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fford W ulte a promt*ing yount
n< - was k l!»d lad week by a fai im
H< wa» woiking in the wuixb
he Co.
• < w «. hoot build r.g at Gat< a a»
»» th« old one wer» »et ahre ta»t
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■•) night, tut It died out Without
damage.
if - attetnp' to Lum the two »chool
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«•» »1 Gates wu aimilar to th«
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rvnU&d tny farm-
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(Il ford (.rut
tract of rutti
and is now out I
girl'» inter« it..
P.tt Wallace a
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farm and Mr
i'-utte Were vi.it
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Eat<r» farm ul
day for alt
I have lea i rd by a little energy on
the part of route 1, we can have ■
route from .- cm », which I think give» ii*
tx-tler »«rvice and «ali«fn> t n. as there
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in oì *r fav or anU the
ci lise fi* c»f ciò u ih r»H »Iterai' e v ith ut
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oi-r home
tutvn mix ! h<*lp to l'tiil i it U| », ao tl ut
hHpB um . All ihat ut»’ ititi re ►atod «long
thiB lino »tuily up, »;»•! i
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ud\auiajg''< uc Moni 1 ■
c. 1 have
alwayii favor** 1 olir r u Ir fro
(¡c<> Bilycu ami ud'r. Mr lo Mmry and
wifeand Miller < uri v islUd Fhureday
n j(ht with I la liti) « u. Mill< r Cuti and
thv Ramiryi u HI n <>w to 1.) . •. Waah,
ncal Muf^tay.
r.i E ater .
Mill Citv Urns
Mr ami Mr» w l; Ray, two .pl.-rdi.i
paople of Mi l'irminnt, w ho I rvi - t>. > n
vi»i> ’ tf ih*
«or. i -. lavi', Don .Mc-
Kt tfht and fann.y, bave rrtumcd
home.
J iki A Shnw «ho foli i-dt’.e Inni'< r
ing induatry her» wa» un «.<» mg n look
»round la»t wcvk. The bun.uei » wh eh
wa» «tarted ou a in ali r< ale and ka»
chang.d h»nd* »«veral th.u * ha* ,-rv>wn
to au<*h pr oportion» that thè Hammoni)
l.u.ntxr Co roti* tw> t ci* over Ita
bwn track» scw al i ni » a .ay ih ,-.. c .
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ALBANY,
The Easy Laxative
In |u«ticc to yoursclf von «h :.| try I.' all Orderlie»,—yuuf
n- ney batk if you don't likc t.i tu.
I l-.’-y rie a candy coa-
feition thnt really d>> glvec.i
rclicf front < - n dipation.
In < ral spoiling in tl <• seventh I
mv! eight gi: ». 1/r« en \\ lrt< 1
fins prov d the 1 ent si elh r.
Th«1 eighth grade class is hav ,
ing a general review in reading
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recently married,
wish«-» of every-
r began fetching in
let lent week.
■turriel here fron
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the stock while it is fresh anti
new .
hurt Turnidge killed ata wild cat» j
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Dresses, Suits, Coats, Hats,
Shoes, Dress Goods, Ging­
hams, Percales, etc., in the
newest and best that the
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1 pliys «' gv.
file twelfth grade English
cla"» is b ginning to st' dy the
'• '. H • .> of Seven Gabb s.
i • | I. .-:«•• cl..r . are studying
t< le/r i y < r tel« | all y wheth-1
er wire s ««r nu r tai is a ques­
tion.
Th iterary society w ill give a
program Friday afternoon.
I \- I yon • i> Cordially invited tot
attend.
I’lie T irner Art Exhibit will Ire1
iel I at the achool building the
¡irst week 'n April.
G otm I hrwllh 1.
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.Mr Hoagland sjient Sunday in
Albany.
Mr an I Mrs N I Morrison of
■« io were seen on our streets
Saturday.
.Mrs Shanks spent Sunda •
w th Mrs Shilling and family.
Holier and Theron Bussell
Acre Sunday visitors hen.-.
Ib v ketehem intends to preach
it the Presbyterian church Sun­
day, the 16th.
Frieda Steidel spent Sun-
l.iy here with friends.
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While at school one day last
w k Verle Tindall jumped off a
bar and fvl. and was unconcioua
for a little while. He was able
to be at school however, the fol­
lowing day.
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ROUTES
Pon.»» of Iceland.
I • m i
pom«-« arouard the ad-
’ ’ ■ rv.it traveler, Mme
1’1' 'er
"In spite of »canty
i wrote, "they hav» mar-
•>w • r» of endurance. They
>> I’ (I from thirty-five to forty
■ s per diem for »cvcrnl conaecu-
five «lay
They knew by instinct
t he • I in. row» spot» in the »tony
’.i*tc« and in the moor» and
<»n approaching these
• v hrnd their hmds toward
■ • i :'i »n«l look sharply round
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If they cannot di»cover
- ’ ng pla.e for their fret
it • <• and cinnot l>e utg-
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»art without many blow».”
Have placet! in efT»c' a rotin«! trip rate to
Salem of
ONE AND THIIM) KAKE
from I’ortiand and all mam li .• pointa to Drain inclusive,
alno from |«>inta on th. S I C üt W, ■nd I A M
Ticket» on »al.- Marrh I’th. c < m » ì for return
Ma ch 1. th or pith
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th« Anc.ant Pr»c«n»vl».
Daniel Wcbater had accepted the
office of secretary of »tatc, but did
not meet the new president tn Wa*h-
ington until eight or ten day« licfora
the it .luguratcui
It xccuna that he
had prv|iarc<l an inaugural addre«»
for General ll_rri»on.
One day,
among other arrangement», he «ug-
tf< «t< <1 to the new preeidcnt in a»
.. ate a • v a« he .
d the fact
that he had »ketched an inaugural
.iddrr»», knowing that General Har-
ri.-m wouid Is- overwhelmed with
al!- and •> i*r.r«> after hi» election
»nd lie hiniM’lf having leisure to
untc. The general at once replied
that it wa* not n«.<'«ary, that he
hail prepared hi» own inaugural.
“Oh, ye*,” raid he; “1 have got all
that ready.”
“Will y.<u allow me to take it
• «I. e and read it tonight V a»kcd
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“Certain v," the prendent replied,
■‘and plvn»e let me take youra.’’
So thev cv bunged their docu­
ment», and the n it morning when
tin i met General llnrriaon »aid to
Mr Welter.
"If I should read your inaugural
instead of mine everyImdv wonld
know (Imt v ii «rote it. Now, th •
i« the <>nly <>!!'< i.il pu|>er which I
|ir.q>o«c to write, for I do not intend
•o 'nterfer. with tm M’cretaruw, but
•! - i« a *ort of acknowledgment on
: V ! .1 ft '' ■
A >••■•:..» 1» p. ■ >t>!e of
• _ iru! I on,.r tlicv Imve conferred
upon me in d.-vuting
elcvntinj me to thia
gli o!l.< • I io!, .il I li.iti'jli. of course,
it i« not »<» »u fiibii u- your«, rtlll it
•» num-. an 1 I prop«»«’ to let the
;icnple lime it jll»t a» I h tre written
i
I mu-f deliver mv own instead
of tour,.”
Mr
r w.i* n go.al deal nn-
uoved, 1« uii«<‘ the mo-Mige was, ac-
■>• ng to ii- jild/ 'n ut arid taste,
t:.ippro| rm’••
It entered largely
•ifn I’oi uin lii-torv and had a goml
•
of a n-
at d tin- Ronum proconsul»
and i.ir on« m.'itter« of that kind.
W hen h< found that the president
•(.I* bent upon using his own in-
i- -n-ai Mr We' -ter -lid that his
•*<
wa- to modify it and t<> git
• n «on e things tbit were not them
t o il - ire thing« that wero
or .i it then «too<l it had
■ l<> dii "'th tie \tiierii-.in
ind people than a chan-
!<T <»f D ip h • ran General ll.irn«on
Hither rrlnr tantlv con«ei;te<l to let
him twice it
Mr. U’cbatcr spent a
part of the tv vt day n modifying
it
Mr* i Seaton remarked to him
•»lx ,< hr c ch
enmc
» (» hoine nithcr Lite
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that he looked
loo:
th.?! d.»v,
mthrr fa-
jtn”1 ! k ! »Niirii'tl, Hit he repl e«I
that lie was worry that the h.i I
«¡iite<l dinner for him,
’• I In* 1« of no conjAenurnre nt nil,
Mr \\« !»-h r .'* *he
I. '‘Lilt I din
»orry to *«•<• volt bo unmet! Aii«l
ti rrì.
I fi ’ h II v hope nothing hn*
* ■« »n« r ed ”
* You would think thnt mmethini’
harf h appen«-«l,” tie replied, "if vol!
knew what I have «Ione.
I have
Ulled sovente« ii Roman proconsul»
I as »melt«, every one of
tlirm.”—Frnm "
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it and 11 umor of
Vieóc’n Slatc«inen.
A P«« p «» m »I Heu*«Sunt«r.
• gti'tie»! house liiintcr m ere-
lion i« th her.i it crab It i- never
Mlislicd with it. whelk shell ami i«
• ontiiiuallv nl'andon ng it for an­
ts >| imwt amusing -iglit
g a cr»ti|dc of these cralit
in un aquar'iim. hi w I ik I i tlicv have
a «.'lection of whelk sin 11«, to watch
the way m which tlicv change their
quarter», tenanting ea< h of the
»hell« in turn
If on'v tiro nhelk
•hells are available the two era!»«
engage in a tight, and the victor
enter* the vanquished one’» shell,
while the evicted tenant ha* to lie
<•> nient mih the <b- un!«-d »bell of
[»the victor. But within >i quarter oi
m hour the victor renew« hostilities
for the possession of hi» old quar­
ters.
True.
isn’t true, i* it,” ask«-«! Rollo
ns lie finished reading “The Pied
Piper of Hamelin”-“it i«n’t true
that he could plav on hi» pipe so
that the rat« would go off and drow n
thcmsclvc« ?"
“Well," replied Rollo'« father, “I
don’t know about that. I think it
may lie true. Your t’ncle (»gorge
ran play the flute »o that it will
»»•are n cow into the river and drive
all the dogs in the neighborhood
crazy. Yes, I should say the poem
i» true.”—Ix»ndon Answer*.