Tillamook headlight., November 18, 1915, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER* 18, 1915.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Wheeler City Caucus.
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Legal Advertisements.
Last Friday evening a city caucus
First Insertion, per line............... $ .10 was held at Wheeler, w hen the fol-
Each subsequent insertion, line.
•05 lowing nominations were made:
Mayor—R. H. Cady.
Business and professional cards
Treasurer—E. C. Madden.
one month ................................ i 00
Recorder—B. I- Bailey.
Locals per line each insertion.
.05
Councilmen—F. B. Sturgis, F. A.
Display advertisement, an inch,
Rowe and J. F. Bradley.
one month ..................................
■50
All Resolutions of Condolence
Methodist Church Notices.
and Lodge Notices, per line..
•05
Sunday school io o’clock, W. E.
Cards of Thanks, per line..........
.05
Noyes Supt. Five minute sermon
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen
10:45. Morning worship 11 o’clock.
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
Go To
i '1 heme of discourse "Why
ceeding five lines......................
■25 Church,’’ Class meeting 12m. W. M.
Heaston leader.
Evening service 7:30 Theme of ser­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
mon “Will ye Have the Light.”
Special music at the services. Come
(Strictly in Advance.)
One yeai ........................................... $150 and welcome.
Edward Gittins, Pastor.
Six months ............................................ 75
Three month«........................................ 50
Bowling Tournament.
. Receipts from the County
I Clerk’s office (estimated). $4,50000
Receipts from delinquent
r
taxes .. .................................... 3.CC0
3.000.00
Also the following school district*
and cities have filed with the County
Clerk and Assessor, the special levies
School Dist. No. I ................. One Mill
School Dist. No. 6. three and /2 Mi|]s
School Dist. No. 12................ One Miff
School Dist. No. 14
Two Mills
School Dist No. 42 Three and |4 Mil]s
School Dist. No. 49.............. One Mil]
School Dist. No. 51 One and / Mills.'
Town of Nehalem . Eighteen Mills
Dated this 18th day of November
I9I5-
J. C. Holden,
County Clerk.
character, have and hold friends, prove
to be a good and faithful wife and
mother, she has taken great interest in
the development and use of her musical
inclination and attainments. By this
means she loved to be of service when­
ever possible, and was ever modestly
and unconsciously displaying a tender
nature and kindly disposition.
Scarcely a week ago she was talking
with some of us about t' e church and
its pro'pects, and was hoping that she
might soon be able to Jielp again with
the services.
We believe she has •‘finished her
course,” and has “kept the faith,” and
that even now is in possession of her
“crown of life. ” We believe she has
heard the “well done” of the Master,
her Lord and Redeemer, and has en­
tered into her rest. Sweet peace.
This is the best reason for comfort
for the bereaved ones.
Have Your
Rev J. E. Youel.
House
Wiring Done by
City Council Meeting.
Tillamook, Or., Nov. 15, 1915.—The
The bowling tournament which has > Common Council of Tillamook City,
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
been going on some time ended last ■ Oregon, met in regular session on this
evening with Captain Butts’ team in 1 date at 7:30 o’clock p. m., when were
the lead. Four teams were in the con­ present Hon. S. A. Brodhead. Mayor,
Editorial Snap Shots
test, and a banquet will be held soon 1 Councilmen John Keldson, M. Melchior,
in honor of the winning team. The : G. A. Edmunds, R. T. Boals, City
It will be noticed that the counties high scorer in the contest was H. R. Atty. H. T. Botts, Marshal N. J. My-
which have bonded landed the largest Edmunds, who bowled an average of I ers. Recorder John Aschim, whereupon
share of the State Highway money.
170 pins. Another contest is planned I the following proceedings were had
DONE RIGHT
for the near future
and bowling ; to-wit:
The next time vamhill and Tilla­ promises to be quite a sport for the
The minutes of the regular meeting
mook counties put in a claim for State winer.
at
________________
held Nov. 1st, and of the special meet­
Highway funds they should ask for
ing held Nov. 4tb. were read and ap­
all of it, and providing its claims were
The Bayocean Road.
proved.
RIGHT PRICES.
THE APOLLO CONCERT COMPANY
cut in two, the officials would return
The Finance Committee was given
home with half of the “sack.” Try it
W. J. Cl -mens and S. B. Vincent, until the next regular meeting to re­
NOTICE.
next year boys.
The Apollo Concert Co. Coming.
representing the Bayocean people port as to the bill of the Tillamook
Hose Co.
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were
in
the
city
on
Monday
confer-
The Lysctijn course does not appear
Notice is hereby given, that on
with the County Court in regard I In the matter of opening streets be­
The Apollo Concert Co., which is to
to be receiving the patronage that it ing
the order to stop work on the tween Miller and Thayer Additions, it appear at the Christian church on Monday, the 13th day of December,
should. This may be largely due to the to
Bayocean road. They have a contract was moved seconded, and carried, that Saturday evening, November 27th, is 1915, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, at
fact that the “movies” attract and with
i , A man who
county court for this work, the report filed by the viewers one oPthe most popular musical or­ the Court House, in Tillamook Coun­
I /
hold the people. The first two num­ which the
under date of—----------- be rejected, and
ty, Oregon, a public hearing will be
owns a
was
agreed
to
by
the
Circuit
ganizations
in
z\merica.
For
years
Z. i
bers in the course were certainly fine Court of Multnomah county, as the that a new board of viewers be ap­
had at which the taxpayers will be
this
company
has
traveled
over
the
entertainments, and the remaining
for the purpose of opening
Fish Brand
heard in favor or against any pro­
Bayoccan property is in the hands of pointed street
four are also of a like character.
only, and to assess dam- country and each year its fame be­ posed tax levies as shown by the fol­
a receiver. It is thought that arrange­ j I tenth
comes
wider.
Every
member
of
the
'/
:l
ages and benefits resulting from this
company is a finished artist. The lowing estimate by the County Cou t,
Why, sure if some of the non-resi­ ments will be made whereby the work improvement.
/
can
proceed,
as
it
would
entail
extra
personnel this year includes Mr. and of Tillamook County, Oregon.
/,
Upon
motion,
mude,
seconded
and
dent taxpayers want to sue the coun­
Estimate of the amount of money
expense
to
close
down
on
the
work.
Mrs.
Arthur
Wells,
the
former
a
carried
it
was
ordered
that
a
City
Cau
­
ty, it is up to them to do so. They
to be raised by taxation for
cus be called for Nov. 27th, the same banjoist and guitarist of national fame proposed
may be able to bluff some of the peo­
the ensuing year for Tillamook Coun­
the
latter
a
well
known
pianist
and
to
be
held
at
the
Court
House.
ple part of the time, but they can’t
Entertainment at Academy.
Upon motion made, seconded, and saxophonist; Harry W. Lewis, known ty, Oregon.
bluff Tillamook people all the time.
when Old Prob
Figures assembled by the County
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carried,
the following Election Board as the greatest saxophonist and clari­
It is certainly amusing how the non­
says rain.
A beautiful operetta, entitled ‘The
Court show that it will require the
netist
before
the
public;
George
was
appointed
to
serve
at
the
regular
/'
resident taxpayers have worked the Floral Fairies” or The Enchanted
sum of $319,238.67 to defray the ex­
!
V'ntcrprocf.
Shutts,
celebrated
xylophonist,
and
city
election.
Judges,
Alex
Watt,
C.
bluffing act.
Wood." and a musical recital will be
penses of Tillamook County, Oregon
absolutely .
given by the music class and pupils of E. Reynolds, and W. S. Hays Clerks, Miss Gladys Harding, reader and vo­ for the year 1916, and for the object
E.
J.
Claussen,
J.
8.
Stephens
and
R.
calist.
"America stands as champion of St. Alphonsus Academy,
be Protector Hat, 7“ eent*
Tuesday
and
purpose
of
county
improvement,
The Apollophone, an instrument
i W. Watson.
neutral’s rights." This is a newspaper evening, Nov. 23rd, at 8 o’clock.
the maintenance of county buildings,
headling to the U. S. note to Eng­
You are promised a most delightful ' A motion was made, seconded and built for this company, was invented roads, bridges and for the salaries of
Satisfaction Guaranteed
land. When the war first broke out evening since the young ladies and carried that the extra police who had by Mr. Wells and is heard only with county officers and employes, and for
Send for catalog
this
organization.
The
company
offers
been
employed
for
the
summer
months,
and Germany forced her army throu­ children of the school are working
other purposes, as follows, to-wit:
A. J. TOWER CO.
an unusual wide offering of music.
gh Belgium, no one ever heard of very enthusiastically in preparation be dispensed with at once.
•TWERPS®
Road Purposes.
,,5
BOSTON
A recent newspaper account says:
President Wilson championing the for this entertainment, so do not fail I (Resolution naming streets)
Roads,
Bridges,
Supervisor
’
s
I
A
petition
was
read
asking
for
the
Summerfield
Sun,
Summerfield,
cause or sending a note of protest to to come. Admission only 35 and 15
Salaries, Repairs on Ma­
installation of a street light on Sixth Kan. Oct. 16. 1915.
Germany, which this country should cents.
chinery and supplies ... $173,389.95
street between Miller and Park, and
Appolos please large crowds. The
have done for Belgium—was a neutral
Remember, Tuesday evening, Nov. upon motion made, seconded and car­ best
Clerk's Office.
company ever here. The young
country.
23rd, 1915. ____________
ried, same was ordered installed.
NEW HOME USERS
people’s entertainment course opened Clerk’s Salary ........................ J
A complaint was made that the drain last Saturday night with a musical Deputy Salary ........................
Christmas is not far off and we
ARE
Membership Contest.
through the Harrison fill at the south program by the Apollo Concert Co. Deputy Salary ........................
want to appeal to our citizens to pat­
Records,
Supplies
and
Expen-
quality
CHOOSERS
enlof6thAve.
East,
was
not
suffici
­
of
the
Affiliated
Bureaus,
If
the
re
­
ronize the home stores and home mer­
As a result of a membership con'-
penses,
900.00
chants. They will have plenty of use­ test in the Rebecca’s lodge, began in ently large to carry off the water gath­ ports which come to the management
ful and pretty articles on display, September and ending a week ago, a ering east of same, and that as a con­ are sincere, it was a big success. For
Total ................................
giving the citizens a choice lot of royal banquet was served on Wed­ sequence residents in the south part of many said that the first number was
Addition were bothered be baca- worth the price of the season ticket
Sheriff’s Office.
goods to choose from. Let's show our nesday evening in the Oddfellow’s j Miller
water. The matter was referred to the and-others have said that the Apollos Sheriff’s Salary ...................... $1,600.00
loyalty to our home town and support hall by the losing side in the contest. • Street
Commissioner to take up with are superior to any company that has Deputy Salary ........................
900.00
and patronize the home merchant. 43 members were secured by the con­ Mr. Harrison.
900.00
been offered in the town before on Deputy Salary ........................
You need his help and he needs your test and 17 of them were new mem
A motion was made that the bill of cither lecture course or Chautauqua.
Extra help in tax collecting.
150.00
help, so help one another.
bets, who
‘ were cnitiated
........................
*
the night
of F. C. Feldschau of $3236.52 in partial
The program was divided into two Records, Supplies and Ex­
the banquet; the other members were payment of Second Ave. East contract parts with five minutes intermission.
penses ..................................
617.32
We still contend it would he good transferred from other lodges.
' be allowed and a warrant be drawn in Both divisions of the program were Miscellaneous ........................
100.00
sound business sense for Yamhill and
Over 150 were in attendance at the payment of same. The motion was sec
T illamook Counties to hard surface festivities after the lodge work was onded, and upon the roll being called, opened with selections on the .Apoll­
Total .................................... $4,267.32
the Sour Grass road. With the mon- over. The banquet was excellent and the vote resulted as follows, Keldson ophone, a peculiar instrument which
Treasurer’s Office.
<y secured from the State Highway, an enjoyable time was had by all. aye, Melchior aye, Edmunds no, Boals consists of wooden bars of rare wood
FOR SALE BY
the two counties should be able to After the banquet games were played no. Lamb absent. Total ayes 2, noes 2 from Africa. The instrument is built Treasurer’s Salary ................ $1,000.00
Supplies
and
Expenses
........
195.00
on
the
principle
of
the
Xylophone
raise enough money to hard sur­ until a late hour.
Absent 1, whereupon the motion was but is a great improvement over this
fice half of the road next year and
declared lost.
Total .................................... $1,195.00
with another whack at the State
Union Thanksgiving Service.
The storm sewer was reported clog­ more familiar instrument. The bars
Assessor’s Office.
Highway, in two years the road
ged at Fourth Street and Stillwell Ave. were set on cords with resonators at­ Assessor’s Salary .................. $1,200.00
Tillatnook,
-
Oregon.
would be hard surfaced and not re­
The annual union Thanksgiving ser­ and the matter was referred to the tached to give richness and volume Deputy Salary ......................
to the tone. The bass part of this in­
900.00
quire an annual maintenance charge. vices will be at the Methodist church, Street Committee.
The
New
Home
Sewing
300.00
The way to build modern roads is to next Thursday, Nov, 25th at 10:30 a. i Nothing further appearing at this strument and the arrangement of the One Field Deputy, fojr Mo.
Machine Company,
165.00
stop as much as possible the large m. Song, “My Country 'tis of Thee” time, upon motion made, seconded and barsare patented by Mr. Wells, Special help Extending taxes
Records,
Supplies
and
Ex-
amount of money, that is now requir­
San
Francisco, Cal.
Prayer, R. G. Summerlin, pastor carried, Council adjourned to Monday, manager of the company. This instru­
penses
ment was played by five members of
550.00
ed for maintenance charges.
United Brethern Church.
Nov. 22nd at 7:30 p. m.
the company and they proved that
Reading of Scripture Lesson by
Total _
■■
$3.115-00
Tillamook cheese has gone up an­ Rev. H. A. Van Winkle, pastor of the Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. their claim that the instrument was
Surveyor s Office.
all the possibilities of the Steinway
other cent and is now selling for 16c. Christian Church.
Grand piano are not exaggerated, in Salaries, Surveys and Engi­
Never mind Bro. Baker, we know it is
Anthem bv the choir.
"Despair Because of Sin in the fact they are modest, for with this
neering .................................... $2,500.00
a very sorrowful affair, but cheer up
Reading of the Thanksgiving Proc­
pastor's
musical instrument they play selec­
County Court.
old man, if you can keep the cows lamation by Rev. H. K. Smith, pastor Camp” is the subject of the
If I FAILto CURE «y CANCER «TUMOR i tr«>t
morning sermon, and in the evening tions from the operas that could not County Judge’s Sala-v
.6 $1,200.00
dried up you may still run a small Nazerene Church.
before It POISONS hip (bads it attacks: to BONE
at
7:30
the
subject
will
be
“
What
Is
County
Commissioners
Salary
be
improved
upon
except
by
human
Hymn
by
the
chior.
chance of regaining that postoffice.—
$5.00 per day estimated . . . 2,000.00 Without Knife or Pain
Herald.
Sermon by Rev. J. E. Youel, pastor It to be a Christian?” This will be voices and orchestras.
the second in a series on "Christianity
300.00 No PAY Until CUREOrT
Another feature of both parts of the Expenses and Supplies ....
Every body knows that if the terri­ of the Presbyterian church.
WRITTEN GUARAMTEEV \
and
the
Church,
”
presented
plainly
so
program
was
the
playing
of
the
sax
­
ble war in Europe had not broken out
Hymn by the choir.
No X Ray or other A I
that
every
one
may
know
the
way
of
ophone
quartets.
The
company
uses
Total
...................................
$3,500.00
Democratic free trade would have
Benediction, by Ed. Gittins, pastor
«wlndle. An Island JI
eternal
life.
A
growing
Sunday
school
Court
House.
four
instruments
that
are
22-carets
plant
malt es the cure
brought about the most serious times of the Methodist church.
and young peoples’ society offer priv­ gold and are considered the finest in Janitor’s Salary ....
$660.00 Any TUMOR. LUMP or^_
the United States ever experienced.
SORE
on
the Up, face^^V
ileges for all the people of any age. the world. They are valued at $1,200. Wood ........................
450.00 or body
long is
But Bro. Trombley, the chicken head­
These
services
are
for
the
good
of
Lights
and
Water
..
Another
number
in
which
the
entire
360.00
CANCER:
it never
Funeral
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Christensen.
HOME
ed free trade rooster, fought for a
pains until last stHge
com-
Telephone
................
everyone
and
the
uplift
of
the
company
was
represented
was
the
300.00
policy that was to reduce the price of
120
-PAGE
BOOK
sent
1} I
vocal duets by Mrs. Wells and Miss County Jail Expense
980.00 FREE, 10,000 testi.»
I hc funeral of Mrs. F. W. Christen­ inunity. All are welcome.
W.
11
< vervthing grown or produced on the
Harding
with
flute,
mandolin
and
vi
­
monista.
Wrtti
ta
mm
V
sen
took
place
on
Monday,
the
farm so as to reduce the cost of liv­
Total
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ola
de
amour
and
piano
accompani
­
$3,000.00
religious
services
being
in
the
Pres
­
ing. Raising the price of cheese is
Notice,
ment.
Circuit Court.
ccrtainlc not bringing about one of : byterian church, conducted by Rev.
o
It woul be a difficult matter to find Jurors, Witnesses, Bailiffs
ie O A bl O E D and al ways poisons deep arm-
the pct hobbies of the Democrats— \ ouel, the pastor. The deceased w as
The attention of school clerks is a company the equal to these artists
U A Nu Cn pit glands and KILLS QUICKLY
and Expenses ................ $3,000.00 15
a member of this church and a large called teethe fact ha the school census
reducing the cost of living.
One woman Lnevery7ale«of esneer—U.S. report
Justice Court.
congregation gathered to pay their i should be taken November 22-27 in­ anywhere in Lyceum. Each individual
We refuse many who waft too long & must die
is a star, the best in his line. It is a Justice & Constable fees, Jur­
Poor cured at ball price if cancer is yet small
hat is the opinoin of the snap last tribute of respect to the deceased clusive.
big well balanced company, fit to
ors, witnesses and supplies $1,000.00 Dr. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY & CO.
shot man about having the timber re- and bereft family. The interment was
The school library books are readv
County Coroner
"Strictly Rallabl«. Greatest Cancar S*aclali*t living''
cruised," \\ c are not inclined to favor in the 1. O. O. F. cemetery, which for distributon. Teachers, school of­ entertain anyone, anywhere. The pro­
spending a large amount of money was of a private character. The many ficers or librarians are requested to gram offers more variety, than that of Coroner fees and inquests . . . $250.00 4340 1 436E Valencia St, San Francisco, Cal.
KINDLY MAIL THIS ts Massas a» CANCER
any
other
company
that
visited
here,
County
School
Superintendent.
for that purpose. We do think, how­ friends of the family sent beautiful call at this office for same.
and it is a fact that the Apollos could Superintendent’s Salary .... $1,000.00
ever, that where the county cruise flowers as a taken of love to adorn
W. S. Buel, Co. Supt.
give another complete program with­ Deputy’s Salary........... ...........
600.00
contains a notation that 50 per cent the grave. In the death of Mrs. Chris­
out using any of the same instruments Traveling Expenses ............
200.00
ooooceoooceoocooeooooooc
and under should be added to the tensen the community has lost a I
Besides
the
ensemble
work
of
the
Office
supplies
an
expenses.
300.00
cruise of certain timber lands, this young woman who was greatly res-
How to Treat Your Town.
Sidney E. Henderson, Pres.,
company
there
were
numbers
that
should In- recruiscd. It is an injustice pected, and the home a loving w ife
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Total ..........................
Surveyor.
gave opportunity for estimating the
$2,100.00
to the timber men to have these no­ and mother.
Praise it.
individual worth of each person. Miss Juvenile Court Expenses
.
5O.OO
tations against their holdings if the
Improve it.
i
John
Leland Henderson, Sec- 1
Harding the reader, won a big place Insane ................................
Kathryn V. Hiner, daughter of Mr.
amount of timber is not on the land.
50.00
Talk about it.
retary
Treaa., Attoiney-at- ]
by her readings. She possess a very
On the other hand, if the cruise is and Mrs. Leonard Hiner, was born Oct.
o
Trade at home.
Law,
Notrary
Public.
pleasing personality and is as pretty Elections ....................
correct with the amount added, then 8, 1882 at Westerville, Nebraska. She i
Be public-spirited.
$3.50000
as the heroine in books, as well as a Printing ........ ..............
the timber men are not assessed came to Tillamook, Oregon with her
Tell
of
its
business
men.
$1,500.00
Tillamook Title and !
very clever artist. E. Pompcji did not Care of County Poor
enough in these particular estimates parents tn 1891 and her residence has
Take a home pride in it.
2,750.00
know
how
the
audience
liked
his
of timber. And another thing that ever since been here. She was mar­
Remember it is your home.
Widow's Pensions ..
Abstract co.
$2,000.00
trombone solos or he would have Health Officer ................
makes it conflicting. Until this land is ried to Fred W. Christensen at Tilla­
Tell of its natural advantages.
200.00
played
two
more.
Many
have
said
that
recruised it is a matter of impossibil­ mook on Jan., 10, 1908. This union has
Truant Officer ................
Law, Abstracts, Real Estate, i
Trade and induce others to trade
75-00
they wish he had. This man and also County
ity for the county assessor to place a been blessed with two children, Verne here.
Veterinarian ...
5OO.OO
Surveying, Insurance..
Walter
Steube,
the
clarinetist,
have
correct assessment on this timber aged 8 years, and Carroll aged 2 years.
County Fire
. .... Warden
...........................
W hen strangers come to town, use
.. .
285.OO
After an illness of several weeks not
Both Phones.
played
with
the
best
bands
in
the
land. We should rather see the mon­
them well.
Expert farm advisory work
ey expended on roads than on anoth­ expected to prove fatal, she departed | Don’t call your best citizens frauds country and these solos were evi­ Sealer of Weights and meas­ 1,500.00
TILLAMOOK - - OREGON.
1
this
life
on
the
evening
of
Thursday,
dence that they were masters of their
er expensive timber cruise.
ures ........................................
»oooooooooooooaooooooooqS
88.15
Nov. 11, 1915, having attained the age and imposters.
instruments.
Mr.
Wells
and
his
train-
I Support your local institutions and
County Fair ............................
of 33 years. 1 month and 3 days.
cn banjo put "ginger" into the last Stock Indemnity .................. 1.000.00
500.00
Besides her devoted husband and benefit your town.
I
part
of
the
program,
and
won
a
big
Look ahead of self when all the
Auditing county records ...
1 sons, she has left to niburn her de-
200.00
rousing
applause.
Rut
what
would
the
District Attorney’s office
Kisses by Fast Express.
ture, her father and mother, Mr. town is to be considered.
2,000.00
Apollos
be
without
the
little
Mrs.
Help the public officers do the
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One Ford car. for Surveyor’s
Mrs. Leonard Hiner, and three
Wells,
she
has
been
with
the
com
­
office and County Court ..
thers, Clifford, .lames and Neal most good for the most people.
"Now. in New York," said the New
49325
pany ten years and during that time Current Expenses ........
er, all residents of Tillamook, many
250.00 'i orker, boasting of the fast trains of
has taken her place at the piano with State Taxes (estimated)
lives and a great many intimate'
52,000.00 that locality, “we not only run our
the quartet, at the Apollohoqe and
School Fund.
ids and acquaintances in Tills- , Col. W. J. Bpyan of the First Ne- always puts life into the program.
trains fast, but we start them fast. 1
County School Fund .......... $40,000.00 remember the case of a friend of mine
city and county, where through braska Volunteer Infantry seems to
hool days and youth she has been 1 be trying to live it down.
County High School fund.
8,400.00 whose wife went to see him off for
It is said that the kaiser has offered County Library Fund ....
Dry laws do not lose and popular­
II and favorably known.
300.00 the west in the Pennsylvania at Jer­
Kathryn Christensen united ity among the thrifty minded people, Gibraltar to Spain if she will come in County Institute Fund ....
100.00 sey City. As the train was about to
the Presbyterian Church of Tilla- 1 because they can be advocated with­ on the Teuton side. Has Spain been
start my friend said his final good by
invited to help herself to Gibraltar.
along With her husband, on Feb. out costing much.
Total ..
... $48,80000 to his wife and leaned down from the
4. by confession of her personal
Modern
improvements
in
trenches
Allies are coming back to this coun­
car platform to kiss her. The train
in Christ,
Total ............................ • $319,238.67 started, and, would yov believe it, my
try for $-50,000,000 more. Millions for will make them almost as comporta­
addition to her desire and am defense, if we’ve got a cent left after ble as a steam heated basement this
Probable receipts of the County- fri-nd found himself kissing a strange
to prove an upright womanly* our lending ventures.
winter.
other than direct taxation.
woman on the platform at Trenton."
Co$ power Co.
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Optimist
Ri Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
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I WILL GIVE $1000
Any LUMP-" WOMAN'S BREAST
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