Tillamook headlight., September 30, 1909, Image 3

T illamook
Sheriff» Sale.
««mit Court of the State of Oregon
couutv of Tillamook.
‘ ¿°Braot. exe. Û-1
* J th. I»»1 M,1‘
•L Irak'
s»*“'
dl-
plaintiff
_„,oherMills “,ld
Order, Judgment and
I*1 ffi. Mill.
Wr,ght 1 Decree*
’Jinniel Wnghi
Clare,a. J
of said bank nn<>
.
to theevtent <>1 >_ ^^",7 S.«m«ntUa Mills
costs,
and
thru
th..
Jefcml.ut ph ,"..Viu “' xm . ' 1,“.-“ interest
" ««'■•;» and o
"fter frumthc
» '* paid ttre“
onleretl.
CUfc °» the salts hereby
that thc niorti/ji«.,.M ¿t.
!'.':ld.,‘iy‘1lv plaiuliff. by t’b? di? Xîfcrrnl ,o>
Daniel, by tl»-<klenddiii
A C
l-.Ha Jonc?» and b, the «iêfHn i reuce J”»e« and
County Bank „„,1 SanmUthl“ m ", i " a , n ’ , k
guardian ( lav DarUi
tha M,lla »«d her
mortMage “«euted\ v'VcLnd"'1 “'T“1
Aviklil ami wile. c.nerinJ
and 6 of Section ’14. r
L 2, 3 4
Runge 10 We." ,,; \ dbM n’h"' 1 South
»•’’
of
record at page ,-lly
L‘"“«‘e Mcndi.
—. .«ian. of
Mortgage; ,”f Tin,,” A'"' " Swords
:........ ... of
I«r. and the .nun- are herel.v J"01-*- Dr.-gon,
th. defendant», and c"h ’./Th“ °T‘‘ “n<1
they are hereby forever 1.1 th5m ’*• ttn,l
closed of al! right titk- L! arre<1 an'1 fort-
or to the ¡uZ; '-o >e„d Uih,"r' £r
portion thereof, save 2,1
or
ol redemption ax provide I h. F1 thc,r '■'K*1*
purchaser» ol »aid l„n,u r i"v ■ lhat the
ordered be pul into
.th*',Ufc t*"«by
thereof, and that the cro"I .d2lT
détendant A. R Ganirloff Tni"lp “l?t* of tbc
Bank. Samantha Mill,!’’ .1 la'"'’,,k County
Liny Daniel be and the same -me hgu?r',,1“n
mimed so lar a» thev a»k 1 r .‘i ?rreb-'' d”-
ol that mortgage reeônl arthc '»reclosure
Hook ■ R o|Sthe r7eooU
P“st 51 u
Tillamook Coimtv <o .
*
df
the condition precedent for th .alul's1a'<' and
.aid mortgage by the dï&li f°™'lu»“re of
Mill., not having I,.an
’
S1,"'-<ntha
mortgage ». T.t
! complied with, .»id
same hereby is declared'to ¡«’'liiu' “l"'1 ’’’i'
mil'rK”’
"on1,'
«.‘uult Couno
ÏÏÏ,. corpora .......
¡“¿(ianxlotr. and
4.C.j,J^bjant,. J
G ivb «,—That in pur-
¡¡otic» *■ . rec ,,f toreclosure and order
-ndered in the Circuit Court of the
l»*jo™Juniorlln County of Tillamook.
E,15tkd»f«f MaV l9,'a
“hove
■*» .»ii and of an execution issued out
’./»urt in »“id »«it0" the 11th day
dumber, 1909 and to me directed. 1
D'l’i:“ for .ale and »ell ». the law
*
-t the Court House door of said
in the Ci tv of Tillamook, State of
ÊS' on Frida’v. tne 29th day of Octo-
■Shi st the hour of ten o'clock a.in..
111 i nrouertv described in said decree and
égale s«folh»«s. to-wit :
fwj ûD the findings of fact and conclu-
law heretofore made and entered
I* it is by the Court ordered, adjudged
uarmed that the plaintiff have and rc-
* iandtrom the ilefendants Samantha
Kind Christopher Mil s. her husband,
üffiofSllHfO I'»1 together with interest
at the rate ol s per cent per annum
L the 4th dav of January, 1907, for
fftirther sum of $150.00 as attorney’s
tsnd hi« cost and disbursements, taxed beI1J30,I'i90J."h,nl<,°k CitT’
’nr the defendant A. (’. Daniel have; anti
•er of and from the defemlants,Samantha
K and Christopher Mills, the sum of
K’S together with interest thereon at
Kte’ofS per cent per annum from the
fadsv of April, 1907, the further sum of
Ew as attorney 's tees, and his costs and
Eursements, taxed at $8.35.
jyt the defend ant >. Clarence Jones and
i lones have ami recover of and from
Eutha Mills and i hristopher Mills, her
Zand the sum of $ 1 200 OO, together with
Kg thereon at the rate of 7 percent per
Zim from the 4ili day of January, 1907,
of >100.00 as attorney's fees, and
Sr costs and disbursement«, taxed at
Rut the defend ant A. R. Gangloff have and
Lftrofand from the defendants, J. Lyle
Edit and Annie 1. Wright, his wife, the sum
KtXI.OO,together with interest thereon at
hriteot7per cent per annum from the
te day of January. 1907, the sum of
Ed.OO as an attorney's fee, aad his costs
Gdiiburseiuents, taxed at $8.35.
Iflat the defendant Samantha Millsand
Lraardian, ('lay Daniel, and thc Tillamook
SutTBank have and recover of and from
fcdffcndaiits. J Lyle Wright and Annie I.
|rtt, the sum of $6.soo 00. together with
Ent thereon at the rate of 7 percent per
Enfrom January 4 th, 1907, the sum of
Koo as an attorney's fee herein, and their
Kand disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
Htejudgiiitnts of the said defendantsand
■At defendant, A. R. Gangloff be binding
Kmid defendant J. Lvle Wright and
Eel. Wright only to the extent of the pro-
Crtalired, or to be realized from the sale
feproperty herein described, for the pur-
!» price of which property the notes and
Kpges hereinbefore mentioned were
EIGahcti, Ha»enbach,,i
Anton BrwkhcuBer'
Josct Wcstenbvrgcr
Anna Maun. J5^ 1
Manu.
Elisabrtha
Mark a„d lld.rkh
Tllliunook.
Plaintiff«,
i Btikabetha We»Unbcr.
uT’ . ,Johan“ Jowf
and |
I Mreckbnmer
Georg Leisscr,
t
defendants. |
si ¿ii,ha "’'«enberger Johann Josef
Brcikhemwr and Gr
'Sorg Lcisacr, de ___
feu-
□ ants .
_
Voi are‘'‘h..? K°.f ,be Su,tc of Oregon :
answer the conna0ii7nauS ,O ?pp,Br and
the above enUited . . 4“«“bi.t you in
diiv af th-
«mt on or bet orc the last
the public«tion^ftli?^”^
the order ,or
or before the
d
s“™non., to wit on
•aid day be'nK
H'O». the
I
in tkecomoHbr ii. or-?1i :'lkf d«n>aud«I
mimng u e r Ji, °
“ d««> deter-
■’^nd-tX^d
C.m“ t" »1
Prrii ““u“tcd *” Tillamook
East Viir're uif Oregon, described as the
¡Sw l , ,.r L
"£ tbe Southwest quarter
IE 14* of tireltN’,'},,hVe 111
,he B“st half
S-'Ptem-
a
’* cr HNSHAW.
■ llenft ofTdlnmook County, Oregon
Summons.
In I ne Circuit Court of the state of Oregon
t°r I illamook County.
Francis G. Halley
1
y
Plaintift, |
vs.
j.
Charles A. Bailey.
Defendant. J
T° fendant’- * Baik5'’ the above uamed de­
In the name of the State of Oregon—You
are hereby required to appear and answer
inriH’TP a nt filr.d H»ain9t you in the above
da'v1 rf u"u,rt,“nd
<>n or before the 7th
day ot October, 1909, uad if you fail to
answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the court for thc relief preyed lor in
her complaint herein, to-wit :
Ihat the bonds of matrimony existing
between plaintiff and defendant be’dissolved
that she have the care, control and custody
°i
mJnor children named in said eorn-
P,.n5 L
defendant be required to pay
plaintifl the sum of $8 per month since the
month of December. 1903. and so long as
she remains unmarried, and the further sum
otfo per month for the support of each of
said minor children from the month of Dec.,
1903, until they shall have reached the age
ct majority, and for such other and further
relief as to the court may seem equitable.
This summons is served upon vou by pub­
lication in the Tillamook Headlight by order
of the Hon. Win Gallowav, Judge of the
above named court, dated the 14th day ot
August, 1909. The first publication to be
on the 19th day of August, 1909.
A. W. S everance ,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I
1
Offer’ Nr 2
of Reviews and The >
6|1
Ing »3
"
** "*„n,/„ ’ideal Homes «nd
Offer No
be
for ,»2
'
The Pacific Monlbri '
,.,ur order sc
Oder by number and
,nr q,,
eoApanie.1 U,p2^’ic"*uitl>ly. 1’ortl.ml
amount to The i s"“1
_____ ,
Oregon.______ “
.. "
aESn.erXnt "I
Edgar N Ba'I’- ♦
••About t*°
Kohin-onvillpJ^.
,K.k .nd
war« «K<> I
j jf | did n<*
noughed »11 '•«,.0.« ]
have c«»n«uo’pt' «•.
.
Houev »n<*
wmmenewi
.-id I
,f 'ke defendant Till,
b,„ gaiMri
tn ?hanrI ‘>f thc defendant I'fif.find
«11 dm* »o
®
of $2.«OO.(M) now entirely * 1
Dr;\5 a°d disbursements twentv ••ight p»«’"
, . ffonev »n<*
^^^ta«t of J - r ’ 1 the payment of
■E> <* thé”
'
•’•nicloff: that
utiw .
' ' l int Gangb»fft>e
«cti >¿1 it the judgments & Miller, Ba? < '»J-
Summons.
tu th. Cdcffit C,.„7l ofstatc O| Ort<oo
“ertheniwn;-,rstho'fPtenti'r’ ‘“i* d*-f'“d“n«
Efi the property described in the com­
mand the various cross-complaints
b excepting, however, the property
Older of Citation
fcialp. IS., R. 10 W.,bc sold and the
E mi thereof applied to the satisfaction In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Knrious judgments herein as follows,
for Tillamook County.
State of Oregon,
J- Order of Citation.
iiht there be sold for the purpose of satis-
Plaintiff,
bthe judgments herein recovered by the
vs.
Ktifland by the defendant A. C. Daniel, j . c. Gove,
■following described property, situate in
Defendant.
fcookCounty, Oregon, to-wit :
Based upon the application of the p'ai itiff
■kMorth East quarter (^) oftheSouth- herein, and it appearing to the Court that
■I quarter
of »Section thirty (30), MALCOLM
WYSTROM died
intestate,
biihipthree (3) South of Range nine (9) without heirs, on or about the 25th day of
■R of Willamette Meridian (excepting a June, 1907, at Tillamook (’¡tv, in Tillamook
b of land nine rods square, heretofore County, Oregon, that said deceased at the
■i to the United Brethren Church, at time of his death was a resident of, and left
btr,Oregon ; also all that part of tlie real property in Tillamook County, Oregon,
■tttast quarter (>4j of the Southeast described as follows, to-wit :
■flection thirty (3(D in Township three
A strip of land 50 feet wide off of thc North
■faith of Range nine (9) West of Wil- end of and extending across from east to
b Meridian which lies on the North west of thc following described tract of
■«ftheNestucca River, and a tract of land lands, to-wit : Beginning at a point 16 rods
■ûog eight (8) acres, more or less, on and 20 links North and 334 feet East of the
K*th aide of the Nestucca River, coni- Southwest corner of that tract of land
■ m IOOfeet below the mouth of Beaver deeded by G. W. Blackwell to H. M. Bush,
” said Section thirty (30), and situate in Tillamook County. State of
■jithence South across said Nestucca Oregon, and thence running North to a
B"tothc Section line , thence East to the point 514 feet north of the south line of the
jNst corner of said Section thirty (30) ; said Blackwell's Homestead Claim ; thence
■It North across said river, containing 28 West to the line of the County road ; thence
K,,ore or less 'excepting the rights South along said county road to a point 16
granted to Beaver. Oregon, rods and 2<> links north of the south line of
■» District in the tract of land now used said Blackwell's land claim ; thence East to
■»district for school purposes, and ex- the place of beginning.
That the estate of the said Malcolm Wys-
■( about ten acres of said Southeast
g*.”*1* Southeast quarter of Section trom. deceased, hns been duly administered
described in a mortgage made by upon and that the real property has not
■”P°7. a°d Samantha Mills, dated been disposed of during the administeratlon
■< 27th, 1993, and recorded in Book of said estate ; that there are no liens or
■tMtt 159 thereof, Records of Mort- incumbrances existing against the same,
CouHtyj. Also the Southwest and that one J. C. Gove is now in the posses­
■. . the Southwest quarter of Section sion thereof and claim some interest in the
Ev'?nW ^29)' in 'township three (3) said real property.
Now, therefore, any and all persons inter
■•«Range nine (.9) West of the Willam-
■r"”?° containing 40 acres more or ested in the estate of the said Malcolm Wys-
■«opting the tract of lartd nine rods trom, deceased, or the above described real
■juretofore deeded to the Free Metho- property, are hereby required to appear in
this Court on or before the 9th day ot
■vwrc° at Beaver, Oregon).
■R is also excepted here from the land November, 1909, and then and there show
■NMtbetown of Beaver as shown by cause, if anv thev have, why the said lands |
■«dedication dated April 11th, 1903, should not escheat to, ami the title thereof
I
t>r.l H.,„k "Z,”p««eB32. vest absolutely in the Btate of Oregon.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 20th day ”
»»011 illamook County, Oregon, and
blocHs 111 sa'd town.
September, 1909
~
.
GEO. II. BUR NETT, Judge.
E!SbeMoWior the purpose of «atis-
■«judgment ren.kred herein in favor
Cfa?!S.a?t1.Cla.rcncc .1‘•«<■•» ««d K1,a
Notice of Final Settlement.
K- n v °Mowing dcs.’ribcd property,
Kw... North East piarter of the
N oticb is H erkbv (J ivun
' •
■ 12 A V’nrterand Lm i of Section 31,
ha* filed •»’ ’
• ®
Krf>: of ®«ction 30. in Township 3 dcrsdgnetl
bounty,
Kfc *,a"gec9 Ucst an<1 the South East the State pf Oregon, for Tilianio
his final account as adtmustrator of the
«th 1 st <l««rtcr of Section
■\-m hS31?outh of Range 10 West Estate of DAVID RE ASON EK. <lcceas<d. a>
Meridian, and that if there be that said Court has fixed Monday \
1st. 1909 at the hour ot _
Kat tn ¡y*thc sa,e of saitl property her
as the time for the heanua
■toti°
tbe «aid judgment of said afternoon,
objections
to said final account and the
KL
'. th"e then bc so,d for
.
■tbrfniin°• at’sfying the deficiency, if settlement thereof.
J. S. D iehl , Admmstrator.
Bit’ auxT«* des<‘ribed real property,
A. W. Severance, Attorney for Admin-
Krftk.. ?art of the South East
■iTown.v 0 ’ ,;ast Tarter of Section 8tF?rstrpublication, September 16th, 19Q9.
■■n/u P/So’111’ ’’ «ange 9 West of
■¿Un- JJ,end,an.’ which is bounded on
Administrator’s Notice.
Creck• and on the South
■b(cï5!L«5,Vcr on t,1e West bv the
B^lnt1 diÎl'
Jos*Ph Bixby's pre- In the matter of the eitatei
KhY L a the stl , ri lot owned by the
of Rebecca J. Dean.
>
Kbîf^UgUBt 27th- lyo3’ ftnd on
Deceased. >
■kitten ■iï.ec°V’?ty l oad, being a tract
Eft?.?™ of ,an<1
Sundered
of the judgments
Ktofeodant a ,avor of the plaintiff and TilUni'oi.k County
■it broceerto A 5" J'aaiel. the remainder
rhTiXtifrÎ 1 ie sa,c of the ,and8
■«•action1 .J“ ’ 'oortKoge be applied to
Ktdcfendan?f a 1 lc ,U(1Kment recovered me properly venhed JL®
agt th£ office of
■«Iff.ifan,ntxA ,R Gangloff, and thc my residence at Bay City,
pitv Oregon,
■tat recover 5° ?
satisfaction of the W PT Ccjooer at Tillamook City, vrexuu,
RwsTmài‘Hlamook County
■katel
and her guardian,
■tadanu r-i the lodgments in favor of
°f
■*bl frnn,Hr.7’* ‘ J”,H * and Ella Jones
K*hùleoft» lhe Brr>ceeds of the pro-
■rth J?-.- c tcn ' ri" tract last des-
their itidreCC t" lan<ls to be sold to
■hiold to
then said ten acre
■tattrf»-'’ ,nv deficiency upon
monthly
nt'Xg" poiluy
■‘SyÆLi x/ Gangloff, the Tilla
.
w ahOUt irrigated
tbit .Ï a"'a,,tha Mills and her eated in dairying.
or
f-gover
Tnmentland
■■■to ill r ' c »’aid to the Tilla-
■.’Pon it. * ’2,n Ulc proceeds of said SESthly wWv^yo« full information. The
to»tUUt,g,”cnt the sum uf
■*t 3itf d er
interest thereon
wifi «nd <-"'f t’',en7 you «"
■’tocent
of A,‘«ust, 1907, at the
■liment ÎT an!uirn-and the excess
■j*nnenf s2" a,nount and the
^feha of
*nfl
Co9ts and dis- Read
following *pl<n''
,,nt. v. oman n
■ta Mill. K1,1 parties to the said Offer No. 1 -«rt'’''I'd""'nthl-T'
■Chy Daniel V *n ‘ tlir’»ugh her Guar-
»^TCwifi »" -t .« a .pretai
" H ' .'h' ''“‘d
■¡^^ Mill« tu ®ank and defendant
■h M/
her guardian, be
■ta*tLthat all of the
' 11 ' ril»ed in the mort-
Of
‘ 1 - of Book "R" of
■L**1 Mrt2Kiak? ’f T’dHtnook Co..
■^•Ttau J/1' describe»! as fol-
Qiart/r''1 1
Cst tfnarter of the
^■’tateith '‘H'1 thf North West
■u Ionh h?irWt x' garter of Sec tion
■v*tta iK»»!.''!. -,,c North ' ast
^KJtat qnartfrth
Quarter of tbe
quarter t o
’ion 30. and the
^K*tak>n
;* U1' s ,uth East quar-
■LWto J'»?,, 1
n"hip 3 South of
tow. n7 J
tr Meridian, also
^Kî*’e»ceDtin
vrr as hereinbefore
tn\ n Vovkin the town
•stMfv,„A
lnn be sold for the
deficiency then
headlight , sepiember
joUMeCredOforh thLWner*; ,httt “ ’'d' thereol bi
pnirol
tha't i»SO,t
‘■«■'titlon of the
1- ’
.lt ,ai<1 real propertv be sold
according to law „nd the proceed, be <11,
tributed according to law .!„,l according to
«-M
ana according to
the respective interests of the parties
parlies ’ as
found and determined by the Court and for
tor
SUCh other
Other and
fln,l further*
ft .-, l ‘ relief
_ >• .. a.
u ‘ b in ’ the
>‘,IU pre-
, or
•uch
,n>ses may seem meet and proper
This summons is published by order of the
Honorable Earl C. Bronaugh Judge pre-
thde’nfoVhtrf^Ib27Vntit,<d Court madron
e. 3??h dav, of Au«ust 1909. By said
nnhlLh J?*
that th'8 ’un>mons be
hC<lT thc Ti,,amO‘>k Headlight once
ea-Lh week for six consecutive weeks and the
21™
Pub,’cation thereof is
September 2, 1909, the date named in said
order for said first publication.
H. T. B otts ,
V bazie & V kazie .
_________________ Attorneys for Plaintifls.
Notice to Creditors.
N oticb is
H ereby GrvBx,—That the
unilenigned has been by tbeCountv Court of
Tillamook County,
County. Oregon, duly
dulv 'appoint^
annointed
I administrator of the estate ot RICHARD
j
BURTON, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are required to
to m
me.
duly verified as re-
re­
I present the
f same t°
£-' daly.
quired by law. at the office of H. T. Botts
I"
Attorncv-at-Law. in Tillamook Citv, Oregon
within six months from the date hereof
Dated August 12th. 1909.
T homas M. B iutok
Administrator Estate of Richard
C- Burton, deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement.
N otice is H kkebv divas.— That the un­
dersigned, administrator of the estate of T,
S JEWELL, deceased, has Hied In the
County Court of Tillamook County, state
of Oregon, his final account us such adminis­
trator of said estate, and that Tuesday, the
second day of November. A.D. 1909, at the
hour of Ten o'clock m the fore noon thereof,
has been fixed by said Court as the time for
hearing of objections to said report and the
settlement thereof.
J. C. BEWLEY,
Administrator of the estate of
T. S. lewell, deceased.
N otice
of
S chool I ndemnity S elec ­
tion
United Slates Land Office,
Portland.'.Oregon, Sept. 21. 1909.
N otice is H ereby given .—That the
Stale of Oregon, on September 31. 19<>9,
applied for the Sw >4 of Sw >4 of Section
11, T. 3 N, R. 9 W„ Willamette Meridian,
and tiled in this office a list of School
Indemnity Selections
lit which
it
selected said bind; and that said list is
open to the public for inspection.
Any and all persons claiming adver­
sely the alatve described land or anv
legal Huhdivision thereof, or claiming
the same under the mining laws, or
drsiring to show said land to he more
valuable for mineral than for agricul
tural purposes, cr to object to said
selection fur any legal reason, should
file their claims or their affidavit« of
protest or contest in this office.
A lgernon S. D bks S er ,
Register.
G eo . W. B i bee
Receiver.
I hereby designate the Tillamook
a
newspaper
published
at
Headlight.
I’i II amook, Oregon, a« the paper in
which the above notice is to be pub.
A lgernon S. P remer .
|.«h<-d.
Register.
30, 1909.
Outrage« of th« Talephon«.
Tbfii itie ieippiuiue bns Idesseti many
a .nan. saved inauy lives and helped
p 'e up fortunes is true, but bus it not
cursed some women, ruined more lives
and hastened domestic misfortune?
it has. Has it not liecome tbe favorite
pastime ut the women with nothing
to dor ii has. Hoes it not accelerate
gossip and aid tbe tiirt and tbe way­
ward constantly? It due«. Self in­
dulgent women waste their bus bauds’
money by orderiug food over tbe too
handy telephone rather than bother to
dress for the street, thereby losing
both their wholesome morning exer­
cise aud their chance thriftily-to se­
cure tbe best there is for the price nt
market or at stores from which tbe
family larder Is supplied
The time
wustvd by women iu foolish phoning
can never l>e offset by time galin'd by
forehanded men hi business, for wbnt
shall it protit a tuau if be gain the
w hole world if bis “world” is lost
through folly?
Telephoning, from a habit, finally be­
comes a vice and a menace to tbe cour­
tesies. It has destroyed tbe fine art
of social correspondence.
It has
crowned Haste with Uourtety’s laurel,
— Minna Thomas Antrim iu Lippin­
cott's.
Old Names For Guns.
As flu' ii sv of art ¡.lory became more
common and th« advantages of port­
ability auj a greater rapidity of tire
were recognized guns, except among
ihe orientals, bet aine smaller, but of
lietter workmanship and construction.
Inventors began to try tbelr hands at
nil sorts of Improvements or attempts
at iinprovemeut. and in tbe euurse of
a hundred yeurs or so tbe uumber of
different pieces of cannon, large and
small, muzzle or breeebloadiug. was
simply legion.
There were t-uunou.
caution royal and demi-cntiuou. three or
four classes uf eulverins. bombards,
mortars, perriers, serpent lues, car-
tbouns. curtails, passevolants or zebra-
tanas. basilisks, orgues. sakers, min­
ions. mojaties. falcons aud falconets,
rohluets. fowlers, bases, slings, port-
pleces. murderers, drakes, uspics. dou­
ble dogs and lagtors. to say nothing of
ribadoquius. dying dragons aud par­
tridge mortars.—Gentleman's Maga­
zine.
A Cutting Retort.
Before dinner, ut ibe bouse of a rich
bunker iu Floreuce. Colonel (afterward
tbe Earl ofi Dundas hud said some
sharp things about tbe crudities of
Americans.
Not withstanding
this
rudeness it fell to his lot to take Mme.
Bonaparte iBetsy Patterson) In to ta­
ble.
He impertineully asked Mme.
Bonaparte If she bad read Basil Hall's
tmok on America, in which be pro-
uouuced all Americans vulgarians.
"Yes. Colonel Dundas,” sbe an­
swered. "but It did not surprise me in
Hie least, if my compatriots were de­
scended from tbe Italians or Spanish,
any display of low breeding might as­
tonish me; but. being the direct de­
scendanta of Englishmen, Il is uatural
enough that they should be vulgs-
ria us.”
Cursory.
“Eddie.” said tbe teacher, “can you
give h definition of cursory? Tbe word
Is generally used In connection with
public speaking.
For example, we
ofteu rend that somebody ’made a few
cursory remarks.’ Please write a sen­
tence containing the word cursory.’’
After a brief struggle Eddie evolved
this masterpiece:
"Yesterday my pa helped my ma to
hang pictures, aud when the ladaei
fell after pa bud climbed to the top
of It be bumped ills liead against tbe
corner of the dining room table aud
then made u few cursory remarks."—
Chicago Record Herald.
Why Druggists Recommend
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy
On Their Minds.
"I've got w’inetbing ou my mind that
Mr. Kr i
C. Hanrat. m. a prominent
druggist of t'orrsoK ulh. V h . mum . Tot I’ve «<>< to «.-I rM of." ««id <h« author,
the past six yemrs 1 luivc sold arid re< >m* burst lug iu mid selziug a iiad and
mended Chaiuberlnw *> Colic. Cholera pern it.
■ And when you have got ■ id of It
aud Diarrhoea Reme<!y.
it wat'»eat
remedy and one of the b.*«t pwtent iy..| usve received a check for It there
medicines on the market. I b«».<lie is s<>me<niug down in tbe milliner’s
some others for the same purp- ■ that window I bat I wuut to get on tny
pay me a larger profit, but tins remedy mind." s:i d ibe author's wife, picking
is so sure to effect a cure, and my cus­ up bls but, coal aud umbrella.— Ex­
tomer so certain to apprecite my re­
_______
commending it to him, that I give it the change.
preference.’’ For sale by Lamar s Drug
Desirable.
Store.
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A Indy Just arrived from Australia
w"y?
k
.
4 was recently negotiating wltb an agent
From a small beginning the sale and III London for 11 bouse In one of tbe
use of t hamherlain's Cough Remedy has newer districts of Keuslugton. Sbe
extended to all part» <’» ‘t,e U,"“'d
Slates and lo many foreign countries asked II it was a nice neighborhood.
"It is thoroughly desirable, madam,”
Why ? Because it haa proved especial y
valuable for coughs and ool<1». for »ale replied tbe house agent. "They are,
without exception, soup aud fish fam-
by Laiuar'e Drug Store
ilics.”
On one point «t leant the entire
Ths Amateur Laundress.
country win agreement with Mr. Taft.
"If 1 were you." be said as they
In Chicago, an in B<*ton two day,
starred out Io dinner. "I'd get me an­
earlier, the preeelent referred lo the
ol her wiisberwomnu. That waist of
signs of approaching prosperity which
W bat's
yours is very badly Ironed
were in sigl't- And everybody. Demo­
(lie matter?” for suddenly be saw a
crats and Republicans, Westerland tear In tbe eye of the impecunious girl,
Easterners concur tn this view. Secre
"I li ned It myself." said sbe.
tary of Agriculture Wils.»’, »•» >•»" just
gone to Ws-hmgton after a five week«
A Modest Request.
Hoeband of Gifted Writer-la your
tour of the West, a.y »the crop «tuatioi.
was never better than it u now. He novel nearly done?
Gifted Writer-Yes, my dear, but my
: cot.nt.eed that
he »».W
hero must die. you know.
in.rll, in tbe value of f“"’
• Well, after he’s dead, will you sew
«ill he left f"t
,n
. J“'
tbi» button on for me?”—Fliegende
i, „.«rvelou«
''
exclaim. Allred Ren- Blatter.
tnsrveliHi’.
(he managing director of the
zon,
ihf
banking
Ths Losson.
Jr-dit Lyonnsme.
Sunday School Teacher—Wbat do we
Franc*. when he viniuni
lUS ’«^
oo "I
■
inMtitut
i" *—
mill, of I'* Unit«!
M"'1 learn from tbe story of tbe man who
the f...—
Pittsbunc I wo days was (old to lake up bls bed and walk?
Small Sammle—We learn that they
I H>k at th* business
ago tod timk a
bad folding beds In aocieat times —
,he .ubiiH.
«•» Chicago News.
y,r¿
'¿..«a we would
”
The
read about in » f“"’
an era of
Mad« Him Sick.
’■What's tbe matter? Yon look aw­
^¿'TthT ^»’•t’ry'h« Ven »long to fully white. SeasickT'
.tech the c.u
Hllgt,t(t. prw
-N hw . There's a girl down below
,hi« time,
.
j x,«thwret.ro.
reading s lore letter stood to another
» ->* oxer tb.
jlrl ' -L'let eland Plain Dea.ec
tE-tandWre*.
Gibbon’s Gr.st History al Romo.
The Sailor's Hands.
Although the Idea was eoiwelved
A visitor wliu prides biinaelf on bls
t now ledge of nauihal affa ini was wbeu Gibbon was twenty-seven, be
.-haling with a friend outside the Flat- was tblrty-uue before be set liliiiaelt
Iron building
“See tbai mau CUI11- seriously at work to study bis mate­
lug?” be naked
“Uau you tell wbat rial. At thirty-six he begau tbe com­
position, aud be was tblrty-ulue when,
be is by tbe way be walks?”
“Why. uo.” replied (he New Yorker Iu February, 1770, tbe first quarto vol­
ume was published. Tbe history bad
who was with biin
“He’s a sailor man of some sort an Immediate success. "My book." be
Look at bis bands. No landsman ever wrote, "was on every tsble; tbe his­
walked that way.
A sailor always torian was crowned by tbe taste or
walk« wltb the palms of his bn nds fashion of tbe day." Tbe first ealtion
turned behind him and the backs was exhausted in a few days, a second
turned forward tile way be Js walk- was printed 1776. and next year a
Ing. Look at that landsman oPet there third. Tbe second and third volume»,
He swings bis arms w|i b the palms which ended tbe history of tbe west­
of (be hands (urued toward bis body ern empire, were publisbed In 1781.
and tbe backs out. You can a:ways aud seven years later the three vol­
deUM't a m:.n who is accustomed lo the umes devoted to the eastern empire
I
saw tbe light. Tbe last sentence of
sea ilia I way.”
• AV bat's ine explanation?” iuquired tbe work, written In tbe summer bouse
at Lausanne, is: “It was among tbe
the other.
ruins of tbe capitol tbat 1 first con­
“\\ by. I here Isn’t any that I know
It iiui.x In* Ixs-ause Ibe sailor gels Ibe ceived tbe idea of a work wblcb has
habit ol iauancing tiiuiseit in rough I amused and exercised nearly twenty
weather by the use of his arms, lini I years of my life. Ht»d which, however
don’t itelleve that’s the reason
It’s Inadequate to my owu wishes, I fiually
Just one of those things you can't deliver to tbe curiosity aud candor ot
tbe public.’’—Scrlbner’B Magazine.
account for. New York i'ress.
—
I
Useful Diversions.
The Spinning Machine of a Spider. I
There Is an affection iu every em­
Tbe spinning ma<*hiiic Is situated a ti­
ller tbe binder part of the spider's ployment. and It gives the spirit ener­
body. It takes Hie form of a «tight de­ gy aud keeps tbe mind Intent upon Its
pression. which a i lose ill-pei llull work or study. This, If it be not re­
shows tu consist of six small Im.lies re­ laxed, becomes dull, and its earnest­
sembling lubes. Four of these contain ! ness flags—as salt that has lost its
savor, so tbat It has uo pungency or
an Immense number of minute open
mgs. as many as a thousand cati lie relish; or as a bended bow, which, un­
eoutile.l In cm b. mid ll'om every one less It be unbent, loses the power tbat
if these openings a viscous fluid Is­ it derives from Its elasticity. Just so
sues. w lih-li hard* us ou exposure to the mind, kept from day to day in tbe
the atmosphere.
The whole -i.ikk' same Ideas, without variety. So tbe
llireads are united Into one line, w ill- b eyes, when they look only at one ob­
IS sometimes so tille tll.lt 4'HHJOOO ject or continually upon one color.
For, to look continually at a thing
twisted tocettier would uot have u
couibiued diameter gieater than that which Is black, or continually at red
of iiu ordinary hair from the human or at white, destroys tbe sight Thus
head, it is impossible to eoueeive tlie If one looks continually at tbe snow
excessive slenderness of one of the the sight Is destroyed, but It Is en­
4.olio threads which compose such a livened If be looks tn succession or at
line
Tbe tuire statement that each the same time upon many colors.
one bus a tbi'-kness only one sixteen Every form delights by its varieties—
thousand millionth of Hint ol a human as a garland of roses of different colors
hair does not In any way convey the arranged iu beautiful order. Hence it
Impression of Its wonderful fineness. is tbat the ralntiow Is more charming
The mind can uo more grasp the than the light Itself.—Emanuel Swe­
meaning of such figures tlmn it can denborg.
understand the Immense distance uf
The King of Rome.
which astronomers talk so glibly.
To teacb bls son obedience to nurs-
ery rules N’apoleou gave strict orders
Kelvin as Damocles.
A characteristic always of Lord K p I- tbat be never be admitted to bis apart­
vln was bis absolute faith In figures, ments if be cauie tbltber alone. One
morning tbe little king of Itome came
and tills ruling passion ouce led to bis
trottftig along tbe corridor and, look­
experiment as a Damocles. When be
mice solved a problem In mathematics, ing up at tbe tall officer on guard. Im­
he was willing to stake upon its cor­ periously ordered: "O(>eu tbe door for
rectness not only Ills reputation, lint. If me. 1 want to see papa.”
The officer, true to bis Instructions,
necessary, his life. Taking an lui
meuse heavy camion ball, he calculat­ answered gently, but firmly, "Sire. I
your tuaj-
ed with the utmost accuracy tile size cauuot open tbe door to
of tbe smallest wire which would bear esty."
"Why not?" demanded
the weight of the load of Iron. He
then procured a length of wire of Just autocrat. "I am tbe little
At tbe gentle reminder,
the requisite strength and to prove the
truth of his figuring had the cannon majesty Is all alone,” tbe golden hatr­
ed cherub seemed somewhat uon-
ball suspended over Ills lecturing pint
form at the very spot where it would plused. but. his governess appearing a
lie most likely to strike mid crush him moment later, be seized her hand and,
should the wire give way. aud It ro- thus protected, stamped bls tiny foot
and cried: "Open tbe door! Tbe king
uiaiued there for weeks.
wishes It!"
This time, all being lo order, the tall
“The Last Ditch."
officer fluug tbe door wide open,
I
to
plven
A dlpnlflod origin can be
emuly announcing, "The king
I
tbe expression "To die In t lie III«'
Rome.”
ditch." On the death of He Witt the I
i
Prince of Orange was made head of
Th. Et.rnal F.minin.,
the Hutch republic. Despite tils youth
It would aeetn tbat tbe alx-year-old
tie dlsplnied tbe couruge arid tenacity
daughter of a Washington official Is at
of his race. "Ho you not see your
time» buraised wltb doubts touctUng
country Is lost?” asked the Huke of
bls own future conduct ot life.
Buckingham. wboUind been sent lo ne­
“Father,” said she, “I'd like to bav.
gotiate at The Hague, "lhere Is a
your advice about aometblng."
sure way never to see It lost." replied
"Well, daughter," answered tbe fa­
William, "and that is lo die In III-
ther. with tbe solemn air uud speech
last ditch."
be affects at such times, "upon Wbat
point am I to be taken Into your con­
He Got Married.
Our cook, said tbe family man. bud fidence? Whatever It may be, I prom­
a bean who ialini on her often, but ise tbat I shall give it my earnest con­
finally Ills visits ceased. 1 asked ber sideration."
"It's this." said tbe child. "When I
one day what bad lineóme uf her fur-
mer nutritive beau, aud she said he get through school, wbat would you
advise me to do while I’m waiting to
bad got marrieu.
get married?"—St. Louis Republic.
"Sltjce tie got marrieu. »..ii
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|
"he don't route around any more."
•*«■- A-rnllcabl«.
"Married:” »»Id I. surprised. "Why.
Angry Parent-Anou. , thousand?
I thought be would marry you!”
"So be did." said tue cook.-Brown­ Not another penny. Fm tired or yu...
extravagance, young man. It will do
ing’s M uga zine.
you no good to bang around here, for
my mind 1» made up and Pin a man of
Always Picking.
An amusing story Is told of the an­ Iron. You made your mistake by not
realizing tbe truth of tbe "take car« of
swer given by a Ixmdon waif to a Will­
tbe peonie»" proverb.
ration Army captain. Tbe zealous offi
8|>endtbrlft Bon-No. air. 1 made tny
cer bad asked tbe boy wtiat work lie
did to provide blm with f<sst. etc., and mistake by believing tbe proverb about
tbe reply was. "I pick strawberries In striking when tbe Iron la hot—Bohe­
mian Magazine.
tbe summer. 1 pick bops In tbe an
I
tumn. 1 pick pockets In tbe winter, and
Dr.
Johnson
on
Good
Breeding.
oakum for tbe rest of tbe year."
When Boswell suggested to Johnson
that "General PsolL" whom they bad
Stumped.
“Why. F ikn . you
here don’t Just left, "bad the loftiest port of any
know Anything ntout fruit
Out In man be bad ever seen,” Johnson ds-
Oregon we raise apple« a« big at your nled that military men were always
tbe best bred tnen. "Perfect good
head.”
“Ito you ral«e peaches as big aa I breeding,' be said, "consists In baring
no particular mark of any profession,
am, Un'le Phil?”
but a general elegance of manners,
“Why—er-ah!’’-Chicago Tribune.
whereas In a military man you non
commonly distinguish tbs brand of
Progress Impeded.
First Member-klrs. He Kireak didn't soldier ”
have her way nt I lie dress reform meet­
ing Ibis afternoon, did she? Hecond
Member—No; her gown fitted ber so
tightly that sbe couldn't make a mo-
tlooe- ruck.
Egotistical.
Rlobbe—What an egotistical fellow
Ts Iks lot Is! When you are wltb blm
I he expects you to tie all ears. Slobtie—
Tea; and you find blm to lie all "Is"
— Philadelphia Record.
Jodgment.
Never Jiwlre a town by tbe she of
the tyfie with which Its name la print­
ed on the map of a railroad tbatdoeao't
pare through It.—Chicago Record Her­
ald
A*bt yowraelf sod heneen will as­
sist jroue-Lsi.u Pro*erb,
Ths Wreck.
Fortune Teller—I can read that there
Is to be a wreck In your borne, and It
will lie caused by a blond woman.
Patron—Ob. that has already occurred.
Our new Hwedlsb maid let tbe dumb
waiter fall aud broke all tbe dukes. —
Baltimore American
What Brought Him ts Grief.
Writing to a eon wbo was In troubla
In Texas, tbe old man said, "You must
take courage. Bill!”
To wbtcb Bill replied: "1 took cour­
age and ever’thing else In eight.
That's why I'm In Jail!”—Atlanta Con­
stitution.
"He that has more knowledge than
Judgment la made for another man's
ns« more than bls own.”
w