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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-24

The board OF examiners will
hold a session at the Office of
Judge McGee. at the court house
on THURSDAY. August 3lst and
Friday and Saturday. September
lst. and 2nd.
Let all teachers desiring GER
tihcates be governed accord
ingly.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-24
About That Elevator

Last year Lubbock was prom
ised a grain elevator, and guar
anteed market for all the feed
stuff that would be brought TO
town during the season. The
time is now at hand for the
gathering Of one of the biggest
crops of this feed that has ever
been harvested in this section of
the plains. and there is no grain
elevator in the town. Our people
planted heavily with the expec-
tation of having this promise
carried out and they will be dis
very greatly If there
is not a local market for the en-
tire crop. We must have buyers
for the feed stuff that is raised
in this country. Ii is an injus-
tice 10 the farmers when we fail
to do this. Ii will not take long
TO supply the local demand. then
the sales will be slow and unre-
liable. There should be two or
three firms in the town that will
buy all that is offered. and give
the very top price.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-24

Mr.. Burgess. a cousin Of Roger
A. Burgess. Of Tubs. is visiting
the latter al his country home
east Of town.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-24
Church Notes

We viii be- glad 20 make any an
nouncements of Church Service. Pro
grams, etc. boz this column free Of
charge, whore no revenue Is received
from the services - Editor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The bible school will promptly
meet at 10 O'Clock. Let every
one be on time. We have the
following departments. Primary.
Intermediate, Senior, Adult, and
each pupil will be assigned to
the proper place.
]. c. WEIGH. Acting Supt.
j. ID. QUICK, Assistant Supt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-24

With Lubbock's two fine gins
there will be no excuse for the
farmers of this entire country
from getting their cotton ginned
and that within a reasonable
length of time after bringing II
10 town. and there ought 10 be a
first class market here for the
staple. every day Of the cotton
season. We must not overlook
this important item.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01
COULDN'T
 COOK A MEAL
The Trouble Mrs. Buchanan Had, And How She Finally Over.
 came It With Cardui.

Liverpool, W. va.-- Mrs. N. J. Buchanan writes from this place: q suffered for three years with womanly troubles, and had such pains thought would die. I could not stand up long enough to cook meal. I would work little, and then have to sit down. At last, I had to be in bed half the time.
 My husband read Cardui advertise ment that described almost the way 1 felt, so sent for some Cardui. After taking it, began to get better right away.
 Now, am cured, and I am very grateful, indeed, for what Cardui has done for me. shall always praise It."
 Cardui Is woman's tonic--a strengthening remedy for women, especially for women, from perfectly harmless, vegetable ingredients. That's the reason for it's 50 years of success.
 It will pay you to test it for yourself.
 N.B.- Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Cha..at nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions, and 64-page book. Home Treatmsn. for Women.' sent in plain wrapper on request.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01
lPrenonitory
 Symptoms

Atkinson glanced at his sister Dor othy in surprise. Somehow she looked different. It had never occurred to him before that she was s beauty, but this Sunday morning as she poured his coffee 1t suddenly struck him that she was much better looking than most young women.
 The coffee was bad-undeniably muddy, He tasted il and set down his cup in i'll disguised disgust to which Dorothy appeared strangely and an- Inoyingly obvious.
 Whats the matter with the coffee, Dorothy" he asked in a grieyed tone Its the first poor coffee we've had since you began keeping house for me"
 ! "Oh, isn't it good, Tom? must have Iforsc. eI something. Yes, remember now--I didn't put in any egg. I'm sorry"
 Tt doesn't matter this time" At kinson meant to be very indulgent and kind to the little sister who had come 10 the city to make a home for him. Tn future. Dorothy, be more careful" Yes, 1 will. l am trying to become an excellent housekeeper You know I'm getting really splendid marks at the cooking school. Is the omelet all right?"
 Pardon my mentioning it, but it's well, it's simply atrocious! It's sweet and terribly greasy"
 Sweet and greasy? Oh, I know what did. You see, I thought I'd stir Up a cake for dinner and I began it while I was getting brea kfast do believe that after l worked togeth- CT the sugar and butter for the cake I put them into this omelett I hope 1t isn't so very dIeadie.iy h0rrid
 "No my child it's only horrid enough to be inedible."
 His cuttins reply appeared to pass over Dorothv's head. She sat smiling dreamily aud nib1lins g lump of cut loaf sugar
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01

in the box
 No. of course not No one would ever suspect that shoes could possibly be in shoe box My dear. if I have cold feet on any proposition today it will be your fault"
 Atkinson laughed at his own wit. but his sisters answering smile was little tremulous.
 I'm sorry I'm such a goose. Tom. You seem to think it's funny for mo to do silly thing like that. But I don't wish to be amusing in that fashion. l wish to be wise. sensible woman, who can manage a home we'll"
 'Hurrah for you, Dorothy! I see there's hope for my declining years if I'm to have such housekeeper as you intend to be-"
 But, Tom, there's something have to tell you. I'm afraid 1 won't be your housekeeper. Last night l re- ceived letter from Jack Lindsey and newell, he says now that I've been away all these long months and learned to cook and everything, he thinks 1t would be-well, it would be nice for me to come home and marry him."
 Say, like that fellows nerve. You tell him to-
 But, Tom, want to go home and and do what he says. l always meant to--some time."
 But where does the old bachelor brother come in? You've just been practicing on him, eh?"
 Atkinson rose from the table and drew his sister into his arms. q might have known something was up, dear" he said. after giving her a kiss, when took that first taste of alluvial coffee"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01

Aren't you going to eat any break fast?" her brother asked impatlently. The toast is all right"
 Yes. of course, I forgot. I'm nst really very hungry, you know" She took piece of toast, and, picking up her butter spreader, slowly covered it with some of the omelette. Atkinson watched the proceeding with fascinat- ed eyes.
 Are you going to eat that mess?" he asked.
 Dorothy looked down at the toast and laughed foolishly T wasn't thinking what was doing" she said.
 Aren't you we'll? It seems idle to ask, for I never saw you looking bet ter in your life"
 T never felt better in my life" said Dorothy,
 As Atkinson looked into her glow ing face he said to himself that 1t was too bad pretty young girls were nearly always rattle brained. Then con- science smote him, for he remembered that in all the three months Dorothy had been keeping house for him this was really her first failure in the way of meal
 Did pair of shoes come for me yesterday" he asked. "I bought some patent feathers"
 Why. no. I don't think so, Tom I didn't see any patent leathers"
 That's funny The men promised that they would be delivered last night" EA
 T remember now. A package did come about o'clock in the evening I wonder what I did with it. Oh. yes l remember. put it on the ice" i "On the ice! Patent feathers on the feel"
 Well Tom, didn't know what was
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01
srescent College and Conservatory
 FOR YOUNG WOMEN
BROWN COLLEGE
Arkadelphia, Arkausas

Arkadephh Arksasss
 | V Ideal home school for both sexes. In beautiful and healthful Arkadephia. Splendid buildings pod equipment Modern improvements Pleasant r undings Excellent Faculty of earnest. sympathetic helarly Christian teachers Three years preparatory s ysan course leading to degree of A. B. Best advan po h both vocal and instrumental music i'm the bes' nasvatoy. Departments of Fine Arts. Expression, pnsstfe Science. Biblical Literature and Sunday School Aaeogy. High moral tone. Correct ideals and stand q. Parental discipline. Military training. Equipped 0Aaslum. Manly sports Drills and exercises in open b. Personal and individual attention and interest by PERSONAL INTEREST PLAN"
 For Catalogue address GEO. H. ROWELL, Ph D., President, Ark delphia, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-07-01
Assessors Notice

l will meet the property owners of Ne| vada County at the following times and places for the purpose of permitting them to give in their taxes on both real and personal property:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19

ct MORT @fo1eifib b.
Otter 5 Cages 8eieg / &iebenbopn
er Sfibsrbe6er Ganiel Steen penot
biem til &riltianio. timber lit Op-
bolot i aiebenbapn bar ian fo,1fere
ret meo uGifing"s &beoer, @enerol=
foniul Senien, ioet set er Sen norife
&beoers &eniigt at itarte ct norif
@foleifib efter r@ifing"s Mgniter,
BOG if1l6e Set norife @foleHib life
gierne meof6re nogift for @beoeren.
&r. @teen bor i &amborg inofigbi
ben firemaiteoe Stoalbarf u8eetbo-
BEN, iom er bpeget ! 1906 % alt.
faa er ct iaa eoot iom MT @fib.
Men meoens Biting" Gar foltet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
bet store Desinfektionsmiddel Toi.
letten?

De beh6ver like at betale soc el-
Ter $1.oo for en- Pint at listeriske Des-
infektionsmidler eller Peroxide. De
kan faa IS Pints at en- mere rensen-
de, bakteriedrabende, helende OF
desinfcerende %antiseptisk OplSsning
at en- CSC Hske af Paxtine - ct op-
lpseligt a~ntiseptisk Pulver, som fin
des i allie Apotheker.
Paxtine draber allie Bakterier, der
foraarsager Sygdomme, Forraadnelse
og %ubehagelig Lugt, Diet er derfor,
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask OF
Gurgelvand og at Diet ophaver Tide
lugtende Aande, renser og bevarer
Taenderne bedre end almindeligt
Tandpulver, og i ct Afrivningsbad
med dette udryddes Sved OF andre
ildelugtende Substanser fra Legemet.
Enhver proper Kvinde paaskj6nner
dette og diets mango andre Brue j
sundhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betendelse
Halsen og Ojnene og for RensninR
at Munden og Handkerchief efter
RpgMng. De kan faa "Paxtine Toi-
let A%ntiseptic" j allie Apotheker for
csc og soc, eller portofrit med Po-
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bo.
ston, Mass, der vii sende Dem en-
fri Prove. hyis De dnsker at forsgge
Diet f6r De kj6ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19

hams Vegetable Compound blew hen
de da anbefalet og efter Brugen al
tire Flasker gjenvandt hun sit Hell.
bred. Jeg kan anbefale Diet for allie
Kvindesygdomme." - Mrs. L. A
Corkran, 1903 Rutland Street, Balti
more, Nd.
Hundreder sligo Breve fra M5dre
med TAX for hvad Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound har I'D
rettet for dem, err modtaget af Lydia
r. Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn, Mass.
Unge Piger, f9lg dette Rad.
Piger som besvares af navnte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rygsmerter, Ho.
vedpine, nedadtrykkende Fornemmel
ser, Afmagtsanfald, eller Uford@je
lighed, burde 3jeblikkelig s6ge a
blive helbredet we'd Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Tusin
der har gjenvundet Sundhed we'd a
BRUCE dette.
Skriv til Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn
Mass, efter frit Rad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
Pr@mie-LiSte.
Enhver af wore Laesere der linden 80 Dage
indsender Detailing for hvad De skylder SAINT.
ct Aar j FOrskud
vii vi som Praemie give ct Aars fri Subscription pa wort
JLLUsrRERET FAMILIEJOURNAL,

der rdkommer hver Manned i stort 16-sidigt Formal og indeholder
Store og mindre Fortellnger, Noveler, Dige, Biograher, code:
Rad for Illus og HEN, Anekdoter, osv, osv.
Desuden vii VII .saa TiHelde tisende Dem frt, efter eget Valg".
en- af de nedenstaaende interessante FortalEnger:
T. ungdomsminder, at Kr. Janson, SAINT andre Fert@linger af norske
Forfatere. 1913 Slider.
? Fortslinger OF Digte, at Observation-Disclosures Fortatere. 1913 Sader
:. Unge Jes Jeen, af Erik BGgh, SAINT andre Fort@linger at danske'
ForfMtere. 1913 Slider
a.. De tire HenigafHner, at St. St Bhcher, sam andre fort@1nngef II"
danske Forfhtere 1873 Slider.
< En- Livsgaade, at Bjgrnsterne Bj5rnson, sam andre Fortelinger at
norske Forfahere. 1913 Slider.
Sider
T. Fra solyse strande, at Wilhelm BGgs9e' SAINT andre ortsl'nge d
Slider.
8 Folk i NOD, Fortelinger at CART Etar. 1873 Slider.
O Ire ne Forteuinger at CART Etlar. 1913 Slider.
TO- vldrose, Forteling fra Indanerudbrudet 1862 af Kr. Janson.
H. Nansenferden, Et Omnds at Kr. Prestgard, med 1lustrationer.
IT, sankt Hans Fest, Forteling at Alexander L. Kienand. 13 Slider:
49, De s%ar, fra Grandson streitog oer Diet danskef eFm0py*' 'oS>
H. Troesvdnerne, we'd Harald Schmidt. 1913 Slider.
IS. Den lille Deklamator, smaating til opmsning.
16 Ordbog. Kortfattet Observation-Disclosures.
II. En- hl sldre Aargang af "1lustrerct Famiie Journal, lndeholdende"
sam mango Ilusrationer. Hver Aargang er hg 40 almindehge*
Bogsdg. F@gende Aargange kan Wedges imenem:
OF bedes De we'd Indsendelsen opgve hvlken Aargang De 1nsker:
Disse Prarnier gives kun til de at wore Abonnenter, som indbeta-.
Ter hvad De skylder OF ct Aar Forskud.
Endvidere vii vi sede Dem fritz sa 1angt Oplaget r@kker, elegante
LoMME. oG NoTER1NGs-K ALENDER
for OIL, med Almanak og Noteringsbog for liver Dag Aaret, SAINT fud-
stsndg Atlas over de Forenede Slater og den 5vnge Verden, m M.
Disse Tibud er kun g%jRldende TREDIVE DAGE, men da
Op1aget at Aere af B@gerne er meget lille, bedes De hurtigst mulig.
indsende observation-disclosures.
De bedes sende BeGbet en- Money Order, eer registered.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
8pr Tarm % Stem.

log JONI oltlaa 0irette tilfpres Sen
@Glf /. Cts, / bpilfen cit 6lue fall
Ser neb. S alt blep Ser lnoeripgt
414 6l1ter, iamleSe fra forfielliee
Sofaliteter % pao forifielli9e Mars=
! tioer. @per 6lue fangeoes mes lte-
! rift Get % bleu 6erefter rpitet ! Ell
SLATE me0 cit a%fn1aalt MnngOe itc=
rilt &ano, fra bpilfet Ser iaa fore
tpges lt0iGo poa fait MGringsiub-
traft. Nntallet al 8ofterier paa SC
cnfelte 1luer bite Jig ut pariere mel
lem $50 ug 100000 % @ien
neuinitsmungOcn bar cit fuart DILL
lion.
MeoenS ltprite Gelen al Sc M;-
frpber, JON better Jig til Ill1erne3
Spcrflooe, rilleligui5 ret burtigt
goor til @rlr1oe peo ll0tprring %
UNDER Eoaoirfni19 al 5ollpiets baf=
tcrieornbenoe Straaler, far Set piit
Jig, at Sc @afterier, ipm Tlucrne og
I%luelarperne optoger me0 6poen,
JON Negel fan lepe % fprn1crc Jig
6llcrucs Sarmfunal. Nblfillige al
Sc for Menneifet ipgoomsfrembrin=
geuoe Mifrpbcr fuu ioaleoes pas ere
! 1ll1ernes 6propielicsfonal l.oe1 Ser
res at mite 0ereS &irulens. u. Gel
III bor ollere6c / 1888 poapiit bette
for Slberfelbacillcns, for Miltbrano
% 5yfl1shcillcns % for Stofylof<
fe,1s &eofomncnoe, % ltnoeripgelier
ppe @oleropibrioner, Ecltbociller o.
ooifillige o11ore Mifrober far gipct
lMlrn1e 9feillltat.
@lonot Sc Sygoonun1e, til bpis us
brcoelic 1ller1e bibragcr, n1ao fren1=
for olt nrpnes Spfoio 6eber. 9e1
hetjenote on1erifonlfe Snicftforifer
Sp1par0 goar el10oo iaa piot, at bon
forellaar 9sopnet uSpfusill1cn" il1o-
fprt / Steoct for Sen gnnglc. Sc
tegnelle u@usfluen".
Mf ouore Snicftionsipgopmn1e
iom n1oo ontages mere ellcr l1'i1=
, bre bpppigt at oneriares gienncr
11uer, fan nepnes: Smitiom @ier
MISUNDERSTANDING, Neit, Cite:
ii, &ppper % ANDRE. 6or Sltberfll:
Ioiens %eofommen6e forlig9er Sci
tolrigc ltnberipgelcr, iom riler, q!
5l1herfelbaciller pos erer 1llterncS
Garm l16en at mite beres &irr1lel1S
og at Sc ofte fin6es / Gfsfrementer:
ne fra Gluer, iom fanges / brpitip
ges @erelier. Muligbeben al Ell
|Smitteoperfprelie as 6enne Sci Zig
ger ba lige for.
:. Site blot M1trober, men pglai
sGg al forifjellige Sn%opol0sorn1e ba.
man fu11oet / 6llterne Mffpring
iooleoes sGg al bore forifiellige Suo
pol6sorme.
Geo Sioen al Smitteforcn freill
6poer 6llter11es Seer forer 10 oglo;
: iociale ltlemper. @portil nptter @uS
no0erens Spfin0iombeo / &pffc1c
t eller @or66ugens @piobeo, raar OF
, laa Nl11en CT - ON life boot II
, @ieit, ioa oog toolt iom @juit! :!
bette er jo / Sommertioen paa 2ol1
Set inarere &egel ems ltn6togelie
set Minl1s / SO eller / Spp11, Jon
blot en- enfelt 6lue fan foraarioge
[}e, pel 5cller life uocn @etponinJ-
:or ipge ioo bel iom for i1noe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19

- S en- sfole bap0e en- at Sc
bpjere &losier til Gpgope / stit:
vGor @l,n6"
Gn al 2rengeue ipore0e re,ge
Sag fort .og go6t:
Isl far in9en!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
Norge. =

1y9AyAg2yNvhVhy
Gen nor fe Sernl II
tri i. Afltenniage1 inoenfor
Iugioreningerne Sen 81. Npril oper
set forelagte Iori Tag til Sper.nS~
fon1lt / Seruinoultrieu ltente 18Th
for 6orllogets G%eotagelie, % 1909
MOO 1orlloget. 9oo0e N%rbejoerae5
pg s(rbejosgiuerue5 Srganilationer
bar oerefter peOtaget SpcrenSfom=
item, % Mrbejoet fortIntte5 I'LL efter
oeuaes 9eltemmelier.
8 mp t e ~ t . T.
Iano", lpm gour / &l1tel1 &riltia
gr1tno=
ltpote forlcoen @orgen / Soage pao
1i1nebaaerl1e l10 for 2a1geluno.
&osiagerrne inofom til Sangclrmo.
Sfibets Stilling CT meget farlig, %
Set onjes for at bore r%eoningslplt.
Smbpro poa uSfotlnlo" bar @opeo=
porten al Sc norife Sager til Sen FL
ltorilfe ltoltilltl1g / Glasgow, CIT me-
get betp0elig @illeoiamling % cit
ueritattelig Sonling S%tottepoo::cA,
%r1oloont al Sc San0pig'ife Samlil1ger
pao 9%illebamn1er % fra pripote 81
CT. Mlt bar asil1reret.
en- bel emo6t ung
IN / e. 6or nogle Sage ii6en ncbz
brnn0te ct @11s / @ple p. Staponger.
Huber @ran0en 116pilte Gierens,
6alneS' 1%7=oorige 6olteroatter ct
laobont @eltu1oo, at set fortie1,er at
r9pnes. SUN bar Sen fprlte, ion!
up6agc0e Sl0en, % fon1 uo bare
9inneoet. ga Jun mnrfeoe, at ber>
bes @leiefa0er en0nl1 bar in6e / Sen
%brgnoen0e 8pgning, gift bun in0 |
bans Soperum gjennem &eg %
6lammer og bor bam us poa@aar0S-
plo6ien. 6olnes flap uifa0t fra Set,
mems sen topre Eige fit ct itpgt
@ronojoar paa Mrn1en. Groos Bette
! 9if bun itrofS til 6ipiet % lpite @re-
otltrerne. &11n @un6en iuoebrenote
q e + ali II / e II. 6or
min6re enc en- Moaneb ii6en u0ieno=
tee Snobpbelie til Mftietegning / Gen
nor fe Mmerifalinie. @aturli9pts er
set en6nu fortiolig at me66ele &eiul=
taterne al Mftietegningen (biotil; iaa=
meget fan bog iiges allere6e MI, at
Sn6bpSelien er blebet mo6toget me6
Snteresie bele 2an6et ODER, ffriper
vErebla6et". Me0lemmer al Mmeri~
faIinien bor tegnet glitter for im11f
fe 8elgb: Gatb. Sang 10000 &r.;
Sob. 2u6p. Momincfel 10000 &r.;
sisp. @ereeien 10000 @r.; S. Ser
man @a6e 10000 ST.; S. 8. @onotp
10000 SIR; Gbor Gboreien 10000
&r.; 81. @itb 10000 @r.; Quit.
@enrifien 10000 @r. gn uoenbps
6orrtningsman6, iom ti6ligere bap-
be tegnet fig for 10000 s&r., bor
netop forboblet bette @elgb. 6lere
6orretningsmeno / @riftiania fat
bper tegnet Sitter for 5000 &roncr
elIer mere.
GaI6t 5 0 q
8 r n |. Sra @riitiansiono
me6oeles: On urg Dome berfro
8pen, "a Mar gamnel, Datter al
Stpfiunter Mn6erien, er omfommet
poa &eiie fra Marieille til Softer
;bam. Sun bopoe beisgt en- gro6er,
iom nneo fin Gamilie boer i Mor.
E#Z-EEEWN+tAEf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
Homesteads, 5 s:!,n,! sasT 4 j.

aabnes for Bosettelse smart. Send Is Cts.
i Mont for en- Brochure ON, hvorledes De
kan faa ct Homestead og fuld Beskri-
velse af Landet. Adresse: G. 2. carisss,
Northern Immigration Agent. Plaxa,N Nd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19

game Datter ALI
&c, der blew glen
givet sit Helbred
we'd Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. H u n
var bleg, med NOR
Ike Ringe under
Ojnene, svag og
pirrelig. To Lac
ger kaldte Diet
Blegsot, men hun
blew stadig varre.
Tvdso 2 Dill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19
MIN DATTER
HELbRE-
DEDES
We'd Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Baltimore, Nd. -"Jeg sender her.
med Billedet af min femten Aar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-19

6aI6t b e r b + 5 0 q
8 r II t I. Sra &riitionsiouo
meooeleS: gn u1g Dome berfro
8Den, "a Mar gammel, Dotter al
Stpfiunter Mn6erien, er omfommei
poa &eiie fra Marfeille til Softer
'bom. Sun bop6e beisgt en- @ro6er,
fom meo fin 5amiIie boer i mor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-20
CORN TROPHY AWAITS WINNER
Will BE Given for Best Ten Ears Of
Corn Farmers Week.

Will BE Given for Best Ten Ears OF
Corn Farmers Week.
The large silver trophy offered by
the State Board of Agriculture for
the best ten ears of corn shown at the
corn show Farmers Week was re-
ceived yesterday at the Agricultural
Building and placed in the show
case. The winner for two cOnsecu-
tive years gets the trophy.
The trophy is loving cup which
rests on an ebony base. A feature of
the cup are the engravings. On the
front of the cup is engraved a group
of corn shocks. On the back the pur-
pose for which the cup is, is en-
glaved on a tablet representing an
ear of corn. Eight plates surround
the base. These are in the shape of
an ear of corn and are for the win
ner's name.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-20
MORE BUSINESS.LIKE.

That the postoffice department car
be run without a deficit has been
demonstrated by Postmaster General
Hitchcock. For the first time since
1883 his annual report shows a sur
plus, this year, of s219,11S. 1t is
rather a decided contrast to the de-
fcit of s17,479,77O at the beginning
of the present administration in
1909.
The surplus is not due to a reduc-
tion in the service. The report
shows that 3,744 new postofices
were established, that carrier service
was installed in 1856 cities, that e.
SIC new rural routes were provided
and that more than 5000 employees
were added, making an increase in
the pay roll of $14,OOO,OOO.
So successful has the Postmaster
General been in putting the depart
ment on a business-like basis that he
believes the service will soon sup
port penny postage. AS movement
toward this, he suggests that the rail-
roads be required to furnish data of
the exact cost of transporting the
mails, and that their profit be lin
tied to per cent. This would save
the country $4,000, 900 a year, he be-
lieves. The report also urges the ex-
pertinent of a parcels post on rural
lines and in cities having free deliv-
cry, which if successful can be ex-
tended to the railroad transportation.
At last the contention of the Amer
lean people that the postoffice depart
ment can be run as a successful bus
iness proposition has been justified.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-20
THE MESSAGE OF LOVE.

The world is longing for some
sweet strain of that old. old story
the story that never grows old.
Christmas presents are messages
of love. Everyone should prepare
to send some such message to some
one. They will make Christmas a
time of cheer for those to whom they
go. Everyone should give a present
as token of appreciation for some
one he loves, or to some poor unfor-
tunate one upon whom only the
frowns of the world are thrown.
A gift of cheer would tighten the
load of many a burden bearer who is
downcast and feels that every thing
iS going wrong.
A token of love at Christmas time
would cheer a fond wife's or q low
ing mothers spirit. A token of SYM
pathy might cheer the street urchin
and send him whistling on his way,
and the world might hear the cheer
ing tones of that whistle and learn
the great lesson of contentment.