Tillamook headlight., March 18, 1909, Image 6

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCS 1Ô, I000
Editorial Snap Shots.
Prices Paid for Butter Fat.
Below we give the price paid for but­
Those "punk" cartoons looked most
ter fat each month at several of lhe fac­
awfully "piit'key.’’
it must have been
tories last year :
n novice's first lesson.
M aple L eaf —Jan.. 32c ; Feb. 34c. ;
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We wonder whether it is part of their .March. 31c ; April, 30c. ; May, 28 7c ;
religion for witnesses in Tihnmook to June, 28.5c. ; July, 29.5c ; Aug. 29’4c. ;
swenr faleelv w her. they go on the wit­ , Sep , 30c ; Oct., 31c. ; Noy., 31c ; Dec.
| 32c.
ness stand ?
' T illamook C reamery —Ian. 3»c and
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And another disgraceful night orgie in 1 Feb. 30 for butter; March, 31.6c. ; April,
the city to add to the had reputation of i31V4c. : May. 28.7c. ; lune, 28 1 6c. ;
Tillamook Citv. i’ut this time a few of July, 29c. ; Aug.. 29.7c. ; Sep, 29.8c ;
the drunken hoodlums got might and Oct., 30c. ; Nov., 29c. ; Dec.. 30c.
as usual, let off with small fines.
F airview — Jan , 27c ; Feb , 29 3c. •
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March. 32 6c.; April, 31c. ; May. 29.2c.;
Which is lhe worse crime, lo violate June, 29.5c. ; July, 30c ; Aug., 29 5c. ;
the local option law or go on the wit­ Sep, 29.5c ; Oct., 3lc.; Nov,, 30.3c. ;
nessstand and swenr to n lie that they 1 Dec.. 31.15c.
did not do so ? Well, we hope this citv
S outh P rairie — Jan., 31.7c ; Feb
will not become renownedforconsumate 39c. ; March, 34c ; April, 35c. ; May,
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EXPERIENCED BUILDER
Wanted by the Board of Trade
and Development League.
Notice
You are hereby notified to call and
«eitle vour account with Rev no Ms an
Jones on or before March 21). Un­
THE WITCH’S CURSE.
THE HONEYMOON PARADE
A Bucksport Lsgsnd of Colonial Days
In Maine.
Wadding Custom In One Town Wlu,
the Train Is Late.
Close by the road on the outskirts of
A small city, which need not be la
the old seaport town of Bucksport, on
wanted to Trade for Small Da ry the Penobscot river, is a small family cated more particularly than that It U
somewhere east of Boston, has Its os,
Ranch.
cemetery. Within Its Inclosure sleep
Fallowing i> apetition that is lobe
peculiar way of speeding the uewij
24 Ker»» »II '» crop. *o?d. h°uw "n<’ the Bucks, the blue blooded folk who
presented at lhe next meeting of th*
married on their honeymoon.
barn. In. than . ............ .. oic'V «•••>•*• ul first settled the town and bequeathed
For one thing, every one goes to th,
i County Court which was prepared
it their name and a legend.
Salem.
by the Bay Citv Board of Trade and the
See Catterlin & Sharp.
The largest and most conspicuous station to see the couple depart. Thk
Tillamook Development League, and
monument In the cemetery Is a tall Is done in many small places. Th
Wood Wood. Wood.
which hears the signatures of a number
granite shaft, which Is in plain Eight of showering of rice or confetti and th,
Call nr telephone RULLIL WATSON the highway. On one side is the in­ i throwing of the old shoe take plan,
of prominent citizens
Immediate scription: “Col. John Buck, the Founder not at the home of the bride, but at th,
The undersigi e I tax 1 a ers of said for Spruce limb wood.
station. To that extent the city re
of Bucksport, A. D. 1762. Born In
Tillamook County, Oregon, respectfully delivery. __ ________ _____ -
furred to is not unusual.
Haverhill. Mass.. 1718. Died March 13.
represent that for many years past large
But In this city train schedules fre­
Call for Warrants.
1705.”
sums of money have been raised nnd
other side 13 the ringle word quently go awry, and when they do
On
the
Alltoiiniv
warianiaon
F
'"
nd
j
spent upon the roads of this county ;
the unusual happens. The wedding, of
“Buck,” and also something not
that, owing to the light traffic, our road» ni.L..-'l l'H r lo January 1. I*1’- *IU
course, has been celebrated on tint,,
On
by
the
marble
worker.
wrought
_
have been good as compared with those be pul l in pr-switalion. inter«* ceases the smooth surface of the pedestal is and the reception has taken as much
Marcli ISilt. 19”9.
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j of other frontier counties ; bnt the heavy
p. W. T odd .
a curious outline, n hlcb can be easily time as such things usually take. Th,
| hauling, incident to railroad construe-
County Treasurer.
imagined to be a foot of normal size. departure from the bride’s home h
liars.
30c. , June, 30c. ; fiilv, 301/sc. ; Aug. tion, a» well as the growing traffic <»f
The people who say that it 13 a foot made in due season to catch the train
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Call for Warrants.
believe in the legend which has oft If it Is on time.
Tile county has lost some of lhe hood­ 3<>l/x. ; Sep., 31c. ; Oct., 31M»C- ; Nov I our steadily increasing population, has
The wedding guests rush to the ata-
been told In Bucksport.
’ proven too much for our lightly built
lums and questionable characters who 30c. ; Dec., 81 6.
All outstanding road warrants w ill be
C lover L eaf —2 c . lor making M..rch, 1 roadi.and they are giving away and
The story is that Colonel Jonathan tlon, where all other Inhabitants ha,.
turned lhe Grange hall nt Fairview into
paid on presen tat loll.
Ing nothing better to do have assent-
Int.rt-bicvasHM .hellth day of March, Buck was a very harsh man and the
a little hell upon earth last fain What 32.5c. ; April, 81Vic. ; May, 28 6c ¡June, I breaking inmanv places.
bled already. It Is a free show which
leading
spirit
la
Ills
day
and
genera-
28c.
;
Julv,
28
5c.
;
Aug
.
29.7c.
av
.
sv.
;
,
ovp.,
Sep.,
p.
W.
T
odd
,
a blessing it would he if others ol lewd
We believe the system of road repairs 19. 9.
no one would miss.
County
freasurer.
tlcn.
He
was
the
highest
In
civil
au
­
and disreputable repute would leave also, 30c ; Oct ,32c. ; Nov.. 82«. ; Dec.. 84c. I and nuiijing 8S practiced in this county
The carriage bearing the newly mar­
thority.
and
his
word
was
law
in
the
R ed C l '. ver —Jun , 3'ic. ; Feb, 32c. ; is absolete Your honorable liody has
w * *
Hides Wai tel.
community In which he resided. He ried pair is drawn by white horses and
Candiflflt»« who are wanting public March, 31 47c. ; April, 29,2c ; May. levied lor the current year a tax tor road
was an out nnd out Puritan, and to I decorated with white ribbons. Cutton
office are alrendv announcing thamaelvet 27 11c ; lime, 27 21c ; Julv, 29.53c ; purposes that will produce about $90.-
Iwillpav more for liiiles than any. him witchcraft was the Incarnation of demands this, and no one has yet hid
for thia and fur that office. As it is a Aug,. 29 7 7c ; Sep. 30 46c ; Oct., 29 82 ; ' 000 00 With this iminen e sum to le I>..dy Hl lhe county. Store room between blasphemy. Thus, so the story goes, the temerity to do otherwise.
The carriage arrives at the station,
long time lietween now and .November, Nov., 28 16c. ; Dec . 30.28c.
' s|»ent upon our roads, we think that the .lohuMin <S ial.u. ge and T H Goyne'ii when a certain woman was accused of
N. E. M elchior .
1910, perhaps they had belter look for
7- 10c should be added to Clover Leaf time has come for Tillamook County to law office.
witchcraft, at the first clamorlugs of and It is learned that the train la u
other joh< or work the “recall’ on tha to get basis payment on l%c. cents for put into practice the best and most ad­
the populace Colonel Duck ordered that many minutes or so many hours lata
Painter
and
Decorator.
making.
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she be Imprisoned, and later she wna Usually the measure Is in hours.
rascals they want to succeed.
vanced methods of road-building and
The carriage doesn’t wait. It goet
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I do all kinds ol Painting. Decorating. sentenced to be executed as a witch.
repairing.
We
believe
this
can
best
he
Can’t Make It Too Hot.
There is some criticism going on about
The execution day came, nnd Hie parading. It drives around and around
Tinting,
Graining
and
Interior
Finishing
accomplished by taking up the following
woman went to the gallows, cursing a prescribed route, from every point of
the condition of the roads. When, how­ [To THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. •
plan, and we respectfully urge that )ou a specialtv. Carriage Painting. Furni her judge with such terrible words which the driver can get due notice of
ever, it is taken into consideration that
D ear S ir ,—I want to say to you that adopt it in time for use during lhe pres ture Ketinished as good as new. My
that the people shuddered, but the the approach of the train.
the roads have had no opportunity to y<»u are a most welcome visitor in my
work is upto date and guaranteed first magistrate stood unmoved. All was
The crowd remains patiently at th«
ent
year
;
that
is,
dry out the past winter, until last week, home. Your items are interesting to
1st. Employ a competent road engi­ class H. S ours , inquire at King and ready, and the hangman was nbout to station. Other curious persons station
and the heavy teaming, it is not surpris­ an old time Tillamooker. I note with
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perform his duty, when the woman themselves at points along the routs
neer who is a non-resident of the county Smith Co.
ing that the roads are cut up more than plea ure the growth and prosperity of
turned to Colonel Buck, and. raising just to see the wedding coach pass.
and who shall have charge of «11 the
Sometimes two or three carriages
usual.
Bid9 for Wood.
the county in general; but, sir, I am road repairs, shall approve the location
one hand toward heaven, she said:
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“Jonathan Buck, listen to these drawn by white horses and decorated
Wouldn’t it look tunny to see the surprised to note that a case cannot be of and draw specifications ol all new
School District No 9 will receive
words, the last my tongue shall utter In white, swing steadily around tbii
water commission suing the mayor «• <1 made against those peddlers of liquid roads to be built by lhe county, and sealed bids until one o'clock March 25th,
It is the spirit of the only living God hymeneal circuit. It seems like in
damnation
in
our
county,
I
l
’
h
a
notori,
city council for 6 mills out of the 8 mills
have charge of lheconstruction thereof, 1909.
which blds me rpoak to you. You will endless procession. It Is not unsuil
let led for general purposes, and lhe city oils fact that lhe liquor traffic is re-i under the final direction of the County
For 80 cords of Dry Alder or Hemlock soon die. and over your grave they will for a wedding pair to spend the first
suing the county court for nil the road sponsible for a large outlay of our r i Court.
Wood, to be delivered in basement ol I erect a stone, that all may know the five hours of their honeymoon just rid­
money levied within the corporate taxes that should go to schools, roads, • I 2nd. That all road repair work and school house. Lea ye bid with
epot where your bones He and crumble ing round and round waiting for the
etc., but this is only a small part ’ the building of new roads and parts of
train.
limits ? Sic ’em ! Sic ’em ! Sic ’em 1
to dust.
A lva F inley ,
When the screech of the locomotive
of lhe evil. It produces a majority of, ■ roads shall be done by contract, let to
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"Upon that stone the Imprint of my
District Clerk.
Turn on the light ! A juryman who all law breaking, it is the thing that is 1 I 1 the lowest responsible bidder, with
foot shall appear, and for all time, aft­ finally Is beard the driver continues to
er your accursed race fans vanished swing up to the platform just as the
tried one of the bootleg cases came to ruining our boys and gills, as it es .bonds
For Diseases of the Skin.
from the face of the earth, will the train comes to a stop. Then the bride
this office and made this admission : It pecially fits them for a great train of
Nearly
all
diseases
of
the
skin
such
ss
In urging the nbove plan, we do so
and bridegroom make a mad rush for
he hnd knew thou as much as he knew evil habits. Sir, you cannot arraign it : knowing it ro be a radical departure eczema, teller, salt rheum and bar Iters' people from far and near know that
their car amid a shower of rice and
you
murdered
a
woman."
uch,
are
chaiaeterized
by
an
intense
now about a certain bootlegger swear- too strongly, Let me urge all good law j from the methods now in use, but. as
confetti and old shoes. The honeymoon
itching
and
smarting,
which
often
makes
She
then
turned
to
her
executioners,
ing that he was elsewhere when he vtas abiding men to stand together against above stated, we believe lhe present
life a burden ami disturbs sleep and and another act transpired to make a parade Is over.—Exchange.
playing curds at another place he would this evil. It will cost lots of money and ' methods are primitive and fall far shoit real, Quick relief may be had by apply«
part of American colonial history. The
have stood out for conviction. Yes. turn lots of time to surpress it, but it will 1 ol giving the best results for the nx nev ing Chamberlain’s Salve. It allays the
"witch curse" had been almost forgot­
THE REAL BOWERY.
on the light and let the false sweating in O'»st vastly more to let it go on. Stand 1 spent. We believe the plan urged above itching and smarting almost instantly. ten until the monument was erected to
Many cafes have been cured by its use.
by the officials. Do all you can to keep
Justice Sappington's court be exposed.
the founder of Bucksport.
is in line with modern methods of road For sale by L •mar’s Drug Store.
Swiftly Passing, It Has N.v.r Bwa
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a purple nosed drinker off th« jury.‘
It had been In position hardly a
j working and w ill, if followed, result in
Wholly R.v.al.d.
It is beginning to get the season of lhe It's a fight to death. It niu*t l>e put
month when n faint outline was discov­
The Lucky Quarter
1 greatly improved roads of more perma-
The real Bowery has never batn
year when the county will be oven un out or it will ruin our entire common
ered
on
it.
It
grew
more
ar.d
more
dli-
It
the
one
you
pay
out
for
a
hox
of
written up, and probably It never will
i uent character and at a largely reduced
again with all kind of fakirs wanting to wealth. Praying, working and hoping
Dr King’s New Life Pills. They bring tlnct, until some person made the dis­ be, because it Is swiftly passing. Hun­
cost to the county.
you
lhe
I
ihh
I
i
li
tl-ut
’
s
more
precious
than
covery
that
it
was
the
outline
of
a
dispose of articles for double what they for a dry state in 191C.
dreds of attempts have been made bj
jewel*. Try them for headache, bilious- foot. The old legend was revived.
are worth and to “work” the businesH
1 am, sir,
those who have not even penetrated
rieas,
e-oiialipation
anil
malaria.
If
they
They said that the "witch’s curse" the surface of Its reserve. Its heart
A Religious Author’s State­
men into giving prizes. Last year these
C. H. W aymirr .
diaappuint
you
the
price
will
tie
cheer
­
ment
had been fulfilled. An attempt was
fakirs did a land office business in this
Salem, Ore . March 16th, 19u9.
Rev. Joseph H. Fesperinan, Salisbury fully refunded at Chas. I. Clough’s drug made to remove the stain, but every and soul—for the Bowery has both, u
well as reserve—are a sealed book to
county, nnd it will not be long Itefore
N U„ who is the author of several books, store.
effort only tended to make it plainer.
the writers. It Is a Sargasso sea lit­
Lost.
writes: " For several years I was afflic­
they are here again to catch more of the
The
Imprint
of
the
foot
13
there
today
Besides
being
a
Christian
virtue
kind
ted with kidney trouble and lust wmCei
tered with derelicts of all worlds, drift­
suck» rs who are always ready to bite at
Lost, on lilanb 11. one pair of .ide I was suddenly stricken with a severe speech is a great charm in increasing the as plain as ever. Amateur photogra­
ing back and forth with the endleaa
a gold brick.
curtain, for covered hack, between my pain in my kidneys and was confined to whorth-while admiration of men. And phers hare taken pictures of It. and a ebb nnd flow of the tide, while all
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visit
to
the
Buck
cemetery
to
see
the
bed eight days unable to get up willioui it is a sure method of making an attrac­
about them is the ceaseless activity of
A little mure civic pride in Tillamook house near Fairview factory and Tilla­
assistance. My urine contained a thick
“witch’s foot" is one of the pastimes of commerce, of development, morini
City amongst the business men and pro­ mook. Finder please leave nt house or white sediment and I passed same fie tive maturity and a sweet old age for a
every summer visitor to the pretty lit­ onward and upward despite the cease­
W. E. Novas.
perty owners would be a great thing for Hurri»' barn.
queiitly day and night. I commenced woman. Youth lasts but a brief time, tle town.—New York World.
less cross current, which no literary
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the mid if we want to keep friends after
the future development and industrial
mnrlner, cruising In these uncharted
pain gradually abated and finalli ceased
Mare for Sale
growth of the city. This city could be
youth goes, it we want to be loved,
Encouraging
the
Boy.
and my urine became normal
I cheer
waters, can understand.
made one of the piiitesl little towns in
admired
and
respected,
and
to
attract
"Son.
”
remarked
Mr.
Fraatm
Pink-
Foley’s
Kidnei
K-
A Ray Mare, 8 years old, weight be­ fully recommend
Those who know it best and have
the state, for it is splendidlv located with tween nine and ten hundred Apply to Remedy.’’—J. L. Lamar. Tillamook; willing companions as we go down the ley. “I done heard you taiin’ 'bout bein’ some skill In writing as well as some
Hawk
&
Miller,
Bay
City.
a
great
hunter."
advantages which other places do not I). West, Tillamook, Ore.
valley of life, and to retain any beauty
understanding are so overwhelmed bj
“Dat'a what I said." answered pl ka- Its endless complications, its infinity
possess. All that is needed is more civic
of lace, we must look for the things to
pride and united effort. But, alas, the
praise and admire in our fellow-being nlnny Jim. "Us gwlnter hunt lions.”
of contradictions, its astonishing good­
"An’ you mentioned bein' er abtle ness and Its frightful depravity, the
whiskey question predominates, with a
as we pass along. We must repress the
explorer."
baffling mystery of its wonderful hu­
I trge following, so it seems that the city
hateful criticism and the cutting je»t
“Ynsslr.”
manness nnd its fantastic mystery,
must be kept down and kept back on ac­
and the luean sarcasm—for they make
“Well. Jes' by wny cf practice befo’ that they do not dare attempt to write
count of that.
lines m our faces, and they harden our you tackles any lions lcmme see If you
even what they know. Only one mao
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eyes, and they drive people away from klr. get de cow out'n pasture wlfcnt In all literature could have Interpreted
A juror in one ol the bootleg cases said
us. Be kind.
It is the greatest ac­ bein' hooked, an’ den ns de v-lnter the Bowery—and Balzac Is dead.
that something ought to be done to pun
complishment and charm you can pos­ comes along you kin train fell ¿e
Most of us know the Bowery through
ish lhe witnesses who have gone on the
north pole by wadin’ out In do snow fugitive newspaper sketches and feat-
sess.
stand and perjured lhemsdves, for it
to de wood pile twice a day. An’ don' some lurid melodramas. The sketch«
looked to this juryman that the wit­
S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , i k a
lemme hyalt no mo’ 'bout not tnecur- present certain phases more or less In­
ucas C ounty .
t
55,8
L
nesses were trained to tell lies on the
Fi auk J Cheney makes oath that he is senior agin’ yob youthful ambitions."—Wash­ telligently. but the melodramas ar*
pariner of the tirm of E. J. Cheuey ik Co., doing ington Star.
witness stand. The grand jury will meet
weird burlesques, unworthy even of
busiuvM ill tkrt City of Toledo. County and
next mouth and it would not be out of
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the
being scoffed at, so far as any consid­
HU
IM
of
ONE
HVNDR'
j
.
d
D
ollars
for
each
The Way to His Vote.
place lor that body totitive into the whole
eration of truth Is concerned. But
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
Lord Beaconsfield's skill In picking these cheap melodramas, endlessly re­
i»y the use of Hall's catarrh Cure.
matter ol spirituig a wav witnesses nnd
v t
FRANK J. CHENKY
up stray votes was well known. An peated, have built up a fiction that hai
prosecuting the sanguinary perverters of
Sworn to before and subscribed inmypies-
illustration of it is given in a book by come to be accepted as the reality^
ence, this oth day of December, A.D. 1880.
the truth in the bootleg cases Justice
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A. n GLEASON,
Henry W. Lucy.
Everybody’s Magazine.
den arid* it. for no one can expect justice
I
Notary Public.
At the time that the imperial titles
in Tillamook county when witnesses are
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally, and bill was pending there was a certain
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Fooling th. Dogs.
“fixed ' A* the Headlight has repeated­
pompous little Irishman. Dr. O’Leary,
of the system. Send for testimonials free.
In a certain part of Scotland, K-
ly remarked, this is what is called Tilla­
F. J- CHENKY CO., Toledo. O.
who
seemed
manageable
nnd
was
de
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
mook justice, and no one is sale in civil
sirable. One evening In the lobby cording to Dean Ramsey, the shep­
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Disraeli laid a hand familiarly on hi’s herds used to take their collies wltt
or other actions, lor witnesses in civil
them to church. The dogs behaved
shoulder.
suits have been tampered with as well.
well during the sermon, but began to
S. Vierick s Bakery, “Dear Dr. O'Leary, the resemblance be
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restless during the last psalm and
Is most striking.” he said. ”1 really
We hear a great deal every spring
saluted the final blessing with Joyfid
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
thought
I
saw
again
my
old
friend
about the ground hogs. Here in Tilla-
barks. In one church the congrep-
Tom Moore.”
mookCit) there is a new breed .»f hogs.
The vain little gentleman was cap­ tlon resolved to stop thia unseeMlf
It is the water works Imgs. it took
¿•JJ
Especially this Week.
detail, so when a strange minister
tured.
nearly fftD.OtM) tn construct lhe system
about to pronounce the blessing all
ORDER YOUR MAPLE CREAM
and since then the taxpayers have paid
malned seated Instead of rising, as •>*
He Hits Back.
l>etween 111) OtK) and |I2,(H)O in taxa­
LAYER CAKES.
There had been a domestic spat at expected. He hesitated and pauaad
till an old shepherd cried: "Say a®*'1
breakfast.
tion, tossy nothing almut the revtnue
The Tillamook County Bank is
“You monster!” snapped the matron, sir! We’re a’ slttln’ to cheat the
from water rent, to keep this monstrous
Everything in the Biking Line.
under the supervision of the Board
who was always scolding. "You are dowga!”
waler hog squealing tor more tax money
of Bank Commissioners of the
not like my two former husbands.
every time there is a little money in sight
They were tender men."
Breakfasting With Whirtlw-
in the city treasury Like the bonded in
STATE OF OREGON, and is
The was a foreign painter who used
”1 never doubted that they were
debtvdness on the old school house, lhe
subject at examination at any time
tender. Marla." ventured the meek to breakfast at Chelsea, and when
wntet system will hsve petered out and
man. “when you kept them In hot Mr. Carr asked him if he had b**®
by
the
STATE
BANK
EXAMI
­
will have to l»e replaced before any effort
water all the time.” And he Just there lately he replied: “Oh, no; not
is made to pay oft the bonded indebted­
NER, James Steel, who is required
cleared the front porch two yards now so much. He ask me a lectio
ness But what's the use of “beeting,"
ahead of the rolling pin. — Chicago while ago to breakfast, and I go. W
to make at least one examination of
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News
cab fare, two shilling, ’arf a crown. *
am way, the taxpayers have paid an
this
bank
each
year.
Mr.
Steel
is
arrive, very nice. Goldfish in bo*1
Offers every facility for safe banking,
exorbitant sum of money (or its water
and respectfully solicits your business.
very pretty. But breakfast-one egj
Pat’s Services.
i
well fitted to fill the position he now
ststem. The end is not in sight, for at
Acta as trustee for corporations, indi­ i Clergyman—Pat, there’s a bole tn one toast—no more! Oh. no. My
tins season of the year the water hogs
holds, he having been for twenty
viduals and estate*. Confidential trust the roof of the church, and I __
klJ- fare, two shilling, ’arf a crown. F*
am try-
rever fail to sh«»w themselves.
relatioai carried out faithfully.
tng to collect money sufficient to re­ me no more!”—London Telegraph.
years cashier of the First National
Interest at current rates on time de­ pair it Come, now. what will you
” My iKiew rear old hoy was l«dty
Bank, Portland, Oregon.
posits.
contribute?
Pat-Me services, eor.
conatipalMi, had » high fever and was
With a ttrlRf.
Mail liiiainesa given prompt attention Clergyman What do you mean, Pat?
in
awful condition. I gave him two
"Do you trust your busbend f*
Fire and l urglar proof safely deposit Ton are no carpenter. Pat-No, but
J ews
Foley’s Orimi 1 Axatlrs and the
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
f>>xea just installed for convenience of If R rains next 8unday Oi’ll sit over pllcltlyr
next morning th« ft.er wm gone and
"What a question! Why, of court* 1
customers at reasonable rental.
w.« entirely »*11 Foley's tirino lax*
the hole.—Pearson's.
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
do— to a certain extent.”—Tlevelaai
Uta saved hie lifa." A Wolkn.fi. Casi
Leader.
•mt, W»-l L. Lamar. Tillsniivk,
How poor are they that have no pa
Hawk A Muter, Bay City.
x-SS<
Hence
What wound did ever heal ! It la beat to profit by the nadnaaa W
sAMdrewr m / v , mmw . >• ui . im
hot by degrees?—Shaxespeare.
other» -Pliny.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
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