Tillamook headlight., March 20, 1891, Image 4

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O. O, ï’iDI/AK,
SEC’Y.
CITY LOTS,
Clam-beds till
can’t real.
Stream» full of trout aud »almon.
1 Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
A climate as good as any on the coast.
A large and well equipped livery stable.
Plenty ot game: water-fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc
Good prospects for a railroad in the near
j future.
' Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem,
I Netarts and Nestucca.
Open hill laad valuable for grazing and fruit­
growing.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla­
mook. in the state.
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and
hospitable class of people.
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
most productive in the state
A rapid, but healthy growth and mostprotnis
ing prospects for the future.
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern­
ment land which may be had for the taking.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca aud
Nehalem, which arc already becoming popular
resorts
Vast !»odies of accessible timber which is said
to be the best and most valuable in the North­
west.
A harbor which will be one of the best on the
coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent
improving it.
Half-a-dozen fine rivers, which with their
tributaries, are of Inestimable value for naviga­
tion and floating logs.
•ka: tiful aud productive prairies which con­
tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock-
raising aud general agriculture.
I
^1
FARMING LANDS
TILLAMOOK,
OSE.
AND TIMBER LANDS.
Correspondence Solicited.
tenflon to make final proof iy support or nil
dahn, and that said proof will be made before | Congress of Junie 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
the Couut> Clerk of Tillamook County, at »ale of timber lands iu the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Tillamook, Oregon, on April I5, 1891, viz:
Bradley F. Durphy,
John Theiler,
of Portland. County of Multnomah, State ofOre-
Pre-emption D. S. No. ST^L for the w W
gon,
has
this
day
filedin this office his sworn
n w of s e *4, and n e % °f • w ’ * of sec. ¿0, tp
I statement No. 2431, for the purchase of the s e
2 Ilc^ianies thefollowing witnesses to prove his % of section 6, township 2 s, range 5 west,
continuous residence upon and cultivation or, | and will offer proof to show that the land
said land, viz:
. , « . » . ..,1 r r* sought is more valuable for its timber or
B W Turner, Ulrich IndorL B Indorf and J r stone than for agricultural purposes aud to
Kreuter. all of Nestocton, Tillamook Couutj, establish his claim to said land before the Regis­
ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oreyi41
I- T. Appersou, Kegiatvr.
Oregon, ou Friday the 9th day of May, 1891.
He names as witnesses:
Geo. K Courtney, B A Oafce». E brake and J D
NOTICF. FOR PUBLICATION.
( 00k all of Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
¡.»nd Office at Oregon City. Oregon, Feb. 9. i « Any
' j and nil
i iV persons
j ---- -- claiming
nuvciwiy advei
iue seTy the
13'31.—Notice ia hereby given that the following- above described lands are requested to
tc. file their
th«ir
named «tiler has tll^l notice of lire intention claims in tins office on or before said 9th day of
J
to make final proof in support oi his claiui, auu May 189I.
39-48
that said proofwill be made before the < ounty
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore-
gon, ou April 11, l»9i, viz:
T imber L and , A ct .J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
Jacob Bin in,
Homestead Entry No. 7166. for the n % of n e J4 I United statesl.and Office, Oregon City. Ore­
gon,
Dec
20.
1890.
—Notice is hereby given that
and Lots 1 and 2, of sec., 6 tp. 3 s, r 9 w.
compliance with the provisions of the act
He names the following witnesses to prove in
of
Congress
ot
June
3, 1878, entitled “An act for
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation ,
the sale of timber lauds in the States of Califor­
of, said land viz:
John Bumgarner, H. B. Moore, S. Met argar j nia,Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’
Jacob Waldvogel,
and F. W Mills, all of Nestocton, Tillamook Co.
Oregon.
ofTillamook, County of Tillamook, state of
38-43
J. T. Apperson, Register. 1 Oregon, hay this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 24O1, for the purchase of the s >0
of n w% and u *2 of sw of sec. 28, tp. 2 11, r‘J w.
NOTICE FOR rt'BI.ICATI0N.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. 34. is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
189i.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­ agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
ing-named settler has filed notice of his Inten­ to said land before the Register and Receiver
tion to make final proof in support of his claim, of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tues­
and that said proof will be made before the day, the 21st day of April, 1891.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
He names as witnesses:
mook, Oregon, on April 20, 1891, viz;
L L Smith, J H Smith, Frank Crane, ahd \V H
Ebermau, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co.,
Wm. W. Armstrong,
Oregon.
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6O75, fortlie s e J4 °f u
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
*4 and Lots 1, 2 and 3 of see. 1, tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
lands are reauested to file theii
lie names the following witnesses lo prove his above-describd
claims
in this office on or before said *¿1 th day
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
April, 1891.
said land, viz:
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
(.' E Reynolds, John Newberg, W J Smith ar.d
JC Herrington, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
County, Oregon.
40-45
J. T. Apperson, Register.
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City Oregon ,
Dec. 29, 189O.—Notice is hereby given that in
T imber L and , A ct J vne 3. I87M.—N otice for compliance with the provisions of the act of
PUCLICATION.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
United States Lan<l office. Oregon City, Ore­ sale of timber lands in the States of California,
gon, Jan-28, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that Oregon Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
incompliance with the provisions of the act of
Arthur K. Brown,
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An net for the of East Portland, County of Multnomah .State of
sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
state-nient No. 2106, for the purchase of the
c
of n w y4 and e % of s w *4
Mary Tripp,
of Tacoma, County of Pierce, State of Washing­ of sec. 34, tp. 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer
proof
to
show that the land sought is more valu­
ton. lias tiiis day file<l in this office her sworn
statement No.2432.ior the purchase of the n wV.» able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land
<>f sec. 22, tp. 2 n.r Jw, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable before t he Register and Receiver of this office at
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ Oregon City,Oregon, on Thursday the 23 day of
poses and to establish her claim to said land be­ April, I89I.
He names as witnesses:
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
M J Martin, J A Fradette, Alfred Youug and
Oregon City, Oregon. on Friday, the 9th
A C Macaulay all of Tacoma, W’ash.
day of May, 1891. She names as witnesses:
Any
aud ail persons claiming adversely the
E T Davies and G F Williams of Portland.
Ore., If. Roberts, of Tillamook, Oregon, and above-described lands are requested to file theii
claims in this office on or before said 25th day of
J G Allen of Cape Horn, W ash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the April, 189i.
36-45
J. T. Apperson. Register.
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9th day
of May, 1891.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
39-48
J. T. Apperson Register.
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon. Jan.
31, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler lias tiled notice of
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 1, 1878—NOTICE his intention to make final proof in support of
FOR PUBLICATION.
his claim, and that said proof will be made be­
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
gon, Dec. 6, 1890—Notice is hereby given that Tillamook, Oregon, on March 23, 1891, viz:
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
John Lange,
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California, Homestead Entry No. 6457, for the b e % of sec.
2i,
tp.
3
n,
r
10
w.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,1’
He names the following witnesseB’to prove his
Homer L. Provost,
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
of Portland, Countv of Multnomah, State of said land, viz:
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
Win. Schollnieyer, Joseph Effcnberger, Win.
sworn statement No. 2309, for the purchase of Tubbesing and Wm. Snyder, all of Nehalem,
the s w % of n e J4, n w % of s e J4t11 ad 11 % of Tillamook Count}’, Oregon.
s w ’4, sec 17, tp 1 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof
37-42
’ J. T. Apperson, Register
to show that the land sought is more valu­
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
N0TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
land before the Register and Receiver of this
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb.
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, tlie 3,
18^1.—Notice is hereby given that the
7th day of April, 1891.
following-named settler has filed notice of his
He names as witnesses:
intention to make final proof in support of his
Henry Roberts, and C. Tilden, of Tillamook, claim, and that said proof will be made before
and W S Cone and A M Hare, of Bay City, nil of the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Oregon.
mook, Oregon, on March 28,1891, viz:
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Robert 0. Richards,
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office or before said 7th day oi ! Pre-emption, D. S. No. 6oo7, for the s w ’4 of s e
April. 189I.
' h, * e % of s w *4 of sec. 21, and n e *4 of n w
34-43
J. T. Apperson, Register.
%. 11 w ‘4 of11 c of % sec. 28, tp. 3 s, r 9 w.
j He names the following witnesses to prove his
j continuous residence upon and cull.ration of
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice 1
viz :,
,,
i M F<
ii C .1 Johnson. Win. ltalior and I J
F .la
lau.
FOR re BLICATION.
Foni, all of Beaver, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
. United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore­
J. T. Apperson, Register.
gon, Dec. 9,1890.—Notice is hereby given that 1
in compliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, IR78, entitled “An act for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the sale uf timber lands in the States of Califor­
Land Offlee at Oregon City, Oregon, February
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ 9, iM91.—Notice is hereby given that the follow'
xinioiivv
Aiiuvn
i inK"named settler has filed I _____
notice _ of his Intention
Clarence Tilden,
ot Tillamook. County oi TilUmook, St.te of I
’¡"o!>F»l n !>e mJ’rbeffireVh^i"!,
IRON
TONIC
Will Partly the Rloo4| regul»toth%
fiver and Kidney» and R«at«r» th»
HeBtthaDdVl4<ir.irr»atb DyapvpnU,
Want of Apf>etit». IndlMaUoa,
Lnrk of Strength and Tired
Foe I i n g ubaol u t»l yc u red. Don»«,
muse I er nn>l nerve» r«c«fre
qpw fore». Enl irons th» ml ed
nd supplies Brain Pow»r.
__ ___________
Suffering from complaint»
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should be poured down, or if the pipe is walked with most aristocratic languor
full of cold water the next beet thing is and apparent insensibility of the pleas­
TONIC h safe and speedy cure. Gires aolear, bsaU.
thy complexion. Crwritmt attempts¡at counterfeit
to get aa much soda into it as possible. ures of lite until around the corner.
Ing only mid to the popularity of the original.
.
“
Let's
get
these
plaguy
things
off
and
Do not ax per imp nt—get the ORIGINAL sad m KS t .
THE UNTROUBLED LIVES OF ARIS­ This will soften the mass below and
(Dr. HARTFP’S LITTLIt LIVIR PILLBh
make it as soluble a» soap, and in a few have some fun," said one.
Cure
Uor-stipuLion.
Elver
Complaint
and
HickW
TOCRATIC 6CH00L GIRLS.
Ilendach».
H »mp!» Dow end Dream BnohU
In a trice the unwieldy leggins were
Lours all will pass awuy. This beats
mailed on roeeif»» cf two cants In poatac».
F
Dr. HARTCft MLDaQlNfc CO.. BtLeuls, Bob
trying to thaw out a leud pipe with a hanging on a fence, and the two aristo­
Social Leaders In New York—The Wom­ red liot poker, which process Is equiva­ cratic darlings were only two jolly little
en Voters of Ito.ton—flow . io Save lent to killing a man to avoid hurting boys, playing tag and shrieking with
IfVe have the Exclusive Control of
I Plumber,' Illll.— How Mrs. Custer Suf- him. A leud pipe will melt under such laughter aa they chared one another up
circumstance. before enough heat can be and down tho sidewalk. By and by nurse
lere—Mea. Blaine to Write a Novel.
got through it to dissolve ice if there is appeared on the scene, grabbed the
Ths most expensive young ladies’ any there.—Intei-view in St. Louis Globe- leggins and led the two tiny culprits
school in tlio country is near Philadel­ Democrat.
home looking as unhappy as possible for
phia. Only the daughters of bonanza
two healthy little boys. It cannot be
Salarle. ot noasekeepsrs.
kings and railway magnates can affard
that tho two darlings got a plebeian
“The best paid women in New York spanking.—New York Telegram.
to go to it; but it is not so very exclus­
city
or
any
other
large
city,
”
stud
a
lead
­
ive, even with such people as patrons.
Jay Cook's old mansion is turned into ing employment bureau proprietor to
Brilliant Women Wanted.
dormitories—rather palatial, too—and tn<> yesterday, “are the first class compe­
The interest and discussion which
tent
hon.sekeepers.
There
are
few
wo
­
the fine grounds are appropriated for
Mrs. John Sherwood’s delightful paper
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
hide-and-seek when the feminine Greek men who are really competent to take on “The Salon and Its American Possi­
charge
of
households
like
the
Vander
­
and Latin scholars feel so inclined.
bilities” have evoked, hazards the proph­
A good bank.
Once a mouth the youug ladies are al­ bilts, the Asters, and so on, who are ecy that society may take the matter
A drug st jre.
The competent seriously in hand when the jiedigroe fever
lowed tho privilege of coming to New willing to undertake it
A jewelry »tore.
York or of going to Baltimore or where- woman lia.-i had a large house of her own Inis somewhat abated. Mrs. Sherwood
A good saw mill.
ever their wills letvl them fur ti day's at some stage of her life anil has lost puts the case very clearly. American
A Fire Company.
Xnu don’t haue to offer a prize to eett thlt
outing. Of course they are provided her fortune. She prefers to make her women arc equal to ths task if they will
Two newspapers.
Goods, for its the BEST MADE. Every Can holds
with one of the teachers an chaperon, living in wane other way than house­ rid themselves of the groveling toys, the 1 Several public halls.
and equally, of course, they behave them­ keeping, because it seems to her a loss of ielG.»li nti l sordid ambitions which now
A beautiful town site.
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
dignity.
Two photograph galleries.
selves in a most exemplary manner.
debase them. Their wit, tact and intelli­
Commodious warehouses.
•‘In Engle ml women are bred to the gence, she urges, uro undisputed. More
Tho only thing needed for us much
An excellent school building.
fun as they l.uve is money, and with profession of housekeepers, just as they p. r. everance in study mid less pursuit of
TILLAMOOK,
ORE.
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
tlmt they r.ro troll provided.
Last ■ire taught to lx*cooks, housemaids, lady’s gilded folli.-. would bring them to their
Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
maids and so on. lh re liQMKiiwe[>ers are birthright of brilliant intellectual leader­
mouth's exettrsion was to Now York
The head of navigation on tide water.
They.left Philadelphia el 7 o'clock in hoUM-k'^iatrs by clianea more than any­ ship. Who will be tho immortal twenty
Many el.gant and commodious residences.
tOM Covati TO COVER.
tlie iuoniing mid landed i.i J reey City thing else. That is tho rea.-*on why big to band together to establish “asnlon fur
Good »tores in most every line of business.
Fuby Abreunt v.ilh flic Timos.
nt'9. They went directly out to the salaries are paid to really competent the purification an 1 organization of
Public buildings that are a credit to any town.
Metr.ipolita.i museum, and epeut an hour women. I know ono such woman who American society?"—Uer Point of View
Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. ? R.
or two examining all t he treasures there. enjoys a salary of lj l.000 a year, has her in New York Time...
lodge».
Ono o'clock r.b.-u p found them inn pri- I separate tablo and a servant to run her
A large local trade from the surrounding
errands.
It
it
not
infrequently
that
country.
vote room nt Dclrnonico's partuking of u
Fiupress Elizabeth at Corfu.
Daily
mails and stages connecting with the
salaries
of
('.',000
to
J;,COO
are
paid."
—
driieioti.-t little luncheon, which hail been
Deforo leaving Corfu the Austrian em-
railroad at North Yamhill.
previously ordered; a little Inter they ' New York Pros.».
prciS Ktnte.I that on tho completion of
An enterprising class of citizens who are de­
were nt Only'» theatre absorbcdly lfa- I
th ? beautiful vill i sho is having erected termined to build up the town.
*' in? Mur^ircl Elliott«
ten i ng t > Adu Behan's last word; the
th; i • her mnj ty an 1 the emperor of
A Fair Association with ample grounds which
In Mr. Warren’u All iiouls’ choir there Austriii, with their daughter, tho Arch-
matinee over, th y leisurely betook
will soon be put in good shape.
noma dw tiii'fiuahc 1 «infers, chief
thernselvM to th; railwny i tntion, ut<* ¡are
1
duchess Marie Valerie, intended to pay
Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholics
thrff dinners in the dining room car of :itnoTi;< whom are Mina Margaret II
.1 visit to tho island. The Lmpress Eiizti- and Christian denominations represented.
tho t r.iu that whirl, 1 t'mai lci.-lr to ' Elliott, the 1/»lo ro’»ratio, and Mr. Perry : m i 1 LiziL; the climate of Corfu agrees I Almost every branch of business and profes­
Philadelphia, ccl 9 o'clni-lr found them Averill, the Inriton0. Miss Elliott is vith her betit r tii.ia th.it of any other sion represented that is necessary to the welfare
all tt-.eke I up iu their III .'.v white lx ds 1 »ilre.'dy qui:e v. < ll known in New York ; lace. The empress, who appears to lx> of an enterprising community.
creaming of th® n ut mouth's holiday, ! both r.s a eoiKvrt 11.: 1 “i ccii ty” ringer. recot crin , froia th.3 ctlecti of the terri­
Steamer connection with Portland the
Augusta and I«ouis Olsen making regular trips
Nhe
been in this city only a year,
all of thi- ty days uv ay.
ble calamity that befell her in tho loss
Tho sch'xil entertains all sorts of Tavir ' r”r<’nt!y returned from a two >f her ‘ in, the Crown Prince Rudolph, besides frequent visits by other small steamers.
celebrities as they imiko their nppi ’ir- /(»ar.;’ r< une cf instruction under the ins b< i .i diligently studying Creek, and
A GRAND INVESTMENT
rOKTI.ANI) MARKET.
nnce in the neighboring Quaker city. I fa.'nou ; teacher, Mmo. Marclvsi, and it
for thu Fami’y, School, or Professional Library.
1. hmishes every ono with the fluency
(Wholesale Quotations.)
Ellen Terry visited the girls when she is to her Rcboolitig that she owes much Aita waich she can already converse in
Tito ilnthontzc Webster’s Una«
60 (4
CxJS
was in'tliis country, and nlthongh she ♦ hat ’•< Iw>autifn1 in her art. Miss Elliott die language. — Athena Cor. London O ats —Gray ...............
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bridged IHefiomry, comprising the
White
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hiring
her
long
n
‘
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ay
in
Paris
became
i&sucs©f 1864. ’79 ¿s ’84, copyxightod
never rends for anybody she did read ,
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Standard.
W heat —Willamette
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proporty of<lio undersigned, is iiofr
for them. Privileges nre c corded to very v.-rll 1 -uv. :i : rnoag the 111 ^tubers of
Walla
Walla
Thoroughly
Rorised end Enlarged,
X
1
FiM*rgetlc
IVomrn.
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them which are soim times refined to the lively An * rican colony in the world’s
,*.nd as n distinguishing title, boors
9o
1 OO
Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Mrs. Henry P otatoes fl loo tbs ...
others. They wanted to vi .it Mr. Wnl 1 -ipitnl. .•oi l often i/.ngftt the houses of
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b
nuuxo
o?
Woh&tex'’s Interna«
O nions
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Mrs. P< I. Mine. Sid.«.*ur*yer and Miss »Vinter Davis an I Miss Mary Garrett,
ter's liotiso in B.iltirioi e, whose collec
iioTJ't.l Dictionary.
T urkeys fl lb . .
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F 1 * torial wo?k upon thin revision
. turn is tn fl'io m that in ni-lny museums. ! ffaiiny Reed. Iler Parisian success has who were mainly instrumental in secur- D ucks fl doz. ..
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9 50
• ..1:1 been in nativo regress for ever
They got p imi- i, li and went there inu followed her to New York. During the ng the Hirn of money which is to open G kksb ”
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n Years. Not less than One Hun«
lie medical school of Johns Hopkins uni I C hickens —Old fl doz. .
body.—New York Sun.
ia t Huenaer se.ison she attract<‘d gen­
Y oO
6 00
treix p?id editorial laborers have
eral attention by th* lwaiity of her voice ••< rsity to women, are now laboring to
Spring ”
v. ou n '-od upon it.
ftoclnl Lender» in New York.
m<l face and t!«o artistic quality of her •a5v the half million endowment fund II utter —-Brine
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u JO.OOO expended in its
22'i
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it before th© first copy
vhich is m*ceMaary to the | radical sne-
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Store, in Rolls .
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Of tho |ieopU who ore likely to 1 m * work, »’»iic haa won sv.eral notable tri-
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Choice Dairy . ..
< ss of the 11 iv.' scheme. Women are
uinpliH. She sang nt all of Miss Leary’s
37%
Brought forward this winter tnoro pnun
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ftipariion wi th any other
vlvbri.t? 1 “Thu days,” first at Bar vorking so generously ami wisely all E c . gs —Oregon...................
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inently than ever I < fotem uncial leadcra
•■uvited. Get the Best»
”
Eastern.....................
in New York non» will xt inil a better Harbor and Inter on nt Lenox.—New A’cv tl.o south for the higher education
L ard , Oregon .
.
JHIAM & CO., Publishers,,
lo
York
Ii<
mid.
•f
women
that
northern
colleges
must
chance of xncv-sH than the wifo of ex-
."ii. Id, Mass., V. 8. A.
”
Eastern
lo>4
8’.'
00k to their ways or suffer in tho com
Secretaiy Whitney. Hho baa already
»filers. Illustrated pamphlet free-
B acon —Clear Sides
9
II oumo Pianti.
9%
laridon.
—
»San
Francisco
Argonaut.
Riven a few breakf.i ( h and dinner» that I
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Mnny plnnts tabi u ir» tlii-i fall nnil
gon,
on
April,
13,1891,
viz.
lnivo bidi attended by the bout ixx.pla
•’
Shoulders
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8
Lots 1 and 2 in Rec. 3, tp. 3 s., and s U ofs e *4
potted fi r display in.l.eu» duiinq winter
llrulth of the Queen.
O. D. Boatman,
of
sec 34, . V. tp
lo
and
will
hen* and in \VuKhi117ton, and xhe protn
F lour —Willamette
3 80
3 70
I to .. show
r. . 2 » the
I. s, r 1 land
. .1 w,
. X- . *. is
_ more
. _ . offer
_ valuable
, proof
« ■
will »liuw tlu* want uf ukUl.ùi thè gai--
that
sought
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6O48, for the e % of e U of
Then»
it
nut
tho
»lightest
foundation
Country Brands
isre to give the Axtora, the VmtderbiE»,
3 65
for
its
timber
or
stone
than
for
agricultural
see.
11,
tp.
2
s,
r
8 w.
loner by droupin *. by clinFifi* of color of
'f tho Htory whijh ban been going round
”
Eastern Oregon..
and the other.» a very lively rluixo in the
3 ■»
purposes, and to establish his claim to said: lit names the following witnesses to prove his
3 65
bave;», and l y ulla-r i.igua of ilowly
ho
pajsTi
that
“
the
«puen
’
s
health
ia
land
before
the
Register
and
Receiver
of
this
continuous
residence
upon and cultivation of
Witter of elaborate eiitertainnients.
office at Oregon City. Oregon,on Friday tlie I said land, viz:
hing. \Vbc:i ¡l.;:it.» gel to litui .Ugo
h • vau.*.e of m Him anxiety in th » inner
CLUBBING LIST.
Mix. Whitney is |ieculinrly fortnnate
loth day of April, 1891. He names as witnesses
I> S Bales, J D Edwards, E R Bales and I D
uotliing will r- toiv theui Init heroic I ircli.4 of tho court.” Tho queen is per-
As<-1 M Hare, Arch Provost, ami Geo Means, Gibb, ns, all of Trask, Tillamook ( o. Oregon
in lull iujf ii I ioum * toi'iifi rtiiin in 11 house
Tillamook, and H L Provost ot Portland, all
88-43
j. T. Apperson Register’
■ctly well, an 1 has driven out every UK adlight and Toledo Illadc 1 year ..
$2 15 of
bnilt on n prine, l v reale. tilled with rare '.n-atuieiit, i:a nono I ut a gnrdeni*r rati
of Oregon.
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a
•
li-toro t’i' ii, and ai gardener.i do not
Weekly
Call
(H.
F.)
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.
$1.85
ft ’rno ri Mince her arrival at Windsor,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
picture» nud work» of art, 11 veritable
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
file
their
”
Weekly
Examiner
”
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$2.50
liiing aromi 1 our hiji-'S, to beat hand
•veil on th»* r.ddr .t day». It in only nat
muMctim of tremmre. And to theae may
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb.
”
West Shore
”
.......... $4.50 claims in this office on or before said loth day of
in rii< h < :;r-o-, ¡1-Ics, and ni thè plnntx
ir.d tlmt tho (pt.‘<11 should not be quite
is hereby
that the
April i S9 i .
?• iM>i.—Notice ......
....... / given ............
w follow-
lx* added 11 Hiqx'tb clief, a relinuu of
”
Century Magazine
”
$5,00
will dio ut any rato, we will givo n ti-oat- ‘ i robust and active as she was twenty
34-43
J. T. Apperson, Register. | *nff’niI,ne,^seriier has filed notice of his intention
well drilled rervanta and a dining room
’<• make final proofin supp»ut of hisclaim. ><n !
Detroit Free Press
”
J2.oo _
nii-nt v.ìdoli will s.ive thoiii if thoy bave ■ ‘ ars ago. blit : :c ia in exctllent health.
_
that said r»«*e~»r«.»it v------
large taough to aeut forty couplea at din
”
Mammoth CjclopcKdia "
fj.oo T.M..E« I.AXU. ACT Jl'XK ». 1»7».-N ot ,CZ TO» ;
not i;i no too far.
—London Truth.
n< r
fulled St.te. lln"L<;meTe.°Oregon Citv, Ore-1 . ?un.
gun' on
°n April 14; I89I viz:
”
Dickens' Works
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lleat w..'»r vn to atout 110 ilegrem,
Mr». Wliitncy in as clover a diplomat
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! . given
...............
fi j
George II.
II. Armstrong,
Armstrong,
Twenty five complete novel» to any old aub- gon,
Dec.
20,
W90.
—
Notice
hereby
that
<>eorge
I unii vrith it water Ilio plr.iits ns usuai;
Mr». Clark.
acriber who will bring us one new subscriber.
ns was Talleyrand, mid with a tortuue
in IOinpllunee with the pro» ision. of the act of Unme.tcad Enin- No. kbffi.for Luts 67 10 .nd
of Junes, 1X7». entitled “An ii«t for the ! 1» ol »ec. I tp. »'s, r lo w.
’ 7’
Kate Upson Clark, of Brooklyn, in the
Them- rates apply only to new »ubocribtrs aud < kill ongrere
that bring« her mi income of half a , iiext d..v lise water tip to 123 degnxm,
1.1 x.f t 1 in ha. lun ,lu l.i »k.> Li».. ».......... r z . . 1 :
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II .. _____ __ . «
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names
the
following
witnesses
in-xt d.-.y rqito 150 t’ogrees; f ursnv thi» •viio < 1 E. 1‘. Cl:.ik, of The New York to those who pay arrearage and renew their M»lle of timber lands in the states of California l .. 1*4 He
..............
. .....
„ llll<TN»t.N
(OprOiC to prove
i'fltl t i »1 ono u rncid.....,» . —.....r
,
million a year, ».lie innv lx* de|x<ni|e<l
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
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s.
ii^m
<ii|
.7?"
l
A
n
-
U
?
UH
r
,
esi
’
d
.
cnf,c
and
cultivation
Ave or • I- da
in! n fin ■
.,v.th will r.xou.l”g I i.si, p.ial the daughter of Ed- subscription before the end of thia month.
I oLsnid bind, under Sec. 230I, R. S.
John W. Maxwell,
upon to more than hold )mr own in the
James Ptsterfield. John’ Pesterfield, Ed Lvs-
risiili. The i.it-.oni h* 1-» tliut tho hot
G
t
I
!"•
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ju.
t
decvtivd.
2dr.
L
’
p.son
of
Netarts.
County
of
Tillamook
State
of
Ore
­
context.
Ono < f her mo»t intimate
»indotto Walther, al! of Nerioeton. Tilla­
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn ter.
i water <-xpand< thè iap nud t ip channeh
¡1 1‘ ¿d m . s a i.tvurix r of the Enn of pub-
lriend » nt present i< Mr.». Jowph Pulit­
statement No. 2403. for the purchase ot the s e mook county, Oregon.
, and tlttis L rei» Ilio ring i 'i sa|i tato
1:
!n
is
who
v.
ere
driven
out
uf
Mobile,
J. T. Apperson, Register.
‘4 of a w >4. »re. 11, c S of n w '4 and n e W of
zer, the wile of the owner of Tho World,
I vi-:<*rou-< oirenlatlo-.i. and v.-lu u that i» khi.. i<r nlling 1 no copy of •• Unde
w ’ of arc 14. tp. 2 n, r 9 w, and will offer i
Notice m hereby given that 1 will meet the s proof
who is nl-o lil; lv to lx» heard of during
to show that the land sought is more I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n:. l the ,,Liie uf Frvdvrick taxpayer»in Tillamook Uountv on the follow­ valuable
the winter r.i un extensive enti'itniner e-tuldishi I tho | tant enly riquire» ¿»m’t. (
for its timber or stone than for agricul­
ing date», at the usual place of voting
«torcuon City, Oregon. March
Writer.
tural purposes and to establish his claim to said '
Dolph
-
•*
Mi«. PAlitzer 11 a :in,pil,11 lv attractive eonimon zttcntlon. (ieri, antown Tal«*- Dongl .1
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February
16
..
I-Xil
—
Nolice IS hereby given thnl the follow,
land before the Register and Receiver of this
grnph.
Little Newtucca......
’
JM
ing
named
stiller
has tiled notice of her inten­
woman, n delightful conver.-attonUt mid
office
nt
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
on
Tuesday,
the
Union
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tion to make Anal proof in support of her claim
Mr . perirwhu ha» b?vn elect«»!! to
2ist day ot April, 189!.
Hebo
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1» diarmim; n friend atone n<. dhavu..
” 20
Ilnw Min. Custer fhtflTrra.
and that s„i<l proof will be made before the
He names as witnesses:
h
•
videe
uf
ruad
overseer
in
Kansa*.
in
Beaver
New Yolk Letter.
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,
Mrs. Cuter iion-if theiuoet widely
L I.aughary, «and (’ Palmer, of McMinnville bounty clerk ot Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Netnrta
i \\»<i (pvake woman wit’n Knapping
as
" s. 1 °!lc' oi
C,l> ' and 11 Rob, rt« vi Tilla: mook. Oregon, on April 31. I89I, via:
Carnahan
nought women in Now York
_____ ___ Hoeiutv.
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monk,
allot Oregon.
dark rycft and detvrinined mien. “When
Joseph B. Lester,
South Prairie
The
Volri« of lltmloii.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the Pre-Emption D. s. No. 57», for the w K of n w
Though by no menus n kn i< tv w<»mau. die haa iK cas’vn t » say ‘No’ her voice
Nehalem
................... March 3
Cannot be tucc.ufully traveM «Hh*
ajwve-drscribe«1 lands are requested to file their
Onion Peak
The action of 7.018 women voters of ainl ptrr.i; nently K.i ldvn« <1 by tho death
and
11
ot
n
e
q of rec 4. tp. 1 n. r 7 w
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4
I nut good health. T« r.ach »•■Itbaraaj
claims in this office on or before said 21, day of
an I m * hi'iihl a mile away,” gay» a corre-
Foll«y
Sshe namesthe following witnesses toprovchcr
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Bouton aud its result« »how tho chi uf the |,vn ra’, nhv frequently yields to
April, 18^1.
J
Garibaldi.
.¡M'ndviit.
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rovetad position In Ilf« require« th« full
said land'yl?’“dC“C'; Upu" ‘‘"d lul,1'“tii>n of,
Bay
J T Apperson, Register.
ciency of wotnen us n factor in uur 11111 the ini|M»rtimities of frienda nud goes
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9
possession and opsrstlon of all the fao-
Hotiuarton, March le. to March 3I, inclusive
John Herrington. Walt. J Smith, Carl Hunt
•nti-ipal 'jxjitii'a. In mi election where forth to ltccotno the life and noul of the
Mian Anni ' Baxter wn* elected connty
™«»ook, S j
ultlas kind nature h«« endow.d us with.
B am D owns ,
TIMBER LAND, ACT JFNE .1, 18 t ».-NOTH I mw>iV?mnly,’oreVr' *“
Ahd' Deploriate carried their major by circle that rhe'< h<»t . *4 t(» i nter. Two . ’cik uf Jasper county. Mu., at the regu­
I These conditions cannot exist unlees th«
FOR PI BtJI ATION
Sheriff and Tax-ct llector.
rT.IM majority, With two third» of tho ria* « « < f society h »1 I out Mrelcoining lar i lvct’ • 1. an i Mrs. (.’ar dine Le Comte.
41-46
J T, Apperson, Register.
t tilted State. Land Office. Oregon Citv Ore­
T heo . S teinhii hfr
physical being 1« In perfect working
gon. Dec. 20. o‘QOi-Noticei. hereby given that
council and b. ir I of uldi-rmen. not a hands to thi« gifted fitly; the literary * f Columbia, hits been appointed »tate Dated this ?5th day of January, MDo.
cIn,(.'
ordar, and this 1« Impossible when th«
tn compliance with the provision,, of the act of
•ingle person wa < elected a nieuibej- of world, on Recount of the i krelh nt Itooku librai iati by Governor Tillman, vf South
liver and epleenare torpid, thus obatrud.
Congreaa of June 3. 1878, entitled An act for the
NOTICE FOR Pt'BLICATION.
vale of timber laada tn the States of California
tlie achoo) committee who was not noun
Ing th. secretion«, causing Indigestion
that she b.ns added to th :r libraries, and ■ 'an
Th? world moves.
,
1
citv. Ore March i
Oregon,
Nevada,
and
Washington
Territory,
'
T illamook it Y amhill stage uovte .
snd dyspepsia, with all of their accom­
1’91 —Notice Is hereby given that the following
liat.s) and supported by route orgauizrtl the s<x?inl vol Id, b/causo her nnino and
Wm. H. Ebcrman.
panying horrors.
body <8 women. Tho independent Worn family entitle her to enter its douinius.
Ali- .i Plora E. Powers, stenographer to
Staireleave! North V.mhill daily, except Sun of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, staleot named settler has filed notice of hi, intention^
DR. HENLEY'S
1
t iregon ha. this day /led in thi, office lit, sworn
• en Vot. IS noinin.ited l iqlit I- Uididutes
It is sail that Mn. t’uster raifers da atlornev general, is s ml to be one of day. at 5 a. m . tor Tillamook
and elected fonrof them, no one of xv bom acutely in writing of her own and her thd lih^t indefatigable workers at the
Learn Tillamook dally, except Sunday, at statement No. Sjr J. for the purchase of the
a a . m . for North Yunihil .
exerts a specific Influence oxer the llxar. 1
bud the Ihenoero.tic nomination.
huaUdnl’}« war experiences. Fkieli pen • i.pital. frtspv nllv working far into the
■ ’/'■
■ r<J “■ ,,ld » illorter proof to show
Albert Marolf,
that the land sought is more* al'table lor its
excites it to healthy action, resolxes lts I
The Public Si lnxil union ul«> mani stroke bring» lurk tho peon ns vividly is ’ii' lit in .1 ilio .s ef business, not absent­ hinrm"i^S0o''i,hlr’,",‘'1 Sor,h
^
P
O
,
(
,
«
D
3.V»
0
..i?0w'
Or
L0
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limber or stone than for agricultural purpose,
chronic engorgements, and promotes the I
x.ul to eaubliah hi, claim tornid l.?d
natrsl eight candidato» and eh-eted four, if dii^s, and not yvain, had intervened ing herself on Sunday.
secretions; cure. Indigestion and const!- I
* cZ.'i-';rix.£1r;rk,”,’lne**'
c°h« Register and Receiver ot this office at Oregon
lanit.lmt not least. Mu. Emily A. Fi between it and tho ¡ re-ent. After an
pation, sharpens ths sppetlte. tenM bj
City.Oregon. on Tui-wlay the 31 dav of Anrll
A watch in accordance with feminine
field, the only woman nominated by any evening < f xnch aocniMi with her dead
ilflsi
He names as witnesses- *
X
Apr"
the entire system, and makes Ilfs
Taasenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
Otto M aither,Edward Senke an<l if r
I. I. Smith, J H Smith Frank
.« j
party, received a larger vote and a larger hero and love, Mrs. Curier retires to her fancy i in the form of a rimo with jx-url
Using.
I
cXre oreZ1 *" 01 T”1*“ook. Tillamook
O. ORTON. MANaoxa.
, majority by «,«00 than any other caudi room to walk the floor till morinug coloni) leaves, the dial forming the cen­
'k «b»fo, alth mgh n it nominateti by the UghL- New York World.
ter of tho nieo.
This swings from a
J- T Apperson, Register.
1 Democrat. The unparalleled fidelity of
chatelaine of pearl set chains.
oMprilugi?’’ °®“
**«•.141.17.’;
HOI KS,
the wotnhn voters is shown by the fact
Mr», 11 la I no to Write » Novel.
. ■T1'.*' l.HZ”
•• Tillamook will b,
tv„¥
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In Ireland women tailora use.1 to ro <l»> tu the week from 8 o'clock a . M loto-clock
that out of 7,918 registered women over
T. Apperson. Register
An intimate friend of Mrs. James G.
9
” i,r''K°n City, Oregon, March
7.800 aro knew 11 to have voted, with g-o<xl Blaine, Jr., told mo yesfenlay that this uiouopoJiiw the trade that lueu tailor» « to 5 e. M Mail, clore ni « niinul. . n.m -M
reiuk'ni found for the few absentees. A unfortunate young woman, who has seen were unknown, but of Into one or two '■cl«l r'Mr"n<
b“»>ae’« ct.ree.l5
promiuent Republican juditiciau raid: so mnch trouble, was trying her hand at uien h.ive lx > n allowed to enter into
s.phi» Sererance, FoM-miatreaa.
' .< r*
Tillamook Countv at Till»*
•‘You ladie. can Account for your ab- authorship, and that a novel from her competition with tho women.
General Agis, for D. M. Ferry & Co •
mook, Oregon, on May, 9, Iftqi.vii:'
* U
aentisw. We cannot account for ours." may be looked for within tho next two
S“.nSr“h
P“"'"'»« S the’act of
Lester
Kingsley,
The Pratt institute, in Brooklyn, N.Y.,
r..a om‘ ,C'; |,L’R ''I ni.ti-ATtox
A jr.ctnre-<que incident wa» the voting months.
x«Tn '..'in l;:.,ii'uìe,Aonf^j-‘i7
Young Mrs. Blaine haa had a
..V .
°"'«'”1 ’ bv Oreaon. Frbni
of twenty-five old ladies in Ward 9, one gixsl ixlueation. has traveled iml nstd a i» to liav .■ a Urge annex devoted to wom­ !r.\ 4 "n —Notie» ». hirer, riven th.i thr
after another, of ages ranging from 65 to g.- d deal, and I aiu told that writing en stu.leuta. The »cut of the building L ‘ 7jn* "•m<sl- ttlrr ha. fllcVumicof hii «reg,.». Nevada and Wrehingtra Tenttory
intention »0 mskr fl-i.t proof in support of ho
Michael I. Martin.
will be about
and the work on cl.lm
90.—Womau's Journal.
.„a th.t «..«I proof will b» mLtiror.»ï
cornea very easily to her. As the public
it
will
lx*
begun
iraxt
spring.
mi >k°'?wtV Cl,rk of 'l,1*l,'o"k Countv at Till, mgton. hi. tMs"’d,iy°fl1ed' in’’ th“»‘*o°ffire*M,'
Garden Seed.
knows, the young woman's cirenm-
mook, Ort-gou. on April «. t»vi,
" *11“
- r Ely
Ituw to Rovo I'lMIUbor*« mils.
«taibiw are not of the brightest, she be­
J«mn r Tittle,
Miss
Elizabeth
Cotcsworth
is
about
Directly it begins to frena. tia re is n ing sttll confined to her room, and if she
J T. Appersou. Register.
"" *** '"r,h*
organizing n co-operative company of
demand on plumber* too|.*n frozen
pip.
____ a
, 1*0, makes a profit of her lit wary venture it
EngHth
gentlewomen
for
the
raising
of
"
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‘
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tollowing
witaMM.
to
prove
hi.
It ia atnuigv that iu nuietm n , iuu « out ot will lx> a unret welcome one. At any
twenty it ia the i u qw pipe from the rate, I understand she is going to try it, fruits ai d vegetables, to lx? delivered
Grass, Clover and all kind, of
Frenk WhreiJ ït
’’roKm*’!? of April. >4,. H» name, a/w™ .¿A U d*’r
rink, nn<! not the anpplr pipe, that and if she tuissea her goal it will aimplv directly to the consumers.
fre<-KM, atthoii-h the latti-r ia alwaya lx* an > x]snditure of time, and "of
kounti »»regon.
«nnjy'oJtoÂ’j*? ¿X? vYrld
»¿’«-cunxl. Taaoc Mxiuu
Mrs. Bennet Edwards, the authorvra,
full of water. Why ia it! Simply lx* that," as she herself says with a fire-p
1 T Apperson Rrgi.trr
*\'n
’:i ”f TÄ «¿î* '°'1"« i'.V. ,1/ » «‘d al1 other patent cnw, in the
haa
made
a
donation
of
*5.000
to
Gen.
,he
and
cause pipe, indoor» wldoan frerae and sigh. “1 have so much, so much.*'— Ed­
.K.red“-ri^|
.dxvrretv th,
lLx'th to further hi* scheme for the re­
K o,‘
tu. re than half U h - time the
pipe ward W. Bok'a Letter.
ii™,POI"J'A"p'
« PRE TCH oflnren
’
Latul “
Office
i
* • . «»«WOHCit,
Orrron. Frb
generation
of
“
Darkest
England."
tion. I make careful examination, and advi«c a«
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizert,
i, blocked with rubbi.h. Th. bend ia
.e- -—----- ...H .-st n Tuirn-i at thi<
to pateiitaUMy naw or cax.au.
“
ki' 'Tf
J',h" ’’»Avi-, f.w ——.L.__________ J-
-'Pperkon, Register.
geiit ially luUf full of fru^iuxuu which
Ixrgglu* \rw Too < uuibavaoma.
Hiihniv office. nt.acTi v acxom rxox th .
Mrs. roily Holme, aged 90 years. of ÛÎÎJd*MÙ"’ hi’
------ / »try
hnt.' been forced through th« trap hoi««.
Those imdrvMthl kij JeggiiM which Cape Cod, Man., has kmtte.1 two woolen
ipon the »Safari w
Take It Before Breakfast.
h XT o .«»»ppetewlthat! have.up. rior faxjib
<P 1 n.. r
Tlieuwllen it get» »cry cold the greed­ button up »c prettily ovw the knara of
„ T'l'arere’k county OregCm
prompt ptellminaVr iwarrhe.
Airto nikv her birthday in Angnst aud with a rii
for th. more viqorou. and -wc.-eaaiul nroweu'
Ihr
«aid
t
water that,» poured down eettlra quick the apoilexl buy .diarlmg. gro very fzah
•n»>im..msi t„
«PJ>,le«tion. for patent aad fo/att^d'
h.va nearly completed a third.
Mar ac r
ly, aiwl the whole Ira-oiura . cungvwlxHl. tunable atei make ti.
rvxvi, hrf. re the I |e-k
> ..iJpSB fc „
Tillanu»
Bee Keepers' Supplica.
I the 3rd day of April
MaMiraM h. ai so swell, vvu know (
Mrs. Henry Wan! Beecher has nnmer- al t*o'r
little id.
Tiif*64
•■«» ucLfwva xvrax
mony <
Wc want Yov for a custom«, GiW’*
Ind -*n t
a trial order.
«• »•«« . .a».
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WOMAN’S WORLD.
LAUSES
WiVL OLSEN,
BOOK
WEBSTER’S
INTERNATIONAL
riONARY
He Ooad to iealtli
English Dandelion Tonic
a ;™
T îii ‘Æ
t
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
F. L. Posson & Son,
PATENTS.
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«Mi*»
*•» Âr/..-., V
PatawTC.r«.
F. L. Posson <St Son.