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Acker's English remedy will stop 9
cough at any time. and viii cure the
worst cold In twelve hours. or money re-
funded. 5 cents and 20 cents. For sAls
BY Estes-conn Drug Co.
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A gVpd locomotive usually lasts twelve
years During that time Il travels some
thing like I.ooO,0o0 miles.
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A light OF one candle power can be
plainly seen at a distance OF one mile.
and one OF Ihrse candle power at two
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JAS II g III Ia.
,..,tA. 1Ihs Kind You IIaB NsaE BEgnl
''',af''' 4 I1HzZzzW

The small letter "i'' was formerly writ
ten without a dot, which was subse-
quently added 10 distinguish It from the
letter ''e" In hasty writing.
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TO CURE a coLp IN oNE pAY.

rake Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It fails
TO cure Is cents. The genuine has L. b.
u on each tablet
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

Bent BY mall. per ear..............t6O
Bent BY mail. per month. 80
Served by carrier. per month.,......... 90
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Wher n young woman gets a new hat
she Is never satisfied until the man she
loves most and the girl she hates most
have both seen II.
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ARRIVE

Threa days 20 81. Paul Omaha. Kan
saa City and Other Missouri rlvgr poin!n'
Thrus and ono half days 10 NJ. Louis.
Milwaukee and Chicago.
-Four and ons-halt days TO WauhlnEton,
philadelphia and other TAR eastern POINTS
Passenger taking tho A. q q, X. H. II.
o'clock morning TRAIN will make close
connections at uOola with tho snpt bound
fast mail,
Union depot connections az all principal
baggage checked through to dsstina-
tlon of tickets.
For aIsCplng car reservations. tickets.
maps ot routes and other lnfornauon,
cali on Or address
ga Commcrcial 81, Astoria,
oV A. h. CHAHtITOE,
MORRISON Street. Portland. or.
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The Historian guarantees 10 its adver-
tlhcfs the largest circulation OF any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river
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Advertising rates can be had on appIl-
cation 10 the business manager.
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Reed 1ens. sh1lcd after the fashion
OF quill pens, have been found In Egyp-
tian tombs dating probably from zoo
n O.
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John Bryant. brother OF william Cullen
Bryant. Is living at Princeton. Ill. in
good health.
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Queen wnhelmina is anon the many
great ladies who can confect a loaf OF
bread and an omelet.
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No wonder
some women
feel as Il the
disease which
constantly pur.
sues them Is
Just . malig-
nant devil
booming them
70 endless mis-
cry Thousands
OF women who
could get no re-
lief from any
other source
have written
grateful letters
10 Doctof 4 v
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sEMI.wEEKLY.

Bent BY mail. per year. in advance. .tlo
Postage free 70 subscribers.
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India rubber is no, absolutely water
tight.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
EXCHANGE STREET IMPROVEMENT
FROM NINTH STREET TO TENTH
STREET

NSes hereby gn @ e asses made s oEinpee No S, Si The
ne Special Assessment Ron Ne for tho sugc Improvement tho Guy %
astoria Exchang street Ninth
bio In u gd the
said the Issued
collection follows,
Baker, w d, estate Lot block a. Town Of Astoria
laid and recorded by John
trustees Sp Nua w S Lot block Il Tcwn Of Astoria as
Church Mcclure u
laid and recorded by John :. =,
Parker Irene q ISt block "a rown Of Astoria
laid and recorded by John
parsor ch,, "a my 9pSs a NM; ooY KsSt;la' U wv"
laid and recorded by John
Charles block a. Town OF Astoria
Strong Il Mcclure u
laid out and recorded by John
Young BENJAMIN Lot block "a
laid and recorded W John
Tns following payable S'amOn,' tho aSt nSmn due January
First Congregational Church OF Astoria,
trusec aof. Lot 4
laid and recorded BY John :. =.
Hustler Elna lane Lot block H. Town Astoria
~ laid and recorded by John
tho OF Astoria Oregon
psrce 0 tho City Of Astoria Oregon.
December H. 1855
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Go East.

via Billings and burlington route. and
you reach Omaha. Kansas City, 81. Louis.
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half a day sooner than travellers
who take any other line.
90 sast via ~, Paul and tho burlington
route. and you ride the finest train on
earth-the Burlington.a 81. Paul Chicago
Limited.
Go east via ogden and Denver. and you
soc the wonderful scenery OF tho Rockies,
famed the world over NJ the most mag.
nincent on tho continent.
Tickets at ofiices OF connecting Inca.
A. @. SHELDON.
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Past Mail TOT Abcfdrrn
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> 4 Spokane, wslma. hu,l~,
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snd hll points east and
hn southeast.
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,S. a Portland, Seattle and
wv Tacoma txprraa iuFl
anm Seattle, Tacoma, olymI
pla and iuIruprdlaicI
polnla.
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Reed.vilie.
CRAcKRR JACK.

Core spoadeoce OF the Argus.
Rain and mud in abundance
Jerome Malls, OF Gladesville, was
seen on our streets Thursday, last
Col. Isaiah Kirk is visiting has
daughter, Mrs. Sarah keck.
Mrs. Oliver Dill aud little daught r
Jessie. have been quite sick with dipL.
liberia.
There was quite n number OF persons
attended the sale Thursday ut w. H..
Menear's.
w. +. Merear, of Kingwood. spent
several days last week visiting re.-
atives in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Squrcs, OF
near Hopewell, were also attending the
meeting for several days and visiting
friends.
Frank Snyder, of Watson, Marion
county, spent several days visiting at
Mrs. Emily Fairfax's. lie returned
home last Monday.
Rev. John Fortney, of Concord, was
HOaS WIG bhSb WV Wttho, NiSiNnk
atiycs and friends: also attending our
series of meetings.
Brison Dunn. of Robr. Is spending
some time with his brother. Us. Dunn
Mr.. Dunn's health is, we are glad TO
say, much improved.
MIR. Editor, wonder what has become
OF some OF the correspondents OF The
ARausp Wake up. grab your pens and
ink and great big piece OF paper. aud
write something for The ARGUs Prob.
ably yoa are just mapping. Let us
read from your able pens again.
The teachers will hold a district in
stitute at this place Saturday. Febru-
airy bth. We think 10 will be very ben
eficial IN the teachers To meet in in.
stitute work during the winter. There
are many questions of interest to
teachers. upon which they can gain
much Information in connection with
their work by holding these meetings.
The meeting at this place Is still In
progress. 1t is being conducted by
Rev. Knots assisted by Miss Walters
The meeting is good one and we
have hat three conversions and they
nave n~nkene'i quito m interest
among thr members. aud eycrybody
appears interested IN the meeting, as
there Is very large crowds attend. .es.
pecially at night services. The people
OF this place will ever cherish war m
feeling for these Ministers of the
Gospel ELLA Rec
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cranesYille.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
The late storm blew down quite n
number of fences and small houses 10
in this section.
j. ii. Roach has sold his farm at this
place and is preparing TO move to
Grafton. We TINS loose one of our
best citizens.
The State line surveyors passed
through this section during the past
week. They stopped long enough with
US to survey the Diadem tract.
Amaziah Chidsster, of this place,
died on Sunday morning and was
buried at Centenary on Monday even
ing. The deceased leaves a wife and
Ave small children.
Mrs Lydia Feather fingers as usual
and IL is n notable fact that all cathar-
tics given have failed TO purge for n
period Of So days up TO Thursday last,
when relief was manifested. Once be.
fore her bowles were dormant for q
period of over seven weeks.
The protracted meeting at this place
was grand success, provided the
many young converts who have made
profession, will have integrity
enough TO live up to their promises.
There has been over fifty who claim to
be witnesses for Jesus. Besides this
number, we have few who seemed to
go to church for the soul purpose of
chewing tobacco and splitting great
pools of a tn on the floor. so much SO,
that the sextan had TO tack up writ
ten notice TO prevent IL and perhaps
the grand jury will be called upon TO
investigate the matter later on. When
young man exhibits a slight degree
OF manhood he should be allowed 20
dwell among the people; but when he
does not do this, he should be penned
mp and have his food packed to him,
Like another hog usually has TO put up
with.
Our people in general are intelligent,
useful and enlightened. yet we have a
few who seem To- be 6t for nothing
more than TO loaf around and he as n
thorn ia the Gesh % the industrious
part OF humanity. For an example. a
part Of our young ladies and young
men will volunteer to clean mn a
church in order 20 have, 10 lit 10 have
cnurch ia AMI will DC heartily con-
graduated by many. yet there will be
brainleSs few who viii bOw so low as
TO replace the Btth "a rapidly as they
possibly can. The above may seem a
little sarcastic. but nothing short Of
dose Of Imprisonment will justify the
actions OF very few Of our tOughq.
SABAHAgDER
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Rohr Happenings.
of the Argus.

Osrrsspondsnss OF the Argus.
Myrtle Gale, who has been sick for
some time, is, we are glad to note,
slowly improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer is at Nor
gantown with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
Kiger, who is dangerously i'll with ty.
phoid fever.
G. w. Kephart, GoldbuR and mem
Der OF the Cheat River Lumber Mon.
opoly, is doing rushing business,
getting out pile timber.
The Journal correspondent OF last
week from Valley district, Sunny Side,
would like TO have the people believe
that everything in this community
was overlooking with prosperity--even
our barns and houses, as he says we
are building additions to good many
of them. This is true. we find IL nee
essary to enlarge our buildings in or.
der that we may find shelter for the
chronic prosperity-seeking tramps.
This prosperity expounder of the
Journal handles a considera bile amount
OF timber on Cheat river. and eighteen
months ago he got from TO 10 cents
per foot, lenial measure, for pile tim
Der, and when asked n few days ago
what the price was now, he said he
had been informed that cents per
foot was all that could be gotten for IL
Surely the Mckinley boom is working
wonders here. BUZZ.
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ocrroeccaaeaes &C tho Argus
Mrs G E. Craig is suffering with
Rheumatism.
Ira Hoffman has moved back from
Morgantown-
James Hoffman, OF Tnnnoitou, was
visiting here last week.
III this don't End its way To- the waste
basket, IN write again.
Our school is progressing nicely with
I. ID. Craig in command.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Sell Stone n
fine pound boy. Dr. Pratt in attend
ance.
Not having seen any items from this
place for some time, concluded to write
i few notes.
Marshal Wilson has gone to Pitts,
burg TO work. lie contemplates mov>
,ng there before long.
Al Potter aud Jerome Mcnear are
repainting the church and George
McGee is repairing the bclfry.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. r.. e. Craig, a
fne 10 pound boy. Jan. 5th, 1898 Dr.
w. 3. Martin attending physician.
Born, To MIR. and Mrs. Ira Martin, on
Wednesday, Jan 9TH, a fine girl baby.
DIR. :. A. Pratt attending physician.
The Epworth League Mt this place,
is very progressive. as they had an
elaborate program prepared for the
ssd. but IL failed TO materialixe and
they turned II into spelling bee.
Mr. Editor, in last weeks ARous we
saw n communication condemning Eel.
kins and Dayton, from an old veteran.
Three-fifths OF the ex-soldiers will cast
their vote against Dayton mt the COM
ing election.
Betsy
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DR.. Bulls
Nothing succeeds in curing ~.H~
Group and whooping-c A1OUgH
likethe celebrated DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. It's famo is SxfRBHVN
worldwide. Price - cents. oHw
Twilight.
correspondence ofthe Argus.

Correspondence ufthe Argus.
l. NJ. Conley and son, OF Piedmont,
were visiting in this section last week
Frank Barlow is preparing TO burn
lime and is now engaged in getting
out some OF the precious stone.
Rev. G.. w. Skinner, who has been
making his home in Texas the past
year. has returned and was calling
among his many friends in our vicinity,
recently.
w. ID. Smith, representing Richard
Doben & Co, London, England, was
here on Tuesday OF last week, inspect
ing car OF special export oak, cut by
Bowermaster & jackson.
j. d. GeBott. saw nler in the new
mill at Rowlesburg, was here Thurs
day Of last week. selling new pa tent
saw swage. VIII Thomas, of King
wood, accompanied him here.
The two young ladies who were re.
proved by Miss Walters for winking of
the boys one night during the pro-
tracted meeting at Reedsville, ough. 10
join our young girls improvement
Club.
We had quite an excitement in our
little town one day last week, over a
ehopping contest between two of our
citizens One man fell the timber,
while the other one trimmed up tops
and piled the brush. Frank Is our
champion chopper and wears the belt.
y. O.. squires is building a pulpit for
the Allender church, out on Birds
Creek. When finished IL will excel
anything 81 the kind in the country
for workmanship. Mr.. Squires is a
Hrst.class workman. lis home Is ia
Westcrnport. Md, but the family are
spending tho winter with his parents.
Nr. AID Mrs. 8sa d. squires, Of near
! Ecedsvillc.
We have wondered why the surgey
on The W. Va. y. that runs near here.
was stopped So sOon2 We think that
we have at last solved the mystery
While r.. ). Bowermastcr bad n force
Of men out one day last week making
a preliminary survey, and trying 4
locate some lines on his tract Of tinbe,
land here, some Of the men we're fol
lowing along the line OF the railroad
survey, when they suddenly came 20 !
halt One man said, this Is the enc
Of the survey, we will look around ans
see IL we can learn the cause OF thi
trouble" They made a careful searcl
and finely one man discovered some
thing under an old loQ lie called Z,
his companion for assistance. The
worked, they pried and pulled. an,
what do you think they f0und-th,
long lost grade board % the extension
Of the w. v. " II is slightly ont q
repair, but will be pot in good work
ing order and the owner can have th,
same by calling on Z. j. Bowermaster
Of Twilight JENNIE NAY.
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From another correspondent.
Here we are again
BUZZ.

from anOther correspondent
Here we are again
Our blacksmiths keep the anvil ring.
ing early and late.
Calvin Rohr's family were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs r. u Blaney last Friday
aRd Saturday and took in the oyster
supper at John Royses Saturday night.
Miss Daisy Groves is very poorly at
this writing with Pneumonia. q. A.
lluudley is attending Der.
Mrs g. w. ROhr returned home from
Norgnntown, whore she has been wait.
log on her sister, Mrs +. T.. Kiner vino
was poorly With typhoid fever, is re-
covering.
Last Sunday was one Of the stormiest
days we have ever experienced.
sanford Scott passed through here
to-day on his way 20 Worgantown.
Miss Efio Gribble has been visiting
her sister. Mrs r. o. Shader the past
week.
SELDOM SEEN.
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-kikins votes next Monday on n prop.
osition TO bond the town for CSC. 900 for
Water Works.
Miss Stella Chides,er LEFT Tuesday
for Buckhnnnon To visit her father.
Rev. T. W. Chidester aud will likely
return here again in the Spring.
Medical men say rheumatism IL the
for~rnnher of heart disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism by it's
action on the blood
Mr.. Conrad c. Potter. who has been
here for the past month. visiting his
many friends and relatives. returned
60 his home in l;nckhannon, this
morning
Prof. B.w. Hutchinson. President OF
the NJ. L. Conference Seminary at
Bnckhnnnon, has resigned his position
To accept similar one in an older in
stitution. The tennessee Wesleyan
Seminary at Lima, n. Y.
Gaylord rleek. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
c. NJ. Fires, OF Janesville. Wisconsin,,
and grandson of Col. James w.
Brown, OF Fairfax Manor, near King
wood, has been very ill with typhoid
fever, but is better now and on the
road 20 health.
Mrs. Jean Tucker. of Washington
City, who spent some time here during
the past year. lccturing and repre-
senting the Viva Company. is now in
bermuda, where she is spending the
winter for her health aud visiting
brother who lives there
81 have used Salvation Oil for frosted
feet and backache and found IL to be
the best remedy and cure for pain on
earth. Mrs Maggie Nieder, Mt. Pleas
ant, Westmorelaud Co., Pa"
Snow & Co, of Washington City, Sc
cured patent for w. II. Lloyd, of
School House Postoffice, this state, on
an Apple Parer. Corer and Divider. and
also patent for II. I. Winters, OF
Wheeling, on Device for Polishing
Curved Surfaces
Col. James Bassell. of Weston. is or
ganizing q small party to go to Klon-
dixie and wants to be ready to start
now soon. He only wants five men in
the party and will have personal
charge of them. As he was In ALASKA
when he was in the army, he Is IA
miliar with the country and expects TO
get through without much trouble.
The Colonel is an old veteran and has
boon "a Soldier of Fortune for many
years and had experience IN different
parts of the world. We hope he will
succeed with his enterprise and come
back, loaded down with sound
money"
Ex-Sheriff Shaw, who is n Director
of the Second Hospital for Insane at
Spencer, received letter the other
day from DR. Guthrie, the Supt. notify
ing him that Miss Orpha Christopher
from this county, who had only been
Iere for one month. had given up her
position and left there without resign
ing or giving notice at all The Doctor
said she was making very good at
tendant and he could not understand
her action in the matter. lie asked
Mr.. Shaw to send on Miss Carrie Cas-.
teel at once, as he had a place for her
now. The young lady has been in
Washington this winter. but has been
expected home for some time.
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Pisgah Items
Correspondence OF the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Charlie Walls continues very poorly
Our Literary at Pleasant Hin was
quite a success on last Friday night.
r. c. Formau and family were call.
ing on friends over in Pleasant district
last week.
S. c. Mckinney wears an exceeding
broad smile all the time now. It's n
bouncing big ten pound boy.
French Greathouse has been quite
poorly the past week. We did not
learn the nature of the disease.
Mrs. Harry L. Smith and little son
Carl, were visiting friends ut Green's
burg. Pa, the past two weeks.
Miss Blanche Haiues, of near Clifton
Mills. is staying with Mrs. C.. NJ.
Haines while Mr.. Haines is away nj
work
G NJ. Haines is working in the roll.
ing mill at Scotdale. Pa, he expects
TO move his family there in the near
future.
Mrs Mary l.. Walls. who has been
rusticating among friends and old
acquaiRtances over In Pennsylvania
the past TWO months, is home again.
Mf0NoN.
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crrssp~ndenes q The Arras.
Mud. mud, mud

Mud. aud. mudt
II our County Commissioners would
remedy the above. they would coufer n
favor on the travelling public.
The question for next Friday night
is, Resolved. That Capital Punish
ment should never be inflicted ON cir.
cumstantial evidence"
Our enterprisiny friend, C. C. Frank
houser, has just completed repairing
the phones and line betwcea brandon
vile and Friendsvillc, Md. Charlie
knows how 10 do il.
Ensley & Crawford's, saw mill is still
turning out lumber. The logging is
mostly done by Albert Raymon aud
Frank Naust- We will have another
portable mill here soon.
H. K. Goodwin has just returned
from n visit TO his son Willie, who Is
clerking for a. knsbb & Co.. at the
Club House, Md. Willie has good
position there and is deserving young
man.
The school at this place is temper
arily suspended on account of the
sickness of the teacher. We are sorry
for this break in the school. MIR.
Cuppett is good teacher and was Civ
ing universal satisfaction TO patrons
aud scholars. We hope he may soon
resume his place in the school room.
The literary at this place is progress
ing nicely. The President, l.. X.
Guthrie, knows how to conduct good
literary. The quettion discussed last
Friday evening was. Resolved, That
Abraham Lincoln was a greater states
man than Benjamin Franklin" After
spirited discussion it was decided in
the affirmative.
Now. Nm. TuHN
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oorrcs rcndcacs OF tke Arxos-
Aiss l. ara kcsrl,ower ia at l.cuox-

oorrcs r~,odcnce OF Tho Arxos.
Aiss L ARA ScsSlso~sr is at l.crox-
Frank Fell has purehAscd "A buggy.
IL. G. Beerbower IL canvassing fo'
>. IA. ROoSnSasSr.
Miss WINNIE weloh is getting along
nicely win her school.
Martin Mayfield and Sam Cas,eel
captured a large red fox, recently.
Miss Carrie Casteel is expected home
soon. her many friends will oe glad
To see her again.
Rev. L. Il. Faulkner filed Rev.
Friends appointments Sunday, as II
was Rev. Friends usual time here.
Ray w. Bishop and wife arrived here
SUNDAY, alter an extended wedding
tour. We cxted congratulations, Ray.
Several OF orr men are working near
Rowiesourg, cutting timber. John and
Edward Elliott have the contract Of
the logging.
CRACKER JACK.
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To Introduce our new monthly pub
sication, AMERICAS POPULAR MUSIC, we
make the following liberal offer: Send
ms the names OF three or more. pcrfor.
mcrs on the piano or organ, and fifteen
cents in money or postage. and we will
mail you sixteen pages OF the latest
popular sOnge, two sips. etc. fnIl
sheet music arranged fDr piano er or.
gan, aud AMERICAN PoPULAR Music for
three months Address psPur.AR No
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To Cure A Cold In one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Jablet is
All Druggists refund the money IL II
falls TO Cure. 25c. b-i-QS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-03
-Fnddy-TaIll ahoat sa,

--Fuddy-Talk about saving wo-
men, suppose my wife is the most
economical woman going. Buddy
What has she been doing now? End
dy-She has been wanting new
cloak, and the other day she said. Il
wish had fifty dollars to get that
cloak with Then she thought a
moment and added, No, won't b"
extravaganza, l wish l had forty
d)llars. Perhaps might be able to
get it for that" Now that's what
call economy.
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There are many grades of butter on

There are many grades Of butter on
the market, and it may be safely
stated that hundreds of farmers
wives do not know how to make good
butter. Each one mas some metho-
dical manner of performing the work
learning nothing and increasing the
cost and labor, only to put on the
market an article to be sold at a low
price because buyers will not take it
as long as they can get something
better