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It without danger of absolute failure.
AU th * way to n illsd ale he woi
LEEPING BRILLIANTS BRIGHT.
HELLO, PARISI
It was a risk, but under the clrcam-
If Miss Van Cl*ave would be th * on*
slauces he did not feel Justified in re­
to meet him. I t was only an boor’*
How W«msn Can Car* For Their
Wireless Phene System From New
run from the city, and soon Benton fusing.
Own Jewetryj
Yerk te Preneh Capital.
‘‘I
think
I
might
do
It
after
a
fash­
stood upon the platform. H e looked
Jewelry demands time and attention
Contracts were recently signed where­
ion.”
he
said
gravely.
“
I
should
like
to
about him. noting the well kept, pros­
The P o w e r o f th e
Young
from Its owners If It Is to be kept In
perous appearance of the place and th * 10ve a glance at the book, and 1 shall by a wireless telephone service la to be
good condition.
More particularly
T u r k s I n t h e S tilta n ’s D o­
hate
to
look
to
you
all
to
help
me
out
established
on
the
700
foot
tower
of
the
many handsome traps and carriafp*
does this apply to the Imitation gems
m
a
in
and
th
e
P
lo
ts
and
I
n
­
with
the
business.”
Metropolitan
L
ife
Insurance
company
aw aiting their occupants. A groom In
which are so much worn nowadays.
"You may count on us for every as­ In N ew York otty by the De Forest
tr ig u e a t C o n s ta n tin o p le .
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surprisingly tight breeches came up to
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
When new each stones often defy de­
sistance
In
our
power.”
said
M
r.
Van
j B jr F r e J e r fc f ttM tte .
him and, tQ.gchlng hl* haL inquired.
Radio Telephone company. Dr. Lee
Heave. " I t Is a great relief, and you
B D U L 11 A M I ID II.. sultan of. tection, but when they get soiled their
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
M r. Benton?"
Da Foreet, scientific director, declares
are placing us under a lasting obliga­
Turkey, may now lu all truth character 1a sometimes only too ap­
“Yea,” said Benton.
"Mrs. Van
« C opyright. 1907. by FrwJ.rtcIt W h it..
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
hla belief that eventually It will be
Rhinestones are In great
be termed “the sick man of parent.
tion.”
Cleave’s
carriage?”
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Europe.”
B e has suddenly vogue, and one* they lose their luster
“ I hope you w ill be able to say as possible to communicate by speech
it burn holes in your pockets. Aside from the fact that
Master H a rry a w a it* you In the dog­
from the lofty pH* In Madison square turned reformer owing to the wide­ nothing w ill restore It. The woman
IIE N Benton’* comedy w at c a rt sir.” replied the man, powi «*■!*< «nich a fte r It Is all over.” aald Benton,
your money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
to th * top of the Eiffel tower la Park*.
spread revolt against his methods and who knows, however, can prevent this
published i n » leading mag himself dexterously of Beaton's luggage “but In any event I w ill do my best.’
from occurring.
Jack brought him the clothes that
H e expects when the apparatus I* In­ favorites, and If there Is anything that
tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
azine uo on* was uiore sur­ and leading the way across th * plat­
One of the best ways of preserving
prised than Benton himself. form. Benton followed. A boy of six­ the unfortuuate A rth u r was to have stalled to have wireless telephone com­ w ill make a Turkish sultan sick It is the brilliancy te to prepare a warm ,
and a general understanding of business principals essen­
munication between New York and reform. The mere reading of the word water bath, taking care that the liquid
O f course be had received the editor’s teen or so was endeavoring to calm a
“reform” In a newspaper has been
acceptance and a week or two later a mettlesome cob that was trying to sec
Philadelphia Boston, Montreal, Chicago
tial to your success.
known to give Abdul creeping paralysis. Is perfectly free from any gritty sedi­
very satisfactory check, but the full bow straight he could stand on his
and Havana. Then ha hope* to achieve
ment before Immersing the article* of
The rise of the Young Turk party,
realization of what It meant did not hind legs without falling over back­
the feat of talking to the French cap­ tacked by and. In fact, made up of the Jewelry. Allow the Jewelry to remain
come to him until a fte r months of ward.
ital. As soon as th * Metropolitan tow leading m ilitary officers In the Turkish th' the w ater two minute*, then remove
waiting he saw with his own eyes bis
Chuck those things in behind.
er Is completed an antenna consisting army, has caused all the recent radical aud scrub w ith a stiff brush.
own work under bis own uame. It Burgs, snd get to his head,” he or­
Rinse off the soap , by plunging the
of eight email copper w ire* w ill be moves of the sultan—the re-establlsh-
was the first time, and Benton felt a dered. "H ow de do, Mr. Benton? E x ­
pieces Into a bowl of clean water and
fastened through the topmost balcony ment of the old Turkish constitution, then place them In a-box filled w ith
cuse my not shaking hands and climb
certain res[K*nslblllty.
ou the fifty-eeeood floor. Just below the the Issue of a call for a house of as­ Jewelers’ sawdust and allow them to
Many a man has had the same feel­ in.”
lantern. The w ire* w ill be Insulated sembly, the discharge of powerful state remain there for half an hour or until
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A J J A A U A A A A A A A A A A AA A J
Benton waited for a moment of com­
ing on the birth of his first child, and
from th * metal frame of the structure officials and court dictators and change all- the water has been absorbed.
Benton was simply experiencing some parative quiet and then climbed In.
and will run down diagonally to the of legation officials In various coun­ When dry whisk off any fine pieces of
of the pride of futherhood. For a time He was not accustomed to a horse like
Fourth avenue end of the roof of the tries.
he struggled with the desire to adopt this, and thé boy noticed It at once.
wood which may adhere by means of
Among these new moves Is the re­
main bulldlpg to * pent house. In which
“H e hasn’t been out for a week.” -he
literature as a profession, but as the
a soft brush and rub w ith a soft cloth.
cent
substitution
o
f
MnndJI
Bey
V'ikrl
the
wireless
apparatus
w
ill
be
placed.
weeks passed and be failed to find explained, “and he feels good. Let him
This method te only possible when
The station w ill be 160 feat above for Metinied All Bey ns Turkish min­ the '«tones are set In silver, platinum
himself heralded as a genius saner go, Burns.” And, w ith a plunge, they
-, '
ister
to
the
United
States,
the
former
the curb, while the wires w ill thus
thoughts prevailed. Woolen goods were sturted, the well trained Burns clutch­
or gold. When not entirely surrounded
have a length o f 700 feet and w ill be being an opponent of the sultan. And by some metal the only way to clean
In demand, and so were Ids sendees as ing the rail and swinging up behind
now
as
a
further
palliative
the
sultan
as fa r as poeslbl* removed from the
a salesman. Some months afterward with the greatest Imperturbability.
them Is by softly brushing w ith a cam­
absorbing Influence of structural steel. will build his people a parliament el’s hairbrush.
Once on the straight road leading from
he received this note:.
Nea-eet Hotel to Business Center, Banks and Depot.
It 1* announced that the apparatus house for the lawmakers soon to be
My D ear Mr. B enton—At th e req uest of the station the cob settled down to a
M any women destroy rhinestones In
the H illside D ram atic Club I w rite to aak good steady gait, and Benton began to
w ill have a ten kilow att capacity, which elected. H e Is now more fearful of their efforts to clean them simply be­
your perm ission to u«e your play.-"M aid«
Sunday D in n er 35 cents.
would make It capable of covering assassination than ever, for he Is wise cause they do not understand how
and W idow »,” at our m id w inter en ter­ enjoy himself. Young Van Cleave was
enough to know that the Young Turks these stones are set. Most Imitation
1,000 mile*.
tain m ent for th e benefit o f t h . orphan .' surprisingly easy for one of bis-years
When the service la Installed Dr. De are not demanding reform for reform's stones ¿re simply pieces of glass and
hom e of th is place. W e have all read and kept up a constant flow of talk.
F ir s t C lass B a r b e r Shop in th e H o te l.
your com edy w ith great Interest and ap­
Forest declares that It w ill be possible sake. They are of the same stamp as are really softer and easier to scratch
"T hat’s a corking good play of yours,
preciation and think It Just w hat w e need
to actually talk with Incoming steam­ the aultan’s bloodthirsty and grafting than the ordinary window panes.
for our purpose. TruM lng th at you w ill Mr. Benton,” he aald. " I ’m going to be
ship* on th * ee* and even to transm it favorites, but they are on the o u tsid e, T heir brilliancy te obtained by the tip*
gran t our request. t>ell.ve me, very Cor
James, and I'm dead letter perfect.
d lally yours.
to them by wireless telephone not only and they w an t to got <>n th e Inside.
Got my clothes last night, and Aunt
of lead or the aluminium In which
E L IZ A B E T H R A N K IN V A N C L E A V E .
I t Is evident that Abdul Ham id they are set.
words, but music.' One of th * plana la
Fan thought I was the new man and
fears
something
moro-
than
contin­
Benton fe lt very much gratified when asked tne to get her a glass of water.
to transmit opera a* sung In the opera
. Hence It w ill ta realized that scrub­
he received this note. He was appre­ Bay, can’t James come on In the last
uses In New York direct to the sa ued demands for government reform. bing and liquids, even water Itself,
I t Is admitted that he knows of se- w ill have a tendency to looeen these
ciated, after all. n e at one* indited net with a letter or something?”
Iona of approaching liners.
the following reply:
Dr. De fo re s t said that he anticipat­
Benton good humoredly said that he
tips nnd allow dust and moisture to
My D ear M iss V an C leave—It w ill a f ­ thought It might be arranged and In­ “I SHALL MOT BS DISAPPOIMTKD IN TOV." ed no interference between the Radio
find entrance tatween the stone and
ford m e the g r ea test pleasure to give you
the lead foil. Rhlnestouea of the bet­
worn, and they proved to be a very Telephone service and the wireless
perm lM lon to use m y play for the benefit quired who was to play Henry.
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telegraph messages around the metrop­
“Oh, Artie Brown, and he thinks he's presentable fit.
tor quality, which are made of a com-
o f t h . orphan .' home. It I . a lw a y s g ra ti­
r
\
I
fy in g to find. one'* work appreciated, and the whole show. Wanted to kl«» *«l®’
posItloOi can ta cleaned with so»p and
,1 •> '
e- ”
Before the curtain was ning up Ben­ olis, as on account of the great height
I M «ur» you th at t h . D ram atic chib h a . every rehearsal. Said he didn’t want
of
the
tower
the
Metropolitan
station
ft
water Just the same as diamonds snd
ton found time to go over some of the
my beat wlahea for a .u c c e .» fu l repre­
A
mny then ta dried In Jewelers’ hot
sen ta tio n of “ M aids and W id ow s.’’ Very It to go wrong the night of the play. more Important scenes of the play. H e would be able te employ a wave a mile
he
oro
{ S ir :
81s couldn't see It and said she was very much relieved to find him­ and a h alf long, so that no other ata
sin cerely yours.
sawdust.
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JO H N A U S T IN B EN T O N .
thdhght that was something a man of. self quite at home In both lines and tlon. no m atter how near, would be
bserver
He wondered If the members of the his experience could do without re­
How to Clean Sewing Machine«.
able to bear I t
situations.
club would gather about Miss Van hearsing. Rough on Artie, for he
SeVlng machines need to Be given
A short tim e later he stood in the
Cleave and regard the signature of the knows it all and likes to have people wings listening to the announcedtent
personal attention.
I f th * machine
WOMEN AS RURAL CARRIERS.
w ell known author and playw right think he's a regular *klll*r.*
works hard or squeaks, then you may
W ho*, of the accident and the request that
w ith awe, and he began to think of boy! Easy now,” to th * cob as they the audience would klndjy overlook
ta sure It needs a thorough cleaning.
They Cheerfully Aeoept Hardships In ­
w riting a four act tragedy. Oue morn
Remove 'the needle and shuttle and
turned Into a private roadway and any lack of smoothness In the part of
volved
In
Distribution
of
Mail.
lng he was agreeably surprised to find whirled up to the step* of a fine old Henry, as the gentleman who was to
give every Joint and bearing In the ma­
Positions
aa
rural
carriers
are
not
another letter In the handw riting erf colonial house
chine a generous bath of gasoline.
play It had stepped Into the breach at
to
•ttwtctlvo to women,
Miss Van Cleave.
The groom was a t the cob’s bead be­ a moment's notice- Then, after a few
You must not have a lamp or flr*
"Thank you so much,” she wrote, fore they really stopped, and Benton hurried words of direction from the and th * postofflo* department doe* not
burning anywhere near thia explosive
"for letting us use your play. We have climbed down and followed young Van stage manager, two very flurried •ncourag* th * lr employment a* such,
fluid. W ith the needle and shuttle still
bad tw o rehearsals, and everything Cleave Into the house.
out, turu the wheels briskly to allow
Mrs. Van young people took their places for the but an Increasing number of women
seems to be going nicely. W ill you Cleave welcomed him cordially, and In­ opening scene and the curtain went up. are Invading the rural delivery field,
the gasoline to penetrate every part
please tell me If Alice Is supposed to troduced him to her daughter and the
of the machine and to loosen and clean
Now. there are certain psychological sometimes as regular carriers, but more
Q J “Q P
rA*r* tho poop/o »top
fall in love with Henry at the break
out all old oil and grim*. A fter th*
members of the house purty, some of processes which prevail nnder certain frequently aa eotatltutee.
fast table, or Is It wheti they are on whom were to take part In the play.
wheels have been turned for a minute
conditions. We are mystified by their
Assistant Postmaster General De-
their way to the golf club? I am to Miss Van Cleave showed him th * mu­ apparent unaccountablllty.' W e raise
or so, wipe away all visible oil, grease
graw
la
authority
for
the
statement
p la j Alice, and I do so w ant to make a sic room, where the performance was our hands In helpless Incredulity and
and dirt. Cotton rags are th* best for
that when woman obtain place* as
success of the part.
wiping away the oil, for they absorb
T h e D r ille « , O r e a o n ,
to be held, and exhibited the stage, exclaim, “How Inexplicable!” when
"By the way. I find my aunt, Mrs
tho grease readily.
It Is necessary
which was already set for the first act. there Is 'nothing strange about It If we rural carriers they Invariably accept
E
lectric
L
ig
h
t*
,
Electric
Call
Belte.
Hteam H eat.
Baker, is an old friend of your moth
that every drop of oil ta removed.
"Do you not feel very Im portant,” remember that youth and propinquity cheerfully th * hardship* that accom­
eris. Is It not strange how small the she asked, “when you consider that work hand in hand to carry out the pany th * work and vie with the male
ABDUL HAMID TI.
Now'bH the parts with pure machine
world is a fte r all?
H O T E L R A T E S T C T S U IT Y O U .
plana for an open'
open’ find
Bnd nrtned oil and ran the machine again for a
yon are really responsible for It all?”
universal behest One each at least of carrier* in enthusiasm over their work. cret plans
• "Do you consider It necessary for
An example of thia enthusiasm Is revolt against his dynasty for tho few minutes Itefore reinserting the
"No,” said Benton. " I cannot say these processes and condition* con­
Henry to kiss Alice In the last act, as that I do. A fte r all. the real reaponal- fronted Benton as he stood on the lawn shown In a report received at th * poet purpose of deposing him from the noodle ami shuttle. You w ill find after
A ll O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
the book says?”
liefore the clubhouse an hour later. office department In Washington of the throne. He w e ll, knows thnt only a this treatmeut that your machine to In
JbUlty rests w ith the players.”
Benton whistled as he perused this
Railw ay Ticket Office in the Lobby.
"You cannot shirk your share so He had done well, and he felt strange­ case -of Mias Leona Sennott, who la the small part of the army la fulthful to perfect temper and a delight to work
note. H e remembered having heard of carelessly,” she sa'd, laughing. "Stand ly exalted, n e knew be was John substitute carrier on a twenty-eight him or would remnln so In case of rad­ with, so smoothly and easily w ill It
his mother's friend, Mrs. Baker, and or fall, you are one of us In this, and Benton, but It was a new personality mil* route In on* of th * New England ical dCffTopments. So fearful Is the run.
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie t o r .
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this must be her niece, the beautiful I shall see that you recelvè your full that cloaked him. He waa In love—in states. Mias Sennott has held the poel- sultnn of his soldiers thnt ho dares not
Miss Van Cleave. .. ’
How to Remove Calloua Spots.
measure of praise or blame."
love with a girl whom he had met yes­ tlon for three years, and. although the punish or even reprimand men whom
T hat evening be wrote the following
Callous sj>ots are most frequently
“Let us hope, then, that It w ill be terday for the first time—or was it to­ rout* te a long on* and 1a thickly he knows to ta conspiring ngnlnst him.
letter:
The flight to this country of Izzet found on the aoles of the feet. They
praise—for all our sakes," he said, with day? He was waiting—-waiting Impa­ wooded In some section*. Mias Sennott
D ear M iss V an C leave—In m y opinion an adm iring look at her.
tiently and giving voice to hla Inmost ■ays she has no fear In driving over It Pasha, his one time secretary and later are due to,.,pleasure and friction aud
A lice did n ot fa ll In love w ith H enry
"Seriously,” said Miss Van Cleave, thoughts In words that were strangely alone, snd she carri** no weapon of his chief adviser, greatly weakened often are decidedly painful and annoy­
th e b rea k fa st table. T hat w ould b . ask
When asked what Induced the sultan’s ¿>ofsltlon, for Izzet Is ing. As much of them as Is possible
tn g too m uch of an y girl. E leven o '.lo ck
I do hope you w ill not be disappoint familiar. He saw her coming slowly defense
and the g o lf club 1« a different m atter
ed In us, and you must not be too through the trees and started forward her to enter the service Mias Sennott known to t a a consummate master of should ta rubtad sway In tbs dally
U nder th e circu m stan ces I should con
to meet. her. They seated themaelvee said that one day about three years court Intrigue, aud he could have been bath, and what remains can often be
critical.”
•Ider It neceeeary for H enry to kl»s Alice
”1 shall not be disappointed In you,” on the clubhouse steps. They fenced ago the regular carrier told her he was depended on to smooth out some of remove«! without any pain whatever
H e r eally could not help It, you know, for
by rubbing the spot with a piece of
A lice Is a charm ing girl.
with each other lightly, but w ith an nnahle to find a substitute snd Jokingly the wrinkles In the sultan’s affairs."^
ho replied decidedly.
I am glad th at t h . p lay 1» progressing
toilet pumice while the callous to In a
asked h *r I f she would Ilk» the posi­
Izzet
would
probably
have
l»een
Im
­
undercurrent
of
feeling.
H
e
loved
her
W
hile
Benton
was
dressing
for
din
’ All kinds of Reservoir and Cistern work in con­
w ell and w ish you every success. S in ­
prisoned or executed by the Young soften««d condition from th * bath- An­
—he loved her—and In a moment he tion.
'.w
ner some one knocked at hla door.
cerely yours,
JO H N A. B EN T O N .
nection with water systems installed in first
T told him I would Ilk * to ta his as­ Turks had he remained In'T u rk e y be­ other method o f removing a callous te
“I t ’s me—Jack.
Can 1 come In?' would tell her so. H la heart bounded,
On Tuesday evening Benton received
to bind the spot up overnight with a
class style and all work done guaranteed.
a note from Mrs. Van Cleave Inviting said that ungrammatical young man for he knew w hat her answer would sistant or substltnts," said Miss Sen­ cause of the general hatred he has cloth saturateil with crude petroleum
nott. “provided he had horses that aroused through his hnrsh measures In
In an excited tone of voice.
be.
Dynamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavations
" It Is only since yesterday, but It la had some Ilfs. H e agreed he had good the past. An Arab, a college graduate after the spot has been bathed and rub-
Benton opened the door and Inquired
horses, so I was sworn In as hla substi­ and accused of having been a corrupt l»ed and scraped. This w ill often soft­
enough. A week, a month,
what the trouble was.
Strapping the foot
tute. T h * horses are all rig h t They Judge in Constantinople courts, Izzet en th4> callous.
Here’s a go!” said Jack.
"A rtie It would be the same.
with an adhesive plaster w ill often
Brown has busted his leg or some years from now, and It w ill ■till
still be the prick up their oars and step In good wormed his way Into the confidence of
bring relief. The plaster should ta
thing and can’t act. 81a Is having n same. I love you. W ill you ta my shape when they meet an electric car the snltau and gradually obtained
or an automobile. These ara the kind great Influence over him. He ordered smoothly put on. The spot under th*
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fit, and the others are Just wild. I t ’s wife?”
plaster w ill perspire freely, and thte
She arose, and he followed her. H e r I Ilk * to d rlv*.
massacres at various times, It Is wild.
too late to put it off, and w hat are we
w ill cause the spot to entirely disap­
I
am
m
*t
w
ith
a
smile
from
all
the
Izzet
la
the
father
of
Mehined
All
eyes
were
cast
down,
and
her
hands
a— jiw e s t'i'i*1* uw j n T ? T ~ ~ F “” "~ f w » c w
going to do?"
pear.
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patron*
of
th
*
root*.
Even
the
dogs
Bey,
the
deposed
Am
cricln
ambassa­
hung
limp
by
her
side.
H
e
seized
“la there no one ej^e to take the part
And Mehnwd’a auc-
them in hla own, and hla compelling won’t hark at ma. Yes, there are some dor of Turkey.
—no understudy?” inquired Benton.
How to Relieve Hoadaebe*.
"No one knows it except the prompt­ gnze forced her to raise h«r eye* to place* pretty thickly wooded, but that cesaor, M undjl Bey Flkri. made a blt- ’ As headache Is one of the moat com­
doesn’t worry Lsnna Sennott any
er, and she’s a girl. Father has Just hla.
mon complaints among women, th*
never carry a gun or any weapon save
"Answ er m *,” he aald.
come In. and he’s tearing hla hair. lie
average woman cannot know of too
‘T love you,” *he aald faltorlngly aa t lx ones that were bora wtth me
playa the old man, you know. Got a
many cure* for headache to raeort to
bald wig and whiskers, and he’ll die If she swayed toward him, and he deep don’t say I am a boxer, but I dan hold
In an emergency. W itch haael te an
i
he can’t wear !«m. Say, w hat can we ed her In hla arms, and only hi* eera my end of a tussle wtth any one. No,
excellent cure for headache. Saturate
I hav* n*ver ta w afraid, tacaua* there
heard the added "d«ar.**
do about It anyhow t ’
a cloth with witch haael and apply It
H
e
kissed
her
fn
ll
upon
the
Ups.
te
nothing
to
fear
”
Another knock at the door, and M r.
to the part of the head where the pain
There
was
a
roar
of
applause.
From
Van Cleave, Hr., appeared.
Is most felt and renew It aa Boon as
the
wings
people
flocked
upon
th
*
W ild Animals Returning
"Pardon me, Mr. Benton, for Intro­
the cloth become* dry. Headset»* that
;© o d
stage
d
a
d
In
golfing
attire,
their
face*
The animate that prey ara growing
ducing myself In this unceremonious
te produced by an excessive flow of
strangely
red
and
white.
Then
he
re­
In such nom tars In th * northern part
manner,” ho said, shaking hands, “but
K t '•< ,
blood to the head can often t a cured
membered.
Still
holding
the
girl
by
of the atate of Minnesota, particularly
this la a serious matter. The tickets
by this remedy when others have
have been sold, and It-la too late for the hand, he led her to the fro n t I t In those natural gam* preserves, the
filled. This te as speedy a relief a* te
any postponement. My daughter has was hla place to repeat th * epilogue. national and state parks, that th*y
known, as It more often than not w ill
convey» an idea of «uczcas. Yon may never
suggested that ¡»osslbly you are suffi­ The other* formed a h alf circle be­ threaten th * continued existence of
bring relief In a few minute* and sel­
animate of tb * hunt. And from the
ciently fnm illar w ith the lines to take hind them, n e spoke:
•ee the man himaelf.
It’« his letter head,
dom falls to cure w ithin an hour.
J
"
In
w
hat
may
teem
a
very
abort
southern
part
of
th
*
atat*.
even
from
the
part,
or.
falling
that,
to
read
It.
I
t
hi* envelope, hl« butlncw card, circular» or
Is asking a good deal. I know, but If space Alice and Henry h av* m e t loved such long settled regions as that about
catalogue. You «1«« the man up by the»,
* Hew to Fraleng Life ef Rubber*.
you could possibly do It It would ta a and settled the question, q uit* t * their th* big bend of the Minnesota. In the
. ta .
Women who have trouble with tbelr
thing*. What Imprruion of a man and hb
great relief to all of us. besides helping own satisfaction. May w * bop* th a t neighborhood of Mankato. S t Peter
rubbers breaking at th* tael after
businea* do you get If he write* to you on
the
match
and
the
manner
of
Its
and
New
Ulm
,
th
*
three
historic
us out o f a very embarrassing predica­
wearing them a abort time may Ilk * to
wrapping paper or axle greaae atatlonery?
lng meet w ith your approbation? And aa te s ta " th * w olf from being a well
m e n t”
know how 1 make oa* of mine when
How doe» your» look? 1« It neat, tasty and
the
curtain
fa
ll*
let
th
e
**
word*,
typi­
WITH A m e NOB THKY HTABTSD.
nigh mrtlnct animal has com* Into Its
Benton's head whirled. It wns an
they reach this state, any* a eentrfb-
modern? It te If The Moro Observer Job
him to ran out to Hillsdale the follow­ unexpected role that he found himaelf fying the end of the old and th * bflgln- own again and become a menace. Sod
otor In tb * D*ltn*ntor. I ent e a t tb»
nlng
of
th
*
new,
close
oar
story—
^and
denly at th * semicentennial moment
Department print» it. Better bring In that
ing Saturday to witness the presenta­ called upon to play. I t la one thing to
heels as fa r aa tb * upalope of tb * areb.
tb* state appear* to ha supporting aa
tion of bis play and also to spend Sun­ watch others act snd quite another to bo they wera married.’ ”
next Job u
I*
«.-
«*
»•
making sandals of them. T b *** *re
many dah. flMh and fowl aa it did In
day w ith them. Mrs. Van Cleave spok* do It oneself. However, he Was a self
sufficient protect!*«» «aeept In tb*.«nan
Women ef Diplomacy.
territorial day*, *a y * th * Ht Paul Dte-
of her sister’s friendship for his moth­ reliant young man, and, an It hap­
mi ndji nav n x a i.
of slush or b **v y rain.
Almost all the celebrated worn
pateh.
T
h
*
state
w
ill
have
to
asoum*
pened,
he
waa
fam
iliar
w
ith
th
*
part
er and In closing stated that he would
have gained their fam * by diplomatic anew tb * extermination of wild ani­ ter attack on Izzet when Informed that
ta met at the station by soma member of Henry.
How to Duet Follshed Fleer«.
he (MnndJI) was to be ambassador at
This was th * character into which he means. T h * famous women of Jewish mate. and bounties offered w ill be even Washington.
of the fam ily.
A convenient train
To dust polished floor* and to cl**n
history
wora
all
subtle
In
their
me
more
in
demand.
Tb*re
la
danger
reached Hillsdale at b-70 o’clock, giv­ had put his own individuality. Step by
Just where the fugitive Izzet baa blackboards damp«« (not wsffi • soft
oda— Rebecca. Jael and Herodlaa, ta both to Inhabitants and to gams ha
ing him time to dress for an early din­ step and situation by situation he bad
been In the United States became mora doth with keree*a«^ roll tight nnd leave
name
but
a
few
of
them.
W
hat
X
n
these
depredations.
Particularly
should
made Henry act and talk aa he himaelf
ner.
.
diplomatists, too, y r*r* OatheFln* <rf there ta concern for the scattered or less of an International mystery from eight to twelve hour*. White
Bentos accepted at once snd spent would hav* done under like circum­
Siena, the great tain t, and Catharine dwellers In the north of th * state, who for a time. I t Is known that there are ready to a**, told tn a square of eerv-
the Intervening hours In wondering if stance*. So. while It would have bean
many
and Armenian refugee* , — 1 thicknesses. With thte dean
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. w Turkish
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de’ Medici, the great slunarl T h * Utaod are anticipating th*
coming
of * denser
do JL* tana
4tehtet ta Amsrlcs who would
Ì blackboards assy ba
the author would ta called upon for a almost Impossible for him to take any
them down the agep> Is unendlngc-W e-
speech. On Saturday afternoon be h other part without preparation. In thia
A L L th e tim e .
mnn’n U t a
f
F o r C o u n ty n e w « boarded the train, suit case ta hand, rase he fhlt that ha might venture
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To Hose wishing such relations we heartily eitenl our services.
W a sc o W a r e h o u se
M illing C o . B A N K M oro
8
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Opposite Post Office
Moro. Oregon. _
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