Tillamook Headlight. September m. lem
The Commissioners’ Court
Court adjourned Wednesday Sept. 4th
without transacting business and con­
vened on Sept.’ 9th.
Court issues proclamation declaring
annexation of territory to Port of Bay
City.
In the matter of the use of streets in
Brighton Beach in »aid county of
Tillamook, Court authorized Brighton
Development Co. to u»e the streets for
water pipes, gas pipes, sewers, tele-
.phone wires, etc.
In the matter of the petition of S.
T. Childers et al for a county road in
T 2 S R 9 and 10 W, it is ordered that
Geo. Vandersee, Chas. Nelson and Geo.
Poysky act as viewers and meet, at the
residence of ( has. Nelsoa on Monday,
Sept. 16, 1912.
I
I
PROPOSED COUNTY DE­
VELOPMENT LEAGUE-
Legality of the Port of Bay Committee Devised Plans and
City to Be Tested in Court.
Another Meeting to Be
Held Oct. 2nd.
The State of Oregon upon tile re­
A FRIENDLY SUIT
.
upon api.lication accompanied with
RUBBER and humor
ji.OO initiation fee.
Section 3. All persona who are A Closely Clinging Garment and a
members of Local
er““' I
Laughable Request
Bodies am) Granges affiliated with
In 1839 l'ro'essor Emmet of the Uni­
the League.shall be considere.l as in versity of Virgiuia visited in New York
dividual members of this l.eagii-?.
Section 4. The dues of all Com­ with his family and while there re-
mercial Uut»». Granges shall be at ceived from abroad a pair of India rub­
the rate <>f 1<> cents per capita ber cloth boots. His »oil. Dr. Thoma#
monthly « ak ulated upon '«* t«>tn Addis Emmet. In hla book, "lueldeuts
membership in good standing and of My Life." say» that hla distin­
payable quarterly.
guished father was happier tu bls new
Section 5 The dues of Busimss
Organizations and Industries shall possessions than a child with a new
not be less than $5.110 per year, pay­ toy and spent most of his time stand­
ing like a herou lu the water to test
able quarterly.
.
Section fl. Th'» dues of individuals them.
shall be $1.00 per annum payable
Their shape was uot such as would
annually in advance.
have fascinated l’ackelan. the famous
ARTICLE V.
! bootmaker. They were made like a
CONCERNING MEMBERSHIP
! long stocking of course cauvas, with u
Section I. Membership _ in tl,e ‘ leather sole, and over all was smeared
League may be either resident, non­ a paste of rubber which might buve
resident, or honarary.
»1 answered iu cold weather, but which
Sec. 2 Resident members shall
it“", I was sticky and HI smelling under a
be Residents of Tillamook Count.
-
1 moderately hot sun. In very few ar­
Oregon.
Only resident members
are entitle«! to vote or hold office in ticles Ims there been more Improve-
! ment than in rubber goods since they
the League.
Sec. 3 Non-resident
members first came _ into
_______
use.
shall be persons not residing with-j M father took buck with blm a
in Tillamook
■ .u.....r>r>ir County.
iorintv.
, “raincoat" as a present to our old ne­
See. 4. The Executive Board may, i
at any regular nieetingof the board, gro coachman, but be could never be
by a majority vote of the members induced to wear It in tbe rulu. and
present, admit to honorary mem­ wlieu expostulated with bls answer
bership any person deemed worthy wus. "Dues you t'ink l’s gwlue wear
of such distinction.
dis uew coat In de ruin?" He never
Sec. 5. There shall be a member­ wore It except in tbe bright sunshine
ship committee, to consist of live and on a warm day, so that when be
members from the Executive Board,
who shall be appointed _ by the got off tbe box at the stable it whb
president. The term of office of the necessary to take with him the cush­
members of this committee shall be ion and icmove his trousers before be
one year, and until their successors could get his coat off.
are appointed.
I I recollect us a child the flrst “gum
Sec. 6. Candidates for resident aboes” tn use. which were hideous to
and non resident membership shall look at and most uncomfortable over a
make written application to the
Executive Board.fee accompanying shoe, but which to the bare feet of the
the same. All applications must old negroes were a Joy and a comfort
be signed by at least one resident The Urst rubber shoe was shaped like
member of the League in good a large sausage, aud from one eud
standing, and shall be referred to aloug the side a piece was removed to
the membership committee.
It permit the Introduction of the foot.
shall be the duty of the member­ After the foot was Inserted the clastic
ship committee, after careful con­
sideration, to present the applica substance «•'■•iped itself about it.
They w«-. c always called “gum
tions with their report thereon at
the next regular meeting of the Bhoes." While a medical student I was
Executive Boaril following the re present at the opening of tbe Girard
ceipt of the applications by the House in I’liiladelpbla. and 1 remember
committee. A majority vote of the that there were printed notices at each
League present at any meeting entrance with the request. “Please
shall be necessary to elect to mem
In the event wipe your gums on the mat1*
bership in the club
of an application being rejec cted,
the fee shall be returned to the up-
THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET.
plicant.
I I
ARTICLE VI.
That Famous Mo.. Covered One Thet
COPPERPLATE ENGRA^I
The Art Was Discovered Thre«^ I
Msrs.t Accident **l|
Every one has uotk-e«l ou hi.
canl the extremely <l.»lh-nte |U
name, and almost every one
that they are produced |,. Jjl
from an engraved «"i^rptat»
many other things of i1Ke a|y)
this art of copperplate i-ngnuinTj
discovered through the lnt.r '‘Ji
«lent by the goldsmiths of F[on,n“JI
the fifteenth century.
I
It Is a historical fact. howeTer-J
one «lay nn engraver on goi^
to tnke a proof of his work,
usual sulphur cast and then fliu J
the lilies with lampblack, thy 1
bling him to see exactly how hh.J
looked. While occupied In doln. 3
I
it occurred to him that pwibi. J
same results could be obtained bj3
Ing up the original engraving \ J
t Inmpblack, Instead of making la J
presslou of ft ami tilting Up (]J
Struck with the Idea, he put it J
practical use and, with a little a J
paper, succeeded lu getting a fair J
pression from the engraving.
]
The discovery was conmiuuhm^J
other workers in the art, and :□
hailed it with Joy, as It saved til d
arduous trouble of making sutoj
casts, but they never saw the m
value of the discovery, aud conseqtaj
ly the art of plate engraving lay J
almost a century before Its trued
port was discovered and brought J
in all its great aud beautiful results
Today collectors of plate engrav J
rave over the crude results ot eariiri
times and search the world for an J
ides of these early masters to add J
their collections. Many of these nJ
lections have been presented to tgj
eeiiras, where they mny be seen ij
appreciated by the people.
lation of George Watt vs. Hie Port
President Shrode presided at the
of Bay City, a pretended quasi meeting called to hear the report of
municipal corporation, John A. the committee appointed to draw
Bozorth, Theodore Jacoby, Gust up a constitution at the Tillamook
Nelson, W. C. Hawk and C. W. Commercial Club on Tuesday even­
Pike, is a friendly suit brought in ing There was not a large at­
the Circuit Court to contest Hie tendance, but Nehalem and Hay
legality of the Port of Bay City. City each had a delegation.
After
The principal grounds set out in considerable discussion a constitu
the complaint are :
lion wns agreed upon, and to allow
That tlie attempted incorporation all other organizations who wished
of the Bilid Port of Bay City, and to participate in the league, Acting
the attempted annexation of the Secretary Claussen was instructed
tract« of
territory hereinbefore
to send out notices calling a meet­
deeciibed to Raid original pretended
ing for the first Wednesday in Octo­
Port
of
Hay
City,
and
all
of
the
acts
Road Fund.
ber, at 10:39 a rn , giving a brief
of the defendant« in attempting; to
Wells & Biggs, balance due on
outline of what it is proposed to
$132.60 carry out the said attempted pro­ do. The constitution is as follows :
contract on Netarts road .
ceeding
’
s,
were
and
are
illegal
and
Alva Gore................................ ... 43.00
We, the undersigned, realizing
void, for the following reason, and
G. W. McCormick................. ..... 30.50
the advantages to be gained by
by reaaon of the following facts, drawing more closely together the
John Amundsen..................... ... 30.50
which the relator allege« to be farmers and business men of I ilia
.....
7.50
monk County, and cementing the
♦rue
:
Mrs. J. Goldswootby, board for
First, the territory over which the business and social relations which
McCormick, Amundsen and
should exist among the various
defendant«
are exercising and branches of industries, and more
Gors .......... ......................... ... 43.25
usurping authority as hereinbefore particularly by the general develop
Road District No. 1
alleged, and being the territory ment of the entire county and its
Nehalern Saw Mill, lumber.. ... 12.84 first attempted to be incorporated resources, fully believe that ends
would be greatly advanced by the
as the Port of Bay City aa herein­ adoption of the following
Road District No. 2
before
set
out,
in
only
n
fractional
Amos Vaughn..... ..................... ..... 74.50
CONSTITUTION.
M. Darby .................................. ..... 32.50 portion of the territory included
within
the
corporate
limits
of
Tilla
­
F. Hong»n ................................ ..... 32.5U
ARTICLE I.
J. Woodward ........................ .. .. 20.00 mook County, Oregon, being less
NAME.
C. Collins ............................... ..... 32.00 than one-fourth of the total area of
The name of this association is
«aid
Tillamook
County;
that
the
the Tillamook County Development I
45.00
Smith Elliott.. ..........................
West Dav..... '........................... .... 59.00 territory include« territory within League of Tillamook County, Ore­
...
1.25 the wafer shed of more than one gon.
ARTICLE II.
drainage basin, tl’.e waters of which
6.00
C. Rogan........... ............... ........
OFFICERS.
flow
into
another
bay,
estuary
or
»
A. Freeburg .......... .................. .. 21.00
Section 1. The officers of the
J. Rozisb
........................ .... 2.50 river navigable from the sea, to- league shall be a president, vice-
AIDED THE AERONAUT.
6.75 wit : The natural water shed and president, secretary, treasurer, and
A. G. Williams......................... .
drainge
basin
tielonging
to
and
Washington Was the Godfithg rfl
2.50
an Executive Hoard composed of
N. <)l«l» ................................
I.
Aviation In Amsrica.
!
7 50 being* drained intojKilchis river and sai«l officers an<l five mem ber«
E. Smith....................................
Apparently George Washington ml
A. J. Wilk»........... .................... .... 7.50 Miami river, which drain into the elected by the League.
Executive
Hoard
See. 2. The
not only the Father of Ills Country,tatl
15.(Ml Tillamook Bay, which constitutes shall have general charge of all the
H. H. Havw«rd
also something like the godfatbet «tl
one
natural
water
shed
and
drain
­
Y. W. Parish............................ .... 5.00
affairs of th«» League, and the man­
aviation in America. At any rate, ha I
2.50 age basin, and said territory also agement of all its funds an«l pro­
R. Simmons..............................
wrote a letter for one M. Blaudel
J. Perry.................... ................. .. 2.50 includes land situated within the perty. It shall have full power,
ard, who made the first balloon ascat-1
and it shall lie its duty, to carryout
natural
watershed
and
the
drainage
Ed Johnson ............................... ....
1.25
the purposes of the League.
sion In this country tit Philadelphia 111
J, A. Biggs .............................. .. 27.50 basin of Xehulem river and bay,
Sec. 3. The
Executive
Board
1793. The letter reprinted in St Xich-1
and
from
this
into
the
Pacific
through
the
president,
shall
sub
­
5.00
W. E. Noyes, gravel ..................
olas reads:
I
that the said Nehalem mit at each annual meeting a gen­
Vaughn estate, gravel..... .... 12.50 Ocean ;
“George Washington, president (it I
eral
report
of
the
affairs
of
the
Hung
In
the
Well.
J
’
UHI.K
ITY
DEPARTMENT.
N. McMillan, gravel..................... 26.30 river and bay is navigable from the League.
Section 1. Th«» Executive ltoar«l
Not far from Boston 1» located the the United States of America. To ill I
N. R. JohnsSri................................ 56.70 Pacific Ocean, and the said Kilchis
Sec. 4 The Executive Board shall may at tiny time establish, equip well which Inspired the familiar lines I whom these presents shall come.
I
6.75 river drain into Tillamook bay, hold regular meetings on th“ first and maintain, or contribute towards of Samuel Woodworth to tbe “Old Oak­ I “The bearer hereof, Mr. Blanchard, I
H. Knuth.................................... ...
C. I). Samuel» ......... ...... .............
2.50 which is alfto navigable from the Wednesilay «if each month, nt 8 the establishment, equipment and en Bucket." Every time the place Is a citizen of France, proposing to ascend I
o'clock p. m.
unless otherwise
in a balloon from the city of PJilladd- 1
11. B. Johnson................................. 18.50 Pacific Ocean, and each of said ordered. Special meetings may be maintenance of a publicity depart
ment. the aim and object of which vislred many new trailltions are told
Kuss Johnsen.................................. 21.50 livers and bays arc situate within called by order of the president, or shall be to publish or cause to be concerning the famous old bucket phia, at 1(1 o’clock a. nt. this day. to I
9.50 Tillamook County, Oregon, and are the vice president acting in his ab published information relative to about which people have been singing pass, in such direction and to descend I
M. Fenimore.............. .....
(-aparate from each other.
sence, and shall also be called at the resources, scenery, climatic these many years. Having drunk deep hi such place as circumstances may I
Jas. Christensen, hauling bridge
the request, in writing, of three conditions and other features of of the sparkling waters between whis­ render most convenient—
Second,
the
territory
which
whs
mafer sl and far piling
184 20 I
members of the board. Five mem Tillamook Connty; it being ex­
“These tire, therefore, to recommend
attempted
to
be
annexed
to
the
.1. J'esterficld ................................
6.00,
I «»is of Hie Executive Board shall pressly provided, however, that tled snatches of the familiar refrain, to all citizens of the United States,
how
disconcerting
It
was
to
have
tbe
Frank Wheeler.............................. 24 no ( original P<ot of ll.iv < itv l>v virtue constitute a quorum.
said department shall not in any
charm broken by learulDg that tbe orig­ and others, that in his passage, de
Sec. 5. The Executive Hoard may way be carried on for protit.
E. W. Knight................................ 15.00 of an election held ns hereinbefore
fill
any
inal “old oaken bucket” was stolen scent, return or Journeying elsewben
vacancy
in
ite
body
by
6 25 f>p’ o,,t 1,n *'ie '^a* duj’ of August,
ARTICLE VII.
C. Pesterfielit ................................
election by ballot of a member of
shortly after bis well known poem be- ii they oppose no hindrance or molesti-1
6.00* 1V11, and the proclamation there the League to hold office until the
A. Kays........ . ............................
AMENDMENTS TO CONS lift T1O.X.
tlou to the «aid Mr. Blanchard, and
enme funious!
Section I
The constitution may
L. Kays ............................. ............ 11.Oil' after made by the County Court next annual meeting.
The youngest daughter of Samuel that, on the contrary, they receive and
Sec. fl. The Executive Board shall be amended at any meeting of the
J. Nelson ............ ...........................
aid him with that humanity and
9.00 I constitutes but a small portion of
* the territory of Tillamook County, have Hie power to make, alter, League by a two-thirds vote of the Woodworth, the author, who died Io will which may render honor to their
M. A. Wheeler, gravel...... ... .
4.25
Berkeley.
Cal.,
often
used
to
tell
about
I and togethei with tbe other territory amend and enforce rules for its own resilient members present. Notices the real old oaken bucket nud of the country and Justice to an Itsdividual I
Road District No. 3.
government, and shall decide all ami copies of proposed amendments
now claimed to l:e included within questions not governe«! or deter shall be furnished to the secretary sadness which came over the house­ so distinguished by his efforts • >
F. E. t ress work on Jen«'>n’a
the limits of Hie said l’ort of Bay ■nine«! l»y the constitution.
and by him posted on the bulletin hold on tbe day It was stolen It seem establish and advance an art. inorder
fence ...........................................
Sec. 7. The president, or in his board in the club room at least ed as If one of tbe family were nilas- to make it useful to mankind in gee-
.City constitutes less than one-half of
F E. Cross & son part paym’t
the vice-president, shall twenty days before tbe date of the lng. In this age of souveulr collection era 1.
__ ..»-the total territory of Tillamook absence
1 »reside at all meetings of the meeting at which it is proposeil to
on graveling contract............. 300.00
“Given under my baud and seal, it
County, and the said territory so at­ .eague and Executive
Board. In consider them. The secretary shall who knows but that some day the real
_________ ______
GENERAL FUND.
tempted to be annexed to the said the event of their absence n meet­ cause notices of such meeting to old "moss covered bucket that hung 111 tbe city of Philadelphia, this ninth kJ ■
Fawcett Creek mill, lumber.
2.07 pretended Port of Bay City includes ing of the club or Executive Hoard be printeil and sent to each member the well” may turn up In a museum or of January, one thousand seven hnv
Win. Berns, hauling lumber . . 127.61 within its limits lands within the limy elect its presiding officer. The at least ten days prior to the date serve as a water tank in the show win­ dred and ninety three, and of theik-
dependence of America the sere»»
dows of some enterprising advertiser?
Ross Shreve, surveying, ......... 58.95 water shed of another and «lifferent president shall, with the secretary, thereof.
sign al’ written contracts and ob­
There Is no other water bucket in teenth.
U. G. Jackson, surveying. .
155.90 drainage basin than that of Tilla­ ligations of the club. He shall up
“GEORGE WASHINGTON-
Heiner A. Son
.......................... 32.60 mook Bay, and all situate within point nil standing committees for Roosevelt Sentiment Change. the world so enshrined in homely, gen
ulne romance as this one. Even tbe
E. D. Hoag
the
fiscal
year,
soil
shall
have
the
1.60 Tillamook County, to-wit : Numer­
Mr. Charles F.¡Scott, of Kansas, golden goblets of royalty and the treas­
A Japanese Idea.
A. G. Reals I.umber Co............... 36.74 ous estuaries connceteil directly power at nil limes to fill vacancies
The late Mutsuhilo, eui|H»n»r of J»
in such commitles. He shall per­ director of the Publicity Bureau at ured chalices of tbe crusaders have
F. S. Whitehouse & Son, Insur­
with the Pacific Ocean.
form sin li other duties as the Exe­ Republican headquarters in Chica­ never awakened tbe universal and |x>p- pan, <»n an occasion shortly Iwfore Mst
ance................................................. 50.00
Attorney H. T. Botts is represent­ cutive Board mny assign to him.
go, was in New York to confer with ular Interest attained by tbe "old oaken dentil took a railway Journey in *
Sec. 8, The secretary shall keep
.1. 8. Stephens, insurance.......... 50 00 ing the Port of Bay City, and an
Chairman Hills in regard to cam­ bucket that bung In the well” until It northern part of Japan and arrivwi
correct
minute»
of
all
meetings,
Pacific Telephone Co........ ........... 27.95 effort will he made to have the case
both of the Executive Board amt of paign matters throughout the West. was stolen and carried away in rhe his destination luilf nn hour late on ifr
Pacific Navigation Co................... 143.15 taken up by Judge Kelley ns soon the I-eague; shall have th«» cvntody
Mr. Scott pointed to the failure of zenith of its fame.—Joe Mitchell Chap­ count of a slight accident on tbe r
lamg & Co., lumber...... ........ 447.49 as possible.
Next day the manager of the road i-on-
of tbe seal and all books and papers the tliird party to hold its own in ple In National Magazine.
i
belonging to his office; shall, with
Tillamook City, water ..............
mitted suicide, giving ns the re»*
5.(Ml
I
the Michigan primaries as indicative
the
president
sign
all
written
con
­
Grant’» Graceful Act.
for Ills act the fai t that his bad a»»-
Jones-Knudson...... ................. ...
4.00 Kyew Tested And Glasses Fitted. tract» and obligation» of the club; of the constant weakening which «
When General Grant was tn Japan ngenieut had inconvenienced tin’ J'®'
W. B»kvr, MSI »tanqied envol'pes 10.62
shall collect the fees and dues of this party is suffeirng through the tbe emperor invited blm to cross tbe peror. The case attrai ted a >rPe*t T**
Barthold Burg Co. stationery ... 11.56
I am a member of the Optical the members, and shall pay the Northwest as the campaign pro­
r ------------ ...
imperial foot bridge neur tbe i>ulace at of attention, and some of ths
.1. W. Maddux ....
1.50 Association of America and hold a..me over to the treasurer, taking
...
------
«-• ...
—
the gresses. He said:
State
License.
All
work
correctly
Ina
receipt
therefore,
or
Tillamook Fcsd Co..........
I Tokyo, across which none but those of men of Jnpan. commenting on
16.10
“The vote in the Michigan pri­ royal blood bad ever passed. General man’s act, criticised Ills |>oint'»ff
attended to atid guaranteed-
receipt of such bank as
the
Tillamook Meat Co........................
3.00
may
designate, He maries, where the Prohibition party Grant accepted tbe Invitation and
In the eyes of his fellow •oWnl*n**
Prices
Reasonable for
First treasurer
Case. State vs. H. Mitchell..... 14.65
____ had a bigger vole than the third term I I walked beside the mikado until they however, bis deasl was i-ouiwend.i •
t lass Work., Can furnish Refer­ shall keep the records and con-
Case, State vs. R. Dunham ........ 25.65 ences to your satisfaction.
«luct the general correspondence of
party, is significant of the situation reached the center of the bridge. Then for they erected s statue In hl’
CI skis of Deputy Sheriffs in
Now for awhile
nt
Jenkins' the club; he shall notify each per­
be stopped, profoundly saluted tbe ein- as an ideal exponent of the Jays**
son
elected
to
membership
of
his
alt
through that section of the i
Port of Bay City election..
15. 00 Jewelry Store. Addison H. Harris, election to the league.
peruy and said: “Your majesty. 1 have conception of loyulty.
country,
and
indicates
clearly
that
Optician
and
Jeweler.
Claims of judges and clerks in
come so far to b I iow you that I am not
Sec. V. The treasurer shall re­
Port of Bay City election........ 114.20
ceive from th«» secretary all moneys the Hull Moose tide is ebbing and insensible to tbe honor you would do
A Funny Siam««« Custom-
belonging to the club. an«l shall re that the tight there, as in other me. but I cannot violate your tradi­
Real A Co., mdse ..................... 60.00
They
have a very fnnny
ceipt
for
and
keep
a
correct
account
sections of the country,is solely be­ tions. Let us return the way we came." SI hiii
W. U. Hawk, coroner in case of
When an inferior ' »'n" 1
of the same; he shall pay out such tween Taft and wilson.
It
was
a
graceful
act.
gracefully
doue.
Geo. Johnson..............................
the presence of a »np«»rior he t
Foltow Hie artows to Drew Addi­ moneya only upon written order wf
—
St
Louis
Globe-Democrat.
“There lias been more Roosevelt
Road viewers, Garibaldi Wheel­
the secretary, countersigned by the
himself upon the grmin'l- Thr" **
tion from the I'ontoflice.
..... of
president; lu» shall make a detailed sentiment in Illinois, perhaps, than
er'road, .. ..............
sii|»erior send» one
of his
hl» Mien*»»'
*tt»»s»
till.10
l eu Dollurs down mid ten dol­ financial report to the Leagiu» at
A Few Hints to Housewives.
forward to
the Pw,t
o see whether H*
Road viewers Rayocean mad
8.00 lars h iiiontli will secure you ii at each annual meeting, andntsnch in any of the Central States, but all
How to Dress a Cbickea.-Use soft man has lieen
been eating anything °«
<*
our reports show Ithat it is rapidly
choit e lot in Drgw Addition, Follow other times as the Exe« utive Board
materials such as batiste or mull and
subsiding,
due
in
a
large
measure
any offensive odor about him
»hall require
1 heodoie Roosevelt
arrange
simply
If
a
spring
chicken,
eipevted Hie Arrows, from Hie Pontnftiee.
la» blamelesn In this respect
to the action of the Mooaers in in­
ARTICLE III.
white Is the most suitable color.
ta appear O» tuber 2 or 3 before the
Drew Adihtion lota on easy pay*
nnt raises him from the •rp®**J\nnly
sisting upon a third,term tiCket.Gov-
MSKTIXOS AND ELEVtlONS.
How to String Bruns.—Use a strong
ap<‘Ci«l <rnate Committee inveth ment».
he lie guilty tbe attendant rtfxff*
Section I. There shall Is» an nn-
.... rrnor Deneen's progressive record thread and sufficiently large needle
gating campaign contribution« to
Drew Addition lias city « ater.
is so strong that his friends deeply Do not fall to knot the thread before kicks him out.
nual
meeting
<«l
the
l
eague
held
on
testify regarding the allegation« of
Drew Ailditlon will l>e just one the first Wednesday of Oetolwr of
resent th«» efforts to defeat him, beginning the task.
Je^iii if Archbold <ial Senator Pen- bio« k »>ti tin» street inurement
each year, at which annual meeting when nn reason can lie given
A Ussful Paragraph-
|
How to Preserve Peaches. —Trea t
for
rose that the Standard Ihl Company
Se«urr a lot in Drew AdJition on nil ofliceia of th«» League shall be such action except his i
Singleton (reading»—It i»
the
same
after
marriage
as
before
refusal
to
gave W00,(W to the Republican the easy payment plan now otlrrrai «•l«Vte<1 .mil a majority of the vote»
submit to th«» dictation of I tile Bitf This simple recipe baa never been the last word In an arguuirsf ■
«net shall be necessary to elect.
National Committee ot hc< with hia ¡you $10 down and $lu a monlli.
tbe most dangerous.
¡,r
known to fall.-Harper's Weekly.
Boss."
See
2.
Spe«ial
meetings
of
the
approval.
Wedderly—Would y<">
"
i Let us show von lire unanhi lots la*agtir shall be calletl st any time
’in Drew Addition No« l>rt«rr it
me have that papeft
l»y the Executive Board, ii|>on the
Books.
Defaulter
Flack. of Abilene,
Singleton — What do you ****
re«|iiest in writing of live resident
I would prefer to bar* oso comfort­
big SURPRISE TO MANY , toolstr. RollirW. Matson Agt.
member» ot the I eague. Hie pur «might s broad, says on returning able room well stocked wtth books to
Wedderly- I want to show tbs« I
IN TILLAMOOK CITY.
pose of such meeting to tn? set out heme that he would be happier in
all yon can give me tn the way of dec graph to my wife.
i
in such request
jail than a fugitive in constant oration which the highest art can sup­
I oral pe«'p1e are surprised at the
Sec 1 Fifteen resident members
QUICK results
rtceivsd
from I
of the League shall be a quotum at dread. Many other men have made ply. There la no gn—ter blessing that
Pretty Long at T>"X*
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
any meeting for the transac tion of Hie Mine discovery. In fact, there can he given to a family than a love
“I believe honesty 1*7» '• ’
Another explanation
this we business.
can be no fate worse than that of •f books.—Jobu Bright.
etc., as mixed in \<!ler < ha. the Ger
run.”
fcb It •***
ARTICLE IV.
the fugitive from juMice.
man appendicitis remedy
J. g. weather Hint nobody aeema to have
“So do I. But I often
cy
V«»NCKHN1N<; MKNHBItSIltr AND
not
such
a
mighty
long
r
I.am.ir elates that this simple thought of is that Colonel Hofer* «
Mr Underwood in about to return
IM’BS.
prayer»
for
rain
a
few
yearn
Record
Hera
id.
i
ago
are
rsme.lv antisepth ties «ha digestive
beginning to take
Section 1. All Commercial Rodies. to Ins district, the largest iron and
effect.
ayatem and drawn off tl»o impurities iust
«•ranges. Business Organftations • leel center in the South. The preai-
Praver»
routing
from
<
njonel
Ho Didn't Co«"*-
- j
•••’*»«'« 'Ughly that ABINGLK lM»8h
and Industries may berouie mem «lent suggested Rome way to reduce
Mr Timid ihearing s
■ t
relieves aulir nloiiiach. gaa on the Hofer probablv had to be s-nitin 1 st » of thia 1 esgite upon inahing the tariff on steel, but Mr. t’nder-
,( may l*e ap,»bcation to this League accom- I
a. m l-1 think, dear, th-'« lhe<*
stomach
and
«<>n»tipstma IN iked pretty closely.
in nun In the lionae Wtfs
that they were laid on Hie labi* at l>nnie<l with K» initiation.
I Wtxxt never auccceded in agreeing
STANTLY.
Section 2.
All imiividiial« may I with them or ui pro|«>siug any
tile time. —-Oregon loiirna).
fnllyi Not in this
iccoiue nieiul»eta of the League other that could pass
■belch.
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