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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 29, 1898
PRESENTATION
AT COURT.
GENERAL NEWS.
THE STURGEON CATCH.
OREGON JOTTINGS.
land and Astoria. If you want to see
SVbat Happen» to .ta,“Improper Per-
him look pleasant, ask him about the
Canadian* Sny We Are to Blame for
kon”—Iler Sponaor’a PtiiilNliment.
A dispatch to the N. V. Journal from
From present indications the regular
Several persons were down to church Necarney mountain trail.
Depletion In Lake of the Wood«.
A morning journal, much given to
session of the state legislature in January Washington says Archbishop Ireland
from Coulsonburg on Christmas.
One of the most valuable of the Cana­
will be a busy one. There are a number will represent the United States at the dian island fisheries was the sturgeon romancing, announces that “the pre­
W. T. West and wife, of this place, at­
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
cautions taken by the lord chamberlain
of
important laws under consideration Czar’s peace congress. The president has catch in the Lake of the Woods. It is
tended the burial of Mrs. Thomas Kel-
to preclude the possibility of anyone
now
learned
that
this
splendid
fish
is
had
the
subject
under
advisement
for
We wish you all a happy New Year«
already and there is a disposition on the
low one day last week.
.appearing ut a drawing-room whose
nearly
exterminated
in
the
lake
as
a
part of every member of the present legis­ several weeks, and according to the best
J. R. Dillow, of Blaine, came down to 1 I S. McCarger and George Lamb, of the
result of the unchecked ravages of past will not bear the closest scrutiny,
authority,
it
may
be
said
the
discussion
lative
assembly
to
atone
for
the
inac
­
I “hub,” ate their Christmas turkey at
fishermen during the last few seasons. are yearly becoming more rigorous.’’
Beaver last Friday.
tivity of the legislature that convened was recently reached, the archbishop It is repcrtedi that as much as three or This is a farrago of the purest fiction,
F. M. Lamb’s,
Mrs. Armstrong has been on the sick
two years ago, bu* failed to organize. having agreed to accept the appoint­ four carloads of offal and eggs fre­ says the London Truth. As a matter of
list for a few days with la grippe. Mrs. ! Messrs. Dennis Simmons and Wells are Among the more important measures ment.
quently pass over the Canadian Pacific fact, the lord chamberlain takes no
busy
logging
on
the
Neiger
place.
Roliert Davids is also on the sick list. It
railroad from Rat Portage in one week. "precautions’* whatever, and it is diffi­
that will corne tip are bills for the better
United
States
Senator
Gray,
one
of
is rather out of the regular line to have | A Miss Ford is teaching a sucessful protection of Oregon’s game interests,
Five or six years ago the eggs of the cult to conceive how this official could
any sickness at Beaver; except chronic term of school in No 33, the Quick dis­ the revision of school laws, reformsjn the the peace commissioners, said that while sturgeon were worth $10 to $15 a keg. possibly investigate the antecedents of
he did not know the sentiment of the
the hordes of nonentities who now go
trict.
cases.
administration of public institutions and people on this side of the Atlantic with The demand has now increased the to court, unless he were provided with a
priee
to-
$50
a
keg,
says
the
New
York
Otir
bachelor
neighbor,
James
Steel,
is
J. D. Wallacif.passcd through our town
the betterment ofOregon’s election laws. reference to the treaty, and had not con­
large staff of detectives. All the re­
Sun.
happy again. He lias a new dog.
on Monday with a load of cabbage.
These are bills of general interest. There sulted his colleagues in the senate, it
Dominion officials say that the decline sponsibility of a presentation is now
O. P. Huston and wife, of Hustonville, 1 Good prospect now for a cheese factory will also be a bill providing for a bounty was his opinion that the treaty would of this fishery can be traced directly thrown upon the (presumably) “unim­
returned on Monday from Tillamook, on
1 this prairie in the spring. May this on sugar beets. A Clatsop county re­ be ratified without amendment. When to American depredations.
\ small peachable female’’ who undertakes it.
presentative has in preparation a bill re­ asked if he was favorable to conditions corner of the Lake of the Woods lies If an “improper person” is presented,
where they report having spent a very long felt want lie supplied.
the immediate result is the arrival of a
pleasant Christmas with their daughter,
Two weddings in prospect here in the quiring all executions to be made at the of the treaty, he evaded a direct reply by within American territory, and while,
the Canadian authorities say, they al­ shoal of anonymous letters at the lord
Mrs. J- Ford.
near future. May the good work go on state penitentiary at Salem. A Mult­ saying: “ Well, I signed it.”
lowed only 40 nets altogether in the chamberlain’s office. The lady who
for the nation boundries nomah county senator has a bill pre­
N. Coulson and wife, who is a sister of everywhere,
<
lake, itself, the Americans hadi not less has made the presentation is then com­
pared
to
improve
the
administration
of
C. Mills, spent Christmas at the latter’s < are enlarging, and it is population now
The navv department is going to be than 200 or 300, and were catchiDg, in municated with, and if the ultimate re­
the state insane asylum. These are but
that we want.
sult is unsatisfactory she is punished
home.
prepared for any emergency that may their own territory, a much larger sup­
The mooted prospects of the county­ a few of the many measures in contem­ hereafter arise in Atlantic and Pacific ply than their Canadian competitors. by being herself excluded from the court
COULSONBURG.
court for the purchase of a steam saw plation by Oregon’s energetic lawmakers, oceans by carrying on hand the enor­ Therefore, when the dominion govern­ for a year or two, or if it is a bad case
ment saw that their efforts were futile she receives sentence of permanent
and it is safe to predict that the January
mous stock of nearly half a million tons to cope with the depredations of the banishment. Moreover, if a lady on
Here we are again after a week’s ab. mill to manufacture planking for our
session
of
the
state
legislature
will
be
roads is hereby, by this individual,
of the best steaming coal for warships Americans, they gave their own lessees the state ball or concert invitation list
scnce.
heartily endorsed. Fifty miles of smooth characterized by results.
that can be procured. The supply of the a free hand to take all the sturgeon they has been so indiscreet as to make an un­
Miss Dora Swabb, who has been
plank roads in this country would be
desirable presentation, her name is
most
important of all sinews of modern could capture.
staying a short time with her aunt, Mrs.
The Oregon Agricultural College at
struck off forever. It is only in very
second only to railroads. Its benefits
war
is
to
be
systematically
distributed
P. R* Coulson, of Blaine, has returned ,
Corvallis desires to draw attention to
aggravated vases that presentations are
FEEDING HABITS OF FISHES.
would be scarcely calculable, and as
home.
The Midwinter Course of Popular Lec­ in American ports most conveniently
publicly canceled in the Gazette. The
an advertisment for the county, in the
How
tlie
Chub
nn<l
the
Trout
Seise
located for the coaling of ships for any
usual course is for the lord chamberlain
Mr. D. F. Coulson, of Blaine, was in 1 line of enterprise, could hardly be par- tures on Pratical Subjects. Among the
I’pon a Wandering Worm.
operations
to
undertake,
extending
along
subjects treated will be domestic hy­
our midst oil Thursday.
Worms are occasionally fed at the to inform the offender that her presen­
ailed. The idea that some have that it
the Atlantic and Gulf coast line from
tation took place “by mistake,” and
Rev. Armstrong and family, of Beaver, 1 would soon wear out comes from their giene, tile drainage and road making, Frenchman’s bay, Me., to San Juan de aquarium to such fishes as eat them in
that she is to consider it us canceled.
visited at N. Coulson’s a few days last confounding county with roads carry­ dairying, including pratical instructions Porto Rico, as well as to the command­ nature, including suckers and chubs Episodes of this description are of fre­
and sunfish and trout, and some others.
in
butter
and
cheese
making,
crops,
week.
ing the heavy traffic of a near by large
ing positions along the line of commerce The worms are put into the tanks at quent occurrence, but they are kept
stock feeding agriculture, chemistry, vet­
Mr. Win. Bays, of Brown’s, was seen city, where even the best pavements
which has already been secured by the the top, to sink gradually through the as secret as possible, for obvious rea­
erinary
science,
horticulture,
including
scarcely stand the travel that is put up­
on our streets Wednesday.
United States in the Pacific ocean, water until they are nipped up by some sons.
practical orchard work, fruit growing,
Miss L. R. Coulson spent a few days on them. Such roads in this county fruit pests, poultry raising, bacteriology, stretching from San Francisco and fish.
“A POT OF THE BEST CHAW.-
The manner in which the fishes take
Puget sound to Manila and southward
last week with her brothers at Blaine, | should stand twelve years.
and landscajie gardening for the home.
The Carliest Mention of Tea in the
them
varies
with
the
habits
of
the
to Samoa.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Coulson were very
Year 1615.
January 15th and 26th will be devoted
fishes, says the New York Sun. The
Real Estate Transfers.
The earliest mention of tea by an
welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
to the fruit-growing interests of the
worm sinks slowly through the water,
Judge Willliam R. Day, Senator C. K.
Englishman is probably that contained
Dollarhide Tuesday night.
Dec. 21.—E. E. Brooks to T. M. Bailey State. This convention will thoroughly Davis, Senator George Gray, Senator and with but few twistings or turnings in a letter from Mr. Wickham, an agent
d.scuss such subjects as “The soil and W. P. Frye, and Whitelaw Reid, the of its body. A lit tie chub will nip a
1(1 acres in sec. 33 tp 4 S. R. 10 W.
worm much slenderer, but it. will be of the East India company, written
BARNEGAT.
Dec. 21.—C. I1', and Nellie M. Murphy to climates adaped to the various fruits,’’ United States peace commissioners, reach­ longer, than itself, perhaps at about the from Firando, in Japan, on the 7th.
“
curing
fruit,
”
“
boxing
and
marketing
-M. E. Phelps E. *6 of Sc. H of sec. 31
ed New York on Saturday on the St. middle of its length, and swim away of June, 1615, to Mr. Eaton, another
Christmas as come and gone again—
and W. > i of Sw. % ofsee. 32 in tp. 3 fruit,” “haw to realize the best profits Louis. Holding that the rules govern­ with it with the two ends free. Then officer of the company, asking him to
and still it rains.
from fruit crops,” etc.
send “a pot of the best chaw,” says
S. R. 10 W. except 20 foot strip.
ing their diplomatic mission are still in the worm does squirm, and the little
J. R. Harter paid a visit to Hobsonville
fish twists with excitement, as it darts Lippincott’s. In Mr. Eaton’s accounts
Dec. 23.—Blutnaucr—Frtink Drug Co.
force,
none
of
the
gentlemen
named
of
expenditure occurs this item:
on Wednesday and returned on Friday.
According to all reports the question,
to Chas. Peterson, lots 3, 5 and 6 in
would speak regarding their work at off with it» prey, but it bolds on to it, "Three silver porringers to drink chaw­
Joe Hatixhurst and wife and family,
What would be the liekt use the Eastern
and finally makes away with it.
l>lk. (*> in Tillamook city.
Paris. They took the first train to
The trout, flashing upward like light­ in.”
and Miss Clare Biggs,went to Tillamook
Dec. 23.—U. S. to Jacob Blum, lots 1, 2, Oregon horse could be put to ? will likely Washington, carrying the treaty of
It was not until the middle of the
ning, snaps up the worm before it has
city to »fiend Christmas. They were ex­
be
settled
in
a
very
unsatisfactory
man
­
3 and 11 of sec. 6 tp. 3 R. 9 W.
peace with them.
descended far into the water.
The seventeeth century that the English be­
pected home on Tuesday.
ner
this
winter,
so
far
as
Grant
county
is
Dec. 23.—II. S. to Edward Blum, S. V4 of
worm, disapears totally and instantly, gan to use tea. The first importations
Captain George Hunt went to the cily
Ne. ■/« Nw. '/iofNc. *4 of see. 31 tp. concerned. It is said by many who are
and at the instant of seizing it the trout were from Java and the price ranged
Unless
congress
should
pass
a
law
on Friday and returned Saturday.
in a position to know that of the count­
from six to ten pounds sterling per
2 S. R, 9 W.
authorizing him to remain on the active turns in an incredibly short space, and
It seems that our friend, Captain J. J.
Dec. 24.—W. A. Harris to Addie Harris, less number of range horses running at list, Rear-Admiral Dewey will be placed with simply marvellous-swiftness seek­ pound. In the Mercurius T’oliticus of
September, 1658, appears the following
Dawson, after his long experience in the
tract in sec. 8, 7, 20 and 17, tp. 2 large throughout the country, four-fifths on the retired list on December 26, 1899. ing cover again as it would do in nature. advertisement: “That excellent and by
work, is a thoroughly reliable weather
will
die
of
starvation.
In
most
cases
the
S. R. 9 W.
observer. Would like for him to tell
horses are not considered of sufficient Only one other retirement will occur IngenionR I.nnndry AdvertiHenient. all physicians approved China drink,
Dec. 27.—Edward Simpson to the Inter­
While this is not exactly the cas- called by the Chincans Tcha, by other
when this rain will quit ?
value to feed through the winter, and next year, that of Commodore H. L.
state Land and Lumber Co. various
nations tay, or tea, is sold at the Sul-
stockmen claim there is not enough grass Howison, now commandant of the Bos­ tle-in-the-air age. yet there are thou­ t an ess Head, a cophee-house in Sweet­
tracts in Tillamook connty.
ton nayy-yard. There is a strong senti­ sands of persons who spend a very small
on
the
plains
to
winter
one-tenth
of
the
ings Rents, by the Royal Exchange
EMMA.
Dec. 28.—Louis Zagelmeyerto W. Batter-
loose horses. Even a mild winter will ment in naval circles in favor of the portion of their time on terra firms. London.”
son lot 2 in blk. 8 in Tolil add to
I his is <ftue to the “sky-scrapers,” where
passage
of
a
law
which
will
permit
the
not save the horses, as they cannot pos­
Pepys enters in his diary on the 25th
Wc are having fine weather again since
♦be upper floors are honeycombed with
Nelmlem city.
sibly live until the spring grass grows. retention of Admiral Dewey upon the offices. Enterprising merchants have of September, 1660: “I did send for a
the few (lavs of rain.
Much trouble is experienced in keeping active list for 10 years, as was done in taken advantage of the fact, and are cup of tea, a China drink, of which I
Mr. I). C. McNeil was in from Willam-
NORTH YAMHILL STAGE.
them out of pastures which are being the case of heroes of the civil war.
1r5‘ing everything in their power to at­ had never drunk before.” This is proof
ima on the 16th inst., on business.
tract the attention of this elevated of the novelty of the drink in England
TOTHS EDITOR OFT1LLAMOOK HKADLIGIIT reserved for cattle and sheep.
Mr. E. IL Sloan come in from the
army, whose fleeting glimpse of the at that date. In 1664 it is recorded that
D
ear S ir ,—1 wish in a public way to
Christmas
day
was
ushered
into
valley with a load this week.
the East India company presented the
The Oregon Road Club has prepared a Havana by the cracking of revolvers and wor.d is obtained from lofty windows.
state that I have talked with several re­
king with two pounds and two ounces
Mr. Ruff Fades, of Salmon River, was
The
latest
scheme
is
one
projected
by
a
number
of
very
important
bills
pertain-
liable jiersons who have come over the
rattling volleys from Mauser rifles in an
Liundry, which employs dozens of cov­ of “then.”
doing business at Emma the first of the
Trask River road with the mail carrier, ing to the control of road work in the affray which occurred near the center of ered wagons. On 1 he top of the wagon
About this time, however, the con­
week.
and from what they tell me the service state, that will be presented at the com­ the* city between the Spanish troops cover is painted1 in glaring letters the sumption of tea and coffee became
Mr. J. T. Wcckcrt’s addition to his is now excellent; the horses are well ing session of the legislature in January. garrisoning the city and the Cuban name of the fir-m, and those who look fashionable and the importations large
house is nearing completion. J.
| ...........
D. Chit- cared for and kept in good condition, Copies of these bills will be mailed at residents.
One Cubaif was fatally down from above can read as the ve­ in proportion.
wood’s house is being enlarged.
and any criticism which might at one once to Governor Lord, Governor-elect wounded, two others were badly injured hicles pass by.
COLORADO FISH HAVE LEGS.
Mr. Joe Altenbcrgcr is busy these fine time have been proper would be now T. T. Geer, president of the senate, and a Spanish soldier was stabbed. A
Singular Creature« That Inhabit the
>Ior«elPR«
(
nrrlagen.
speaker of the house, and the individual Cuban negro who received three wounds
days making shingles for his new house, unjust.
Stream« of the Centennial State.
American manufacturers of horseless
which he will put up after the holidays. | 1 did criticise the management of mem tiers of the road committee of made by Manser bullets and a bad cut
Much consternation and still more
carriages have invested more than $3,-
the
house
and
senate.
It
is
the
hope
of
across the forehead, is reported to be 000,000 in plants and materials and are wonder was created in the state house
Steve Bauer is doing some slashing the horses at one time, and think it only
the Road Club that no serious opposition dying. The affair was brought on by the now selling auto-mobile carriages in the other day, says the Denver Repub-
this winter. A few nights ago a skunk a matter of justice that I should now
will be encountered in the legislature Cubans, who fired from a housetop on a Germany. France ai d England. The ican, by the discovery in the office of
visited Mr. Bauer’s rabbit-house and make this public statement.
Any one furnishing good conveyance which will prevent these bills from be­ company of soldiers asleep in the Hotel carriages cost from 82 000 to $3.500 each, Mr». Mary A. Shute, secretary of the
killed eight young rabbits.
over the mountains in the winter is coming a part of the laws of the state.
Roma. The soldiers sprang to tbeir feet but in view of the fact that they are state board of horticulture, of an ax-
Our county surveyor was at Slab
□loti, or fish with leg», which had be-
and at one returned the fire. A company operated at the small cost of one cent
deserving of the highest praise and it
Creek a short time ago surveying some
per mile and do not require near as some metamorphosed into a salaman-
While
washing
a
wagon
wheel
in
Shirt
should he cheerfully given.
of infantry scaled a low wall on one side
for Mr. Varner.
Tail gulch, 12 miles south of Durkee, on of the building and bunted over the root- much attention as a team of horsesand der. All kinds of theories to account
C lavdk T iiayer .
for its presence there were broached
Wc wish T he H eadlight a merry I Dec. 23rd., 1898.
the 0. R. & N., 3c? miles from Baker Citv, tops for the individuals who had begun are not nearly a3 expensive to keep,
those who purchased the auto-mobile during the day. Of these theories the
Christmas and a happy and prosjicrous
the two Retcliffbrothers noticed colors the firing. They found a negro badly
carriages say that in 1he long run they it rängest appears to be the most tena-
New Year.
The so-called congress of the revolu- of gold in the dirt. They immediately wounded and carried him down. Other are cheaper than horses. The price □le. This is that the evoluted axolotl
j tionary government of the Filipinos, started to wash out the neighboring injured men were carried away by their of the carriages is steadily decreasing, was taken up by evaporation from a
NEHALEM.
which lias I »ecu in session for some time, ground, and in three days took out $264 friends.
and it is predicted »hat before the end mountain lake near the City of Mexico,
of the century so near at hand they will .vher? its species is most abundant, to
I at Malo Los, has been unexpectedly ad­ with a rocker. They took up four claims
A green Christmas, also somewhat
journed, owing to the difficulty of form­ of 20 acres each. These claims have
A special from Dawson dated Novem­ be selling for the same price as a first- ?ome to earth again in Denver with the
wet.
ing a constitution. A cabinet of Presi­ since I k * vu purchased by Colonel Janies ber 19th says : Reports from all creeks class carriage and team would bring. afternoon’s abnormally heavy rainfall.
The Elmore Co. disappointed and dent Aguindaldo, appointed at Bacoor Panting and three Baker City business in the vicinity of Dawson indicate that Old “Mother Shipton” was not far off In the morning when Janitor Smith
worked a hardship on our merchants oil July 15 last, and named in the Bacoor men. Three pans of dirt which Mr. the winter’s product of gold will exceed in her famous prophesy. Each decade opened the windows in order to air the
and others, by not keeping their con­ proclamation issued on that date, has Panting brought in showed 24 cents that of last year by more than 100 per marks the fulfillment of at least one >flice against the arrival of Mrs. Shute,
of her prophesies, and the flying ma­ le beheld an object on the sill o’lit side
tract to run in with Christmas goods. resigned.
to the pan, and one panned 60 cent. Several persons arc reported to chine is about the only thing that now which caused him to spring back in
This company has never given efficient
cents. The bar is 13,500 feet long, have lieen frozen to death. One of these remains to be built n order to fulfill lorror. Squatted on the sill was a
The Navy 1 department received a tele­
service, and when “Slippery Sain” fol­
and the day streak is from 20 to 30 feet was found in a kneeling posture lieside every prediction made by her. And who lideous, dirty-hued green and yellow
lows Leinenwebcr, Tillamookers will gram on Saturday saying the City of wide. It is estimated by reliable experts his sled and dogs, between Hunker and will say that American ingenuity will 'cptile, about ten inches in length,
Pekin
sailed
from
San
Francisco
for
shed few tears.
Several not provide such a contrivance within a with a head like that of a bulldog, an
Hong Kong This is the vessel on which that the ground contains over $1,000,000 Dominion, at the summit.
few years.—Iowa State Register.
•normous mouth, wide open, six web-
The Nehalem Literary society’s enter­
worth
of
gold.
The
company
has
thor
­
steamers
pre
in
winter
quarters
on the
Lieutenant Hobson was to have sailed,
ooted paws and a tail that tapered to
tainment on Thursday night was largely
One Immun« Orchard.
oughly
equipped
the
property
with
hngr
upper
river,
prepared
to
take
advantage
i lash
’ ’ and ' was curled at the end.
but he arrived at San Francisco too late.
There
is
probably
only
one
fruit
attended, and a success. About 10:0
The Navy Department will no doubt reservoirs, giants, pipes, tracks, *iose of the first rush of traffic. Between Daw­ orchard within the 'imits of Philadel­
p.m. refreshments were served, after
Cat« Are DegenerntIn«.
take some action to bring Hobson to and everything requisite for working the son and Circle City there are reported phia which is never disturbed by
which the floor was cleared for those
A fallacy entertained by many people
account, as he started for San Francisco ground on a large scale. Water will lie the steamers Arnold and John C. Barr thieves, and that one is in the grounds
regarding mice is that house cats will
who desired to dance. An interesting
in plenty of time to catch the ship, but turned on early next March, and an- 1 in safe winter quarters. The Monarch is winch surround the municipal hospi­ till them. The belief is proved every
time is promised for next meeting.
other
big
gold-producer
will
lx?
added
to
at
Circle,
and
the
Sovereign
is
aground
tal. where patients suffering from lay to be erroneous. A mousetrap is a
his kissing exploitsen route delayed him.
the Eastean Oregon gold fields.
The church did not afford room for all
in midriver, and certain of destruction, 1 -mallpox and diphtheritic and other ma­ wore sure and less troublesome method
who attended to participate in the tes
The United States troops have liegun
as are also two of the Moran fleet, the lignant diseases arc treated. Cherry •f putting the pantry’s infestors to
trees with their boughs laden down leath. House cat», as time goes by, are
tivitics Christinas eve. There was a a regular patrol of the city of Ha vana,
Edwin Baker, the 12-vcar-old son of Victoria and Tacoma.
with the tempting ox-heart cherries of­ •hanging. Formerly they were active
beautiful tree, an excellent progam was in order to guard against possible dis­ postmaster M. A. Baker, of Weston, was
fer no inducement to those who pass >y day and vigilant by night. The ten­
rendered, and no one appeared to have orders. Sunday, however, passed in accidently shot and killed by the 12-
The Augusta and Enterprise cotton
oy, which, if located elsewhere, ^nuld ancy of improved civilization is to
been forgotten.
comparative quirt. The bando issued year-old son of George Marsh. The boys factories, of Augusta. Ga.. closed dawn
be stripped long l>efore their ripening make them sleepy by day and rovers
Friday
by
Captain-General
Jiminez
were
playing
roblier.
Young
Marsh
had
indefinitely,
adding
about
3000
more
to
There are several cases of la grippe on
time. Apples, pears and peaches grow >y night.
the river, and the services of Dr. Bliss, Castellanos, prohibiting crowds from an old Colt’s cap and ball pistol, which the unemployed of that city. Five weeks there in abundance and when one hap­
who is located at Hotel Klein, have I ktii assembling in the streets, has been gene­ had been loaded some days before by an ago the Southern Manufacturers’ Asso­ pens to roll over the inclosv.re into the
rally observed.
older brother, and as Baker ran towards ciation reduced the wages of the mill street it is studiously avoided by every
culled into requisition.
IN THE FAR WEST.
' '
him hesnapfted the pistol in fun. It was o|Krratives. Those of the King and passer-by. To make doubly sure the
Mr. Linkliart, the popular violinist, had
Firewood costs *10 a cord In the Arc­
orchard
’
«
immunity
from
depredation
discharged, the ball passing through Sibley mills, in Augusta, and the Langley
the misfortune to slip on the sidewalk
tic town of Circle City, Alaska.
Young’s heart. He died instantly.
and Bath, in South Carolina, refused to the nurses some time ago started a re­
coming from prayer meeting, and dis.
< O' otes have killed all the cats in
port that the fruit absorbed poisons
accept the cut. The employes of the from the sick patients. — St. Louis the town of Valley. Wash., and in the
locate his ancle. However, it is getting
Adjutant-General Tuttle has filed with Augusta and Enterprise returned to work Globe-Democrat.
neipiilmrhotxl. They come boldly into
along nicely, so those who arc ex|>ccting
the secretary of the state a list < f the Na­ at the reduced scale.
Because of an
the town at nipht and pick npeverycat
trip the light fantastic to his music a*. 1
they
come across.
tional Guardsmen who arc entitled to agreement entered into by the Southern
<1 n Hoa«t?r.
on New Year’s eve need
pay tor time under the law ¡mseed by the Manufacturers’ Association, the first-
In one county in California it is esti­
A
Jon^-sufferinu
after
hear-
»indent.
Ceylon legislature at the special session. named mills were comtielled to close in? from a youth bi« account of how he mated that rabbits and hares caused n
J. pan
«randma Tohl will be
That law appropriated money to pay down in order to force the striking and two companion, kept 5.T0 Indiana loss of $600.000 in a single year, and the
Engl
sh
Breakfast
question of ridding themselves of such
that she is much ini-
each man who volunteered under the operatises in the other mills to return to a: bay for 2» hours, asked: "Do you
Oo’cng
Ideal Blend
know why the Lord- said to Ananias: pests has become one of vital interest.
president*s call, but w as rejected by the work. There are in the neighborhood of
At larnmie.
William Akerson,
Stand forth?* ' I pon receivings rela­
* popular hard ware
met Heal examiner, $1.50 per day from 6000 people in and around Augusta out tive reply, he continued: •'Weil. I don’t convicted of perjury in connection with
herrThurs-J
the time he went with his company to , of emplopaeat Isxause of the shutting either, Un!«*« it was so that you and an at’empt to collect bounty for dogs'
home from Port-
Camp McKinley until he was rejected.
I down of the mills.
your two companions could stand first, hides, to which he had sewed the paws
BEAVER.
Schillings
Best
No COUL^
Tea
second and third.
«
of w olves, was sentenced to two years’
imprisonment.