Tillamook headlight., September 13, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 13. 1900.
TERRIBLE STORM
they are a lot more comfortably ar­
I
FAMOUS FORT HAYS.
H ouston , Tex., Sept. 10.— '
ranged I bat way. and it don't wear otf
A
scene of desolation, not only !
the toes of your new shoes «heD you
In the case of Martha J. Walling, form­
kneel down, either.
Visits Texas, Causing Aw­ at Galveston, but at many inland ? Pitawitan’s Nightmare
erly Martha J Hull, plaintiff, vs. William
Poor Dorothy fell discouraged with Historic Frontier Post to Become
•------------
points
in
Texas,
is
the
condition
Trevor, defendant, Judge R. P. Boise has ful Loss of Life and De­
» the conversation and was about 10 re­
College Grounds.
By Katherine Yates.
presented to-day as a result of
ordered and decreed that the plaintiff’s
turn to her arithmetic, but
struction of Property.
Saturday’s storm. 7"
try once more to turn the talk Into
Estimates of
complaint be dismissed and that the de­
pleasanter channels, so she said pres- Old-Time Harrier Against India*
the number of dead 1 are placed
fendant recover from the plaintiff costs
one apple costs two cents, what
fluida Upon the People of Kau.
and disbursements. The court’s conclu­ 5000 Persons Killed, with a between 1500 and 2600.
The Hf | p will
six apples cost? Let me see; *D"Ob, by the way. Pitawitan, how did
ana Had u Most Event-
sion were: On or about the 6th March,
Loss of $10,000,000 in
property loss will aggregate if one apple costs two cents, six ap­ vou happen to come to this country?
fnl History.
1896, the plaintiff was the owner in fee
many millions of dollars, al- ples will cost six times two. which is
You were not born here, were you ?
Property.
of the land described in the complaint
though no accurate figures can j which is—oh, dear! I always get just
"No." said Pitawitan; “1 came on a
The most famous military post in the
situated in this county, and that the
so far, and then 1 can never do the nightmare.”
be
given
at
present,
The
streets
A terrible storm swept Texas
Kansas frontier has, by the passage ot
rest,” and a very large frown puck­
defendant was the owner of a tract of
“On a what?" exclaimed Dorothy.
of
Galveston
are
mostly
under
ered Dorothy’s forehead until
it
"On a nightmare. Didn't you ever the Fort Hays bill by congress, been
land in the State of Washington, which on Saturday, which is said to be
water ; wires are in a hopeless looked like the crinkly pink liberty hear of a night mare Y‘
wiped out of existence, says the St.
they agreed to and did exchange, deeds the most appalling in the history
dead bodies are silk on her own Sunday hat. 1 hen
"Why. of course, I've heard of them. Louis Globe-Democrat. This fort,
being executed to that effect without any of the United . tates, the latest tangle, and
she tipped back in the big rocking- But how could you come here on one. which was for many years the central
condition other than as expressed in the accounts giving the loss of life at strewn among floating debris. I
point of the army operations against
chair in the bay window, where she, when it is only a bad dream?”
No
complete
list
of
dead
is
ob-
’
deeds. That the weight of the evidence 5,000 persons, and that of pro­
an arithmetic and a tablet had been
"Well. I did, anyway; and I've got the redskins, has for years been desert­
tainable until the water recedes. | having a sort of wrestle, and, making
is against the conclusion and contention perty at $ 10,000,000.
ed. Its 7,000 acres have been leased to
it yet. I’ll tell you about it.
of the plaintiff, that defendant agreed
Harrowing tales of the loss of a fine, large paper wad, she threw it
"I was born on an island far, far cattlemen and the splendid timber that
t rat said deeds should be in escrow and
whole families and many miracu­ at Pitawitan, the canary, who hung away, and for some months I lived very is unequaled in western Kansas has
H ouston , Tex., Sept. io.— lous escapes are told by the few in a gilt cage in the window. happily with my father and mother been furnishing the settlers with fuel.
not become absolute until the plaintiff
should visit and examine the land in the The first reports of the appal­ survivors who have thus far Pitawitan did not even dodge, but and brothers; and in those days I Nineteen big frame cottages, the ofli-
only craned . his yellow neck a lit­
did sing. One afternoon while cers’ homes, the barracks and training
stalk of Washington, that the evidence ling disaster which has stricken
reached this city. The relief tle, eying the bit of paper with beady really
1 was still quite young
my eldest quarters, have been unoccupied, and it
does not establish the allegations of the City of Galveston do not
black eyes, and then began to trill brother found a large piece of rich will be a great delight to the people of
trains
which
arrived
here
early
fraud against the defendant, and as con­ seem to have been magnified.
this section to see them filled with stu­
pretty little notes and whistles, final­
clusions of law the court finds that the Communication was had with this morning have been the only ly breaking info such a volume of fruit cake by the roadside and called dents of the state normal school and
us
all
to
come
and
share
it.
it
was
the
means of communication with
allegations of the plaintiff are not sus­
the city by boats, and reports j Galveston, and definite informa­ song as threatened to burst his little most delicious thing that I had ever the state agricultural school, both of
tained so as to entitle her to relief as
eaten, and I am afraid that I made which are under the bill to have
tonight indicate that the deaths tion as to the present situation throat.
Dorothy looked ashamed and turned a regular little pig of myself in my branches here.
prayed for, and that the plaintiff’s bill of
will
exceed
600,
while
the
pro
­
back to her arithmetic. ‘‘If one apple greediness. My mother warned me to
This fort was the barrier against the
complaint should be dismissed.
is scarce.
perty loss cannot be estimated,
costs two cents—”
eat lightly of such rich food, but 1 Indian raids that marked the last at­
The
cotton
and
rice
crop!
“Cheap, cheap,' called the canary.
although it will reach several
would not heed her, even when she tempts of the redskins to frighten the
throughout the district devas-! Dorothy laughed. “Of course they said at last:
people of the state. When the they,
BARNEGAT.
million dollars.
are cheap. Pitawitan.”
“•If you eat any more of that you ennes came down from the northwest
The burial of the dead has tated by the storm is badly-
“Well, didn’t I say so?” answered will certainly have a nightmare.’
the soldiers of Hays, with the assist­
Another large raft of logs was towed
already begun. ' The list is only damaged in tn any places, and in Pitawitan.
over from Barnegat to llobsonville last
“ ‘What is a nightmare, mother?’ I ance of those from Wallace and Harker,
others
totally
destroyed.
Dorothy pursed up her lips. “Oh,
a partial one, and the names of
for I had at that time never met them and drove them back, saving
week.
Reports from Richmond, Tex., you needn’t expect me to be surprised asked,
the lives of thousands of settlers. Gen.
all
who
perished
in
Saturday
’
s
heard
of
Mrs. Joe Hauxhurst and her mother,
Letitia, Eagle Lake, bring ad­ to hear you speak, for if Pusskins and “ ‘Why, one.
it is a dreadful dream,’ she George Forsythe followed Roman Nose
great
storm^will
never
be
known.
Mrs. Whalen left Sunday on the Krugar
the Guinea pig talk, I suppose that
the Upper Republican country, and
At the Army barracks near ditional lists of dead and proper­ there is no reason why you should answered me. ‘Perhaps you will dream into
for California, where they expect to
that wicked men catch you and carry there, with his band of 100 soldiers, was
ty
losses,
and
many
places
cut
not.
I
have
been
expecting
it
for
San
Antonio
a
report
is
current
make there future home.
you away, away off, and shut you up surrounded by fully 1,000 of the red­
100 United off from communication are yet some time.**
in a cage and keep you there, hungry skins. For three days they were held
Bert Biggs went to Hobsonville two that more than
to
be
heard
from.
“Glad it didn’t give you a shock,”
there, and then were rescued by suc­
States soldiers lost their lives in
and lonely?
or three times this week.
said Pitawitan, sarcastically.
“However, I only laughed and said cor brought by two scouts who escaped
Galveston.
The
report,
however,
“
And
it
’
s
funny,
”
went
on
Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. Nine, of Bay City, came
and went back to the fort. It was found
D allas , Tex., Sept. io.—A
in an aggrieved tone, “that you furry that I was not afraid of any dream, that the imprisoned soldiers had been
over to the light-house on Sunday to lacks confirmation.
special
to
the
News
from
Hous
­
and went on eating.
and
feathery
folk
are
so
good-natured
Today a mass meeting was
visit their uncle.
“Well, when I erept into the nest more than victors, for they had killed
ton says: Additional particulars until you begin to talk, ano then you
George Hunt and Alvin Johnson went held, and liberal contributions of the storm at Galveston show are as cross and snippy and ill tem­ that night I had a headache and felt more than a dozen for every one of their
heavy and miserable and wished that own number that fell. Roman Nose
were made for the immediate re­
to the city last Thursday.
that about 1500 persons were pered as can be. Here you have been I had taken mother’s advice?
himself was among the killed.
lief
of
the
destitute.
Governor
singing as happy as anything all
Dell Burdeck was at Barnegat Sunday.
Fort Hays has had an eventful his­
drowned
and
$10,000,000
worth
“
During
the
first
part
of
the
night
I
morning, and now—”
Tomey Coats and family spent a few Sayers appealed to President of property destroyed.
There is “Singing! Who said I was singing? did not sleep well, and kept waking in tory. It was originally called Fort
McKinley
for
aid.
This
appeal
days on our beach last week, also Mrs.
a fright, but at last I went to sleep Fletcher, and was located 14 miles
said I was happy?”
south of Hays on the Big Muddy. One
was met by a prompt response not a building in the city that Who
Nolan and her mother.
“Why, I heard you singing my own soundly and dreamed this dream:
was
not
damaged
to
some
ex
­
“I" thought that I had slept all night, lay the creek was swelled by a storm
self,” exclaimed Dorothy, “just as
The weather has been fine along the from the President, who stated tent.
and the waters drove the soldiers out
cheerful and jolly even after I threw ' ind when I awoke in the morning the
that 10,000 tents and 50,000
coast of late.
sun was just beginning to show above of the fort. Several colored soldiers
that paper wad at you.”
rations
had
been
ordered
to
Gal
­
Manager
of
the
Dallas
News
Says
Our post-office has been moved to the
“Singing!”
repeated
Pitawitan the horizon. I hopped out of the nest who were too slow were drowned, and
It May/Reach 5000.
Governor Sayers also
light-house, and Mr. Grossham is acting veston.
again disdainfully.
“Singing!
Do with my little brothers and flew down Gen. l’ope ordered the location changed
C hicago , Sept. io.—The fol- you call that singing, when I was I to the spring for a fresh drink and a to the present site. The buildings were
addressed an appeal to each
postmaster.
municipality in the state, asking ■ lowing statement of the situation just sitting here telling you what an bath, and then out to the meadow to then erected and improvements made.
The town of Hays City, which was
for prompt assistance in caring at Galveston and along the coast ugly, disagreeable, ill-natured girl i pick up a breakfast. As we fluttered
NETARTS.
you are to throw things at me, mere- j ! about, picking seeds from the grass then founded a short distance to the
was received tonight:
for the sufferers.
ly because you couldn’t get your les- heads or picking at strawberries. I flew north, was a rough place, being filled
John Hodgdon is hauling lumber to
“Dallas, Tex., Sept. 10.—To , son?
Telegrams of inquiry and help
with‘cowboys and frontiersmen who
You call that singing, do you?” to a low bush to rest for a moment:
build him a new residence.
have been pouring in throughout Charles S. Diehl, General Man­ i Dorothy looked disturbed. “Were but when I would have flown down followed the building of the railroad.
Work has been commenced on what
the day and night from every ager the Associated Press : From you really talking to me like that? again I felt my feet held fast by some The city council granted 37 saloon li­
is known as the Betischeidt road. The
substance, and I called to my censes the first day that it met. There
state
in the Union, and in almost the latest reports, which are ! Why, I thought that you were always sticky
county court has instructed Mr. Phelps
brothers to come quickly and help me.
were "killers” without number, and
happy when you were singing.”
considered
reliable,
the
disaster
every
instance
substantial
re
­
to finish the road up for travel. Five
“It is not singing, I tell you,** cried They came at once. but. alas! no sooner on the slopes of a little hill were laid
lief has been offered.
at Galveston and along the coast Pitawitan, angrily; “it is just talk- did they alight upon the bush than the victims of their prowess. It was
bridges are to be built.
The stricken city is in im­ has not been exaggerated. The I ing, and a lot of good it does to talk their feet also stuck fast, and, although called Boot Hill, and there lie 45 of the
Chas. F. Hobart left for his home in
we fluttered and screamed, it was all distinguished gentry who died with
I to folk in this house, too.”
southern California the last of the week. minent danger of a water famine, waters of the gulf and bay met,
their boots on, some being known by
“Why!” exclaimed Dorothy, indig- to no purpose.
covering
the
island
to
a
depth
of
and
strenuous
efforts
are
made
Geo. N. Hodgdon, of South Prairie,
“And then suddenly I saw coming to­ their real names and some not. It will
I nantly; “I think that you have a love-
here to supply the sufferers. Re­ six to 12 feet. During this sud­ j ly home. I’m sure I’d like to live just ward 11s two rough-look ing men car­ never be known who really were laid to
has moved back to Netarts to reside.
lief trains are being organized, den flood a most terrible storm I the same way; in a beautiful gold rying wooden cages, and I thought nt rest in the unceremonious fashion of
Captain Geo. Hunt, of the light-house,
and will leave here at an early was raging, the wind blowing house hung on a spring, so that it □nee of what my mother had said would the frontier days, for now it is too late
was on the bay Saturday evening.
hour tomorrow.
about 80 miles an hour. Many sways all the time just like a ham­ happen if I ate too much of the fruit to find out.
Netarts can boast of having a lady
no lessons to get, and lovely ?ake. and I knew that this was a night­
"Wild Bill" was marshal of the town
Reports from the interior con­ of the dead have been uncovered; mock;
pugelist. Stand back gents if you know
things to eat; there’s a big lump of mare. I struggled and fluttered and
for awhile, until one d’ay lie shot three
i sugar
others
are
still
under
the
debris
;
firm
the
loss
of
life
and
destruc
­
in your cage all the time, and shrieked, in the hope of waking up.
which side of your bread is buttered.
soldiers on the street, and then it was
tion of property reported in others carried out to sea. It is that is just the same as if I had a but I could not: and one of the cruel healthier for him to go hence. He went,
these dispatches last night.
not possible to give at this time chocolate drop twice as big as my men hook hold of <ne roughly, and as he and was next heard of at Abilene, where
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
to nibble whenever I ~ chose.
____ loosened my poor little feet said, care­ he was again marshal, with a predilec­
Richard Spillane, a well- a reliable report as to the num­ I head
’ve seen them as large as that and lessly, to his companion:
tion for killing.
known
Galveston
man
and
day
ber
of
deaths.
From
estimates
Brother
Dawson’s prognosticated
always just longed for one. And then
“ ‘We made this birdlime a bit too
1 he most famous event in the history
storm of the Sth failed to materialize, , correspondent of the Associated made by reliable persons who there is your seed; that’s just the stiff this time. It’s liable to injure their of the fort was the raiding of the army
and the south wind blew also.
Press in that city, who reached have just come from Galveston, same as nuts t—walnuts and pecans— feet.* And then he put me into a little stores in 1869. The government then
had a great many stores here and the
Stanley Lamb has gone to attend the . Houston today, after a terrible it is believed that not less than and then there’s cuttle fish, and that’s wooilen cage and did the same to my
just the same as—as—well, we’ll call brothers, although of course I knew surpius that could not be cared for at
university at Eugene. Mrs. F. M. Lamb, experience, gives the following 1500, and possibly as many as that bread; and then there’s always
that they were not really suffering,
the fort was piled up along the railroad
with other members of the family, will account of the disaster at Gal­ 5000 people, were drowned. Of fresh fruit, and water, and a lovely since this was only a nightmare of my
track with two watchmen to guard it.
follow soon, to take tip their residence veston :
course, the wounded are numer- . ! glass bathtub, and a swing where you own: but I screamed and called to them One of them, John Hays, went across
there for the school year. They will be
,
1
can
swing
whenever
you
wish
—
oh.
I'd
just
the
same.
“One of the most awful trag­ ous. The damage of property is '' just love to live in a place like that—
the street one night and entered'a sa­
accompanied by Miss Hattie Marolf,
“They took us to a town nearby, tied loon to get a drink. As he went in he
edies of modern times has visited most shocking.
and
no
lessons
at
all,"
she
added
who will enter the Eugene high school.
many cages together and packed them was met by two soldiers from the fort,
Galveston. The city is in ruins,
“Some of the best public and again.
on a boat which carried us across the «ho, without provocation, killed
J. B. Delsman is erecting considerable
and
the
dead
will
probably
num
­
private establishments were j Pitawitan looked disgusted as well water, while I sat quietly in my cage him. The soldiers were colored and
addition to his barn.
ber 1000. I am just from the wrecked. Thousands of homes as he could. "Oh, yes, a lovely life!" and mourned and longed to wake up.
were drunk. They went into a bar­
We extend a neighborly welcome to
he exclaimed. “And how would you
Well, when we had reached land once ber shop and scared the proprietor to
city,
having
been
commissioned
were
swept
entirely
away.
It
Mrs. A. J. Thrall, the recent purchaser of
feel if folk sometimes forgot to give more we were packed on a train—oh, the roof of his shop. He went in to the
by the Mayor and citizens’ com­ is quite safe to set this down as you
food all day?”
the Frank Ely place.
I was so frightened—and brought
and when the men were ranged in
mittee
to
get
in
touch
with
the
one of the greatest disasters that “But there's the sugar," said Dor­ many, many miles to this great city. fort
Iress parade by order of flic colonel he
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Quick has returned
outside world and appeal for has ever visited the United 1 othy.
I never spoke or cried. I would scarce­ picked out the desperadoes. They were
after a prolonged visit among relatives
Houston was the nearest States. The loss of property is “Well, how would you like to have ly eat or drink. I was so weary and lone­ taken to Hays and shut up in a cellar
and friends in Portland and vicinity and help,
nothing but chocolate drops to eat for ly and heartsick. T was taken to a store
report a good time. An annual recrea­ point at which working tele­ irreparable ; the loss of life is a day at a time, and not a drop of where were many birds of all kinds, that served as a jail. That night they
graph
instruments could be appalling.
G. B. D ealy , j fresh water, when, they made you so and there at last I found my voice "ere taken out by- the citizens and
tion of this sort is certainly what the old
up to the railroad bridge. In
found, the wires, as well as
“Manager Dallas News.’’ j thirsty that you were fairly choked? ’»gain, for we all began to tell each strung
settler is entitled to.
18<4 the Ninth infantry (colored) tried
I
And
then
suppose
that
when
you
be
­
other our troubles and our misery in to get even with the town, but in the
Over one year ago we were invited to nearly all the buildings between
Cohn & Co.’s Corner.
gan calling for some one to bring you being kept in cages as prisoners, and battle that ensued six of their number
attend a wedding that was presumed to here and the Gulf of Mexico
food because you were nearly starved, □ur fear of the future, and everyone
"ere left dead in the street. There
A few things that Cohn & Co.'s are
come off soon in this vicinity, but we being wrecked.
folks would say: 'Do just listen to who came in exclaimed:
"ere many other fatalities in the con­
hear nothing from it since, and we are
“ When I left Galveston, making special prices;
( that dear little bird sing. Isn't he
“‘iTow beautifully and joyously flicts between the town and fort, and
consequently getting very anxious about shortly before noon yesterday,
Nestucea or California onions, $1.50 quite the happiest little fellow that you
hese birds all sing! One would not the soldiers found that they had a town
J ever saw?* And then when you grow think that they could be so happy in
it.
the people were organizing for per sack of 10() pounds.
of fighters to deal with.
desperate
and
screech
so
loud
that
you
those tiny cages.’
I
Coal Oil reduced to $2.25 a case.
The white butterfly, with more or less prompt burial of the dead, dis­
The old-timers, like the late Henry
nearly
split
your
throat
some
one
says:
Our Health Soda at 5 cents a package
J‘Jhen,one ?ay your "’other came
dark or gray spots on their wings, now tribution of food and all neces­
'Bless his jolly little heart; hasn'the «okuiR' for a bird for your birthday Inman and Gen. Forsythe, tried their
leads
them
all.
seen flying about in ns yet not consider­ sary work after a period of dis­
mettle here and found honor. Now it
I the most joyous song? But it is just a
Choice Nestucea Honey in combs just trifle too shrill. Marie, will you please gift, and she choose me because of mv "di be devoted to peace, for the terms
able numbers, are the developed state of
aster.
Particularly
brilliant
color-and-here
received.
the genus cut worm that ravaged our
throw a towel over Pitawitan’s cage; I’m.' Iitawitan stopped and stood 3 the grant are that the agricultural
“The wreck of Galveston was We are still paying 20 cents per dozen he
college and state normal school shall
is a little too noisy.’ How would vou mournfully on one foot.
gardens some weeks since. This fact has
for Eggs.
like that?"
,a'e It for branches of those institu­
been ascertained through imprisoning brought about by a tempest so
Dorothy
looked
puzzled.
"But
Pita-
Roll Butter wanted.
tions. It is expected that at least 200
Dorothy
looked
gTave.
"But,
Pita
­
the worm in its chrysalis state in a cup. terrible that no words can ade-
Bulk Honey—bring your pails.
’ \ vk
a drpam- a night­ a" 1 .*
ln attendance when
witan. how are we to know what you m.»
mare. When did you wake up?”
Notice decline in oil.
The butterfly development followed like quately describe its intensity,
< e legislature shall have made appro­
are
asking
for,
when
we
can't
under
­
Cranberries
$2.00
a
box.
“
Ii
’
idn
’
t
wake
up."
said
Pitawitan.
those seen as above stated.
and by a flood which turned the
priations for the teachers. The people
stand what you say?"
I city into a raging sea.
"Merely by coming to see what I Doroth/?”' ‘re D°‘ a*'eeP “°W "arP‘ed of this section are to fit up the build-
It is stated that Great Britain and
“The Weather Bureau records Germany have agreed not the evacuate need. But,
■ ngs and these are so generous that
But. anyway, how would,
would you
NEHALEM.
a." my nightmare ’ ey will serve the purposes intended
show that the wind attained a Pekin until full satisfaction for the recent like to be shut up in a ~i.on the whole -the cage and'you ” a'nde'v,
"
There are 5.000 acres that are
“I-' ...........
The run of big salmon still continues 1 velocity of 84 miles an hour outrages has been obtained. If it was time, even if it were a gold one? It
"'«I Dorothy. “lama "e l fitted for wheat, and if the agri­
isn't much fun. I can tell you; and I -eal girl!
verv slack.
' ,J am "ot ju»‘ a part of your cultural station wishes to experiment
when the measuring instrument not for the presidential election this think that you must see me free in aid
dream.'-
Shot huckleberries are very plentiful blew away, so it is impossible to would and should lie the policy of the your room for a few minutes once in
with the possibilities of the semi-arid
this season, and many parties are en­ tell what was the maximum.
United States, for there was not nearly awhile, just to try my wings and get
'* .V<MI‘<’ no* And a better place.
gaged in ga.hering them, and picnicing.
■ e . *lana have made a good living
“ The storm began about 2 the provocation for this country tn go to a little exercise."
"Why. I never thought of that!" ex­
'*> 1 is county and the farmers who
Mrs. Sid Anderson and children are o’clock Saturday morning. Pre­ war with Spain as there was in the out­
claimed Dorothy.
have mixed their wheat with stock
tv« “PmJnTd ,"P W“h fl"’hln*
visiting the aunt of the former, Mrs. vious to that a great storm had rageous insult upon our Minister and
"Never thought of it! When I have .
the legation in Pekin.
I m not a dream girl—I don't a«'e also done well. The gold excite-
Chas. Pye.
coaxed and Iwggvd and pleaded on my «Vea’l Ot •T°’"‘ m°'her
Ixen raging in the gulf, and the
I'm jusi nit n that was so prominent a few
bended knees! I'm sure—”
Several memlters of White Clover tide was very high.
m°nt s ago has also made the people
The wind j
1«
real
a,
you
are,
ao
there!"
J
Notice.
"But," interrupted Dorothy, "I never
Grange will attend the meeting of the at first came from the north, and
1,
J ,h<“ir lands are rich in value.
I’,i,a''l,an's eyes flashed back. “Well
"1 be a disappointment to the set-
This is to warn all persons against saw you get down on your knees. I ron 11 see. he cried, angTilv “Yn.
order in Tillamook this week.
was in direct opposition to the ’ 1 having
♦ era- w-'° f°r years have been waiting
anything to do with a note given didn't know that you had any."
gi°rlhi.nV;" a horri'’-
Miss Lois Eord is preparing a program force from the gulf, while the
“No?" sneered Pitawitan. "Well, I kF, and just you wait until t
or t ie lands to be thrown open to set-
>\v me to B. R. Daniel, as I have a I 4
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for the last day of her school in district
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have, even if you didn't know it, Just
enient, to have it go to the state, but
storm in the gulf
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- piled the water i against the Daniel's estate, and shall not
No. 28.
because they bend backward instead
e western part of Kansas is rejoicing
And then one of them did wake nn
from the hay on to the bay part pay the note until it is settled.
of forward you didn't give them credit I wonder which it wa, rs-
hat congress has acted as it has. It
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of the city.
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jeans a new interest in two leading
The Walling-Trevor Case.
state institutions.