Hillsboro independent., June 14, 1907, Image 2

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I
Dressing
Ncirly every one likes a fine
hair dressing. Something to
mike the hair more manage
able; to keep it from being
too rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something, too,
that will feed the hair at the
same time, a regular hair-food
Well-fedhair will be strong, in d
will remain where It belongs
on the head, not on the comb!
Tne beat kind of a testimonial
"Bold lor over ixty yeare."
Jk MM
bf J. C. Avar Co , LoWwU,
iers
SARUPAillXA.
PIUS.
UUttf PSCTOtAL.
The Dlallas Nalaaaee,
The dieting fad prevails to tueb o
ax tent In England that numbers of
wall known lust., b.ve put tbflr the founda,lon 0f .1) .ubse.juent lm
beads together and drawn up a declar-1 provements.
auuu ot inuepenuence, Tula sent out
Faaalallltioe of Bao-hleealaB;.
fifty years hsve witnessed wonder
ful cnanirea In most Industries, but
none greater than nsve been made In
modern be culture. In our grandfath
ers days bees were keut In strnw
"slft-ps, ug "gums," and box ulvec Af
ter tolling through the long summer to
lay up a store of sweets, the cold days
of autumn saw the bees consigned to
the snlphur pit, while their combs of
honey were inastipd up and bung In a
niuslln bag before the Are to drip,
"strained" honey was the result and
sometimes there was a decided flavor
of bee-bread and brimstone.
The Interior of a beehive was a seal
ed hook until 18.12. when the genius
of Lanjjstrutn, by the Invention of the
movable comb-hive, broke the seal and
allowed man to scan the wonderful
pages. This was the Brst. the revolu
tionary step of modern bee-cult u
Fertllialaar for Pratt.
Tbe growing of fruit demands labor
at tbe proper time, and considerable
work Is done ' before spring opens.
Wbere growers have combined to keep
Insects and parasite In check the re
sult has been beneficial. If tbe labor
and cost of fertilizers must be cousld
ered It. Is safe to assert that fruit
growers derive larger profits from rasp
berries and blackberries thn many of
them deserve, as It Is only when pick
Ing '! harvesting the crop that tne
real labor Is performed. After sucb
crops are harvested some fields receive
but little care and cultivation, and It Is
ldom that manures or fertilizers are
applied, though the strawberry is treat
ed differently. Enterprising fruit grow
ers maintain thnt It pays to give black
berry and Taplerry can"- good culti
vation, and to apply fertilizers liberal
ly, as the Increaaed crop of berries and
vigorous vines more than pay tbe ex
pense. During periods of drought tne
grassy rows of canes must compete fir
moisture with Intruders, and It often
happens that a dry period sets In Just
at the time the berries are ripening,
and when moisture Is greatly needed
w hen the soli is clear of grass an I
weeds, and the surface of the ground
loose, tbe loss from lack of moisture Is
greatly reduced.
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World a utl
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lion. ... MaaVaS
Pins or vv
ORIS"
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with all Invitations to country bouses
reads tbus: "I am sorry to appear In
Hospitable, but my housekeeper and
cook cannot arrange to cater for any
guest who Is obliged to diet" The
food faddist. It seems, has become no
end of a nuisance In other people's
nouses, and though tbe hostesses might
De wining io enuure it, the servants
have risen In revolt Complications
rise when It Is necessary to feed at
the same table' tbe carnivorous, the
gramnlvorous and tbe fruglvoroua.
Buffalo Commercial.
Itetaralaar Proof, of Lara.
"I received a lot of rejected manu
scripts to-day," said Tltmarsh.
via your repuea his friend. "I
bad no Idea you bad ambitions to shine
s an author."
".Not eiactiy that," said Tltmarsh.
"You see, my girl and I quarreled, and
sue returned an my letters." Tit-Bite.
To-day bee culture Is almost an ex
act science. There Is money In the
business and the question Is often ask
ed : "What are the profits of beekeep
ing?" They vary from less than noth
ing (when the bees must be fed. be
cause the weather Is such tbnt no crop
has been gathered) to amounts that are
fabulous. One colony, and Its Increase.
In Teias, stored 1,000 pounds of borne-
-2 ttU jtSn
be
am,.? If" .....kln P"
take r kJ 1
uo la! . 1 . tha con
i . km m idtifftiru
,0t ,J,n "Thai
,,lv nia.? .h- lovelorn
youth. BaT
"lUlIHWslhU. I . .... h-alltlful
'ri. "i ,:i w r . wouid
Um " ""T face of tbe
feiit
trained
earth.
On tha
er ift: 'or
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the earim
tbs su&way.
Well
Poultry la Paaaaylvaala.
On tbe basis of personal experience
the author of a Pennsylvania bulletin
discusses the feeding and care of poul
try, artificial Incubation, tbe raising of
ducks, turkeys and geese on the farm,
yuunry uiseaaes, aim related questions.
A combination of fruit growing and
poultry raising Is especially recoin
mended. "Locate your poultry-houses
If possible so that the runs will be In
an orchard. The fowls will dest
thousands of harmful Insects, thus
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Itsllsa Qua Ua. htllto Drons. Btlnglass Work.r. Itallsa Workr.
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A a Earl? Beslisir.
Bmltb JImson la certainly a
fresslve Individual.
Jones Progressive!
downright lazy.
Bmltb Well, he's progressive enough
u nave spring fever long before win
ter anas.
pro-
Why, he's
mint honey In one season. Out this Is
decidedly exceptional. Fifty pounds of
comb boney or 100 of extrscted would
be considered a good average yield.
The latter sells, at wholesale, from
to 7 cents a pound, and retain at about
10 cents. Comb boney wholesales from
10 to 13 cents a pound, and retails at
about 10 cents pound.
But Apiculture does not live to Itself
alone. It baa been proved, beyond the
less.
Extravaataaee Its Bar.
lie knew She Waa extravilirant hut I SbsdoW of a lonlit hnf mnnv mini nf
jia uaa me nerve to propose, nevertbe-1 fruits, vegetables and grain are greatly
Improved, both In quantity and qual
fty, by tbe agency of the bees In bring-
I lug about perfect fertilization of the
blossoms. Some flowers remain abso
lutely sterile unless pollen Is conveyed
to tbein by some mechanical means
from some other blossoms. In the swet
springtime when the wide-spreading
branches of the apple trees sre almost
hidden by masses of nlnk and white
"Why do you want to marry trier
be asked after the manner of her sex.
"I'm afraid I'll acquire a bank ac
count If I don't." he explalued.
Nethlaar hat tha Truth.
"All tbe big berries ore at tbe top of
iuib dox, i suppose?" remarked
sarcastic customer.
tho
'Ob, no, ma'am, ' reputsu iiie uom
ful dealer. "Most of 'em are at tbe top
f the other boxes.''
POLAND CHINA HOGS
Pis old notish to wfn to brad tows ot up
to-d ft l breeding. Pedigree lurniabsd with
evsry pig told. Writs ma your wants.
A. L. SWAGGART.
ATHINA, OR t CON
..i.j urueuuug-ine trees and Increas
ing the prospects for fruit, and the
rowis will gnlu great comfort and bene
fit by the protecting shade of the trees.
Plum trees and cherry tr es are esj)e
clally benefited by the presence of the
fowls about their roots, peach trees
will grow most rapidly and soonest give
an abundant shade."
The Portland Tile and Mantel Co.
W ill beglftrl to ajlvt) you particulars about
It brautlful e ram ip, Mtwato, Knamjtxl
and Kncaudtlo i.la( wboleaaia aud retail.
rlU Icxlar.
JAMf S t. BARkf R, Pr.
217 Marquam Bld, fart I and, Oregon
m DA TUT
TLX H1LLE1
4mrtrnra all tha
Him. And ifforl
comfort tt 9rj
horn in dining
rotm, alHtp(na
rtMta and avpri
hlsrw Wtl tr flttat
r i rouMwsuaift,
will ant anil of
Inln ra anv( hlna
Try th nana nrt yn will aavar ls wit Koui tawm.
IX ao ftept r Min, afni prpaita ior ito.
AftOLO IOMUI, lfl sHaUlk At., BraakljS, T.
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PAINLESS TENTISTRY
SMOablofS U Toa G Elamam
tXAMINATfONS TRrC
Onlil rmwni.H: Rrliiir Work, p"
iooth.s.1: 1'ifttra.ftfl; ailvw ruling,
Swci Uo.d filling. II.
TALE DENTISTS
m rirt iumi i-ukiu.mj,oiieoox
MAKE
YOUR HOME TIES
HAPPIER
THE REMEDY)
A. B. CHASE PLAYER-PIANO
Doea not anlanra tha Initruaicnt ar
ahang Hj at caaa; mrchftnlim all blow
kayboard; aparaica piano aotlaa sbatrart
dlraet, and prscuwlj aa regular plaao kars
4s, assuring tha mm nprwiloa aa the
artist rwa hv hand; ran baantlralr ramovad
from tha plana la Iva mlautaa'i itma, aad
that elthout the usa al a sera driver.
Writs for Ere Booklet
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
SPOKANE.
Vatk.
JLHTLt
auk.
POsTUNB.
rrf
txuu.nifi or ruiure iruiuuiuc
of us do not reallre that all f this
beauty, this sweet perfume, the tiny
irops of nectar, pestling, among me
petals, are a part of nature's plan for
securing tbe attendance of those mar
riage-priests the bees. Indianapolis
News.
Tha Tobaeeo Crop.
That the United States has become
the largest producer of tobacco In the
world Is shown by-an official bulletin
containing an estimate of the extent
and value of the crop raised last year.
In all alwut 7tMI,O09 acres of tobacco
were grown, producing an average
yield of 57.2 pounda to the acre, or a
total of 082,428,630 pounds. The-av
erage value of the crop was 10 cents
ler pound, or a total of about '!8,232,
047. While It Is almost Impossible to
comprehend tbe magnitude of tbe val
ue of the manufactured products of
tobacco, a glance at tbe total figures
may convey some Idea of the develop
ment of this great and distinctive
American Industry.
In 1!T0 the total value of the manu
factured products of tobacco was
'JSn.07B,.'UH. In the manufacture 142,
177 people were employed, who earned
a total wage of f 9,So2,4S4.
Hasataa rram Caailast.
A crowd of Russian farmers, the first
of this class of Immigrants to arrive
at Philadelphia" In any considerable
numbers, reached there recently -on the
American liner Frlesland, from Liver
pool. There were many who bad
fought for their country ajalnst Japan
and who still wore the military v .
forms In wblcb they bad been dis
charged. There were In all 850 of these much
sought after farmhands, nearly all of
'vbom are members of tbe Greek orth
odox church. Most of the Immigrants
lert last night for Illinois, Minnesota,
Nebraska and tbe Dakotas. Though
Illiterate, they are Industrious snd
thrifty. The leader of the party stated
that, owing to the political and eco
nomic crisis, 8l0,OU0 farmhands will
leave Russia this year for tbe United
States., coming principally from the
Unelper and Don districts, the richest
farming districts ot tbe country.
Waada la Paatara,
Weeds In the pastures should not be
allowed. CatUe consume certain kinds
wheu the young plants are appearing
and assist In destroying them, but oth
er kinds will be rejected aad go to
seed. 8heep destroy many weeds, but
where weeds are uneaten by animals
they should be removed by band,
tlraa Milk.
The slightest degree of filth In a milk
can will Injure the milk, and It Is pos
sible to have portions of the former
milk contained In tba cans to be left
over, despite tbe greatest care. First
wash the cans In tepid water, to which
a little powdered borax 1is been ad
ded, and then acald them with boiling
water, adding borax again. Rinse with
clean cold water, and place them where
duat cannot reach them. Borax may
used freely with advantage la all wa
ter used for milk pans.
Whea to Haul Maaare.
Several of the State experiment sta
tions have shown by their tests loss of
fertility In barn and stable manure by
the old methods of handling it. which
ungest the Importance of dally or
weekly hauling and spreading on h.
fields. The latest experiments made by
the Ohio station prove that when ma
nure was thrown Into the ooen hr.
yard and permitted to lie there for
Ave mouths before being hauled to the
i ;o it hh,i a vamp 0f SZM per ton.
Wheu druwu" direciiy tullje field as
fast as It was made the value was
$3.25 per ton. When the manure was
sprinkled with ground phosphate rock
as fast as lt was made In the stable,
thus preventing some loss of ammonia,
tbe value was $3.18 per ton.
The claim Is made that at least one-
third of the value of the manure Is lost
as It Is usually put on the land with
fork snd that ten loads put on with
manure spreader go as far and do aa
much good as fifteen loads put on In the
old-fashioned, careless way.
Mr. IIundiM. ... !,
. - - .
visiting
mi I Ho
u,u ""I";,.,.-. My! "II "uw
them young P,n TmuJ of wben I
" nine. i
... Seapra-oat.
After the ., .w ti,re was neces-
Ity. of coursj. fixing the blame.
If-. 'w "
delUf. n,tter." said uie
manager. -u .nl.iWHlr killed?"
Tea, the nirimr,
"Poor fellow well, a little blame
on't hurt his, noW."-PhlUdel-
Phla Ledg-r.
Uck and t llqaa.
That new tvnewrltur girl doesn't
eem to nmk , intimate f rlenda."
"Tli.c. ... .
a strings,"
Vea. Typewriter girls srs usually
Identified wlta t ciiqUa."-Cleveland
Flala Dealer.
l Asalasi I .
Bleeker oa look worried, old man.
Meeken-r have cause for worry.
Bleeker What's the trouble?
Meeker My wife says If I don't ac
company her to the seashore this sum
mer she'll stay at borne.
Ill HI. Daaahtes-.
Old Gotrox But if my daughter
marries you will sli have all the com
forts to vtblch she has been accus
tomed? Toung De Brogue Well, It will be
your fault If she hasn't
Matter ' Looks.
Anxious MutliaiWIoiw do yon know
that young Haiy, la love With you?
Uas he told WL?
Pretty Davbfcr No, mamma ; but I
know he Isfroa the way he looks at
me when I un sot looking at htm.
A - ...11. ,
a. "-jcinuiB giinicnrr wuo prepares
a good many vegetables fnr nurM
by first wfishlng and then drying has
VIGICTABI.I WAS IT KB.
devised the plan IllustratiHl for remov.
us iiw sou ami men draining. The
tank Is little more than a water tight
box with a plug In the bottom f.,r
drainage. The shelf Is attached to the
dox wun a hinge, likewise tbe legs, so
tuai loiuing in smaller space Is possl-
oie. rrairie farmer.
To Root Shlpprra.
Authorities say In order to comply
with the pure drug and food law runt.
can be bought, sold or handled only
when the package In which they ure
placed Is branded with Its exact con
tents; In other words, contents of the
package must be strictly what Is named
uj iue uranu. iioors or ail kinds (ft
i"ti, ivruaps) must fa
cleansed and washed of all dirt before
u.iii.g, suu an lops, stems, etc., re
Fallow Oopa.
....,, , MUJi -sake(j
are more exhausting of the nitrogen of
the soil than a summer crop. A Pr
of rsgweed on a stulble soli may be a
nulsan.-e In one respect, but It protect,
the soil from the heating rays of the
sun In summer, at a time when the
i niiriiK-suon Is at the a-rent
est activity. A green crop, tn h,i...
apa sa Si ii n Ulf.
Vlth Mlat Saaeo.
Mary had a little lamb,
lou've brd this fact before;
But havs v bard she passed her plats
And bad i little more?
Robert T. Hgrdy, Jr, In Llpplncott's.
"ut of F.mrmr,
Ills Wife-Why Is It you never start
up the phonipaph any more, John?
Her IiUBliaj There Is no harmony
in two talklif machines running sim
ultaneously, or dear.
Th.SniKr Partr.
Little Wllllr-g... Da. who Is "Judge
Lynch?"
Pa He's tin char) who Invented the
phrase "a limb of the law," my son.
Garela.
A Mam,, to
".M
aw sari )... Krrol a' var
. train. vh. -
best fiour."
"All right, wmie. But I can't de
"ver It tlil l.t,thIl tfternoon.-
ri'n me u Oeorge'll Uks it with
o- She's In i hurry"
v Tfc , Bachelor,
tenih"- ?.per'o be admiring my
'h; alJ tbtkmutle maiden.
ron i 1 l""'ln- tnem,,
. , be "acbelor. "Such
"A'"l what Wb you thinking of7"
1 tlllnH. . a. Kim.r
'Ulf WUS1 UllW
halls those tmi wouid make If they
xj uniy
tt-eth."
Urge as an elephant's
ealea mm tha Tarn
Scales should be used In every hnn
and Urn. There 1. more money T
knowing than In guessing. The follow
yiwriu iruiu oe heeded-
liver an things by
weight.'
"De-
u'b mi Pa
Weigh the stock and ,1
tlmn,iUrn ,b iwnantlc maiden aald
- "Lr tL n,-ne-t
iini 1 "o trian camel.
"Why ngT7 tMl'r
lady - t nclalmed the stately
back' .,n I!UpPo,, Mr. Camel has his
bumpfc' tbs twa proJn
Camel baa two backs."
A rv.
ulntir,- . m oeauuxui
snd hay. as well a. fmlI1 r' '
to deal jnstly and be falrlv i.t i "'unng reniw.T . , .
in .tiin. n- u r w th. llls.-a in fcM5,nk" honeysuckle and
In selling live stock tbe weight Is ns., fu" It la entitled The
ally ertlm.ted by the drover or ZT. 1 8'?nl of ?
ItUoutofdats
who comes to buy, and long prsctlc. nn
tne.rp.rt g,ves them . J.J
tts over the seller. UTta"
. -k-A k Naoeaallr.
. . .,,.1 tha tieratilrlng eon-
rtable. M be led the begoggled motor
U, before the B.oon Ridge bar of jus
tice. "I charge this here city chap with
violating the speed law andiuaklng
Jed Oatley's mules run away.
-That so?" drswled the Judge. "Wal,
neighbor. X reckon I'll have to Hue
'HAn-( jedge," hastened the constable,
-don't 'forget that the eourf Is sadly In
DMkU painting an' the walls need
whitewashing."
,'Tbat so! Wsl, then I Increase
yeour fine, neighbor, to I10."
"An" Jedge, don't forget that city
drummer beat us out of a month's fines
an' fees playing card last ulght. tliar
alu't a plug of tobacco In the whole
crowd of court officers."
Goah an' hemlock t Mlstor What's-your-name,
yeou are fined $25 an' costs.
Lord bleas tbe automobile, after all 1"
Mat ratal, hat terlaae.
Thingumbob See beret I saw Ken
peck In the street to-day.
McJIgger Well?
Thingumbob Well, you told me yes
terday that he was a victim of a mor
tal combat
McJIga-er Not at all I said "mar
ital combat" rhlledalphla Press.
A Waa tad Effort.
Absant-mlnded Professor Dear,
dear! How careless of met I forgot
to notice whether thst solution I swal
lowed experimentally, yesterday, was
poisonous or not Puck.
Too Simple.
"Was It an alienist who Invented tbe
phrase 'brainstorm?' "
"Certainly not" answered the scien
tific man. "lie would never havs been
content, with such short words. He
would have said "teuipestoe cerebri" or
something of that kind." Washington
Star.
Dlda't Care for Thaas.
Hvkor Aceordluar to this uaber
monkey owned by an Italian In New
York polishes shoes,
Pyker Well, that may suit some
neoDle. but as for myself I m not par
tial to monkey shines. Chicago News.
Ifot Too Partlaalar.
Policemen Did you want anny p'tlc-
lar hotel, youse?
Reuben Corntosse! Nab. I reckon
a hotel what wus tew p' tickler wuddent
her ua. Judge,
Olvlaar the Alarm.
Roach. Treatmeat.
Willie Pop gave me an awful shak-
In' las' night
Tommle Been bad?
Willie Nope. Good.
Tommle How'd he happen to shake
you?
Willis lie took me for sn auto ride
on some of the side streets. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Too Mick Like Work.
Bibbs Why Is lt so few men reach
the top of the ladder?
Glbbs I attribute It largely to an
unwillingness on tbe part of each as
pirant to carry a hod of bricks. Smart
Set
Ouvapr.
roadway tw? tb cnt
1 ' Itj, lsjcasollu
of the
Tit a Sahama Failed.
"I wonder why lt Is," remarked on
of tbe two men who bad just lunched,
turning to speak to tbe other, "that
they always have pretty cashiers at
these restaurants."
But the pretty cashier, though she
blushed and smiled, did not fall to de
tect tbe Canadian quarter be threw
down In payment of his check.
Oalr Dolagr His Detr.
O'llagan Ol have found the man
that bit me wld a brick as Ol was
passln the alley, Mr. Murphy.
Mr. Murphy And what did yon do
with blm?
O'llagan Nothln'. Twas all a mls
a. iathe man was only doing his duty.
Ue thought Ol was a constable In plain
clothes. Smiles.
At the Clah.
Borem I've got a good Joke to tell
rou. old man.
Knox Say, kindly go over and tell It
to Muggins, will you?
Borem What fort
Knox Oh, I've got a grudge against
htm; that's alL
-Weald Work Either Way.
Not long ago a young man, most not
ably unblessed with worldly goods, met
and won a girl whose decided persons)
charms were In no wise lessened by the
fsct of her possessing fully enough to
at least keep the wolf howling at
distance.
"Do yon know, George," she one day
said softly. "I am almost sorry that I
have any money not of course, that I
think you would love me the less,
but well "
"I am not dearest" be replied, fond
lv stroking her soft brown hair, "f ou
know I'd love you If you had not a pen
ny. but I'm glad you have. Xou see, I
know that should I die, you would be
well provided for."
"But suppose I should die!" she
whUpered.
"Well, then, I'd be well provided for,
darling," bs answered, for he la a prac
tlcal young man.
Daaarer.
"My wife's not out ef danger yet"
a 1.1 Iaaaa arlth aniloua air.
"How's thatT said Smith, and Jones ra-
piiaai
"The doctors are still Lhsrsl"
IsppUostt'a.
MMI.aasialleaa.
When Louie XVI. laid hit bead be
neath the guillotine, his confessor.
Abb Edgeworth. dismissed blm from
the world, so history tells, with "Son
of Saint Louis, ascend to hesven I" yet
la reality be said nothing of tbs sort
The brave defiance, "Tb guard dies,
but never surrenders," attributed to
Cambronn when, at Waterloo, the Im
perial guard wer ordered to throw
down their arms, has been shown to
have been tbe fanciful c-eatlon of some
historian's mind; aud tb saying,
"Provldenc favors the stronger side,"
or, as lt has been corrupted, "Ood Is on
tbe side with th heaviest artillery."
which baa been attributed to Napoleon,
really originated with writers of an
tiquity. Cicero alludes to It as an "old
proverb."
It would take volumes to contain all
the blunders, small, large and Indif
ferent that historians have made, and
tbe lamentable part of It la that tb
old blunders ar constantly being mad
over again.
Carrrlaa; It Aleaa;.
An elderly and most respectable
looking man was receutly brought be
fore a magistrate, says the London
Telegraph, chsrged with unbecoming
and hilarious conduct
When be was ssked what he bad to
ssy for himself, he mumbled something
about "doing as the Romans do."
"Very good," returned the magis
trate. "Continue to do as tb Romans
do. Pay seven shillings sixpence 1"
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Be Kind You Havs Always Bought
Blg&atur of
Too Mach.
"That man Relcerndolrt Is the most
conceited. Insufferable, vain, arrogant
Insolent purseproud Individual that
trammels the earth," said the man with
the automobile goggles.
"Why, I heard that be towed your
runabout In for you yesterday," said
the man with the gasoline on his coat
"Towed It In 1 Darn It! be happened
along In bis big touring car when my
little machine broke down and I'll be
banged If be didn't rig up a derrick
of some sort and swing my runabout
Into his tonneau and haul It In!"
Judge.
Mothsrs will And Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
lyruptha t it reruadr tn tit fur thai! cbUdrau
luring lbs laelhluf period.
The Oaprey. I
Allusion Is often made, especially In
fashion Journals, to "osprey" feathers.
Few words have been more loosely
bandied about than this bird name.
The Roman author Pliny's "osslfraga"
(bone breaker) has been Identified
with tbe lammergeyer, a vulture that
Is reputed to break up bones too big
for it to devour whole by dropping
them from a height upon rocks, cm
both "osslf rage" and "osprey," a u
form, came to be applied to quite an-
other bird, the fish hawk, wnicn is
now the true "osprey." let tb "os-
.. . . I . A
prey" reatucrs more propeny egrei
feathers, or aigrettes do not come
from this bird, but from the egret or
lesser whit heron.
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A Chlcngoiin was praising the lute
Marshall Field.
"Mr. Field was a kindly man," he
said. "He spoke III of no one, ami
when bis opinion was asked of a per
son, and lt was not a favorable opin
ion, he would express It in sucb a gen
tle and quaint way that its sting would
be mostly Jost
"Once at a dinner I praised the con
versational talent of a man across the
table. I aald to Mr. Field:
"'Do you know him?"
"I have met him,' the other an
swered. " 'Well, he Is a clever chap, I said,
'lie can talk brilliantly for un hour at
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"Then, when I met him,' said Mr.
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Libert? Gone.
Mrs. Asker The leading man In the
show we saw last week got married.
After that be left the show and now
he advertises la the dramutic paper
j that he Is "at liberty."
i Mr. Asker Ilial I can't see how hi
can be "at liberty" If he Is married.
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