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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1897)
R L N tW E O 11 l»W lit- Io » t-«l I t i l l O LD T R EES. I .t i n il in n r k » M h y O U K S U N IIA Y S E R M O N S lie beyond expression, for they n ib the son* places mt«» fr<*i!z.ii*«1 agonising lien* is an exam ple: F o r a p altry «llf- f«*n*tice iu a set I !«*m«-iit it||«* ex act sum w as SID a man of sta n d in g In s«n*i«*tv carri«*d a grudge ag ain st mint het of >iiiiui|H*Heli<*<l integrity, honor am i pi- «*•>, through y«*ars, till his mind gave w aj Miid«*i, who shall say w hat tin- h«*altlitul sir«*'s of morbid m em ory? To go «»nr u nder such a d ark n ess is tin* bittern«*** of «|«*atli. If y«»u say th at a man may lx* able m anfully to forget his own sjus |,y n*|H*ntiug. th«*n w«* say th at In* «‘an tin* m«»re <*nsi|y «org«*t tin* «•llciis«*s of another, if In* !»«• a m anly m an in Ids own h eart, lx*cause to for give his fellow is t«» forget in a royal way, am i a f«»rg«‘t is th«* short«*st way to forgive. . . . Tli«*re ar«* burdens w hieh « ling, if they «1«» n«»t « log our pr«>- gr«*'s. . . . lu th«* sell«» d o f C h rist o u r har«l«*st tsskx m ay nom«*tituex tax tin* tiu'inory. but ne»n* often they bitl ug «imply to forget. The KvaugelisL I*» t » e rt t <1 to I », Did trees a re am ong tin* most ch er A FEW S U D JE C T S FOR ALL TO ished tleasin ', s of ru ra l ami Miiburbau PO N D ER OVER. home*. Tl»,\ are tin* most i-ostly, too, as e v r r j iiu h licd |»it»<lu. t is costly into w hich lias en tered those tran sfo rm in g YY o r , ! « o f YY i a d o m , a n d T h o n g h t s WE ARE ASSERTING IN TH E COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE W o rth P o n d e riu K U p o n S p iritu a l am i cre ativ e processes wlileli only long EXCLUSIVE USE OF TH E WORD ‘’ C A S T O R I A ” AND reaches of tim e «-an furnish. An old a n il M o r a l S u b j e c t « G a t h e r e d fr«»«n “ P I T C H E R 'S C A S T O R I A , ” as our tra d e mark . hoist* may fail dow n or I k * destroytsl t h e R e l i g i o n , un<t H r r a l a r I ’r e x a , T h e ( ir c M t C r y . 7, DR. SAM UEL PITCHER, o f Hyannis, Massachusetts, by lift», ami w hile we m ourn the loss of The ery f«»r good n»ads is going u, T lic it u p t ix t I Im p e l C u r . tin* visit,I,* sign of old associations, a all <»v«*r tin* country. Let tin* < ry con was the originator o f “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA.1’ the same III Kt ’I I *-«»11«lit i■ u s ,H*tter and m ore I»«-:» ur I f nl stru«*iure tin u e until the l'«‘«b*ral ami S tate g«»v- that has borne and does now f I ill the co untry <lif can In* mad«* to ta k e i«s place. But on every ern m e n ts find th a t it will lx* ¡x»pular r fi 4 ' * - f c r w idcly in d ill, i w hen an old tree th at lias beet» tin* wrapper. to l»iiil«l great highw ays. T he motn*y bear the fa c s im ile signature o f g u ard ian of th e home for generations, *nl **» sp«*nt in this way would bring com fort / , a New York Sia)«1 am i xt«xxl tlu-rt* lx*fore tin* home w as This is the original “ PITCHER’S CA ST O R IA ,’ which has been am i «»pulenct* to tin* d«»ors of tin* fa rm founded. su rre n d ers to tin* blast, the co untry ch u rch es er ami his eoiitem|M»ruries win» live in used in the homes o f th e Mothers o f America fo r over thirty loss is b«*yomi repair, for a long tim e, ar«*, for tin* m ost r tin* t<»wiiK ami cities of this country. at least. As th e re is no lininedlate p art, prospering In years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is W liat Ix tte r way to expend money can rem edy ¡stsslble. the need of p recau Illinois it is the tes th e re lx* than this? Let us have the the hind you have always bought • on the tion bts-oincs all the g reater. tTinony of the sec g«x»d r«»a«ls. F a n n e rs can appre«*iate a W hen <nn* of these old scutlnels be re ta ry t»f tin* Do th e s ig n a t u r e o f w rap line roadw ay as well as city folk a a n d h a s gins to show sighs of disease and «!«•- ttiest i«* M issionary S3B 8B • ÿ :i ;***♦ •’?*• •’T’1 «’T’* l»av«xl str«*et. I’rojpvsslve Ag«*. per. No one has authority fro m me to use my name ex eav. and y e a r by y ea r grow s more at Society th a t ru ral A d o r a tio n . tc u u ate d lit Its b ran ch es am i w eaker ch u rch es a re rapid N ew J e rs e y R oad». cept The Centaur Company o f which Chas. H. Fletcher is •«1. my gracious « «« <1, t< In leaf g ro w th and ¡x»wer, we w atch ll ly «leelining. ill A w riter in ldi»pim*<»tt’s says th a t the iiioniiiii; pray« r*> s|) as we w atch a friend atta c k e d by a both m inbersliip nJ1 , . mid financial N'«*w J«*rs«*v farm ers along th«* line of President- or tin*«* my tlii slow but luclirable m alady. But rein stren g th , Then* ar«* no young people the new roads an* now providing them fainting ti«-»!i imp March 8 ,1 8 9 7 . «*«lies ar«* now Ix*ing discover«*«! for al- in th eir «*< tigrega lions. Tin* ol<l«*r |x*n- selves w ith m uch larg er w agons and nutst every ill of th e Ixxly, and sue pie eaut'ot be indue« » hel¡» ami ng w a te rs w a n t. using few er horses. F orm erly it t«x»k te ssfu l tree surgery is o r may lx* as riv a ls an* ini|x»ssibl« ;3 8 F uless streuu- a wagon w eighing pounds, w ith com mon as tin* higher form of th at oils efforts an* put fo rth ,” say s S«*cre to m y Io m n iu Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting four horses am i tw o men. to haul tw o science. A r«went nuinlxT of Gar«l«*u tary T ’S Ju st w hat ly up before h er m in d 's eye w ith > Van H«»nn “manv «-ountry ami one h alf tous of pr<»duce to mark«*t a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you tin «ml F orest discusses the rejuvehes- chui«*lu*s iu Illiuois will lx*come ex I alw a y s pre- ; euiug d istin ctn ess. from a Cam den <Vainly farm and bring dieted ,” g ro an (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in “ I ca n ’t lx* resigned to th is!” she i.t- «•eiiee «»f old trees, and gives p ractical tlnct.” k ic k a load of fertilizer of the sam e in li ed Mrs. M erry tered aloud. d irections for eff«*ctlng it. D irectly l< It was to solve the problem of the w eight, and then they w ere a w hole gredients of which even h e docs not know. prtt ; dew ; “I knew S am ’s w ife eyed her w ith lazy In d if th e ¡mint a re tw o illu stratio n s of tin country «liun-b. and esp« eially tin* p ro b day «loing it. O ften enough the wagon — this so rt of ference, m ingled w ith rising dislike sam e tree, a veneralde oak in tin* Ar- g.»t iuir«*d. am i then it bx»k more than I th: lem of tin* nou-churehgoiug classes in thing.” w ith a au<l prejudice. i uold A rlxtretum . T h e first is of a tree tin* sm all tow ns ,,f the prairl« ' and th«* a «lay. O ver one of the new roads it glance aro u n d BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF H u m p h !’ said she, “ I don’t see hov» w ith far-reach in g branches, but m ark- m ouutaiu regious of th e <*<»ui»try, tin* tak es only <>ne man. tw o li«»rs«*s and a i her cool, airy y o u 're going to help yourself, m other- I «si by Infallible signs o f decrepitude, w agon w eighing 2.3»iO pounds to carry first chapel e a r was run in N’o rtb Da kitchen, w here iu-Iaw. W h a t’s done ca n ’t be undone. I th e leafag e scanty and th e general a load <»f four tons to m arket and bring | kota, but it w as run to m» g rea t p u r th e hall-fringed Sam ’s sick of ids b arg ain , and you’re j ¡»r«»s|»«*ct of life discouraging. a n o th er l«»ad of th«* sam e w eight back; pose. for the reason th a t the Ej»is«*«»i»al cu rta in s flu tte r sick o f yourn, but 1 a in ’t tired of mine.*” Tin* set-otul illu stratio n show s the and the round tri]» is m ade in half n bisliop win» devise«! .« was am i i ' more to find. ed in th e b reese and th e tall clock told w ith a sin ister chuckle. “ It may be nam e tree tw elv e y ea rs later, shorter day. «u. l-.n l. off the seconds w ith leisurely d elib era dull and stu p id here, b ut it’s a ¡»eg of lim b it is true, but displaying every noted for ab ility to plan work th an to The saving on the cost of hauling 1 n .v k e tion, "w a s a deal too good to last! I higher up th a n w attin g iu a flfteeu- ‘ c h a ra c te ristic «»f y o u th am i stren g th get dow n am i do it. T he car used to w hich these figure* rep resen t is an *r bt be haille«l alsu it th e S ta te fr«*e by tin* dream ed la st night th a t 1 saw Sam lu eeut re sta u ra n t. an y h o w .” | am i hopeful prom ise of lougevtiy. No *»f tl Item so large th a t, w hen once it Is gen obliging tailn»a<l com panies, but E pis his w inding sheet, and th is m orning “ W here’s S a m ?” Mrs. Merrydew a*k- i miracle, not even «»tie «-»f n a tu re 's lias -u f. delight erally gra*|x*d. t»ad roads w ill quickly copal stre n g th did n«»t keep pa«*e w ith w hen the le tte r cam e 1 knew w h at w as ed ab ru p tly . been p erfornnsl. Tin* result is sim idy becom e th e exception and gotxi road* th e gn»wth iu population. T h is record In it. w ord for w ord, before ever I “A in’t he here?” said th e young w ife, ‘ «me of skillful tree surgery, of iutelll- w as n«»t tile fau lt of tile chapel ear, b tr the rule iu all |»n»gr«*ssive and Wide ’s H o m E p ig r a m « «»ft ftft»Tftu» to«»*»», rr a.«a*r »,accr. Mfta is«, crv. broke the seal!” | g en t p ru n in g according to the lb* P a r opening her china-blue eyes. “ W hy. aw a k e S*a:«-'. ire buds «,f oronii'i of the conditions w hich It only lu ¡»art “ YVhat has h a p p e n e d ? ’ eagerly q ues he cam e y esterd ay !” j system , w hich, in stead of nemtiug the tioned H itty Johnson, th e village gos tr«*e bhxxl long d istan ces through **«»i- w as able to eitlubat. “S am ?” C n if t h c d R o c k f o r R o a d s . B a p tists took nt» th e chapel ca r idea sip, w ho had stopped on her w ay to the T he road builders of the YY’«-st will "Yes, Sam. Sam pson P arley P a rk ’as, : la|>s«sl and w ith ered arte ries, co n tra cts six y«*ars ag«». an d have now four su«*h ¡»lace w here she w as engaged for a E sq u ire!” w ith an insolence w hich w as j the a re a an d applies the nourishing undoubtedly ix* inter»*st»*d iu the ex- hour 6 0 VEAH6« d ay 's w ork a t dressm ak in g to ask how heightened by a defiant toss of the forces in such a way th a t they eat» lx» cars, th e last one having Jus lx perieuee «»f th e ,x*»»ple iu a c e rta in sec «ng Is l«*aI Mrs. M errydew ’s rh eu m atism w as. head, “if you w an t th e full nam e and assim ilated am , m ade to prom ote the e«tui|»|x*d am i sta rt «si out. The tion of Ulin,»is. <»m* of them says: a re under the ch arg e of the Au “ H e ain ’t—d e a d ? ” i grow th o f all the meiulx*rs. I.a*t fail w e ,»ut on o u r highw ays all p articu la rs. old holy!” »Is. but "lb*ed!” croaked the old lady, "w h at I’he pro es-. B one w hich alm ost any Baptist PabUcatloB 8 « .* tjr. La q u ite an am ount of crushed rock ami “T h e re ’s som e m istak e.” said Mrs. a s ta rt you do give one, to be sure! M errydew , w ith a sudden sen satio n of intelligent fa rm e r or tree ow n er should these cars travel«-«! <A.GOO mile a»«,ut th e sam e am ount of gravel an*’ up fri D ead—of course he a in 't dead! l i e ’s g ra te fu l relief a t her h eart. ' My sou’s j lx* abb* to apply. “ Vigor eau l»e r»*st«»r- 4.!kM> m eetings, and lu them sand. The form er soiidifi«*»! a t on,*e »■w ¡.la« o n ly —m arried!” am i J* an elegant r>»a«i. w hile the la tte r nam e i* not Samp-,«n Parley P ark is. «s| to a tree iu this condition by sh o rt ¡•r«*a<*li<«1 f».s»4i sermon*. The t I» wit] th “W ell, I declare.” said H itty k “if TRADE M ARRS, 1« scarcely ¡»a«*ked at all. As a m a tte r alth o u g h I believe th ere is a young ening ail its branch«*' l»y one-third or of fam ilies visited by <*ar ev a t DASICMS, ng walk. th a t don’t beat all! Your Sam m a r m an of th a t nam e living at th e grist j one-half th e ir en tire length. T he only w as ” 7«««. am i tin* n u m b er of of fact th e fir*t wb«*e| th a t passed over COeVftlCMTS Oc. < »ne ried!” <t valuabl«* thing* in dlstribtite«l was J»«,*•.< »■ ». As a r» Anyone •e-u tl-u . r fr«*, • »ketch and < ftc *e*er,p «xm —«r B the rock start«*d the solidifying pro —Gives the Choice of—« mill, four miles up th e road. My sou is «•are n«s*«l«s| in th is «»¡x*rat!on is to cut sue* . -ertftin «better lueeacna "M arried la st week." said Mrs. Mary called Sam uel M errydew .” inn *• u t h« a rt >f a cess. Due d:ffl«*ulty th a t has con fro n t l»a« k «*a«*li m ain b ranch to a healthy th is work forty m eeting house S«x>t.. i f (*te tab*« ('.«tamn'fftii.iai «er.rtlv little M errydew . "and going to bring his <*x»S.e-• al. OI-»«M aeeua-7 t.< » e ran b c pat-^ts ed u* heretofore in using gravel for T w o T ra n s c o n tin e n ta l R outes “Good gracious!” cried th e bride, I , la te ra l bran«*,», w hich will serv e to nt- been built am i fify on«* e. tig:«-, »« Amer.ca. We hare a w a».* r.ru«t r S r i brid e to see me to-day. W hat am 1 cftten*» «»km 'broutdk M m « A Co recatws road purpose« wa* th a t some gravel Hit» s ta rtin g to h er feet In a scram bling, . tra c t am i e lab o rate by m eans o f Its organize«). E ighty tw o Sum lay i six.ee la tba going to do. I'd like to know, w ith a Not to tr ti't Uln sum ptu- will pack tolerably well a fte r a while, GREATÍOKTHERÍ terrified sort of w ay. and m aking a J ■ leaves a surti«-i«*nt flow o f sa p to In w ere established, and th e re hav » bet-H Oregon Stiort Line d ain tily tine lady from th e city, who SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, su re th e gro w th of th e b ran ch .” T hese aliove 500 baptism s. O th er den > t u i n a - oils as to dlsoliey but again th ere is gravel th a t will not V IA . be«o* t a l’y iUar«rat«M. l . r r M errm lat aw ag don’t know a spinning w heel from a vague clu tch a t th e shab b y bonnet. I d irectio n s m ust lx* carefu lly ol »served tious a re con teu ip laim g the o f hard en for a y ea r or more. T he tron ■ > wwai. week r. tecs*. SIX» ftra a r; P erfo rm each dt as you er clothes press, and never put her hands “T hen I’ve m ade a m istak e und com e to p rev en t fu rth e r decay, am i care th .s e cha|x*l cars, am i it may lx wnm»« «uftaa az>0 K a a * SPOKANE S A L T L A K E Bwuft * * W* a»< P y x t T »«- n n s s i »eat !»le is to know w hi«*h is w hi<*h. But w«- free. ***-*~TM am i y,»u will uev« «T have to in to a pan of good scalding d ish w a ter to th e w rong place! They told me it m ust also tx* taken to h a v e tin* low«s»t th e flocking »f tl»e population t«» had a n o th er trouble in u*.ng gravel fot w as a red bouse, back of four big wll- I MUNN A CO ., catch up. In her life?” lim bs tin* longest. so th a t the great«**! th a t th e ■IKSEtPOLIS 3tfl KreaN fti), krw York. ars m ust lx* relied u a light top d re s'in g . S pread on a hard D EN VE R low s!” C h ristian ity is m»t a d riftin g up»»n ’’W ell, b u t,” said H itty Johnson, “it possible l«*af su rfa ce shall lx* eX|x»*«-«| wrtve th« »untry church ¡»rob!«*; r««ad lxxl. say six inch«*« thick, it will "Y'es." said Mrs. M errydrew . “it !s ' «’ixine cu rren t* , it I* ea rn est navigation seem s to me as if th a t w as b o rre rin ’ to tin* light. So if «.•■»me «»l«l tr«*e. uear S T. P A U L “m ush" out. sure, no m a tte r w h at th€ OMAHA •c e r My Defence I o x Head.* to w an ls a desired heaven. tro u b le afo re It’s due! How do you a red house belli ml four large willow- neol'i.b*. or dw elling, th a t has iieeu q u ality may lx*, (in the «•ontrary. four trees. but th e re ” »with conscious ¡»ride» Tw o Amerit an* w ho w«*re t-r«»*. know b u t w h at you’ll like her?” 1 h«* B ' th,* I«'.It o f t «* 1.1' . inches of crushed rock will not move th e lan d m ark <>f a cen tu ry , show s WIRE ROPE SELV a GE. C H IC A G O U IS iS C IT T “ Did you ever know one of these city “th e likeness cuds. P erk in s' Mill H ouse alarm in g sym ptom s th e ow ner should th e A tlantic, met iu th e cabin on T h at is w by it 1» dull to th e m an w Lo laterally the fraction of an inch. T he is not by any m eans such a ¡»lace as •lay ni'tht to sing hym ns. A* they ■ g irls th a t w as w orth her sa lt? ” con Ix>weet rates to oil eastern cities. is determine»! to have bis ow n way. not desjiair liefore he has trea ted it a c road builder will easily un d erstan d the last hym n. "J«-'us I^iver of M t tem p tu o u sly dem anded Mrs. Merry- this!” Ocean steam ers ¡eave P ortland evert cording to th e general ¡»Ian here la.«* how much tim e am i mon«*y «-an be In chan»» ter. as In the m ountain«, At th e sam e m om ent an open wagon, S*»ul. «>ne of th« m h«*anl au dew “ Not every Ixxly know s w h at my five days for *an Francisco. dow n.— Boston T ran scrip t. g rea tn em is th«* accu m n latio u of com saved in u*iug rock for suioothiug a lugly rich am i b ea u tifu l v< luck has been, all my life long. If well tiesplashed w ith liquid mud, c la t mon v irtu e ', lifted up b j th e ft of road am i filling sm all depression«». New «». K a N. Trail «ebe,lul*. him. lie looked around, at <1 all th e re w as a l»ad egg in th e bilin' I w as te re d up to th e door, an d a sh rill voice A GO OD INDIAN Ufa YY’ith five or six men to feed the L a - i EK-iind 4, r , n . !««• <!i«l not know th«.* face, alw a y s ce rtain su re to get it; if I w as h eard crying o u t: • r- . * ■ E >|r< cru sh e r we «Tin load a team every five l i r a x e o f a C h i e f \ \ h o S i g a c I "E v en in ’, Mis’ M errydew ! Seen n o r t h th a t he knew th e voi«*e. s* bought tic k et No. 7 In th e raffle a t a rftBt M ai. X o m inutes w ith the reg u larity of d o c k -, xx*a. Fr» .<h t. X o. ÎA. P o u ltry , l a m . Garden, Cemetery, T r e a t y o f W i l l i a m 1‘t n n . t o l l 21 ch u rch fair. No. S w as alw ay s th e tic k th in g of a young ’om au in a blue gow u m usic «*ea»e«l. he tu rn ed am Lawn, K a Jro a d and B ab b it Weak be > u d 4 work. No highw ay com m issioner we Lear, know; A sl»««rt tim e ago near S unbury. I’a., d a n if he ha«l not t»e**u i et to draw th e prize. I d id n ’t ex|»ect and red sh aw l h ereab o u ts? I’ve som e Expr So. X F encing. h ave ever had has lxs*n able to do th a t. »w t o how m issed my w ife a t the deix»t. am i ■ the rem ains of one o f th e Im liau chiefs. a»* M a; So a n y th in g better, an d I ’m resig n ed to w,**r. The m an repll«*»l t] at Tbonaand* of M ile* Io n«e. Catalorae Tr«a xxw l F re ig h t. <»ur ,x»wer. a traction engine. co«t us 3 ---------------------------« 1 5 p m th e L ord's will! o h . dear, dear, th is is , —w hy. th e re she is now! How on ea rth w ho p articip a ted in th e «iguiiig of the been a Coafvdt*rate soldier. II A re*<ht Paid. Price» Low. •u «-ans' m continually re, ♦5 a lay. Tiie ow n r furnished h i' own Fur fe n detaj eall on age n t, a t G ra n t, «»re- com e you here. L ou.sa J e a u n e tta ? You ; trea ty , through w hieh W illiam Penn a hard w orld to live in!” do it sometime*. “ W ere you at su»*h a ,»iic* o:i i-ueh a l«s*t th y self. y< coal and w a te r and runs the engine. A ’O il. or a w B T il N:NULLEN WOVE* WISE FENCE CO. “A qu eer kind of resign atio n ” m ight ha’ knew I'd a-come a r te r you. j cam e iuto ¡«»sses'iou <»f P ennsylvania, night?* a*k«*<1 the first. least ooce a »la - nam ely, in th e tuo -fcCMT. Cen Paas a<t . g J ' »line engine would lx* even less ex- Port xand, « «recon I K 116.113 a a t t * j Or eaas S t . CH CAGX I U - th o u g h t Miss H itty , as she h asten ed F °u could ba' w aited a spell. w ere unearthed. T he rom aius a re ihuae “Yea.” l»e rojdied. “an,I j cnrk»u> ing o r at uighL T to m a * a' Kernpis. |x*n.«ive. if it w ill w ork as well as is And Mr. Sami»*on P arley P ark in s, a of C hief Shikellim y. giam l sach« »» « f tiling hap|x>ned th a t night w iil» !i thB on. leaving Mrs. M errydew w iping her T he only fail th a t w ears well a la *n. I it will. J. R King, iu Chlengo eyes w ith a yellow silk ¡xx-ket h a n d long-limlxxl Y ankee, in a blue cbeck**d i th e Lejiui-Lenai»«** an d th e deputy gov hym n has ro«*alled to my ntind. I w as holds its color ¡u all w eath ers is tl kerchief and sighing like any furnace. sh irt an d a su it of pepper-and-aalt ern o r ap[x»int«*»l by th e Iroqnois upon posted »»n sentry d uty n ea r !he edge of W hieh is WO Vi *n of conviction and “ And if Sam M errydew really has go: cloth. h«*l|x-d his w ife into th e v acan t th e ir ««»u<|Ucst of th e Su'«|U c|ianuu In a w«xxL It w as a »lark tughr an d very w ith th e shar] » m ordant of experien Ruud- a r id T h e i r C o n » t r u c t i o n . m arritnl, I hope to goodn«*ss he's got a seat of th e nimbly wag«»n am i ra ttle d diaus. H e lit «si in th e Iu d iau village t*»»l,l. am i I w as a llt:le frighten«*«! I«e- - J . R Lowell. Tl t of mStintainiug a public w om an who won’t ta k e the w orld q u ite aw ay , leaving Mrs. M errydew stan d in g of Shomok«». on th e present site of S i«» cause th e enem y wer* *tip|»u»>«d to lx* ’ . ..giiw ay iu E ngland is roughly e sti l*oly«'arp wa* converte«. at 9 year* of ...AND. ao hard as his m other does!” sta rin g on th»* «b^ug i bury au«l N«»rthumb«*rlac*L so u w«-n: very n,*ar. Atx»ut um inlght. wb« u ev m ated by the au th o rities a t $9»» ¡»er ag,*. M atthew ll»*nry a t 11. P resid en t “ Yes, I ’m resigned,” said Mrs. Merry “ 1 am, ,e«<u«d new!” said th a t ma then ce to sign th e tre a ty u u d er th e elm ery th in g was very still and i was feel- mile , — r atinu n: u Fram e. $¡«¡5. and K dw'anls a t 7. Dr. Isaa c W a tts a t ’.». dew , as she cu t th e w hite, crisp fall ap- i tron sloud, ap p a ren tly ad dr«-*', ng .. j tree. log hotn<*Hlrk and tnB crnhl .* ami lti'h o p H all a t 11. an d Roltert H all a t :n A ustria, f l ’.«» ,»*r mile ¡»er annum . pies Into juicy slices fur a tart, and «elf to the crows and tu r «•«■. k«*i C hief Shikellim y w as a good Indian, w eary. I th o u g h t th a t I would com fort I lie e»»n*:ni**ti«»u of the C a rth ag in ian 12. Bring th e children to U hrtst. m o u rn fu lly fiil ^ u » stove w ith fresh “Good land o’ U bery. 1* Ls ju st exa< a tru e re p re se n ta tiv e o f ev ery th in g th a t m yself by ,»raying am i '» n g in g a i >u.u. r o a d ' differed so m aterially from th at Men of te u d er h eart am i loving sytn- of the R om an*higbw ays th a t it is a u w-«*xL -Though I don’t s’poee Sain s ly Ilk«* i te d dream!" . w as g ran d In th e Indian c h a ra c te r; who l rem em ber singing th is hym n: ji.itliy and g en tle touch a re w an ted to w ife w fll keep the oM china and «he But Mra. Merrydew h s'f hardly re i never pn»v«sl u n tru e to his w ord. !••*- easy m a tte r for an tiq u arian * to d istin “ AH roy tru st on Th»d is stayed, give com fort to th e w orld’s sorrow , to guish b etw een th e two. Oliver eandleetictr*; t r i u * Bough tea turned tv the »*oxy sittin g nxun again, , tray »si a w hite m an nor condoned a AH tuy help from Th, e I bring. h»lp o th e r tem p teu men iu th e ir bat- carpets aa I ’ ve doae; no, and she won’t w hen a second t«ound of wh«*eis biok<* 1 crim e. On account of his ability to C»»ver my defenc« less head T he m aking of highw ays in E ngland tl«**. to res, ue th e |x*rishiug out of th e ir and YN al»*« ste ad fastly iut-reosed from eet no etsre bp the eld fn rn ttw ^ that upon th e fra g ra n t stilln ess of th e Oc * govern and his nobleness of ch a racter. M »th the shadow of Thy wing." hae been In the Marred«-*.v fam ily for a to b e r evening, th e d«»or w as rtung ojx*n he w as selecte«! by the chi«*f «»f th e Six I«’»!«», w h«*u C harles 1. began the m aking “ A fier singing th a t, a stran g e peace im m lage.- J . R. Miller. generatian tnrd a half. She’ll set and and a ch eerfu l voice exclaim ed: Statixl '« p io u s o f quiet am i re tire of road«, to the introduction of rail j N ations to rule th e Imliati* along the cam e dow n ui»«>u uw*. ai»«l th ro n g !i th e IMtd h e r hand*, am i let ev ery th in g go to I “ How d’ye do, m other, d ea r? H ere’s Ot ziu ach son. a* th e b ea u tifu l Su* l»>ng night I felt no ui«»ro fea r.” m ent a re dem anded for th e n u rtu rin g road* in th e first q u a rte r of this cen w rack and ru in —but I ’m resigned. And my wife! G ive h er a kiss, for she is «¡uehanna R iver w as called. W hen th e “Now.” aaid th e other, “listen to i,*y of tl»«* sp iritu a l n atu re. It I* in such mo tury, aft«»r w hi, h it declined. Sam , he’ll be neglected, and his sh irts p rep ared to love you dearly !” A* late a* 1^4«». tb e re w ere n eith er , Inx,u»»is. the ««»-»-ailed Six Nat:«»..', st,»ry. I w as a Union sohlier and wa* m en ts th a t u e realize tiie littleii«-*« of w ill be destroyed, and his stockings 1 And a sweet, child like young face, ' ma«le w ar upou th e original o w n ers of in th e wu»x| th a t night w ith a p ariy of tiie fre ts am i annoy an ces of th e wav. ro ad s nor coa«*h«*s in any country dis w on’t be m ended—w ho ever heard of a fram ed in by sm ooth bands of shining th e Sus»|u«*lianna Valley, the Lennl- scouts. I saw you stan d in g , a,»hough am i rise w ith fr,**h incentives for holy tric t of Portugal- G entlem en traveled city lady ta k in g the trouble to mend h air, w as lifted to hers, w hile a soft on horset«ack am i ladi«*s in se»lan I L ena|iea, ti»«*y siu*cee<l»*»l in sutxlulng I did n,»t see y o u r fare. Mv men ha«l d u ty .- J . IL Ma« Duff. stockings? B ut I a in ’t one to grum ble, voice w hispered: H eaven h«*l|»s those w l»o help other*. •hairs, carried by m«*u. or in m ule lit th e ir rifle* f,x*U'»*»l ii|x»n you. w aitin g them a f te r a b itte r stru g g le am i sent a an d I alw a y s did say th a t, w h atev er “ D ear m other, do try and like me a dep u ty governor, Chi»*r Shikellim y. to tha word to fire, but when you sang No m an is *,» su re of th e diviue a s sist ters. happened. I would try to be resigned!” little, for S am ’s sake.” out, an ce as lie who has >euiemlx*red th e The Italian G overnm ent, since the j nil«* over them . T he baking w as all done—th e tab le J “ My d ea r,” said th e old w om an, w ith divine utiM*lfishu«*ss. G« m 1 is verv pr«*s- union of ail tiie S tates of Italy Into ,»ne “ T o re r my defenceless h»*a«l U nder his l»-a»ten»hlp th e Lennl- w as set for t*^a. and th e firelight gleam te a rs In her eye«, “do you th in k y. u \\ ith the shadow »»f Thy wing.* eut w ith those who dw ell helpfully kingdom , has r»x*»»gniz«xl the inqx»rt- in g thro u g h th e cracks of the stove can get along in th is old-fashioned Ix*mq»e* never tri«*«l to throw off th e I *ai,l. •Boy«, low er your rifles, we will w ith others. G od's ham l tak«*s hold au« e of highw ays, am i has constructed j burden of th e ir <*»»m|uer»»rs. danced m errily up and dow n on th e I * place w ith only me for a com panionT ’ of our w ork, v. hen «»ur w ork is »lone out no I»*'« titan 2S.» h »U miles, a : a cost of Up to this tim e very little is know n of go home.’ ” yellow -w ashed w alls, and Mrs. M erry And Sam ’s w ife an sw e re d : “Oh, j th e «*hlef. H e w as au O neida Im liau of Iove4u brotherly ulm hiess. D iligent 117.« ■ *> ».<«■•». dew w as a lte rn a te ly dozing over her 1 D m «».»** E stim a te o f th e B ible. j m other. It is so lx*autlful am i q u ain t am i w as born In C anada o r iu th e '«•Ifi'lim ss has tin* rew ard of diligeuce. Tiie co u n try roads of the U nited k n ittin g and w iping su rre p titio u s tears R e t. W. F 'ran d s Irw in at the F ifth I and quiet here, and d u rin g all th«»se n o rth ern ¡»art of New York State, n ear but tiie cur'«* of s,*ltl«hn«*sn; diligent tiu- S;.»:« . do not , ..in pa re favorably w ith from h er spectacle glasses, w hen t h e r e « .. . . . . . . . . . F o r M o re T han 5 6 Y e a rs It Has N e v e r F a ile d in Its W e e k ly P re sb y teria n Church. Chicago, pn-ach- i . « r t < y ears th a t I ta u g h t iu th e cltv 1 have th e l"»r«l«*r. A fter he settled In SI»«» sclfishu«*ss has th e rew ard of diligence tbooe of any natiou in E urope. D uring cam e a loud, in sisten t knocking a t the « « » «. , ' «sl recently on “The Mission of S ensi door. , o d in « .I k - d a tall, nntldy youoe l" “ ** “ ** nioko the M oravian m issionaries found tiveness.” in the course of his serm on and th»* !-l»'.;ng of heaven. Sundav tiie '¡»ring sea*«»u lu m any d istric ts of V is its to th e H om es o f F a rm e rs and V illa g e rs School Time*. t!.e YY estern Stat«’* the roa,ls a re p ra c him th ere am i converted him. Th«*y h* said: w om an In a cheap blue silk dress, tically liiii»ass.*»l»le. H itty Johnson looked Iu th e next also estnblishe»! a mission u n d er his T h ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d S tates. w hose m angy tra in drew itse lf o ver the “ Books a re an Im p o rtan t facto r iu t T h e E le p h a n t M in ,led th e B aby. m orning, “ju s t for a m in u te” again, as A ccording to Prescott, th e In ca s’ protection. At th e signing of th e Penn fl«»or, and a black lace h at overl«?aded th e train in g am i d irectin g of th e sensi- ! she tru d g ed by. Some tim e before an elep h an t hunt ro ad s w ere m arvels of ♦*ngi ueering. trea ty C hief Shikellim y rep resen ted tlio tlv e '¡»irit. Above all o th er b x»ks stan d s w ith ragged artificial flowers. my h u sb an d w as at a statio n in B en “Galleri«*s were cut f,»r miles through 11 HAS faithfully ’»bored for th e ir prosperity and happiness, for th e im prove “ Eeel any m ore resigned. Mrs. M erry Oiit-hla In d ian s am) the Letinl Ia*na|x*s. “Bless me!” said Mrs. M errydew , only the Bible, to brin g n ea rer to Go«l and dew ?” she asked, in a vol<*e of c a re fu l m ent of th e ir business and hom e interests, for education, for th e eleva In 17!M Sliik«*llimy <lie«I an«] w as m ake u« k in d er to men. Its counsel* gal. Hi* w ork k ep t him out nearly all tl»«* living rock, river* w ere crossed l»v h a lf aw ake, “who a re y o u ? ’ tion of A m erican m anhood and tru e w om anhood. ly attu n ed sym pathy. “Of course, It’s burled by the m issionaries who had ami spirit a re an unerrin g guide in the »lay, aud. being III, I used to lie" for meau* of bridges th a t sw ung suspend 11 HA> told “I ’m S am ’s w ife,” said th e young at th e fireside, interestin g a n d instructive stories of th e doings of hours iu a long g arden ch a ir on the ed in th e a ir.” a drefful trial, b u t-----” convert«xl him. In his g rav e w ere w om an, looking around her w ith In selections b etw een the false and true, veranda, too w eak to read or enjoy th e world, th e nation and stares. Mrs. M errydrew sm iled broadly. dolent Interest. “And I »’pose you’re ¡»la«*ed m any trink«*ts w hich hail b«*«*n th e good am i evil. The late C harles A. 1 F HAS advis«*d th e farm er as to th e m ost approv«*d m ethods ot c u ltiv a tirg and S tr i k in g E f f e c t <»T C l i m a t e . “ Resign«*«!7’ said she. “ I never w as his sh a re of the p urchase of th e price I »ana occupied a unique place in J,»nr- j any more exciting au iu seiu eu t th a u my my m other-ln la w ? ’ liarvestm g his crops, and th e proper tim e to convert them into the O ccasionally an eloquent t«**timoniat la rgest possible am ount of monev. “ Y o n ?’ ga«t»ed th e poor old lady, so reslgn«*d in my life. Lily is a gem of of P en n sy lvan ia am i ninny of these nalisni. H is literary style w as pecu eyes stipi»lied to me. to th e v irtu es of a “ h ea lth re so rt" fails We h ad th ree elep h an ts for ou- ten ts IT HA< led in a.I m atters pertaining to th e we fare of f»*mers and villagers, «„d acarcely able, a t first, to realize th e th e p u rest w ater. Sam is th e lu«*kl**st w ere found Intact w hen his rom aius liarly strik in g . In his book, ’A rt of and baggage; am i one d e a r c te a tu re to find a pla«*e lu th e printed m a tte r for over half a century has held th e ir confidence and esteem . m eaning of th e handsom e s la tte rn 's fellow In th e world, and 1 -w e ll, 1 w ere recen tly discovered. N",»wspa|x*r M aking.' he publish«*« a lec used to f«*«*d from my hands every day '«•nt «»ut by tl»«* botel-kee)H»rs or «»thers words. “ Yon S am ’s wife! It ca n ’t be co u ld n 't have suited m yself better If tu re deliver«xl before the W isctm -in E d I l s (« lo ry l i a s D epart«*«!. ( ami seined as gentle as a pet dog or Inter, ste 1 in th e pn»s|»crlty of th e place. tfe furnish THE OBSERVER and N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE One I’d looked all cr«*ation over for a «laugh possible!” itorial Ass«x*i.*iti«»n. Iu sp«*aking of th e ' , cat. A railw ay president w ho had goue to In th e «lays of Its ¡»n».«,x*rity Bath. T he young w om an untied th e strin g s ter-ln-law ! Im n 't talk to tne about res- Year, Cash in Advance, for $1.50. e»lu«*atioti of tiie jo u rn alist he said: One of our governm ent chapra*!« one of th«* 'iimtiHTr»**«»rts of the N orth of her bonnet w ith a laugh, aud flung Ignat Ion! Folks don’t n«*e«I to be resign- Maine, had nlim»st five miles of busy “ T h e r e a re som e lxx»ks th a t a re a b it carelessly on the table. ed w hen a golden streak of good fo r ship y ard s. The tow n had never done solutely indispensable to the kind of w as p a rtic u la rly devoted to her am i w est to spend a few w eeks w as sittin g Address all Orders to on th e v eran d a of th e hotel enjoying an y th in g «*1 m * for a living th a n to build “I guess I a in ’t good enough for yon.” tu n e com es to ’em !” e»liii-atiou th at we ar«* co n tem p latin g Invariably sh ared his m eal of fru it ot “ Do tell!” said H etty Johnson. “ Well. aud sail ship*, but It prospered in th at. aud to tiie profession th a t we a re con- flower cakes w ith hl« dum b friend. t»u th«* Ink«* s» «*n«*ry and his cigar, w hen he said she. “Sam said his folks w onldn’t w as accvsbxl by a resident “boom er” T h irty or more y ear» ago Its barlx>r Just fancy me a t first, but we’re tig h t I never did!” —New York Ledger. sblering; aud of all these th e most in- i a ¡»art,«*ularly hot «lay the ch ap rast, to w ith th e rem ark : w as alw ay s fill«*»l w ith shipping am i Its m arried and th e re’s no help for It; so d is|leasab le, the most useful, the one ' my surprise, ¡»laced his tiny child cf G l o r i f l c a t is i i o f th e H a m . “ You’ll find th e a ir full of ozone, sir. stro«*ts were busy w ith trade. But then* you’ll Just have to m ake th e best of w hose know leilgc is m ost effective, is six m ouths a t the elep h a n t's feet, th in g s.” You'll sleep like a log. Before you No m an who lives on tn«*at w as ever has l»e«*n a stead y decline since tin* end th e Bible. T h ere is no t»x»k from w hich w an tin g her expressively th a t the ln- hav«* lx*vn her«* a w eek you will gain “ Yon—yon a re from the c ity ? ’ bes! know n to lick his w ife or uxk fo r a di of the war. am i a vivid exem plification m ore valuable lessons can lx» l«»ariied. , fa n t w as in her charge and was to b* !« n ¡»»unds or L m i's in, guess, am i l'tu fated poor Mrs. M errydew , not know vorce. A dam g«»t Into a row, rig h t off, of the d«*cay in A m erican shipping At 1 eare«l for till his retu rn . I m yself w as in g w h at else to say. because he ha«l no hog nn*at, butt«*r or present not one w « xm 1«* u ressel is being I am considering it now not as a re au eye-w itm s> of her womb rful sa g ac g,*m*raily rig h t.” ligious lxx»k but as a m anual of utility. ! "I «l,»ti‘t <k»ubt it." re p lh d ’.lie railw ay “ I w aited in a re sta u ra n t," said Sam ’s black bass. N'a|»oleon l«»*t Waterhx» le- built In the town, and there Is not a of professional pr«*paration, and pro- j ity. L arge b au au a trees and fig trees m agnate. "I gained eight ¡xuiuds the w ife. ’T h a t ’s w here he first saw me, cauae th e allied for«*«*« had bacon for v«*ss«*l lutem bxl for th e m erch an t m a grew around, am i to my su rp rise tiie ‘ The C H IC A G O R E C O R D is s m odel In New York.” b rea k fa st the m orning of th«* tight. Tile rine on th e w avs, o ld ship ownera nr«» fesslonal use f«»r a jo u rn alist. T h ere Is el«*|»haut broke off one of the fo rm er’s very first «lay.” ¡x*rhaps no lxx»k whose sty le i« more "T h at ix'.'its tin* record." said the “ H e never told me th a t,” said Mrs F ren ch had vegetable soup. T he South selling th eir vessel proj»erty as fast as spreading leaves, held it like a fail in n ew sp aper in e v e ry sense o f the w o rd ." — M errydew , faintly. ii.ul to give In ut A ppom attox l»ecause they are able to «Jo so, and p u ttin g their su g g estiv e am i m ore Instructive, from J her tru n k , au d from tim e to tim e grace- I "lx»omer,” slightly dazed, but recover- Í w hich you learn m ore d irectly that Ing him self prom ptly, "though I've H a rris b u rg {P a .) Ca/I. “ I s’pose It’s dread fu l doll and poky they w ere out of m eat! No w ar can lx* money Into o th er tilings th a t ¡»ay b e t fully wav«*d It over th e slum bering s i l l , lim e slm plb lty w hich never exag- know n in stances alm ost «*qual to it." o u t here,” said the young w om an, w ith su«*ceesfully w aged w ith o u t h«»g m eat. te r Interest, and unless s«»toe ch an g e is child, w h eth er to tetn|x*r th e heat of gerat«*s, w hich recounts the g reatest •'Yes.” ropll«*,! the other, "eight a sh ru g of her p retty ta w d ry shoulders. A m erican* a re the most frisky people qnl«*kly mmle iu th e econom ic condi events w ith solem nity, of course, but tin* atm o sp h ere or to ke«*p off flies 1 am ¡xtuuds. I weigh«*«! inys,*|f on a nickel “ There is no p a p er published in A m e rica “ Do the crickets alw ay s keep on cheep on ea rth , because they eat the most tions of the country affecting xhtppiug, unable to say. T he gentle way iu w ith o u t se n tim en tality or nff«*«*ti,»n; ■ hog m eat. In g alls would have gone in the slot m achine at th e railw ay s ta it Is evident th a t B ath and n great —cheeping, like this? And d on 't the th a t so n e a rly approaches the tru e jo u r n a l noue which you «»¡x*n w ith such conil- i | w hich sh e moved her feet ov«*r tiie tion w hen 1 lambxl here, and the indi w ind ever stop m oaning through the l»ack to th e S en ate had he not lived ou ninny o th er tow ns of th e sam e ch a ra c child an d across to each side astouish- dence am i lay dow u vlth such rever- is tic id e a l as The C H IC A G O R E C O R D ." — trees? D ear me, w hat a crazy looking oatm eal, baked apples an«, blind rob ter will lx* <*nni|»ellc4] to go out of th«i en«*e. 1 «*«1 me 1 s«*n, for a w hite loaf and ca to r |x»int«xi to 157. An hour la te r 1 sieiqtetl on tiie sam e kiud of uiachiue old clock! W hy dou’t you change It off ins. A vegetable diet w om an is as cold buslu(*ss of building ships.—New York some orange«, and «ailing her by nam e P ro m **i\e w sp ap e rd o m " (.Xew York), “ T h e r e 1.« no liook like th e B ible., nt the hotel am i the figure w as li»5. fo r som ething m odern? T ea? No. I an d clam m y aud unlovable as a turnip. Post. \\ hen you get into a controversy and 1 (she w as never chained» tried in va.n G ain of eight ¡»«»unds In sixty m inutes, don’t care for tea. I'd a d«*al ra th e r If you Wish to put roses In th e cheeks w ant exactly tin* right answ er, w hen 1 to tem pt her to my side on the low F e m a te D e sp e ra d o . sir. am i 1 h ad n ’t eaten a bite. H ad n 't **l have com e to the fir m conclusion, a fte r h ave a glass of beer. Beer alw ay s sets of your girls, v itality in th e ir every mo vcram la. N othing would iuducc her to you are l«x»king for an expression, w hat Cora H ubbard, th e Pineville (Ark. done atiy th lu g but b rea th e this ix au - me up w hen I feel fain t. Or p’rap s you tion aud b rain s in th e ir lieuds fe«*«l Is there th a t closes the disp u te like a leave h er charge. The w arm a ir and a long test a n d a fte r a w id e com parison I In n k rol»lx»r, Is 25, am i w as born in tlfu l air. Never saw a u y th iu g like It. m ight pu t ju s t a drop of gin or sp irits them m eat. If you w ant y o u r boy to verse from tin* Bible? W hat is It th at tl»«* m onotonous w ave of th e sw in g ’llg j Ohio. She Inherits from her fa th e r a M a n clous clim ate, s ir — «Imply m arvel get a Job an<l hold It, go to the front au«l In the t e a ? ’ w ith the jo u rn a ls o f m a n y cities a n d coun sets u|» th e right principle for you, fan ov«*rp«»w«*r«*«l me w ith drow < ness, • Mrs. M errydrew grew sick a t h e a rt— am ount to som ething, give hint bacon I slight ad m ix tu re of Indian bhxxl. Sin* w hich pleads f«»r a policy, for a <*aus«*, to w li|<*h 1 yielded; am i a fte r a sb*« p of ous. Ami all It cost me w as 10 cents.” tries, th a t The C H IC A G O R E C O R D comes Y outh's Com panion. •h e leaned up ag a in st the w all aud grease, bam fat or tallow throe tim es a ; Is fairly well «xlucated, and her favor. so much ns the right p assage of holy some d u ratio n 1 w as aw akcued by , Ite lxx»k In <*hildli«xxl w as th e “ Life of day. T he world Is full of cra n k s who closed her eyes. as n e a r being the idea! d a ily jo u r n a l as we «¡ulet, sulxlued sn o rts beside me. To s c rip tu re ? " *»heo|» iu E a s t e r n A u s t r a l i a . “Is th is my only son’s w if e ? ’ she ask are alw ay s g ettin g up some new fail the Ja m e s Boys.” Corn d«»«*«n't drink, 1 my su rp rise I fouud th at tiie ch ap rasi lu E astern A ustralia 100,00,»»00 sheet a re fo r som e tim e lik e ly to fin d on these H one T hing» t«» F o rg e t. ed herself. ’T h is coarse, untidy, half- alxjut hay soup am i corn fodder tea.— b ut ’.s an in v eterate sm oker, and sw ears | had Just retu rn ed to his offs,»ring, and now find su stenance in a region w hich Bnxxliiig over m istakes. inisf«»rtun«*s, like a tr«x»per. H er chief com plaint ed ucated c re atu re? Oh, w hat have 1 El D orado R epublican. the elephant shxxl near the v eram li m o rta l sh o re s ."— P ro f. J. T. H a tfie ld in th irty y ears ag,» w as a sam ly desert. ag a in st her cap to rs Is th a t they d id n ’t illsnp|H>iiiiinents. Is Ilk«* c a rry in g nn done to be punished like th is? Sam s lx*sl<lt* me, p atlcutly w aiting am i gen The sheep g radually tram pled the soil An Insurance policy often m akes a allow her to put on her lx*st togs, but forgiven sins. But elicrishlng grudgt*«, The E vanston (III.) In d ex , w ife! In all the p i c t u r e of her th a t I m au m ore valuab!e a fte r d eath th an ca rrie d her off In a M other H ubbard. rem em bering injuries, revolving re tly asking for tiie tem pting d ain ties so Into firniiiess, so th at it now grow s a p ain ted to m yself th e re w as never on«.* d u rin g his life. bravely w ithstood for over tw o hours ,l«‘nse m ass of vegetation. venges. is m aking one’s self tin* dev il's like this. No, never!* ’ Sold by newsdealers everywhere and subscriptions- D ou't th in k because a m au in alw ay s A g rf ib v, r i i . ' 1-. eM .ngu.sIi tin lu th e p rivate schools of C hina a And the picture of b t f boy’s blighted Some people are Ilk* one-legged uillk- h arping on one idea th a t he is a born I»nckh«»tse, w eighted w ith the m isdeeds of o th e r men. T he b urdeus of this received by all postm asters. Address TH E CHI sp a ik as long as a man has uioucy t« teach er Is paid alxwit a ceut a day for life, her own desolate fu tu re , rose d ark stools- no good unless sat upon. musician. work when carried arc exasperating buru i each pupil. CAGO RECORD, 1S 1 Madisan-st. AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. MRS. MERRYDEW'S RESIGNA TION. Do Not Be Deceived. “The Kind You Have Always Bought” Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. P atents TO T H E EA ST FENCING THE OBSERVER WEEKLY OREGONIAN One Year $2.50. BORN SEPTEMBER Ireland Bros., Moro, Or. Three Opinions: