore. F o r th e mun who m u st buy cow s It is difficult, even a fte r y ears of experience an d w ith a thorough know ledge of the , |D . Q U IL L E N , E d ito r a n d M a n a g t r good p oints of a p rim e m ilker, to pick th e good ones every tim e w ith o u t some E n tere d as second-class m a tte r Jan u ary so rt of w h a t you m ight call "personal 25, 1913, a t th e p o st office a t C ottage a c q u ain tan ce” w ith th e beast, w rites a G rove, O regon, u n d er th e Act of M arch correspondent of th e F a rm Jo u rn al. 3, 1879. W e all know th a t form goes w ith function in large degree, an d unless the T H E M A N B E H IN D T H E P L O W . ow ner Is wlJliug to sell th e cow on a In an A rtic le P a tric k Abercrom bie A bly Epitom izes W h a t the Principal g u aran tee or you hav e a chance to see They sing about the glories of European Nations H ava Contributed her m ilked once o r tw ice th e only way to Judge of her q u alities and conse to the Science of C ity M aking. the man behind the gun, q u en tly h e r value Is to look h er ovei And the books are full of stories An o p p o rtu n ity to learn bow A m eri The Electric Power Press that Prints The critically from th e sta n d p o in t o f the Leader. of the wonders he has done; can city plan n in g com pares w ith th a t of o th e r n atio n s is afforded by an a rti All the new s o f C o tta g e There’s something sortof thrilling cle by P a tric k A bercrom bie of L iver Grove and Sou th L ane in the flag that’s wavin’ high, pool, published In th e T ow n P lan n in g C ounty w orth reading. And it makes you want to holler R eview . It is im possible to p rin t his No exaggeration , no h ot when the boys go marching by; p a p e r in full.’ a m a tte r of reg ret, a s It p resen ts an In terestin g an aly sis of air, no fulsom e self-praise But when the shoutin’s over and w h a t each n atio n us a nation h as con ju st plain, sim ple facts. the fightin’s done, somehow, trib u te d to th e stu d y o f tow n planning We find we’re still dependin’ on an d city organization. T he sta te m e n ts as to foreign n atio n s may he th u s sum on the man behind the plow. tn arlzed : G erm an y ’s tow n planning com pe Neat, Business-Like Job Printing In all the pomp and splendor of oooooooooooooooooooooooooo tence. a s It h as been called, has lieen an army on parade, in h erited fo r generations. P ractically A d a ir y cow o f fine p ro m is e is And through the awful darkness P. 0. D EP A R T M EN T every G erm an tow n bus, a s a m a tte r of th e p u re b red H o ls te in h e re p ic tu red . S he co m es fro m a fa m ily of course. Its p lan druw u in advunce, that the smoke of battle made, A D M IN IS T R A T O R S N O T IC E P rin ce Leopold, h e ir to th e th ro n e ot g r e a t m ilk p ro d u c e rs a n d Is n am e d AND GOOD ROADS Belgium , d o e sn 't c a re v ery m uch ab o u t upon w hich th e utm ost cure and N otice is hereby given th a t by an o r In the halls where jewels glitter L in d e n wood N u d ln e J o h a n n a . A t th o u g h t a re expended. U nlim ited tim e d er of the county co u rt o f Lane co u n ty , th e a g e of o n e y e a r, te n m o n th s his p ro sp ects a s a ru le r; h e w ould and where shoutin’ men debate is given to it. T he grow ing of cities, O regon, duly made and entered of r e c a n d s e v e n te e n d a y s th is cow p ro m uch ra th e r be an a e ro n a u t T he d u ced 20.50 p o u n d s o f b u tte r In se v to se p a ra te m an u facto ries from real ord th e 7th day of iFebruary, 1914, in th e In the places where the rulers deal It Directs Co-operation W ith A u th ors y o u n g prince, w ho is besides. D uke of en d a y s , a g r e a t re c o rd f o r a se n io r tiea For im provem ent. deuces an d to divide residential a reas m a tte r of the estate of Janies H en ry Mc out honors to the great, y e a rlin g . H e r o w n e r Is G. W. R is B ra h a u t, w as th irte e n la st N ovem ber so th a t th e fu rth e r from th e c en te r the F arlan d , deceased, the un d ersig n ed D. G. in g o f F a y e tte . O. A s th e p h o to a n d is a very ro b u st a n d handsom e lad. There’s not a single person who’d fe w e r th e houses will be; th e conver M cFarland, was duly appointed execu g r a p h sh o w s, s h e is a w ell fo rm e d Good ro ad s m ovem ents th ro u g h o u t F o r som e tim e he has tak e n th e keen a n im a l o f th e d a ir y ty p e , w ith un sion of fortifications Into w ide ‘Ting- to r w ith the will annexed of said estate. be doin’ business now, All persons having claim s ag ain st said th e co u n try a re to have su b s ta n tia l e s t in te re st in dying, b u t a s y e t his u d d e r of e x c e p tio n a l d e v e lo p m e n t s tra s s e s ;’’ th e carefu l an d ad m irab le estate are hereby req u ired to p resen t Or have medals, if it wasn’t for su p p o rt from th e postotllce d e p a rtm e n t fa th e r. K ing A lbert, has re fu sed to f o r so y o u n g a cow. p reserv atio n o f th e an cie n t cen te rs of them duly verified as required by law the man behind the plow. F irst A ssista n t P o stm a ste r G eneral g ra tify his h e a rt’s desire. B efore he cities; th e recognized value o f ucquir to said executor a t the law office of A lta R oper has notified otficinlly p o stm as w as s e t on being au a v ia to r he was a Judge w ho assu m es th a t points of o u t iu g larg e tra c ts of land outside the K ing, C ottage G rove, O regon, w ithin We’re a-buildin’ mighty cities te rs of all classes th a t "It Is th e desire p o e t B u t his y o u u g er b ro th e r C harles. w ard ap p earan ce in d icate th e in w ard tow n, w hich in S tra ssh u rg am o u n ts to six m onths from the d ate of this notice. D ated a t C ottage G rove, O regon, t his and we’re gainin’ lofty rights, of th e d e p a rtm e n t th a t they co-operate C o u n t o f F lan d ers, a n d his little sister, characteristics. 304 sqifure y a rd s l>cr in h ab itan t an d in P rin c e ss M arie, m ade so m uch sport Ulm to three-fifths o f its to ta l area; 16th day of February, A. D. 1914. We’re winning lots of glory and w ith s ta te a n d county a u th o ritie s in th e of H e re a re th e m ain points In a good d . g . m cfa rla n d , his p roductions th a t he g av e up e p ractice o f holding com petitions in E x ecu to r, we’re settin’ things to rights, en d eav o r to im prove th e co ndition of w ritin g verse. P e rh a p s in a few more m ilker from th e p o in t of view o f a s th tre e t design fo r new a reas and th e im y ea rs. If som e new fa d does n ot catch stra n g e r, w ho m u st use his eyes solely: p o rta tio n of th e g arden su b u rb Idea We’re showing all creation how th e public roads. Summons. “T h e d e p a rtm e n t’s a tte n tio n .” con him . he m ay have a n a e ro p la n e of bis H ead sm all an d clean c u t; m uzzle from E ngland a re declared to be th e the world’s affairs should run; large; fo reh ead s tra ig h t o r concave; tin u e s Mr. Roper, "h a s been a ttra c te d own. neck long an d th in , b u t n o t sc raw n y ; strik in g c h a ra c te ristic s of G erm an city In th e C ircuit C o u rt of th e S tate o f O r Future men will gaze in wonder to p ro clam atio n s Issued from tim e to horns so m ew h at sm all; eyes b rig h t and planning. As to housing Mr. A ber egon iu an d for Lane C ounty. at the things we have done, I f the Shoe Fits. tim e by th e g o v ern o rs o f s ta te s desig C. P. D evereaux an d F'. A. T ripp, p rom inent; sho u ld ers th in ; loin broad, crom bie says: F o r th is g a m e h av e each child re “On the whole, us com pared w ith the And they’ll overlook the feller, n a tin g c e rta in d ay s as good roads Plaintiffs. h u t not thickly lies bed, as in b eef c a t m ove his shoes a n d place th em in u tle; th ig h s th in ; hind q u a rte rs long, a d v a n ta g e of th e E nglish one fam ily d ay s, and p o stm asters, a s rep re se n ta A gainst just the same as we do now, tlv es in th e ir co m m u n ities o f th e n a big box h av in g a lid th a t can be p a r an d stro n g ; fiank high; legs sh o rt house s e t In an unrelieved m onotony H arry H astings, -------- H astings, Who’s the whole concern’s foun tional g o v ern m en t, a re ex p ected to tially rem oved. W hen all a re In mix deep his wife, R ichard B. D ickinson, and w ide a p a rt; ta il long, slim and o f d reary streets, G erm any has the -------- D ickinson, his w ile; o r dation—that’s the man behind m an ife st as a c tiv e an In te re st In th is th em th o roughly a n d th e n h av e the loosely jo in te d ; fra m e m arkedly w edge te n e m e n t b a rra c k in r. w ide street, th e unknow n heirs at law of said m ovem ent ns Is c o n siste n t w ith the ch ild reu each d m w tw o shoes from the shaped from nil d irectio n s; u d d er set w ith som e park, play space o r prom e H arry H astings and R ichard B. the plow. p ro p er p erfo rm an ce of th e ir official d u box. T h ese he m u st p u t on w hether broadly, high up behind, sq u a re an d n ad e a lw ay s a t hand. T here is an ab D ickinson, if eith er or b o th are —S. E. Kiser, in New England ties.” they fit him o r not. und th u s shod he Is high up on abdom en, not loose, p en d u sence of m eanness und an in sisten ce on deceased; Also all o tn e r persons to follow th e lender w h e re v e r he may lous or fleshy; m ilk veins larg e an d th e ch eerfu ln ess of city life in th e beer o r parties unkuow n claim ing any Farmer. go. Som e w ill be w earin g tw o rights, prom inent; ch est deep an d w ith w ell g arden, m unicipal band, etc. Some se rig h t, title, estate, lien or in te r COST O F DRAGGING ROADS. som est in th e real estate described e tw o lefts, som e shoes in w hich sp ru n g rib s; belly larg e an d deep; te a ts rious a tte m p t Is m ade a t stu d y in g the in th e com plaint. Cunning Birds. th ey can only g e t th e ir toes and some m edium sized, evenly placed an d w ide a r t of city life.” C. F. C h at« of N o rth Dakota A g ric u l T o H arry H a s tin g s ,---------H astin g s, shoes m uch too larg e fo r them . The a p a rt. A fleshy udder, fine to touch T h e genius of th e F rench nation has Tlie canning of rooks, crows and tu ra l College Givaa E stim ate*. wife, R ichard B. D ickinson a n d ----- magpies is marked at nesting time, A t th e hom e furm In so u th e a ste rn leader m ay go up o r d o w nstairs, w hen em pty a n d re ta in in g th e size been d irected to w a rd the physical con his D ickinson, h is wife, o r th e unknow n th ro u g h a d a rk e n e d c e lla r o r over an d form a fte r m ilking, in d icates a stru c tio n of th e to w n ra th e r th a n its and the keeper who would shoot N eb rask a, w rite s P ro fesso r C hase, heirs at law of th e said H arry H astings them by hiding within shot of their th e re Is a stre tc h o f road a h a lf m ile In c h airs a n d stools w ith his ev e r lessen tendency to Inflam m atory troubles. organ izatio n o r social study aud to and R ichard B. D ickinson if e ith e r or g b an d o f follow ers, fo r m any will T h e sk in should be clean an d thin, w a rd th e m ore m onum ental an d a rc h i both are deceased; Also all o th er persons nests may wait for hours in vain if length th a t w e have drag g ed for aeven lu fall by th e way. W hen tim e is called free from tin» ribs und w ith a fresh te c tu ra l asp ects of th e form er. P aris or parties unknow n claim ing any rig h t, the birds have seen him approach, color; h a ir flue, thick and sh o rt; tem is th e school of E urope fo r form al title, estate, lien or in te re st in the real th e one n e a re s t him w in s th e prize. as they seldom fail to do. The peram en t a c tiv e an d docile; large m onum ental to w n p lan n in g both In its estate described in the com plaint, D efendants. birds will watch from the top of a feeder. older w ork—such as th e boulevards, T ha W e a rin g of H ats. In the nam e of the S tate of O regon: T h e m ain points In selecting good v istas an d g a rd e n s a n d sq u a re s—and tall tree until they see the enemy go Je w s w e a r th e ir h a ts In th e sy n a d airy cow s a re the large, w ell balanced in th e m ore re c e n t w ork o f H auss- You are hereby required to appear and away, when they will return to the gogues. T h e F rie n d s also s it covered answ er the com plaint filed iu said co u rt udders, th a t a re not fleshy; th e large, mann. nest in full confidence. ag ain st you iu the above en title d s u it d u rin g th e offering o f p ray ers, w hich room y bodies, show ing in th e first case H a u ssm a n n 's m odernization of P aris, w ithin six weeks from the d ate of th e Hut they may be tricked easily. a re sa id aloud. a n am ple lalio rato ry fo r th e fo rm atio n in its com prehensive g rasp o f traffic, first publication of th is sum m ons in th e F o rm erly it a p p e a rs th a t th e custom Let two men with a gun go to of milk an d in th e la tte r case a cap aci hygiene, lig h t an d air. Is th e m ost C ottage G rove Leader an d if you fail so In th e C hurch of E n g lan d w as fu r th e gether to stand beneath a rooks’ ty fo r ta k in g cure o f larg e a m o u n ts of b rillia n t piece of tow n plan n in g in the to answ er for w ant thereof, plaintiffs w ill men to s it covered d u rin g serm on time. nest. Away go the nesting birds. feed. w orld. I t has, how ever, to be confess ta k e ju d g m en t against you us prayed for In a n old book it Is a sse rte d th a t in th e ir com plaint, tow it: T h a t th e ir Then let one man take his depar Such a re not alw ay s profitable cows, ed th a t it does n o t com plete th e circle, w hen R ich ard Cox. bishop of Ely. died b u t they u sually are. C ow s a re sel though It tra v e rse s th re e -q u a rte rs of title to the west h a lf of the southeast ture, while the other waits in hid In 1581 a n d w ns buried in Ely c a th e dom profitable th a t give less th a n 250 it, h u t from a sociological standpoint q u a rte r of section six teen , tow nship ing. The birds will return prompt tw enty south, range four west of th e dral th e co ngregation, a very g re a t pounds of b u tte r in tw elv e m onths. ly, as if they thought that both he h ard ly considered th e question of W illam ette M eridian, E ig h ty acres of one. sittin g in th e c h o ir to b ear th e th e In h a b ita n ts a p a rt from th e stre e ts land in Lane county, O regon, lie confirm fu n eral serm on, nil covered. men had gone.—Youth’s Compan E v ely n in ll‘>04 m entions In his d iary an d public life. R ecreation is fain tly ed and q u ieted , th a t you and each of Ago of C attle. ion. you be forever barred and estopped from th a t he h ad c a u g h t a sev ere cold by T h e c a lf w hen born h as tw o p a irs of th o u g h t of. having o r claim ing any rig h t, title or Hinging off his h a t a t din n er. Incisors; th e < tiler tw o p a irs a p p ear F ra n c e c an n o t be tw itte d today w ith E x p lic it Directions. in terest in or to said lands or any p a rt T he h a t, th erefo re, w as very much d u rin g th e first m onth, soys P ro fesso r neglect of social conditions. H e r tw o thereof adverse to plaintiffs’ title . The saleswoman at the ready to m ore p o p u lar In u n d e n t tim e s th a n it G. E. M orton of th e C olorado e x p eri housing law s of 1894 an d 1900 a re a d T his sum m ons is served by publica wear millinery counter said some is now. P a ris possesses w h a t is tion thereof once each week for six suc m ent statio n . W hen a call’ is eighteen m irable. thing must be done. Nine out of m onths old It lose« th e m iddle p a ir of probably th e finest In stitu tio n in Eu- cessive w eeks in th e C ottage G rove D H A G O IN O A C O U N T R Y R O A D . ten women who wished to try on T ric k W ith Numbers. m ilk Incisors nud grow s a p e rm a n e n t ro|ie fo r th e scientific historic stu d y of le a d e r, a new spaper p rin te d and pub huts could not tell without bother years. O nly once d u rin g th is period Tell y o u r frie n d s to th in k of a n u m p air. T he nex t pair, one on each side, a to w n —th e B ihliotheque H isto riq u e lished a t C ottage Grove, O regon, by or d er of the H onorable L. T . H arris, ju d g e ing her which was the front or the has th is road been w orked w ith a n y ber. m u ltip ly by 0, d ivide by 3, add is replaced a t tw enty-seven m o n th s of de la Ville de P aris. of said court, m ade and en tered on th e th in g h u t th e d rag . T w o y e a rs ago th e 40. d iv id e by 2; th e n let him nam e th e nge, th e th ird p a ir a t th irty -six side or the buck of a hat, and she side d itc h e s w ere cleaned w ith th e E ngland is declared to have m ade one 2nd day of F ebruary, and th e first p u b li re su lt a n d you can tell him th e num m onths of age, th e fo u rth o r outside g re a t contribution, b u t g enerally to cation hereof was m ade on th e 10th d ay didn’t have time ^o answer all their com m on road grader. her he th o u g h t of. T h e m ethod Is p a ir a t forty-fl ve m ouths. T h e tim e of huve been hnckw ard. Traffic conven of February, 1914. (fl0-m 24) questions. A ca re fu l record o f th e tim e ta k e n to M ultiplying by C an d div id in g by 3 A. E. W heeler , The manager said he would sec to keep th is road drnggi-d has l>een kept, gives tw ic e th e n um ber. Add 40 and a p p earan ce of th ese incisors varies ience an d m onum ental q u alities have it. He did. lie put up a sign which and for th e first five y e a rs It ru n s as you have tw ic e th e n u m b e r plus 40. w ith in ra th e r n arro w lim its, so th a t alike been larking. Attorney for Plaintiff T he norm al su b u rb an developm ent we a re nble to tell th e age of young enabled ladies to get their own hats follow s: D ivide by 2 a n d you have once the c a ttle fairly act u rately . T h e c a lf also consists In v a st a re a s covered w ith on straight and saved the saleswo T w o trip s fo r one m an and one n u m b e r plus 20; hence. If you su b has a tem p o rary se t of m olars w hich m onotonous tw o sto ry houses a t th e Valuable coupons with pur man from nervous prostration and team req u irin g one h o u r's tim e fo r one tr a c t 20 from th e re su lt he gives you. a re la te r replaced w ith p erm an en t ra te of fo rty to fifty-six to th e acre. chases at the West Side Grocery. d rag g in g Is th e b asis tak en . T h e first an increase in salary. It said: y e a r we drag g ed It fifteen tim es, th e you w ill h a v e th e n u m b e r he first ones, but they a re not considered in T his may be considered as a m ore a ir h ealthy ty p e of developm ent th a n th e “Take notice! Price tags are second th irte e n , th e th ird seventeen, th o u g h t of. e stim a tin g th e nge of the anim al. foreigu ten em en t, b u t It resu lts in a placed at the front of all hats in th e fo u rth tw elv e an d th e fifth fo u r 2 0 Acres.—A Snap. soul depression m an ifested ex tern ally Ssvsd by Boy Scouts. this store.”—New York Times. teen tim es, or seventy-one d rag g in g s o f Spoiling C alves’ Udder*. In a d ra b an d d reary existence, m ore A recen t fire In th e S to d d ard B ap one hour’s tim e d u rin g five years. A com m on had re su lt o f sucking Two miles from Cottage Grove; A N a tu ra l Fortress. T his a t 30 c e n ts an hour fo r m an and tis t hom e a t G arfield H eights, n e a r am ong calves Is spoiling o f udders te rrib le th a n disease. W ith th e excep In the northern part of Mada team Is $4 20 a y e a r for th e h a lf mile. W ashington. D. C.. en d an g ered th e la te r on from g arg et and sim ilar tro u tion perh ap s of th e blocks o f New York 6 acres cleared; two acres of th e sev en teen aged in m ates. th ere can be no eonglom ernnce o f h a b gascar is the most remarkable F o r n m ile It w ould be $8 52 a n n u a l lives bles, say s Dr. A. 8. A lexander. Milk prunes; 1-2 acre loganberries; o f m ain tenant-«. A nother road In A p a rty o f hoy sco u ts from A nacustia. fed calves confined to a pen o ften learn itatio n s m ore d istressfu l th an th e e a st natural fortress in the world. It is cost end o f London. family orchard, pretty bungalow, th e Im m ediate vicinity cost less th a n on a m arch In th e neighborhood, c a r occupied by a wild tn b . who call $10 per tnlle an n u ally . T h e soil Is not ried o u t th o se w ho w ere III. crippled th e vicious h a b it of sucking one a n I t is in th e garden-village-city-suburb themselves the People fi the Rocks. q u ite a s heavy ns Red riv e r soli, h u t and infirm from age. All th e Inm ates o th er’s udders. W here th is ta k e s place idea th a t E ngland has m ade Its c o n tri good barn and outbuildings; It alm o st Invariably h appens th a t the bution. T h is m ovem ent is too well spring water piped to barn and The fortress is a lofty and pre th e ra in fa ll Is a little m ore th a n th irty w ere negroes. udder w ill in tim e secrete m ilk, and know n to need recapitulating. house. For quick sale will sell cipitous rock of enormous size, 1,000 inches. A case la noted In l*ubtlc such milk sours, clots and leads to A V acuum Abhorrsd. feet high and eight square miles Roads B ulletin 48. U nited S ta te s d e for price of the land. See Hem- g a rg e t (Inflam m ation of th e u d d er or W h at ts th a t w hich a y o u n g girl •M"i m u i - i- i- i 11 1 : i M- i -H - 1 M ■ in area. Its sides are so steep that p a rtm e n t of n grtcnlture. w h ere th e m am m itls o r m astitis). T h is will b enway & Lockwood at once. o f sim ilar m ain ten an ce o f roads looks for. b u t does n o t w ish to find? it cannot be climbed without arti cost P R O G R E S S O F S O C IA L C E N new s to m nny a m an w ho h as not been In A rk an sas w as $11 per mile. S ta te A bole In h e r stocking. ficial means. Within it is hollow, E ngineer G e rh a rt o f K an sas p u ts th e TERS. a close observer, b u t w e know It to be and the only entrance is by a sub ra n g e o f cost for d rag g in g a t from $4 a fac t T h e Frost F siry . O V E R « 5 Y EA R S * H ow slow ly th e us« o f public terranean passage.—St. James’ Ga- to $10. I w o n d e r w h o s it s up s l l n ig h t. E X P E R IE N C E school buildings ns social cen ters aette. T he coat for North D akota should Cholera a F ilth Diaaaaa. A ll n ig h t In th e c o ld an d rain. grow s is show n strikingly in a not be over $10 p er mile, w hile In most T o m a k e th e lit tle s ta r e o f Ice If it w ere n o t for hog cholera pork T h a t s tic k to th e w in d o w p an e. case* it w ould be m uch less, th e cost •Kakoapsaro’s Last lllnaaa. ra isers w ould l>e living in th e lap of ! ; recen t Rage foundation pam phlet. T h e s ta r * o f Ice a n d tin y fern a. luxury. T h e tim e w ill com e w hen > • In all th e U nited S tates only 529 According to a tradition handed depending upon th e c h a ra c te r o f the J u s t lik e a ll th e fe r n s t h a t g r o w th ere will be no m ore excuse fo r hog ! I scboolhouses a re used fo r polling D o w n b y th e su m m e r w ood, e x c e p t down by Ward, the vicar of Strat »oil. th e rain fall, traffic and g ra d e A s places d u rin g election. a v erag e for all d irt roads I would cholera th a n f ir th e hum an cholera, T h a t t h e s e a r e m a d * o u t o f sn o w . ford, Shakespeare's last illness was an Yet th e so called political uses place th e a n n u al eoat o f m ain ten an ce th a t u n til a cen tu ry o r so ago period T rade M arks I’v e b lo w n on th e m u n til th e y m e lt a fever brought on by a “merry a t $7 50 per m ile <w $400.740 to d ra g In D is io n s o f scboolhouses a re com ing to ically d e v a sta te d E urope an d America. R ig h t d o w n th e lo n g w in d o w p a n e, C o p yr ig h ts A c . meeting” with Drayton and Ben a sa tisfa c to ry m an n er th e r o a d s In be th e te s t of full com m unity use B oth a re essen tially filth disease*. N e x t m o r n in g w h e n I c o m e to lo o k A n v e e s aendtnf a r k a f r h a n d d ra r r lp ttn n m s s »ol'-klY aa p e rta in o n r o p in io n fra « w h a th a r a n Jonaon. Another authority, llalli- N orth D akota one year. o f the com m unity's house. In T h e y a r e s h in in g th e r e a g a in ! S o m e f a ir y w ith h er s c is s o r s c o m e * m any a school w here d eb ate s well-Phillips, says that the great T h e to ta l ex p en d itu re on public W h e n I a m a s le e p . I kn ow . W a rm tha Frosty Bits. and m usleales a re w elcom ed a poet died of typhoid, cauaed by the roads o f N orth D akota o u tsid e of A n d c lip s th e lit t le s ta r e o f Ice T hese a re th e d ay s w hen th e hum an? •pm a» m ttim , wit h o s t chara«. Is t b s tow ns In 1011 wna $081.540 | f p ro p group o f men m ay not get dow n A n d th e tin y fe r n s o f sn o w . filth and bad drainage about New d riv e r slw a y s w arm s th e bridle before erly org an ised an d If th e people w ere to grips w ith th e ir tax ra te o r I d on t s o e h ow s h e c u ts th em o u t place. Like nearly everything else educated w e could properly m a in ta in be h arn esses his horse. A little w arm S o s tr a ig h t In th e d a r k - d o youT — stre e t cleaning If they fo reg ath er A tiandsowrlT nhw*r«»»d w*»kt*. Hu___ l a r r a t Hr about Shakespeare, the question of our e a rth road w ith present road fu n d A m i n e v e r n ip s a s in g le le a f w a te r shonld alw ay s be poured ovei rotation o f any artcnuBe to c •Mr. ~ ' as partisans. ; fnor in.iniha, l i . 8oM Or c u te a n y s ta r In tw o the character of his last illness can and b a r# $230.800 left for bridges, new th e hit before It Is place ■( In th e horse’» — V o i i n s C om p aa t ■ h - h - i - i - h - i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II i i - h mouth. be answered onlr coniecturall» construction, etc. What Germany, England and Franco Have Done. INTERESTING COMPARISONS. T h e Le a d e r. P atents Scientific A m e ric a n .