this county wants and is entitled to
a representative of its own. The
man who now represents this county
r. H. BARN HAKT, Editor A Propr. knows about as much about this
J. U. ECKMAN, Associato Editor.
county, its people, its resources and
its needs, as a dive keeper knows
about
heaven and cares still less.
Subscription $1.00 Per Year.
The two counties which he repre­
sents, are entirely separate, and dis­
ADVERTISING RATES.
tinct in their characteristics and in­
Reading notices in local column. 10 cents per
line for first week and 5 cent, per lino thereafter. terests; one is a grain growing coun­
Display advertisements, annual rates, one inch ty, shipping its products to Port­
per month 91; each additional inch 50 cent* p*r
month.
land; the other is a lumbering and
Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding
10 lines published free, if furnished in time to dairying county shipping its pro­
be current news. Additional matter 10 cent* per
ducts by water from a |>ort of its
line.
own. The interests of the two sec­
tions can never be other than di­
FRIDAY, MAR. 4, 189«.
verse, and it is but fair that fhis
county
shall have a representative,
REFI'BLICAN STATE CONVEN
who shall have its own peculiar in­
TIUN.
terests at heart and who shall be
A republican convention for the state of Or­ ready to work for them. ’’ Of course
egon is hereby called to meet in the city of As­
toria on Thursday, April 14, 1898, at the how ot the Headlight expects Mr. Gill’s suc­
11 o'clock a. m., for tne purpose of nominating
candidates for state and district offices, excep cessor to come from the republican
congressmen, and to transact such other busi­
ness as may properly come before said conven­ ranks.
Yamhill County Reporter
LOCAL NEWS.
ken. The pauloininie led l>v Mrs. Part-
low and Miss Baker, was easy to follow
and exhibited some pleasing evolutions,
movements and datives. The recitation
by Miss Baker, “Mother and Poet.” evi­
denced the knowledge of elocution pos­
sessed by that charming youug lady. We
understand NeMinuville will lie the next
town visited by these ladies and we be­
speak for them a coidial reception there,
where the young folks are talented and
the people proud of the fact, amt will
give a flattering patronage.—Indepen­
dence West Side.
«»
<1
Mins Ethel Link of Monmouth is visit­
<.
ing in the city.
Get oqr up-to-date picture, at the
Excelsior studio.
Joe Todd and family expect to go to
Tillamook about April 1st.
Or
First-class baled oat straw for sale, by
11-2
A. F. Narver.
Good wringers, all styles and prices
from $1.50 up. Hodson sells them.
Dr. A. A. Barr, the optician, is in the
Yamliillers may go, but we remain to supply
city, and may be found at Dr, Wright’s
’t he IlKpli»!« Will Bulltl
wants in the Grocery line. Among
oilice.
At a meeting of the official l>oard of
these wants will ‘be
Charley Groening is making some good the First Baptist church Wednesday ev­
improvements on the Braman Clark ening, it was decided to take step« at once
place.
in the erection of a new church building,
O. V. Allen and J. K. Wright, promi­ to cost not less than $5000. The propo­
nent Newberg citizens, were in the city sition w as submitted to the church for
ratitication the follow ing evening. The
yesterday.
»
J. W. Hobbs was down to Portland Baptist brethren are to be both com-
Wednesday. He says everything there mended and congratulated for the busi-
nest-like energy with which they have I
is Klondike.
*>
A son was born to Mr, and Mrs. J. G. moved in getting the enterprise under
way.
We
understand
the
money
has
è»
Eckman on the 1st inst. Weight
tion The convention will consist of 285 dele­
been already largely subscribed, the
gates, apportioned among the several counties
pounds,
plus.
of the state as follows:
T he republican party of Yamhill
members having responded most liber- (
*>
Baker
6
Lane
12
The spring birds are singing gaily, and ally to the call upon their means, and no :
Benton
7
12 county is not, and has not been for
Linn
Clackamas
Lincoln
4
15
they seem to be saying that it is time to time will be lost in getting the work un­
Clatsop
10
Malheur.
3 the past eight years to our personal
plant the spring ad.
Columbia
. 6
Marion
20
der way. The building will be of wood,
any
one
Coos.
7
Morrow
4 knowledge, dominated by
cr
Arthur C. Chvnoweth, agent for John­ and will be one of the best churches out­
Multnomah
Crook
4
60
man
or
set
of
men.
The
shout
of
Poik
Curry
3
8
The country will not be depopulated, and those
Dougi&s
Sherman .
11
3 “boss" and “boss rule” is and always son’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company, was side of the larger cities.
J»
Gilllaru
Tillamook
4
. 5
billing the city yesterday.
remaining must live.
Grant.
5
Umatilla
11 has been the cry of the opposition,
Union
Harney
T he Atlanta Journal is raking
3
8
It
is
reported
that
II.
G.
Guild
has
*»
Jackson
8
Wallowa.
3 and the Transcript in taking it up
Necessaries of life cheapest at our Grocery.
bought a newspaper in Salem and will down ex-Senator Ingalls for palming
Josephine
10
. 5
Wasco.
.
4»
Klamath.
Washington
at
this
time
merely
repeats,
parrot
­
. . 3
12
shortly move over there.
oft' an old speech once before deliv­
2»
Lake
Yamhill
....... 3
10
The xetue being one delegate at large for each like, the mouthings of the enemy.
*>
Pres. Boardman’s mother, now at Col- ered to Atlanta people. Brer Bryan
county and one delegate tor each 20Ü votes and
fraction thereof of 50 votes or over as cast for In its onslaught this week it exhibits fax, is to come and live with him, we would do well to take notice and not
Wm. McKinley at the presidential election held a good deal more venom than reason,
in November, 1896.
understand. He has leased the dwelling attempt to palm off his old, thread­
The committee recommends that the prima- and stripped of its cowardly insinu-
of Joe Todd.
rie» be held on Saturday, April 2d, and the
bare, “rear-end-Pullman” speeches
county conventions on Wednesday, April 6th uations of falsehood, there is prac­
Secure your seats early to performance that he published in his book. The
1896, unleaa otherwise ordered by the several
county committee».
tically nothing to consider. The po­ of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, for they are sell­ southern people are waking up, and
SOL HIRSCH, Chairman.
sition on the fence which the Trans­ ing rapidly. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. are not so easily fooled as they were.
O N. DENNY, Secretary .
Portland, Feb. 2,1898
cript occupied during the last June Seats on sale at Rogers Bros.’ drugstore.
campaign is too fresh in the minds of Mr. Fred Painter, city superintendent,
FIHMT DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Unless thej’ are getting something for nothing, and even rush off to
A new kind of “healer'' has sprung
Klondike, with all its hardships, instead of staying at homeand using
republicans to need further comment. was married last week in Oregon City. up: a man who declares that sickness
our Plows, Paints, Bright Wall Paper, Hardware, Farm and Garden
A republican convention tor the Hrst con­ We are afraid the slivers were never The bride is lately from the east. Mr.
Tools, which are sold so cheap and bring such good returns on the in­
is caused by the devil getting into
gressional district of Oregon is hereby called
to meet in the city ol Eugene,on Monday, April all picked out, and it is what is hurt­ Painter will occupy the J. E. Durham
vestment and so much happiness in their use.
^nriticr
riAQr
the
body,
and
the
only
cure
is
to
11th, 1898, at the hour of 2 30 o’clock p m , for
it hand when y°u wiU need 8UCh helP8-
opnug is near
the purpose of nominating a candidate for ing at the present time. The bimet­ residence.
spank it out. He charges S3 a spank­
Don’t fail to visit us and be made happy.
congresa for the first congressional dis­
Last Saturday was red letter day in
trict of Oregon, and to transact such other alists remember it also, for they
business as may properly come before said con were expecting it to fall on their side. G. A. K. and Relief Corps circles. The ing, and is making many converts in
vention. The convention will consist of 145
Milwaukee. People are paying to be
delegates, apportioned among the several couu As to the editor tagging the dele­ former, in remembrance of many kind
tlea of the first district as follows
spanked
who tear the town down if
favors
to
themselves
on
former
occasions,
7
Benton
Lincoln
4 gation to Albany and working for a
Clackamas
15
Lane
12
a teacher spanks a pupil.
prepared
a
surprise
for
the
ladiesin
the
Coot
7
Linn
12 free silver candidate for congress,
way of an oyster supper, and they all en­
3
Curry.
Marion
20
kinds of Watches, Clocki
All kinds of Fine,
Douglas
11
Folk
8 we are not disposed to be conten­
D. A. SMITH S All and
joyed it together.
Jewelry for sale at
.lackson
8
Tillamook
5
Difficult
and
tious.
He
may
have
thought
he
was
Josephine
— NEW—
5
Washington.
12
hard times prices.
Mrs. John Bolinski, aged 83 years,
Alamath
old
Watches
re
­
Yamhill
3
10
doing so at the time, but recent­ died at her home in west McMinnville at
Lake.
_____
3
paired and made
The same being one delegate at t large
Urge for each ly discovered evidence may have
county and one delegate for each
ch 200 votersand
3 p. m. yesterday morning. Deceased
to run as good
fraction thereof of fifty or over, as cast for Win. changed his mind.
had been helpless from paralysis for three Palpitation — Weak — U n con­
as new at
McKinley, at the presidential election held in
November, 1896.
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE.
scious at Times —Sleepless—
years. She was a native of Germany,
The committee recommends that the prima­
T he ironclad warship is still an ex­ born near the boundary line between
ries be held on Baturday, April 2d, and thecoun
Asthma —Kidney Troubles
ty convention on Wednesday, April 6, 1898, un
It is still undetermined Germany and Poland. The funeral will
ieM otherwise ordered by the several com mi t- periment.
teM.
R J. HENDRICKS, Chairman
TYY'iVìi ÌTìnmQ
whether she threatens a greater be held from the Catholic church this Recovery Would Seem Like a Miracle
J A. WILSON, Secretary.
Yet Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cured
danger to her country’s enemies than morning.
“I had been in very poor health for
The prospect of war with Spain and the
to her country’s brave defenders.
A merica contains 229,722 miles of The disaster that has overtaken the Alasku gold excitement have been lost several years, and two summers-1 waa so
o •
weak
I
waa
obliged
to
lie
in
bed
3
months
railroad, and the rest of the world Maine adds another chapter to the sight of in this community. Word came
o
at a time. I was all run down, had
204,231 miles.
from
Washington
on
Monday
that
an
in
­
testimony against this form of war
o
Unconscious Spells
——-------
engine. The British ironclad Cap­ cumbent for the McMinnville postotiice lasting for an hour at a time. The
Y*
had been agreed upon by the congress­
T he Maine appears in some papers
tain, the most formidable and the ional delegation. It did not state who is doctors thought the trouble came from
o °
with two smokestacks, and in others
my
heart.
I
used
to
say
that
if
I
could
favorite ship in the British navy, the lucky man, but a general concensus
o
only be up around, I should be so thank­
with three or four. These newspa
capsized and went down in the Bay of opinion seems to tlx il upon Jutnes ful, and that it would seem like a miracle
per picture galleries ure great fukes.
of Jiiscay on September 7, 1871, with McCain.
if I should be well. The neighbors all
WALL PAPER.
UNDERTAKER’S SUPPLIES.
a loss of nearly 500 men. Her fate On Thursday next, March 10th, the know of the poor health 1 bad been in,
I n this country, the right to de­
and
how
much
hotter
I
am
now.
I
had
clare war is vested in congress, in was the result of unseaworthiness celebrated Lew Johnson’s Uncle Tom’s asthma for many years, and some nights
pure and simple. The British ship Cabin Company, a company of 20 people
theory, it rests with the people, but
I Could Not Sleep
Vanguard was very gently rammed carrying theirown scenery and mechani­
as the people could not speedily be
my breathing was attended with so much
cal
effects,
will
be
at
the
opera
house,
by the Iron Duke on the 1st of Sep
difficulty. Sometimes I would have to
polled on such u question, the fram­
I
teniber, 1875.
She sank like a when we may expect to see the grand sit bolt upright in bed. As my general
ers of the constitution finally left the
old
play
presented
in
a
most
masterful
health grew poorer, my asthma grew
right with congress, the représenta cracked teakettle, and only the calm way. The prices are within the reach of worse. I had kidney and other troubles In the Circuit Court oi the State of Oregon,
tor the County of Yamhill
ness
of
the
weather
prevented
a
tive of the people.
all, being but 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats and seemed to be generally ‘out of sorts.’ William Me Chrisman, Plaintiff,
great loss of life. The incident dem on sale at Rogers Bros.’ drug store.
I heard so much of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Clara M. Weed, vs.
E. L. Weed and
onstrated
the
fatal
lack
of
buoyancy
Max J. Brandenstein, doilur bus
that I decided to try it, and I experienced
T he senate voted Monday on the
On Monday evening the result of the great benefit from it. I have recom­
iness under the Hrm name of
in
ships
of
this
character,
their
ina
­
Max J. Brandenstein A Co , De-
question of seating Corbett, the re-
training in elocution and graceful (le­ mended it to many people, and I cannot fendants.
TO THE
suit beiqg 50 to 19 against, Since bility to remain afloat for even a portment given by MrB. Partlow ant! say too much in praise of Hood’s Sarsa­ To Max J. Brandenstein, duini; business tin
der the Hrm name oi Max J Brandenstein A
brief
time
when
once
their
ponder
the negative report of the committee
Miss Ruth Baker, was evidenced in the j parilla. 1 have not been in bed for over Co., one of the above named defendants-
THE NAME OF THE STAT E OF OREGON,
two months ago, no one has expected ous sides are pierced. This was still entertainment given our people, which, a year on account of illness.” M rs . S. IN You
are hereby required to appearand ans­
more
disastrously
demonstrated
wer
the complaint died against you in the
W
atson
,
433
S.
Columbia
St.,
Warsaw,
Ind.
by
request,
was
rej>eate<l
Tuesday
night.
that he would be seated, but the
above entitled suit on or before (he Hist day of
the next regular term of the eireuit court of
majority on the final vote is greater three years later when, on the 31st All are familiar with the story of Cinder­
the state of Oregon for the county of Yamhill,
to-wit: Monday, the 28th day ot March, A. D.
than many anticipated. The result of May, 1878, the German ironclad ella. Louise Waller made a pleasing
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
1898, and if you tail so to answer, for want there
turned very largely on the question Kurfurst was rammed at a lowspeed princess, Claude Estes a splendid prince, Is the best — In fact the One True Blood Puri­ of the said plaintiff will apply to the court for TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
Zoe
Stockton
a
most
perfect
proud
moth
­
the
relief
prayed
for
in
the
complaint
herein,
and with engines reversed, by a sis­
of precedent.
fier. Sold by all druggists. Get only Hood's. to-wit a judgment against the defendants <'la
ter ship. She sank so quickly that er, Pearl Kelly an excellent fairy god-1
ra M Weed and E L Weed for the sum of
l-|nn,4’~ nill- cure liver Ills; easy to »794.47, together with interest thereon from the
mother,
and
the
other
parts
were
well
ta-
llOOU
S
Hills
take,
easy
to
operate.
45c
about
280
of
her
crew
perished
in
18th dsy of April. A. D. 189?, at the rate of ten
T he leading newspapers of the M.
per cent per annum, all in V. S. gold coin, and
J60.H0 reasonable attorney's fee, together with
E. church and the M. E. church spite of calm weather and every pos
the costs and disbursements of said suit, and
NO.
3847.
st VIVIONS
south, are engaged in a red hot con sible endeavor on the part of her sis
for a decree foreclosing the mortgage described
KFPOHT
OF
THE
CONDITION
in
the said complaint, and for an order of sa.
troversy over a bill recently passed ter ships to save life Then came the
of the mortgaged real premises described in
of the McMinnville National Bank at Mc­
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, said complaint, and which are described as fol
great
Victoria
disaster
to
emphasize
by the lower house of congress, ap­
Minnville, in the State of Oregon, at the close of tor the county of Yamhill, in equity
lows, to-wit Lot No 34 in block No. 86, in Oak
VIA
VIA
Clarence E. Cundall, Plaintiff, )
Park addition to the city of McMinnville, Yam j
propriating 1288,000 to pay for the the lesson anew On June 22, 1893, business. Feb. 18. 1898:
V8.
hill county, state of Oregon, together with the
RESOURCES.
B. N. Daniel, administrator of the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
Spokane Salt Lake
use, occupancy and damage of the in a calm sea. a British fleet under Loans and Discounts
i »9,329 »8
estate of John H. Maddux, de->
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain
Overdratts. aecurM and unse
direct
command
of
Admiral
Sir
ceased;
G.
M.
Fennell,
Melvin
|
ing,
and
that
out
of
the
money
arising
from
publishing house of the southern M
Minneapolis Denver
cureti
.....................
1,419 74
M. Edwards and Mary E. Ed
such sale there be paid the several sums oi
Bonds to secure circula­
wards, Defendants.
J
E. church by the federal army dur­ George Tryon attempted a maneu- U.S.
money found due the plaintiff as aforesaid, to­
tion ......................................
12.500 00
St. Paul
Omaha
To G. M. Fennell, one of the defendants above gether with the costs and expenses of said sale,
FreniiuUr** on I S. Ronds
1.000 00 ! name«I:
lug the war. It is charged by the vre. In the course of it the Camper- Stocks,
and the overplus, if any, be paid to the person
ANO
AND
aecuritica. etc. (county
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
persons entitled to receive the same, and
19,367 ST I You are hereby required to appear and ans­ or
former that the amount is grossly down struck the flagship Victoria. and city orders)...................... .
that the defendants, and each ol them, and all
Banking-house,
furniture
and
Chicago Kansas Cit
wer to the complaint tiled against you in (he persons claiming by, through or under them or
extravagant when such items as >30,- The Camperdown had a speed of fixture«
8.500 O0 above entitled action by the first day of the either
of them, be foreclosed and forever barred
Due from National Banks mot
next
(1898>
March
term
of
the
above
entitled
only
five
knots,
yet
a
few
minutes
of
all
equity
of
redemption
in
or
claim
to
said
<•00 for rent of grounds and building,
15,007 74 court following the expiration of the time pre
reserve agent m
premises, and every part and parcel thereof,
LOWEST RATES TO ALL
iroiu Stale Banks and
scribed in the order tor the publication of this
for an order authorising and directing the
>124,000 for rent of machinery, type, after the impact the Victoria went Due
Bankers...........................
1.103 4S summons, which first day will be Munday, the and
sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon to place the
EASTERN CITIES.
Due
from
approved
reseive
down
so
suddenly
that
in
spite
of
all
28th day of March, 189* and if you fail to so
«tc., appear in an itemized statement
at said sale in possession thereof on
agents......................................
24,938 86 appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff purchaser
the day of same and for such other and further
efforts
by
the
fleet
321
gallant
otti*
Check*
and
other
cash
items
342
H
said to have been made and sworn to
will apply to said court for the relief demanded
as may be jne»t gnd equitable in the
OCEAN STEAMERS
75 00 in bis complaint. The relief demanded is the relief
Notes of other National Banks
premises
by a gentleman of the highest stand­ cars and men were sacrificed to the Fractional pnper currency,
foreclosure oi a certain mortgage, executed by
This
summons is served by publication there­ Leave Portland Every S Dsy*
128 38 one John II Maddux on November 3d. 1891, and of for six
atickh
«
aud
cents..
.........
consecutive weeks by order of Hon
ing for intelligence and integrity sea Now comes the disaster to the Law fuJ mo«*'/ reserve in Bank,
• • FOR • •
by him delivered tc* th? |x>mbard Investment H. H Hewitt, judge of said court made on the
viz:
Company, a corporation, to secure to it the 9th day of February, A. D. 189«.
9.7
soon after the war. It may have been Maine, involving a loss of still un- Specie
........................................ «
payment of a certain bond or promissory ppte
JNO. J. SPENCER,
i c< mid John H Maddux, bearing date Novem
Legal-tender note- .
that the gentlemun in queetion com­ counted lives, running into the hun­ Redemption
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fund with I. >
V«rM,
and providing for the payment to I ,
dreds.
The
problem
of
modern
naval
eaid Tomh«rd Ini e«ip»cnt Company on Novem- ;
Treasurer (5 per cent of cir­
puted values in confederate money,
«
To Alaska
War with Spain
Garden Seeds,
Seed Potatoes,
Staple Groceries,
Crockerv,
Queen sware,
Glassware $
Wallace & Walker.
Some People are Always Unhappy
*
O. O. Hodson.
Oh, My Heart!
Jemelry Store * * *
FURNITURE,
Hood’s S£rma
ROUTES
GREAT
NORTHERN RY.
culation >...................................
.’♦7 67
which was slightly below par at tiu* construction seems as yet to be far
U6
from
a
satisfactory
solution.
Who
Tout........... -........................
time. The southern church had their
I.IABli ITIliS.
knows but that for sea service at
claim well fortified bv the endorse least we shall have to go back to the Capital Stock pavim
Surplus fund
..... ..................
inent of some good uorthern bishops, | live oak of
times-' The question is Undivided pront.«, less ex
pen^es
and
taxv<
hence are not without some good of more than meiqly speculative in­ National Bank nous paid
uuixand
ing.............................................
fighting ground. If the b-JJ should terest.— New York World
Individual deposits «Ubjrct to
check ....... ................. .............
pass the senate and be signed by the
Rev Sam P Jones announces hi», i Detnand crrtificatvs ot deposit
president, it is claimed that it would
ns-.«« or>
<»e the forerunner of thousands of ¿elf as a candidate for governor of Stale of Oregou vovut; ?f Yamhill SJ.
_
Ge<wgia. Sam shows his good sense
F
C.
Apper.'SQn.'Wkhict
of
ibe
above-named
other equally just claims that would at tLe AHUtset. He says “I have lauik do wMemuly sweat that tin above state­
Is <iw loll»« best <4' uiv kft’O,,' tssige s-ul!»
be pressed upon congress.
consulted uo one but myself and my ment
A C AprEltSOX tinnier
wife, and I will not be the hind dog.'' lief
Subs-riBM and ,wotq to hvKtn ruv'tblt .'d
day of March, 1»
c W |ALMA<fl
With
Sam
Jones
and
Tom
Watson
as
Notaiv Public tor urvgvn
S peaking of the joint representa­ candidates for gubernatorial honors (Seal '
Correct Attest
tive for Yamhill and Tillamook coun- the campaign in Georgia aril) be in­
IFE I AI GIII.IN )
wm C ampbell . Director?.
Xita the Headlijfiit says “First of all 1 teresting.
W. L. wakren , )
Uer jat, J89a, of tfi? sum of ei^XO with interest i
NOTICE FOH Pt BI JIATIBS.
Pbcymw U the rates of six ?nd eight pf; cent
aa provided in »ai,d bond and mortgage, ano a
rcB.-i.nuuiv Affcy■’* iee for foreclosing s^id
land Office «1 Oregon City. Oregon.
mortgage: thar it« sgi.d mortgage there wa« con
L t h
1 i
veyed tn said l otubgrd iMF^rpivnt Company,
for the purpose of securing-**14 JUife, the fol­ KTOTICE is hereby giren that the following
named settler his filed notice of her in-
lowing describe«! real pr«»pvrty, situated iD (fit
county of Yamhill, state of Oregon The north iihtiPR 19 make final proof in support of her
half of the southwest quarter and the south j claim, and that said proof will be made before
half of the northwest quarter, excepting there­ the county clerk of Yamhill Coupty. at Mc­
in) m ten U.) apygsin square form in the north t Minnville, Oregon, on April JOtb, 189», viz
east corner there"«, all ip section two (2) of Lucy Gill; H k 10,338. for the northwest qua/
township three J tpuin tod riPge five (¿)west ter of Sec. 14, T. 4 8 . R. 6 W
She names the following witnesses to prove
of the Willamette meridian
In gli
one hundred and fifty <150 acre*, more or its* her continuous residence upon and cultivation
according to government survey; plaintiff now . i*'1* ‘•n4i VU Charles Sumner Jones and
being, by reason of the assignment of said bond Robert Worthington Farmer of < ha-e. Oregon
aud unpaid coupons and of «aid mortgage the and August Loukaysie and Peter Giebls of Me-
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present owner of the same and turther, a de- Minn rille, Oregon.
acanbsri
from anv and all riaht, title
CHAS. B MOORES. Register.
interest j cd e
of redemption in and to the
aW»te ’♦ei^rtbad r«airrjper|v
Tltis summers is published ty trier of Hon
I t is proposed to add 3.000 miles of
H 11 Hewitt ,>i Ige of thelUne entitled CQuri .
made thi* 4th day of Febnilrt.
mountainçys
land to Yellowstone
MILTON W
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Atwn
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OREGON
SHORT LINE
SAN + FRANCIS
steamer? month Iv from Fort land to Yokobom»
and Hong Kong, via The North, m Pacific Steam
ship Co. in connection with O. K. A N.
For full information call on O R AN.
HHOPFM a HHBPES, Agent»,
Or Address:
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W. II HI III Bl HI1)
Gen Pas» Agt. I
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POHTlAjlD. OBjJ
H. LARSEN,
Proprietor of tit#
Larsen House
RATES >1 To
RCR DAT
Th** house new and firrt-class. Stage
•nd free sample rooms in connection.
Tillamook,
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