Tillamook headlight., July 07, 1910, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 7, 1910
KEPT ON PRAYING.
SHOWS IN LONDON
N otics 1» H ksbbv G1VKS.—That tbe un
dcr«i£iicd, «»CCULor ot the last wi 11| and
Th* Hous» Chaplain Responded 4* th* They Present a Serious Problem For testament of JACOB S ELLIOTT, deceased,
han flkril hit final account a* ««»ch in the
Future Generation».
Journal Clerk's Appeal.
office of the County Clerk ot Tillamook
Th* alt* of New York city was one* County. Oregon, and that the County Judvc
After a rather lengthy prayer by the
uppointeti Monday. July 11th. 191<>. at
ebuplHlu of the lionse of representa­ burled under hundreds, possibly tbou- has
the hour of IO o’clock a m., at the office ol
tive» a veteran nieiulier raid:
■muds, of feet of lea. Ample proof of the County Judge, in the Court House, in
County, Oregon a* the time and
“The clmpluln's prayer reminded in* I this is found In many places on Man- Tillamook
Siace for the hearing ot objections to such
nal account and the settlement thereof.
of tbe most amusing Im Idem I ever battan Island. tbe most tangible being
Dated thi» June 9th. 1910.
saw during my entire sen he In tile tbe "footprints" of glacier» Examine
CHAKLIiS ABRAHAM Bl.LIOTl.
Executor of the Last Will and
hmtse ot represeiitailrra. The Incident tbe surface of the rocks In Central or
testament of Jacob S.
occurred ninny years ago. »o I have Riverside |mrk and you will find nu­
Elliott, deceased.
merous (ss-ulisr marks.
forgotten the unmet« of tbe ni'torn.
H. T. B otts ,
These peculiar marks, called by ge­ Attorney tor Executor.
"One (lay tile Imirnul clerk ril“hed
Crowds That Gather to Secure
Seals In the Pit.
A LONG WAIT FOR TICKETS.
The Lins. Orderly and Well Drsssed,
Begins to Form as Early as 5 o'Clock
In ths Afternoon and In Case ol a
Popular Play Even Earlier.
?
Notice of Final Account.
FOOTPRINTS OF GLACIERS.
*
9))
A Paid Up Policy.
t
The man with a paid up policy has the Batis-
faction of knowing that premiums thereafter
will not pester him.
When you have ZACHMANN install your
Plumbing you can rest assured that your job is
paid up when finished, and does not like any
other jobs call for premiums in the shape of
ologists "striae." are the "footprints"
Notice to Creditors
of glaciers
They were produced by
tbe grinding of pebbles upon th* rock
N oticb is H kribv G ivbn .—That the
surface» under the glacier» as tbe lat­ undersigned has been by tlie County Court
In (be better London t heal ere It
of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
ter moved to the sea.
constant repairs.
co -I h 2 h . 6d to go Into tbe pit, which,
County, duly appointed executor of the last
(low long ago It was that glacier» will and testament of H. F. HOLDEN,
relatively »peaking. 1» a k <» h I hiiui to
pay. for a half dollar In New York
flowed over .Manhattan Island Is a deceased, and has qualified as* such. All
Remember our reputation where workman­
persons having claims against the estate of
matter of uncertainty. The period has said deceased are hevebv required to pre­
isn't niuvli better (linn a shilling lit
x?
ship
is considered ZACHMANN always gets
sent
the
same
|to
¡«aid
executor
duly
been variously estimated at from 5.<MJ0
London when it comes to purchasing
verified as requirrd by law, within six
to MMlOO year». The present trend months from the date hereof, at the office
value.
the job.
The pit crowd begins to atisetiilil« as
of opiulou 1» In favor of the smaller of the County Clerk, at the Court House, in
Tillamook City. Oregon.
early as 5 o'< l<» k lu tbe afternoon anil
estimate.
But. knowing as we do
Dated June 2nd. 19 I
J ohn C hester H oldbn .
in cnHe» of a great succe»s even earlier
that the site of New York city was gin
Exector.
than Hint. My Itrat experience a» a
elated at a time remote or compara­
H. T. B otts ,
Attorney
for
Executor.
pittite occurred In l.oiidou one snunuer
tively reeeill, the |s>rtentous question
uigbt two year» ago. when, after vulu
arises. Are the glaciers likely to de­
Summons.
efforts to buy. borrow, tieg or stent
scend on if again? No human means
stalls for a iHipulur piny, write» Adolph
could arrest their Irresistible advance.
Kluuber lu the Green Book. I flmilly
Palatial homes, towering skyscrapers. IN THE CIRCUT COUKT OF THE STATE
OF ORBGUN FUR TILLAMOOK COUNTY |
de« ided to see it from tbe pit. Wbeu I
East river bridges, nil tbe miigiiidt ent
Railway and Nav­
arrived nt the theater. h I hiu ! 5 o’clock
mouumeuts of human achievement, Pacific
igation Company,
one Hutlirday afternoon. I found there
Plaintiff
would be ground into atoms and swept
VB
sum already a long line of men and
Into tbe ocean.
Willie G. Du Bois and
boys mid women. Ibe foremost with
Striae, or "footprints" of glaciers, are { ohn E. Du Bois, her
fuce glued to tile pit dmir and the line
found from tbe highest nor: hern and lusband,
Defendants:
extending fur beyond the narrow pa a
southern latitudes to the equator Was
To Willie G. Du Bois aud John *E. Du
sagewny to the street In front of the
Bois,
¡Defendants
: In the name ’ of the
tbe entire surface of the earth at one
Etate of Oregon: You are hereby required
theater Now. with every desire In the
time covered with Ice? Some geolo­ to appear and answer the complaint
world to semi luv New York constit­
gists have taken that view, but tbe filed against you in the above entitled
cause, on or before August 2U, 1910, and ii
uency some news of this great reigu-
evidence does not warrant It
you fail so to appear and answer, plaintiff
Ing HUceeas and uot without some cu­
That the earth has changed Its axis will apply to the court for file relic! prayed
for in tlie complaint, to wit, for judgment
riosity bf my own I whh still fur from
from time to time and Is still ( hanging for the appropriation to plantiff’s use of
willing to cool my heels for the best
It Is a fact well knowo to astronomers. the following described real property situate
in the County of Tillamook and State of
port of three hours uutll the doors
It Is conceivable, therefore, that in the Oregon.
should o|M>u
A strip of land one hundred feet in width,
course of ages, iiefore tbe earth's crust
being fifty feet on each side of and parallel
1 turned and found a newsboy at my
assumed Its preseut formation, tbe with the center line of Pacific Railway and
elbow
poles may once have lieen on tbe pres­ Navigation Company's railway, as survey
ed, staked out, located and adopted through
"I'll 'old your pine* for you. sir." he
ent equatorial line and the equatorial that part of Lot 3. Section^ 3, Township 2
repealed. "Whut lime 'll you he baekt'
North,
Range IO West. Willamette Maridian.
line where tbe pole* now stand. By
described as follows: Beginning at the
It was then tbnt I discovered for the
oscillation of tbe globe aud consequent meander corner oa the south bank of
first time this London Institution, tbe
Interchanging of |>oiar and equatorial Nehalem Bay. in the section line on the east
side of said section 3; thence south on said
pine* bolder nt tile door of the pit. one
lines every part of tbe earth's surface section line 347. 2 feet; thence
deg. 3uz
of tbe many ineiina by which one of
RAILROAD TRACKS.
must have lirau successively glaciated. W. a distance of 388 fret, the initial point of
this description: thence S. 55 deg. 30' W. a
tbe struggling unemployed or of the
Such a general lateral morement of distance of 426 4 feet; thence N 34 deg. 30'
poorly paid seeks to add n few shtl
If You Must Follow Them, Walk Out I tbe earth furulshes a reasonable ex­ W.t a distance of 421.1 feet to the south
bank of Nehalem Bay; thence easterly up
lings to tils men ger, frugal lucome
sid». Not Bstwaor Them.
planation of the glacial "footprints" ev­ s.iid Nehalem Bay, following the meander-
There wits no risk Involved. The boy
Two Ulin, on«1 yoiiiiK »»(J the uihfi erywhere fouud.
ings thereof to a point N. 34 deg. 30’ W. a
distance of 366.3 feet from the said initial
wns quick to note the foreigner.
grizzled with iiikliile ng*, were walk
Tbe uortb Is undoubtedly growlug point; thence 8. 34 deg. 3o' E. a distance of
"It'll he all rolgbt, sir.” lie Hald In Ing beside tlie riillroiid track In n H« ih
warmer. Some 500 years ago Alaska 366.3 feet from the said inital point, the
hla cheerful cockney way.
"Is the tou suburb ou their way to llu- iieure»' was stlll'covered with glacial Ice. Five said right of way herein described contain­
ing 1.03 acres more or less, said center line
Indy coming too? Me and me friend 'll station. The .lounger stepiH-d iH-nveei' hundred years from uow there wilt beingpnore
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersection of
ataud In Hue. aud nil you'll have to do tb* rails. "Better walk here." lie nd scarcely be a glacier to be found there
said center line with the east line of said
will be to change places with ua when vised. "It'» beiier walking’*
I except lu tbe highest mouutalus "The Section 3, said point being 14 feet south of Synopsis of the annual statement
of Tile Sovereign Fire Assurance
you come arouud tonight.
Only a
"No.” replli'd I lie older limn. "I nevei next generation will And few of them the meander corner on tlie south bank of
Nehalem Bay in said section line; theHee
Co., of Canada, on the 31st day of 0
shillin' apiece. It s. worth It. air. uot walk on the railroad tpiek" "Bu
with their fronts still lu tbe sea.” says southwesterly on a curve to the right,
December. 1909, made to the In­
a radius ol 6875. 5 teet the tangent
Io have to wait.”
we're fin ing the dlrei ilop from whirl Henry Guunett
lu
Delleubaiigb's having
to said curve at said point being 8. 57 deg.
surance Commissioner of the
At 7 o'clock we were back In the trains come." |H>r«i»ied the other. "It*» "North America of Yesterday." The 31' W. a distance of 384 feet; thence south­
State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
When you want a quick cure without
narrow court, but long before I lind safe.'*
"My son." h «I«I tlie nilddh present trend on the earth's axis Is to westerly on | a curve to the right, having a
CAPITAL-
radius of 1910.U8 feet, a distance of 196
any loaa ol time, and one that is followed
bran able to dlsentnngle my lioy from aged tuau, "I whh a rnllrond englin-ei push the north pole farther north, But feet,
to the east line of the tract of land Amount of capital De- $
by no bad .eaulta, use
above described, being indentical with
the dozen or so others, all looking very for more than twenty yuar«. mid If
posited in the State of
tbe question Is. How long will this Ration
1219xo8 and the initial point of
much alike. Ilin cheerful tones greeted learned oue thing from the poor i-lm|>
Minnesota—Face value. 205,000.00
movement continue in tbe present di­ this description; thence southwesterly on a
INCOME.
tne with "'Ere you are. air. 'ere you I'v« seen picked up II whh not io wnu rection? It may continue until Green­ curve to the right, having a radius of 1910.
08 feet a distance of 183 teet; thence south­ Premiums received dur­
are. and you and the lady 'll get In llie ou a rnllrond irtiek when there I h i
land shall come again to have a tem­ westerly on a spiral to the right, a distance
ing the year in cash. .
150 feet thence 8. 74 deg. 20’ W. through
first row If you look sharp when you possibility of walking uuj where elm
perate climate, or It may be reversed of
and beyond the above described tract of Less Return Premiums
pass tbe door."
If tbe law stopiied all trulu.» riiuuui
land.
’
.
In tbe near future to bring tbe Ice back
and Re-Insurance.......
It never fails and is pleasant to take.
"Uee-riiHalem." I muttervd as we ou Bunday mid thin wn» Blindly
For an assessment of the damages of
to the destruction of great cltie». Thia the
It is equally valuable for children. It «•
defendants for such appropriation and Interest, dividends and
dropped Into the lnter»tlc*H left by wouldn't do it. It'a the fellow Him'' Is a problem for posterity. Tbe pres­ [or
rents received during
judgment for plantifi’s costs and dis­
famous for it» cures over a large part of
bursements.
th* departing boy*, "a good half hour sure he's taking all the tirw-miiion
the year ............................
11,156.35 the civilised world.
ent generation need not lose any sleep
This summons is published by order of the
[ that gets killed "
to wall—or more."
over It. But some future generation , Honorable George H. Burnett, Judge of the Income from other sour­
ces reeeived during
But. after all. I found tbe waiting
above entitled court, made July 2nd. 1910.
Here wan h man who knew h I hiu
may And Itself confronting a serious i The
time prescribe«! in
the’ said
order
tlie year.................... ...
4,418.38
far from tedious.
rnllrondH from Intliuat* «»iniM-tion will condition.—William E Simmons In New tor the publication of the said summons is six
from Home
Hawker» of fruit and chocolate para them HI h advice whh the mlvlee ot :
weeks The date of the first publication of Remitted
York World.
tbe summons is July 7th, 1910.
Office ............................... 205,283.96
ed along tbe line, finding ready buyer» man who knew
Every rallrond mm
S now and M c C amant .
among tbe waiting pa Iron» of the pit. of ex|M'rleui-e will nay tlie same as In
Attorneys for Plantiff.
Total income............... ! $372,746.50
What Oood la Father!
and erery few minutes some uew In Englaud lhe triu k» nre private pro:
DISBURSEMENTS.
Father bus always been tbe "goat'*
Summons.
vaudeville faker out of work would erty. aud iio I hh J. v I h allowed to wnl
Losses paid during the
It was always father who held tbe
come along to entertain tbe crowd upon them, ho iii-cldeutM lire rare lie.
.'car .................................. $ 39,403.90
family from tbe achievement of Its so­ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
with tumbling, dancing. Hinging or Iiul
Commissions and salaries
hardly n day piihhch that we do no
cial ambltlona.
It was father who k of ok egos for T illamook county
paid during the year..
tatlog* First a Juggler afipeared. and read of men killed while making .
41,297.87
Railway and Navi.
Has established a permaner!
made blunders that put tbe family to Facitc
Taxes, licenses and fees
gution Company,
when a Isihliy sent him spinning faster thoroughfnre of the ralln-ml right o
Agency in
sbatue. Father never would take to i
Plaintiff
paid
during
the
year
.
.
3,675.16
than I i I h plates and balls a cvn'ortlun
vs
way
Aud usually It h noted ths
T illamook COUNTY
tbe new fashioned Ideas.
He was
Amount of all other ex­
J. L Vosbur« and Jenny
1st took bls place, spread n ragged car they wer«' on th«» “safe" «ide of t|>
penditures......................
agnlust tbe domination by tbe younger • S. Vosburahi, wile. Maude
For their pianos. 25 year guarantee,
(let mat and begati to turn himself In
track. tMM-mne eon film'd liy the hi
C.
Van
llaten
and
George
$13,667.19
$107,129.20
and warranted to withstand any
generation, agalnat suffrage, against It. Van Water», her hus­
aide out while tbe newsboys and Htiop prosch of two trains mid ateiqn-d li
Underwriting expences,
climate.
women's dul». against tbe teaching band, George R. Voaburg
girls ffolug home from work shouted front of one or the other
etc.. Remitted to H.O. 120,796.39
May Vosburg. bi,
Composite Bell
Fell Metal Frame,
of French to tbe children—In a word, and
wile, E Fred Vosburg und
eiwauragement and appreciation
Fl
OceaHloually «ouiefhlnu 1» to lie gain a natural reactionary. It was but nat­ Ida
Three Strings, 7V» Octaves. Price,
Vosburg. his wife.
Total
expenditures.
..
$205.173.41
natfy tbe Isibtiy ordered hlui to "move ed lu dlHtauce by taking to the ml'
A. Vosburg and
$350.00. Piano on exhibition.
ural. therefore, that father should be­ Henry
ASSETS.
Edith Vosburg, hia wife.
on," but not until a generous slmwer road lustrad of the piyiilh'
I
MISS FLORENCE EVENS.
come generally known as a back num­
Defendants:
Value
of
stocks
and
bonds
of p*unl*H bad fallen ou the mat The Tbe num who feels that he
Agent
To George R Voaburg. Mav Vosburg. B.
ber. useful ouly In brlngiug home mon­
owned, Market value . . 347,408.87
next man to ap|ieur carried a valise this will be wise always to
Fred Vosburg. Ida Vosburg. ilarrv A. Vo«- Cash in banka and on
Gue Kunze House,
ey and writing check». — Washington bu g and lidith Vo.burg, Defendant»:
from which he produced wlga, crim
side the trin k mid never «
2nd Ave. F.
W. J. Garrett's
I' Pont
hand*.............. ..................
42.127.04
In the name of flic State of Oregon You
filed hair and »everal false mmea. Ills may not be <|iiite as g>»s| wslklnp. Im
Phone.
are heeeby esquired to appear and answer Premiums in course of
entortaluuietil consisted of luiltatlonH he Is not likely to suffer regrets In i
the complaint Illled against you In the above
collection and in trans­
East Indian Monksys.
entitled
cause,
on
or
before
August
20.
1910
of com|HJ»er». "farnoUH." be calk'd hospital.—Boston Traveler.
mission ............................
35,868.25
A naturalist who has traveled Io tb* »nd if you tail so to appear and answer,
them, but "Infamous" they really were
1,810.41
plaintiff will apply to the court for the Interest accrued...............
East indie» say»: "Th* effect oo tbe relief
prayed tor in the complaint, to wit for
II* was not encouraged, either, fur the
The Coffee Shrub.
monkey» of mao's appraranc* la moat Judgment for the appropriation to plaintiff's
Total admitted asset*
You awake with a mean, nasty
pit tin* knew good from hud and
o'the following described real propertr
As a rule, the coffee »limb tirsi flow
loterastlng. Th* expression of their use
in Oregon................... $427,214.57 taste in the mouth, which reminds
situate in the County of Tillamook and
wasn't to be parted from U h pennle» era lu Its third year and then lieai
emotions is certainly almost human as State of Oregoa:
LIABILITIES.
without proper value In return
you that your stomach is in a bad
A strip Ol lauu loo feet in width being so
only a »mall crop of fruit. Tue flfti they sit and stare at blm. coughing
feet on each side of and paer-llel with the Gross claims for losses
Tb* crowd wna genial, orderly, well year Is usually the time of the Nrst
condition. It should also remix!
unpaid,
loss,
re-insur­
and snarllug whh anger and contempt, center line of the Facillc Railway and Navi-
dressed, sad when tbe door» were conaklrralile .1 lehl In Java three g:iib
Company's railway as the same Is
ance .................................... $15,119.69 you that there is nothing so good
drawing track their bends and throw­ gation
surveyed, staked out. located and adopted
0|>*ii«d Anally I *xp*cted a headlong, »rings are made snuuully. eu I liti ll><
for a disordered stomach as
ing the band before th* fac* with a theough that part of Lot Three (3) Section Amount of unearned pre­
rush But there was uot the »lightest "early." the 'XhleF' mid the "altri
miums on. all outstand­
Three (3> Township Two <21 North Range
geatur* of abhorrence and other move­ Ten
7i ««i na Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
(10) West of the Willamette Meridian
ing risk ............................
suggestion of a scramble—a little ran crop," but only the second I« <»f irreiii
ri.ssi,« | Tablets.
u
ments Indicative of ahocked nod out­ dewcribert as follows:
geatlou naturally al the narrow eu
Beginning at tbe meander corner In the Accrued Taxes, $8UO.Ol>;
ImtHirtance The flower eiijiiv» lint i raged feellug» But predominant la the
Re
insurance
premi
­
Tk*y
build
«p
th*
system,
assist
aatur*
South
bank
of
the
Nehalem
Bay
In
the
Fast
trance, where a smiling, good uatured very ephemeral existence, ns the mt-
expression of absolute horror, which, Ila ot sant auction Chrec (3). thence South
ums, $17,498.21 ...............
18,298.21
wal condition», and are to
bobby remarked quite pleasantly:
tllng of tbe fruit generally tnbew place coming from those we consider our ( on said Section tine 347 2 feet, thence South
action that *M hardly rv.l-
| as deg. SO' » «st. a distance ot 247 5 feet to
“Now. then, go rany-Just the same within twenty-four hour», and the |»-t
Total liabilities, ex-
•till degraded cousin«, 1» to our supe­ the Southeast corner of the tract of land
• was taken. Chamberlain'.
aa you went Into church laat Bunday- ala wither ami fall off almost Inuoe- riority very aggravating"
| herein described, thence South S3 deg 30'
cept surplus ............ $166,298.98 TeMeteareeoM s.sry whsri. Price 25c.
West, a distance of 14U.5 feet; thence North
If you did go "
dlately. A cufftta estate In full flower
I 34 deg. SO' West, a distance of 366 feet to Total insurance in force
Then a abort passage up a flight of 1» a very beautiful sight. Imt Its glory
December 31, 1909 .... 10,561,513.00
the South bank of Nehalem Bay thence
A Healthful Cast urns.
Easterly up said South bank of Nehalem BUSINESS
narrow stairs, past a little cubbyhole Is very soon past - Westminster Gn
IN OREGON
FOR THE
When
tbe
Eraser
highlanders
landed
' Bay. following the merandenngs thereof to a
TEAR.
GU6HNING & pressing
where th* tk'keta are linuitad out sftra ■atle
I po»’
f«x ‘hr Northwest corner of the
In
North
America
In
1757.
It'was
pro­
tract of land dee-led by tbe Wheeler Lumber Total risks written during
you hav* duly deposited your two amt
posed
to
cliang*
tbe
dress
on
account
Company
to
Cora
B.
Wheeler;
thence
South
the
year
............................
$186,205.00
all. Into th* theater and ready for tb*
A Witty Suggestion.
** deg 30' Kass, a distance of 349.H feet Gross
premiums
te-
play
neatly done
At the time when T'haddeus Steven* of tbe cold winters snd bot "ummers. to the beginning said right of way herein
ceived during the year.
described containing 33 acres. Said center
3.914.28
was a represent stive in congress a Tbe officer, eucceoxfully opposed this line being more particularly described as Premiums returned dur­
and were ultlm.-itrlr Juatlfled by tbe follow«.*
member of the bouse who was noted
Nine P*«nts In Law.
ing the year....................
568.35
at the
Beginning at a point of interueetic n of
A thro* y*ar-ol«l was being mad* for bl» uncertain course on all qmra highlanders being the healthiest sol­ said
center line with tbe East line of said Total amount of risks
dier»
tn
the
army
In
tbe
campaign
In
Section Three (3> said point being is feet
ready for a bath, much to her dlarom- tlona ami who vvnfewsed tbai hr neve«
outstanding in Ore­
of the meander corner in said Sei thm
gon. December 31, 1909. _
_____
fort. as ah* h*arttly diallked soap amt Invaatlgated a |»>lnt under dlscuwlon Holland Io 1794 some regiments loot as South
161,455.00
line on the South bank of Sehalem Bay. and
many
aa
390
from
disease,
bot
tbo
The Sovereign Fire Assurance
being
tilentica
with Station I224XSH ot
water "Don't dlt water tn my »yen," without amllng himself neutral naked
Black Watch, which bad 300 recruit» saM l ompaaty s railway surrey numbers; Co., of Canada.
ah* aald. "and don't dlt eoap In my one day for brave of ahwenc*
tlsence Southwesterly on afeurve tothe right
By H. S. W ilson .
•oaa."
"Mr Rpeaker." sold fftpvra». “I 4> In Its rank*, had only twraty-tr* can- having a radius of «»73.53 feet lhe course <M
' the tangent to »aid curve being Sonth 57
2nd Vice President.
ualttas.
Including
th*
killed
In
battle.
Thinking to qutet k*r. bar mother not rise ♦<» object. Iiul to auggvst th,'
Into tfie house while the clliipl'ilii WH»
praying lie h»>k«*d through the draw­
er» of Ills desk In a li.-t.sty innmier mid
then hustled t<> the »Ide of tbe i Imp-
In lu.
“ 'Keep on |>r:iylna.' he urged enr
neatly. *W* emi t find »he Joiirmil
"Mr elmpbih* whh so »itiri eti Him tie
faltered In III» prtyer. tint ntfor n mo
Ibent be «eemed Io grasp tile s|ti|:ltii»ti
(Je Isiwetl bls liciid «(III loner hiu I
rile ll»1iul time
rantltii|e«l to pray
devoitsi to prayer In tire lamse Is nl»*iti
(I minute M -mbers la-g:n> to -luft Illi
enslly on lliell feel. Io h">k m i hell
watches, mid. Instead of bowing thelt
bends In reverence, they looked nt th«-
speaker pleadingly. Tlte nin-nker evl
denllv hud In-eii hiformed ol the (flttt
cutty, mid realizing Hint the lnislnra»
of the lioil«e could liot pris-ied without
the Journal, he wus willing the mem
hers should gel plenty of prn.ver Aft
er ten ntliiulra' solid praying the
preacher show ««I «Igns of getting nerv
on». He knew the nteutliers were get
ting restive, mid lie looked down to ou«
of tbe clerks.
“'Don't stop,' pli'iid 'd the clerk 'YVe
haven't found It yet.'
"Tli* preHclier did not stop until In-
bad lieen praying for fifteen minutes
at tbe end of wlik'h time the lour mil
clerk rushed Into the house lieurln:
the precious book under tils arm
"'Amen.' said the cbii|ilillii. with n I
slgli of relief, mid the »{lenker‘prompt
ly ordered the clerk to rend the Jour
nal of tbe |ir*eetilug day's liUHlnera."-
Waablngton Times
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liarrhoea
Chamberlain’G
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
The P. A. Starck
Piano Co.
A Morning Reminder.
TOGGERY I
aakL "Never mind. Dorothy: It's my
nos*, anyway ‘
"W*ll. I don't earw” replied Dorothy,
with feeling. ')>*• m* that'* using it"
-Itallnvator ’
th* bonornbl* m*nil>*r need not a k
tble fkvnr. for b* can easily pair «6
with blmaslf"
Fow Wits.
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Hlm-1 waacnnfUsnl for /bit. I con
f»««. but It twit OH Italy a *on>*at 1«
collect my wits H*r-Yra. It eouldn t
tak* aay longer than that Go oo."-
Ctaveland l eader
Meas uros His Maa.
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Ì c»a t aay Ir» never iota a He,"
"Hay th* rast of it."
"Bnt I o*« er tell a rasa a bigger Ito
than I think b*i| bettar*"-I’lltabarg
rest
Altar the Careuas
Ftrat Reveler—I aay. old man. your
wife wen t do a tblug to you when abe
Aneli» the whisky. Secood Ke vetar-
When l*m near bee | hold my breath
First Revetar—Toa »ost be abta ta
ICa too strong Boatoo Transcript
ot
1 deg. 31' West, a "listanee of 3«4 let. thence
Statutory resident general agent
Southwesterly on a curve to the right hav­
in fact
Ed. W.
ing n radius of laiO iM feet a <l»tauce ot and attorney
I 34 feet to a poiaA in the Bast Hue of the
ELLER. 315-317 Abington Build­
tract above dtaeribed. said point betas ing. Portland, Ore.
‘dentfeal with St a linn 122us3o of saM Rai!-
'.'owpany* euteer numbers and the
Ktaaey Fill« Have
iatwal potato Un drseriptHm. thence eon- " Foley a
Hssiu ktsttawtrir on a curve to the
Cured He.*’
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right having a fadius of lalOOa feet a
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,o ■ ra*"»
tbe West
TIi*
above
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a
quotation
from
a
I Hoe of above dauenbed tract said point
being Htentteal with Stattan IfftnstNIoZ sari letter written by H. M. Winkler,
company’« railway «wrvey number«.
hvanaville. Ind. "I contracted a
For aa auseuament of the damages of the severe caae of kidney trouble. My
defendants tor such appropriation and liack gave owt and pained me.
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for judgment tor plaintiff*» coat« and din- seemed to have lont all strength and
bwrbewkeata .
' «T’2*
* P»Ni»hed by order of ambition; was bothered with disay
th Hon.wa lie-leorte H. Surnett Judge of spells, my head would awim and
the ubovv vnnttal court, made Jnly 2nd apecka float before my evea. I took
l»tO- The time pieurrilwd m the *a-d order
, foe ll«e publication of the said summ. ni is Foley Kidney Pilla regularly and
I «IS weeks The date of tbe Sect pnblfeatton am now per.eclly well and feel' like a
of tbe summons ,s Juty 7lh.
1910
new
man. Foley Kidney Fill* have
S how and McCaaafeT
Attorneys toe Plaintiff cured me.” For sale by U. L Clough.
I
▲ Stray Cow.
A str«* .cow, on the old All«y
place at Hotraonville. Bed mule?
cow about A years old. Owner please
take a wav'or it will be «old. Apply
at the offiqe of the Miami Lumber
Co.. Hobebnville Ore.
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"la Life Wroth Liviag f"
Mrs. Molli* McRnnev, Prentiek
Mia*., writes that she had a acre'«
case of kidney and bladder t-onbR.
and that four tiottlen of Foley -
Kidney Remedy mred her sound
end well. Shecioa« a her fitter by say­
ing “I heaitily re.onimend Foley*«
Kilney Remedy to any aufferer of
kidnej diaeaae.' It saved my life.”
C. 1. Clough.
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