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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. S tate . nr . Sylvester Penuoyer. GoreruPJ üeö w McBride s<rttar) (J w Webb Tr*Sprublk Iustruction E- B McElroy. ■'^ Printer v Frank Baker 5ULCJ uc Judges. .M W Thayer, W. P. Lord, ¡mpfsaicJ K r . S. Strahan. ■Fourth of 3u-2 Celebration. Frog-ramme. COUNT/ CORRESPONDENCE. Cape Lookout Rev. Beard, who has been ou the nick list, is able 11 be around again. A short time ago a party of yonn" folks of this place went over tn the sand spit, and from there walked up to the light-house. The light-house is well worth seeing and the view from that j W. jKiint is grand. The Lost Lode. a rumor here I ihm gone Cue round That near Mt. Hebo once was found A mint o( wealth, rich und rare The weather thus far has been very Which Siaud claimed was c-unabar , good to produce a good growth of veg- Ou« of Oregon’s pioneer* ¡etation, and consequently we have an D istrict . Salute of 42 guns’at Sun-rise. Made this diacovcry ilappeartt, R P. Boise a undunt crop ot hay fur the coming But was lost, by some tis said. Jud«» ■ It. It. Hewitt 10 A. m ., Grand Paiade, under the auspices of Corinth Post G. A. R. March to Atlorney When hr the rich discovery made. : winter’s supply. Cattle have done well Picnic Grounds, in Blackwell's Grove. Court». W. II. Cooper. 1 in the wtxxls, coining out of the long He ’d many times these mountains crossed, ’«dr Music by,.............................................................. R R Hays. Meda. T ili . amliok C obnut B and . .•lerk- Yet never dreamed of getting lost. winter iu good condition, especially those T. F. Harris. l’reyer,.................................................................. J. W. Maxwell. ............R kv . J . II. W ood . ! that depended wholly on themselves in But this time did, the story goes, ■tire*"1*”?"* » » I. T. Maulsby. B orn .—T o the wife of Geo. Mizner, a ¿liool superintendent And wandered where, Hod only, know a II. W. McDermott. Music...................................................................... ................................. C hoir . the mountains. All that have been seen girl, June 1. Also to the wile of V. ; TrtiBurer . Jaspar Smith. And. in his wauderi**tm found the place, A. 1*. Wilson. Reading Declaration of Independence,............ ........... Mas. II. R. K exr . look flue and fat, but some in thia section I Suttou, a daughter, June 8. Somewhere near Mt. Heno's bast*, ........ .. I. T. Maulsby wrput>°l>i*tócl Attorney W Music,............................................................ .. I ................................. C iioir . have not yet been found. Keeping stock There in a cnnyoti found the ore, Since the fine ruin crops are looking CeÄAi*Moner« w T. i West and H. F. Holden. ■ in tlii* country ia so very different from Blit, .tlrts, could find the p*nc* nd more well. Orator,.................................................................... .... Hox. T. B. H andley . caring for them in eastern countries To hud himself was no light task, CHURCH DIRECTORY C. ChristensoU is erecting a commo- Music,..................................................................... ................................. C hoir . where we used to feed six months in the Yet this he did. then loudly asked, ' dious hotel on Nestucca bay. Mr. Chris- j “Where is my mine of <dunabar winter, and olten go many miles in sum T illamook C harge . M. E. C hurch , An echo answered “Tlonaa Caw." mer to get them to water, that one can tenson is a genial fellow and will lie ! virat Sun.lar iu the month, South I’rsirie ioj O Time anti gold he spent in vain: acarcely fesl right to turn cattle and pleased to see him succeed. ■■ ' " Pleasant Valley 330 In hopes to find the lode again 11 Ou ----- --- — JU4 " " Tiltam<x>k sheep out and drive them off and let | School is progresing nicely under the 7:30 Yet nattiie found tinea«} task. j management jf Mr White, uur School Ii:oo them care for thcmaelves in the "wild* of .rj " .* Kilchi* I To keep it from the old man's grasp' 11.00 Oregon,” but thia ia the only chance out | ! Su|H‘rinten«lBnt elect. 4tJ , “ ” Tillamook 7:30 Thru mountains high and gulches deep Sunday School in Tillaiuook every Sunday 10 00 here until we can raise some hay, anil Work on cUr county road to Big Nes With rocky spurs, sharp and steep prayer nievtingH Thursday evening!» .? 30 2 p. M. Boy» race, under 14 years, (50 yard«,) Prixe,............. ,.. .Ball and Bat. the ground ia coveretl with such a heavy tucca was begun this spring and is uoh ¡/'special pautorial uervwe is desired, call on Were found to fcriard for aught we knoi* th. uïïer»igiîÂd"ài"the ‘ .........— ’ J‘ th«‘ i-arwiiuge, »‘arsonuize. oppòste uDDo.xjte tíie the The w( lltli surrounding Mt Hebo .... Silk Parasol growth of brush and timber that it takes nearly completed. Girls race, under 13 years, (30 yards,) Prize,........ cour, hou«- j H WooUi pot0r. W. C. IL M arrik D.—Ou Shhday, June 15, at the ..................»2.50. lime and labor to clear off even a small Free for all, (100 yards,) Purse,................. ...................... meadow. So we turn the stock out. residence of the bride's mother, W. W. A Tax-paver'» Growl Fat man's race, over 200 pounds, (75 yards,Purse,.. ................... »2.50 T illamook C ircuit , M. K. C hurch , S outh . We now have a school house, children Conder, and Miss Ella Dunn. The cere Sack race free for all, (20 yards,) Purse,..................... ................... »1.50. Tillamook. *r.t Sunday, morning a nil evening. and money for a summer school but mony took place at the residence of Mrs. Tillamook, June 24, 18510. Woods, second ” ....................... i 0: soa . m . tracliers are scarce. One Would do well Z. E. Dunn at 2 o’clock r. m . A num Saturday preceeding Id Sunday H:*iOr. m . E d ' s II kadi . iuiit :—I’nfortuuately for Three Rivers, second Sunday,............. ' 3:30 r. m . to apply to T. J. Harris, director, Woods, ber of friends were present They will myself, 1 paid my taxes last fall, bill Sonili Prairie, third " .................... io .W a . m . PlSsssat Valley, " ’• . . . . . . i;i»r. m . P.O. There are many privileges along I ( make Tillamook their future home. I ’ ony face, under 800 lb*. (400 yard»,) Purse, .......................1st, »10; Cd, »5 yesterday 1 happened to lie at the court 3 P. M. Tillamook, fourth " .. ............... iron a m N ixa . the west side of our district, as it is ( house, and found that the Sheriff hud U aniki . M. C oxwav , Pastor. Trotting race, Free for all, (600 yard»,) Purge,.................... l»t, »10; 2d, »5. I bounded on the w est by the beach of the advertised the rest of the county for sale. Wood». Running race, Free for all, (flOO yards,) Purse,.................... 1st, »10; 2d, »5. great Pacific «x-ean, and from it come in I Nobody’* tax set ms to be paid—all de «, C hristian C hurch . Entrance fee »2, to go to winner in each race. None but Tillamook horvvs "afloat" almost every conceivable thing linquent, anil for sale, lint unfortunately Plenty of r.iin. Killer II B. M hkoan , Pastor: Will preach nt will be allowed to enter in these races. that will float ami many things very use I Tilluinook, on the third and fifth Sunday's of for all of us, it Seems that s< me one liad A. 1’heltM is in Portland on business. radiiiioulU. at li:o0 A. M., and 7:30 r. m '. All ful that would sink in mid ocean if not I been consulting lawyers, mid found out arc cordially incited. L Krebs went to Tillamcok Monday. attached to more buoyant substance. that the steps necessatv to make a legal A. B. Pollard went to Portland this sale had not been taken; and people We hope to have a Sunday schixil SOCIETY DIRECTORY week. were afraid to bill on property, so that There will lie an invitation ball in the organized in our district next Sabbath, ' LOCAL NEWS. Joe Wood started for Sheridan last not one-twentieth part of th6 property and hope in sotn 1 future time, not far Grand Central hall on the night of the '1’ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57, A. F. tt A. M., meets 011 the distant, to have Divine worship here Monday. can lie sold, nml the delinquent tax-pay Tillam<xik is having« iniper-abutMance 1 4th. An excellent supper will be served A first Suturday night of each month. Sp4*cial meetings for work 11. Booth, the freighter, came in with ers are best off. and the best of musical talent has been i Four years ago we had neither district, every Friday night. Visiting breth of rain. school house, children, and nothing but a load Monday. Now, Mr. Ediior, if business is done 1 secured. ren invited to attend. H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. the unbrokeu forest. this way we don’t wMlit to pay out taxes John Barker has gone to Portland on The steam mill looms up and they are James Fletcher jr. of this city has F. 1>. Hasbrouck, Hec'y. X Y Z. at all next year. And liext I want to business. making fine lumber and plenty of it broken the Tillamook walking record by 1 know w ho is going to pay for half a page Bay City will lie boomed now for all making North Yamhill from the toll gate i Several Indians from Grand Ronde 'I'lI.t.AMOOK I.O1XS1' Hebo. of advertising, that is useless? If the I No. 94, 1. <>. (>. F. a distance Of 30 miles, in eight hours, there is iu it. reservation are here looking for wook. meets in Odd Fel county is to pay it, those who have paid low’s hall every Satur- Dr. Wise ha» gone to Albina. Ha will coming in Hit hour and a half ahead ot Mr laindingham in moving on Weatherly & Findlev are enlarging their taxes are out again. But if the' . . , day night, except the the mail cart.—Reporter. place, Glad to have a family on return shortly. Brst Saturday of each mouth. their store. These gentlemen deserve a |>eople who make the blunders pay for N. B. Roberts, N.G. W. C. King, Sec'y. Sheriff Harris has been selliug property long deserted farm formerly tielonging to a good trade. Several prominent Nehalemites were them, it s+ill lie all Hgflt. tor delinquent taxes tor the past few i J. Fuqua. M arried .—Sunday, June 15, at the G rowler . /'■'OKINTH POST, 6.A R in town thia week. lEz /A I meets first Wednes- Mr. Simmons, cf N< rth Yamhill, is iu. residence of the bride's mother, at Meda, There will be an excursion on the Bay days. We hear a great deal of kicking l-l r^L. day of each month among tax-payers, about tbe proceedings He is a partner of J. Brock. County Printing. W. W Conder and Miss Ella Dunn. ( eI,lrai Hall. Saturday, July 5tli. - J. Whiting, Commander. not being regular add legal. It is thought J. M. Knifong looks very blue since he N aikib . B ohn .—To W. H Eberman and wife, Tillamook, June 23, 181)0. the sales will not hold good. wa» defeated for Justice of the peace, a daughter, Saturday, June 7. Hebo. H eadlight :—To-day I called at One of tbe participants in the theatri- ; En. ; AZV'/’-OFA/i'/f /f()C AlSt cheer up Johu you will loose some Fishing flies at 35cts per dozen at cal Saturday night was cheered in ridi-| the ShefifTH office to attend to Home tax curses. Tirt post o Si re at Tillamook will be open every Letcher's. Large iuvoicejust received. • Fine weather and everything growing. innttfera for a friend, neveral parties were <hiy ihine week from 7 o'clock a . m ., to R o'clock rule until hia efforts were dfowned in the Cheer up Mickey we know you feel p m and on Sunday from S to lo a . m ., and from L. Fleck will commence work on hia in the office at the time rtnd the Sheriff We understand there will be opposition disrespectful din It ia to be regretted bad after your defeat for ccnstable. 2 U/ v .* m . Mails close at 45 minutes past 7 f . m . new house this week. Money*order and registered business close at 5 danceH hereon the evening of the Fourth. that such a thing should occur, It is not Mee med to lie trying to sell property for o clock P. M. Win. Rhoades’ face is lieeming over Land hunters and pleasure-seekers are delinquent taxen. Nearly every one iif Sophia Severance, Post-mistress. E. E. Selph, attorncv-at-law, lias se right to take advantage of ignorance or with smiles since lie got elected Justice daily arivlng. the room had a watchtower tfyitig in vain cured office room in the Pos:-office build weakness. of the Peace. That’s right Bill, smile to decipher mo me one’« nanfe Or '’encrip- Mr. Folaml ha» jn»t returned from j Messers Hendricks and Cottle have : ing. i D r . W. A. WISE, while you feel like it for every man, The photographers are cutting rates returneil to Salem. They were accoin-1 woman and child will say "the old fool, Willamina, a liere he went to meet hi* tion of hind. There were ho many mis- panied by their wive* this trip, and were , daughter, who lias been in Salem going takeH in spelling names and in description I knew that he was not fit for a ‘dog- dentist and photographs may be had very cheap intnxluccd of proi»ertyt ami the paper ho 'poorly to Tillamook rain and mud in to school. f. . • . • now. pelter.’” GRANDVENTKAL HOTEL. We had the pleasure of listening to an printed that yon could hardly tell John Large posters announcing the 4th of a manner that was not very pleasant. Dock ia flying around in his dog cart Doe from l>irk Roe. Well krfc/u ing that .A. • • ' July celebration have been issued by this Tillamook is not always thusly, a* such since he was elected constable. Now able sermon last Sunday by Rev. Wm such mistakcH in delinquent tax IniniricMH weather is unusual at this season. TrLEAMOOK, ORE. office. I Dock is your time to get you a partner Butts. would only reniilt in loss to both the •: * u * . _________________ Surveyor A. P. Wilson has secured a L. Jensen Is building «11 exten’ive The rain has extende«! into the Wil for life, for if you fail now we will put buykr rtnd the county. 1 concluded I contract from the U. 8. Surveyor General addition to his alreaily comimslious barn. lamette Valley. It was badly needed you down among the batch “scrubs.” did not want any tak title« in Tillamook, I i for Oregon, to survey the unsurveye«! G. A. Ep|ierly, of the Willamina Mill and I vainly tried to renfiee the con -7, there. Father Butt preached at the school- portions of townshi|is 1, 2 and 3 south, • I.KSTKK HART. 1‘R ir. This office has turned out a large house lust Sunday to quite a congrega- Co., !a busy delivering flour in Woods dition in which all the cbitnty printing ’..'.Washing gathered and amount of job work in the past two range 10 west. This land lie* south and I tion. Come again! an«l other places in this country. would be in cane the watchtower secured west of the town of Tillamtxik and con ftefivered. every week. II. H. Holloway has just returned the contract for printing for one year. weeks. Our school ia getting along splendid »Jl/lfiilv washing and ironing a nixrialtv. tains some fine timber and agricultural County work aa well an all legal notice« *—6V1T8 CLEANED TO ORDER.— There will lie a grand ball at Wise's lands. The work of surveying is to be I under the management of Mr». Minnie from a business trip to Tilliinmok. m I i »uld be Carefully written, proof read J. !.. new store at Nehalem on the night of the finish« d by December 1st. ; Graves. and jfrinted, bn hiihi II erro*a cauae end- Fourth. Barnett ia quite We learn that J. C. We like to publish the contribution* of Nehalem. leflM litigation and hifge ftitms Of h/oruy County court convenes July 7. The our friends, but we shall have to ask sick at Woods. hi coati newly elected officers will take their them to be easy on us with poetical effu K eportk *. Nehalem is up on loth feet is spite of V isitor . the election and Palmer. sions. It is very har«l to correct and 'Any IntlugfriotiR man who wants to rnaka hlm- places July 9. Mrs. Geo. Pettit an«I Miss Letcher remodel prose so as to retain the author's *clf a houi« where he can enjoy good health, Nettooton. Mr. Zimmerman. F Zaddach, II. Title drink pure mountain waler, breathe pure air, have returne«! to the city after an extend sentiment, but it is impossible to work Important Local» liesing and A. J Keaton are building 'He., had better call <m Pleasant Valley will have an abundant barns. Geo. Dean a dwelling bouse, Ed. poetry over and retain the meter and ed stay in the mountaius. ItlO,IRMI shingles foi sale atColiu's, ill C apt . W m d . S tillwell , E. M Keys haa just completed a large rythm. But few persons have the natnral harvest this year, the gentle summer Wist a store and Henry Told a saloon. lots to Sulf, * Tillamook. Ore. rains greatly increase the pro»|«cu. barn and is able to accoinimxlate tbe poetical talent, and then it requires a There are no men at work on the mill Izstk ofer th"Se cigars, pipes ami good education to uss it pro|ierly. J. W. Buckles ha* his new residence site at Saginaw at present Mr. Davies, traveling public in good shape. BOOT«! SHOE SHOP. * Most of the travel to Tillamook this nearly completed. It will be a credit to the proprietor, was on the river last week. notions rft King’s. We present in another colifmn a «-------- J.KT. VZOKKS,--------- 2 the valley and Its builders Messr». 8. J. WvKTin.—At Cohn's, mad, for which ' year is going by way of Sheridan, Graud Railroad men are oil the river looking anatomical , boot a shoe - maker , "portical” version of the story of the Ely and Mr. Turner. we pay the highest market price. • Can be foun«l next <l«or tojtlre Batik in lost quick-silver hale, written by an old Ronde. the Big Nestucca toll load an«l at the country. J. L Turner has built in addition to tlie state road to Tillamook. The dis Tillamook, where for a reewmuhle |iriee pioneer. Go to Johnson A Beveralfce's drug A project is afoot to form a joint stock you can get your Boots an«l S|x«es made tance from Salem to Tillamook this way Ilia I ioiim . coni|>aiiy for ths piirp.«- of laying off slot* fol a genuine Key West cigar. • C. King has received ___ a large to onler uud warrantwl. which for dur-, — W. n.v. mu, just jssi.tn...« R- is eighty-two miles, thirty-six to Grand Born .to the wife of 8. D. Pierce, of town-sites all along the Nehalem river. New house df five rr*inm, to rent or ability and comfort canimt bo excellod »took ol new gtxsl*. and i» *o crowded Rornle and forty-six on to Tillamook. Nestocton, a tine daughter. The Squire Otaewhere. 1 for room that he contemplates additional ___ Rev. I. If. Wood was to have preached sell.—Enquire at E hmuni . s ' Grocery. , The roads this way are goo«l, very g«xxl, elect wear* a broader smile now. 'Ketmtrmg Kubber Bools, a Specialty. buildings. 'Hah for the Fourth! Get jòur fire' at Saginaw on the 16th, but presumably and the big mountain by the way of Mr Ely, of this place has a patch of the stormy weather prevented his com works at Ccrlm's if }<rti want to cele- The Telephone company met Monday North Yamhill is thus avoided —Ore “Sharpless" strawberries which yielded ing We are sorry Igjuaitse a good ser btate. K.T. WEATHERLY, evening to periect arrangements for the gonian. at the rate of 3,730 gallons |>er acre ami mon would >lv iis a whole lot of gixjd. from construction of the telephone line '---------- DEALER IK - Just received d( (’«Im’s, another con- The Entertainment still liearing. Mt'ounts this place to Hobsor.ville. signmeut of Capital Prize T in one lb Staple and Fancy Groceries, Charlie Weils, of Hawley creek, killed The teacher's association will rnert The theatrical performance given by pdekagea. • Dry Goods, Beaver Creek An the Tillamook Lyceum on Saturday night a wild-cat weighing about forty |x>umls Saturday July 12, at Ixmg Prairie, Ludiea’ «ml gent’s shoulder Irraces. Hats & Cape, one day last week. interesting programme has been prepared was well received and a iRrge crowd wan E. F. Lyatef «nd G. W. Wallace have Cal) ami s«'e them «I Johnson A Sever Boots & Shoes. John Graeff and family returned to lost five fine sheep hire* lambs within in attendance. The receiptafor the even which will appear in our next issue. Knee'« drtig stofe • Refreshments and lunch will be served ing were good. It it throughly demon their ranch last Tuesday after an absence the last few weeks. With lhe assistance If you watH a Ño. I |4*ce of prints, of some gentlemen «ho Were < amping at something that is g<s>«l ami Will wash, on the picnic grounds on the Fourth by strated that Tillam«»k can furnish amnac- of several months in the nietro|sj|is. Woods,...................Oregon. Miss Cavitt, our school teacher is in West fork, Mr Wallece sNiceeded in the ladies. Mr*. Kerr and Miss Mary nient* of her own, even though traveling yotf call limi it at King’s * killing a |.anther Which he thought Williams will have charge of the stand. troupe* are »hut out on account of no the sick list. Go to Jfihrsrm A Severance s for paint rail-road transportation. Some claim that their children have would measure Mvett or eight feet in yiLLAMOOK The indications are that the Fourth aixl oil, aS they are closing out that line length. the whooping-cough will be celebrated with more grandeur Notice ami j'ou can buy for < o»t. *tf. II VERY STABLE H omko . The school house is np. floored, roofed than usual It is thought that a very- Buy yotit paint und oil tfnril J'Amson A and windows in. Tliere Is to lie s dance GOD’S BLESSING TO HUMANITY— large crowd will be in attendance if the Bay City. Severance. You can gel g<s><!« from them First-class single and double day is fine. in it some time next week tot the ptlr- So says an Oregon pioneer ninty years old Forest Grove, Or , March 19.—I have Msmliera of the Bay City Sabbath pore of raising money to funlsh a store cheaj»-r than you can in Portiand. 'tf turnouts kept on hand P. F. Brown the lxx»t and shoe man, used the OREGON KIDNEY TEA ami school gave a strawberry festival Friday and other thing* necessary to stirrt th* City, has transfered his stock to Shipper • Sale Boarding and transient atodK Tillamook county. He proposes branch obtained immediate relief. It ia God'* evening. Owing to the bad weather school comfortably. ble-sing to humanity. I take pleasure there was not a large attendance. The Blue-jays arc eating the bees. oarefuliy cared for. ing out into general merchandise at that Motir» in hereby given »hat the Tillamook in recommending it to the afflicted. I am prrs-eeds of the evening was »17. B eth end « I’A Wing < in^pany did in the month of «»rfnber, point.—Reporter. rrtrry certain g<xxls from Portland, Oregon, Stillwell & Ebarman, now nearly ninety years old came to Cliurrh and Sabbath *« liool will here fo Bn) t lty, Oregon, nt th* reatiewt >f th« Jaw The descriptions of the land are wrohg CLUBBING LIST ful p«^fr*M>r tnrreoL to wit <’ E. Wi1«on, and Oregon in 1842 in the employ of the after be held in the store building on the has ever siller atoren and cartd f >r «Hid k < mh I« Proprietor« in many cases in the advertised delin Hudson’s Bay Company, and lince I for the l»e)i*-f?t of •:•.«! tR i I miii N ow , therefore Fuller addition. quent taxes. This causes much con llr im i«. iit und Toledo Iliade lyr »2.15 on ac< Ount of the 11**11 payment of the freight began using the Oregon Kidr.ey Tea I »» thereon the ««M Company will on the Mt Brown, of th* firm of Brown A 1 H5 «•barge« fusion ami delay in collection of the Weekly Call (8. F.) ” l_»th dny of Jttfy, »t the hour of 10 oi l-.« . enjoy good health. Bavin mvkbob . KUTCH & BODLE, »» Robbins, arrived here Saturday evening Weekly Examiner " ” 2 30 in the forenoon, and at fh>ir wnrehouaeon Till« taxes lor another year. nirxik hay offer for sale «1 public a net Ion «0 j---- » • Proprietor* of the^-y- ■ »» with aloadof good» from McMinnville. 4.50 much <»f ««»«I good« a* m«y be ne<e»«u*ry to pay West Shore We wish to call the attention of our Beaver. nfof« « h !«I freirht charg*«, to wit fo.', «nd 9/ The rest of thsir good» will coma •>» Detroit Free Press ” 1.» the correspondents to tbe news items wareb'rti«e charge« an<| the expenses of sale it *• Umo W> thereof Sai«l e « i * m I« «*on«l-t!»ig of flour lm< ou, furnished by ’'Nabob," of Wood». His Malr-outting Shaving, The following in ■ report of the m -I ioo I steamer. groceries, cigar», hardware. w«snlenwarr etc Ihcken'» Works c>«mulete in 12 vobnnes. Also st th* •<nie time and plate will In I ke Bay City ha* a prospect of Letter times. Seafoam, locals are all tiewsy and to the point in district No 8, for the month («ginning tn th« laiBat mannerofTer for ««1« one lot of furniture «hip- 70c in additimi lo thè Free Presa jrr«>jx«<i- Messrs Cottle and Hendricks intend to Shampoo. ^' 8 8t - v lc ■■ Worthy of Imiuitation. jsrd by miid Company af the request of the own May 19 and ending June Ij: Whole City styl««. ers to H h Mann«, to'pey freight ' ha?get f3 and Work has lieen tion. The Sheriff's books should be tlior- number of days taught, 2»S. Kam her push things ahead <t**reage and exi»en«»-s, and one >tngef wrw l«K Tliese ratea applv only lo rtew sub- machine •htpp»Tj hylhronvnrr t«* I-’. F.riek«on, Thia is the onlv two-chair »hop m tbe Äud cartftillv examined and in- of buy» enrolled, 7; girl», »1 total 13. commenced on the street lietween here p«v freight < hsrgcs F? «’oreage and eifiefD*«*«. tountv, »nd is first-class ill everv par- . ................... scribers and to lliose who |svy arrearage to Term« of sale < s«h In hand W«l¿ Give Urem a trial. SM>,ooe vesUgatci by tire«xreaty court at Ra next NaiiilierU day* attendance, IgO. Aver and the point, just below the town. They T iixan « m » r F ac FtM t«1. and renrw their snl*erl[Aion bef <re tire eapect to build the wharf out from the It! T F! Llwrwwf m « Ajt y 3 door South of G rand C entrai . session. Somé of tbe businere metbula age dady attendance 11. en«l of thia mmitti point. 1 r»rrn P. S witm . T*rhrt. Titt iMOOx, - - - - Oarrns. in that office demand a radirsl reform. ^Foot Races.b.^ ^¿Horsc Races.h^ TltLAMOOk LAUNDRY, o You Want to Buy a Home? Drugs and Medicines. éíitij Var brr Stjcp.
