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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31


Asere was scarce one chance In q
fhouaand Of the mysterious singers
seeing the inquiry. not one In ten thou.
sand Of her answering It. And the
folly OF giving his club address. That
would look very dignifed in yonder
agony column. He would cancel the
thing.
He dropped from the omnibus at the
park entrance, where he found his
FESTIVE mare. He gave her lump Of
sugar and climbed into the saddle. He
directed the groom to return for the
horse at 10 O'Clock. then headed for the
bride path II was heavy. but the air
was so keen and bracing that neither
the man nor the horse worried about
the going. Only one party attracted
him. riding master and trio of
brokers who were verging on embon-
point and were desperate and looked
IL Hillard went on. The park was
not lovely: the trees We're barren, the
grass yellow and sedden
..She is so innocent, so youthful
He found himself humming the re
frafn over and over. She had sung il
with abandon. tenderness, Iightness
Fer one glimpse of her face. He took
the rise and dip that followed. Yards
ahead solitary woman eantered east
" along Hillard had not seen her be
fore. He spurred forward, family GU
r;ous. There was nothing familiar to
his eye In her charming figure She
rode we'll As he drew nearer he saw
that she wore heavy gray veil And
this veil hid everything but the single
fash of pair Of eyes the color of
which defied him. Then he looked at
her mount. Ea. There was only one
rangy black with white throat-from
the Sanford stables. he was positive.
But the Sandfords were at this mo-
ment In Cairo. so II signified nothing.
There Is always some one ready to ex-
ercise your horses. He looked again
at the rider. The fash of the eyes was
not repeated, SO his interest vanished.
and he urged the mare into a sharp
run.
So he went back to his tentative 70.
nance. She had passed his window
and disappeared into the fog and
there was a reasonable doubt Of her
ever returning from it. The singer in
the fog-thus he would write it down
in his book OF memories and sensibly
turn the page. At length he came
back to the entrance and surrendered
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31

the mare. He was about to cross the
square when he was hailed.
Hiilard wheeled and saw Merrihew.
He too. was in riding breeches.
why, Dan. glad TO see YOU We're
you in the park"
Riverside. Beastly cold too. Come
join me in cup Of good coffee"
The two entered the cafe.
How are you behaving yourself
these days. asked Merrihew.
MY habits are always exemplary,
answered Hillard. But yours.
Merrihew gulped his coffee.
Kitty Killigrew leaves In two
weeks for Europe"
And who the deuce Is Kitty MIL
grew demanded Hillard.
''Whatr' repreachfuliy. "You haven
beard of Kitty Killigrew in The Mod
ern Maidr Where have you been
Pippin, Prettiest soubrette that's BIT
the town in dogs age"
Il say, Dan. don't you ever TIRE OF
that sort? can't recall when there
wasn't a Kitty Killigrew. What's the
attraction HiIlard waved aside the
big black cigar. whats the aftrae-
tions'
THE truth is. Jack. IN tackass
half the time. can't get away lroIn
the glamour of The footIishts- lm y
Johany. You know that. NO hahs1bs
around stage entrances and ouslas
wine and diamonds / might De reeA'
less enough to buy bunch OF roses
when I'm not broke. But Ike EN-
the bright ones. They keep reno"
amused. Most of 'em speak geod f.bs
iish and come from better faini.i',
Than sou would suppose Just GO
fellows hip. yen know. Maybe rA0
hit and bottle Of beer after the pff
forman-e or a little quarter hnlst =
the apartment. singing and good s.o
hes What you've In mid Is siss
chorus lady. Not for mine'
HHlard laughed. recalling bis eol's'
satinn with the policeman
GO GA be said get IL an oaa -
your system now that you're So IT,
And then 1t tickles fellow va.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31

hrotitfr
angel. Tell your Kitty TO strike for
ratnrn ticket TO America before she
leaves"
You think IT'S as bad as that?
Look on me as a prophet Of evh. II
YOU like. but truthful
..tli see that Kitty gets her ticket
Nerrihew snapped the case OF nis
vafeh and drew his legs from under
,be table Il lost a hundred last night
too.
after that | suppose nothing worse
ran happen said Hiliard eheeriiy
You viii pias. for ali my advice
-ttss better te give than reee'fe--
mar replied Merrihew philosophical
IL 1--WE 4 good mind 10 follow the
.ornnany i've always had banker
-, - beat IL up At Monte Carlo. a
isst throw. eh? Win or lose ana anil
1 might win
..nt then again ron nightpt But
me II tine ! go 70 Italy J want you
- "a With ne. You're good Gonna =
- for the pleasure Of listening 70
.'.,,- sases IN gisdls foot the bills. and
~, NAV gamble rour letter Of credit
:, .,,,r hesr : content / must be on
svho * riding the sandfords' black
-Hsvent notified What DO you
ts,nk OF Kitty
-charning
and the paets lSn I marker
Possibly not"
Lord 4 could onIy hibernate fof
49, t.a1ihs gke bear. NJ eapitai
-, tsen rea.i5nst Itself Il eft sa"iie
nat IenErh u time
-.sse Jon At fhe cian toalsne Ansh
Il Hlliard
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31

health restoring prop
critics II you need Z
medicine you should
have The s1st. Sold By
druggists in hfty-ceui
aa4 <..,a g<.fsax ..xso
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31
IA stonned Ia rlme.

Little Bob's father was fond Of tell
Ing bear stories TO his little boys. One
evening be wns telling thrilling one
about n bear chasing little girl and
"how he erept nearer and nearer aud
nearer.
Al this point Bob caught his fathers
arm. and. with the big tears failing
down his cheeks. he cried: s0h. father
don't tell any more. He might catch
Observation-Disclosures.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31

the back arc also symptoms that tell YOU
the kidneys and bladder are out Of order
and need attention.
what To Do.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kiimer's
Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy.
fuifiiIs almost every wish In correcting
rheumatism, pain ia the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. Corrccts inability to bold water
and scalding pain in passing It, or bad
effects following use Of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled TO 20 often
through the day, and TO get mp many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect Of SWamp-ROOt Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
cause Of it, remarkable
health restoring prop =
critics. II you need : FL
medicine you should g g.
have The ssest Sold BY
druggists in hfty-ceut Z = n -. ~
and one i&iiar sizes. 5sssss q s- - isss
Won nay have sample bottle sent free
By mail nifirt - DR.. KilGmer & Co, Biug-
hauxn,sA y. Menkion this PAPER and
rernemi,es<be name. ps. Kilner . Swamp
Root, and the address, Einx
~. ". on every bottle.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-31

- ~ A. - .iAet s&at@
men, or settling.
stringy or milk y
appearanceo often
indicates an un-
healthy eoiltii-
ton of the kid
neyA. too fire.
spIeut desire to
pass il or pain in
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
SPECIAL

Notice is hereby given that
there will be special meeting 81
the stockholders OF the River
side Irrigation District, Ltd, OF
FRoswell, Idaho, to be held in the
John Steel building near Ros-
well, idaho, Tuesday, Feb. 16,
1903, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, Tor the
purpose OF hearing the report of
the committee appointed to aud
1T the accounts of the company,
and taking action thereof, and
the transaction of such other
business as may legally be
brought before the meeting BY
order OF A. j. lockwood, vice
president.
Attest: Sylvester Hill,
Secretary.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04


4 Levi Stephens and a be 70
other farmers shipped two ear
roads ofhogs to Portland Mon,
lday' Mr.. Stephens went alone
with the shipment TO look alter
marketing them.
For sale; Forty acres Of hand
ID Roswell. "a acres under VAT.
w. 10 acresin cultivation. Ap-
ply at this office for further par-
ticuIars.
r. d'nmel shipped 10 cars Of
cattle to Omaha Monday.
Huston Eros ! was down from
c"i 'well Monday looking after
cattle.
u. I. Daldridge and r. il |
were Boise visitors T1ss
lay.
MISS Berrlee Hin, OF Roswen
: visiting with A. II. Stewart nf
3oise. "''V "'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

The stockbo dcrs OF the Parma
Gun Club met Monday ard elect.
cd j. j. . axe, John Plowheod
r r. Fisk, Thos. Bracken and
W. A. Bates directors. They al
50 adopted full set Of bylaws,
t''ls being their frat meeting
since Incorporating. The new
cub starts of in good shape
with "a paid-up stockholders. no
indebtedness and one Of the fin.
est shooting preserves in the
west.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

| a New York court has decided
that Se"rhine a husbands peck
cts ~ common theft and a won.
=" who abstracts things iron,
lint bank Is nnenable under
me clri' baw. Husbands would
DO wen not 10 put much depend
a"ce ON the law and a little can.
lion IL destroying compromising
STATIONERY still has its adva,.
tages.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Az the meeting of the wiling,
trustees Monday night an ordi
nance was adopted providin.
'or an election Tor bonds to pro
''de water works and sewers
Any woman who has ron,
ont on Monday morning To turu
on tue water for the weekly
wishing knows that we nee,l
water works, and God knows
mat We uessd sewers. In advo.
eating the issuance of these
oonus' We don't advocate the
r"no''ig or hold-up of our cit.
izens. But weneed water works
ana we need sewers-and we
can get either unless we pay for
them. With one exception. the
village board agrees withns D,,r.
ing the time We hayebeen ineor.
Pofaied we have paid for -
lire engine, and a bad
''""ded party who fell over ~,
in the street. and
ie'tller has been worth n tinker's
'a" TO Che people; yet in The
aggregate they have cost us
more Tor The same period Of time
nan the water and sewer bonds
III cost. We need waterworks.
'e heed them more than the nv.
rage citizen knows. We need
e"ers more than we need water
'ofNs' Just think fora moment .
'uat an epidemic Of typhoid
ould mean to this town-and
Ell get it if We don't watch our
ana compare the cost of that !,
''h the taxes we would pay on a
ecent water and sewer system. y
head the ordinance published t
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
BOUND ovE8
John Mccormick, Sullivan At.
klns, and Adolpt Fisher will
Answer to The Charge Of
Burglary.

John Mccormick was arreste
t, Monday by Sheriff Brrshears
and Sullivan Atkins and AdoIpl
IS Fisher on the same day by Con
stable castater. all being charged
y with burglarizing John Nelson,
granary on last Saturday night.
The evidence at the hearing be-
lore Judge Rates Tuesday showed
that they not only stolo several
sacks Of grain from Nelson. bur
q quantity Of hay and five
sheep ROM j W. Stnrkey on the
same night, and loaded the same
on Atkins wagon and impartial
~ distributed the results of
the haul between Mccormick and
Atkins. County Attorney Van
pnyn conducted the trial for the
State, the defendants not being
represented by counsel. McCor-
mick and Atkins refused to comb
Duct any defense. but Fisher, who
IL a young German hoy, made a
clean breast Of the whole prop
osltiup, sitting that this was his !
llrst offense, and lie was led into {
i by Mccormick, at whose place i
ne was staying. Mccormick is Il
about 30 or 80 years ofage, and t
ins q wife aud 1 children living b
IN The Allison place just south b
u town. The others arc bows O
'elther OF whom are II venrs D
Id They were bound over to
he district court, the bonds he
" fixed at $2,5 for McCorm-
mex, and 1900 for each of the
Tiers. Two other Atkins bows
rconpained the expedition, and
icy were arrested today and 8:
'rned over to probation officer
r'scoll, and will be taken before
70 probate Judge lor trial to-
orrow.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Fred pIatt left SUNDAY for spo
kane TO attend the retail lum
yer dealers association IL Idaho
Washington, Oregon, Montana.
add Utah. Look ous for a ra;.s
"a lumber when be gets back.
Geo ". Ball came down from,
Bose Monday to attend tha
meeting Of the Parma Gun Club.
lie returned home Tuesday.
The dance given at the Hotel
illinois Tuesday night by Miss
mildred Rounds, Was a mo-,
's9oyabie affair Those present
vere hesdames Rounds and
''ates; Misses Elma Fisk. Irene
starkey, Winnie Fouch, Shirley
'sk' Pearl spieer, Frances Fish
"stelia Andersen, Irna Shaver
iary Fisk; slessrs. Bush. Daniel.
''oa' Hounds; Ralph Fouch. Far.
I'D Fisk c1aireBlldridge, Walter
: esrr'ck, Ellis Bates, sigurt An
Junior Rounds, Clarence
setts' Ralph castater, Albert
Lang Refreshm cnts wereI
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

John Burroughs snys there ar,
lew rich men who are happy
S''ll there area number OF poo,
me" who are not happy and al
most any one would rather be
r'cn and unhappy than poor ana
IN the same condition.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Inc army officers are enger for
+" new presidential deal feeling
assured thar Mr. Taft has too
much consideration for the horse
70 set them any gait for the
physical endurance tests.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

a
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR.
U. 5. Land Office at Burns Oregon
December 20, 1908.
Notice is hereby gwen that George
Franks, Of Watson, Oregon. who e ~
October ?. 1901, made homestead entry
No 1909, Serial No. olie7. 10, VIZ
NWA. M swla. Section ~. rownshi 4
20 sonth, Range a East, Willamette
Meridian, has fled notice OF inten
ton to make Final five year Proof 10
establish claim to the land above a.
seribed, before B. W. Mulkey. County
Comfy Clerk OF Malheur County ~ ny
Office 2. at Vale, Oregon, on the sth dav Of
February, 1909. -
Nla'mant names as witnesses.
Benjamin Franks. John NJ. Anderson
Edward Loge, Arthur J. Shaver ali :,
Watson, Oregon.
VIM. Fare,
-. Register
first Publication. January 2, Ipos
Last Publication, February 4, 1909.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
THE HERHLD
PRINTS
BUTTER WRAPPERS
LAND OPENING

flooding Idas Feb. s, 1909.
For the above occasion the o.
). L. will sell tickets at two cents
per mile in each direction, limit
ell to continuous passage in each
direction. Selling dates. Feb. 6.
Z and >. Final return limit,
Feb. Is, 1909.
L. NJ. Small, Agent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

MAlsRlED-AIiss Grace Til
pe't~ OF Everett, Mass, and DR.
CHARLES Is. Allen Of Parma wer,
Quietly mnrried Mt the presnv
'eri''n manse yesterday inter.
noon, Rev. Charles l.. Chalfant
o'''c'at'ng- DR. Allen r. a prom.
'nent physician OF Parma md
ms marriage will come az sur-
PRISE 70 many oihis friends DIR
and Mrs Allen left on the nfrer.
noon train for their home
Statesman
The long winter months
heavy foods--lack of vitality
make you feel mean. lIollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea gives Won
vitality-clears the blood-bullds
up flesh. Makes you strong and
robust, Great Spring medicine. !
Tea or Tablets, 85 cents. J
Mcintosh.
Wante'l;-To buy two horses
Tor heavy work, dwelling land. \
Must be low price. State ace.
weight and price. Address l.. E
D. +. 0. Box 50, Parma, Idaho.
father Godschalx, Of Weiser.
VINO has charge Of the Catholic
york as Parma, held services AZ
he residence Of John o'Malia
Tuesday.
The HERALD last week mad
er'ently stated that A. }. shy '
er ana family had gone TO To.
NO. Greg, to reside in the hn
ure' They simply left to visit
'l''t'ves for a short time. ana Ia
ave no intention whatever of {
aving Parma permanently. II
his section looks too good to IN
lem. al
W. T. Calender, OF Emmett
opped over in Parma Sunday
tween trains wiz has fully W
from the skinuing he en-
u While running for asses sor pc
st 'aii' and reports Emmett
iN'ng great strides m bust
S..
'''"'i functions OF winter. mid q
's' lunches. loss Of sleep tell Oh.
, health. HOLSTERS Rocky
Tea clears the blood
Is digestion, relieves fatigue. Go
'kes and retains your health. :
latest tonic. Tea or Tablets. :
cents j. Mcintosh.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

With the greatest deficit eve
known confronting the nation
With the greatest deficit eve,
known confrontinx thu State.
with taxation beyond tile limit
n tho nation, and a raise il,
thirty Eve per cent on the
'sferage IN order to bring tho
states taxable property up TO-
the point where It can maintain
tho necessary expenditures Of
the state, without regari 10 new
es's'ation or new bon s-,,es
where L the country going t.
wird up at7 We have no laws "a |
create new Nvenues. and no power |
% create them. The federal gov |
eF''ment v running into debt ev-
Try day. with ma power 10 cente
new rsveune~, ard no apparent
8Ha'nAtson to reduce expenses.
The state administration fonndl
Int summer that it would have
g raise the assessment Of Can. +
Non connty--aud others in nro. =
p"rt'on-35 per cent, In order
that the state might be empow. =
cred to Increase the bouled IN. I
oeptedness nccording to the pro-
gram outlined. Every expense.
national or state. Is being in. I"
creased- Where will we wind M :"
att Everything is now taxed 10 ~
Tue limit, and We aro slilI run e
n'ng behind. Senators Ileybur,, p'
and Borah arc ngl,ting the rck.
less extravaganza OF the govern.
'nent at Washington, and there. Ie'
|'uullcan legislature at Boise Is st
busy accusing the last state nd in'
Of gross extravu m'
'nnce, and the present one of re
contemplated graft. The leuis. in
''ture viii undoubtedly pass a
'aunty local option law thatwiu
p on a hall million dollars of ma
eseIue to thepeople Of rbestate. dri
'"d as the states expenses will pc,
bs increased. this POI
'nonut. and any Increase in ex.
snditures, will have to be met A
= other forms OF taxation. How tru
M II be done? nan
When they realize fully into Tor
NAT financial straits our eov. 'id'
'n'nent has been brought by Any
'cSie~s extravaganza and whole. ont
'le squandering of their money on
V republican party Is going Ia was
snk that hades has broken wat
Csc Aud the present Idaho That
s'sla'nre dares not pass a al. cath
ct primary law. bone
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Mr. Taft has sailed for pana-
ma. Timed foods and sterilized
drinks viii be a sad change from
posSnm and taters and corn
pone.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Take advantage OF the special
discount the Herald offers vou
each Monday on Butter Wrap
pers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Hubby will stay a lover true,
Every vile his only sweetheart
TOO,
Perpetual matrimonial bliss
twill be,
u both take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
NOTICE or AssEssalEyr.
RIVERSIDE InmaArloN Dish ,,,sr
LIMITEn

RIVERSIDE IRRIGATION DIS, s,,.,,
LIMIrEn.
Notice is hereby given Tint q,
a regular meeting OF the direct or.
c'tlle Riverside Irrigation n;s
'r'ct. Ltd, held at Parma. Ida
no. saturday. Jan. 2, 1a0a on
assessment of - 90 Der aha -.
was levied on all stock Of said il.
'lsa''on district due aud payn-
BILE to Sylvester Hill, treasurer
FEB. /, 1909, and il not paid h.
lore March /, 1909, a penalty Of
~ per cent. will be added.
by order Of The board.
sylvester Hill, Secretary.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

IN THIS issue carefully, and then
ie's vote bor these $4,000
worth OF bonds, keeping careful
watch that no graft creeps into
the system.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
GOOD NEWS
Early Spring Assured. Grouad
tou u, to See Shadow.

WEATHER OBSERVATION
BUREAU.
Parma, Ida. Feb. ?, 1909.
The grounding made hls regu-
'''r annual weather observation
today, and faiIing to find any
trace OF his shadow, unhesitat-
lnely declares that We win have
an earE spring.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department. Of the interior. U. S. Land
Office at Roise. Idaho.
january 3. 1909.

N'f'''NnT"t OF the Interior, U. S. Lane
Office at Roise. Idaho.
January 8, 1909
Notice is hereby given thai Ir.,
Mars Of Caldwell, Idaho. who, on Feb
rn"ry g. 1904, made Homestead Eur,
no. hao, Serial, No. 02486, for Lots .
ana ne, ! !, sec. See, 0, T.4N.R. 4 W., Lot :.
SEA sWh4, Section 81, Township s N
Mango W., Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention 20 make Final five
year Proof, to establish claim TO tho
mnd above described. before Walter r
cupr' U. s. Commissioner. at Caldwell
idaho, on the 18th day of Febrnarv
1909. eo'uSry'
N'aimant names as witnesses,
Perry n. Burlington, George s Asn
Mark A. Benson, Jacob C. Bownoa, nn
OF Caldwell, Idaho. "
VIM. Balderston, |
Register. |
First publication, Ian. ., 1909
Last publication, Feb. H. 1909
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04

Is Words
24Words

~. THE SUNDAY ALONE
s,1 words a's TO per l lin. each insertion. Co...
ADDRESS
hS sroKEsaAN-REynw
VIII. spokane. Wash.
m stamps or mop plainly enclosing amo...
wi.h IONS desired. and sta,. TOT number o.
r~is.-s-w..has 'F''d In Daily. Samoa sadss yos
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
Services at the Church.

Preaching ut II a. m.
anung peoples meeting at
j:3e y. ~.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
s. c. ELDER,
Pastor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-04
Keep .o5ed
On Maiters The; l..... s,

On MATTERS The; ls... "a
Your local paper is a necs,sisy
to you, financially ~
r1 bnk a NEWSPAINR Or GEN.
ERAL CIRCULATE oss.ein.
ing the latest ren,S Of ~ vol
IS equally Necessary 10 you fbs
up tS date man" Wi p~ovid,
elmself with the5s two esseat;ql
features CT prog ess.
IN TIE TWICE a. Vr-x
SPOKESMAN REVIEW. s,a'
Kane, Wash, viii be found t;,a
very latest news of the world. liz
mattel! t. including information ON
politics, commerce, ayricultprs
INNING literature, as woll as tba
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amns for vomon, It's ponnlar
science articles, its short ans eor
sinued stories, its Answers -
correspondents" and "p,,v-,s
problems" combine to forn,
1 1ear newspaper that at s1.oO Der
year can nowhere be excelled
ITS ADVERTISING ya,nn q
farm . t,s you have something to ..r
wish to buy .or ram machinery You M
70 buy or sell !. he people who ' Wis.,
Farrra In The 81 'sesnan- R. sai,Sr' ad-
Ms take the '1TD wIGSn. 'Smbermsn and MIN
owcomss Wish to reach bushes,
use ra 1s,,, DAILY or su sun ans
THE TwIcE-A-wEEK RATES
IL wor cents per line each inssr,,.
coN snc,AsTND SUNDAY RATE no..
0orlVH INsERrioNs FoR
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-11-18

The militant Suffragette is q
woman with a fortypower tongue
aud a onepower brain.
The little bunch of whiskers
that Prince Ito grew on his chin
was enough to draw the Ere Of the
average crank.
Trying to keep the lid down on
a city like Frisco is like q tender
foot trying to stay on the back of
q bucking bronco.
The Tammany tiger will hi
beroate and suck his paw for the
next few years, but as it's paw is
we'll creased there is no danger of
the tiger starving.
Since being elected Vice Presi.
dent OF our local circle. my hat,
when placed on my dome of
thought, looks as small as lady q
thimble on the dome of the Capt.
toll building at Washington.
By their votes the members Of
, our local circle decorated the writ.
or with the title of Vice President
and / would respectfully sugges,
that the President address me by
that title the next time he calls
me to the chair.
Working men in Ohio refused
to eat pies that their boarding
boss placed before them because
they were made by nonunion bak
ers. The writer believes in union
labor but if the opportunity offered
I think I would make an impress.
sion of a halfmoon in scab.
made pie.
There is very little difference be-
tween a game of football and 6
| free for all barroom fight, but soci
ETY. has put its stamp of approva
gu the secal1ed sport and it goes
But let two clean, we'll trained
athletes incsse their hands in biz
pillows and make a few passes a
leach other and the goodygood,
boys will train their guns on tn
chief executive of the State apd OK
| plode all around him.