Summon«.
unsaid d f h 1 Kht,Lt"le and interest
Ora R ¿Cir.nd.an,s E
Wells and
ertv B,Wells >" and to the real prop
erty situate in Tillamook County
Ore on described as follows:
and s‘i8n--nBf at. V°* i05° <eet West
nü 510.55 feet .\orth of the South-
nltionÜï aid°rihC Ehck Th‘omas
nation Land daim in Section 25
rownship 1 South of Range to West
• thence North 209 feet to thé
initial point oi the tract of land de
left
‘denCe °n an anRle ,u ,hc
tt of 89 degrees 20 minutes, 10s feet;
thence South 32 feet to the North line
ot tenth Street in Tillamook" City
thence East along the North line of
said Icnth Street 105 feet; thence
North 32 feet to the place of begin-
nin£.
*
Dated this 31st day of May, 1916.
H. Crenshaw,
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
rirst publication June 1st. 1916.
Last publication June 29, 1916.
What the Editors Say.
I provide* that whenever the president
and vice-president are both unable
for .my reason to perform the duties
Notice is hereby given that the
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1 of the executive office, the secretary
County Superintendent of Tillamook
Waite, the self-confessed and con of state shall act as president. Presi
County, Oregon, will hold the regular demned murderer, has had a change dent Wilson’s term expires at noon
examination of applicants for State of heart since getting in the somber March ♦, 1917. That is Sunday. It’s
Certificates at the circuit court rooms shadows ot Sing Sing, and has filed contrary to precedent, although not
in Tillgmook, Oregon, as follows:
his notice of appeal for a new trial. illegal, to hold an inauguration on
Commencing Wednesday, June 28, Evidently his new found religion and Sunday. It is planned, therefore to
1916, at 9 o’clock a.m., and continu penitence did not reach far enough to have it on Monday, March 5. And so
ing until Saturday, July 1, 1916, at take the grim walls of the death cell, for one day Secretary Lansing will be
1 o'clock p. m.
and he must have more time to think president. He will be empowered to
forenoon—Wi ¡ting it over.—Umpqua Valley News.
Wednesday
occupy the WhiteHousc if he chooses,
( Penmanship), Music, V. S. History,
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issue pardons, command the army
Drawing.
A Newberg resident who visited the and navy, and even to ride to the
afternoon—Reading, county scat a few days ago spent a capital as the outgoing president in
Wednesday
Physiology, Manual Training, Com- little time in the office of the county the inauguration ceremonies. It will
position. Domestic Science, Methods clerk, looking over the signed appli be the first time the secretary of state
in Reading. Course of Studv for cations for the purchase of alcohol has ever had such an honor, and the
Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic.
for outward application, and he says second time the office has ever betn
Thursday
forenoon—Arithmetic, there is cause for alarm, since the held by any' one except the president
History of Education, Psychology, records show an apparent epidemic of or vice-president.”—Telephone Regis
Methods in Geography, Mechanical "sore legs” among drugstore patrons ter.
_______
Drawing, Domestic Art, Course of of the county. The malady “broke
Study for Domestic Art.
out" son after the new law became
A Great Institution.
Thursday
afternoon—Grammar, operative and is said to have reached
Notice of Sale.
Geography, Stenography, American the contagious stage in this section.—
The bankers of the state have set
the seal of their aproval upon the live
Notice is hereby given, that the un Methods in Language, Thesis for Newberg Graphic.
Primary
Certificates,
Education
—
stock show which is now annually
dersigned Administrator will from Science of.
A month in jail and a fine of $1,000 held in North Portland and translated
and after the 23rd day of June, 1916,
Friday
forenoon
—
Theory
and
is
the
sentence
which
has
been
im
their confidence into terms of dollars
sell at private sale the whole, or such Practice,
Orthography,
Physical posed on a New York man for dese _ $10,1)00 to be specific. I'his means
Portion thereof as may be necessary, Geography,
English
Literature. crating the American flag. The cul that the show will he financed as
of the following described real prop Chemistry, Education—History of,
prit was Bouck White, pastor of the never before, therefore that things
erty situate in Tillamook County, Physical Culture.
so-called Social Revolution Church, c..n be done which never could have
Oregon, to-wil:—
Friday afternoon—School
Law,
Lots 1, 8, 9 and 10 of Block 5 in Geology, Algebra, Civil Government, who admitted burning the national been done before.
emblem and several other flags,
The Portland show is different
the Town of Bay City;
Education—Childhood and Adoles which he declared was intended to from any other show in the country.
Lot 6 of Block 1, and Lot 1 and cence.
symbolize the melting of all flags to It now ranks next to the great Inter
three fourths interest in Lot 2,
Saturday forenoon—Geometry. Bot signalize the establishment of inter
Live Stock Show at Chicago
Block 6, Cone & Company’s Addi any, Education—School Administra national brotherhood. White also ad national
which means that it is the second
tion to the town of Bay City;
tion .
mitted making a statement to the ef show in consequence held in the
One-half interest in Lots 15 and 16,
Saturday afternoon—General His- fect that “The flag no longer repre United States. But it is not run as a
Bieck 55, and --------
Lots 13 to 16 inclusive tory. Bookkeeping, Education—Meth- sents idealism, but stand for the vul- money making affair. There are no
of Block 57, of Pacific Addition to | ods.
gar’st and greediest set of profit charges of admission; everybody is
the Town of Bay City.
1 Subjects on Education are for grad- grabbers since history began."—Polk welcome. Everybody is received with
Ihe sale to be made in pursuance of' nates of standard ,^11,«,.
colleges «»a
and univer- County Observer.
open arms and made to feel that his
----- of r . the
l - z'_.
. -
an ’ order
County
Court of - —
Til ¡cities who have not had fifteen hours
presence is appreciated. Until the
lamook County, Oregon, made the work in education.
Have you noticed that the an livestock show began here it was not
17th day of May, 1916.
W. S. Bae!,
nouncements say that the National generally recognized that the Will
County Superintendent. Democratic Convention, which will amette valley was the ideal spot in
Sale will be for cash or upon such
terms as may be approved by the
be held in St.Louis, will nominate the Lnited States for the raising of
Wilson and Marshall. The whole pro high grade stock. 1 here is no place
County Court. Bids will be received
AFTER
ONE
YEAR
gram is cut and dried in advance, and can beat it and here eventually the
by the administrator at his office in
—........ O’ ■ ~
the delegates might just as well stay breeders will come for the finest
Tillamook City, Oregon, from and
Hillsboro Testimony Remains Un- at home and let the Democratic boss types ol breeding stuck, Stockmen
after the date named.
shaken.
es do the work. Isn’t this a fine sam lrom over the country have been
Dated this May 25th, 1916.
Time is the best test of truth. Here ple of a w’ell oiled, smoothly operat more surprised over this outlook than
H. T. Botts.
is a Hillsboro story that has stood ed Democratic machine? When it any other. 1 hey have been surprised
Administrator' with the Will An the test of time. It is a story with a
Notice of Sale of Real Property on nexed of the Estate of Harry Wing point that will come straight home to comes to liberty of choice, the Demo at the quality ol me stock, beet and
cratic rank and file have about as dairy, but they have been still more
ate Cottle, Deceased.
Execution.
many' of us.
much to say in the selection of their surprised to find there the natural
William Wolf, Jefferson St., Hills candidates, as the hottentot has in conditions that so happily blend to
Notice is hereby given, that by vir
boro,
Ore.,
says:
"My
back
was
so
Notice to Creditors
the selection of his chief. And yet the produce them.
tue of a writ of execution dated the
bad that I could hardly get around. Democratic press devotes columns to
A tew years ago people would have
26th day of May, 1916, issued out of
Doan
’
s
Kidney
Pills
brought
me
al
Notice is hereby given, that the un
telling how we poor Republicans arc been satisfied to have had Portland
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore dersigned has been appointed execu most immediate relief. After I had boss ridden. Fine bunk, sure enough. recognized as the pure bred stock
gon, for Tillamook County upon a trix by the County Court of Tilla finished one box, my back was all
center of the Pacific coast. But now
judgment rendered in the Justice mook County,Oregon, of the estate of right. There is nothing equal to —News Times.
nothing short of actual rivalry with
Court for the Second Justice District Henry Zurflueh, deceased, and all Doan's- Kidney Pills for the cure of
The automobile industry is one of the International at Chicago will
of Tillamook County, Oregon, on the persons holding claims against said Kidney trouble.” (Statement given the remarkable symptoms of modern satisfy those in charge of it. In fol
15th day of February, 1916, in a cause estate are hereby requested topresent Sept. 23, 1911).
industry and enterprise. The auto lowing this line they are simply fol
Over a year later, Mr. Wolf said: mobile annexes the rural to the urban lowing the line of least resistcncc.
wherein H. P. Sheldon was plaintiff the same to said executrix, duly veri
Kidney
Pills regions and makes the distance near. All that is needed is a little careful
and E. P. Wells and Ora B. Wells fied as required by law, within six “The cure Doan's
were defendants, said judgment being months from the date of this notice brought has been permanent.”
It advances the building of better direction and the growth will follow
Price 50c., at all dealers. _____
Don’t roads. And vet the motor car industry as a matter of course. 1 he Pacific
for the sum of $18.96 with interest at the office of George P. Winslow,
thereon at the rate of six per cent per Attorney at Law, Tillamook City, simply ask for a kidney remedy—get is merely in its infancy. It employs Northwest is growing proud of the
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that more than 225,000 skilled workmen annual stockshow, ft will grow proud
annum from the 6th day of July, Oregon.
1914, $12.00 with interest thereon at Dated this May 25th, 1916.
I Mr. Wolf has twice publicly recom and gives employment to about 1,- er as time goes on for it is already
mended. Foster-Milbourn Co., Props. 250,000 more men in other industries one of the two great events in the
the rate of eight per cent per annum
Lousia Zurflueh.
Buffalo, N. Y.
from July 6th, 1914, and the further
whose service is required by the auto pure bred stock business of the
Executrix
of
the
Estate
sum of $19.75 costs and disbursements,
mobile. There are those who depre country.— Felegram.
ofHenry
Zurfleuh,
de-
!
a transcript of which judgment was
Piker.
cate the increase of automobiles in
ceased.
filed and docketed in the judgment
the West because of the enormous
"Swatting the Rooster.”
docket of said Circuit Court on the
Burglar—The only thing I'm kick amount of money it carries back to
4th day of March, 1916, I did, on the I Brown—"The boss says that when ing about is bein’ identified by a man the cast. But it is equally so in other
The state of Illinois offers statis
3ret day of May, 1916, duly levy upon | he was a boy on the farm they had a that kep’ his head under the bed- lines—but few implements for the
showing that for the year 1915,
the real property hereinafter describ mule that was just like one ; of the clothes the whole time.
farm are manufactured in the West; tics
the farmers of the state received
ed owned by the said defendants E. family.”
few of the package ceriais and canned $*5,U00,vuo horn the sale of eggs.
P. Wells and Ora B. Wells.
Jones—“Yes, and I know which
good used in the West are put up in In the same report, it is estiiuateu
Without Profit or Pleasure.
Therefore, in order to satisfy the one.”
the West, nearly all come from the that there was a loss of $5,000,000
» ♦ »
sums of money due upon said judg
East; our garments are almost entire
ment and the costs on and upon this
The parson—I congratulate you on
"Whit way hae ye gi’en owcr ly woven and made in the East. The from bad eggs. This heavy loss in
writ, I will, on the 30th day of June, your excellent crop of wheat this smokin’ Donal’?” Wecl, its no sic a West must forge ahead in industrial bad eggs is attributed to the males
running with tlie hens during the
1916. at 10 o’clock a.m., at the court year, Mr. Grouser.
pleasure after a’, for ye ken a buddys lines.—News Reporter.
. summer months.
house in Tillamook City, Tillamook
The Cocky—Ah, do yer? An’ wot ain
.... tebacy costs „„v.
ower ...umic,
muckle; «uu
and »
if
I Reports from other states place the
County, Oregon, sell at public auc about the terrible extry expense in ve’rc smokin' anithcr buddy’s ye hae
The Seaside highway, or that por
tion for cash in hand, to the highest takin’ it off an’ buyin’ bags?”
I to ram yer pipe sac tight it’ll no drow. tion of it now being improved be loss proportionately high, and all
agree with the report from Jllinios
tween Columbia Beach and West as to the casue of the loss.
Station, will be formerly opened with
in the Hock are useful only
appropriate ceremonies June 29. This to Males
fertilize eggs and the only fertile
is the date set by the newly organ eggs required are those used for
Copyright 19ie by
ized automobile club, which will have hatching purposes. An infertile egg
ft J. K«yauids Tobáceo C«.
charge of the program. With the will keep tor weeks and month* un
completion of the work now under der conditions that would spoil a
way, the highway between Astoria fertile egg in a very few hours.
and Seaside will be practically hard-
Some states have started a move
surfaced all the way. Local autoists ment known as “Swat the Rooster ",
are enthusiastic over this and the the plan of, which is to market on the
ceremonies, more or less elaborate, 10th day of May of each year, all
XX You’ve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert
of June 29 will be the outcome of males that arc not considered a* be
yWr patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you
this enthusiasm, and will later re ing desirable to keep over another
bound to the benefit of the beach re year for breeding purposes. Such
smoke your fill without a comeback! Stake your bank roll that
sorts, for it is probable that nearly males as are kept over for breeding
Zsr it proves out every hour of the day,
every machine in Astoria will be purposes, to be kept in separate pens
somewhere along the Seaside high lrom the general flock after the
/■/ Prince Albert has always been sold
way every Sunday during the summer
season.
ZZ without coupons or premiums. We
season, full to overflowing with breeding
A report from Missouri estimates
pleasure
seekers
who
have
been
bar
f-J prefer to give quality!
that on May 10th, 1913, there were
red by bad roads from enjoying to 225,000 males taken to market, and
the
fullest
the
outing
facilities
of
Y
There’s sport smoking a pipe or rolling
that the marketing of these males
Clatsop and Cannon Beach.—Seaside was a saving of $4,000,000 to the
f
your own, but you know that you’ve got
Signal.
poultrymen and farmers Of the state
F to have the right tobacco! We tell you
of Missouri.
John U. Smith, in his travels over , “Swat the rooster and produce bet
Prince Albert will bang the doors wide
the four counties comprising the sen- ' ter eggs” is a good slogan, says Preu
open for you to come in on a good time
the national joy smoke
atorial district in which he was a can Moore, of the Idaho Experiment Sta
didate, met with many pleasant ex-' tion.
firing up every little so often, without a
________________
pcriences. This was especially the ,
regret! You'll feel like your smoke past
case at Hillsboro. He arrived in the j
Campaign Revenue Bill.
evening, and getting off the train !
has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot
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was hailed by an old time friend, ' Chairman Kitchin
back up for a fresh start.
of the House
whom he had not seen for many
Ways and Means Committee an
years.
This
man
took
him
in
charge
You swing on this say-co like it was a tip to a
and for two hours introduced him to nounces that a majority of his com
thousand-dollar bill 1 It's worth that in happi
passersby. Finally the Newberg man mittee will report an omnibus reve
bill, which will include provisions
said he would have to go and get nue
ness and contentment to you, to every man
a tariff commission, antidumping
some supper. “No you don't," said his for
legislation and prohibition of “un
who knows what can be
friend, “There is to be a festival given fair
competition.” High duties on im
by the Eastern Star this evening and portations
gotten cut of a chummy i
of dyestuffs for five years
you will go and get a big supper there are to be imposed,
the proviso
""V
jimmy pipe or a makin’s yr J
and meet a lot of people."Which he that after that time with
they are to be
\ cigarette with
did and had the time of his life. One reduced to a tariff-for-reveiiu'
1 basis.
man regretted that he could not vote 1 lie revenue part of the bill will
con
’
P.rir‘ce ,Albert,,[or
for him. "I'm registered as an anti- tain a tax on the manufacture of mu
?.
,eU
packing !
prohi and of course I can not vote for nitions of war, a lax on inheritance
HE Prine«
any man on any other ticket." Mr. and an increase of the supertax or
Albert tidy
red tin. and in Smith fell in with the man who
». J «rrXOirsTOCACCOCO.
had
uet. every Print«
incomes. All the so-called “war
N. C-
an original idea “if I had my way.” large
tax” is »to be retained, except the
f'
a reai
you
I he «aid, "1 would have every child on
stamp levy on noi. . mortgage*,
on it« revert« tide Yen11
birth tatooed on its back with name telephone messages, bills of laden and
reed
" Prccett Patented
and date of birth. Then in case of an other instruments.
July
” That means
that theUnited State« Govern
accident and it was necessary to find
Mr. Kitchen believes that the Re
ment hat granted a patent on th«
out who the person might be, there ' publicans wilt be so averse to some
process by which Prince Albert is
made. And by svhtch toniue b’ta and
would be all the information wanted.” features of the revenue measure that
thr<Mt parcb are cut out' Every-
—Newberg Enterprise.
whera tobacco is sold yoa*11 ftnd
they will be put in the’ position of
------ o
I voting against the tariff commission
Prince Albert awaiting you
in toppy red bet«, 5c: tidy
Here
is
something
you
hadn't
id-a, which thev originated. Conse
red Ur.«, ICc: handsom«
pound and half-pound
thought about: “Who will be the next quently, he looks upon the omnibus
\
tin humid' rs and in
president
of
the
United
States?
Rob
bill as' a piece of brilliant political
that clave* crystal
glass humidor. with
ert Lansing But it isn't necessary to -.trategv But Republicans need not
sponge - moistener
get
excited
about
it.
It's
a
fact,
but
a
be alarmed The country will not
top. that keeps th«
fact that needn't upset the campaign recognize '.he trick, but it will readily
tcbaceo m tuen
Ane condition—
plans of any presidential candidate. see that the entire bill is a campaign
L
alwaysl
The secretary of state isn't in politics document. A federal inheritance tax
at all, and isn't likely to be. No con is of doubtful validity and a munition*
vention is going to nominate him. He tax is questionable on legal and other
I isn’t going to be elected. Nevertheless grounds, since it would make the gov
he’ll be the next president, and this is ernment actively interested in the
the way of it A law enacted in 1886 »access of a contraband
business
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
Tillamook County Bank, a
corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Red Marich,
Defendant.
Io Red Marich, the above named
defendant:
Jn the name of the State of Oregon.
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed again
st you in the above entitled cause on
or before the expiration ot six weeks
from the date ot the first publication
of this summons, and if you fail so to
answer, for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, which is
that the plaintiff have judgment
against you for $265.00 with interest
at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from September and, 1914, for $11.80,
with interest at 8 per cent per annum
from October 30th, 1915, for $75.00 as
attorney’s fees, and the costs and dis
bursements of the suit, upon a prom
issory note executed by . you to de
fendant of date August 26th, 1913
for $300.00, and a mortgage executed
by you to secure the payment of the
same, covering Lots 6, 7, 20 and 21,
Block 13, of Ocean View, Tillamook
County, Oregon, and the taxes paid
by the plaintiff on account thereof,
being the above sum of $11.80.
That the said mortgage be fore
closed, the property therein describ
ed sold for the purpose of satisfying
the said sums demanded against you,
and that you be forever barred and
foreclosed of all right, title or inter
est in or to said property except the
statutory right of redemption.
This summons is published by or
der of the Hon. A. M. Hare, County
Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon,
requiring publication to be made for
six successive weeks. Said order is
dated May 31st, 1916, and the first
publication thereof is made June 1st,
1916.
H. T. Botts,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Last publication July 13, 1916.
Teacher«' Examinations.
Slip a few Prince Albert
smokes into yguç system!
which it is supposed to tolerate.
As far a.« the tariff is concerned,
Democratic folly is traditional, The
free trade and tariff-tor-revenue only
obsessions will prevent the Demo
cracy from dealing wisely with the
tariff. .The stressing of’ antidumping
legislation, after rejecting'it in 1913,
illustrates Democratic
limitations.
Democrats are unwilling to protect
American inarrutactureis and Ameri
can laborer* from products made
by pauper labor, unless there is crim
inal intent io undersell American pro
ducts in order to establish a mon
opoly. A tariff commission, appoint
ed by a president opposed to protec
tion and unfortunate beyond most
of his predecessors in the charter of
his gentral federal appointments,
would be of little value. Republicans
need not h. silate to vole against the
omnibus bill, after failing to amend it
satisfactoril.
Get a Tiansfer.
If vou are on the Gloomy line,
Get a transfer.
If you are inclined to fret and pine,
Get a transfer.
Get off the track of doubt and gloom.
Get on the sunshine train; there’s
room.
if you are in the worry train.
Get a transfer.
You must not stay there and complain
Get a transfer.
The cheerful ears are passing through
And there's lots of room for you.
Get a transfer.
:i you are ou the grouchy track,
Get a transfer.
Just take a happy special back,
Get a transfer. ’
Jump on the train and pull the rope,
That lands you at the station Hope,
Get a transfer.
The Treasury- Would be Full.
Imposing war taxes in time of peace
and when we arc making money hand
over fist out of the wars of other
countries, will not pay. The Demo
crats will find it so. There would be
no trouble with our treasury under
the Dinglcy or Rayne la. ills. It
would be full. You took off duties to
reduce the co«' of living. You simply
gave nine-tenths of the amount of
those reductions to the foreign ex
porter» and tile importers : ,.,»»»
between them.-The cost uf living in
creases. You were plainly warned
what your plan would do. Results
would have been worse but fur the
lact tbit the European war has pro,
ed a greater protection than any ta
iff.
Importers toi 1'tee-Tra.Jc.
Importers of citrus fruits, dairy and
poultry products, hides and leather,
wool and woolen* are maki:.,' ‘t ;.<■
mendous fight to re-elect • Woodrow
Wilson and a Democratic Congress.
They own great city dail-.-y» and
magazines and employ the shrewdest
writers of the nation who understand
the psychology of the human mind
and warp and twist it to their own
interest. They are
sending
out
pamphlets and letters and carrying on
in expensive campaign to protect
them in their unholy gains made at
.he expenses of'the American pro
ducer and laborer. Manufacturers of
boots and shoes, harness and leather
goods arc fiercely fighting Republi
cans through every subterfuge known
to modern political warfare that they
may buy their hide, and leather in
cheap foreign markets.
Even with practically free trade in
these products boots and shoes have
jumped in price, and the Democrats
rub their hands in ghoulish glee as
they sec the people they have misled
defrauded out of their just rights.
Let every farmer take a solemn vow
to organize and fight free trade and
restore to pt/w’Cr the party of pro-
.ection, and wipe out the odious aud
reasonable Wilson-Underwood Free-
I radc that enriches the importer and
impoverishes the producer. Let them
refuse to pay for newspapers
and
magazines that advocate ; free trade
md -upport only those agencies "that
stand for protection to American in
dustries and American labor. Let
them remember that love abroad is
spite at home and that the first duty
Americans is tu protect their own
markets. ______
.
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
Police and Detective« Are Using Lip
Reading in Place of the Dic
tagraph.
Thousand* of deaf people are today
throwing away all hearing devices
and enjoying all conversation. This
method is easily and quickly acquired
through our system. Absolutely the
-inly thing of its kind in the cuur'ry.
Out proposition is entirely original.
Jost is trifling. See what New L.ter-
uationa) Encyclopaedia says
- Lip
Reading. Hundreds of people with
normal hearing are taking vp Lip
reading for the many additional ben
efit* gained. You can understand
what the aclois are saying ji.r
t»r
tway as you can see them. The e1
tnderstands beyond the range . ■
.earing. Send no mot.sy, but «rei
.hi* paper an’ state ...
• > -.
/on are deaf. All particular v ill 1
-ent vou absolutely free ».nd .i
>
."tpen»e Io you. Ad.tr,-i. Sell. < i
Lip Language, Kansas Ci;., N.'tsz >mi
T
A Radical Departure.
“Just a v-erd young wan," «aid the
own r of the Mufc.
“Yes «h?”
“If a customer know* ' what be
wants, sell it to him. I know t!i:.t a
star salesman can always »ell him
something else, bqt I have a theory
'hat it will pav as well to »ell him
■vhat he want».”
>
Raising the Boys Well.
—---o----- ,..
A negro mammy had « family of
itoj s s<> well behaved that one day
her mistress asked:
'Sally how did you raise vour boys
so well,”
''Ah’H tell you missus,” • ai;Svrc d
Sally, "Ah, rai«e' dem boy*- with a
barrel stave, an’ Ah raise ’em fre
quent”