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M O R O , ORBOON
. . April 3, 1908
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►%■%*%*<****♦*****•***** M I
The Mangolds’
Valentine.
By
E L L IS
0. g. R m ilfir
asldo the cover and ”let ■ tlto firelight
"It’ll be tough on the Mangolds to
lose their claim.?1 slow ly droned oat a Into the Interior.
lank lierdar who w as occupying th<P ' A child hardly more than a baby was
Moro. Oragoii.
top of a sugar barrel; “but, then, they moaning on the bed of straw within.
“Can't we help you?” asked Joe anx
don't amount to much In the settle
incut, aud the Hay boya, being bus iously.
"I don't know. I’ve tried to find a
it p ert, Experienced,. Registered P h arm a cis ts v,
tiers”—
.
He got no farther. The look that the doctor, but I don’t seem to make o u t
Hedlcines C a re fu lly Com pounded.
Express and Freight
storekeeper gave him quit© upset him, Maybe the folks are afraid of me. Any
how
they
don’t
sqpm
to
want
me
and he relapsed into alienee.
Complete Assortment of Silverware snd Jewelry
If you are su fferin g from Delivered to any Part of the City
Theu a very Important conference around, and now I’vo clean last my
Piano and Furniture Moving.
w as held between the «torekee|»er and way."
impure
blood,
thin
blood,
de
"I’ll tell you what w e’ll do," said Joe.
the other settlers, and after It the par-
bility, nervousness, exhaus
tv separated with sm iling faces and a “W e’ll take you home. Fa’pa can doc
tor
people."
tion,
you should begin at once
satisfied air.
"But the harness, Joe?" suld Clive.
The ralu had cleared the atmosphere,
with
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the
"That’s so. 1 forgot I t Well, I’ll
and next morning the sky gleamed la
Sarsaparilla you have known
A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a t e n t M e d ic i n e A lw a v s In S to c k
such blue splendor as only prairie tell you—you drive home w ith the man,
all your life. Your doctor
skies can know. The air was full of and i'll go to the store. I ain’t afraid. ’
In a few m inutes the em igrant w as
the softness und warmth of an Carly
knows it, too. Ask him about h.
on the road toward the Mangold cabin
spring morning In southern Kansas.
Proprietor of
C u l m t h « r * to S s lly » etlo « o f «
wdth
Clive,
w
hile
Joe,
bis
courage
Just
At an early hour there were seen
l>oit<iii<>na prixliicto a re absorbed. cai
a t ha. hlUuuau»»«, nausea. d p iw fw ta
a
llttlo
weakened
by
the
appearance
of
here und there wagons wending their
p re ve n tio n th e S araa|M tillla
4
w o rk . A v e r'» fU to a ro U » er pllto.
way along the prairie, lu each wagon the still darkening sky, w as riding rap-
n
il
vegetable.
' idly In the other direction.
"My goodness, who’s this!" exclaim
J . O. A y er On., L a v a d , 1
a ~ . by
A ls o m enu d a tu ra — o f
ed the storekeeper as be w as putting
Draying of all Kinds.
BAIE VMM.
up the blinds of the lonely prairie store
AOUB
Trunk» and Gripe Hauled to and
for the n ig h t H e could hardly believe
cmiy
bis eyes when the young rider pre
W a b a v a n o in o ra ta t W o pobUafc
from all trains
sented him self.
Ska fo rm u la s o f a l l a u r
"And you’ve come all this way
alone?" be said when be bad beard
O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K I N Y O U R
! Joe's story. "Well, my boy, you m ust
idle days by te llin g your neighbors of the good
be a good one. Look here! I ’m going
home w ith you."
,
____*» qu alities of The Observer.
If you can ’t get their sub
H e put on bis overcoat and wrapped
a shaw l about the slender boy’s shoul scriptions, send us th eir addresses and we w ill send A modern hospital for tho treatment of nil l»] tli<‘»l
surgi«
ders.
dises
ret*,
«xœpt
«urh
as
«ru
cootagidu«.
We
for a ll so lic itin g you do
"Come,’’ be said, picking up a bundle them sam ple copies.
which Joe thought w as certainly too
R a te s , f r o m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w e e k , a c c o r d in g to ro o m
large to contain nothing more than the
Ambulance will meet all irainr and boats if hospital it notified.
piece of harness, “let's go."
Together they mounted the horse,
F o r F u r t h e r In f o r m a t io n . A d d r e s s
and through the falling rain the tw o
rode on mile after mile, the Bteady
sw ish of the horse’s feet through the
dead grass being the only sound to
M e d i c a l D ir e c t o r s .-
break the stilln ess of the n ig h t
At last the faint light in the cabin
of the Mangolds shone across the plain,
and a few m oments afterward the
storekeeper and the boy^lind entered
“It certainly is, and I thank you,
the bouse.
*-
Mr. Optician for fitting my eyes so
I tell yon what," said the storekeep
perfectly. 1 have had glasrea of all
er the next evening when a group of
settlers bad gathered about his Ore, "It
kinds, but this last pair I got of you
S Q V IU B O I L L E T T
MADE
A VKBY U A N D -
wasn't a pleasant sight. There was
beats them all.”
HO M K L IT T L M SPM HO H.
tho baby m oaning and suffering, while
there w as a plow or a barrow, and in the little wom an w as trying to com
some of them were heaps of corn and fort It. Over lu the other corner was
a luou lima before he would let un fix hieeveH-
Ha wild all trlasae« were alike aud what waa
other provisions.
'<
Mangold him self.”
the uae. Now ,oa could not uet him to n't
Clive and Jo© looked out of the Man
"The old man, eh?” said the squire.
alsswbers. We are perfeot "eve fitter«," and
gold cabin and noticed that the horses’
that’s why we please our patron«.
"He’s sick, boys—pretty sick. H e’s
heads were all facing them.
been a kind o f doctor in tho east, but
"Let’s hurry and hitch up," said Joe, was ordered out here for his health.
“RUd get to plowing. All the folks are He bnsu’t beeu able to go about any
coming by here, aud we ought to be at slnco he came, and his brave little w ife
THE DALLES, OU EGON.
work.”
__ . ‘
. ' L . ' ' ___ ■
and th e tw o boys have looked after ev
They ran out and began harnessing erything.”
W hen w riting for Catalog
the horses to the plow, the stranger
"Tbnt’s It, eh?”
JONES C A S H STORE
emigrant looklng.ou dolefully.
L A M G t S T iA T A L O G
"Yes. And, besides that, out of all
Otiet. • M
* in, on - 1,.«,
"Hold on ttere, boys! Unhitch those
M a il O rS a r H a w .« m
»«« a t . , ar«d
5»od lot
ot Cis they were the ones to take care
horses!”
1
C
.I.io
,
of the camper.. Tho poor fellow was
(ECONOMIZE THRO JONES T h e B u y e r , Guide
it was the storekeeper, with a grin
about discouraged, and It w as a god-
Hantwan. Drv Goodt and if
on his face.
Fra n i a n ? O a k Sto
S hp U m , d all Lad, quoted
■a out K tw la t M o a ih ly
"All you have to do today,” he went
PORTLAND OR
on, "Is te I»oss. We’ll do the work.
M e o tio D th i« im p v r
Now. say, w hefe do you w ant your
forty acres plowed?”
y 'y
y
¿ sir s 7
Joe. bewildered, looked around upon
the gathering tennis and pointed to a
trnct around which the boys had made
several straggling furrows.,
r
z
-a
"All right. Now, fellows,'! hurry up!"
P o r c e la in B a th T u b s .
shquted the storekeeper.
There w as a great rattling of chains
ami much laughter ns team after team
went .with Its plow to the corner of the
field, presently to send a long choco
A l.
late ribbon of sod rolling after as it
took Its way around the great square
piece o f prairie.
"Tweuty-four of them,” said Mrs.
Mangold, counting with extended fin
der, her worn face lighting up with
• pleasure. The strange visitation aud
the pile ofp,provisions that had been
C e r t i f i c a t e o f P e t H f l r e e . Colanthe is recorded by
brought by the settlers had almost
overwhelm ed her.
the American Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Associa
Follow ing tho plow s were harrows,
tion, his recorded number being 40930. Color and description,
and the lnud rapidly took on the ap-
brown, star, small snip. Pedigree, foaled April 11th, 1908. Bred
Iiearsnoe of a field long tilled. The sun
and owned by H. G. McMillan o f Rock Rapids, Iowa. Got by
Was halfw ay across the sky when all
Calvpeo 2bO17 [44577], by Theudis 2501ft [40871], by Beeigue
»topped nt a signal from the store
[19602], by Brilliant III 11116 [2919], by Fenslon 2682 [38], bv
keeper.
Brilliant 1271 [755], by Brilliant 1899 1756], by Coco II (714],
"Boys,” he said when the men bad
by Vieux ,Chai»lin [713], by Coco [712], by Mignon [715], by
gathered round, "now let's eat dinner,
and then we'll finish. But w hile w e’re
Jean I>e Blanc [739],
finishing how would It do for som e one " H O L D ON TH U H K , B O TS l U N H IT C H THOSE
Dam. Corona 23356, by 8andow 21144, by Clampin 13999
HOUSES I ’’
to go to the village aud bring out a
[29892], by Phenix 8849 [6983], bv Fenelon 2682(38], by Bril
Architecture
Bookkeeping
Stenography
certificate of entry on the .claim ? send to him that the boys came across
liant 1271 ¡755], by Brilliant 1899 [7561, by Coco II [714], by
That'll make It all sure. By that time him, for the baby ’<1 surely died right
Banking and Banking Law,
ComT^ rciul Law,
Advertising
Vieux Chaslin [713], by Oooo [712], b y Mighon [715], by Jean
he will l»e able to prove that the re there In the ravine.
Show Card Writing
Cbemistrv
-------
1^
Blanc
[739].
quired plow ing Is done, yon see.”
Mechanical Drawing
Electrical Engineering
"More'n that, boys, 1 found out that
2d Dam. Babe 21146, by Pluton 10113 [19321], by Valliant
The proposition w as received w ith a the plowing that has to he done on the
Newspaper Illustrating, Civil Engineering. Hteam Engineering
[104],
by
Prosper
[893],
by
Decide
[892],
by
Vieux
Pierre
[894],
about of approval. '
claim to hold It from the government
Civil Service,
Mechanical Engineering,
bv Coco [712[, by Mignon [715], by Jean Ls Blane [739],
"I’ll gos" said the lank herder, who ain’t near finished. Those children
Gas Engineering, Mining Engineering, Locomotive Running,
3d Dam. Dimmitt 4460, imported from Franoe in 1882 by
had been com pletely converted to the have been trying to do It, and they’ve
Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating,
Mangolds' side.
Dillon Bros., of Normal, Illinois.
got only a few acres plowed. The time
French, .German, Spanish, taught with Edison Phonograph.
As he bad the fastest pony In the expires on the 15th of the month—
neighborhood he w as allowed to take that’s day after tomorrow—and the
T e r m s o f S e r v i c e . Single leap 915, payable at time
Full information furnished free upon request by
the trip.
of service. The season $20, payable at the end of the season.
claim ’s likely to be Jumped by some
__Just before the sun reached the hori outsider.”---------------
T o in ju r e $25, payable when mare U known to be with foaU
zon the square of prairie sod had been
"I know tw o fellow s who’ve got
Mare and colt to stand good for services. Care will be taken to
blotted out.
their eyes on IL” said the squire
prevent
accidents, but will be responsible for none. Trading,
As the party gathered around the "They’ve been w anting it for some
6 4 1 -2 S ix th s tre e t, P o rtla n d , O re.
pelling, or removing the mare from the neighborhood forfaits the
cabin In the tw ilight the herder rode time and are going to make a break
inpurance and money becomej doe.
up, his horse white w ith foam, n s whenever they-can. They’re sharp, aud
held a large official envelop« in bis I think they’ve got wind som ehow that
hand.
ti e railroad’s going to strl te through
“February tho 14th,’’ rend the store that qnnrter section."
keeper aloud, beginning the certificate.'
99
"Bovs," he said, with a laugh, looking
Bad Symptoms.
up, "this Is Ht. Valentine’s day."
ar« »nlendid. E veryone r ic la im a »bouf th e » m o u n t o f lig h t
The woman who has periodical head
"That’s so,” said several of the se t
(b«y g ive.“ w rite s M rs . W. T . Reese. T i f f i n . O h io . " M y C ity friend s v is itin g
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
here ssy they are s * good as Css. In f»et. m y
tlers.
h o rns is n o w considored th s bast lighted house
spots or «nocks floating or dancing before
“Tell you what let’s do,” proposed her
I n th e ceu nty. W h y , w h e n w a go v is itin g our
eyes, haygnaw ing distress or heavy
neighbors s i an evening it i t hard to keep fro m
Rqulre G illett: "let’s i-l • (He certifi full feeling JbnTiomach, faint spells, drag-
•xcla am in g shout th e poor lig h t th ey h ave!"
~! -'--'♦ewn^dellng in lower abdominal or
cate to the v.om.'.J . »r a
4 ic,.”
T h s Ancle Lam p la thh *rm method of b tirnln,
n. easily startled or excited,
GaIhoxitog..together, with the squire pc.«u
eommon kerosene Oil, «¡r.d i i ns dikerent from the
ordinary lamps in tyntiZt as i V i ' io ,’ g/rrtrascr. 1»
or painful periods, with or with-
at their head, they knocked a t the door irregu
makes oominon kerorer.s Use ' *. tho cheapest
,vlc catarrh. Is suffering from
e f the cabin. Mrs. Mangold opened It. out
and the wo« tsMtotactory of tel I htlng m ethods
weak ri
erangements that should
S a fe r a n d m ote r e lis t !e than r it * i.n« nr acetylene,
snd the pule, face of her biishend w as have
ntioa. Not all of above
yet ss convenient to operate as e*s or «lactrloity.
sympto
likely to be present In any
seen behind her shoulder.
Squire Gillett made a very hand- case at
or badly treated snd such
Nsg
rornc little speech and presented her esses
C olonist R ates from all pari« of tlie U n ited S tates and Canada to all
run Into maladies which de-
Ittk Raquirw
v r M . Msv
be turned ht<h
nr l. low
•id « ! 'it
UfSSnd^MdTvlSnu^wovtsc.
tv
• s vi<
* «
part« o f Oregon and t b s N orlh w ret w ill be a«ain p o t Into effect by
with the certificate as a valentine, ac ma
so«» is - i
surgeon’s knife If they do not
■ i tUlng
tai, “ bul oece
------ or —------
stall
com panying Ills formal words with ren
while the or.tln t - r -.r
«
. . . .
e f eS Ihgillss ■ » *■ « ■ . b « b»t si « «I » h««» os a
s quart of oil. i a
som e hearty prnlse of the brave boys.
etpUInlsgth«
new print'
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A
T H E D A L L E S .H O S P IT A L
GRANT.
C o p y rig h t, 1907. b y F r a n k L u c k c r L
psy
i H E R E ’S nothing against the
Mangolds as 1 know of,” the
Jolly storekeeper at the Itoek
Prairie settlem ent remarked,
“but It's plain they don’t amount to
much.”
, |
T
"That’s so,” spoke up one of the set
tlers who were warming them selves
by the fire at the stor^ on' un early
February evening. "They make the
tw o little fellow s do all the work. I’ve
uever seen the father anywhere.”
"Neither have 1.” said the stoi\ Seep
»r. "They come here in September.
The first we see of ’em was noticing
the white topi>ed camper's wagou
standing on the section of government
land near the cabin that the Ulngg
boya left when they found the land
wasn't first class. The tw o Imys havq,
been here for a few things and alw ays
paid for what little they got. but they
w ouldn’t talk much. 1 guess they’re
pretty hard up. and I’ve thought I’d
go over and see ’em, but I never got
to IL”
The other men agreed with this his
tory of the fam ily and remarked that
NOTICE TO BREEDERS
The Monkland
Announce to the Farm ers
of Sherm an county that
their Percheron stallion
C olanthe
M o n d a y s a t B ro c k B ro s.,
T h u rsd a y s at W ,
F r id a y s a t
F. W
. Clark,
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M
T.
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oros
hop
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W . B ra n n o n
SCHOOL
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In any condition of the female system,
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Ì orile
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taken In time, and thus the operating
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Women suffering from diseases of long
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front Riparia, Wash. Leave Ripuria
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4 p. rn. dally excep t Friday.
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tJer.’l Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
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Sunset, Ocean
and
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Roseburg, A alt land, Haerainento, O g
den, Kan Fruileiseo, Ktoektnn Ixw
Angele«, KI l ’uso, N ew Orleana aiuDUie
F.uat. Leave« Pori land U nion Depot,
8 45 p. in. Arrive« 7 25 a m ., daily.
Morning train con n ect«at Woodburn
dally excep t Sunday w ith train« for
Mt. A n g el, Kilvertou B row nsville,
Kpriugflebl, W endllng mid N atron.
L eaves Portland U n ion D ep ot8.80a.m .
arrive« 5.55 p. in.
F ugene pa««enger connect« at W ood
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Milverton
local. Leave« Portland U n ion Depot
4.15 p. m ., returns 10 35 a.in ., d ally.
Corvallis pax*ctiger leave« Portland
U nion Di pot 7.301* nt., arrive*5 50 p in.
D aily.
Kheridau peaaeuger leave« Portland
U nion Depot 4 50 p.m ., arrive«K.25 a.m .
Daily.
' Forest Grove pawtenppr leave« Port
land U nion Depot 10 45 p.m ., arrives
1 50 p in. Dully except Munday.
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Depot, Fool o f Jefit-rBon Street.
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J. M. D U N A H O O , Proprietor and Manager.
Ta 7 ’ m* from Tbs Dall«« or any Hhorman ooanty pointa at oar expense
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ftirniahnd to or from Moro to any pointe.
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I.eiivt*« from J« f? r-en street depot for
Drill«« anti Interm ediate point« dally,
4 15 P I I I . Arrive P ortland, 10 15 a.m .
The I ndependence M onm outh Motor
Line o|N>rate« dally to M onm outh and
Alrlle, connectin g w ith H. P . Co’s
train« at Dalla« aud Independence.
Flrst-cla«« fare from Portland to
Mar ramen to and Man Franetuco, >20:
berth,85. Peeond-class fair, |15;second
cla«« berth, $2.50
Ticket« to Eastern point« and Europe,
also Japan, ( I i I uh , H onolulu and
Australia!.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
and W ash in gton . P h on e Main 7x1.
Portland, Or.
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C ity T ic k e t Agent.
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S a tu r d a y s a t O . C . M o r te n s e n
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W e coaxed th at man
W e d n e sd á y s r a t L . L . P e e tz
they, too, bad thought of golug to see
the fam ily, but bad never carried out
their purpose.
One had passed the cablu about n
mouth before. He bad seeu a woman
through the window., but nothing more
w as known of thym. They were evi
dently the one fam ily of delinquents
In a prosperous community of settlers.
•‘Nice, open winter,” remarked Squire
G illett as they aTl rose to go.
"Tee,” said the storekeeper. "Plows’ll
be going next week, though the nights
are kind of chilly y e t ”
“If the Mangolds expect to bold gov
ernment land, they must get some
plowing done right off."
“Correct. Too bad the old man puts
It all on those tw o boys.’’
Buttoning up their heavy coats, the
settlers mounted their ponies and rode
homeward together.
"There's the tw o boys now,” remark
ed Squire Gillett when they had ridden
tw o miles or more across the brown
prairie. Looking off to the west, they
saw tw o small boys mounted on large,
rawboned work horses, their outlines
distinct against the sunset sky.
The tw o boys were Jogging along
slow ly and In silence. Their slender
forms seemed oddly In .contrast with
the size of the horses they were rhllng.
They shivered in the raw evening air.
H eavy clouds were coming up lu great
black m asses from the northeast.
“We must hurry, Joe," said one of
the boys, "or w e’ll get wet.”
“I suppose so. for our coats aren't
quite waterproof,” sold the other.
"Bay, Clive,” Joe weut on niter a
moment’s silence, “don’t you think It's
been a pretty lonesom e winter?"
Joe nodded three or four tim es rather
ruefully.'
"1 shall be glad enough when spring
•om es,” be continued, "for theu papa
Translated.
ran get out? of doors and see nil the
“This Is a warm doughnut. Step Z/.j
folks.”
ft," drawled Itohhle.
"He's pretty sick, don't you think?"
"No." corrected his teacher. "This Is
“Yes, Joe, but mamma says he's feel-
in « better, and If w e’re brave, stroug a w«»rm. Do not step on It."—Llppln-
cott’s.
Loys he’ll get well Again.”
"But the plowing: Can we do It all?*’ of the trail. The horses which had
“Do It? W e’Ve got to do It, and there beeh attached to It browaed upon the
« r e only a few days left before the weeds.
A campfire had l>een< started l»e«lde
tim e will be up, and If we don’t have
It done we shall lose the claim. It’s the wagon, r>qd near IL .His hands hold
too bad the harness broke this after- lug his head and his d h o w s on his
Boon, but If the storekeeper has som e knees, w us a flannel whlrted and un
kempt man.
straps w e’ll be all r ig h t’’
,IIe did not look .up until the boys
The horses bad started Into a gallop,
and the boys bobbed awkwardly In called to him, aud then he raised a
th eir seats. Over the sw ells, down the storn. anxious, lio|Mie«« face.
"Anyihlng the mutter?" Joe asked.
«rsssy slopes they went and then, with
« still faster pace, whirled down an- , "Yes, something*» the matter. It’s
other declivity and crashed through the little one." l i e motioned toward
the dead sunflower stalks snd tumble the wagon.
w eed s that covered the bottom of the
" B lck r fisked Joe
"Yes, nml mnybe dylug. I’ve cosue
•to o g h
.
They had gone but a few yards here for day» from the w est, calculating to
w hen the horses suddenly stopped and take the child home to the old folks In
• e a t the young riders sliding forward Missouri, but the UUUe codger couldn’t
do tb s animals* shoulders snd manes.
stand the Journey."
The object which bad stopped them
The l*oys slipped to t}>© ground and
w as a large so d dilapidated ‘ prairie by the light of theftire e | ix-oaclssd the
sr h sa sw .” w hich stood at the aids bark part of tfca, waggm They drew
:0BERTI
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T u e s d a y s a t C h ris . A n d e r s o n
C A D IT
A j ije ttr Druggist f>r a fi-tt mw /Z t
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
Percheros Horse Association
W ill m ake season of I9O8
the follow ing places and days
S T L A S T T n x F A IN T L lr tH T IN T H E
huone a < n o e a thh i - lalx .
Fresh Complexion '
I, preserved—and produced—by
Kobertine, a mild, delightful
preparation, delicately fragrant.
, Makes the »kin exquisitely eofti
banishes crackled appearance caused
by ovsr-drynsact reduces tbs size ot
nlarged pores, cleanses them, re
duces mfiammation and spreads an even,
radiant glow due to wholesome nourish-
nent of skin glands and stimulation of
tlia capillaries which also feed the
skin and supply its healthful color.
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