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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUSf 3. 1Ö11 one of an aa let was ^Thrst be was finally » appointed with audience, apprécia- wore on people the violinist’« one direction, followed it. ta of wealth or looking at the a. her face wet of everything his violin. Wbeu 4, pnebing bls ile who would musician went lbby figure, liste you—you cried. him almost in Such a Thoughtful Woman. When tbe man and woman started down tbe subway stairs the man felt in bls pockets for tickets. "By George!" be said. “Isn't tbst a shame? I've got to stop in mob und buy tickets.” "Ob, no. you haven't.” said the vo mau. "1 have them. When 1 came downtown 1 remembered what you said about those people wbo buy only one ticket at a time making sueb a nuisance of themselves, so, as I had 15 eeuts to spare. 1 bought three tick ets. I have two left. Wa can go right on through.” So tbe man and tbe woman drifted along with tbe pushing crowd to tbe point where the ticket chopper held them up and demanded tribute. Then tbe woman looked in ber purse for the tickets, Suddenly her face assumed a painful blankness. “I-1 haven't got them," she falter ed. "I was in such a burry when 1 came through that I must have drop ped all three tickets into tbe uptown box.”—New York Herald. A CURIOUS DREAM. ^R/irning That Cams to a Granddaugh ter ef Sir Walter Scott. An instance in which a dream was ! useful in preventing an impending ca- tustropbe Is recorded of a daughter of Mrs. Itutberford at Ederton. tbe grand daughter of Sir Walter Scott. This lady dreamed more tbau once that her mother bad been murdered by a black servant Site was so much upset by this that she returned home. and. to her great astoulsbmeut and not a lit tle to ber dismay, sbe met on euterlug tbe bouse tbe very black servant she had met In ber dream. He bad been engaged in ber absence. Sbe prevail ed upon a gentleman to watch In un adjoining room during tbe following nigbt. About 3 o'clock in tbe morning tbe gentleman beard footsteps on tbe stairs, came out and met the servant carrying some coals, Being question ed as to where be was going, be answered confusedly that be was go- Ing to mend tbe mistress* fire, which at 3 o'clock in tbe morning in tbe mid die of summer was evidently impossi ble. On further investigation a strong knife was found bidden in tbe coals Tbe lady escaped, but the man was subsequently banged for murder, and before bis execution he confessed that be Intended to assassinate Mrs. llutb- erford.—London Standard. A Note That Was Paid. History Is constantly repeating it- self. Once upon a time a landlady in Washington called on President An play a note," she drew Jackson and told of a govern a’t know anything ment clerk wbo owed ber a big bill for y— love It" ~ board. In those days it was easy to his big shaggy have access to the White House President Jackson listened to ber 1 You have ze story and advised ber to get a promis to listen. What sory note from tbe clerk and put it In CANYON. if—like ze rest?" I bank. She replied: gesture toward “I’ve done that twice, general, and An ideal Place In Which to Realize ths "It is to xe one wlz he won’t pay even then.” Insignificance of Man. it we masters play." “Is that so?” said tbe president in I There is one place lu tills country surprise. “Now you go and get bls where a man can step back not by note and bring it to me. I simply hundreds but by thousands of years, want to see it, and I'm sure that tbe back to tbe time wbeu tbe continent clerk will pay that note. Go and was In tbe making. This place is tbe Maas Told by a Seven Grand Canyon of Arizouu. There tbe bring It to me.” Century Sori be. Tbe landlady did so. and soon return visitor sees a panorama in a million ed with the promissory note. The colors as the mists gather about tbe icier tells a curious sr.> f an explosion which occurred in president turned it over and wrote nigged |>eaks and the sunlight glistens ion Jan. 4. 1049. A ship chnndler. across tbe back of it his own indorse on tbe metallic deposits of tbe cliffs A whole chaotic world discloses Itself. ?ems. “about 7 of tbe clock at ment: “A. Jackson.” 1 t. being busy In bls shop air nit That note was paid at maturity.— Rock forms of uncanny beauty stnud out on those unrivaled cliffs, aud far ¿ling up of gunpowder. It took fire Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. down runs the river vhanuel. In tbe twinkling of an eye blew Stnud Oil some ledge and realize the —lot only that, but all tbe bouses Waves In Solid Metal. ■ ittaat to the number of fifty or As illustrating tbe advances in metal insignificance of matt when compared I. The namber of persons destroy lurgy and eugineering it bas been with the handicraft of nature. watch f this blow could never be know n. demonstrated that solid metals may a party of travelers threading their :he next house but one was the reveal by their structure tbe vibra way down some wludlug trail that tavern, a bouse never (at that tions to which they bave been subject clings to the great wall and see them In explaining this phenomenon grow smaller and smaller until they of night* bat full of company ed. experiments bave been shown proving become mere RjieckR in tbe great rift, In three or four days, after die they continually found heads. that a beautiful wave structure can be then some Idea Is gained of this won derful place. Yet the canyon Is so . lege, ate.” Tbe most Interesting imparted to tbe surface of mercury by tbe vibrations of a tuning fork, and symmetrical and so unlike anything of tbe account comes further on else that It is with difficulty that one i tbe digging they found the mis that even the surface of solid lead enn acquire any notion of its immen Of tbe bouse Of tbe Rose tavern which bad been subjected to similar sity. Niagara ¡toured In would hardly vibrations possesses a structure re t< In ber bar and one of tbe dra w have tbe dignity of a mountain stream. sembling that of a vibrating surface tending by tbe bar's side, with a —New York Suu. n bls band, only stifled by dust of mercury. Mild steel has been de fined as a “solid solution” of iron and imoke. their bodies being presen Humors of “Hamlot.” ’hole by means of great timbers carbon, free from cinders. Metallur William Davldge related in gists have doubled tbe strength of steel tg across one upon another “Footligbt Flashes" that during bls >ere waa also found upon the up as ft was known in its early days.— strolling days in England, when com ends of Barking chtfrch a young Scientific American. panies were small, be had on tbe same 1/lng tn a cradle as newly laid in evening done duty for Folonlus. tbe Relieved. neither child nor cradle having “Where did you get these examples ghost; Ostrlc and tbe first gravedigger, seat sign of fira or other bur’ it of faultily constructed sentences?" ask and Edwin Booth remembered Thomas never known whose child It was. Ward dying in sight of tbe audience at one of the parish kept it ’ a ed Dr. Campbell, the great rhetorician, as tbe player king and being drag jrfal, for in tbe year IBM I ■ ■ of a student ged from tbe mimic stage by tbe beela “Out of one of your books, doctor.” to be then a proper “What? Where? Out of one of my to enter Immediately at another wing as Folonlus. crying "Llgbts. lights, books?” lights!” Hamlet in a one nigbt town, “Yes, sir; out of your ‘Rhetoric.’ ” "Out of my ’Rhetoric T ” roared the swearing be loved Ophelia better than knows the forty thousand brothers, lias watch v«r. though he doctor. “Impossible! Never did 1 ed ber through an open grnve packing this bird is one of make use of such language. You are her trunk in the place beneath, while of the farmer mistaken, badly mistaken. But—but— tbe ghost, ber husband, waited to strap where In my ‘ Rhetoric ’ did you find weight In gold res Its proper such composition T' he demanded an It up. There are more things In Hum- let's existence behind the scenes than ths regular, slow grily. “In tbe part, ‘Sentences to be Cor are dreamed of in tbe philosophy of Minded wings all bls commentators and all tils crlt cry it Is popu rected.’ ” “O-h-b-h-b h! A-h b b h! Yes, yes." lest. —From the Green Book. as tbe peewit prgep. The said tbe relieved doctor.—Philadelphia Corn snd Water. The French North American. To those engaged in the handling of iteen" (eight grain tbe natural shrinkage of shelled Too Much For Her. Mik'b la pro Calling one day to see an old friend corn while in storage and In transit I r e fieewlt Is in Europe and wbo was visiting her married son. 1 a matter of prime importance aud I was once inquired of tbe colored maid wbo an often a source of diRpute trees 11 so of ly found in swered tbe bell, "la Mrs. Smith at aiiortage re|x>rted at time of receipt at warehouse and a turiher loss at «. but Its home?” In order to deter “Yas'm. she home,” tbe girl replied, date of final sale •aslng be aud sold showing no inclination to invite me mine tbe amount of shrinkage or toss Ich there Is in. "She here, all right, but she got of weigbt occurring lu com the de partment of agriculture has conducted proper sea a misery in de haid.” "Mrs. Smith senior?" 1 asked with au experiment with .'OSI busliels of shelled rW». At the time of. storage concern. "Seen me!” she exclaimed suspicious tbe moisture coMeat wss 1HH per cent and at rlauae aaf the test 14.7 per is very alm ly “Cose she seen me. Huccomo sbe cent, or a hiss of 4.1 |*er <"0111. Tbe ain' see me w'en she hire me las' for tbe first weigbt per bushel had decreased from that the ab- night 1 huh own self?” And sbe lndlg- M 7 pounds to far pounds. ai>0 rhe to utiments in nantly ■ shut tbe door.—Lippincott’s tal loss of weight was 1.117'1 ponuda. or which some slightly more than 7 per rent. Th. Worst. ded Each baa been having some I wife tlu. and tbe •ir Roger de Covorley. with her throat.” confided a 1 by one "and I got pretty worried I Sir Roger de Coverley was tbe name to apeak sent for a doctor He of a member of tbe imaginary club lion will be of twelve under whose direction Addi will draw son’s Spectator was professedly pub el sounds, lished He waa aa old ocbool. bluff, ige is well good hearted English gentleman The railan walL dance named after him Is an English let tbe word dance corresponding somewhat to tbe Virginia reel YAMHILL & TILLAMOOK Daily Stage ‘Line. Shortest and Quiekest Route to Portland. LEAVES TILLAMOOK .................................... 4 p.m. ARRIVE YAMHILL .......................................... 3 p.m. Connecting with PORTLAND TRAIN. FARE, $5.00. Hotel Royal, Agent, Yamhill. MRS. J. C. HOLDEN, Agent, Tillamook. 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