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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1915)
I he O b server MORO. A Christmas OREGON. FRIDAY.......... January 1. 1915 Hood The Rapid Reader’« Review of Recent Report* Rewritten « During the last ten months more than $250,000 has gone into the con struction of business blocks and dw ell Events Occurring Throughout the State Durine the Past Events Occurring Throughout the Stale During the Past Week. River Companies W ill Week. Hood R iver.— Despite the recom mendation of the state railw ay com mission, which was engaged here iu hearing complaints against the ra te * of the H ydro-Electric company and the Hood R iver Gas & E lectric com pany, that the two companies should consolidate, the announcement th a t the concerns would be consolidated the firs t of the year came as a sur prise to local business men. The m er ger was not expected u n til later. John A. Lang, an attorney of P o rt land, w ill be president of the consoli dated companies, and George F. M e H. child New Year, m O mantle falls, wheat my brought at otee to Medford. Accord ing to íla rtia ft story La shot Hubbard a package. . But there are Christmas gifts of a In self-defo! different kind which way be f a r move acceptable than money or goods. I once delivered to a poor woman on Christm an eve a'‘ letter from her sail or son. Whone"ship had been wrecked and who «he supposed had been lost. Announcing th at be was safe, on bis way home and expected to be w ith bet for a Christ ma« dinner the next evening. On another occasion I dellv cred to a tody su announcement that a buslmod from whom she had been long estranged hud learned through a eonfeoalon of one who had traduced her tiiat the story was a lie. and he would be w ith het on Chrfcjfmna eve to n«W bet forgiveness for having be lieved a lying talelw urer In preference to lux own wife. I have delivered hundred^ of letters ra n d iNickHge* from Hunts Claus to I children, being replies to requests for I something desired for Christm as or L the departing year, who leave Io One day w hile making up my mall me In the outer office, and 1 w en t to meet him H e was a tine looking young man w ith an boueat countenance, bat evidently much troubled. “/tro you the carrier of free ru ral do- Mvery route No BY’ he asked. “Mary Sturgis, to whom yon hsv« delivered letter* from roe, has often I am a letter carrier. Most o f my fellow carriers dread the Christ nos* season bev-anse they are obliged at that tim e to work so bard. I confess that Itvfore It Is over I get very Bred, but the delivery o f letters aud packages to those who are made happy by them to the Jail ifil Jacksonville, where he more than collate rim lances the physl Is held without ball. Much to the sur cal strum i It to d elig h tful to see a prise of his frie id u , M artin made no person ( refer more eapedally to the attempt to get away and did not re y o u n g -o n receipt of a letter tear off sist. a rre s t fje met Sheriff Singler on the cover and the sudden chsiige from the tra il in front of his cabin, and with expectation to realtxntlon on taking the remark, *4Bucss I am the man you out ii bunk hill or a fa t check. O r It are looking fsr" Banded over his rifle may be a-token fro m s o tn e d istant lov kissed his thpthcr good-by and waa ed one to the ih a jie of a g ift sent ss To Help U nfortunate Girls. Portland — E. H enry W emm e, who died in Dbs Angeles, le ft real estate valued approxim ately a t $400,000 for the creation of an endowment fund to establish a m a tern ity hospital for unfortunate girls, according to the Glad Tidings Came After H u n ts rW U y s Gams Warden.____ Medford.—Came Warden A. 8. Hub-' bard of Ashland, 30 years old, was shot and killed by Loris Martín, a pro fessional dder hunter, near Trail, When attempting to make a search of M a rtin ’s cabin for evidence of poach ing. Sheriff Single and Deputy Sheriff Wilson walked to the cabin of Loris Martin, amStpri him and, brought him Merge. to do an. I waa told that a man waa waiting for Years of Waiting. ings in Astoria. Plans arc under way for a big cele bration at M olalla on F ebruary 2 In honor of the opening of the W iliam ette V alley Southern Electric. M ilw au kie w ill spend from $30,000 to $40,000 in the construction of a m u nicipal w ater plant to supply Bull Run vlns secretary treasurer. w ater through m eter from Portland. The new steel bridge over the Y am h ill rive r at Dayton has been fo rm ally accepted by the county officials and throw n open for the use of the public. More than 1,000.000 letters and post cards were delivered In Portland d ur ing the past week, according to esti mates made by Postmaster F. 8. My- Message give h er ■ missive. instead or putting It In It« proper place I would put It In my pocket. -Then when negrtug her 1 would bold It up that she m ight see It as boon aa 1 came duos enough for her juii so tui a* Id* MWi’itJIu’a r t ’a knowi* edge of hto wlii»rot»»*o«l» waa concern ed foi uaue .lhHi* two te a r* Then «ne day early in Ihs-emlier. w tw çH de» flvered a letter to Molly that 1 had poet m a rk e d -o r. raiber. «muilged—N ew Orleans. abv began to dattes up and down like n delighted child, exclaim- lug: “ He's coming lor Chrlarroaal H e t coming for Christ mna!” T h ru rending a little fu rth e r her face fell, and Mtp an Id: -B u t he's hiu’l a lot of bad luck T he firm for which he has been traaellng haa lieen put out o f business b y .th e great War In Europe, and a. large am ouut of salary due hlm ta loat.” Then reading, “ 1 can’t bring yon any Christ mas g i f t ”. T o o r f e llo w r she exclaimed, look, ‘.ng up w ith a w orld of sym pathy la n« r face. “ W h a t do I care foe a Christ- ’ mas g ift If I love h lr n f . w “ W ere you thin kin g of being m ar ried when be comes7“ I asked. “Oh. that’s tmpo«aipe new!“ “For want of funds?” “O f course! I have nothing.” 1 drove ou. but 1 couldn’t get over my delight at the dear g irl'» goaA fo r tune, to say nothing o f my being re lieved of the work Io her behalf rent lug upou me. I wondered whether Bradshaw had served his term or had m m term s of his w ill. been exonerated. I wished I could de T h e w ill provides th a t a t the end vine Nome scheme by which M olly calls Mrs. M ary Doak, one of the oldest of three years the fund and the hos ln£ serious rJ-tontita. *1 his problem is could have him for a husband for a residents of Wasco county, who had pital shall be given to the Christian Which are the heirlooms of the past, Tjenm lng sv.eh serious proportions [ Christnms g if t passed the century m ark, died at the 8clence churches of Portland, which A l t steps for the extorounatlon of A few days before Christm as he to be home of her son, A. C. Doak at 1 leas may in th e ir own discretion continue the coypu.- may he’taken by the state came to the ,*»«toffi<-e to see me. T lio A prsciqgs trust, the keritsf« of time. man who had committed the th e ft o f oi federal governm ent at once ant Ridge. the hospital or d iv e rt the fund to oth which he was accused bad been caught l ’lanB for th<* new public building How Mill* thou lace the fatare all slot«, In the in te rio r counties of the state er ch aritab le purposes. In another and confessed to both. at Pendleton have been completed and How front the foes of sla sad vice and tho mud brut os are causing, much dam Bntdalmw had been releused a couple bids w ill be asked for in February, ac age to Rtocl.j In th e past six weeks A. W . L au ren ce Made State P rin ter. of weeka. but had kept d ark In order . crime, cording to Inform ation furnished C on It has been reported th at • ' sheep that Ills hair that had been clipped S a le m — A rth u r W. Lawrence, of Which master .rooad with force sad herder in Llalheur county was bitten gressman Sinnott. might have tim e to grow to a length Portland, was appointed state p rin te r T h e annual meeting and election of end died h< fore he could be taken to that would not give aw ay the fact might unknown? I that hr waa an cx-Jallblrd. H e told officers of the Otogon and W ashing by the state printing board to succeed Vale for tr< atm ent, and another herd Take coarege, child ef time; he aol dis er In northern G ran t county. It to re me that h r was going to see M olly on ton division of the T ra v e le rs ’ Protect R. A. HarriB January 1. The board receded from Its action Christmas morning. ■ t ive Association was held at the M u lt ported. was recently bitten and died mayed ; bus rnrw to hbr lovtr ' s Anna Before lie left me I secured bis prom of a few days ago In appointing W . nomah hotel in Portland. before he could be g iven Pasteur Equip thyself with faith and hope and lee to come to aee me the flay before A fte r January 1, Portland w ill have M. Plim pton tem porary state printer, mentioned yon. nn&J Judge from what ti ( atmont. M Christmas. Then I [Missed the gw»d love 61 fe^jg g f- saloons, one less liquor for the term beginning January 1, It she says thnt you would do anything contninlug tb e .a rtlc le named, for of news around the carriers who knew appearing th at he was disqualified by And seek tor strength and wisdom from ^wifbieeSSer, three few er grills and five P art D istribution of Forest Fund. late years, such letters nre token care in your power for her com fort.” my secret, and It was decided to take “ I certainly would ” r - I up a mtboci 1 1rtloti fo r a wedding prea less grocery-liquor establishments a constitutional provision which says Salem.— T h e distribution of 25 per I of hud re fe rre d .to sssoclnpon which above. . “A great calam ity hung» over me I ent to Molly that would enable them than are in business in the city at th at only those who have had 10 years' cent of the U n ited States forest .re I provide ths g ifts asked for. But tbs experience as a practical printer shall With these to help thee never be afraid. serve fund for tho fiscal re a r ending message I brought that gave me tbs which w ill distress her very much. ‘ I I ] to murry. Not only this, hot kn<c am ex[»eetlng every momeut to he s r I Ins tluit there were aeversl vacancies Qo forth with gladness aa tbloe ontrod June 30 has b*en announced here And I greatest pleasure wsa— But thereby be eligible. rested on s chnrge of th e ft, snd I sm In our rank* several o f us went to shows th a t a to tal of $61,806.50 Is to b an g* a tala. not sure hut th at the person who took I the iKedinuafeV mid asked him to give w«y. « I attt a frc e 'n tra l delivery currier. I one to H enry Bradshaw, which bo Aad strength shall come to thee from be apportioned to Oregon. , Figures 1 drive a sort o f tw o wheeled vehicle. In the money has the advantage of me given out a t th e office of the secre I which there to plenty o f room for tbs To save him self be must convict me. IpAt ri • X " z agreed to do T h e subscription Itot day to day. ta ry of state show th a t there are 15.- went to all thé ewploveea o f the post m ail I have w ith me and containing a snd I fear he w ill be nhle to get pels of office, and q u ite a sum was raised foF Best He Could Do. his to swear falsely that they «sw me 580,934 acres in the forefft. reserve | num ber of pockets which 1 Uud very Foggs’ Old F rie n d - Greut heavens, area in Oregon, oat of a to tal area of I convenient. the wedding gift. I drive a w hite horse. do the t h e ft I hav» come to yon to 1 The morning befbre Christinas Brad man! Do I And yon reduced Io play 61,188,480 acres, and the apportion I and. although I jug over the an me usk you firstly to exam ine any news l»aper yon may «lellver at the Sturgis I «haw came to see me. aud 1 took btni lug a cornet at the «treet corner to ment is .003953967. I route every «lay. I sometime* think my ‘ In to the |Htstnun«ter. who gave him make a living? Fogg«- I ain ’t doing I tofej« more enviable than that o f some bouse before delivering ft and If It bis apiadntmeni aa carrier. Then I contains sny mention of my case to thia io make «• lfvli:g‘ -M y w ife won’t J jiersoii* whose |>osltlon la a great deal told him of the wedtlin« [»resent that keep it from Molly. Secondly, In cake let me [>r;i-lice la l!,<’ ImHi’e I hud lieen collected for Mfflly and a«k 1 go to Jail I ns« you to help me to get I « I Idin If be wouldn't like to m arry Claim T h a t 8oms O fficers of C ounties! Tho Joy T h a t Killed. letters through to her \w ith o u t her I bet the next day. He didn't draw A senator was praising the hqmor Are Short and O thers Careless knowing where they w ere mulled ” b«ck u bit ut the pronoaltlo«». and I This request It was not In my power I told him th a t’ I bad arranged to get 8 a ’. em. — G rea t extravagance and o f a certain congressman. and several mining concerns have em to grunt w ithout |»ac.jng m yself Io the » * ” Hto humor, however,” be conelud- negligence is shown by the m ajo rity 1 off duty a fte r my single delivery and ployed men, dredging and sluicing. ° positloQ of a crim inal myaeit. M y long i-ed. “Is rather grim. 1 told him the of the counties of Oregon, according 1 wished him to meet m e a t t o’clock. experience In observing facial exprea T h e greatest values found now are a to a statem ent by John Y. Richardson 1 He showed up at tlw appointed tim e I other day about a m utual acquaint slous enabled me to Judge to my own and. getting Into my wagon. I drove In platinum . ■ - . ance who had died, a dura be had nev chief accountant o f the state insur satisfaction or the yoimg m an’s guilt or 1 hliu to Mary Hturgls’ Ixwse. ’ W hen Provided W . H . Chapin, oouvicted P once d e p a rtm e n t Richardson told of er liked Innocence, and I made dp my mind in M ultnom ah county of larceny by ° shortages to talin g $13.872.62 which he ’. “ And hla w ife to dead, too.’ I said thnt he w a* telling the tru th 1 shrank bailee, can make restitutio n to M r. and c says have been npcarthed recently. I •He him self died on Mtmday: his w i& from perm itting Molly To know —at leoking on I’lieu Brinish«w confessed Mrs. W illia m Grace, an aged couple u died tw o days later. T h e papers didn’t T h e shortages ranged, a t the tim e least until It was beat she should know everything and wheu Molly learned o f the a u d it from $98.16 to $7858.20 I whom he defrauded by larceny, he w ill —o f what should be a horror to her. 1 how I Imd hel|»ed In the m atter she say w hat killed her.’ ~ , be given a pardon, according to an an- n “ ‘She was tickled to death. I guess, wanted tim e to think the m atter over, T he fo rm e r represented the shortage gave me a kins. Whereupon 1 pro nouncement made by Governor W est. 8 In the accounts of the treasurer ri I duccd the funds for the weffSlnu- but her lover an id there waa no time said the congressman g rim ly.” State A rchitect W . C. K nighton as ' to apn’re and begged me to give him Chrlstinaa g ift She asked w hut it Josephine county, and the la tte r th M the required promise at once. So I serts th at the regular charge for serv- P meant, and when I told her she hung In the accounts of the treasurer of told him I would do w hat I could In her head blushing. Ices on the sta tes building projects 11 W h e eler county. The W heeler county Brndahaw and I dined at the house M an y an Obacura P hysician Has Diad the m atter so long ns 1 was convinced from M arch 22. 1811. to December 22. ’ treasurer has recognized his shortage und on Chrlatin’aa evening the wed For H u m » n ity ’i Sake. th at It was best that MoHy should uot 1914, would have been $64,495.78 w hile 8 by paying on it the sum of $7000. The ding was celebrated. I Itelng the best know the »eeret- The [ihyalclans who have inet death shortage claim ed In the account of the j the operating expenses of his office man. ' / . from diphtheria, from ainall|toi. from W e arranged th at he was to mall his ’w ere $42,457.99, a saving of $22.229.79. j All of which ifoea to show that there tulteroulosis In the heroic discharge of treasurer of B aker county Is $1223.09. letters In au envelope addressed to me An atte m p t is being made on Coos are worse fellows In tl»e world than duties so eomipob, as Io seem trivia l, and th a t in tho accounts of the treas and 1. Inivlug torn It off. would mall Bay by Deputy Game W arden Thom- ’ we letter carrier*. h-aniiot lib fionrputed Xiine has Jailed u rer of M ario n county, $116.66. The the one Inclosed to M olly, doing w hat as. of N o rth Bend, to create a game ’ to keep a record of, px» noble dead. A report shows a shortage of $251.42 in ever postmarking I was able to make roster of their honored names Is out of the accounts o f the sheriff of Dougla It appear th at the letters were mailed reserve of all the area of Pony In le t Got Square on H im s e lf. Oregon Stone Probe 8(tarted. our power Obm-ure heroea who have from such place as he should designate An Iqliabltn lit whose heels were Inside the bay shore, and about all the county, and th a t the county Judge of to me on u «lip of paper contained In C orvallis.— President Ball, of the fallen hi the strife for hum anity All W allo w a county to apparently shori striking sparks from the pavement ns mud fists In the upper bay, compris our churchyards, where they sleep In the outside envelope he walked entered the w aterw orks o f ing In all over five square miles of Corvallis commercial club, appointed $2867.25. ’ F u rth e r, the reports show unacknowledged graves. It wns not long before 1 was deliv fice Ihc othci (I».' select id a clerk nnd a com m ittee, consisting of V icto r P. water. S t Paul boasted he was a rltlxen of th a t the business affairs of Columbia. ering Henry Bradshaw ’s letters to fiercely announced: T he Jury failed to reach an agree Moses, A. J. Johnson, and N. R. Moore no nrenn city W e may boast in the Crook and C llUam counties have been Molly Sturgis, he w ritin g her that he “Sir. you cali send up nnd take your of this city, to investigate building m ent at Roseburg on the statutory same spirit that we belong to no mean conducted by a number of th eir offl had accepted a position thnt would re old gns meter o u i o f my house." charge against Roy Farnum Indicted stone in Oregon, and afte r thorough profession, to no Ignoble calling, and clals In a careless and unsystem at'e quire him to travel a good deal and “This to not Ihc gas office.” be feared It m ight be a long while in connection w ith the death of Edna investigation, If such stone Is found while ungrateful beneficiaries may sc manner, and negligence and extrava “ It Isn't?” before he conld see her again I kuew Morgan, whose body was found in the in quantity, to report the facts to the cuse us of practicing medicine for gance are m anifest in the m a jo rity of “ No. sir This to the waterworks money, we may tie sure that alike In thnt he wns serving a term In state ruins of a barn which had been de Oregon delegation in congress, and re office " ’ ’ • ' , city aad in country, alike among the the counties of the state. prison. Had 1 not believed him Inno *“0 h . It to! W ell then, send a man stroyed by fire eight miles east of qneBt th at Oregon stone be used in the homes o f w ealth and the hovels of dee cent I doubt I f 1 could h ave borne the construction of all federal buildings tifutlon, there exists • great body of up to my hoqs*- at once and turn the Glendale, December 8. Georgs 8olomoa Freed at Albany. bm was a n s t t t x w ia ix n vouno mas strain of a deception, which might w ater o ff’. I ’m not going to walk a State Bank 8uperintendent Sargent to be b uilt iu Oregon. men who by driselflahnese, by fo rtl Albany.— -Goon« S olom on/ indicted . W IT H AM HOXSST C O V N TX N A N C a have landed me also In the peniten mile and a haft for nothing!” - tomd«»n tndo. by kindness and charity, sostsln Jointly with Vada Orler fo r/n u rd e r ‘ n recommends in his annual report that tiary. F ortunately I had an unsophis more exalted, th au mine. I live an amply the traditions and fu lfill worth the “ loan sh ark” law be amended so the second degree for the k illin g of J Kaolin Deposits Are High Grade. ticated girl to deceive ho th a t the wqrk lly the scope of onr noble c«4llng as to allow a minim um charge or cost the woraar’s husband, Frank Grier, ] outdoor life, breathing the fresh sir. was not very d llH e vlt I collected sev Ashland — Deposits of kaolin, which Got In H e r Answ or. and. tlMuigh a lone bachelor, 1 have eral worn out stumps, which 1 nianlp- To those men wbnt to a money fe e l of $1 per loan " T h e provisions of the are to be found In abundance a few “ M sria.” said Mr. Jollyboy very sol It to not time and study and cars was discharged following th e acquittal mode a number of friends along my present law practically prohibit the mlleo northeast of this elty4 have been alone that they offer to the afflicted. It of Mrs. D rie r. emnly, thinking to take u rise out of route of whom I am very fohd. Some m aking of small, short tim e loans, submitted to experts for analysis, w ith ts their own strength, their sleep, their the w ife of his luisom, "1 heard of a The case against Solomon was dis times tl aeeras to me th a t I have a which are really the most needed by the result th at the product has been very lives that they lavish upon them, missod because of insufficiency of evi fam ily in whom to be Interested larger dreadful operation which was under gone by o g irl She seemed in danger deserving borrowers,” says Sargent. ,’ound equa’ to any in the country. The and what Is a fee In exchange? Do dence to convict, inasmuch as Solo thau the famous "old woman who liv of losing her sight, and tlie clever opb In a le tte r to Senator Cham berlain, kaolin proper is adapted to pottery men sell their blood for gold?—“ Recre mon had had no part la the actual ed in a s I k » c and hud so many children tlinluilc surgeon who o|»erated on her she didu’t know w hat to do,” for the the forest service disapproves the rec work, w h ’lo Its residue may be used ations o f a Physician." by A. Stuart killing. ' - fouud”— Joys »»d sorrows of Innum erable per om mendation o f Superintendent Steel for rem edial purposes akin to those M Chlsholia, M D. — "— !— ” “ Y e a r breathlessly Interixwed Mrs sons to whom 1 deliver m all are open th a t 130,000 acres of the N atio n al F o r for which antl-pkloglatlce la employed. M iser Found Dead In Squalor. Jollylx>y “ Found w hat?” ed ;o me. and I sometimes feel them est Ik n * be Included In C rater L ake Marshfield — Deed beneath his bed “T h a t the poor girl had a young man ss much as I f they were my own. N a tio n al Park. T h e forest service R abies Cause o f H e a v y Stock Loss. In her eye!” rojolned hubby, w ith a of rough ^tr.nks is the back room of There wns a bouse on It. F. D. No. 8. We Know They Aro There, Becauee contends th a t the land in question is chuckle. a dirty basement and In the midst of B aker.--A ccordin g to the report of the one Intrusted to me by Uncle Sam. Science Has Extracted Them. : Silence reigned sapreme for the space not suited for the national park and squalor, John Golffqa. q Cooa Bay pio^ th at stood nt a to rn In the road, so County 8tock Inspector Dr. F. T. Notx, Although at first thought (be s$»t* o f five minutes, nt the end of which Is chiefly valuable fo r national forest more than situated that from It one could see my ra to ba worth rabies in Baker county during the last ment seems incredible. It to perfectly tim e Mrs. Jollyboy said quietly: purposes. «a found ify the police. T h e vehicle ¿timing ftoro the postofflee few months has caused the loss of true that a lump of sugar may be coo “ W ell, of cenrse. It would t i l depend iA b o r Commissioner H o ff s w eekly 75 year» of age and lived when I was a long distance aw ay from over 300 head of cattle, and several verted Into diamonds. on trh n t kind of yonng man It:w as, as l it . lu that house lived Molly Sturgis, report of accidents shows three per Not all the snbatnnce*of the Sagar hundred sheep on the ranges, through there are many men she would have sons were killed, the fatalities occur ak pretty and ns good a. girl as ever i t course w ill enter Into the compost been able to see through ” And. w ith infection carried by coyotes. breathed the pure eonntry air. I could ring at R ainier, where Isaac. Cupp and tlon of the diamond, but ouly tbe-car- O. A. C. Annouuaes Short Course. a serene smile, Mrs. J. resumed her Fran k Story, loggers, and Charles By Corvallis — T he Oregon A g ricu ltu ral | see M olly V a n d in s nt the gate waiting lax» that it contains Sugar conato» knittin g .—Loudon Express for me. or part F ay down the road to ron Hammons, railroad employe, were Packing Plant Plannsd fo r Albany. of carbon united w ith oxygen and hy college has just Issued its annual a n A lh a n y .--In a few weeks A lb a n , drogen Ths Sociable Neighbor. victim s Fifteen of the 41 accidents nouncement of ¿he w in te r short meet me. as w ell as she could see me. though she had the advantage of me “Now. don’t talk too much when you It to an easy m atter to sepurate out reported occurred in activities con w ill have an im portant new Industry, course, January 4 to 30. T h e circu lar In being able to discern at a great dis the cnrlxm. nnd In certain expert go to call on our neighbor. ,* You may nected w ith the lum ber and logging a meat packing plant to be establish o f - 24 page* is flTlod w ith pictures tance my w hite horse. Many a time answer questions, of course.” 4. industry. The total num ber of accl- ed hy H ..L . Nobergall. Equipm ent it rnents for the production of diamonds showing the w o rk to ho offered to the. when she wns eagerly expecting a let this augar carbon has t>een employed dents to not as large as during the fall being procured and as soon as a site “T h a t Is all I ever do." said the T he diamonds so produced were of four-week n^udenta and each course Is te r .she would watch a point where hl* ■eaaon because many Industries are ia selected the plant w ill be assembled course very small aiftF destitute of fu lly outlined. child. “ And they ask a great many w h ite coat won id emerge from behind tnd placed In operation.__ shut down now. I a hones more than a mile aw a y from questions. Last tim e they asked how commercial value, but still they were In his annual report to Governor I her, and she would he able from long much salary papa got and I f be ever real diamonds, and the chemical re Btate o f Ohio. C ity o f Toledo. I _ 1 practice to know Just how long I.would W est. State Forester E llio tt directs lA irM county, I sult achieved would he no greater In quarreled w jth you.” — Kansas City F ran k J. Cbeney makes oath 0 be IU reaching her. p articu lar attention to the fact that senior trinab a Hy I f they were ss hlg as the Journal 1 partner of the firm of F. J Molly received letters addressed to A Co., doing business tn the C lt the forest fire hazard of the future de CulUnnn. iodo. County and Btate aforess C u re d o f In d ig e s t io n . Scleutlsts have often expressed the pends chiefly upon how thoroughly the that said firm w ill pay ths sum H l ’ N P R E P D O L L A R S for each Mrs. Sadie P, Clawwn, Indiana, Pa., was hope that an Improvement Iu the proe- present day operators dispose o f the cry case of Catarrh that cannot bothered'with iodigestion. “My stomach eas of m anufacturing diamonds may slash resulting from logging, wood pained ms night and day,” she writes. “1 be effected whereby the necessity of choppiag and other woodf work, and ; would feel bloated and have headache snd dissolving the carbon In molten trou belching after eating. I also suffered from asserts that even today, with the log may be d is p o se d w ith, aud the re constipation. K v daughter had used Cham- . ULB.AO'JH, ging Industry of Oregon In It* infancy, (BsaO qulred eomblnatloD or great pressure N o ta r y P u b lic . herlala’s Tablets and they did her so mod areas covered w ith unburned or par H alTs C atarrh Cure Is taken Internally 4 good that she gave me a few doses of thei w ith great heal m er he brought shout Cholera and Disrrhosg and acts directly upon the blood end tially burned slash are by fa r the cous surfaces o f tbs system, send fo r by tome such operations a« sqoeeaiug possibly hsvd lived hut •< bnd insisted on my trying them. They helped xas as nothing «las has dooa.” For greater source of dangerous and dam- the carbon ‘ between redbot metal i but thanks to this r«a MM kg all dsalsts. XiTxtHsssssut and strong.” For salt plctea.-Nav T art W tx K I n, i,kJ.k*Lt.. < . a. BUDGET IS $8.775396 ACCOUNTANTS MAKE REPORT HEROES OF MEDICINE. OIAMONDS IN SUGAR.
