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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
BE GOOD WIVES
Diseases of lomen & Children a Specialty
Ar, not alone ooninol to-Rur.1 Free Deliver, ol mall
and the Telephone. There ia another convenience which all
farmer« should have — and many do have — a checking ac­
count with a good bank. The possessor of such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his per on or about
his home where it is in danger ol fire and thieves.
His bills paid by eheck are not only a vahd reoeipt, but
-also a convenience in his home transactions where very Mton
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Opposite Post O ffice
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Electric L ig h t«
O re « O n ,
Elect rio Call Bella.
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H O T E L R A T E S TO S U IT Y O U .
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway T icket Office in the Lobby.
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SCULPTOR’S HONOR.
13,
1910.
lb ber 8tam p e Furnished,
to r T y p e w rite r^ T y p ea rrita r
B a p p II« , Ribbuusk K t o
F iv e C e n ts
kinds o f white clothes In one tub. Aft-
er soaking In cold water to which a
Miss Belle Kinney to Model Confeder­
good naphtha eohp or washing pow­
ate Women's Memorial Statue-
der has been added little or no rubbing
111 be necessary before putting the
Miss Belle Kinney of Nashville,
D r MARIK M. GORKIN.
Clothes tn the holler. Keroseue used
lenu., receully signed a contract with
lu small quautlty lu the cold water In
tie committee of Confederate Veterans
which clothes are soaked makes the
ppoluted at the last re-unlon, held
Office In Tile Goflin Building, 1st St.
washing easier. The success of laun­
u Birmingham, for supplying the me
M oro , O bboon .
dering also 'depends on the kind and
uinrlul statue to the women of the
amouut of soap used. For wool aud
• 'onfederaey, a replica of which. It
silk articles use ouly a good white
contempiatadv-ahaU. he placed upon
soap coutalnlng very little alkali or
the capltol grounds of each of the
acid. Both these chemicals have au
original Confederate states. The price
Injurious effect on silk and wool. Sal-
• X D e x x tls t
agreed to 1>e ¡»aid Miss Kinney for her
soda makes woolen garments yellow,
By E D IT H G. CHARLTON.
Jeslgn Is #5.000, this to cover tha coat
MORO.
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m ates the fiber harsh and less elastic.
j f the first and each subsequent statue «■ c u * «<
1st to 15th of each month.
The fiber of wool Is composed of num-
purchased, and the committee agrees
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berlesa sections, or sheaths, each with
O f f ic e o p p o s ite D t a . G o f f i n
to take no few er than ten.
more or l a « Jagged edges and each Thought L a d r Visitor Had
In the concluding competition which
PMtaRthrepie Womop e f Naw York
one growing out of the other. These
CryriSM.
bf A »w U a. Few.
Enough Cloth to Clothe a L ittle Girt.
and Pittsburg Organised "Wifehood resulted In tha selection of Mias K in ­
sheaths form a tube which, w ith Its
WASCO.
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Sample of Hie Humee—In e ta n « When
Guild" W ith the Objaot af Reduelng ney's design I here were only tw o
ragged edges, explains the reason for
16th to 30th of each month.
the G r « t Philosopher Had No
L U U Monday” might lose some
Number af Unhappy Marriage»—To
shrinking. Diluted acids roughen the
o f Its terror fo r the average
swer Ready.
Office opp. McCoy, Atwopd Co Establish Homs at Huntington, N. V.
wool fiber; strong acids disintegrate It,
fam ily I f the weekly washing
---------------------------------- h.
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Chorlde of lime Injures the fiber even
Several years ago It was w ritten o f
were changed to soma other
Ball«vIn« that folly 00 i>er cent <>f
If cold; used hot. the fiber Is destroyed. Count Leo Tolstoy, the Russian nov­
J. A . W ilson
G s o . M o w ry
day.
Steam
ladeued
rooms,
odor
of
oubappy marriages am ong young p< >
Ammonia has the least Injurious ac­
elist, philosopher and reformer, that
boiling auds, an untidy bouse from
pie o f the worfclug classes «re due to'
tion on wool, therefore is the most sat­
kltchtn to attic and “pickup” meals
while he was In no Rinse a popular
the wife's ignorance of the simplest
isfactory agent for cleansing IL
all day. combined w ith the accumula­
Silk Is a strong, elastic, lustrous dou­ author his hooka had a wider circula­
duties o f domestic life,” philanthropic
A tto rn ey s at L a w
tion of duties aud cares since Satur­
ble fiber. All alkalies act upon It. ac­ tion Qian those of any other w riter
women of New York city and E llis­
day. make Mouduy a disagreeable day
cording to the kind, strength and tem­ living at that time. Ills hooka have
burg are organizing a / ‘wifehood
for every one. Whoever established
perature of the solution and the length been translated Into no less than forty-
Office in the Moro Commercial guild,” lu which. Just as buslnc« la
the custom of setting Monday aside
of time the silk Is left in the solution. five different languages and dialects. -
taught
In
the
P
ratt
Institute,
instruc­
for
a
“wash
day"
made
life
Just
a
lit­
Co. new brick building.
The luster Is first lessened, and the
Tho man Whose views were thus dis­
tle harder than necessary In scores of
tion in the duties of the household will
fiber Is finally dissolved. Dilute acid» seminated throughout the civilized
homes. And yet so firmly established
MORO
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roughen silk and atrong acids ruin it. world succeeded* In achieving hla aim
has the custom become that It takes
Ju a suburban home the guild w ill
genuine courage to break away from Thus It w ill be seen thnt all garments to make his life an open book to be
teach'cooking, housekeeping and nurs­
It snd wash on Tuesday Instead. of silk aud wool should- be washed read of all mankind. Born to wealth,
ing to a school of 100 young working
When yon think about It. how much with only the mildest soap. This he renounced tho world when he real­
girls who w ill live In the institution
more suitable Tuesday la for the work should be mndo Into a solution by cut­ ized Its vanities and retired to his ea-
during the six months’ course. The
A ttorn ey at L a w
than Monday, which, following a day ting the Boap Into thin slices, dissolv­
fee w ill merely cover ¿xpeuses.
ing In hot water and adding to tile tate to live the life of a farm er and
of rest, finds the whole house more or
R o o m * 1 A 2 over W . W . M Co. B ank. Lscturaa on Physiology and Msdicins.
suds In which the gnrmeuts are to be to preach In his writings the doctrine«
lees disarranged!
Women doctors Will lecture on phys­
This method Is much better of humanity. Iu the quiet of Yasuaya
I t la rarely possible and sometimes washetl
MORO
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quite unwise to attempt to outline any than nibbing the soap directly on the Polyana, his estate In southern Rus­
dents may have some knowledge of
housekeeper's work for her. One must garment. Both silk and wool are In­ sia, Tolstoy, working aide by side w ith
the cates of motherhood.
know conditions and be fam ilia r with jured by dry heat. Bilk first stiffens, the benighted and Ignorant Russian
Headquarters o f the guild w ill be at
the life of the fam ily before being then breaks, so that the water In peasants, b e a n ie a philosopher, an ex­
Iluuliugton Manor, N. Y. Three acres
which tt Is washed should not be hot pounder o f Biblical teachings and an
really competent to arrange the rou
MISS BKIXE KINKBY.
of land have been purchased there by
A ttorn ey - at - L a w
tine of domestic affairs. But for the Flannels should be washed tn water exponent of the creed that every man
the Incorporators. Architects are now models submitted, that of Miaa K in ­
benefit of the woman who has every­ of the snme temperature throughout
employed In making plans for a per­ ney and one by Louis Potter, a New thing to do for her fam ily and who the procesa and should be hung to dry should earn his bread by the aweat o f
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
manent guild bouse. George Doan York sculptor. The committee of vet­ perhai« la not wholly satisfied with In a temperature the same as the wa- his brow.
form ally professor of corpora­ erans, headed by General Julian 8. her present plan let me present this ter. The expansion and contraction of
Once n lady philanthropist crossed
THE D A LLES
OREGON Russell,
tion law at the Brooklyn Law school O r r of Durham , N. C., as chairman, program fo r a t least Monday and the wool fibers, caused by change In the Russian frontier to visit Tolatoy.
and one of the Incorporators, said the spent some time in inspecting the two
temperature«, make flannel thick. Tep­ Ushered Into the presence of the phi­
Tuesday:
other,day that a bouse would be rout­ m< <1els and weighing the various
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t e w
a i t
M onday—Put the house In order. id water and a moderate temperature losopher, she uttered the usual con­
ed temporarily at Huntington Manor, points of each.
Plan the meals for Tuesday and do for drying and the best white soap ventional gr<»etlugs and explanation«
In which headquarters w ill he opened
Address: M O RO . ORKOON.
The statue Is to be of bronze, eight extra baking for that day. Get the added to the washing water are simple of her visit, while he eyed her silently
tn the spring. ?
feet In height, and represents the God
laundry ready for washing.
That rules to observe In washing woolen and In abstraction, “aa If,” she said
“ Women of New York city and Pitts­ dess Of Fame as the central figure, means look over the soiled clothing
afterw ard, “ho were quietly turning
garments.
S tock Inspector
burg have considered the plan.” said placing a wreath upon the head of the and do tha necessary mending. Tears
The vegetable fibers, such as cotton back the top of my head and looking
klr. Russell. “One o f the fouudera la Conf* derate woman, who Is pictured snd broken Beams Increase In wash­ and linen, are of a woody nature, at the thoughts Inside.” When she
S h erm an C ounty,
H rs. J. Blaworth Tappan, the w ife of as reclining, exquisitely featured, w ith
ing. Take out stains. I t la much eaa tough, strong and not eo easily a f­ had finished speaking he touched her
a Pittsburg merchant, who is a patron an expression of sadness, typifying the
O regon.
ler to do this before washing than fected by chemicals. For this reason arm, which was covered, as was the
of many Pittsburg philanthropies An­ self sacrificing southern women o f w ar­
aftar.
and there la more time the day cotton and linen materials ate not so fashion nt thut time, w ith a large
D e p u ty S to c k In s p e c to r
other Is Mrs. J. W . Clark of 142 West time
This woman's flgura Is on tha
soon spoiled by careless washing as sleeve, and said: “ W hy do you wrap
l.ouis Schadew itz. K ent. Orcgo* Elghty-eecond street. New York city. right of the central figure. Fame,
either silk or wool, snd yet too much so much cloth ou your arms? I f you
Both women are prominent socially
which Is represented as supporting on
soep, prolonged boHtng In d irty water. ripped It off tt would make a good
They have Interested a number of her left the figure of a dying Confed­
Indifferent rinsing and Inattention to frock for a little girl."
th o ir frto u d s In the project and have erate soldier, to whom the « a t b er a
OoorfoSl A U W t r t .
stains soon make the brat cotton or
already raised the fund« toJBnanceit
woman Is extending even In death
Some years ago Count Tolstoy de­
Unen dingy and unattractive. One of
The
Wifehood
guild
w
ill
be
conduct#*1
,
i n
the palm of victory.
the commonest neglects In ordinary cried all revolutions snd wars, declar­
on the principle of the l ’ra tt Institute
Miss Kinney Is one of the most suc­
wasklug is that the wnter Is not ing that there « e v e r was a good war.
young people who couldn’t otherwise cessful of the young sculptors in tha
»hanged often enough. Garment after Hla address to his deur brother the
afford It receiving education for n United States. She Is the daughter of
f l u o r i fc bi «S
garment la washed tn water so satu­ emperor, w ritten at the time o f tho
nominal fee.”
rated with d irt that It la Im poasibla to Russo-Japanese war, was all in sorrow,
STO P
AT
“T he organization la the outcome of
make It remove any more. Thia wash­ not In auger; a warning, not a threat.
a good many years of Inquiry and a t
ing la followed by careless rinsing In Epitomized, the statemerfta of Tolatoy
serration on the part of Its protnot
Ohly one water, which does not begin were:
urnor 7th and Stark Street* era.” said Mrs. Tappan.
F irs t —The w o rk in g people dra lre to be
to take out all the soap. I f the bluing
i- v V m id U»- ro o m * ar<- p r o v id e d *
Full Course In Domestic Economy.
follows, as It too often does, this rins­ delivered from special law s th a t place
i w o n in g n ..'v r a m i lo iig lU e tà n c e .le lr
thsm
In the position o f a pariah, de­
“Thousands of girls upon leaving the
ing In soapy water, the clothes are prived of «Ul the righ ts o f other cltlsena.
p h o n e * . E u r o p e a n p la n
K s'r »
public schools Immediately go to work
very
liable
to
be
stained
with
Iron
Second.—They
desire freedom of rem ov­
f l p er <1n
and
upwiir*!
in nu office or store. These girls get
ru s t This w ill almost certainly be the al fro m place to place, freedom o f educa­
l l i n h c t p riced root»» $ 8
false notions and are do help to the
c a « if Prussiau blue Is used. This tion. freedom of conscience and. above
per <luv.
all. freedom In the uae of the land, the
men they marry, independence la n
substance Is a salt of trou, und with abolition o f the rig h t o f landed property.
/Vright-Dickinson Hotel Gu good thing, hut it sometimes unfits
an alkali such as there Is in soap
Proof of Hie Humor. -
girls as good wives and mothers
changes to iron rust. A simple experi­
t ha*. B rig h i, Precidi lit.
Despitu the general aerlousn«« of
When a shop or office girl marries the
ment to determine whether or not you
>[. U. IHfkli»*««, VfaiiRtr»
hla views of life and Its obligations,
young husband too often finds th a t tils
are using I ’ruMlan blue is to heut a
the following Incident la a proof of
wife, though pretty, doesn't know The
little of It In a stroug solution of sal-
Tolstoy’s sense of humor: One« an
rudiments of housekeeping. Then chil­
soda. I f Prussian blue the mixture
American millionaire snd his com­
dren conte, and again the girl has
w ill turn yellowish red, and Iron, rust
■ABUT XaAUBUBT STOY«.
panions wantetl very much to see tha
many things to learn.
w ill settle In the bottom of tho vessel.
great author, aud eventually thia waa
before than when the washing Is In
When we are ready fo r w o rk at
Simple General Directions.
arrntigetl, the stipulation, belug that
process. Soak soiled clothes. See that
Huntington Manor we shall receive ap­
I t is more often neglect of little no one should si»eak to Tolstoy.
plicants who can furnish references,
Portlan d , Oregon'.
tuba and other things are ready for an
things than carelessness about big
Tolstoy Utah hi* *c«t ou the balcony
early a ta ri: also be sure that eoap,
and we w ill give them a resldentl'i
main points that makes washing an of his home, and the Americans filed
3 OSCAR A N D E R S O N , M anager .
bluing aud other supplies era on hand.
course lu everything pertaining to do­
unsatisfactory task. Attention to these past In solemn procraslon. Everything
mestic eeouomy. O ur building w ill a<
Tuesday.—Tha special work for thia
KIES KINWZY’S PFHIOJf FOB STATU« TO day w ill be tbs washing, but It should details may lighten the work for some
went well until the last lady arrived.
te a r
a i
t e t s « commodate a hundred pupila a t a ttm<
women and bring them better results.
WOMEN OF THB DONFBUBKACT.
She, however, did not keep her part
payments may be made at the atu
not be carried on to the complete dls-
Remember to make fresh suds when­ of the bnrgnln, for, beudlng forw ard,
Free bus to and from train's
tho Into Daniel Kinney of Nashville arrsngement of tha fam ily Ufa. Good,
dents' convenience.”
ever necessary. It Is a mistake to she called out; “ Leo Toystoy!
Leo
M
r.
BusseU
Is
now
draw
ing
up
grtl
substantial
meals
should
ba
served
and,
although
only
twenty
two
years
Rates by the d «y
think you can make clothes denn In Tolstoy’ All your great works have
cles of Incorporation and w ill apply old, already has received marked rec­ promptly, as on other days, and the
dirty
water.
deeply Influenced my life, but espo-
6 0 c, 7 6 c , $ 1 .0 0 , $1 .6 0 , $ 2 . for a state charter a fte r getting the ognition in the art world. She re­ w ife snd mother should not ba so en
Put the clothes to boll in cold water ctally”— And here she stopped short,
authority of a Justice of the nopctme ceived her art education at the A rt slaved by the washtub and wringer
European Plan
and heat slowly The best results are having forgotten the name o f the
co u rt
'_____ _ ’’
Institute of Chicago, where she taught that she -has no thought or attention
obtained when there Is a large quanti­ bonk. The great author leaned over
A G o >d C l e a n
F a m ily
H o te l
sculpture I d the summer of 1008. She for husband and children. Thera la no
ty of water and the holler ts but half
edge of the tydeony snd said smil­
AGNES BOOTH’S KINO ACT. received the coutrnct for the design­ reason why she should ba If tha wash­ fu ll of clothes. Each boilerful of the
ingly, “ T>ead Sonia.’ perhaps.” “Yea,
ing of the Jere Baxter statue at Nash­ ing has not beyond all reason piled up
clothes should be put on In clean, cold yee,” answered th e lady.
“Ah, In­
ismsdy of ths Aetrest ville before she was o f legal age to her work 10 that It requires almost
deed!” aald Tolstoy.
“T hat book Is
sign the contract. Among her class superhuman effort to accomplish IL water.
Succaaded W h hsrs
srs T
r s g a d y Failed.
Tri
Rinsing is very Important. The by Gogol and not by m e.”
Mrs. Agues Booth B< hoeffel. the worka at the Chicago Institute whlctF W hile preparing breakfast the laundry
c lo th « must be free from s«>Mp before
Experience W ith a Pel iceman.
actress known as Agnes Booth oa the receb'*d special praise from her ln- fire may be started and the water
bluing. Usa soft wnter for first rins­
Once In Moscow Count Tolatoy eaw
stage, who recently died at her Borne Htnn flora was the modeling of one of heated. A fte r breakfast and a fte r the
ing, then hard wnter If color of soft Is a persistent beggar asking alma, who
lu Brookline, Mass , once acted a part the figures fo r “The Spirit of the dining table baa been cleared the
exclaimed, “ A little penny, brother, la
washing can ba commenced, and If It not good.
which was appreciated by one p»rn<’ii Mines.”
T rade M ark «
H ard water may be softened by boil­ the name o f Christi”
la performed In an lntalllgant way
a t least. I t was not on the stage, so
D r s ig n s
A police officer, approached. H e w as
from start to finish It ought n o t to in ­ ing, then cooling before using, or a
COFYRIUHTS AC.
Whisky From Banana*.
there was no applause, but she bad nu
They are now making a whisky, fn1 terfere to any great extent w ith the solution of aalsoda may be added. young, m a rtia l an d w rapped in the
Anyons
object In view, and as she aueorn-
Thia ought not to ba to® atrong or tho regulation sheepskin. A t sight o f bin»
‘ n m m n n li»
Oi.entlon 1» |Wob»bl|’
pllsbed that object her success was the W est Indies out o f bananas. Bklu- ordinary comfort« o f tha day. The
on l*at«ii<.
lio n . »tNoUynnwert.nl I
what It frequently Is In the theater. ned rli»e fru it Is turned Into a mash clothes were sorted and soma of them wlaoda w ill injure both the fabric and the beggar fled, hobbling a w a y In
■«nt fr»«. CIlrtMt »««ii<»yfor »«
PRlnnta t»bim thronsh Ma....
fright and haste.
put to soak the day before. T h a t tha hands.
and fermented and distilled.
Immediate and overwhelming.
»pMiai woNc«. w ith o u t o lm ry .. In
In bluing shake out « c h article and
“ la It poaalble,” « I d To latoy to him ­
means a long stride toward an early
A ragged old harper played to ^Be
drop It Into the blnlng water, rinse self. “th a t people a re forbidden to aak
completion.
gnests seated on a hotel veramla at
The
Playwright
of
tho
Brush.
T . r r w t « Ir
carefully through the wnter. then c h a rity in C h rte t’a n aqje in a C hrtetten
T h e O rd e r o f th e W e e h .
a E fS S ? 2 " " u i:
T w m i, S
S a Mancheeter-by-the-8ea, Mass, nfter
[ F R E D E R IC R E M IN Q T O N .]
One reason why there are so many wring out a t once. Do not allow c lo th « tend r*
breakfast and then held hla hat, Hop­
T H B SCOUT.
“ Brother,” he « I d to th a policem an,
ing to hear the coins rattle Into It. O rU aled and toughened end leather ta n ­ Indifferent laundresses and so much to stay In bluing water tor any length
«•ifirsM. New
“can you readt”
a r
W Mbtsaton. IK 0 . '
ned,
inferior laundry work la because little of time or they w ill be streaked.
Most of tBoee present tried to ook
Eagle
o
f
eye
end
of
rigid
hand;
Thick starch Is made by mixing one-
“ T e a,” « I d the officer politely.
unconscious, while some of the Indies
or no attention has been given to d if­
K eenly a le rt, gsslng o'er the ridge.
“H ava you read th a Bible?"
ference In fabrics. Cotton. Ilnan. silk half cup of laundry starch and one
glgglod nervously. Nobody offered any A ll o f e u r progress doth he bridge.
" Y r a .”
snd wool are practically treated In quarter cup of cold water, then add
money.
P ity and Indignation «W e B rin g in g us back to th e blood w r it page
‘‘And do you remember Christ*« o r­
the same way. Ths same kind of soap one-quarter teaspoouful of white wax
arpuaed in Mrs. Booth-Schoeffel ( A ¡cues O f the untam ed west, th a t stronger age
Ere w» had yielded to eaee Ite charm«,
vA<r to
Booth). She called her email trlct dog W hen men Were men by th e foroe o f erme. Is used for all. They are washed In or lard and one quart of boiling water. der« tW eed tha hungry?” And ha cited
water of the tame temperature 8om«h Put over the fire and boll for several tha words. T he policeman waa evi­
to her and tossed him s fifty ’e n t
H e turned to hte
t h b nur.ACHao eatnx.
> patrona wa piece.
M m « they are washed In tha same minutes, stirring constantly. Uncook­ dently troubled.
The pretty creature caught the
p ia ta S n a
T e llin g the story of blood and strife,
water.
They are given tha « m a ed or partly cooked starch w ill stick. questioner and asked:
I wijrb In nna coin lietween bis teeth, flipped it up
Careleea o f death and yet o f life»
"A n d you. s lr - y o u can reed?”
■arbaaary.
amount of rabbtng and equally Ind if­ Thick starch may be diluted, or If a
on Ms nose aud, walking on bln
T e llin g to ages yet unborn
-
■alar Cravat $
“Y « t brother.”
thin quality Is d « lre d use twice as
lags, demurely offered the money to T h e ta le o f thoee who, w ith godlike scorn, ferent rinsing.
“ And have you read th a police reg­
22k trió«. T a «
Laughed a t the terrors o f the tra il.
In sorting the clothes arrang e them much water.
the old man.
m ountain, h ill and vale.
« A n is»«
Ironing Is the completion of good ulation«?”
fn five pltaa as follow «:
The comic succeeded where the Opening
T h a t th e generations yet to come
Caaawl Full««*
"Yea, brother.”
laundry work and the test of the laun
T a b le linen and fine mnallne.
tragi* had failed. Every one la ighed, B y th e tr nameb se b o n « m ight tin« a
SHrar FIHInt»
“And do you rem em ber th a t
I t requires a good thick iron­
iiqso , towels and handkerchiefs drera.
and every one tossed a coin nt the
home.
, t
(previously soaked hi am m onia and ing blanket tacked securely to an Iron­ In th e m ain streets to forbidden?"
dog. W h e th e r ha caught all the eolna
T H I I.AST »TAMO
The philosopher found a o a i
ing table or board, clean Iron«, an Iron
w a te r I f need to r a chid).
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not, T h e y a ll found th e ir way Into D e a th looms bs ore them , death behind,
stand, a piece of berewax tied In a ready.
’t  ï i ï r . i “
H ie messengers speeding on every wind.
Flannels.
e beggar's (»cleet.
Chnrmtfig as a companion w ith hla
doth on which to clean the irons, a bit
Y e t doth hie p r »sehce brin g e laugh.
Colored cottons snd stockings
worb
c â s t E S S t e W
w î
A n d hla Icy d r a ’t w ith a Jeer they quaff
of old cloth on which to wipe them fam ily, w itty snd laughing hrartlly at
Boiled
towels
snd
clothe.
Cxper'^eut of guslness Firm.
Flopelem ly doo ned. yet they scorn to
bis own Jokes. Tolstoy often delighted
No one questions th a t soaking tha snd a piece of paper folded eereral
A big commission house Is experi­
yield.
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tlrora on whirl» to try the Irons. This hte children w ith atortea o f hla «arty
menting w ith telegrams Instead <>f tet­ W ith each m an a bosom hie heart's sole c lo th « looaens tho d ir t and m akra the
adventure« or w ith tebtea comporad
w ashing « a la r , but only w h ite elothee la tha necaamry outfit, b u t in addition
ahlsM;
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ters and say« the members can
T e llin g o f men * re our souls grew f a l n t -
on the epur of the moment for the«
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C cy r v a r y D e s c rip tio n to O r d e r
Q u ic k a n d C h e a p !
O. J. GORKIN.
Instiiotlon Founded to Fit Thom
For Domestic Cans.
J. R. Morgan
Home Course
In Domestic
Science
XIII.—Wishing Day
Made Easy.
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W. C. Bryant
Frank Menefee
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Russia’s Great Noiellst, Phi­
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HIS CRITICISM OF BIG SLEEVES
m s TO BE W0RKIN6 GIRLS
a.
ANECDOTES OF
COUNUFOLSTOY
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