Sherman County observer., June 12, 1914, Image 2

Til«* O»»«erv«‘v.
Farmers Picnic at Grass Valley.
T h e society w om en o f P e n d le ­
ton have blossom ed out in “ pasha
pants” and the p c o r cops d o n ’t
T h e basket p icn ic at Grass V a l­
ley last S aturday, under auspices
know w hat to do.
o f the farm ers u n io n , happened
F R I D A Y ...................June 12. 1914
to be set fo r a typ ica l farm ers day
A p e trifie d fo o t has been found ra in y w eather and a cold w in d
in P endleto n and the fin d is to be j co m in g w ith the break o f day.
E n te re d as seco n d class m atter at the
classed
as of p re h is to ric o rig in . It
p o st office at M o ro . O r e g o n , J u l y -5 , 1891.
Patronage of the special train
is a mistake, its the rem nant of a p ro v id e d fro m W asco fe ll far be­
low expectations; o n ly five using
c . L . I r e l a n d .............. M anager. v is ito r at the R ound U p .
the accom m odatio n fro m W asco,
A man caught stealing wheat one fro m K lo n d ik e , one fro m M c-
Send for advertising rate«
If you do not read The Observer, why from a n e ig h b o rin g farm near D o n a ld , and about tw enty fro m
O regon C ity was convicted of the M o ro . N e a rly all w ho attended
aot?
W e w o u ld lik e to have you take it, and crim e of burglary last Tuesday, the p icnic d id so by auto; liv e ry
we know it w ould he profitable to you to
b e c o m e a su b scrib e r.
W e *entJ ” ,wo The m an’s w ife was called as a machines m ade so m any trips be-
y e ars for $2.50; o n e year $1.50; 1 2 4 cts a witness to p rove he was hom e that tween this place and Grass V a lle y
m o n th is n ’t m u ch . T ry it. O rd e r by
that by tw o o ’clo ck it w o u ld have
postal c a rd , and pay for it w hen you can. • night.
been d iffic u lt to fin d a dozen peo-
W e will not he re sp o n sib le for the I
n eg lect of su b scrib ers to notify as ot
N in e hundred m illio n bushels p |e on the streets.
changes in th eir address. N o r will the |
Eirst and second m oney at the
notificatio n of a P ostm aster that the sub- o f wheat, almost halt of the aver­
»cr.ber has “ R e m o v e d ” settle the bill of a age of the w o rld ’s wheat produc- colt show was w on by Trum an
d e lin q u e n t.
tio n is the estim ated total yie ld of Strong of M o ro ,
C h u rc h and S ociety notices 1* R E E , e x ­
the farms of the c o u n try made by
| |,e nK,tch game of hall between
c ep t w hen for m oney m ak in g purposes.
departm en t o f agriculture. M o ro and Grass V a lle y was w on
S u ch notices at regular rates at the o p tio n the
of the pu b lish ers.
This is a new record for the U nit­ by the latter in a 5 to 1 score. It
At any timer* hen req u este d io do so,
ed
States, for this years enorm ous was a w arm contested game, M o ro
the pap er will be o isc o n tin u e d . Hut we
ex p ec t that all arrears wi.i be paid before crop will be 137 m illion bushels getting three safe hits off. the first
auch request is m ad e. It is easy to ask us
m ore »ban was ever grown before four balls over; but that streak d id
for a sta te m e n t, w hich will be cheerfully
in ib is country in any one year. not h o ld .
re n d e re d at any tim e.
T h e price of T h e O b se rv e r is $1.50 per • There also uill he large yields of
I he program feature of the day
y ear, 75 cents for six m onths, 50 cents for
'
oats
and
barley,
probably
second
was
of special interest, the speakers
four m onths —bn* ff o sid in « 'B o n c e we
acc ep t $2.50 in full ‘or 2 y ears.
S horter in size in the history of this nation. f being forceful and en te rta in in g
term s th an one year 12,4 cents per m o nth.
ind had th e ir topics w ell in hand.
MORO, O R E G O N ^
A Blue M ark here will answ er an in-
q u e ry , w hen e n te re d u p o n o u r c a le n d a r,
g iving the d ate oi the pap er as the date at
w hich y o u r c u rre n t su b scrip tio n expires.
i m l
Colum bia Phonographs
records at M oro Pharm acy.
List of Eighth Grade Graduates.
Seventeen
county took
^exam ination
and of this
In tern a tio n a l H a rv ester
Farm W a g o n s
students in Sherm an
the eighth grade final
held June 4th arid 5th
num ber the following
were awarded diplom as.
Ella Brackett, Rufus, O regon.
Esther Cushm an, M oro,O regon
Pearl Zobel, M onkland,O regon
O live Adam s, Kent, O regon.
Beatrice H arper, Teresa R h in e­
hart, Sarah May, Lois Barnett,
O reille llin es, and Ralph H aynes
I W isco
n > e G if! W ith
th e L a r ia t
E E the International fifth wheel (p at­
ent applie<.l foi ) mi W eber an d Co­
is o n e f c'a tu re
lum bus w agons.
The I H C Line
S
CXAIN AND HAT
■ACHINES
BY D ' iCI IT N O R W O O D
, i.
h >\ r
o:
makes these tw o v . v :. .
( ! I ipest f o ra
all the rest as the best
farm er to buy.
I he h it
v heel pri veil’s
S Tnctan
UacarHMcdJ
O re.
»we Dc«ia,
McCarwitk
Ha«»ak.e
O.barna
i l l ' l l . ' t g> e :,«♦
H e re im iin
be w a s .• i,. I’liirvled Jennit-
A. 2
r--ie Tl ‘ t f a il a d .
i i a
• -m d d u g . H a r r y ?
H irr\
i m ■ d i n : a
Yr'.i to ld m e
v .ai | vol m a d l-> c«»ni l a h u n d ie d
M, t i e r Y r»: '<» I did
I lu r r y - W e ll
I ve <■( a n te d 2.’>7 m id P in tn u d d e r 'u
w h e n I s t a r t e d - C h i c a g o New ».
M o th , i
Plane
4
! H eadache an d Nervowsness Cured.
I “Chamberlain's T ablets a re e n titled to all
’ th e praise 1 can give th em ,” write» M is.
N. Y. T hey
‘ have cured m e of headache and neiwoiis-
ne»H and restored m e to niy norm al h e a lth .”
I R ichard O tp, S pencerport,
For sale by all dealer».—Advertisement.
W in n l.o.'.d B iii.v to n w h s g r.iduntiH l
11m i < td le g e . h a v in g m e a n s, lie th o u g h t
lie w o u ld lik e to go w e st a n d b e co m e
/\ good youn4 team of well
a i*uii*’h c r
So lie b o u g h t a s h e e p
i in c h w ith a g’> 1 h o u se on it a n d broke horses; also good 16-inch
w ell b lo c k e d . T h e n h e n e ttle d h im s e lf pine w ood; fo r price and p a rticu ­
t i / w a i t fo i h is sh e e p to grow a n d th e ir lars w rite lo
wool to s t a n d o u t tin k o n t h e i r > lde«.
W . C. R ees
I'o i-
a w h ile rid in g o v e r h is b ro a d 3t*jl2-26
F end, O regon
a c re s u n d d o in g a little b o ss in g m o rn
m gs k e p t him e o n le iite d
B u t it
. a s n I lo n g b e fo re In1 b e g a n to p in e
lo r s o m e th in g m o e e x c itin g .
A l l op
|o r t u n i t \ w a s a ffo rd e d him by s e e in g
In good o rd e r.
Sixteen fo o t
, ne day a girl c h a s in g a ste e r.
1 h e re cut. H itch fo r 26 h« i>cs goes w ith
,.u . s o m e th in g p ic tu r e s q u e in h e r gal
the m achine. W ill u m sid e r trade
1 'p in g o v e r th e g ro u n d , h e r a lp in e
or purchaser can cm crop in p a y­
b lo a d In im h a n g i n g to h e r n e ck by its
ment fo r m achine. Address
I dll.O tis a m i h e r h a ir s tr e a m in g b e h in d
J. M . E ddy . M o ro . O re
her. B r a y to n , w h o w a s on h o rse b a c k , jl2
p u t s p u r s 1<> Ills a n im a l to h e lp h e r
B u t s h e d id n t n e ed him . fo r b e fo re lie
rem lied h e r sh e d re w a la r ia t, e a u g h t
th e s t e e r by th e h o rn s a n d held on to
T he real estate dea'ers have
lihn till so m e p u n c h e r s e a m e up a n d
form ed an org a n iza tio n co ve rin g
reliv ed her.
T h e tfirl w a s th e d a u g h te r o f « The entire U n ite d S'.ties fo r the
: e lg lib o rln g r a n e h e r . E v a n M a e llo u g a ll, purpose of subm itting th e ir best
r. F e o f ih m a n , w ho h a d re c e n tly com e barga ins to one another.
M r.
to Y nieriea fo r th e p u rp o s e o f c a ttle A lex H u n te r represents this te rri­
I ra isin g .
tory and each m onth receives a
B ra y to n c o m p lim e n te d th e g irl on
list of several thousand real estate
' lie!' e x p lo it, a n d th e n a n d th e r e lie g a n
bargains both fo r sale and trade
an a c q u a in ta n c e th a t g a v e th e y o u n g
' e a s te r n e r s o m e th in g to o ccu p y Ills from every section of the co u n try.
m ind
l i e s p e n t m a n y o f h is m o rn in g s H e w ill be pleased to turn one o f
these lists o v e r to any one that
i i id ln g w ith h e r a n d m o st o f h is e v e n
I dig* at h e r f a th e r « ra n c h .
I ’in g p o n g m ight be interested.
1 w as in fa s h io n a t th e tim e , a n d , th e
320 acres in Sherm an county;
M aei a m g a lls h a v in g a good ta b le fo r 160 acres tilla b le and fenced; tw o
I tin« j a i r p o s e . J e n n ie a n d L o y d s p e n t springs; o n ly $8 per acre.
! a lot of lim e b a ttin g th e tin y b a ll be-
A lex . I I u n t er ,
t v e e n th e m
But th e c e llu lo id s p h e r e
190)phone M a in 101, M o ro , O re .
w a s o nly ty p ic a l of th e lo v e ta p s th a t
! w e re p a s s in g betw»s«n th e m .
W h en
J e n n ie s e n t it It w a s to s a y , “ 1 d o n ’t
I love y o u .” a n d w h e n it w e n t ba. k It
! se e m e d to c a r r y th e m e s s a g e , “ Yes.
T w o capable and experienced
1 vmu d o ; you k n o w you d o .”
A nd so
wom
en cooks want a situation on
I th e b a ll k e p t flying.
T h e afT alr w e n t on till B ra y to n took harvest cook house; prefer a situa­
tion together, but w ill take w o rk
it In to b is h e a d t h a t he w o u ld go e a s t
In q u ire at the
H is a f f a ir w ith th e r a n c h g irl h e re at d ifferent placet.
O bserver O f f ic e .
g u id e d a s a p a s tim e , a n d th e Idea o f 3tj5-19
b r e a k in g w ith h e r d i d n 't tr o u b le him
a t all.
If h is g ofng a f fe c te d h e r »he
w a s to o p ro u d to sh o w it.
H e tr ie d
h a rd to m a k e h e r sh o w h e r c o lo rs on
A n experienced shoem aker by
th e s e p a r a tio n , b u t s h e re s o lu te ly k e p t
I Item fu rle d
It Is s i n g u l a r h o w a m a n trade; understand leather w o rk ;
w ill c o n s id e r a w o m n n n o t f o r him guarantee all w ork done; have a
a n d a t th e s a m e tim e t r y to m a k e h e r shop in the brick b u ild in g on F irst
sfinw t h a t s h e w is h e s to b e Ids.
stiee’ next d o o r to M o r o h o te l;
T h e d a y b e fo re he w a s to ta k e h ls ladies shoe w o rk a specialty; y o u r
d e p a r t u r e he wa - o u t on h is h o rse patronage w ill be appreciated.
so m e d l s t a n r e fro m h ls ra n c h , i t h a p ­
3tjS-19
G e O. V o l h a r d .
p e n ed Unit J e n n ie M a e P o u g a ll h a d
rt.-tt a p e t anteloiw». a n d sh e , too, hud
rid d e n a fie ld lo o k in g f o r It. S h e k n e w
e v e ry foot o f th e c o u n tr y , a n d B r a y ­
ton knew v e ry little a b o u t It. R e in ­
A re wanted by us; to make
ing up on a rise In (h e g ro u n d , J e n n i e them fo r you as good as new; tiy
s a w E oytl h a lf s m ile a w a y r id in g to­
us, we treat you right.
w a rd a d a n g e r o u s q u ic k s a n d .
Tripp C leaning and D ye W o rk s
“ G re at
h e a v e n s !"
s h e e.xWulmed
T he Dalles, O re g o n
S u p |s» se he do«‘si»’t k n o w it’s there!”
T h e y o u n g m an ro d e on as lightly,
a re le s -ly as If h ls horse were
ns
tr e n d in g «m flo w ers.
J e n n i e ’s eb ee k
bhm ehed
H e w a s w ith in ltXt f e e t of
Lots of bunch grass and p le n ty
th e » p il-k * n n d . w h ile s h e w a s h a lf a of ru n n in g water; $1.25 per m o n th ;
Bargain in Real totale
D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E «
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M A D E BY T H E U N IO N M E A T CO.
NORTH PO R T L A N D , ORE.
NOW
ON
SALE
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MORO 5
W h e th e r you raise three h o i’s o r three hundred , you
cannot afford to o v e rlo o k this famous hog fo o d .
Read
what J. M . Fruitts, of Joseph, O regon says about
D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E .
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J o ie p k , O re « n n ,
M a rc h 25th. 1914
U n io n M r , l C o m p an y
N o rth P o rtla n d , O re
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Dear S i n -
In referen ce lo the re m it» obtained from your O i«e» ter T an k » « e ,
I have
found it to be a profitable and »alitfacto ry feed
II h-» no m p e rio r a» a feed for brood
eowa. It» hi«h percenla«c of p rotein make» it ■ «real d ev e lo p e r for th e unborn pi«»
It m ake» »tron« boned pi«» w ith niee «lo»»y coat»
no equal to my ¡u.l«m enl
In the »how rin« it ha»
D u rift« the past w in te r I have led tunka«,- lo m y youn«
pi«» and have n ev er met w ith « re a le r sueceti.
V e ry tru ly your»,
(■i«ned) J. M . F ru itt*.
:
D I G E S T E R T A N K A G E it m ade from fre«h, w h o k to m e piece» of
m e a l.
Il develop» bone and m uscle and m ake» pig» G R O W .
En­
d o rsed by all lead in g A gricu ltu ral E x p erim en t Station» and by the
beat breeder« and feeder« in ev ery «tale. It'« a m eal in fo rm , fed wet
:
$
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o r d ry , m ix e d w ith o th er food».
DIGESTER TANKAGE can be purch ased in M oro at o u r \V archouae.
W e h av e p u rc h ase d this fam ous hog food in a carlohd lot and can give
you th e benefit of thi« saving in h e ig h t. If you w ant y our pig» to grow
into tat, h e alth y hog*, »end in y our o rd e r now to •
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Two Cooks Want Work
Boot and Shoe Repairing
Your Clothes a d Hats
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his hom e wliere it ia in danger of fire and thieves. _*________
H is bills paid by check are not o n ly a valid ie c e ip t,b u t
also a convenience in his hom e transactions where very-often
the necessary change for concluding settlem en t is not at hand
D on’t stop to th in k th is over, hut start an account now w ith
The Masco tyarehousc Milling (o.
geek, of IQoro.
ram , a r ^ a ,
w rite o r phone, J. M . M A R L IN ,
Grass V a lle y , O re g o n .
Mrs. Hedi« P. Clawson, Indiana, Pa., was ;?3m80
C ured o f In d ig estio n .
bothered with indigestion. “My stomach
pained me night and day,” ahe writea. “I
would feel bloated and have headache and
belching after eating. I alao •uffered from
constipation. Ky daughter had used Cham-
S hould try our famous ch’ck-
i berlain’» Tablets and they did her ao much ,
good that ahe gave me a few doeea of them en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
and insisted on my trying them. They sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
het,>ed ma aa nothing else has done.” For
W o lf a r d L u n c h C o u n t e r
■ala by all daalera—AdvertiaeaaauC.
a a a
A «!
A NEW MACHINE
Called the Holt Oregon Special
G asoline H arvester, 22 fo o t cut; capacity 40 to 60 acre« per
day; horses required 20 head; c y lin d e r 28 inch; shoe 41X inch
w ide; length o ve r all 57 inches; d raper 44 inches; fro n t w heel
16 inch w ide; both 6ide wheels 20 inch w ide; uses 45 horse
p ow er gas m o to r .=
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N ew this year, a 75 horse p ow er H o lt C a te rp illa r engine,
equipped w ith high and lo w speed transm ission.
M o u n t a 30 o r 45 horse pow er Gas M o to r H arvester E q u ip ­
m ent on y o u r harvester; it w ill save the grain and redtice
horse equipm en t at least a th ird and possibly better.
H orse draw n H o lt harvesters fro m 12 to 22 fo o t cut.
— N ow Y ork Ti ¡li:ine.
Beware of Ointm ents for
Catarrh that Contain M ercury
F u ll lin e of H o lt and best extras. O u r 1914 sprocket chain are
absolutely the lowest in the co u n ty.
as m erc u ry will ru re ly d eatroy th e eense
of sm ell a n d com pletely deraiqre th e
w hole ey stem w hen e n te rin g It th ro u g n
th e m ucoue su rfa c e s. Such a rtic le s should
n e v er be used ex cep t on. p re scrip tio n s
from re p u ta b le p h y sic ia n s, a s th e d a m a g e
th e y will do Is ten fold to th e good you
c an possibly d erive from them . H all s
C a ta rrh C ure, m a n u fa c tu re d by F. J.
C heney A Co., Toledo. O.. c o n ta in s no
m ercu ry , a n d Is ta k e n In tern a lly , a c tin g
d irec tly upon th e blood a n d m ucous s u r ­
faces of th e sy stem . In b u y in g H all s
C a ta rrh C ure be su re you g e t th e g enu­
ine. f t Is ta k e n In te rn a lly a n d m ade In
Toledo. Ohio, by F . J. ChenNy A Co. T e s­
tim o n ials free.
Sold by D ru g g ists. P ric e 75c p e r b o ttle.
Fam ily P itta fo r c o n a tlp atlo a .
T * k « H a l I’s
f
O ’M E A R A
Supply and
Implement
Company
OREGON.
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J. E. COLEM AN
(>rover J. Duffey
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L aw y er.
W. H. Ragsdale
( Uliee w ith
M o lto
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Por all kinds of m achinery carried in stock
or procured on short notice.
Z D e r x tis t
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Glass, Paints, and Oils.
Bone and Alfalla Meal.
A O K N T M grOW
Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Prills.
OREGON.
M o rg a n
MORO,
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OREGON
1st to 15th o f each m o n th .
O ffice opposite Drs. G offfn
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16th to 30th o f each m o n th .
O ffice o pp. M cC o y, A tw o o d C o
Independent Iflarehouse g Milling Co
R . H.
D r. C . L . P o k y
M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
P h y sician and Surgeon.
D E A L E R S IN
Moro, O regon.
L im e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t , B u ild e r s
S u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r , W o o d , C oal,
C ed a r P o s t s , a n d H ay.
O ffice in r e s id e n c e .
BENNETT,
S IN N O T T ,
& GALLOW AY
MANUFACTURERS OF
M ILL FE E D A N D FL O U R .
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Bright, B ry a n t# Ellis.
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LOSSES SURELY PREVENT»
Black)*« PI»«. Eow-
ALACK pr1c»<l.
frech. rplt&M«: preftrrad hr
Wwtont ('"chnin bee*ns* they
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Wasco,
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The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
Pasture For Rent
Travelers at Bi^gx
Are not alone oonfined to R u ra l.F ree Delivery of m ail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
farmers should have — and m any do have
a checking ac­
count with a g ood bank.
T he possessor of such an account
avoids the risk of having bis m oney on h is person or about
The Charm She Wore.
Many ure the charms adopted by so­
ciety women with a grain of supersti­
tion In their makeup, and one of the
most unique Is that worn by a young
matron who spends much of her. time
ut Atlantic City. Attention beiug called
to her curious pendant—a polished sub­
stance set in peurls and suspended
from a slender gold chain—she was
a s k e d what manner of stone it might
be ••Stone?” she laughed. “It’s Jnst
plain, ordinary wood. You see. I have
a most unfortunate tendency to boast
and at such time* caution tells me to
knock wood
Oftentimes there Is no
wood at haiiil. so all I have to do to
save m yself from my rashness Is to
tap my little l-a . t Simple, ain’t R?"
H.li Harvester Fur Sale
international Harvester Company of America
P o r t la n d
’r m ile 's sto o d
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o n th e back o f th e h o rs e
(h n t w e n t d o w n to it» d e a th . R encb-
ng fi. 1 o u n il. b e s p r a n g to th e g irl,
wlm V. is r is c lin g in h e r s a d d le , a n d sh e
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w o u ld a w a k e a n d tell h im
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It w a s a ll too In
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h d I ei n e a g r a n d p a s
The Grain (romers Conveniences
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o u t h e s a n d b o a n l ; it i n c r e a s e s t h e h i e o f t h e w a g o n ;
d is tr ib u te s » tr a in s m o re e v e n l y , a n d t h o ie f o r e m a k e s
th e w ork of h a u lin g c a b in o u th e h o rse s.
W ith a ll th e s e , m in ts to re c o m m e n d it, t h e I n t e r ­
n a tio n a l fifth w h e e l is w o rth a t n p to to w n to see.
C a ll o n th e 1 H C lo ca l d e a le r w ho h a n d le s W e b e r o r
C o lu m b u s w a g o n s a n d a sk h im to sh o w y o u th e
i n te r n a t i o n a l f ilth w h e el. Y ou c a n n o t se e it oil a n y
o th e r w a g o n . I t y o u d o n o t kn o w w h e re to go,
d r o p us a lin e a n d wo w ill g i\ e y o u t h e n a m e o f th e
n e a r e s t d e a le r.
.J U .U ' i m
h le fro m je r k in g , let Idin o u t by d e
r r e s.
A 1.1! hit is not a w e a k ly n r ti-
Team and Wovii For Sal
the pitching and p u l h t i " n n of ti:<‘ i jiit b o lste r, a n d
a n d b e n t cha le
it does away with lO u s c ii k in r, y
irons, it douilles the b«.u nig sir; I ice o t t h e b o ls te r'
CAN Ut AL UNE
An Appropriate Name.
in lie n way "from nafc». with no othe!
A unt L ila ’» fu n n er mistress was
person In »Ight. Then suddenly l»i>
horse began to. 'flopnder. His rider talk in g to her one m orning, w hen sud­
g a v e him the xpttrj but to no purpose. denly sh e discovered a little pickanin­
D owd cam e J e n n ie s quirt on her ny stan d in g sh yly behind his m other's
horse’« flunk, trad like » flash he dart­ skirts. “ Is th is your little boy. Aunt
ed to the reacne. But Ids rider had Liza?” sh e asked.
no hope. She k n ew the sucking prop­
“Yes. miss, dat’s Prescription.’*
erties of the dreaded quicksand and
“Goodness. what a funny name,
that before she could reach the man
It was dragging down to death he auntie, for a child! How In the world
would be Half buried iu It. Wbat did you happen to call him that?” .
“ Ah sim ply calls him dat becuz Ah
would «he do to aave him? If she
rode near enough to extend a hand has sech hnbd wufc gettin* him fitted.”
she. too. would be drawn iu. Though —E xchange.
she drove her horse ou a gallop, Bray
Punished ths Selfish One.
ton’s horse had disappeared before
The Bale-Geneva express, says the
she reached the <jni<ksand. Brayton
him self was engulfed to his waist. He London Standard Geneva correspond­
ent. was overcrowded the other day
believed himsoif lo st
ami several travelers had to stand in
“Ooodby. dear heart!" he cried.
Jennie seldom went o u t without fire­ the corridors of the second class
arm« and never with ut her lariat coaches. One tourist saw a seat vacan t
She rode up so uear and so fast to the but covered with luggage, and asked
quicksand that she w a s o b lig e d to pull a passenger sitting near whether the
h e r h o rs e back on his b.iunches to suve «eat was “occupied.” “Yes,” replied
herself from going Into it. Then in­ the stranger, “the man is In the restau­
s tin c tiv e ly h e r lin g e rs < l isp ed her lar­ r a n t c a r. and will return soon.”
There the matter ended until the
ia t c o lle d to her saddle
Uncoiling It.
s h e b e g a u to sw ing It in the air, her express reached I^iusanne. when the
eye fixed on her obj" t : th e n It left owner of all the luggage prepared to
h e r a n d fell around Bi
tun. Turning get out
In r horse's bead, «he ti ■cd him slowly
“Pardon me.” «nid the tou rist “that
aw ay.
T h e r o p e - f i g letied w ith o u t
luggage docs not belong to yon,” and
b r e a k in g a n d en tire I I th e « in k lu g
called the guard. The latter sided with
body a b o u t th e chest.
the tourist, and the whole matter wgs
1t w a s n o w a quest u w h e t h e r th e
placed before the station master. The
ro|»e. th e g irl and'
ie h o rs e w e re
selfish traveler had to prove, piece
s tr o p « e n o u g h to Unix t h e mim iron»
by piece, that the luggage on the eeat
’ be (ju ic k s a n d . J e n n ie fixed o n e e n d
belonged to him, und be finally was
of th e la r ia t firm ly to th e s a d d le a n d .
obliged to pay for two second class
r e s ! m in in g h e r h o rse so f a r a s po«si-
tickets.
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convey» an idea of aucacsa. You m ay never
tec the man himself.
It’» his letter bead,
his eave lope, his buslnea card, circular* or
catalogue. You aixe the man up by these
things. What impression of a man and his
buxine» do you get if he writes to you on
wrapping paper or axle grease otatiooery?
H ow does yours look? Is it neat, tasty and
modern? It is if T he Moro Observer Job
Department prints it. Better bring in that
next jobu
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