Independence enterprise., May 16, 1895, Image 4

SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. ffitfZ ZZZ
,ii)u j b.i ihr iv.ik loiuiiy iVH.iM-r a- time which the school has been 111
session. I have it very Rood Jo"
portmcnt, and find this a very
pleasant place to toacli.
L. M. Mtrkay, Teacher.
MH'tHtlolt, Nttil fUVlll-ll tU lllU ll MIIWIlll'lll
111 Ul rillllll' HehlHllH.
MUIKK 11 Y I'KUK. T. A. HAYfcS,
ludvpondi-iH-, Orrgou.
All coimmmlctUina rvlntlii to IliW work
inul bo diliv-U lu tiie vttltur lit thUUw
1'olW County Teacher Associ
lion met l Uethel Mny 11, and
whs called to order at 11 o'clock by
J'rri. Heyiioldj. Tho program was
iegun witli n greeting wmg by 1G
t,f the school pupils.
"A I 'lea for tho Pupil'' was n
tieat little paper hy Mrs. Taggart
who holds tho teachers profession
Bfcond to none. Teachers spend
three time as much lime with
pupils as tho parent, twenty-four
:times us much as the preacher and
.therefore should he tho highest
educator both intellectually and
morally. A a rule teachers can
'not be made.
Mis Anna Powell being absent
Prof. Key nolds opened tho dis
icussion of spelling, lie thinks we
haye too much of written spelling.
1 Pres. Chapman thinks, that as
pupil are psycologieally divided
into two classes, the eye minded
and the ear minded, by using
either method exclusively we ig
nore aUut one half of the class.
A very pleasing quartette was
then sung by some of the llethel
people and the discussion was con
tinued by Mrs. Taggart, Messrs.
Parker, Curnutt, Fulkerson and
lleynoldj. By motion Prof. Rey
nolds was requested to relate the
experience of ' Dodd" Weaver with
Amos Wapps.
After a song the association ad
journed for dinner and too much
cannot be said for the hospitality
of the Bethel people. A large
bower had been prepared under
. which the table fairly groaned be
neath turkey, cake, six decked pies
and all other such things that
make the hungry pedagogue de
flare that h is good to be here.
At 1:23 Supt. Hutchinson and
res. Campbell hove in sight
,dirtier but wiser men, for they had
pent the time since t) a. in. en
deavoring to persuade picyeles to
take them from Dallas to Bethel.
After many congratulations on
their success (?) at wheeling they
ivere fed and the association con
tinued its work.
Five little girls sang a very
pretty song, after which l'rof.
Parker introduced the subject of
geography. He says that geography
includes more than memorizing
capes, bays, counties, capital.-", etc.
The child has already studied
geography when he comes to school.
The child iu his first lessons should
be taught tho school ground and
district. Geography should be
taught on a broader basis than our
.1 I i-T 1,1 - -A.
fextoooKS give, onouiu gei, Beieo
Jions from newspapers, etc.
The association then listened to
a well rendered solo, '"Indian Sum
mer" by Miss ltuby lieese.
Pres. Campbell then suggested
that we nctd more library in school
Jo supplement our geography work.
Tres. Chapman said that a lead
er should always teacn oy wny a
thing is so. Example, Why does
the Willamette river rise in the
Three Sisters; why does it How
north: whv is the Willamette val
ley fertile; why is Portland 12 miles
from the Columbia?
Miss Lizzie Richardson then re
cited the Doctor's story after which
Prof Reynolds read his paper on
"Myths and Fairytales" which was
so full of good, that by vote it was
requested for publication in these
columns.
A motion song by ten little girls
was an admirable exhibition of
what may be done with small
pupils by proper direction.
Pres. Chapman took a few min
ntes to explain the University of
Oregon and its workings.
Moved and carried that the next
meeting be held iu Dallas the
third Saturday in October. Mov
pd and carried that a vote of
thanks be tendered the people for
their hospitality and attendance at
this meeting. Moved and carried
Jhat a committee of three be ap
pointed to report at the next meet
jng on an outline work for next
year Supt. Hutchinson, Pres.
Campbell andProf. Iiayes were
app.qjnted such committee and the
association adjiurned by motion.
W. I. Reynolds, Pres.
L. L. Swaxx, Sec.
rAKKCR rriu.tc SCHOOL.
For the month ending May
18'JS:
Nuiiiln'r day taught
" " utU'ii'Luice ......
" " abn-iiou .........
" t;lhli'i
" enrolled.
Average number U-lonjiin
" iluilv ntU'iulaiiiv
Those neither absent nor tardy
during the month are: Nannie
Chamber?, Belle and Totmui Cal
breath, Fannie, Sarah, Nellie and
Mary Heliuiek, Ralph Davidson,
Jennie, Tom and Mary Kerr.
Nkitik Chosuy. Teacher.
20
30S
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1
17
1.1
15
nice little girl baby since Thurs
day last.
(Observer.)
Probate court: Estate of P. H
Chnlfelter, citation issued pending
order for sale ot real estate, Kstate
of Esther J. Hasting, K. Hasting
uppoiutcd administrator, Frank
Gilliam, Andrew Hannum and
P. llol-
man estate, petition for sale of real , eyes, and it was huiHibui 'for hiiu
i ; . , Til ivriin i ii i'iiti lua iv'iik -
At n tutor ditto no went to Parta t:
consult lr. P.rown Siuard, w ho lot
thivo months testd hru for tnwmity,
but finally told him that hhi head
was porfertly sound and that hi?
could do nothing for him. Tho doe
tot nil told him that lie must not
work, and he once auid to mo that il
ho had followed their Instruction
ho could never have writteu hu
lok. Tho situation was donporato.
For a treat lv.rt of tho time ho could
uot rvud continuouKly for more- than
tlvo minutes witnoui mraming is
rii -4 1 ftMti i ,kn
for nfants end Children.
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IXOKfENPKXl'E rint.K" SCI 10 11..
For the month ending May 10,
iv o:
Xui:i!cr dav attendaiiea
" " alweiiot'
" tardies
" emolle.1, buy 1-'. U'r'"
Ui, total
Avertii,v iniinU-r U'loinjin
" IhIv attvii'lni iv
IVr rent ot Htleintaiiee
NiiiiiUtriaw iorrHl punifhiueiit
T. A. Haves, Piin
nronertv crantevl
of minor heirs of H. D. Price, de-j
ceased, annual account tiled.
Clark tl roves is now established,
in the liverv business at
MeClure'a Miifaiino.
tIIUt I'Ulliniiu.
Tlionrtilleial prt'iratim crya-
. m . I ..J.' titllinltillt lu ft
tiiki nr Tiiiii iiiiiiii unit itti w
...,.,i.i, itlVi lV
asv achievement in
i: i Kiov.'d here ' thu kii1ioii. of cheiniatrv. A riblKin
l limn i ..... . ,
t i i I ., Ui ttivk ,.f pure metal is stivtchwl horizontal
from Independence hist wt k. lwoWu,ns mwxti Hnd ou
Dr. H. It. Stanley has returned j tlw rjbtoii finely powdered topu U
fmm ii wvend moiiths stay in ! dusted, an electric cunvut bcintf then
(.immia. looking hale and hearty. ! sh! tlmi tho ril.Un of
It is very apparent that there is
going t he dead lock in our city
council over the election of a
councilman to succeed I. N Wood
the I'ud ward. At the last
Jive ballots were liken
a lie-
irreo of strength Kufllciout to ndso It ;
toabrkrlit ml l.eat In the course j
ofalMtu half un hour, on examininn
tho riblsm with a mtci)sijH, it is '
found that very small brilliant crya- (
ta!s cling hero and then to project- ;
ing xits of jmrtially dHmjHatHl
topiut. Coder these coiidtion"t, if
the heat lw mainti:iid. the crystals
in alMiit
llhough wo (car the i:two i,",UrV thii. s.cno will havo at ;
1.,' I publican sidn of the houo is a ti:ie.l to a nnvth of nti mt 0. t mm
J'l I 1 .. . I ...1 1 I
III
I and no election well let tho tun:
" on.
Ml I little too light to acoo
mplish
oak ioist ri ni.ic s . u.).l.
For the mouth ending May
ISO.":
Xuuil er Javs attendance .....
an V-1
!l tiling: we will U t that tln-y will b
heard from later on.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. K..r left
on Tuesday's train for their old
home in Pennsylvania. For several
nbxeliee '
enroiitsl
Average daily attendance ls
Names on the roll of honor are:
Jennie and Savannah drigsby.
May and Jessie Howard, Lee
Rusell, Frankie, Mae and Lorena
Webster and (Jraeio Jones.
Macde Kkooks. Teacher.
I.1BEKTY VIBLIC Sl!10"L. '
For the month ending May o,
lS'Jo:
Number ilavg atttiulan-e 24" li
" li-lnt il S-
enrol lei H
Average daily mteinlamx- I-
Those neither absent nor tardv
are: John Reasoner, Earley
Kibbey, Pearl McBte, Wallace
McDonald, Johny Ualbraith. Lena
Uoujilas and Oimie G.ilbraith.
The ervstalu uiv oinmuo mid show a
hi;;h Vt.i:iie luster, liko that of clean
mercury. NVw York S in. j
Or. il ntm Ainwer four OuMtlona.
A younif jnt'ii ninliitious fur mic.r.'ss
wrote to Dr. HJiver Vc:nhtl Ibdiues ;
Dro!omi:'.iiir four questions which
vears Mr Kozer 1ms Ikh-ii promi- J are oftn n;ed of public men. and.
nently identilied with I alias' Imsi- theU:.-,tingc.isl.,M jhk-i a unswew are j
iiemi n,,t without mtorct tor their eouciHo-:
ness interest-, and has ever proven , u j
himself au alfable g-m email. NlT kiii-I nmi v"ur qui--1
During their residence hero he and j r ' : '
t,w timah e wife made a host oil Hn.i - a yie mr i . , .
frien.ly. aid their deiuut.ire is a!
matter of m u h regrt.
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Children Cry or Pitccr'c Car.torla.
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Tourist
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Sleeping Ca
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On Commit lull.
One evcnhisr ji'.t ui: dnrk I m'e
unto a c.;bin in tho Tcjui'.'ss.m lnoiiu
taius and nkid to stay all niht.
"Tm sorry, mister." said u wuiuau
who bad n-sponth'tl to my 'heiio,"
uriii. iiili- iii Milel) iiolu.-ii;iJ.lin'ior lu ;
ichh plitv.
mil - l"h K't ilirw bm'K-? Tli liiM".
-llnkl-!lNun, .l:i) i anil itmnl tllclitmArv, any :.
WimfiiiT nr Wi'intiT.
Tlilnl -Tu.ilii.ilu "rral mif.er' I'.kiI work:
ni.Hi'iir;iii'M ".I mime iiM'ful e.fcllli'i: imI:1!1 I
In lu HiiihUi-.
'.mnli Stmil hi-iH"Li VrlA.nl) not. Il
I 4 IUIiIi- lil lnj'ln lii nielli. 'i M il li-r III
j iirvi' iiiii I , in rnln-liiv H e IH 'l "
lv Hi.- n.iiuiv In mi lui;-r.imi. l..i"l likrly !
tn fiKinI l:ilii.-u of UjI) iu bo iwrfiiruu-.!. (
Vuur vory truly. !
I ui.ivni Wi:miku. lloi.uit.
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Till: VOLIC COUNTY PltliSS.
EEPOETS.
KABT SAL CHEEK PLBLIC SCHOOL.
Katribef enrolled 27
Xvraire daily attendauee -i
JVr cent i4 tu-i:dani-e W5
There ha not t?eeq a case of
evs Items and litorial V.x
I'rcssions. (Itemizer.)
The longest younpsler in tliis
region is Charlie Bricker, who
stretcher uo G.l feet and is still
growing. Age sixteen.
T. L. McEldowney, who formerly
resided near tho Elkius schod
house, died recently in Washington
county.
A few years ago John Penninger
caine here from Kansas and first
settled on Mill; creek, but after
ward moved to Dallas. Some three
years ago they went back to their
old eastern home and now the
iiew-3 conies that Mrs. Penninger
is dead. Their home paper says
she was held in tho highest esteem
by a large ciicle of friends. Mrs.
Morgan Ellis, of Dallas, and Mrs,
Thos. Blair, of Mill cretk, are her
daughters.
Rev. Barton Riggs, of J-alem,
preached at Perrydale last Sunday.
Many of his audience had known
him from childhood.
Prof. P. h. Campbell and D. P.
StoufTer are iiH!itiiig Superinten
dent Hutchinson in the teachers'
examination, there being ten ap
plicants, Mrs. J. A. Cramer, Miss
lliingsworth, Ora Towns, Mary
Harris, Etta Hibbard, Mabel Cobb,
Lute Chapin, Alva Miner, II. C.
Skinner and Mr. Burgess.
but ver can't stay here.
Why uutf" I uhked. "i'll ji;:y for J -
j Diet K.ir nrU Allilol'-. i
"Tain't tho pay I'm afctirod uv, Diet f-r athl-u-s uin-ue,' the Greeks :
mister." sbo taid. "but tlicr' s.iu't r.r, j w:w a very different thin.; from that j
men folks in tho hoitio. au I wo cm t i prowriUtl for our iiri.efijhters. Tho j
keep you." j Uivek candidate for a prist j at the i
"What am I to do.'" I utjt-d hell- j panics w;v put on a diet of new ;
lwsly. j i-Ucese. dry ti;r-. boiled Kvaiu. milk j
"(ro on totho next place, I reckon." J and warm water, but allowed no;
"How far u il;" j meat whatecer. imd 4m"liit uiipareut-
"Two miles er siie'.i n matter." j ly simple diet an'at i-nieieiiey in ath- j
"Dut it is dark." I urt'ej. "I never li-tie KjKirt.' was attained. -I'hiladcl-was
here before, and I'll 1k sure t: j phia IJrt-s..
lost the r:ul
:::GA It DEN::: TOOLS:::
,'ie being sold cheaper by
I us than by liny ..t!u-r
i!. l.h-r ill Co- etill i! .
Hardware & Tinware
We are selliliji ut
no Iiarillivelv low.
pric-
llon't
ti e our won! I'M' it. nut
mic and see for yourself.
Frazcr& Cattron,
MDN'MOITIf.
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ST. PAUL
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Kar.sa:
i Am Aim lout Mul.li-n' ( imrtlilp.
j S!ie waa a npin.ster of only too cr
j tain aje. Her long, palo face wan
: surmounted by a mamilicelitiy lux
1 urious veil wit,'; her Imiiy figure stoo !
6 feet 111 i.i her maidenly gaiters.
and her relatives biul lonj' Lmhii per
, stiaded thai ouly death ould deprive ;
j thom of her. :
: Mr. Jones was a dear , noiifhlior !
I and a mild man. V.'hen his ifef l, j
i ill. Mia- Hauiaatuu wiw most atten ;
I tivo. When His. Junes departed j
i then did tho spinster frcct Knuo the i
t l-i'iii. tJ tl.fil tiili. in l.ei- lltf'lir V- ...
..o.-.,, ....... i v-'rnrT!rt mn
"I reckon titer's a chance uv that,'"
sho said, and then nioro cuomrajf
ingly. "but hit's siteh a tarnul Imd
road, mister, that you'll bo ple.d you
lost hit afore you've gone uiilo,"
and I didn't say another word. De
troit Free Pres.-;.
Ouj Curlnn llulli'.ny Cmliim.
A curious instance of holiday i n tor-1
chango of renting was apokon ut r 1
cently. Two women had b-.ou in t';u !
habit of sendiug each other Christ-j
mas cards, although there was little
nthrr cfifreMioiitlenet'. Final! V or.e .
wiini.nii il ii1 Tim nextCliristnuiM the I whica was to Lad her on
survivor, feeling verv sorry for the ' Join s.
widower lwreft of her friend, sent ! So persistently nud warmly diu
Itlmiv-'i tlieir iicfiniiit-. tho couho'.o the widower that he I
anco was of tho slightest. Tli.3 next ! lived iu au atinosphero lurid with
l,., int .,iih tr, i Kn-.e ee.e!i i her wi:r and was awullowcd in the
Christmas one comes from him, and
Alexander-Cooper Drue Co
i'erfnnies.
Stationery,
I'.IH.IS,
Di!-,
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l'riljle r,
Cieiibf,
v
Amavs nini b p!ea.-e and keep ei hard
r-. Hull
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Kte., life.
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Carefully-:- Compounded; HERCULES, j
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IiTIvEI?.TDlTnDE3rCE, OKEGOIT.
CAO Am
QA30IJN
1 EWGINt
oao K'ooa to him, without any word
of grouting or thanks between tli-.-ta. j
Uo in an old man, and when the cr.rd i
ceases to come it will be known that '
he is dead. Not till t'.ien probably !
will the custom dio out. Pittsburg i
Dispatch. j
(Transcript.)
It is seldom that two men are bo
well pleased with a trade as Messrs
Woods and Tuttle. Mr. Woods I
thinks he has tho best place in I
Xmtlonu! Manner A-trr:)tig.
It is curious to watch on board a
steamer how tho men of different na
tionalities behave to a lady no longer
young who is traveling alone. The
Frenchman is absolutely 1 udo if he
gets the chance ; tho German simply
takes no notice; the Austrian is frig
idly polite; tho Englishman takoj
trouble to be kind if his aid is solicit
ed; the American L kind from habit
on .1 ix'itVwinr t fFi.rl- trie TriHli rvl.
town and Mr. Tuttle wouldn't trade onifit atteutive, because women of
back for a thousand dollars to boot. any kind ere scarce in Lia country.
vortex of her fascinations without a
murmur. From tho gravo biio led j
him at once to the altar, and three
hours after Mrs. Jones tho first left
her homo for tho lust time Mrs.
Jones tho second crossed tho thresh
old a triumphant bride.
It is recorded of tho dazjd bridn-
Tiie :.i:iori. tako Bama'itha for his wife, ho an-
A writ?rki!:maizices:ioakshigh- I Bv,-creil nournfully :
ly in praiso of the Maoris. The worn- '-j y'jKjsi' I moivht as well. Tears
en, ho saya, are a potent factor in is- ij.j tho Lord'll never quit tromplin
land lifo and must not lo forgotten. ; 0 my feelin-'." New York Journal.
Liquid dark eyes, soft voices, nflee-j
tionato and merry diwiositioiis, light' nUn night.
brown skins of ivory KiuoothnessunU j A funny incident, accompanied b j
gracefulness in every movement a:o j a witty retort, was enjoyed as the!
tiieir most striking chaructemties. j crowd was surging out of ono of the
The men and women are graceful, i tbcatern. In front of a party of gen
probably because of tho prevalence j tletneu was u man with his cunt col
of dancimr and bathing. j lar turned up about his cars. "Why,
thoro is D , said ono of tho party.
Iliuil.lilie; I.I. .l ..
O ie Petri! I ThyraeVw-., !; diK-tor (if
n:.lo-jry. is iitit'ioiiiy f.ir a quaint
method of bin:.;!iiir.; jfli'i-.ts t'n , i
baviited ho'.iM'S. This r.-mtdy,
usi-nl in his v.-iii'.., "U a lufea'.a,"
published at ','o!u,.:u'j i-i .V.IM, is !:n
ioss tlia:i t;i!. i:; t!i'i cirthly tene
ment formerly oi '.-'lj.ied l y tho o.Tcii
.ive g!io.-t and burying it under Cai
iieart)'fit'i;ie. '!).. lining mill Hweaf
.l'g at then," Kays the I anie.l l'
'.Mis, "Mofnou "-nor iliiei heap
prove of throwing ,v: !.. u.iut the
host. which h" holds to be a pugan
tractive !i;id th r. !'-n e I -p: Iien;,ible.
I'be practiiro if biirj i:!'; llio I:. Id Loly
f tiie g:i. ho t'uitil:.. "savors of
mpurstiiioti-iiic.vt T!i' he.irih i ! f
ia no el'lieaey ;,s .".g.itMht : pil'ils. Her
an it previ i.t th'-m from (.'ii.Plr.:;
tlx mt. Theyar.i not Die hind ui pen
ile to b; kept from molesting us
nen ly beeaa: ; tiieir bodies are nn-
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M. T. CROW
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Assessor Beckett is hurrying up
1'olk's aseessment as rapidly as
possible.
The Dallas city band has been
engaged to go to Salem May 16th
to take position in the parade of
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.
Grand Master Parker made his
last otlicial visit of his term to Mc
Coy lodge last Saturday evening.
He was accompanied hy Messrs.
B. F. Mulkey, F. J. Chapman, l.
Morrison and A. V. R. Snyder and
with several from Amity and the
McCoy brethren had m fine time,
winding up with a good iupper at
Merritt's hotel. Next week Mr. I
I'uiker will turn his office over to
Bro. Stites of Albany.
Chester Gardner's folk have a
Pall Mall Budget.
Tha luatlnct Iteuialiu.
Rapacious birds and bea;trj retain
their lovo of destroying cveu after
years of confinement, tind it hi a well
acknowledged fact that among these
rapacious animals of a menagerie
which are reared in confinement we
find tho most fecxrious imd destruc
tive examples if they once escape
and become aware of their iiowcr.
Irkman's Hard Lot
IIo could command for work not
more than one-twentieth of the time
which other men have, and for 10
years from 1S33 to 18C3 ho could
not work at all. From hi return
..TJ,. ,4 1 .
inn ah (. ni;r-iu i.ii H, iih l i' .
I'll wake him un." At tbe k.-ii.i timn 1"1' the lie.irLh." TiioskvluMns which
and without stopping to think he!ln' oeex-ioiiuily fo'iiid boneath tin-
feet in diameter. It has a stout trun'K
which breaks into a number of largo
limbs some four feet above tim
j ground, although a distinct cent nil
. stem continues much higher. Tho
i Intnlr . ni.-i.-.i vi aj i tint t. !..
from the west in 1810 to tho day of: . ,, . - . T r
". , " y- 2 a KO- u I ence at itismallctit point. New Yorx
Lis death, Jov. 8, 1S3J, heneverknew
a day when he was au entirely well I '
man. lie spent some montns at a ;
water euro in Northampton without
benefit.
le.irths of old Cngli ih hoii.tes lire
uippoM'd to havo liea jilaeed there
with tho idea of warding ..T i;hf.i;tly
iTlMltS.
rorelnj n Trli'v-raKl.
The Knglish lav ugaiiiht forging a
Jclegram that i. tieinliiig (uiu in tiie
3amu of a perxoii v. hois i;.t cogni
sant ni' th. fact -re;. da, ' Lvery per
mit who lorg; h, or willfully uiid with
jut due authority altera ti telegram.
r utters a telegram knowing the
lamo to ho forged, or willfully and
without duo authority alters, or who
xansmits by telegraph as a telegram,
r utters as a telegram any message
tr coniinunication which ho knows
die not a telegram. sha'.I. whether
10 had or had not an' intent to do
'rau.l. bo guilty of a misih meatior.
md shall 1 liablo to a line of lu
brancbeh t.prea.1 out over a circle 5U "" ' "i--ae.,r. WIUi or wutuiut
feet in diuinftur. It l.nlinttnm'. ! JllrJ '"bor fur a term not c.Vce.Hlii.g
w moiitliH. ew York Sun.
stepped forward and hit tho bundled
up individual a terrifie slap on the
back. The man tui-ue.. .round as he
received the blow and c'.. -'iloHcd to the
astonished eyes of the ...iarious gen
tleman tho face of a total stranger.
IIo hesitated a moment before the
calm and inquiring gaze of the man
in front, and then tsteppiug forward
said, "I beg your pardon, bir; but, to
tell tho truth, I took you for unother
man."
"I am," was tho quiet reply. In
dianapolis Sentinel.
A If undtoiu Trw.
One of the handsomest trees in the
botanic gardens of Washington in
a Euroieuu hornbeam which was
planted by Mr. Smith, the biqicriii
tendeut, a'xmt 2i yeain ao. It U
i very symmetrical in bhapo. and iu
Ev(M'yho(ly4
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CITY LIVERYi
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A NOVELTY!
MX COMEL BASE.,
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The physician urged him to thaQ ot virtue.
prepare to die, but Parkman rt-plied rhe won, w .tter-imi.
not tet welL
: Qienta. For as baggage is to an army
1 are riches to virtue. Bacon.
t'KCturjr Wliiallr.
A manufacturing cuinaisy ia W"il
aiingUm, Did., stoppM its whistle 13
rears ago U-auHi it whh comiilaiixNl
)f as a nuisance, and at the same time
nfonned its workmen that any man
tfho was lato would lo fined 23 cents,
lu all the years wux then only two
nen have bc-n fined for tardiness,
ia;l the question la askrl, -What
aeed is there for a noiy whiMtlo to
sni employees to work anywhere,'
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mils JilCN :
llofid turnouts fur (,'oi)inie;uial rr.en
1 lorM'H I it mi ri ted by lie- wei k or iiionth.
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Mmleiir ri'iiiireil mi rln.it
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-:Jobwork Neatly Done:-
r-'iiiilien fur :n.-i.iiiiiHki rn
k.-pt rmiMaiitly on Inn,. I.
YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
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