Tillamook headlight., January 22, 1903, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. January 22. 1903
Editorial Snap Shots.
of
vote for it unless they know who is to this 20th,day of Januaiy, 1903.
COMBS WORLD FOR BRAINS.
Thos. Coates,
be entrusted with this enterprise and to
Representative B. L. Eddy is able and carry it to completion. There is logic in
City Recorder.
competent to look niter Tillamook's in­ this. It will mean the expenditure of a
Almoat Monopilized by the Commer­
General Banking and Exchange buaiJ
NEHALEM.
terests in the choice of a United States large amount of money, so it is just as
cial
House,
ox
Great
Britain.
senator without needing the advice or the well to know where we are at, so as to
Commissioner Parrish was on the
The seventy-second annual meeting I168S.
ExcliHiig** on Englund, Belgium, Ge."
dictation of those who resurrected tl>e debar any from getting on the commis­ river Monday looking after road work.
of the British Association for the
Independent and who fought Mr. Eddy sion who would likely work a graft. It
Advancement of Science was opened many, Sweden, and all foreign cuunuies
G. B. Lamb was on the river Wednes­
and the republican ticket at the last elec­ is pretty generally conceded that taxes day and Thursday visiting schools.
at Bel/ast. The address of Janies
tion.
R. Dewar..president elect, was large­
will stagger most people this year, and
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
The Nehalem Dairy Association has
* * *
ly devoted to a review of progress of
with the prospect of bonding the city for
Oregon has now a democratic gover­ $60,000, some will think it too much of a ! completed its organization and elected
physical chemistry. In the course of
nor, so George Chamberlain can thank burden. But the city must have fire pro­ the following officers : President, H. H.
The importance of Africa as a field his remarks President Dewar refer­
the disgruntled republicans for the honor tection, for, with the large amount of j Tubbesing ; Secretary. S. Scovill ; Treas­ for the producers and manufacturers red to recent munificent benefactions
which was conferred upon him at Salem property at stake, afire in the business urer, Alex. McDonald ; Manager, H. V. of the United States is illustrated by to science and education, and espe­
last week. And there is no sign of the portion would be a serious affair to all Alley. The company will be ready to go some figure«just receiveu by the treas­ cially to the gift of Andrew Carnegie
ury bureau of statistics, «bowing the and the late Cecil Rhode’.
to work as soon as the season opens.
petty, personal, rule or ruin warfare in of the business men.
Referring to Mr. Carnegie’s endow­
commerce of the United Kingdom with
the republican party being ended.
At its meeting on Friday. Sweet Briar Africa. Considerable priue has been ment of Scottish universities and g L. EDDY,
* * *
Circle.
Women
of
Woodcraft,
installed
Who’s Ox Is Being Gored ?
felt in the fact that the exports from the foundation of an educational in­
the following officers ; G. N., Alvina the United States to Africa have grown stitution at Washington as a more
We notice there are some fool legisla
The bids for publishing ordinances Lundburg ; Adviser, Vahilla Cobb ; Ban. to $33,000,000 in the fiscal year 1V02; direct benefit to higher education
tors at Salem who are “first, last and
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
all the time” for their respective candi­ being read, Councilman Sappington, ker, Fannie Larsen ; clerk, Mary J. Boy- but a comparison of these figures with than Mr. Rhodes’ bequests. Prof. De­
dates for U.S. senator. No wonder.when laboring under a wrong impression, akin ; Attendant, Anna Zimmerman ; those of the exports from the United war remarked that the establishment
T illamook .. O regon .
of the institution at Washington
such bullishness is displayed, that it re- moved that a combination bid from the Magician, Pauline Batterson ; T. S.. El­ Kingdom to that continent shows that meant a scouring of the old world as
our
exports
to
Africa
still
form
a
very
quires forty days and forty nights to Headlight-Herald lie accepted, which izabeth Robitch ; 0. S., Albert Zimmer­ small proportion of the importations well as the new for the best men in
H. T. BOTTS.
motion was accepted. The Independent’s man ; Capt. of Guards, Sophus Larsen ;
chew the rag in a senatorial fight.
of the dark continent. The total ex­ every department. In fact, he said, W. H. COOPER.
bid was 3 cents per line and the Head­ Manager, Johanna Schollmeyer.
* * *
port« from the United Kingdom to Af­ the assiduous collecting of brains
OOPER &
BOTTS,
Duncan Chisholm and Win. Frasier rica, according to figures received by for the benefit of America was sim­
A bill has been introduced at Salem to light-head’s-Herald bid was 5 cents per
line.
—
Independent.
ilar
to
the
collecting
of
rare
books
the
bureau
of
statistics,
were
in
1901,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
came
tn
on
the
Vosbtirg
Wednesday.
reapportion the state in regard to the
$157,000,000, or practically five times and works of art which Americans
R. M. Watson did not attend the city
number of senators and representatives.
Complete set of abstracts.
as much as the exports from the United were now carrying on so lavishly.
It gives Tillamook one representative council meeting, so it is only proper to
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Speaking of applied chemistry.
States to Africa. While the growth of
Office
upstairs, North of Tillamook
ask
who
informed
him
that
“
Councilman
and a joint senator with Benton and
exports from the United Kingdom to Prof. Dewar made a scathing criti­
County Bank.
There was quite an accident on Sun­ Africa has not been so rapid as in the cism of the “deplorable backward­
Lincoln counties. No reapportionment Sappington was laboring under a wrdng
will lie satisfactory unless the smaller impression.’’ It certainly looks strange day. Charles Ray’s team was crossing case of the United States, it has been ness” of Great Britain in this field
TILLAMOOK
... OREGON.
counties are each given a representative that such an assertion can be made the long trussei near Blum's when it steady and persistent. In 1897 the as compared to foreign countries.
German chemical manufacturers,
in both houses, and after that let popu­ about Sappington, for the questions he broke through and the wagon wer.t total exports from tbe United King­
asked at the meeting enabled him to down, bnt luckily the horses did not go dom to Africa amounted to $120.000,- the speaker declared, enjoyed a prac­
lation count for additional members.
H. GOYNE,
000; in 1900, $134,000,000, and in 1901, tical monopoly which enabled them
fully understand what the bids were.
through.
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$157,000,000.
Of
this
exportation
of
to
exact
huge
profits
from
the
rest
Strange, is it not, when the Headlight
There is*a series of meetings being held
more than $150.000,000 worth of mer­ of the world and to establish in an
What is the trouble that the water in last vear obtained the city printing, the here bv Rev. Nash, of Beaver. There a|
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
P- chandise to Africa, nearly two-thirds almost unassailable position indus­
the vicinity of the school house cannot be Headlight, to save the trouble and ex pears to be quite an interest taken in
1
goes to the southern part of the conti­ tries which were largely founded on Office : Opposite Court House,
drained ? It is something the city and l>eiise of both newspapers setting up the them.
nent; the figures being to ( ape Colony, basic discoveries made by English
the school directors should actend to, for city ordinances, agreed with the Herald
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Mrs. Maud Gardenia, of Tillamook, is $62.700.000; to Natal. $29.500.000; and to chemists, but which had never been
this eyesore of drainage water in the cen­ to divide the work and publish the ordi­ visiting w ith her uncle of this place.
Portuguese Africa, chiefly that section properly developed in the land
of
1
ter of the city should not be allowed to nances in both newspapers. R. M. Wat
Jim has his house almost completed, located on the southeastern front of their birth.
remain until it drains off of itself, and son gladly consented, although he did and now he is looking for a housekeeper. the continent and forming the most
The explanation of this “disas- ^ALAUDE THAYER,
while doing so breed germs of disease in not attend the meeting nor put a bid in
Mr. Dndlev, who came in with Henry direct entrance to the territory of the trous phenomenon” Prof, Dewar
late Boer Republics, $6,020,000. The gave in three words—“want of edu-
the vicinity of the public school. Let’s —for reasons we will not mention at Simmons, has left for California.
next section in importance is Egypt,
A ttorn ey - at -L aw ,
avoid an epidemic if we possibly can, for this time. Being a party to last year’s
Mr. Wheeler is contemplating hitting to which the exports from the United cation.” He said it was the failure
stagnant water is a menace to health.
agreement, there certainly must be some ' the dry places soon, for he is rigging up Kingdom are $31,238,000; next, Brit­ of schools to turn out and of manu­
facturers to demand properly train­
T illamook .. O regon .
* * *
reason for R. M. Watson doing a little his schooner for the trip.
ish West Africa, $13,222,000.
ed men which explained Great Brit­
The Tillamook Headlight, which bet mudslinging at the councilman who
It is whispered that the road will lie
An analysis of this market for over ain’s loss of valuable industries and
the Register a new hat that Eddy and moved that the combination bid of the
graded and planked around the Turner $150,000000 worth of British prod­ the country’s precarious hold on oth­
not Harris would be elected speaker of Headlight-Herald be accepted.
ucts shows that the chief exports to ers.
hill soon.
arl haberlach
house,will please send the new hat along.
Anvwav, what elsecan be expected of The Pleasant Valley Cheese Association Cape Colony consist of cotton piece
We need it. Size 7M».—Eugene Register. a man, who, having sold the goodwill of •
MARRIES
HIMSELF.
is contemplating building an addition to goods, iron (wrought and unwrought),
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
The Bro. is justly entitled to his hat the Herald to his own nephew, returns i
their cheese factory 30 by 40 feet. Thev coal, provisions of all sorts, and man­
and it will be forthcoming. But, gee, and starts another newspaper, thus in­
ufactured articles, especially apparel
Jientechev
Abvohnt,
did not have room enough last year, and and haberdashery. To Natal the ex­
the Headlight man has been shaking at juring and undermining his nephew. And
there is prospects of a larger amount of ports are similar to those to Cape
Office across the street and north from
the knees for several days for fear he a few of our citizens and business men,
milk this year.
Colony, with the exception of coal,
the Post Office.
might be called upon for a hat this size : who would not like that kind of treat­
A
marriage
certificate
just
filed
with
of which a considerable quantity is
107’/8- No offence, Bro., for we are glad ment themselves and by their own rela.
the
Hudson
county
board
of
health
produced in Natal itself. To Portu­
NETARTS
to know that your head has no abnor­ tive, are assisting him to do so.
guese Africa the shipments included shows that the marriage ceremony of
James Stasek, of Kilchis, was on the cottons, machinery and other sup­ Justice of the Pence Henry Bundy, of J^OBERT A. MILLER,
mal tendency.
* * *
j bay last Sunday doing business.
plies, chiefly for the Transvaal and Jersey City, and Mrs. Mary Becker
Tillamook “Jokers.”
Frank Reading and John Johnson Orange River colonies. To British was performed by the bridegroom
A ttorney - at -L aw .
This is how the Oregonian has figured
out the amount of taxation an appro­
Davey of Marion, arising to second the went out to South Prairie on Saturday, West Africa, cotton goods, coal and himself. The pair were married on
Oregon City, Oregon.
Saturday,
when
Mr.
Bundy
called
on
iron are the most imnortant articles
priation of $500,000 for the Lewis and nomination of Geer, took issue with Eddy 1 returning Sunday.
Land
Titles
and Land Office
Mrs.
Becker,
who
was
the
widow
of
an
C. B. Wiley is putting in a cheese plant exported. To Egynt the exportations old friend. When Bundy proposed that
Clark Centennial will mean to the tax­ in the lattet’s contention that the people
Business a Specialty.
included
cotton
goods
to
tbe
value
of
payers : “The assessment roll for the of Tillamook Comity had not truly re­ 1 on his place to make cheese the coming $1.086.000; coal.
$8,325.000;
iron they be married. Mrs. Recker was will­
ing. but said she dreaded publicity.
years 1904 and 1905 will exceed $150,- corded themselves as favoring the can­ summer.
wrought and unwrought, $1,630,000;
“Why. I can marry us, myself,’’ said
G. M. Watkins, Chas. Desmond and and machinery, including steam en­
000,000. and 1 and 66-100 mills on the didacy of Geer.
W. SEVERANCE,
Justice Bundy.
“If the contention of the gentleman one or two others are going to put in gines, $1,935,000.
dollar, or $1.66 for each $1000, will raise
Just then Mrs. Becker’s two daugh­
$250,000. That is, a farmer who is from Tillamook be sound,” declared seperators this spring and make their
The following table shows tbe to­
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
assessed in 1904 for $2000 will pay to­ Davey, “then Tillamook County has own butter. [Build a cheese factory, if tal value of exports to Africa from ters, Mrs. Mary Spangler and Mrs.
Mary Smithers, came to call on their
wards the Fair $3.33 and a like sum for within its confines the greatest lot of jok­ you possibly can, gentlemen, for Netarts the United States and United King­ mother. They were astonished when
T illamook
ers ever gathered in one community, for would develop much quicker if it had, dom, respectively, in each calendar told of the pair’s purpose, but when
1905, or in all $6.66”
O regon .
I find by scanning the returns of the last as it should have, one of those institu year from 1897 to 1901:
* * *
satisfied that Mr. Bundy hnd a right to
From United From United
perform the ceremony consented to
Representative B. L. Eddy is freely election that more than6OO voters record­ tions to put it on a par with other hust- Year.
Kingdom.
States.
act as witnesses, and the party ad­ J~^AVID WILEY, M.D.,
$130.874.000
<79 427
mentioned on the outside ns the possible ed their preference for Geer for Senator. ling, wide-awake parts of the county.— 1S9T.............. .............. 116
1’«.»0.060
18.111.470
1***
..............
journed to the parlor, and the justice
119,521.000
republican nominee to fill the vacancy If the contention of the gentleman from Ed.]
1RW» ...
..............
.794
performed the ceremony, asking the
134.503.000
There were several strangers on the 1900............ ................. 22 979 170
caused by the death of Mr. Tongue. Was Tillamook be true, I say, then there are
1Í7.U0.WJ0
19U1.............. .............. 29,€¿2.083
P hysician , S urgeon and
proper questions himself.
that the reason Harris was so gracefully more than GOO jokers of a kind most rare bav the fore part of the week.
“
Do
you,
Mary
Becker,
take
this
Geo. Coffman is camping on the sand­
A ccoucheur .
presented with the speakership when inTillamook County. But the contention
GRAVEYARD FOR A DOO
man (me), to be your lawful wedded
Eddy had a sure thing ? We guess it is not sound. Mr. President ; the people spit huntings_______________
All calls promptly attended to.
husband?” he asked.
Bwy« Lot
“Yes.” replied Mrs. Becker.
was a bit of republican reciprocity. The of Tillamook County meant it when T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N’ oticb F or
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publication .
“And do you. Henry Bundy (pointing
Headlight, of course, will remain loyal to they declared for T. T. Geer for United
United State« Land Office,
to himself), take this woman to be
Oregon City, Oregon.
the Tillamook man if his name is seri­ States Senator.”
January 19th, I903.
your lawful wedded life?”
S. STEPHENS,
(The joke is on Davev for entertaining
ously mentioned as a possible candidate
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Mrt. Laura Hankins» a well-to-do
“I do,” replied Mr. Bundv to himself.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
lor congress, even if we have to bet ano­ such a tool notion.—Ed.)
Real
Estate, Insurance and
.1 une 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of woman of this city,
buried a pet
“Then I, Justice of the Peace Henry
timber I hik I r in the tntes of California. Oiegon.
ther hat on him. The little kingdom of
Agent
for the
dog
the
other
day.
says
the
Rich­
Bundy,
by
the
power
conferred
upon
Nevada,
and
Washington
Territory,"
as
ex-
Ordinance No. 139.
Tillamook, loyal to the republican party,
ten ped to all the Public Land States by act of mond (Va.) correspondent of the New.
me by the constitution, do pronounce Northwest School Furniture Co., also
August
4,
1892,
An
ordinance
to
prohibit
and
restrain
should be favored once by that party,
York Sun. She intended to bury the you. Henry Bundy, and you. Mary
HUGO K NKNDKL,
Notary Public.
and no better opportunity presents itself minors from entering or loitering in Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State ot animal beside her father’s grave in Recker, tn be man and wife.’’concluded
OFFICE IN ÖLSEN BLOCK.
Oregpn.
has
thia
day
filed
in
this
office
his
than to nominate Mr. Eddy, for it is any room or place where intoxicating sworn stateineut No. 5951. for the purchase of th** family square in Oakwood, but the justice, and everybody congratu­
the Sw «4 Nw K, W Vfc Sw % and Se H Hw the funeral procession was stopped
lated the pair.
time the Coast counties were recognized. liquor is sold.
*4 of Section 12 in Township 3 N. Range a W,
The people of Tillamook City do and will offer proof to show that the land at the gate and the authorities re­
T M. SgITH, M.D.,
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sought is more valuable for its timber or stone fused to permit the burial of a dog
Death is gradually reducing the pioneers ordain as follows:—
WANTS INDULGENCES.
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
in
the
grounds.
of Tillamook countv, and to hand their
Section 1:—Anvininot who shall within hia claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
P hysician and S urgeon .
Mrs. Hankins at once purchased Beeleelaetie Petitions the Pope to Ei-
names down to prosterity, we believe it the corporate limits of Tillamook City, ou Saturday the »8th day of March, I903. He
«•■ra*e Priest« and Monk« la
the cemetery wall,
the
lot
outside
names
as
witnesses
:
will lie proper in a few years to erect a Oregon, enter in any room or place Charles W. Mead, George H. Nendel, John and with the assistance of a well-
Office in T odd ’ s Building.
Italp to Wash Dally.
monument to their memory. We who where intoxicating liquor is sold, or W. Nendel, Albert W. Mills, of Portland, known undertaker and several car­
Oregon.
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have come to the county in recent years loiter or remain therein, such minor Any and all persons calming adversely the riage loads of sympathizing friends
According- to the London Daily
above-described lands are requested to file theii
cun see what sturdy and persevering upon conviction thereof shall be claims
Chronicle', Rome correspondent, a
in this office on or before said 28th day buried the little six-pound terrier.
s
characters they were. They did not sec punished by a fine of not le>s than one ot March, 1903.
The dog died several months ago well-known ecclesiastic ha, forward­
C has . B. M< x > rks , Register.
at Long Branch and was buried in ed a remarkable petition to the pope. /~>LAUDE THAYER,
a vast prairie Ixforr them ready for the dollar nor more than ten dollars, or by
Agent for Fireman’s
plow, but a forest of thick timlier. Lit­ imprisonment in the city Jail not less 1 T imbkr L and , A ct J un « 3. i«78 —N otice fob a zinc box. When Mrs. Hankins re­ “In the interests of civilized society
turned she was inconsolable and de­ and the honor of religion in Italy" he Fund and London and Lanca-
P ublication .
tle did they think, \wheii hewing out than one, nor more than five days, or
United States Izand Office,
cided to have the terrier’s remains begs the pontiff to grant plenary in­
homes in this thickly timbered country, both, at the discretion of the City
Oregou City, Oregon.
removed here and buried by the dulgence to all priests or monks who
shire Fire Insurance
November »»nd. iool.
nway tromfcivilization, with difficulties Recorder.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance side of her father. The undertaker
shall wash themselves daily, with ex­
Companies.
Read 1st, time January 19, 1903 at 8:40 with the provisions of the act of Congress of met the remains, which came by ex­ tra partial indulgence to those shaving
confronting them on every side to dis­
June 3. I878. entitle*! An act for the sale of
courage them and to trv their stout o’clock p. tn.. Read 2nd. time January timber lands in the States of California, Ore­ press. but the complete arrange­ regularly at least three times a week
Tillamook .. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Teiritory,’’ as
during a specified period.
hearts and persistent determination, they (9» !9°3»
o’clock p. ni.
Bv un­ gon,
extended to all the Public Land Slates by act ments for an elaborate funeral were
upset by the cemetery officials, only
had started in to make what eventually animous consent of the members of the of Aigust 4. 189».
“Students belonging to the Teutonic
IHRODORK KKNG8LKY.
OR ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
and Anglo-Saxon colleges at Rqme,”
will become the garden spot of Oregon. Common Council present put on its | Of Nehalem, county of T llainook, State ot to be carried out this morning with
has this day filed in this office bis added interest. The grave was cov­
continues the corresopndent. “are
Even amongst the recent arrivals few third reading on this the night of its Oregon,
GO to
sworn statement No. 5971. for the purchase of ered with handsome flowers and some
have stopped to figure out what a trans introduction and read for the third time th« Se % of Se ‘4. sec 6. and bw of Sw ‘4, tears were shed while a crowd of easily recognizable by their general
section No. 5. in Township » Noith. Range
neatness and cleanliness, but in the
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT AND
formation the next 25 or 50 years wil| in open Council at 8:45 o’clock p. m. No 9 West, and will offer proof to show curious people hung over the fence, Italian seminaries and monasteria
that the laud sought i« more valuable for
mean to Tillamook. So let us keepgreen January 19, 1903 and upon the question its
watching the burial with more inter­ novitiates the tranrtitional sanctity of
timber or stoue than for agricultural pur
TRUST CO.
the names of the pioneers of Tillamook “shall the bill pass’’ the vote resulted as poeee, and to establish his claim to said land est than reverence.
dirt still holds sway.” In most of
be tore P 1». Newell US Commissioner, at his
county, anil by erecting a monument to follows: Ayes 3 Noes o. Whereupon office at Nehalem. Ore., on Saturday, the >Mh
them soap, hair brush and looking T hos . C oates . Pres. B. L. E ddv , Sec.
o' February. 1903. He names as witnessea
Clwb Ho«ie for Sailers.
glass are worldly luxuries excluded by
their memory it would only be a fitting the Ordinance was declared duly passed. day
Lewis Smith Hi ward Smith of Hobaonville
The movement in behalf of the rule, and the clerics emerging there­ WM. CALLOWAY.
Stephen Scowl. H B. Roes, of Nehalem
GILBERT L, HEDGES.
[Seal ] Thos. Coates,
token, tor they certainly are admired
Any and all persons claiming adversely the establishment of a club house for
from perpetuate the tradition. The
Citv Recorder.
and esteemed by all.
above described and.« are requested to file their
T
T
EDGES
&
GALLOW A Y
pope on occasions has evinced annoy­
claims in thia office on or before said 28th day United States sailors nt Vallejo. Cal.,
Approved January 19th, 1903.
« * »
of February. 1903.
ance
at
the
unkempt
condition
of
X
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
has
progressed
so
satisfactorily
that
C.
W.
Talmage,
Mayor.
C has . B. M oors «. Roister.
The bill to amend the city chartert
the committee in charge felt bisti- monk« who have come in close contact
Filed: January 19,* 1903.
wIiK'b was never submitted to the tax
fled in having a design prepa rÄ of with his august person. Visitors to Make a specialty of Land Office Business.
Thos.
Uoates,
Citv
Recorder.
the building. It will be situated on a Italy will heartily welcome the inno­
payers and property owners, has been
OFFICE IN WE’XHARD BUILDING.
State
of
Oregon.
1
lot opposite the Mare Island navy vation."
introduced in the state legislature. We
Room 1 .and 2.
County of Tillamook, - S. S.
yard, An land purchased for that
have no objection to the bill, however,
OREGON CITY, ORE.
Pl»« Wa, a FaHara.
Tillamook City
I
purpose with the prize money ob-
further than that it is a bad precedent to
“The minister who .>■ » certain
I. Thos. Coates. City Recorder of Tilla­
tnined by ( apt. B. H. Mri alla. of the
amend the city charter without first sub­ mook City, Orc, do hereby certify that the
United States navy, during the Span­ Sunday prayed for rain." remarked
mitting it to the people, or tax pa vers. foregoing copy of Ordinance No. 139 of
ish-American war, which he set aside the Obaerver of Event« and Thinr.
"didn't make much of a hit with hi«
In our judgment, we believe there would said City has lieea by me conipired with
for this object.
congregation, for the reason that he
lie some prospect« of bonding the city for the original: That it is a true and
IIIIEI HO IIIIDREStEI
himself left hi, umbrella at home."
A Pathetic Trwtk.
a water system had the bill contained correct copy of such original together
I New York boy who was be-
the names of a dozen successful business with the endorsements thereon ami the
SHAVING, HAIR CVrilN«
Car« Are All Rig»,.
ing tried in a police court, said: *If
A*
men and largest taxpayers of the city to whole thereof as the same appears on
Emperor William say« electric car»
j yer mother don’t care for
yer.
_
-
SHAMPOOING. F.ÌC
act as a commission. Quite a number of file in my office and in uiy custody.
ain't got no mother.” The judge are the enemies of humanity. The
those who signed the petition to bond
wisely refrained, aajra the Chicago cars are all right, »ays the New York
In Testimony Whereof. I have here- '
Record-Herald, from trying to dia- World. It is the cranks and careless Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Good for
the city for a vaster system will never unto set my hand and seal of said Citv
motormen who sometimes run them
I prove ihe statement.
perrons suffering with rheumatism
tbst are dangerous.
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