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$4,000
Fire Apparatus Bond

Know OF men by these presents:
That me City OF Hickman, Ken
tloky, municipal corporation
created and existing under and
by the laws of the State of Ken
lucky, acknowledges itself 10 be
indebted to, and promises and
binds itself TO pay TO the bearer
hereof, for value received, the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars at
the Hickman Bank & Trust Com
pany, at Hickman, KY, ON the
first day of January 1926, with iI'-
tereSt from date at the rate of
six (6) per cent per annum until
paid, interest payable annually
at the office aforesaid upon pre-
sentatiOn and surrender of the
proper coupon annexed hereto ON
the first day OF January OF each
year.
This bond and coupons attach
ed are issued as negotiable in
struments by SAID City Of HEX
man under and a pursuance of
an election of the qualified elec-
tors of said City % Hickman, or
dered by the Mayer and Board
OF Council thereof, COR the pur-
pose of deciding the question Of a
loan to said city Of seven thOus-
and five hundred ga, 10000 dol
lars and levying special tax in
the sum of $4,000 upon all
taxable property in said city, at a
rate of twelve az cents per
hundred dollars per annum, as
seSsed valuation, being a sum
sufficient to pay said annual In
terest and retire said bonds at
their maturity, for the purpose of
purchasing a Combination Chem
ical Pumping, and Hose Cart En-.
CINE and other fire apparatus,
which said election was held in
said City of Hickman on the ID.
day OF November 1915, being the
regular election day, and at which
said election more than twO-thirdsI
of all the qualified electors vOt-
ing thereat were in favor of said
loan tax levy, and bond issue,
and also by virtue and authority
of the Constitution and laws of
the State of Kentucky and of
Chapter SO, and section 1857 Of
the Kentucky statutes of 1909.
And said City of Hickman here
by certifies and warrants TO the
holder of this bond that said City
% Hickman is legally organized,
and that all the requirements ~
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oient annual tax TO pay interest
as the same becomes due, and to
create a sinking fund TO retire
said bonds at maturity,
The City Council Of the City OF
Hickman, Kentucky, do ordain AS
follows: that
WHEREAS, there was submit
cd TO the electors of the City of
Hickman, Kentucky, at the gen.
eral election held upon the 4th
day OF November, 1913, the ques.
ton whether the City Council
60 the City of Hickman should be
authorized TO issue bonds in the
sum of fifteen thousand (Sl5,OO0)
dollars, for the purpose of rais-
ing money TO build and maintain
le' &c along the banks of the
Mississippi river, within the limits
of the City of Hickman, Ky, or by
cooperating with Others in said
expenditure, and,
WHEREAS, due notice of said
election was given as required
by law, which notice specified the
amount of the indebtedness pro
posed to be incurred the purpose
OF the same, and the amount OF
money necessary to be raised an
nually by taxation for interest
and principal, and,
WHEREAS, at said election
,fpon canvass Of the votes east
thereat it appear that two.
thirds of all the qualified elector.
voting, were in favor of mourning
such indebtedness, and OF sucu
tax,
Therefore the Council Of the
City Of Hickman, Kentucky, d-
Omain:
Section |. That bonds Of the
city be issued in the sum Of fii.
een thousand $4,000 dollars
said bonds shall be dated Januarl
II, 1916, shall bear interest at the
rate OF six per cenlum % PEI
cent per annmn, payable annual
Ily; shall be Of the denomination
]
of $500 and shall mature January
| ], 1896; said bonds shall be thir
Ity l3O) in number, numbering
from one % 10 thirty (3O) m
elusive and shall be signed by th'
Mayor and comtcrsigncd by th'
Clerk of said city with the cor
pOrate zeal thereto affixed anC
| the coupons shall bear the fac
smile signature of said Officers
said bonds shall be in substantial
y the following form;
United States Of America
State Of Kentucky
City Of Hickman
Mississippi River Levee Bonds
$500 No.
1
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By the constitution and laws OF
the State Of Kentucky.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
The said City OF Hickman, has
executed this bond and twenty
2Ol Coupons attached hereto 10y
causing the within Bond and SAID
Coupons 10 be signed by the
Mayor OF said city, and counter
signed by the Clerk OF said city,
with the corporate seal thcreof
affixed 10 said Bond, this first
day Of January, 1916.
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NORNI OF COUPON

The City Of Hickman, state of
Kentucky, will pay the bearer
thirty dollars ON the January 10
for value received, at the Of
flee Of the Hickman Bank Il
Trust Company, Hickman, Ken
lucky, being Tor one years inter
est then due on Bond No for
$4,000 issued by said City OF
Hickman.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Hickman, Ky, May l, 1916.

Hickman, KY, May /, 1916.
Council met in regular session
Present Mayor Dillon, Council
men A. o. Caruthers, W. I. Girls
som, w. A. Johnston, II. o. Stone
cipher, E. D. johnson and D. r.
Leibovitz.
The following ordinances were
passed by the affirmative vote
of all the Councilmen present:
Said ordinances are in words
anu figures as follows:
The City Council of the City Of
Hickman, Ky, do ordain as fol
lows:
That Whereas, there was sub
mitted TO the electors of the
City of Hickman, Kentucky, at
the general election held upon the
2nd day of November, 1915, the
question whether the City Com-
oil of the City of Hickman should
be authorized 10 issue bonds in
the sum Of seyenty-five hundred
($I5OO.OO) dollars, for the pur-
pose OF raising money 70 pur-
chase a Motor Chemical and
Pumping Engine and other neces-
sary fire fighting apparatus, and,
Whereas due notice OF SAID
election was given as required
by law, which notice specified the
amount OF the indebtedness pro
posed to be incurred, the purpose
OF the same, and the amount of
money necessary to be raised an
nually by taxation for interest
and principal, and,
Whereas, at said election upon
a canvas Of the votes east there
at, it appears that two-thirds uf
all the qualified electors voting
We're in favor of mourning such
Indebtedness, and of such tax,
THEREFORE,, THE COUNCIL
OF TILE CITY OF HICKMAN,
KY, DO 0RDAIN:
Section l. That, bonds of the
city be issued in the sum of sew
enty-five hundred (S7 10000,
dollars, and said bonds shall
be dated January LIST, 1916, shall
bear interest at the rate of six
(6) per cent per annum, pay
able annually, shall be OF the
denomination OF $4,000 and shall
mature January l, 1926, said
bonds shall be fifteen in number,
numbered from one ~ 10 fifteen
(l5) inclusive and shall be sign
ed by the Mayor and counter
signed by the Clerk OF said city
with the corporate seal thereto
affixed and the coupons shall
bear fac-simile signatures Of said
officers; said bonds shall be in
substantially the following form:
United States of America
State OF Kentucky
City of Hickman
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old got married and at II years gave birth 90
twins and il cii me with very poor health could
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much that did not know what to do. ilayu.
heard OF Lydia l.. pinkhams Vegetable CompouU
i thought / would give Il trial and Il made me ,-
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From a Grateful Massachusetts, Woman.

Roxhury, Mass WIS suffering from inilam.
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that my trnuhle WIS oaused ly o displacement
Nv symptoms wena hearing down pains, hackache
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Vegetable Compound II has cuOd me and am
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| Haynes Park Roxbuy, Mass.
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NeaHk for
sick Ncmen
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To women who suffering from some form Of
womans special ills and have constant fear Of breaking
down. the three following letters ought to bring hopc:
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THESE PRESENTS. That the
City OF Hickman, Kentucky, a
municipal corporation created and
existing under and by the laws o.
the State of Kentucky, acknowl-
edges itself TO be indebted b,
and promises and binds itself b.
pay TO the bearer hereof, 70,
value received, the sum OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS at
the Farmers & Ma; hauts Bank,
at Hickman, Kentucky, on III
first day of JANUARY. 936 with
interest from date at the rate Of
SIX &c per cent) per cent per
anum until paid, interest paya-
bic annually at the office afore-
SAID upon presentation and sur
render OF the proper coupon an
neXed hereto on the first day OF
January Of each year.
This bond and coupons attached
are issued az negotiable instru.
ments by sand City of Hickman
under and IN pursuance of an
election Of the qualified electors
of said City Of Hickman, ordered
by the Mayor and Board OF COun-
ell thereof, for the purpose Of de-
Gliding the question of a loan 20
said city Of fifteen thousand
(Sl5,OOO) dollars and levying a
special tax in said sum Of Slj,
000 upon all taxable property in
said city, at tax rate Of four
teen (ll) cents per hundred dol
lars per mnum, assessed valua-
ton, being a sum sufficient 10
pay said annual interest and re
tire said bonds at their maturity,
for the purpose of bnildinR and
maintaining a leyce between the
City of Hickman, Kentucky, anil
the Mississippi River, which said
election was held in said City
Of Hickman on the 4th day Of
November, 1913, being the regu-
lar election day, and at which
said election more than twO-thirds
Of all the qualified electors vOt-
ing thereat, upon said question,
were in favor Of said loan, tax
levy, and bond issue, and also by
virtue and authority of the Con-
and laws Of the State Of
Kentucky and of Chapter 50, and
Section 1867 Of the Kentucky
Statutes Of 1909.
And said City of Hickman here
by certifies and warrants to the
holder OF this bond that said City
Of Hickman is legally organized,
and that all the requirements of
law necessary 10 make this bond
valid have been observed and
complied with, and that the total
of this bond issue does
not exceed the limit prescribed
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Mayor Of City of Hickman.
Clerk of City of Hickman.
lFORNI On COUPONl

(FOIlM OF IOUFUN)
5000 No.
THE CITY or HICKMAN,
State OF Kentucky, VIII pay the
bearer THIRTY DOLLARS on
the LIST day Of January, 10 Tor
value received, az the office OF
the Farmers 4 Merchants Bank,
NJ Hickman, Kentucky, being for
one years interest then due on
Bond No for 500 Issued by
sad City Of Hickman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

c Davis Of La Grande. is in the
city.
J. r. Jordan Of Echo, is in the
city.
Bert Mullins Of Echo was in the city
yesterday.
Arthur Halle OF walla Walla, was
in the city yesterday
Jim Cox Of the Specially Grocery
went to Portland today.
George Morrison Of La Grande was
in the city last pight
Rhea Berg and Lula Vickersham
are visitors from Mcpherson, Kan.
Mrs. f.. S. Thomas Of Portland.
who has been visiting her sister Mrs
}. s. Johns, Jr, returned to her home
today.
John McMurray PendletOn natatOri-
um Instructor, returned from Port
land yesterday where he witnessed the
three mile marathon swim.
william Ingram Of Portland. who
was recently appointed to Annapolis.
spent yesterday here visiting his
grandfather J. 4. Drake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

w. H. Jones Of Pomeroy was in the
city yesterday.
g r. Judd Of Seattle, was an out
Of town visitor in town yesterday
j. NJ. Donaldson, farmer In the Cold
Springs country was in town Satur.
day
a. NJ. Lewis Of Silver Lake was reg.
istered at the Golden Rule hotel Sat.
urday.
Marshall Spell Of the Peoples Ware
house, went to Portland today on bus
mess.
Joe Grinde and John Lindgren have
returned from a vacation spent at the
home Of Mr. Grlnde In Silyerton.
Mrs. c. e. Heard went to Spokane
this morning whore she Is to be the
house guest Of Mrs. H. G. Blewett
Miss Agnes shroyer Of Cambridge,
Idaho, was among the out Of town
guests Of the Hotel Bowman Saturday
Judge Thomas Fitzgerald has re-
turned from Lehman Springs whore
he has been enjoying a two weeks va
cation. HIS family viii remain there
for some time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

T. ]. O'Keffe of Portland, is in the
city.
c. II. Oderln Of Palouse. was in
town Saturday night.
f. A. Simpson of Weston, passed
last night in the city.
Lula McReynolds of Moberly, Mo-, is
visiting friends in the city.
Bryan Branstetter of Echo Is here
today visiting his mother.
j. f. Reihl Of Hermiston was a sun.
day visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. S Barker were
Meacham visitors here yesterday
w B. Barrett Of Heppner was reg
istered at the Hotel Pendleton yester-
day
District Attorney Frederick Steiwer
has returned from a trip to La
Grande.
Marion Jack and family who have
been camped near Nc cham have re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curl and fam
lily are expected to return from their
summer home at Mcacham today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
NO TIME FOR INSOLENCE

~ OUIS w. HILL says that
no matter what other
roads do his lines will
not grant an eight hour day.
He seems to think that he is a
czar and can do as he pleases
whether other people like it or
not.
But spectacles of would-be
6espotism of any sort do not
set we'll with people in this
country. This is a democracy,
not a monarchy. The public
does not want insolence from
either side of the controversy.
1t would prefer a spirit Of
moderation and a desire for an
amicable settlement.
Next to keeping out of for
eign war the greatest necessity
confronting the country is the
avoidance of a great railroad
strike. From an industrial
standpoint it would be a calam-
ity, particularly as crop moving
time is at hand and all our traf-
fic this year must 20 by rail.
The farmers of the north
west have already suffered
injustice enough with reference
to the transportation subject.
For two years they have been
forced to sell wheat at one
half the price it brings at Liv-
erpOol. Carrying charges abb
sorb the difference. 1t is not
right to put the producers OF
the country up against a rail
riad tie-up.
The presidents efforts at a
settlement deserve success. III
railroad owners like Louis w.
Hill block the plan and force
a strike they may regret their
behavior.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
DON'T SCOFF TOO SOON

n T will be only natural if at
u first some people smile or
sneer at the plan of the
University of Oregon to send
out a man to lecture on the
subject of merchandising.
Newspapermen of Oregon
did that very thing some years
ago when a school of journal
ism was established in the uni
versity. Well informed men
do not do so now. The journ-
alism department has been a
good thing. 1t trains young
people for a calling in which
successful work calls for such
education. But it has done
more. 1t has raised the news
paper standard in Oregon and
caused more efficient methods
to be adopted in scores of
country shops and some city Of
fices throughout the state.
There is no reason why the
university should not be of aid
in the merchandising business.
1t is a calling of which those
who follow it have reason to
be proud. They could have
even more pride in their line
of work if better methods
could be employed and a still
higher standard set up. Per-
haps the new move will ac-
complish this purpose.
1t may be well to suspend
judgment on the university's
new line Of work until the same
can be Judged in the light of
the results attained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

put spots on him, may, in the
end, result disastrously for his
opponents. e.. =. e. 1t will pay the
republican board of strategy
to think on these things, and
cut out much of the consider
alton given to the mistakes of
Wilson"
Fortunately for Wilson the
Hughes workers are not fol-
lowing the advice of William
Allen White. They think it
better to ridicule and malign
the president. In November
they will wake up to their mis-
take.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

than that he should have an
other term?
If the middle west is "arous-
ed" is it not possible it may be
found upon the Wilson side of
the fence?
S-s-sSesSs-SSS
The complaint of the rail-
roads that the eight hour day
would ruin them would have
more force if they had not
made the same complaint about
every reformatory or regula-
tive step ever taken in relation
to their business.
e-S-S-~@0~-SsS-$
Heppner desires a "place in
the sun" with reference to the
auto tourist business and is 60
ing about in a practical way to
acnleVe tnat end.
~SS-S-SeS-S-O-S-S
A live evening entertainment
is essential to the Roundup.
~~-~~~s~-~Se~
Time for another big sea bat
tie off Europe.
A
Beautiful autumn this Au.
gust.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER PAYS
PENDLETON A SHORT VISIT

= William Rockefeller, brother I
= Of John d. Rockefeller and one
= of the richest men in the Uni
= ted States, was a Pendleton Wis Z
= itor yesterday He was a mem
= Der Of a party that included
= President Earling Of the Chi
= cago Milwaukee & St Paul and
= President j. d. Farrell of the
= O.-W. r. & n. =
= While here the noted oil =
= kings brother chatted pleasant
= ly with local people whom he =
= met and complimented Agent T. =
= +. O'Brien upon the parking at =
= the depot. =
. Mr. Rockefeller is man =
= about 65 years Of age and is =
, short and inclined to stoutness. =
, He is personally affable in man =
, ner He Is one Of the directors =
, Of the Milwaukee. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
sdqsElfAlI9sIgse,
lIIIlIIILIIlLIIIILllIIllIlI

A quiet but pretty wedding was
golemnized on sunday afternoon at
four O'Clock when Miss Winnie l..
Chisholm became the wife OF George
w Wachtel. the Rev J. NJ. Corneli-
son officiating. The ceremony was
performed at the Riverside home Of
the brides mother, Mrs Nellie CHS
holm. the ring service being USED
The bride, dressed in a travelling suit
entered the room while wedding
march was being played by her llttle
sister, Mary Douglass With the
bride stood her brother, J. J. CHS
holm and his wife, Mae Chisholm.
With the bridegroom stood o, G.
Chisholm, another brother of the
bride and Miss Hazel Morgan, SIS
ter Of the bridegroom. The home
WAS nttingly decorated with flowers.
Following the ceremony refreshments
were served. the bride cutting the
brides cake in which had been placed
several emblems very significant to.
the one finding them. so the story
goes. Miss Hazel Morgan drew the
ring. Mrs. Nellie Chisholm the thim-
bic and win Chisholm the darning
needle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wachtel took the east
bound O-W r. & n. train No. IS to
visit several places In eastern ore
gOn for a week ana will be at home
TO their many friends in Pendelton.
Mr. Wachtel is the stepson Of Ed.
Morgan and popular clerk at Gray
Bros Grocery His bride Is the
daughter Of Mrs Nellie Chisholm, a
resident Of Riverside for several
Years and is recent graduate Of the
Pendleton high school Those pres
ent we're Mrs Nellie Chisholm. Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Chisholm, Mr.. and
Mrs. ed Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hobby. 0. G. Chisholm. VIM CHS
holm. Mary Douglass Chisholm and
81 gs Hazel Morgan
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

J. W. Myrick came in from Myrick
this morning,
DR. A. B. Stone Of Athena is in town
today
Mrs. f. Myrick is visitor in the
city today from Helix
A. E. Greiner Of Echo is spending
the day in the city.
d. D. Connor and son were at the
Golden Rule last evening
Rev. f. r. Clevenger is back from
his vacation spent at Kamela
County Superintendent l. T. Young
went to Milton this afternoon,
Mrs 5. l. Hatton and family have
returned from visit at Seaside.
Mrs. l. II. Johnson is reported to be
very Ill at her home on West Webb
street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall spent
Sunday at the Berlin farm northwest
Of Athena.
r, ~ Stanfield prominent sheep
man, returned this morning over the
n. p, from points In WASHINGTON
r o. Hawks, deputy county asses
sor, will leave Monday for his ranch
on Cabbage Hill to spend the week
A. F.. Alexander Of the Up-To- The
Times magazine, is here today. en-
route home from Raker and Union
counties.
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Perry and daugh-
ter, Miss Jenny Perry. returned home
Saturday night after an extensive au-
tomobile trip to southern Oregon and
northern California,
Mrs. Prudence Killiam Of Helix has
returned from an extended visit in
Spokane and Republic She was
guest Of her son James at Republic.
Mrs. Killiam is now on her way to
Milton
Cottage meetings of the w. c. 7. u.
viii be held at eight different homes
In the city at two thirty o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The subjects will
be State Control" Registration,
''The State Normal School" and many
other interesting topics
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
THE MIDDLE
WEST
nR. NICHOLAS MURRAY
L!5 RUTLER. renublican

~ r. NICHOLAS MURRAY
- BUTLER, republican
candidate for vice presi-
dent in 1912. is downcast and
says that if Hughes is elected
it will be necessary to arouse
the middle west from its good
natured Indifference.
But why disturb the middle
west? Has not the present ad-
ministration given the country
2 sound financial system, ru-
raj credit law and a revised
tariff such as the Iowans long
asked for? Is not the country
peaceful and prosperous?
President Wilson having con-
Quoted q successful admins
ration what is more natural
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

THE CITY.

. THE CITY. Z
Q The shore is gray. the sea Is =
. gray,
. And there the city stands;
. The mists upon the houses =
. weigh
. And through the calm the ocean =
. gray
. Roars duly on the strands =
Q There are no rustling woods, =
. there fly
0 No singing birds in May;
. The wild goose with its callous =
o cry
. Alone on autumn nights scars
. by;
. The wind-blown grasses sway. Z
. And yet my whole heart clings =
. to thee,
. Gray city by the sea; =
. And e'er the spell of youth for =
. Doth smiling rest on thee, on =
. thee,
= Gray city by the sea.
Q Theodore storm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21
THEIR MISTAKE

NNNHLIAM ALLEN WHITE
III a 1912 progressive who
has returned to the fold
Of the republican party, is not
pleased over the manner in
which the republican campaign
is being conducted.
"The republicans will make
n mistake" he says, IF they
conduct their campaign against
the president. A winning cam
paign must be made positive
ly, not negatively, and what is
more, the president is stronger
than the politicians think him.
To keep him in the limelight,
even If the limelight seems to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-21

Harry Dyche Of the Specially Gro
oery has returned from a trip to Port
l5nd.
" G. +. Pruitt enjoyed a hunting
trip yesterday to the head Of the south
FORK Of Mickey He reports getting
eyeral birds