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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

Only a fool would allow his dazzling
prospects to make him blind to his
own interests.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

Nightly coughing and torturing throat
tickle quickly relieved by Deans Mentho-
lated Cough Drops-5c at all Druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

It's a case of minority rule in a
home where there is a baby.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

Gas is used in pulling teeth and
selling mining stocks.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy. for Red, Weak, Watery
just Eye comfort Write for Book of the Bye
by mail Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

You may Just as well tell your wife
the truth; she'll find It out, anyway.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

made the leap, but broke three ribs,
dislocated a jaw and suffered a hem
orrhage of the throat. Despite his in
juries he struggled to shore and re-
ceived $500 for the trick, which re-
CURED 1 minute and 48 seconds.
His parents-in-law lived in constant
dread lest McPhee's desperate method
of making good would make their
daughter a widow. His next feat was
to leap from an a%eroplane.
Leaped From Express and Cliff.
McPhee's final achievement before
the camera eclipsed all former efforts.
In this film he climbed over telegraph
wires to the cross arm of a pole. There
he hung suspended until a passenger
train passed under him. He dropped
to the roof of a coach and then
leaped into the river as the train was
crossing a bridge. Detectives still
pursued and McPhee, cornered at the
top of a 1O0-foot cliff, leaped into the
river a second time.
This film settled the career Of Nc.
Phee as a high diver. He'll jump no
more, as his parents-in-law feel that
any man who will take such risks to
make good" must love their daugh-
ter.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS

II thon art master. be somenm,@
blind; if a servant. sometimes deaf
Fuller.
Heaven is best with perfect r,-,t. but
the blessing of earth Is t.is.-Henrs
van Dyke.
There was a man in our town
Invested all his health.
With lnafly avariciOuS aim
To win the goal Of wealth:
And when the same lie had attained
With all his might and main
He vainly !avislnd all his wealth
To get his health again.
Amos Il. "e't-
He who reforms himself has done
more TO reform the public: than .
crowd OF noisy, impOtent patriot
IIayater.
Weeping I:saH tarry for the might
but JOY cO1ncth in the morning -
SO:5.
The time is short: then be 1hy he.,y9
brothers
To every heart tTat needs thy lose
in aught;
Soon thou mayest need the 5sr"path,
OF others;
The time,
The time is short.
! ~--Hczekiah Butreruorth
| We are inclined to look upon bad
temper as very harmless weakness
but the Rihle again and again cons
demnS it as one OF the most destrucs
tive elements in human NATURE
Henry DrummOnd.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02
A WONIAN'S SMILE.

A woman's smile and TO-
The earth turned beautiful wheI-'cf
men go.
The shadows fleeing in q wind y
song,
And hearts grow brave with courage
When knights III service Of old loves
Trod ways turned fields Of very c'o.h
Of gold:
Morning within the weather,
And hearts as light as feathel
Beating responsive 10 the .E
sweet
OF every smile woman's lips repeat
4 wonan's SMILE anl then.
The youth Of all the worla ",--e
back again;
Green lanes Of glowing summer. ~ r.
tering birds,
The heavens above a blue Of petLef.
peace.
And on the hills the quiet foediHss
herds.
And in the meadows sheep with SNOWY
fleece;
Flowers with their petals mery,
Bells On the feet Of faery,
Every fellow lighto tread
10 know that love burns DER his J~
A WOman's SMILE and
Shall see myself the sky
Glow brighter for q. thousand y9>-7
come,
And all the pleasant voices j. -7
dumb
Wake to the argent music Or -
spheres,
And bring againN the happy so.@7-
years
or beauty, gladness, mirth,
Underneath a woman's smiling
Leading me to paths beguiling
Heart and soul and mind away
Onto a lovers holiday!
The Bentztown Bard il the I---..-
more Sun.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Currency and copper "cash
reduced in value as compared "l1-.
the silver dollar in the large par T.
central China, during the last Ye@
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Helpers Of the world are s1...-.
to the temptation to self-exploira.-r,
It is hard to be humble and pronio'
el,e a. nc sonio 'iiiie. good rule
to be behind good works. insrae5 ".
at the head Of them. Keeping o,,t
Of sight themselves, they push Dr1.
jects to the point where Others ara
willing to lead them. This r4a5s
both the grace of God, and Z sense
Of humor. Trying situations ariss
One gets no reward of men. An o.
that, however. was foreseen by le~nc
when He promised the rewards -
''the Father who seeth III secret" M
Master 'made Himself Of no reput5-
tlon put tie served the world. To
De nelper OF men Is lar highef
prize than to be honored Of men
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Smiles beget smiles. Who
the world pleasant face alter.
aspect Of many persons dav
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

down property rating. s. zsn.
we introduce into a commu-.-.
noble personality tsay by maE.r+ :
own nobler) We are directly ar5 ~
when Christ is hro,,ol1+ "oFlo. And
borhood. He transforms il Sa'
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Happiness has its habita,iov .- =.
heart, and the most direct va ~ -
creasing the worlds store Of hannj.
right. Much or most Of 1ur
vaunted social service is onjz w
deep; whereas the Gospel is ha.-,
deep. New hearts mean \ nav II.
they who know Christ can crv
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Then shall my heart keep s.s...q
While to the Cross | Gins
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-03-02

Ali the world is better for every
one who is living at his best.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

BON einenl tatia6liden Jortibritt
nno @etpimn ni1ts 5lt perIpiirett
9iniiiid)e SDrpe6uboote ipllen Sen
tiirfiiden Safen Saminn an,
sdjluar5eu Meer seritDrt babeu, ,uo-
bel audi Der frii9ere beutide Greit-
ser uSreslam" beIdaoist iein ioa
9a Die Sdiffe u8reslam" nno a@oe-
ben" ale paar Sage einnlal Dpm oem
raiiiidJen 9epeidenforreIppnbenten
Nentlueber 6eidJaDigt ober serit1rt mer=
ben, 10 6raitdJt man oie Gadje iupl
ttidt 10 tragiid) sit nebmem.
9lms garis ipirb gentel6et, oag
Miarine glriemal in benz 6iterreidi=
idlen Safen 9ola lei bmrd 8on16em
pon einen italiemiifem Snfti6iff
nabe upaitnSia 5erit6rt. slnd mel-
rere Der 0iterreidiiden ariegsid)iffc,
Die in benz 6afen lagen, ieiem De-
idyaoist. Die gad)rid)t entbebrt nod
Der 8eitatigmng.
9as gsSonrnale be @eneDeA iaat,
bic giitiien ieien bard ibre Miserfol-
se nidlt entmittist. Wemn Sentid)=
lamb erIdJ0pft fei, baum ipiirben iie
amfamsen 5n fampfen. 0as lit bei-
nabe ebemlo id)6n, iuie Die nenlid)s
Grfldrrns, bai Die nnamfb6rliden
rmiiiid)en giieoerlagen Elm itratesi.
ides Man0Der bun sroRer alnsbeit
ieien.
sSm &anfafnssebiet, iuDllen 6is
IniIen Die siirfen iuieber 5itriif5e.
crangt nmo ntebrere ibrer Stellmn-
gen beiett baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
anrSe lleberiidt,

Nsadenien ioa einen entidJei-
benben Sies erfodten baben.
slnsriffe Ser slIiierten aitf
@allipuli iunrSea 5itriifseidla-
gen.
Sie 9eittiden idlasen o;e
9iniIen an Der 9taiufa nuo ma-
den 5000 @efamsene.
9entidJe ltnterieeboote ser-
it5ren in einer ISOLDE 81 Sdlif-
fe.
Geiterreid,ildle 2nftfdiffer
bOmbarbierem italieniide StGb-
te.
Grfulse Der Deiterreid)er in
Der G5egeirb 5uiid)en 9nieitr
itltb Erntb. Die 9fitiieu iuerOem
iiber bic 0remse ber gnfoiuina
3itritG8eDrdftgf.
Die CeiterreidJer sinscn
n5rolid) bon 6oroobenfa iiber
SHieitr, ntnftem a6er 3nrair=
ma ant 9nieitr ranmen; ipGtcr
befetten iie es iuieber. Mli)s-
nifa lit aenummen.
lie Staliener sreifen @Ors
am.
Sn @riedemlano finben
@abten itatt. @eniielpst slm-
banser iolleu in ser @ajoritat
iein.
Die Oeutiden beieben ben
Grt &nsIe 1T &itrlano. ssm ser
gsiemen-0eseno finben SAINT
pfc itatt.
Gie Deittid)eu id)lasem bic
9iniTen in einem 8efedDt Eel
Sienialua, mur6SitIid uom
Hrc5empsl.
StalieniiAe 3mftIdJiffer fol-
len in pulG biel Sdn6en angey
ridtet babea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

Sine 9epeidje aus Berlin, Die lei
Der nod etiuas nnfIar lit nno feline
italleren Ginselbeiten bringt, meloet,
bah Wcneral bon MadenIen In Der
@egeno murO6ftIid BON gr3emus(
einen emtidDeiceaSen Giea i;ber oie
9iniien oabongetragem unS lire
fGmmtiidem Stellnusem eingenom.
men bat.
lteber bic SfGmpfe In Wali,ien
fuirb bon Berlin aus semelSet, bai,
Die 9entid)en unb Celterreidler in Der
0eseuO, npro6ItlidJ bon greaemnsl,
6ei Sieuialua einen griifenfobf iuie.
Der erpbert baben, iuobei linen 5000
@efamgene in bic 6GnSe sefallen
iiub. Die Srnppem 6es Generals
BON 4imiinsen baben 9sfDsnifa ero-
bert.
8ie ms 8ien semeISet pirO, fat
hie Grtnee Ses General bon 9flansev
ScH 9iaiieH 5iuiiden oem 0mieIIr nnb
benz griitb bic Orte s}efemSana uaS
Nieb5ipisfi, n5rolidJ BON Cbeytim
seleseu, absenomnen. Die bemtiden
nnb Siterreidjiiden Srnppen ta6en
ben 9Hieftr u0rblidJ bon SOrobenfn
gtfren5t uno baben 3nfesegfi nc.
noumen. lie SiniIen baben beriadt,
beH Crt snriifsnero6erH, ibfe Stn-
sriffe iinb aber, init idiuercr gerfa-
fteu fir iie, sitriifseidlasem. Sm
Der 8nfctuina iunrbem sic SaaiIen
ses'unmsen, lire Ittte Gtef!ams am
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14
Nhs NIerifo.

@arratl5o bat cine Yroflan1a-
tion an oas nerifaniide Nolf erIaI.
Lien Die gleid8eitig als cine Mntport
anf Die Soroerungerl nnieres BrG-
iioenten an5uieben 1T. ST giebt iii
I.oieier 8roflamation cine lteberli6t
oer greigiliiie felt Ser glboanfnne
3ia5' Die natiirlid gan5 in feinel.t
Gimme gebalten iit. gr bebauptet,
Maoero lei ON Der glusfiibruitg iei-
! ner Yldne burh oie Sppoiitio7i
Sro5co's, &epes', 6eIir 9in5 ilno
3apata's gebinoert iporoen, ertpaflit
a6er niht, oaB Wtaoero ourh ieire
l1nfdbigfeit uno feline 8erriidtbeitsll
ON oieier Sppoiition m it9lusnabu1e
oerienigen 3apata's, feIsIt felsst oie
| Saulo trug. ....;;iio oaB er oen slltf-
ltanS 3apata's, Ser in gsirflidfeit
]ilidts meiter als eiit reiaer Raubsua
tpar lei6t bdtte llnteroriiden fon-
ner, ipenn er 3apdta lidt, entgegeii
Dem State aller oerienigen 2eute
ieIner ltngebltftg, Die ettpos BON ocl
8erbdltniiien beritoneeti, grntofalldl
IGebdnoelt bate. @eiter bebanpiet
lgarran5a, Snerta babe ieinel
Staatsitreid nit Siilfe elmer 9lnao5i
Srenloer, DIE bltrh bns oIte Megims
lbegiinitigt iuaren uno ole iid uul
ben oonaligen amerifaniiden Sc
ianoten, Senrp Cane @ilion, grip-
piertelf, ililternomnlen mas aud
| lnidt ridtig iit. Suerta ufiteritabnl
ieinen Staatsitrei1 auf eigene syauif,
ober idmnltlihe @elatoter, itiGt
SSillon aaein, erfanflten i'm an,
neil er i'm tatldbliden 8eiib Der
Wa6t mar itn0 neil er audi Die sSd.
bigfeiteil beiaB, oiele Maht 5u bal.
ten, mas Die fonlneitoen greigniIIe
oeutlid) betuieieil baben. SsSm ipeite-
|ren 8erlauf ieirerBroflamotion er-
flart garran5a. oaB Die grfolge lei
ner 9artei, Der &onititationaliitell,
tie 5lir glnerfennltng bon Seitel ocr
Ser. Staaten ino Der artoern Mad)-
tie berehtigtelt oa lie tatiaGlid sic
Hegieritngsgetpalt in W1erico aus:
iibtett mas aud tpieoer, trob Der
@rfolge, Die lie in Der lebten Set
gebabt boben, nidt ribtie lit. 3llnt
SdluB 3dblt er ouf, mas ste &onitt-
tlltionalilten 81 trn peripr1hen. Sic
tpiiroeu allen Srelltoen in Weerico
Sdut ibres 2ebens. ibrcr Srei9eit
uno ibres @igentrlnts gorontierelt
ipiiroen audi BEN Sd)aoen, oen lie
o1trd Die 9epoliltion erIitten battet,
erieben. Sic miiroen oen sSrie6en
berItellen ltno i'm inter einern &eai.
ntent BON @eieb inb Sronunq erbdl-
ten. Sic tpiiroeir ieoem freie 9lu2
ii6nng ieiner 9eligiou gorantieren
utter Den beitebenoeit @eieben, Die
Stride uno Stoot bon eiiron0er trenn-
ten uno ipiiroen 6ie r6tiaen @ebdlt-
oe fin slbboltlutg oes @ottesoienltes
5ir 8erfit9ung Itellen ipetlrt oltb
oieie @eb1ioe ielbit, tpie oas @elee
es borihreibe, i'm Bette oes Staates
berbleiben miiBten. Sic miir6et bic |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

Ssrnslj anfsnse6en nnb iid) aLer Die
8remse suriif5mSieben. Die 9e,ttidea
Inno bic Oelterreider babeii burt
5000 @efansene semadJt. Sin ruiz
iiider 9nsriff anf Stanislan iunrSe
snriifseidIaseu, oasesen baben Die
JniIen 3nraiuna iuieSer genDmmea,
bae Die Gentid)en mnS Oeiterreid)er
eerGnnt battem. Giner fpGteren Mel=
Snns nadJ baben Die 9eitidJen nnS
Eeiterreidler aber 3nraiuna iuieoer
beiett.
Die engliihen 0epeiden seben Jest
sn, oak lire Welonngett bon Dem &C.
iualtisem @oritof Der Gniien in Gu
ltsien bod etiuas 5ii boreilig gesue-
| len ieien. Satfad)e lit, bak Die Gnis
len bis ieet nod nid)ts iueiter er,
siunngen bnben, als 6ie Ganmtns
Ibpn Smraiuna am 9nieitr, bak Die
Gentiden unb Seiterreid)er aber iuie-
Ser an anoerer Stelle iiber 6en Slmf
acgansem iinS. Bon einem 3nriifiusi-
den Der Gentidlen oSer Sen Sinein-
id)ieben eines ritiIiidjen Sells in Die
oeattIdlen Stellnnsen, pon lueldent
iene Sepeid)en bereits senieloet ba=
ben, fann feline 9iebe Iein. Slber nm
] siueifelbaft ba6en bic 9lniIen ger-
/ itGrfnngen erbalten nn6 in Ser @e-
genb bon Sienieiua, sSaruslam nnS
anbern Srten iino Die &Gmpfc iuie-
/ Der in ppllem @ange. Bis iebt ber-
lanfen iie fiir bic bentidJem Secrc er
folgreid]. 8eiter nnten am Erutb
E iin0 bic 9tniIen polit6nbig anf ihr
0ebiet sariidsebrGnat lpprSen.
Stadj ben offisiellem 8eridlten ans
Berlin baben bic 9entidjen nprSiueit-
lidp BON Sdaipli in &nrlanS ben gYt
stnsle genomrtem, iuubei iie ad)t Diff
isiere un6 1850 Wann linen ais 0e-
fansene in Die SGn6e fielen. glndJ
adt Waid)inengeidabe erpberten iic.
8eiter iii6lidj in ber 3iemen- -0eseno,
liiiS0itlid) BON Der WlariampoI aolu-
no-gabn, iuo Die auiien @eritarfnn-
9cn erbalten baben, iinb Sample i'm
0anse. Gbenfo andJ n5rblidJ BON
xrsasnges, mabe Der Siiosremse bon
Cftpreaken. SiiblidD BON golimoiu
on Der 2aipfa, mo- Die 0entiden ei-
men 8orifok in feinSIides. serrito-
riunt gentaft baben, iunroen alle &c.
senamsriffe Ger si,ifem surii&seidJla-
gen. Die 9entidem babeu in iener
Gegeuo lueitere 1860 8efangene ae.
nadJt, fuiuie ad)t &anouem (5iuei Sa-
hon BON fdiuerem &aliber) uno nenn
@aidJimengeidiite erobert.
gnf Der Sal6imlel gallibuli fabeir
iuieoer &anipfe ftattsefnnben. Biz
ylliierten griffen ben redten sslii-
gel ber S1iirfem berfdDieSemtlidJ an,
iparoen aber INNER snriifsewpricn.
gndl meloen Die Siirfen, oab einr
ibrer fleinaitatifdjen 9atterien Die
Stellnns Der slaiiertem erfolareidl
bumbar6iert babe.
9as Seatide 1tnterieebopt oit 50
bat Die ensliidle Bart yGrpiun Of esn-
ota1 itn6 bic nOriuegiTd)e Bari ySea
@laoe" in ben G,rinb sebubrt. Or
itere mar NIT Goblen, letterc NIT
5ol5 bela6en. Sie 8eIatnngen tuur.
Den 9erettet.
Oeiterreidlilfe Melonmseu beitdti.
gen, oak bic Stafiener Monfalcone
nno Gaporetto (aarfreit) senpntmcn
baben. Sin sfngriff Der Stnliener
anf Die S0ben BET glaba iunrSe 5a.
riidsefdlasen. An Der @rense bon
aaerntbeu wnrben bic slmsriffe Ser
Staliener suriifseFdlagen nab Der
Vismfe earal6a beIett.
lie 9eatiden bdben ben 8nlyen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-14

2anofraee loielt obne 3ur aomfig-
fation redtmaBig ertuorbenen gigen=
tllns 5u idreiten. 3ur 8erteiIune
Ian Sarlobeoiirftige tpiiroen oieielliaea
2dnoereien eelangen, oie Gigentllrn
oes 5tnates Ieien ul1o oie iid, 95rl=
|patperionen alif ltnredtrnaBige @eiTs
ermorben bdtte1. 9llles an0ere Gf=
lgeittunt, oeiien geiit fem ipe8ieaes
BriDtleg uno feiit MonopoI be0eltfe,
)fpiirne niht angetaitet perocn. sic
fpiirbet 10 piel ipie tnogli6 fir eft1e
aagenfeitte @olfser5iebnng forgen
Juno piiroen bic 8eftinlnluflgen 0es
l9efrets bonn 9e5enlber 1914 oltrh=
fiibren, nod oeln Der ofirit diefn az
lilo garran5a Die greflltipqelpalt aus.
liiben llno @ablen fir eii1elf &ollgreB
olisldreiben iperoe 0ieier aonareB
Isperoe oonn Die aeforlHen 5ur 9lus-
fiibrllng bringen uno cine Yr1ioen.
ltentpabl at1fiiiloigeii.
@ie aus @aibington getnef0et
miro, iitt6 bort geahrihten eifaetrof-
4 fen, nelhe Die Waeloltng bon oens
laroBen Siege Der garraf15i5tas Bel
| 2eon als ltlrid5fie erfennen Iailen.
Dagegen miro oie gea1ridt bon Dem
| Sieg @ina's BEL Silao beitatigt.
General gieditt, Ser DefebIss
| baber Der merifaniiderl Sruppe1 lit
geuebo 2areoo, BOT oen olaerifaai-
| f6en 8ertreteril 6es Noten Greu5es
ntitgeteilt, boB oie 2elite IN geuebr
2areoo feiner ltnteritiibntlg beoiirf-
ten.
Die Garralt5iItas beballptef, ois
aonpentionoliiteil in Ger 8apptItaot
batten Inn @affenItialtaao ltohge=
4 inht General @on5oles babe III
|nen aber gearltiportet, peml fie Biltt-
bergieBen perbiitbern iuolten ID
iniiBten tie entipeoer 81 Garran5a
iibergeben ooer oie Stabt rdllnlelt. 1
! Ger. Giaa bat Garrailaa 3n Ell
liner perioilliden 3iiianlnlelltunft Ell Ed
= 19YoioSo,, ,,,,, ii,hor c<o,-s+of(,.,,o Sap
ar;aSo,,s S - aa' 6asota,, 49, ti.su,'s a., .a1s w.
b,a S;a5o,, q Sr;H .L'1s, - MAl .assue1s ss
ae,;sa,,t S,s a,;I;s. ~. G uA9 : Nsgala'' ool
49, al,esM e..s Sossloa wy - os,.uu,l oss 6,
T.; ',. 81, a'p,egl'lo ons!t eas e Dl'vsls
~ os1e ~, D.i,sti'uIlen oer yeooiIe-
! lan l.tl,s g1e1teo :, genleBe. Allp Sllia
Iiabl o,e grel9llllle Heoiie palliefe'E
ae,ls;4er neo erlierI. oaB one lelolilugneeg
s'pl'l9ls1. .ar. pelle'.sgeM, lpelu)e ole Wfaal
n'sselss''u1ea Ivy 2oe'le Ilar lnl''ler II
sa syu'.oen 81 yuitsn ipoulen, ole oharWl-
ss lu5'' ,n,la.luss'l rull pel 9auplllaoI q, pess
a'''uba - palaen IVY oub oeI Vfallgce
~ sslatlllporIliUtelIsgeInpl q oot
SelIen earran8a 9ferieo la se-
lpanl,te l aa,,..x 0e5legahgeh 81 oe1reiiaoe-
leh soeaUleH georanr nape Ods pot
oen earran6tlfas pefitrmortete At-
ranserne11t, oaB Der stirit diet iit-
fertittlttld)er Brnlioeut iperoe, pcr-
mlrft er u1lo iptu oagegen oie gre.
fuff1f pft,olf pftfntrr ,,o,,4 S4., Tf III
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02

The city Of St. Johns does ordain as
follows:
That the council has considered the
proposed assessment for improving ST.
Johns avenue In the city of 81. Johns
from the east side line of Edison
street to tn c westerly side
line Of Seneca street
and all objections made thereto,
and hereby ascertains, determines
and declares the whole cost OF said inn
provement in manner provided by Ordi.
nance No. 626 TO bc the sum OF 1924 80,
and that the special and peculiar benefits
accruing 10 each lot or part there
OF or parcel of land within the as
sessment district, by reason OF said im-
proyement and in just proportion TO such
benefits, are IN the respective amounts
set opposite the number OF description
OF each lot or part thereof or parcel of
land in the following annexed assess
ment Toll.and said assessment roll which
Is numbered llS, is hereby adopted aud
approved as the assessment for said i'm.
provement, and the recorder of the city
of 81. Johns Is directed to enter state.
ment OF the assessment hereby made In
the docket of city liens, aud cause notice
thereof TO be published as provided by
charter. which assessment is as follows.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
ORDINANCE NO. 66S

An Ordinance Declaring the
Cost OF Improving st. Johns
Avenue in the City of St.
Johns from the East Side
Line OF Edison Street to
the Westerly Side Line of
Seneca Street and Assessing
the Property Benefited
Thereby, Declaring Such
Assessment and Directing
the Entry OF the Same in
the Docket of City Liens.
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Notice to Dog Owners

All owners of dogs are hereby
Notified that according to city
ordinance all dogs must be muz.
zled for four months beginning
June l, 1915. Dog owners must,
therefore, comply with the pro-
visions of the ordinance and
their dogs at once.
JOHN POFF,
Chief of Police.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02

Passed by the Council this 29th day of
June, 1916.
Approved by the Mayor this Both day
of June, 1916.
X. GRADEN, Acting Mayor.
Attest: A. u. DUNSMORE,
Recorder of the City OF st. Johns.
Published in the 81. Johns Review on
July 2, 1915.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02

Bring In your job printing while
you think of II. Don't wait until you
are entirely out. We are equipped
To turn out neat and tasty printlns
promptly al Portland pricsl or lsss
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

In order TO insure a chance Of ~.
vertisement the copy for such chanos
should reach this office not later than
wednesday, at ; o'clock .. m. Please
remember this and ssvs the prlntss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-28
Awful Blow!
TurribIest Storm in BingMIIe so
fur this season IA lot of
CaIamitties & cataStrofees but
no diseases Full partickIers
below!

There was a awful, turrible and VIC
lent thunder, lightning and rain storm
visited BiEgville on last Tuesday at
p. m: which filled the town with con
sternation, and you might say, blowed
the bricks often chimbleys. bowed the
hats and blamed near the hair often
peoples beds, blowed down fences and
trees and nearly struck several others
| by lightning, not to menshion that
Snake Crick riz two feet in an hour S
time, etc.
Hi Winters says that he never seen
the wind blow so in his life. Hi and
Bige Barker was walking along the
street talking to each other as friendly
as you please, when sign over Abe
Winslow's cobbler shop bowed down
and hit Hi a crack on top of the he'd,
and Hi of course thought Bige had hit
him for joke, SO he turned and whaled
away at Bige knocking Bige out into
the road, also two teeth. When Bige
got up and got his bearins and realized
fully that he had been assaulted by his
best friend he started for Hi with
c1inched fist, and when Hi seen him
coming he tuck down Main street tow
ard home, and locked hisself up in the
house. Bige stood outside and called
him all the names he could lay his
tongue to, but Hi wouldn't come out.
Miss Amelia Tucker was out making
some fashionable calls in a new kaliko
dress which she just had made when
the rains descended and the skies leaked
and the co1ors in Amelias dress all run
together. Now you ought to see it
Lightning struck Zeke Snodgrass'
barn. but it didn't set the barn on fire.
Zeke said that's just his luck. He's
been payin fire insurance on that blamed
ole barn for the past IS years, and
Zeke says it's been struck six times by
lightning, but never ketched fire onct.
Zeke thinks he will drop his fire insur-
ance as soon as it expires.
Deacon Butterworth's hat bowed off
in front of the postofice and the wind
TUX it down the middle of the street.
The Deacon TUX after it and had nearly
overlook it when his foot slipped, and
he fell and sprained his ankle so pain
full that he was tempted to say things
which are rot consistent with the Chris
tan life which the Deacon leads; in
fact, Lem Hines, who was standing
near the Deacon when he fell, says that
if his memry and hearin served him
right, he thinks a couple of oaths es-
kaped from the Deacon's lips before he
could control them. We hope we won't
soon have another storm like this in
Bingvil1e One storm like this a year
is enough to answer our purposes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-28
LoKal Items

A light in the parlor of the residence
of Miss Alrnira Hobbs burned Until a
late hour last Saturday night Don't
keep the girl up all night Hen.
Brad Tucker wanted us to lend him
some money TO meet the interest on a
mortgage which Cy Hoskins holds on
his Bingville house and lot. We told
Brad he was awful foolish to ask us
for money, being as you can't get blud
outen a turnip. Judging from the past
history of Bingville Cy will soon own
Brads property.
Rev. Sam1 Moore DIR behaved pas
tor of the Bingville church will turn
up his bari of sermons next Sunday
and will begin all over at the bottom
again. 1t takes Rev. Moore about four
years to go from the top to the bot
tom of the bari He has used these
sermons in Bingville for the last Is
years and they seem to be as fresh and
new each time as ever.