The Lyon County Farmer from Emporia, Kansas • 4

The Text Book Question en I mnst work like a serf for BjichfQ jJ0Q CORRECTLY, THE POOR PRINCESS i MnnifDN TAT. 1.1 modern fairy talk raooie. iviy, ouu, my una, wiiy uuoi a (Continued from First Page) We Should Think of Each as Ho It Rather Than as the World Sees Him. F. C.

NEWMAN, President J. M. STEELE, Cashier L. L. HALLECK.

Vice President H. W. Fisher, Ass't Cashier C. H. NEWMAN, Ass't CashY greater inspiration and hope to the BY ANNE STUART cause of human freedom than thou forsaken me?" 1 The poor Princess fainted and fell upon the bed she had begun to make up.

When she regained consciousness she noticed that thedtor of the room wag closed and everything in the room as she had left it, thus, she felt confident no one knew she had fainted. It Is worth our while to remember Whittier. In the creat ptrugale that the czar of all the Russlas doefc not sit In royal state with a crown on his head all the time. No. he goes which culminaaed in making our The Citizens National Bank! .4 Once was a princess; and she was very poor so the story (joes for her royal father had.

been killed hy his "home" betimes, just as do the men own Kansas free and which gave Eler head felt heavy and ached in a dull who work In shoe factories, or clerks i us a unjon 0 gtates, the lines of OF EMPORIA, KANSAS enemies years knf ire and the princess could only remember that he grand sickening way; bu she went hastily end resolutely to work aguin. The next day when she entered "one $150,000.00 $100,000.00 in tne stores, or wno piow in tne iL fields, and when the "chores" are done Wmttier were on the hps of mil- and the evening comes on, and the lions of loyal men and women. In supper dishes are cleared away there hj8 biography on page 178 in the comes to the castle, the same as to aM L. the cottase. "the children's hour." Mver-Burdett Fifth reader there- Capital Surplus of the finest rooms, in her work, she and good and that when ho lived she had a beautiful home, with pl-i ty of money and jewel; and ever) thu a young girl could wi-h for.

But after the kins? was buriwl, her beautiful homo was taUen awa from saw a handsome young man sitting at 0 0 0 til 0 the table, writing. She looked her and she went to live with her royal United States Depositary State Depositary Interest said on time Deposits, safiy deposit boxes for Rent. relutivea, who although rich, wit- not kind to her and she drifted fi.ru one the room to see how much work there was to do and where to begin and was astonished to discover that the room was in good order. There was almott nothing to do. No wot towels thrown around, no burned matches on the no loose papers to gather up, no soap when he tumbles about floor is not a hint of Whittier's appeal with the little folks and plays "In- for freedom; instead of mentioning dian," or some other childish game In which all can take part.

the tremendous blows struck by Every man has to be something this "poet of freedom," the sketch more than the world knows him to be. gpeakg 0f bis "strains of spiritual The man whom the world knows as a great and reverend judge Is only "my devotion. papa" to the little children who listen The biography of Milton (page place to anoteer, unt'l all of thu loyal family were dead or estranged fro her. Then bhe made her homa with fni.nds; suds spilled nor spattered everythir but so much jealousy, envy he for his step on the walk or his knock 184) of the pifth giiver Burdett as she would have used it hrs'-lf DIRECTORS G. W.

Newman J. T. Ache son J. M. Steele and treachery that such a life F.

C. Newman R. J. Ed ai T. F.

Byrnes R. M.Hamer J. S. Kenvon L. L.

Halleck "smiled audibly'' and with a huppy unbearable tu tier. She now found herself poor and id ne tit, LUrj UUUI. ill liieii ail mcu i .1 are equal. The great man becomes a reader eays nothing of his great la-private citizen and the most humble rsin the cause of human free-toiler, to the little ones depending on dom. The sketch of Audubon him for guidance and support, becomes 1Q a great man.

"For a man's house is (Pge 18b) 8Peal" yf hls. 'un-his castle," said the great lawmaker, ampled elaborateness." There is Sir Edward Coke. Let this house be fUCj wor(j as elaborateness, made of boards or bricks or granite face looked up to say to the gentleman; "I came in to put your room in order, but you are so nice! you ive le't almost nothing to do. I gnneral woik the best i art of an hour in this room; but thanks to your neatness I can complete in a few minutes, this mon.ing." i durance in Assets: $10,839,000 more than $55,000 with no one on earth to whom she 0 mid a'iply for care and proiei ti in Pjor, sad Prineess-! She had been I aneholy for so long a time that iii of earn began to steal upon her face. realized that she would hav- irk for her living, tii n-" com nion piv.ipli'.

liut s'ih whs so dilfe cut from common people! she wan so Ion -ly, S)deslate, sj iiilserib'o. Shu wondered i.o.v anvono coul 1 lie I to The gentleman was visibly (leased. he replied and g-lecten his writing lmg en mh to give the pfiec ssa can ful giancdof scrutiny. "Ah!" he tbouht. "What ii.delici.te, walls, it is presumed to be equally as 1110 ia iuiud it urj auu- invulnerable before the law.

ing a Saxon suffix to a Litin mot. If we shall think of every man as he Xhe gkelch IIelir clay pagQ Is rather than as the social or indus- trial implement the sees fit to contains not a single mention make of him, we shall judge men more af Kentucky. The reader will correctly. Christian Science Monitor. niturajiy gUpp0Be that the ington" mentioned in the sketch is DOLLAR AN ANCIENT WORD Lnxington, since that is (he sad looKl.

L', pretty ijirl to oe a cnanioer- fi.Ji.4UP. live in Hit ha iM l'hc life that living people lived wai xinen lurabl io-her, with h'r s- Fojt.it Life Building Heard In the Language at Least 300 in a hotel. Shi; is Very jout or hi.s "en much a lei chuly tauty! I wonder who she is and Lo.v she cams tj Le in such a pla lie forgot his hurry to get his oriicis made out and stopped talk to he Pri.icoss. In onversation he was only state mentioned. In the Fourth and Fifth Silver-Buidett readers together there is lhe Postal Life Insurance Company Years Before It Was Used In America.

ti.lidious tastes and nerves. The wished she could die. She is sj tired of t'ne sirngjlo of try 11 10 live as a 1. Kv-ryb dy seemud to her beseliiish and in an. ll ivinar betcdiiarv pays you the Commissions that other Companies pay their agents, agreeably surprised to find her as re-tintd i htr face indicated.

Har con Xhe word "dollar" was in our lan- (t a line from Spencer, not a line guage at least 300 years ago, for it is from Dryden; theie are but 15 used by Shakespeare several times, UliejJ r()m Burllii) Thomas says Hauler's Weekly. It is supposed that the word was in use in London 20 from I'ope, 41 from Mil- in the latter part of the sixteenth ton, 60 from Swilt, and 5'J fr. idem of.luxury and lavish expenditure she coul 1 it conform to the umditions of poverty nor un I.Tsrand its irp versation was that ot a lady. I' himself, ho abruptly asked: "How came you here?" "Through misfortune," she answered century, having been brought in by 8i the e- bwa and deteriorating influence. The opfe around her aiipeared to h'T distort' AVLOL of the first year's premium is the average Com-rO flJ mission-Dividend guaranteed to each POSTAL policyholder on entrance into the Company.

Other companies would pay this sum to an agent as his commission. That's for the first year: in subsequent years POSTAL policyholders also receiverthe Renewal Commissions other companies pay their agents, namely, Vt Policyholders likewise receive Office-Expense Saving of 2 making up the vision like a pack of wolves, sna ping and changed the subject before he Could question her further. and snarling at each other. Eacu er- son seemed to have no object in life but He should have left the hotel thiit ruu 28 lines to the page, it will be en how trifling is the representation of such authors. They cannot truthfully be dignified by the name Reader-; they properly should b-t called the Silver Burdett the North German merchants, who managed the trade on the Baltic and in Russia.

"Dollar" appeared first in an English dictionary In 1745. It is a borrowed word, being the German "thaler." The coins issued by the mint in. Joachimsthal were called "Joachim-thalers." When other mints were established, the "Joachims" was dropped I 35 teli SlNw York night; but he could not forget the ei.choly Princess. Ho was determiued Guaranteed to learn all he could about her. Annual Dividend of in the Policy That evening, after hor work was to get money and make a better h-pearanee than a neighbor.

They seem, to think of nothing but how to get 'he most uut of this world by the least effort, with no consideration of honor character, good-breeding or the rights of others, "Swine, such swine!" she wa9 constantly saying to herself. can scrap "ooke. (Continued Next Weet) done and she was leaving the hotel to go to her room, a couple of blocks away, a cottage, she saw the gentleman Strong PoiUl Points rirrt- Old line, legal-reserve, imurance not ItitefaaA or anewment. Seenmk Sfciitdnrvl policy rettrrveit now Dior. tiuutio.ww.wn.

Tlird: Standard pot-iry provision, r-pmvrd liy the Slate loaur-lioi Depti Imriil. rirth: High medieal il iilnnLn tu ihielcctioo noh Wonianf mfra iMt mrfured by fumimiMOn guaranteed In and the coins were called simply "thal-ers." The dollar was adopted hy congress as the unit of our currency on August 6, 1785. It was to contain 375.64 grains of pure silver; but when the standing on the corner, the they endure such lives? Trampling hotel. She knew he was watching her, as she walked along; and as soon as she And the POSTAL pays the usual contingent dividends besides ranging up to 20 of the annual premium. Such is the POSTAL way: it ia open to you.

Call at the Company's offices or write now and find out the exact sum it will pay you at your age the first year and every other. POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Tht Only Non-agency Company in America 35 Naxau St, New York others down, a.l the time, to lift them mint was established, in 1792, the re- was out of sight of the hotel, he joined her with appropriate apologies. His selves up; deceiving and imposing upon quirement was reduced to 371.25 grains others to get money for themselves lnannui was so respectful and gentle- of pure silver. The coinage of dollars the jro Hey i making others poor that they may be mnnlv tluit uha nllmv.irl him' to' aaBom- i IIJ. come rich.

It is all so disgusting to Surprised at City's Size. A Colorado ranchman was paying his first visit to New York, and a friend took him down to the Battery, and then proposed that they walk up Broadway. They kept walking along, shoved and jostled, the ranchman all excited and pleased. After about a mile of It, he became tired and ceased talking, but kept plodding along. But after an hour's walking, he took his friend by the arm and stopped him.

"I say, Bill," he said, looking up the street with a weary gaze, "Is It mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfwmmmmmmmmm me; I wish I could die." Mechanical Lightning Calculator. The clerical staffs of many of the Driven to desperation by the debts REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ghe had contracted which she wasun pauy her home, whore they 'took seats on the porch of the cottage and in conversation enjoyed the beautiful moonlight evening. He remained at the hotel the next day, aod in the evening took her for a drive, vowing he would never leave the hotel uniil he could big insurance companies have of late years been considerably reduced by able to pay, she at last applied for work it a larga hotal, thinking that there the employment of mechanical her surroundings, at leust, would be Postal Life Insurance Company: rieane mail insurance particulars for my age. My exact date of birth Occupation Xante Address No agent will be sent to visit you; the Postal Life employs no agents. One of these, the invention of a Ger rich and hhe would not be so constantly towri all the way to the Rocky moun SEE how ym easy tains?" man, is a compact little affair resembling a music box.

It may be made to perform almost instantaneously take her with him. "This is place for you, Princess" the woids sounded sweetly to her tired senses. "I will not gj away aud leave most portentous sums in addition, Kir i a it reminded of poverty. When she began her work at the hotel she was horrified at the amount, the kind and the extent of it; but there was no recourse: she must try to get through it and bear it as best she could. Ranges of Bow and Modern Gun.

In the days of mailed knights and TODAY subtraction, multiplication by one or two factors, division, squaring and cubing. It is required, for instance, to ou alone in such a place with no one to care for aud protect you. You are ulone in the world, so am with no one Poor Princess! She worked like a multiply 531,075 by 924. The first factor is set by touching little knobs but myself to please. You are pooi representing 531,975.

but I have plenty fjr botU. Unly six To multiply by the other factor you months ago, after the death 'of my battleaxes there was safety at a distance of 400 yards. That was about as far as the best archers could shoot an arrow. Neade, a famous archer under Charles states that the ordinary range of the how was between 320 and 400 yards, though it is on record that one man was shot a distance of 4G3 yards with the wind. Compared with this is the latest naval gun with a range of fifteen nilles.

turn a handle four times, push a long slave and never uttered a complaint. It worried her that the guests of the hoti were so careless of the rich carpets and elegant furniture. That au man could b3 so beastlv as to spit upon a beautiful velvet brussels carpet she would not WANTED father, I jok his place in the tirni that slide one place and turn the handle bears our name. It covers a rich and extensive business. One of our travi 1- c.

I. twice, then push the slide another place onward and turn the handle nine times. The long multiplication is now done without the possibility of error ing men was taken suddenly ill is Ik was abjut to nvike this crip and as 1 was taking a vacation after the ener have believed; but that is what she discovered. Sho saw men, every day, stand beside a cuspidore and spit upon the carpet. Sho worked'so hard scrub ') a so far as the machine is concerned and the dial shows 491,144,900.

In the 2000 Farmers to know that we Buy Dead Hogs, we Haul them. We also haul Dead Cows and Horses. Call us up. Emporia Rendering Co. Ben Levy Mgr.

Phone 594 vating experience of settling up my same mechanical way may be done all the other arithmetical processes. father's i.ff and getting the run of his 'nart of the work. I took (Irillith's Chinaman Wanted Much. One of Boston's insurance men insured a small building which serves an industrious Chinaman both as shop and home. The policy, covered damages caused by fire and water, but John Chinaman evidently thought he place and mnde this trip for him had a letter today informing mo that Diplomatic Menus.

bing the chinaware, lavatories and bathtubs with golddust and sn polio cleaning preparations until she feared her cleii cate hands were ruined. She swept, dusted and polished until every bone in her body ached; but the way the guests used their rooms nearly broke i 4 $-tt' J-Jji' he was much better a id would soon be was protected against losses due to any other cause whatever. One day able to resume his work. 1 propoi-e that we bo married at this hotel that you give yourself to me and let bu take An interesting collection has just been added to the museum in connection with the French ministry of foreign affairs. The collection is the gift of M.

Jenn and it consists of menus of dinners and luncheons given Board and Rooms the following letter came, addressed, to the insurance company: her heart. She found wet soap laid on a maboghany chair, wet towels throwed care of you. I will take you home with "Some bad boy break my one glass. me tomorrow night. Don't get ready- around on a rosewood dresser or highly Now all tore.

Come you my house. hut just be married here in what jou polished bedstaed; soapsuds spilled Look. Fix new. Joe Lung." have and when we arrive in the city ny where and tobacco spit on the wood Joe expected the company to mak w.ll eat vou everything you need good the damage done by the bad boy, work. The cuspidors, she generally found stuffed full of waste papers, al by French diplomatic representatives abroad during the last 50 years.

What a boon this will be to chefs if they are permitted to consult this collection, which is contained in 40 albums, and it is quite within the range of possibility that diplomats will not be above drawing inspiration from the books. We believe the Austrian em and if you desire, we could be niarrie THE Emporia Bakery 827 Commercial Street. Telephone 2.VJ R. D. CUAWFOUD, Prop.

Have, You Tried Oar Capital Bread again there, in more appropriate style though waste baskets were supplied. and plainly thought he was being pwindled when informed that his claim was inadmissible. But I want you now I cant wait fo Also Table Board. Special attention to meal trade, bath, phone and steam heat to guests of the house. Come and try our service Mrs.

Frank Humphrey 627 Merchant Emporia, Kas. The roor Princess declared in des stylo I can't bear to think of leaving peration that she knew they did all the damage they could. "If, by any you here another day." peror has a somewhat similar collec- lectlon. London Globe. The Princess readily agreed, feeling chance," she exclaimed, "I should lay a saw and hammer in a room I'm so happy that it seemed like Heaven to One Kind.

Initials carved within a heart The decoration. And on the tree we thus behold Love's conservation. Judgt. Didn't Read Daughter's Novel. afraid they wouldn't even leave kindling wood.

Who are they that have For the BEST Sir Russell Reynolds, the late eminent physician, once related how he met Thackeray at dinner shortly after money to visit such an expensive place? her to bo loved and taken after her dreadful expsrienca of the past few years. A month later she was entertaining her husband 'e friends, in an elegant mansion, dressed in rich velvet and When you get through Loling with Medicines for rheumatism, try the publication of "The Story of Eliza One would think they had been brought up in a barn 9wine! People who have more money than dencency! In the Sideshow. "Mamma, is that lady the snake charmer? Why, she's as homely as a mud fence!" beth," by his daughter, Lady Ritchie. "I told Thackeray how much I admired human hogs who only know how to KRAUM'S Rheumatism Remedy this charming novel. am very he replied, 'but I can form no opinion of Its merits, as I have not rtad squeeze money nut of some thing; just wearing valuable diamonds.

And her noble husband could not but notice that her surroundings were in harmony with her manner; that Bhe seemed naturally at home in her suddenly acquired "Yes, dear, but snakes are not like men. It takes something more than mere personal beauty to charm a snake." nickle grabbers with no manners, breed Not read I exclaimed in great sur The kind that cures for good. Price ing, nor consideration for the rights of others. They have money, but I'm prise. was the answer.

'I dared not I love her too sure they have nothing else. I begia to $2.00 per bottle, three for $5.00 KRAUM REMEDY CO. think my poverty is an honor, since 1 salt MEATS Oysters and Poultry Call at the Atyoe Meat Market 28 a 6th Phone 16 Bring Your Clothes to The STAR Cleaning and Pressing Vices Right. Work Guaranteed wealth, taking everything so quietly and mod'tstly appreciating all that was done for hor. "Thero is no incongruity here," he thought, "My Princess is truly at home." F.mnnria Kansas His Share.

"Have a good time on your fishing trip?" "No. I went away for rest and a change, you know, and when I told 'cm I didn't care for fishing they made me row the boat." When? Not What? Recently, when there was a more or less chaotic condition existing in the administration of the New York police department, two "old line" police captains were discussing the new order of things. Shaking his head disconsolately, one of them wailed: "What are we coming to? What are we coming to?" "It's not 'what are we coming returned the other, "it's 'when are we coming E. BROWN Osage Deep Shaft COAL $3.90 per ton find those who have money seem to lack every virtue. It is so strange that money, nothing but money, can tike the place of birth and breeding.

My God! If they -ould have seen the court of my ancestors, known their daily lives ond what gentility really is, what a contrast it would be! Oh, if I could only have some money again and be able to restor( my lost prestige, I would show these hogs what true living is. To think, the day should ever come to me S. P. Maxwell will not open the milk depot, corner 7th and Commercial, until the first of March; but will sell milk from hia rce'-dence Mrs. Maxwell's boarding house.

Accounting for It, "Your friend seems to be a man of very expansive views." "Of course he is. He's the gasman, Until Further Notice O. F. MAJORS 205 Commercial St l'hone 915 Phone 1G7, IVt EastCth..