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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1890)
CHURCH DIRECTORY. R. II. Hays has been *p|iointed Notary nnd a slip cut opposite the town, where values, more evident to tne now than at COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Public and is prepared to execute all boats could turn around, there is reason the time,but they nearly always occurred kinds of legal papers. why any steamer now running between iu [•arts of country in which my acquain I Wood». Mnt'SRoday in the mouth, South Fruirlo 10:30 Bring thia local with yon and <1.09 in tho Bay and San Francisco or Portland, tance was the least, this fact has satisfied ■ ■■ " rleusaut Valley 1:10 ' could not come right up to the city >ud ■■ - Tiltainuok 11 to myself at least, that the precinct assessor cash and you can buy 16 lbs. of Golden locals are »ciircc. 7:30 I | docks. Of course the bulk of the lum would |irove more satisfactory. C, sugar. Good for ten days. '» Kilchis ïl.'OO 3rd The bay httfvest is in full lil.ist. llroo ber will be shipped from points on the As to tho question of assessing at the 1). F. E dmunds 1.890. •• ” Tillamook 73O C. 1*. I’nilard of Dallas is in for a fen bay, but Tillamook situated as it is at so-called “Full valuation” no amonnt of Saud»» School in Tillamook every Sunday 10:oo We wish to express onr appreciation extreme head of navigation, and the cen legislation is going to effect it. as long as day*. ¡■river meeting» Thuwlay evetlhls« ..7, Il »¡s-ciul p.islorial »t-rvu-v is <h-«lre<l, c-.11 on J K . Knight of McMinnville is in the for the many complimentary notices ter of the liest fanning district on the the assessor has the right of usit-.g his Ictoigiied ut uisigm-il at the Parsonage, I’arsouuge, opposite the Will Harris left for Inde|iendence Inst uMM'-'- given the H eadlight by onr exchanges coast, will lie the natural shipping point personal opinion ns to values. Whilst he Thursday, county. J. H. W ood , Pastor. J. B. Lewis of Beaver was in the city of late We can publish only a few of both by rail and water, it her citizens has this liberty it is itnrcely reasonable Quite a number of coaste.s are now them. will only get in and work to have the ob to suppose that he is going to assess th« coming in. Monday . C hristian C mvrcii . The steam schooner Augusta arrived structions named removed. A Board of citizens of hi» own commonwealth at a G. F. Williams returned from Salem ( Mr. Bert Compton anil wife of Bay Elder It B. M okc . an , I’ustor: Witt preach at TllUtuook, on the third aud fifth Sunday’s of Tuesday evening. Tuesday morning from Tillamook, and Trade, should be at once organized and high figure thereby causing them to pay Center, Wash., are here visiting tach mouth, nt It»# a . it., and 7:30 r.si. All tile matter laid before the proper author- ■ a heavy state tax when he knows his arc cordially Invited. II. C. Diiituiivk returned frout Pallas lion. J. T. McKuin is in lhe county I sailed for Alsea yesterday. She brought ¡ties. eotemporary of a neighboring and |>er- from Portland the machinery and boilers last week. fishing ami rusticating. Itaps a richer county than his own is lor the new schooner being built by Mr. SOCIETY DIRECTORY Fishing lias commenced, but so far, Tim Presbyterian church at Hay City I Harrison at Alsea. The Augusta will assessing at per cent. The "Double A" Road. is nearing completion. The Oregonian annually wails about but few sahnun ItSve been caught. return here bringing a load of shingles «pILLAMOOK LODGE KO. 57, Weatherly A Findely received new Chief Engineer W. B. Barr, of tite the sins of the rural assessor and his low Win. Chapman of Sheridan is opening ; consigned to John Buckley.—Yaqnina | A. F. fcc A. M., meets on the A first Saturday nix lit each Albany and Astoria survey, is now in farm valuations, forgetting as it were gnoda this week. Republican. Vionth. Special meetings for work short visit with friends in town. every Friday night. Visiting breth Albany conferring with the officers of the that Portland is the worst assessed city School is progressing nicely under the There will be a picnic at Netaits Snu- ren invited to attend. The impression has got out among our company. It will be remembered that in the Union, the absurdity ot its only , H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. I dny, also, one on Iloipiarton l’rnir.e ntanageuieut of Miss Mamie Bryant of citizens that the mail going east closes at F. 1). Hasbrouck, Sec’y. the Columbian recently published a returning twenty-one inillionaof property Dallas. School closes to-day. There will lie : 8 o'clock in the evening, but, such is not report of tin interview with President when a dozen of its wealthiest citizens Mr. Wont! lias s.dd Ilia residence in rt-ILLAMllOK 1.0111,1. closing exercise» in the evening session. the case. The mail sack leaving here at Cowan, in which he said that if the sur tin1 able to cover that amount themselves. this place to Mr. I-'inilly. Mr. Wood will No. 94, I. O. O. F. 3 a . m , is not closed until 3 ) minuets be- veys of Engineer Barr proved that the W. C, King and C. E. Reynolds ami ' meets 111 Odd Fel Full valuation of landed property, while build a neat home outlie lot next to the low’s hall every Satur families have been rusticating on the : fore the mail stage leaves, so there is no route was as good and if the grades over possible, is scarcely probable, and I will day night, except the beach. necessity of giving the carrier mail in the divide into tiie Nehaletn valley from venture the assertion that it is not re cooler shop. first Saturday of each mouth. N 1'. Koberts, N O. W. C. King, Sec’y. Capt. Wilelisrt is now running the the evening, as all letters dropped in tiie Tom Nelson haB sold his stage outfit the Nocanicutn were t.s light as lie (Barr) turned at par in any state in the Union. to E. A. Rubert, formerly of l'rescott, postoflicc liefore 4 a . m . will be put in the had reported them after making his re- I saw a statement of New York, for 18 (8, Blue Bird lietween here and all points /-«w- »wyw ZSOKINTIl 1'OST, G..-V .R ; sack leaving that morning. I conuoiss mce last fall, the work of grad the city wits returned at two-fiftlis of below. He scents to lie doing a good (zx k/TX cl’tj I mi l- first VXeilnv-- Arizona. business. N « hob . VA. a TI. 1- v. day o| cuih ">oiith A. Raliegh and M. Lownsdale, of Port ----- Stoddard, Special Postal Route In ing from Asloria toward Tillamook would actual value, and the state at large three- J. Whiling, CouimiiiKlcr. begin within tiiirty days after such rc- was in the fifths, and it the first state in whole land, are in the county on their Annual spector of Washington, D. I mportant Looila. recreation tour. city Sunday, in company with Mr. jsirt was made. As stated in that inter galaxy. Truly full values in tiie matter of is scarcely practicable, by POST-O EPICE HO URS, C. D. McDuffie of MuMinnvillo is in Cooper Postmaster at McMinnville. Mr. view, Mr. Barr was to leave the party as land Honey wanted at King's. • the city representing the New York Life Stoddard is making a tour of the coast soon as that piece of the route had be’eit reason of its great variation in stable cash The post-office at Tillamook will be open every carefully surveyed, and make his report values. Wo notice ono tract of land brings towns for the purpose of looking into the Try King's ''I ’ ride of Tillamook ” di'.V in the week from S o’clock A. M., to 8 o'cioc.; Insurance Company. p m ., ami on Sufldav from 1 to 2 P. M., mid from different routes with a view to giving the of the result of ths survey. This is the I a “tip to|>” price while another by the cignrs. • Tee Steamer Olsen has not entirely . to 5 p. m . Mails close nt 45 minutes past 7 p . m . object of his present visit to Albany. He side of it, although equally hs gisxl, is Maney order and registered business close at 5 abandoned the Tillamook and Portland people better postal facilities. He will told friends here that tbo survey had Edmunds will buy your chickens; call o’clock p . m . ! often held for a long time and then sold recommend that the mail leave North Sophia Severance, Ptist-nustress. route. She will make every other trip and get [trices. * demonstrated that his previous report on for a lower figure. It is not so with a Yamhill at 4 a . m . iustead of 0 A. M. as to thin place. the route had been more than verified as A !srge lot bf ready-mixed paints nt pound of butter or r bushel of wheat, at present, TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STACH Rot TH. We have been receiving a new lot of to distance nnd gradients and he was these go off at nearlyeven figures wether the drug-store. • There was a row at Lafayette last Sat highly pleased with it. Now if the pre the price be high or low. stage leave» North Yamhill daily, except Sun type,cuts and other printing material and 100 dozen eggs wanted at Edmunds'. are better prepared than ever to execute urday. As report goes it began as a sident will go ahead with the grading, day, at 6 a . >i. for T liamook. Full valuations, might lie enforced in 20cts per dozen. * great many similar rows have begun, there will soon be a railroad under con Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, al fine jolt-work. e ory county, by compelling the a-sessor men, lieerglasses ami knives came where 6 a . m . for North Yumhil . A few more of those splendid summer struction between here and Tillamook, to base itis appraisement, upon the actual Geo. Cohn is trying to trade his silk Makes counectiou with trains at North Yam liat for a regulation “cows breakfast” in contact. Tom Nelson aud W. Unger the Albany officials do not claim to be sales of real estate in the several precincts prints yet nt King's. • were the jiartieipants. It seems '.here operating with their own money. Titcy hill for Portland. since he became .’resident of the County of his county for the proceeding year of Honey brings 15cts. per pound in trade had been trouble between them pre say that they are backed by heavy capi For height or express business, apply at CoLn Fair Association. his assessment. Although this would at the stores. Tne merchants retail it for & Co’» store, Tillamook. viously, and Nelson refused to drink talists who will come forward at the work unftiirly at times, as it frequently the same price. Jacoby Bros, the popular furniture men Ptisscitger agency at Occidental Hotel. with Unger, who struck him with a beer hapis’iis that localities undergo a “boom” of Bay City, are dcing a rushing busi glass, whereupon Nelson drew a knife pro|icr time. O. ORTON, M anager . We can lie found in our office from 7 Since it has lieen rejieatedly promised I where prices tiro basetl more upon a tent- ness. They have a wagon on the road and made n couple of cuts in lhe region a. m. to fl p. m ready to take now sub that the construction of the Albany and jxirary excitement than upon durable delivering all the time. TIME CAR H. of Unger's ribs.—Yamhill Reporter. Astoria line will begin at the Astoria end worth. If sales of real estate were as scriptions and receive renewals from our W. II. Ebcrntan of this city left for W ist S ide D ivision SocTttr.aN P acific R. R. • Chief Engineer W. B. Barr, of tiie and the officers have lieen informed that ■ven nnd reads- a« the stock raiser’s 1 old subscribers. Clatsop Monday to attend the bedside of Astoria will gladly give a good subsidy, Sundays, Albany & Astoria railroad is iti the city, See R. It. Hnvs res1-«st.ite advertise Trains leave Portland dully, except beef or the merchant’» groct-ries, it would his father who was taken suddenly and says tiie Albany Herald, having returned we may look for a proposition front that as follow»: | be easy to find and assess its value, but ment in this issue. The tract that lie dangerously ill last week. Mail, for McMinnville mid Corvali», with the company ” ■ . I I L to - confer __ • - concerning company as soon as Engineer Harr’s as it is, it is a most difficult matter to offers for «ale is in a choice Im’ation, and Arrives in North Yamhill, 2x4* The Bay City Land Co. is booming . (ije survey between Astoria and Tilla- report has thoroughly digested.—Astoria ' put it nt a projier height and do no man , he Ims all kinds of real property for HxpreM, (only Io McMinnville.) ■ Bay City for all there is in it. Tito com- ,,1(iok Tliey have a force o( flftpen mpl, Culumbian- sale, • , an injustice. Arriveain North Yamhill, pany is advertising largely in the Daily ! a( work an(1 expevt to complete the sur- r As far as the taxing of mortgages is We linve just received n new invoice of Train» arrive in Portland: S atesnian and has opened an office in vpy bv August 13, after which the work The M E. Church. 9:00 A.M. i concerned, if that is to be repealed, I envelopes, li'ltsr-hends, note-head«, bill Mail, 6:2a l’ M. | Express, •Salem. I of grading will be commenced. Mr. 1 ssottlil say let the exemption for indebted- heads, statements nnd cards. Job-work Learo North Yamhill for Portland: The new church building is practically ness go with it. P. P Gates,state senator elect and T. J. 1 Barr says I hat his men live high, having 6:3-1 A.M. Mail. 4:19 r.M. | Express, of this clnss done in the highest style of Take stage Xs*r Tillamook at North Yamhill. : Harris, ex-sheriff of Vamhill county were ' killed several el* and caught all the finished and will be in shape for dedica It would save assessors a great deal of the art. Sat ¡»faction giinrnnteed. • in the city Monday They wi re on trout they wanted. They are now in the tion next Sunday. Sonic of the mould trouble, and counties some expense, if | ing for I lie seats having been delayed, non-resi<lents within the state were com the way to spend a few weeks with their roughest portion of the mountains, KUTCH & BODLE, Notice. families camping at Netarts Bay. ti 19 go-called Albany & Astoria rail- the seats will not be entirely flinshed,and pelled to return each year to the assessor ---- <*• c Proprietors of the? ;----- The children’s meeting will take the road company is spending about $20,0 H) the the chandeliers have not yet come. n certified list of their lands iit his county I have now completed arrangements, place of the Sunday School at .3 o'clock ■ in tfie survey, which is now almost finish The main building is 40x28 feet, with Thisconl 1 be enforced by the law holding to furnish to tile farmers of Tillamook next Sunday, and after that time Sunday cd. The company has a complete grad- a 20 foot ceiling, anil a vestibule X feet a forfeit against them of double the and all parties dcuirious of obtaining Halr-outtlng rx /-) Shaving, School will be held at ten o’clock in the [ ing outfit, and their engineer Mr. Barr, square at the entrance. The Gothic style amount of the taxes, together with a high X' kh I thrifty fruit trei-s, at lower priée» In the latesl^JS^ # Seafoam, norning instoa 1 of in the afternoon. of architecture is followed throughout, say» Hie grading will continence so soon rate of intertst n|s>n lite same, for each than ever before known in Tillamook and the building is surmounted with a City styles. Shampoo. The editor of the Tillamook Watch as the survey is finished It is evident ( beautiful cupola. The whole structure year's neglect to htmislt sm-h list«. County. Atlress. J. 8 Elliott, that this is no bluff, and no doubt there F M. 1.1M11, This is the only two-chair shop in the tower certainly “takes the cake.” In Bay City Oregon. is strongly built and well finished. The county, ami is lirst-chiss in every par bidding for the county printing of that is plenty of money behind the scheme— inside work ami papering is very taste ticular. Give (Item :t trial. Shop, one county, he pays the county $10 for tho , likelv rcpiesented by the Chicago & Boarding Ohuroh Dedication ful and the seats, pulpit and other furni door South of G rand C entral . privilege of doing the work.—Yamhilj I Northwestern, John I. Blair nnd others ture. are better than is usually found in T illamook , - - - - O klgox . interested in the Oregon Pacific railroml. Ledger. . The ties M. E. Chnrch building ill Mr-*. Ji. F. Ely is prepared to take It is time Silent took notice of this pro such structures The children’s window Tillamook will lie dedicated the 27th Inst. Mt The Tillamook H eadlight is looming ject. It is twenty miles nearer to Astoria in the front and over the vestibule is a li r.ited number of boarders. JILLAMOOK Services will Ingin promptly at lO.St up again, filled with news, longer col from Salem, by the route now about sur pretty piece of work. The inside work is boarders preferred. For terms, apply A.M. Children's meeting at 3:<K) P, M. VERY STABLE umns and more of them, ami additional veyed. than from Albany, and, if tiie finished in cherry and black walnut. the premises, first bouse below J. Therca.il be able speakers in s't’-mlsnce, 7-fl advertising patronage To judge I v the aoad is built it should cotue to Saietu — The pulpit platform and aisles are car Nolan’s, and a gi»»l time is expected, Come one ! peted, and tine black-walnut upholstered paper, Tillamook is going abend rapidly. Statesman. Come nil! First-class single and double —Veronia Journal. chairs occupy a place on the platform. Attention Teaoher». E. J. McC’ansland, one of the s trvey- The regular seating capacity is 24O, urnouts kept on hand A. Letcher will move his jewelery store ' ors of the Albany & Astoria road now and it will be easy to accommodate jigt Applications for teaching the l'tthlic to tiie new business just completed by surveying the line lietween this city and persons. Arrangement« havft been made Schools of Tillamook, for the ensuing Tillamook Market. him, next door to Stillwell & Elierman s Tillamook was in the city thisafternmin. so that a gallery can be built, ami in term, will be received until 7 .'in r. m . Boarding and transient stocs Temperance Parlors. Al will fix his new He report that the work of running the crease the seating capacity to *j more, July 28th, 1890. Schisil begins Motnbty, Potatoes, $1 00 |»r bushel. •arofully cared for. Onions, »’.¿e per pound. store in such a way that he will have the lines is going ahead rapidly and that the if found necessary. August 41 h. Cabbages, Ic |»-r |sxtnd. neatest establishment in the city. survey will lie completed by the middle The total cost of the building, includ A P. W ilson , Stillwell & Eberman, Chickens, ffl.00 |»’r dozen. Chas. Libby lias sold his place and has of August. The wet weather has caused ing the furniture will amount to $1,41!*. Clerk school district No. 9. Eggs, 201' per dozen. some delay in the worz which has been PropriBÎnrs. gone to Astoria Io look np a new field of made. The engineers are now at work This does not incl.ide lhe cost of tho Flour.$4 00 to $ I INI |ier Imrrel. chandeliers. The work has been carried investment He cxjN'ots to return here « Oats. Il li' per bushel. Silver Bullion soou, however, and we think lie will j on the summit between Necauicnin creek on in an economical manner and the. Blitter, 20,' per pmind. and the Nehalem They expect to reach Such a build- eventually conclude to re-invest in Tilla cost kept at a mintnum. I the valley about the middle of this month ing would ordiu.irly cost 11 great deal New York, July Ji.—Silver bullion mook.—Later.—He lias returned. and Tillamook by August loth. As re PORTLAND MARKET. mount» upward in price, but the price of Tho steamer Louis Olsen on her last gard the work of construction Mr. Me-1 more. of $2 j 3 yet, commodities Ings Iteliind the market lor There is an indebtdness • Wholesale Quotatlona ) trip to Tillamook, picked a fish net which Cattslaud could not give any position in that amount securitirs, which are, of all markets, tile had drifted away front its mooring«. formation as to when it will be com and it is exjiecled to raise quickest and inos' certain to reflect any Wheat,—Valley............. ft ¡Jft (If 1 21 The corks are stamped “Kinnv” and it menced, but thinks it will foll-iw the on the occasion of the dedication, This »iibstantifll improvements in monetary or Walla Walla. .. 1 12 1 IS will give the people of Tillamook a good no doubt belonged to the cannerymnn survey almost immediately.—Astoria . 50 It lias hesitated Oats,...................... f>2 church building, free from debt, ami no industrial conditions in Astoria. The net was found at Pioneer. .3 73 other additional expense« arsising on since the psastge of the silver hi1), as if Flour,-Valley standard 3 5«> sea just abreast of Tillamook rock. .3 50 Walla Walla .... .1 49 The Tillamook County Fair Associa 1 hat account, except perha|>s the par the nt-tt who control It were ini quite — ('onntry bianda. 3 50 sure whether the bill would help or hurt Will make regular trips, the weather permitjJC We are in receipt cf a bunch of red tion met Monday and after transacting chasing of a stove. fug. from I, M Ill <10 speculation in securities. There will be I lay, timo'hy baled clover front the farm of Chas. Chatterton some minor business perfected the osgan- i ILUKMOOK to ASTORIA ASD PORTLAND. on Trask rivet, which measures font feet Loose................. more currency in circulation without a ization and electeil officers. Geo. Culm : A»ae»»ment Opinion» For Freight rates or PuNsagc, apply to 13 00 doubt, but not necessarily lietter cur Feed, linn.................. 11 ott six inches in height, Charlie will un was elected president; F. Severance, vice- i H’ i rency. There will lie more money in the laird......... P. SCHRADER, Master. doubtedly “corral” the first premium for president; A. 1’. Wilson,secretary;Ciaude KI’» Eli. IlKAblJOHT.—In your issue of July country of one kind or another, but the Hutter, cimile ilniiy.. 13 20 I elover at the coming County Fair this Thayer, Irwtsurer, and Geo. L. Smith, W. 4tli, ’you call attention to a probable in keg or tuli . . II* Is fall. G. Kelaotind It. R. Hays, directors. It change being made in our present awesa- increase will be mainly in silver notes, Eggs, fre»h ............ r> and there is a possibility that the large M. C. George and family leave to-day was decided to purchase .33 acres of land, tueut laws, by the next legislature, and Eastern ............. IX supplv ol pajier circulation may <>| »•rate for a two weeks’ fishing excursion to from Hon. Wm. I> Stillwell and improve yon also requested the views of corres to drive gold out of the country. Poultry, Chickens. ft 00 f> 50 Tillamook, and the c»-congressman has the grounds, build fences, stalls, a grand pondents upon the same. In accordance 8 00 Iiik-ks .............. 5 50 promised a mess of to .tit to each one of »land and it i* the intention to hold a then, with that profiosition, I take the Gei se......... .... 6 <M M 00 Sending Check» fair this fall. A race track will l-e put his friends, and will undoubtedly charter liberty of ajipending below a lew of my Turkeys, “p #• 18 a steamer to bring hack the results of in order and everything will be arranged own bumble view»,of both Assessorsand Bacon ....................... »'i conveniently. This will lie a great help Washington, July at. — Superintendent his labor.—Oregonian. aase- sments : Ilanm II 13 -AEINETS KEiperdaz. to the town and county and slvmld re What personal experience I have my Porter l<e<lny began sending out checks Potatoes, p 1H0 llm Louis Abrhams and Ed. Solomon, two ceive the liberal encouragement ol every in payment nf the services of ttw census Onions, ” .... commercial missionaries, representing property holder. The farmers should self had in the past, in the matter of enumerators The cltecks are Iteing »ent A ll other work AT COR- the Portland house of Buckinghan A take a special interest in the enterprise aMwMments, has led me to finally con direct to the numerator», and «re p tysbte Apple», "p Imx i Heeth and Hexter May A Co., were in We shall won be able to announce futhcr clude that, that much abused personage, at Ike sub-treasury in New York, l ive Sugar, bb's (to di n ('.. RESPONDINGLY LOW tb« county assessor, is a mistake any Extra C, in the city loot week. The boys both particulars regarding the plans. how, and that lie should lie abolished, hundred checks will >« sent out daily (tube, jmwdered, RATES. ' sold large bills of goods and made hosts until the whole numlier, something over Dried fruits. Ap|drs It is getting to be a regular thing for substituting in his stead the township or 50.0JO, are paid. ( of friends during tbeir »bort stay precinct assessor. The “town asseMsw,” Machine dried 'AUU and INSPEGT MY toorçrç. Gilford Stillwell met with an accident steamers U> hang up on Dry Stocking has lieen in vogue in Iowa, for over thirty- Mnndrieil Pltinin Bar, every time on cotniog L: or leaving ^■Duplicate copies of Shuster,s , Wednesday evening which came near They Oo'nt Go to Heaven five years, it is also the method in many Meat—Beef While Tillamook, and unless L'ncle Sam does more of tire older states, and is found to ,d Negatives supplied at greatly resulting disastrously to him. Dr cssctl something in the near future Tillatmok , hauling shingles his team ran away, »ducad rates -Af Itotne, July »1.—The proprietor* of give satisfaction. Why won't it work as Sheep ... stands a good chance of becoming an in breaking the wagon to piece», scattering three ne«»pS|«r» published »thoielmd well in ttnastate as in another? I Ire MW‘d land town. A few thouaaud dollars the shingles, and Gil had a very narrow I* reviewing my own work in thia line of Malta Imre been ezvo Gamutv One door south of 'scape from being crushed to death. He judiciously expended would give 11» Letcher’s Jewelry StoreAtO inlhejmat, I »tn compelled to admit, pt inting arts plenty of water on Dry Stocking and at was severely bruised, but is able to lie V**l the JuLct^w. T!tc*e t»o place» improved that, I made tu.stake« tn equalising Hie bishop i>( " .'1 ■ ■:« OREGON about T illamook C harge , M E. C hurch , THES” AUGUSTA. pHOTO^AfHEl^. Wk- ■ D»»ns< th» Slot Maehlno. A complicated case was brought into the Central police station It was that of a man who hod succeeded in beftti.-Z a “drop-a-nickel-in-tbe-slot” box, on the corner of Third and Jefferson streets. The man who was able to jterfornl feat Was John Lewis, and he is sai have made a thorough study of the ject before risking his nickel. He bored a hole in the coin and then ened to it a «tuall black silk thread, then dropped tho nickel in the slot aK directed by the sign aud drew out a eigar. Seeing that nothing was stated in the' directions as to how many times otitf nickel could lie dropped in, he drew liiK iiickel oat and dropped it in again. Succeeding the second time, he contin ued to drop and coutinnod to draw until he emptied tho box. By the time lie had drawn the twenty-ninth cigar finite a crowd had gathered around him and theered him on. Their Crie» attracted Officers Scliradel and Donabne, who ar rested Lewis and took him from the qiA cle in which he had become a hera|^R At the station house th* iqnertioi arose as to what he shou d b. charg-; with. After several sugfMtimi* of rob; bery, burglary, it wa* decided to JiMco against him disorderly condi ■ondne*. He wiut taken out on bond a E. Uttl» ’ tatet by some of thoaa whose cries Lad ’ raetc.’ the police.—Louisville Cot A strange Xt.ry ut a Mr. .1 D Yonng, th* well known in* inrance agent, bad * dream FriiLay night, which caused hira tn aw,ken and arouse hi» wife. It was that Tie s*w d tvagon coming along with two bodice fit it, and, in lifting ono of tho men out, aS lie waa turnod over, he apjieared to be dead. Then two Ulen upjienred at the head of the corpse, who appeared to be Italians, and who were arguing as to Whose knife it wm that fitted the wound, Which was On the right «ide. Then he heard the namoof the dead man. It wn$ Mark Taylor, anti, as he knew no man by that name, he asked in his dream; “Who is he?" and the reply ennte loud and distinct, "Why, lie's the coachman of John Henry.” When Mr. Young cam» to his office yesterday morning ltd askml Mr. Mm, the t replied: _ “We have a new m*n,-” and Mr. Henrf gave a different name than TayTot. "He waa cut last night,” auid Mr. Young. ”Ye»," replied Henry, “but how dlti you find it out? It was not published in the paper».” Young rejilled: “I <1 rimmed it, and that's all 1 know about it." Now both Mr. Ilenry and Mr. Young are pnzxled about the couicidonoe.—Cln- cinuati Enqnireg. Where (ke Bartk ta Dryi* All tho ! 1 edging that can b* New York harborJias failed io nently deejien it. The growing shallow ness of Hudson river is noticeable, and, like tho outlet to Lake Citatnplnin, which was once navigated by Indian canoes nt all seasons, the upper Hudson is now al-1 most bare of water during the eninmer. The Dee Moines river, in Iowj igated to the month of tho I the present site of the city of Will now hardly float a tisli boat. *The steamboat has nod Ixstrnn foT over a quarter of a century. In all jiarts of the world thecu is the' same decrease in tho waters at rive** lakes. —St. Louis Republic. -------- -w JS A Teehnlral S«-hnnl In Tits establishment of a teclinicnT school for all branches of the textile in dustry, spinning, weaving, dyeing, etc., in Verviors, Belgium, will soon become an accomjilisheil fact. Local inaiiufact- nrers have contributed Soii.ouO frunea for the building. The running exjienae*, which Will be from 75,0(10 to 85,000 franca! yearly, will l>0 partly jniid by the gov ernment, who Will contribute 85,(NX> franca per year, while the province of Liege will contribute 15,000 franc* yearly.—Try Gmxla Chronicle. A Frog ku a ♦to*, Wlifls cutting 1» lourtson Inch »tick oi timlier at the < tinnln* mine recent Montour found a live rrog Tiiiflw the center of the stick. Aside from the frog'» limited quarter», tho tiiulier wiu* sound. His frogship probably derived sustenance from the sap of the timber, but where did it receive air from? Or dore the frog require air? instances such as this are frequently recorded. — Gras* Valley (Cal.) Tidings. Count Potoehl’» Heath. Count Arthur Potocki, who rt died at Cracow In his fortieth yen: title of the largest land owners in Gali cia, and ho has left a fortune of £800,0001 His estates and the bulk of his fortune juts» to his younger brother, who 1» also immensely rich, and whoso wife la n memlier of the Liechtenstein family and one of the most popular and beautiful women in Viennese society.—London World. According to a Pi rtlaml. Ore., <ti*> patch, the body of Matt Caruthers. Waterville, Wadi., who perished i* storm last winter, has lieen found it» little ravine about three quarters of mile from his ranch. The corpse was a reclining position, as though ho hml sat down to rest In one of fm> clim bed hands was his hat and in the other hi* handkerchief. A school boy recently si-alde«! hl» leg badly from knee to too. A» there werd no signs of healing the attending stir germ chloroformed a greyhound puppy1 to death, ahaverl ita body, »binned it and grafted the skin on the boy's leg. The healing wan rapid and the color of the grafted akin was uniform and very similar to that of the normal »kin. Steam heating of railway carriage* waa introduced during the past winter In Prussia. The steam is supplied from the locomotive and j>a«»es through pipe* underueath th* carriages, the pressure in reduced to thirty pouwis „
