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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
Alfred Y*
Wa.ih.
ming ad ve.,
qucàted io i
Iure suiti 2.'>t
professional cards .
>porto». Ke
Oregon CiJ
li. rct v g)J
visiona ofi
Utili- <1 •
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Crane, nj
TJlaniooll
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io»e saidJ
lct OB next door to Temperance Parlors.
Tillamook,
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Oregon.
New sets of
teeth made and
guaranteed.
LutJ*iO-
R. R. HAYS’
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OREGON.
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Wil! make regular trips, the weather permit
ting, from
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L.T. BARIN
TILI.AMOOK TO ASTORIA AND PORTLAND.
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
rney , ba M in < draper ,
B BROCKENBROU&H,
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OREGON.
llame.taadB,
Pre-Emptions,
Land Applications, a Specialty.
Orric»: 2nd Floor i . ano O ki
Timber
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MISCELLANEOUS,
[J A E. THAYER,
General Ranking and Exchange
luterest paid on time deposits.
(48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
business,
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden an>1 all foreign countries.
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STREETS 60 FEET WIDE. LOTS UNIFORMLY 521x105
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
Suitable terms made.
OREGON.
This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the
town, two blocks south of the school-house, and faces on two of the prin­
cipal streets. This is net a boom scheme to speculate on suburban
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or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir­
TOWN LOTS
tually in the heart of the town, and buildings are
For sale at reasonable prices and on
going up on all side» at present.
ACRE
TRACTS
favorable terms.
Location,
town of Tillamook.
best in the
The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view,
and slopes gently from the center, just enough to secure good drain­
W m . D. S tillwell .
age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
TILLAMOOK LAUNDRY ° for homes. For further particulars call on or address
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Washing
gathered and delivered every
week.
Family washing and ironing, a spec­
ialty. Work done on short notice when desired.
Suits cleaned to order.
PROPRIETOR.
LESTER HART.
From TILLAMOOK To
GARIBALDI
R. R. HAYS,
O wner ,
Deeds and other Legal papers made out.
£#“Farming land, Timber land and all classes of town property for sale.
TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS.
ABSTKAC
FURNISHE
*A jmd + a L l + way + points £
I am ruuninx a first clan, A. No. 1 Sail boat from
G aribaldi to T illamook and all way pointa.
Call on JAMES A. RICHARDSON. Tillamook.
AMEI(IC^ pOTOT CO.
Clio-
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ARTIST I <3 -<x__ M.' V
—7—>6- PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SOOD WORK at tm LOWEST LIVING RATES.
TILLAMOOK
H FADLIGHT.
double
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
Boarding and transient
MMrotvtty varod for.
BtiHwall & Ebe rm an
Proprietors
RLL ORDERS EXECUTED
C entral
M arket ,
L H. BroWa, prop.
The best of beef, veal, pork
a nr! mutton on hand.
Egg», butter, vegetables and chicken»
butigM nnd sold.
Satisfaction ruara Bleed to every one.
*Up «ppoaUe the Grand (•■trai.
P. ROBERTS
ÖOflT^TOI^ End BUILDER
pall,
G\ T^eynolds,
pHOTO^ApHErç.
MILLINERY?
yiLLAMOOK
First-class single and
turnouts kept on hand
£
Tho signs if impending death ard
many and variable. No twtf instanced
uro precisely identical, yet several signx
are common to many cases. Shaken
speare, who observed everything else/
observed and recorded some uf the pre­
monitory signs of death also. In tho ac­
count of the death of Falstaff the sharp­
ness of the nose, the coldness of the feet/
gradually extending upward, tho pick*
ing at the bedclothes, ore accurately de*
scribed.
For some time before death indicó*
tions of its approach become npparenti
Speech grows thick and labored, thd
hands, if raised, fall instantly/ tho res*
piration is difficult, the heart loses ltd
fiower to iiropel the blood to the extrom*
ties, which consequently becomo cold»
a clammy moisture oozea through the
pores of the skin, tho voice grows weak
and hnsky or piping, the eye« begin to
lose their luster.
I11 death nt old age there iu a gradual
dulling of all tho bodily senses and of
many if tho mental faculties; memory
fails, judgment wavers, imagination
goes out like a candle. Tho muscle«
and tendons got »tiff, tho voice break»»
the cords cf tho taliernacle aro loosen­
ing. Small nois. s irritate. Bight become«
dim, nutrition goes on feebly, digestión
is impaired, tho secretions nre insnffi*
cient cr vitiated or cease, capillary eir*
culation i.i clogged. Finally tho central
organ of tlie circulation comes to a stop»
n full stop, nnd this stoppugo mistns n
disiolutio.il This is tho death of old
ago, which few attain to.
Many jieople liavo nn idea that Aaótil
is uecessarily ¡Kiinful, even agod^^H
but there l.i no reason whatever
poto that death is moró painf
birth, li i j because lu a certaiii propoc
tiou cf cases dissolution Is accompanied
by a visible spasm and distortion o# ilid
ccuntenanco that the idea exists, but it
i.i l’enrly ns certain ns anything onn 1»1
that, these distortions of the facial in us*
cles are not only painless, but take placó
unconsciously, In many Instance», too,
a coinnti’W or semi-comatose state super*
venes, mid it is altogether probable that
more or less complete unconsciousncad
then prevails.
We lime, too, abundant evidence oi
people who have been nearly drowueil
and resuscitated, and they all agree
the statement that after u few mom
of painful struggling, fear and mix
pass away, mid a state of tranqui
succeeds. They see the visions of g
fielile, and in some cases hear pleasing
music, and. so fur from being misera­
ble, their sensations arc delightful. Bnt
where attempts at resuscitation are sue«
cessfnl the resuscitated penton« almost
invariably protest against Is-ing brought
back to life, nud declare that rosuscita-
tion ia accompanied by physical paid
and acute mental misery.
Death is u fact which every man must
personally experience, and corn
is of universal interest; mid ua
facts, the wiser course is to II
squarely in the face, for necflg|¡j
block mid death keeps no cflCEXIEMR
Medical Journal.
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Copying and Enlarging in Oil. Pastel,
Crayon india Ink and ll'aler Colors, a
specialty. Call and examine our work
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TILLAMOOK.
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OREGON
VERY STABLE
BILLIARD PARLORS,
Real Estate Dealer and Conveyancer. 01jop, Opposite
Tillamook, Oregon.
Also. Notary Public.
TIIE LETTER.
DEATH COMES PAINLESSLY.
A Sclentmc Oplulorf That Will Bo Coir
sollox i‘* All IIiinmnlty.
“These letters wero taken ashore by the
P. SCHRADER. Master.
pilot when he left ns outside. One day I
we were ordered to tho South Pacific for
a long cruise. 1 bid farewell to my
Facts anil Fancies.
FINDLEY,
! weeping wife, who was sure she would
When we attempt to show hew far
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1 never see mo again, and promised her matter can lie divided tho brain refuses
Staple and Fancy Groceries, i most faithfully I would send her a long to grasp the infinity. A pin's head is n
i pilot letter. That was at night, and wo small object, but it is gigantic compared
Dry Goods,
! expected to weigh anchor the next morn- to some animals of which millions would
Hats & Caps,
I ing. 1 spent tho night aboard, nnd got occupy a space no larger than the head
Boots & Shoes.
up early. I had some time on my hands. of a pin. These tiny animals must con­
t That letter was a burden on my mind, tain organs and veins, etc., aud those
so I concluded to write it then ami get it veins are full of blood globulos. Pro­
of the way. I did so. 1 wrote at fessor Tjmdi.ll informs r.s that a drop of
W?ods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregon. , out
length, for my heart was full. To be blood contains 3,000,000 red globules.
j sure, wo did not expect to weigh anchor So those infinitesimally small animals
for several hours, but ns 1 wanted to be must have millions of globnles in their
1 realistic, I described how we did it. and blood also. Thus wo see to what an ex­
then proceeded to describe our passage tent, far beyond our senses’ powor to
out through the Golden Gate. I had grasp, matter can bo divided.
gone out many times before, and knew
But there is something even more
the whole scene perfectly. I depicted it astonishing than this. It is stated that
J in graphic colors.
there are more animals in the milt of a
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“I told of the lienntiea of tho city, single codfish than there are men in the
growing smaller and smaller and finally world, and that one grain of »and is
I disappearing: cf the harbor fortifica- larger than 4.000.000 of these animals,
1 tions as they loomed up by turns and each of which must be possessed of life
j by turns faded away: of the glo- germs of an equal amount, which would
Bowling Alley in Connection.
: riot» effect of the late afternoon suu grow tip ns it grew to maturity, This
i upon the receding Californian «bores; of carries us hack again, ami
The beat wines and liquors in the market.
j my feelings as I reflected that I might
Imagination'* utmost stretch
In «'under (lira away.
never see those lessening shores or my
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor. dear wife again. It v.-as an affecting
Or take other interesting facts: One
letter, and (you will pardon the vanity) hundred threads of the silkworm must
OLf KN’8 BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
a well written one. It bore upon it the be placd aide by side to make up the
She Cnuglit the Car.
stamp of sincerity. Finally 1 told her thickness of a line alniut one twenty-fifth
She was a very miuwulino looking
that the pilot was now about to leave n» of un inch, and metals can be drawn out young woman, and if she had not worn
alone upon the bottomless deep, and that to such exceeding fineness that 1,200 of u Psyche knot and skirts she might have
I mnst close. 1 ended with something the fine wires will occupy only the space paused for a slim waisted youth, for slid
incoherent, nnd signed my name hur­ of 100 silk worms’ threads.—Montreal wore a man's collar, a man's coat, rt
riedly. Then 1 directed and stamped it Star.
man's four-in-hand tie. and displayed ort
and dropped it into the ship's letter I mix
her bust n longitudinal section of a man's
A Chinaman In an Art Gallery.
for the pilot to take ashore when he left
plaited shirt. She was waiting for a
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cun
toll
the
now
Chinaman
in car iu the storm the other evening. Six»
Wagon Shop in Connection.
! I us in the evening.
New York by Lin headgear. He wear» had not an umbrella, and wus in thrf
HOW THE LETTER »IICCARRIED.
“Well, the pilot came aboard aliout 9 a littl« black skull cap of silk, whereas »belter of a doorway. A enr dashed by,
o'clock, and we begun to weigh anchor his felldw Chinaman of long residence and »lie whistled for i
Of course everything w:u> confusion in the country invariably wear» a low driver paid no attention j
there. About 11 o’clock it was suddenly crowned, black felt hat, with a medium and she gathered up her !
Tillamaak, Dragan. discovered
that there was trouble with brim, which in manufactured somewhere ■lash out into the street,
tho steering gear which h ul lieeti over in Connecticut especially for the Chinese a moment, caught up wit
looked. 1 was detailed to direct the American trade and sold at n dollar running car, caught the bund rail, an
repairing. About noon 1 reported.to the apiece. It is curious to notice the be­ swung on aa nimbly as a college athlete,
captain that the difficulty of getting at wildered air of the newly arrived China "What do you mean, sir,” she exclaimed
the trouble was such that we would not man as be goes about the efty under the to the conductor, "by not stopping when
lie able to start before night. Itapiieared escort of two or three of his country­ I signaled?” The conductor tried to ex*
afterward that the captain immediately men. I saw a gTotip of four Chinamen jplain, but she would not listen, and sat
CÄHINETS
$3,per dnz. sent the pilot off, deciding not to start in an art gallery the other day, and im­ down ami looked indignant for ten min*
before morning. About sundown 1 re­ mediately discerned that one was a new­ ute». It takes a mannish looking young
ALL OTHER WORK AT COR-
ported everything ns ship shape, and comer. The other three were showing woman to chase a car through the rain
RESPONDINGLY LOW
that we were ready for an early start. him the sights.
and get alsiard without stopping tbs
The pictures in the gallery were all car.—Boston Advertiser.
RATES.
The captain was pleased, and readily
imported,
and
I
noticed
that
the
new
G all and inspeg ® MY WOKK granted the request niado by half a Chinaman was constantly looking at the
Ananias nnd Ills Deaf Father.
dozen of us to go ashore overnight. Wo
figures in the pictures and then looking
Dan'l was tho biggest liar in town and
View» of Tillamook nnd vicinity for «ale. were rowed ashore, a jolly crowd, and around at the people in the gallery,
Dau l always appealed to his father to
as I hurried homo 1 pictured to myself
All work guaranteed first < laiss
seemingly trying to compare {lie details verify hi* fearful yarns. DauTs father
my wife's g’ad surprise.
in every resject.
of
garments.
Of
course
they
were
total
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was old, a little deaf, anil belongs 1 M
“But 1 cannot describe to you tho ex­
ly different, and bis companions went the Methislist church. It was not to lid
G allery One door south of tent of my wife's »urpriso when she saw
through
a
vast
amount
of
talk
to
oxplain
suppoMvl that tho old gentleman would
me. It surprised me, and her curious
Letcher’» Jewelry Store-bsS
bearing for the next two hours, some­ to him that wo do not make many pict­ indorse lie», and thus the neighbors con*
ures
in
this
country
compared
with
TILLAMOOK,.......................OREGON. times merry—almost to the point of hys­
eluded. But hero is how Dan'l got
teria. and theu apparently depressed and what wo buy abroad. Onoof them with around his poor old dad. “Went down
Miss L. J. RUOGLE8
Mrs. J. JOHNSON even sad—puzzled me very much. After whom 1 struck up u conversation said to ter t' brook yesterday,” Dan'l would re­
supper she settled down in a calm mood, me. "Him not lielly well unddatand late. "Caught tew hundred nnd
which, however, seemed only a covering why M< lican man no makee himself on pick'ril. say, didn't I, dad?" And th
for suppressed feelings of some sort 1 painting.” It was something of a poaer. I man, benignantlv listening, would
“four” and meekly reply. “Yes, r>.«
stretched myself at ease on the lounge, —New York Pi ’resa.
Thon the able liar would edge ari
and she seated herself beside me f’res
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Hour, for Eating In England.
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"back to” his father, nnd with the edge
ently, without warning, she liegan to
In
Englund,
down
to
the
days
of
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of Ids hand measure off th* length of his
read to me aloud. At tho end of the
first sentence I bounced up a» if 1 had “Good (¿*iin Bess.” it was tho custom linn before tlio eyes of bis astonislied
to
hospitably
entertain
nil
strangers
and
guest. "Caught Ono pick'ril. n whrtp-
been slapped in tho face.
“At the end of the second sentence I visitors at any hour of tho day with free jier, longe'n that, say. waffi't lie, <lnd?”
fare
—
bread,
beef
and
lieer.
This
was
Tho old man would gaco upon the «12
reached out fur the paper she was reail
observed at every table in tho land, from in< h<» of scrawny wrist and forearm at
Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General ing. Bnt «ho made a gestnro of com­ that of th* freeholder to tho baron’s and
wily Dan'l whirled and measured for his
mand. and actually compelled me to «it
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
still and listen to every word of that abbey's. At a later day tho upper classes benefit, and humbly but firmly assort,
wretched pilot letter which I had writ­ became more luxnriotui in tbeir tastes “Yis. my son; sit'd say ns h .r he was
an<l habits. As a consequence tho hours
We have just received a nice line of I fall ten her that morning. Yes, notwith- for meals were very much modified and suiiimat longer."—bew is ton Journal.
ctanding
onr
decision
to
remain
at
good«. Call »nd see them.
Th* Worltl’a Paper Milla.
anchor overnight, that wretched pilot have remained so until this day.
Breakfast is now usually taken be­
Tli* prodncttol uf p »|>cri:l t'jeon’im
ha<l
actually
brought
my
letter
ashoro
at
O regon .
T ill amook .
noon and mailed it 1 have wished many tween I? and 10 a. in., aud the present World i, e»timato-i to bc B.COO.OOO.UOt
times since that 1 had choked him the image for dinner among the wealthier ponnilit per year. Ther» are HAI papel
claswa is from 6 to 8 p. in. A luncheon tnill» and 1,106 paper ninrhiniw hl t.'iit
next morning.”—New York Sun.
—a rather substantial meal, by th* way, country. Genuany bas HOO uiill« anrf
consisting of cold gam*, roast beef and HOI macbine«; Franc*, 430 tuilte au.l 52.1
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My»€*rlou«
Vlailor.
HE BAY CITY INSTITUTE Offers
the faithful, patient, hard.working
Ntw S*TvanV—PleaM?, mum, tbere’n a th* hko— is often indulged in lietween machine«; England. 361 inifli and 341
student that which is better, hj far, strange lady down stain and »he didn't breakfast and dinner. The meal denom­ mach ine«; Scotland, 03 milk and !H ««■
than a rich inheritance: 1st. A goo l have no card. Bhe took off b*r things inated snpper in this country is a com­ chine»; Ireland. 1.1 miUa und I') ma­
common school clacation. 2nd. A as if she intended to stay, and she looked paratively unknown quantity in Eng­ ch ine«; Rami i, 13J ru.il, and IJ7 ma*
thorough drill in the business ■round the room with her n<««e in th« land, that known as tea forming in real­ China», und Analria 220 milla aud 270
i man­
ity a part of dinner.—Louis T. Pealo in rnachiiMo.—Philadelphia Rocartl
ersirxe—book-keeping, pr:
rough I air. as if things wasn’t good enough tor Detroit Free Prose.
ship commercial la«,etc
her,
an'
»he
robbed
the
winder
to
see
if
Got Whsi They Wanted.
in tmclioii in the a< »‘I
aches,
| it was clean, an' »he peeked in th'- dark
prepsrat. ry to a roll,.gel
F»<> ll»b I. it i«« «gane«.
Sunday Hcboal Ti ao'uer - Why ween
corners,
an
’
then
kxiked
at
the
dust
on
All question« will bJ
Il y >n-
Mr. De Style— My dear, 1 have tn- only Noah and lúa family *av«d tu tuú
finir th* bet fingi-rs an' «uiffeil.
»werrd. I r particnlan
ark?
gaged a box at the opera to-niant.
Mistn*»»—1 can’t imagine
t, rate*
length of term, time o^
Small Boy—'Caw» Noah was good »0.1
Mrs. D« Style—The Meal You know
Mv haeliun*
adJre*« creaiur
of tuition, text-bc.ks.
I m so bourse tant I can't (peak above a didn't oak nothin'. Tbs mt wanted lb*
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Drugs and Medicines.
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Tlie officers of the mess were sitting
around the wardroom table. It wan just
after dinner. They were telling stories
of shipwreck and disaster. Each one. it
apiieared, had hod a more terrifying ex­
perience than the ono who spoke imme­
diately before him. All had spun their
yarns but one. lie smoked refioctively
in silence for a few minutes. Then he
said:
"Well, gentlemen, yon have all had
many unpleasant, some frightful,experi­
ences. The story I am about to relate to
yon, however, will prove, as you will al)
admit when you hear it, far rnoro terri­
ble than any yet told. The events hap­
pened a number of years ago, but they
have cast a gloom over my whole life.”
The officer stopped and pulled upon
his cigar in silence for a while. The oth­
ers settled into attitudes of attention.
The officer went on:
“Some here are young in the service,
and will not remember when it was the
invariable custom for a man-o’-war to
take a pilot aboard upon leaving port.
At this time I was on the Pacific station.
Onr homo port was San Francisco, so 1
hired a house there and settled my wife
in it. At that period tlie ’pilot letter'
was an insti tntion among the officers of
the ship. After we weighed anchor and
began steaming down the bay all hands
would hurry to their rooms *and write
farewell letters to their wives, sweet-
llCuta*VU ilia cl XHOtllvTS.
As a matter of fact you can’t open a
cafe luck by listening to tho click of the
tumbler. They do not click. They are
immovable in their places and do not
drop. Consequently, when I road of at
iuexi>cricnced plumber boy who opens
combinations nt will it fatigues me.
Now I have the reputation of beiflg able
to open almost any safe, but if the safe
is locked I can't do it. I can go to the
safe, as it stands unlocked, and can gen­
tly turn the combination until tho re­
sistance warns me that I have reacted a
tumbler. I note the number nnd pro*
ceed in like manner with all the tum­
blers. Then tho owner can lock his
safe, and I being in possession of this
combination can unlock it without diffi­
culty.
Had I been plac’d before the same
safe whilo locked, I might turn until
doomsday without success. Now the
various makers iuvariably send out their
safes set oil certain numbers. I, know­
ing these numbers, can unlock any one
of them before the owner has adopted
his own peculiar combination. My safes
go out each with a separate number, of
which I keep a careful record, so that 1
can open them in cose I atn called upon
to do so. I have a safe now which is
locked, nnd the combination lost.
1 am just a3 unable to opon that
safe as you. although I know every de­
tail in the lock’s construction. There it
stands until I see fit to drill it open. A
safe with two tumblers is susceptible oi
10,000 changes; with three tumblers,
1,000,000 changes; with four, 100,000,-
000, and so on in regular permutation. I
But give mo as a clew one number ol i
the combination employing two tum­
blers, aud I will have to make bnt IOC
combinations from 1 to 100 in order tc
open tho safe in from two to livo min­
utes’ time. Tho only absolutely burglar
proof sate is the ono employing a screw
door with a time lock attachment on the
inside.—Interview iu St. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON CITY, OREGON.
, range
Twelve years experience as Register oi the
that t
its tim V. 8. L amo O efick here recommends us In our
•nrposa specialty of business before ths L and O efick
efore the
t Orego or the Courts and involving the practice in the
day of
■G eneral L and O ffice .
gon Clt
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un of th
“Anaci
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Terri
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¡«Msociated with McCain & Hurley in
Circuit ami Supreme Court business
for Tillamook county.
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Arthur Btillwell, prop.
ADDITION
TO THE TOWN OF
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IT CAST A GLOOM OVER A NAVY
OFFICER’S WHOLE LIFE.
tlio Thno lie Was Aboard a Man-o*-
The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value.
There are good prospects for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and
buy before the rush, aud while you can buy the choicest property cheap in
OREGON.
ALBINA
emperance
About Opening Safe*.
HOW CAN THEY BE MADE?
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!
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