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UNITED STATES.
aident .. . . .......... . .B enjamin H arrison
L evi I*.’M orton
e*President
T ames G. B laine
retarjr of State
...
W
illiam W indom
retary of Treasury
J. W. .i i:
retary of Interior
.. R edfield P roctor
retary of War
------- DEALERS IX
B. F. T racy
retary of Navy
. . J ohn W anamaker
stmaater-General
W. H. H. M iller
toriiey-Geueral
G E N E R A L MERC il A N D ISE.
J eremiah R usk
retary of Agriculture. ..
STATE OF OREGON
. . S. PENNOYER.
vernor
« •
■
G. W. M c B ride
retai Jf orsù«-
..P hil . M etchan
easurer
E. B. M c E lroy
pt. of Public Instruction..
This house is connected with the well known whole-sale and commission house
F rank C. B aker
iuter ...
i R. S. S trahan of M ark L. C ohn & Co., 146, F ront Sr., P ortland , O re , and is able to purchase
...... ?W. P. L ord
píeme Judges
<R. S. B ean
goods in large lots and at a very low figure, thus being able to discount all com­
I J. H. M itchell petitors in prices.
nators ..........
J J. N. D olph
..........B. H ermann
ligresstnan .
f J. T. Appcrsou, j
. S. Laid OOee, Oregon city-! D >-
I
Receiver. 1
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
COHN & BROWN B1.'K,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
.............
F.
A.
M oore
oint Senator..................
ircuit Court
.......... ..,H P- B oise
..........G. G. B inuham
rosecutliig Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY-
epresentative ................. ..W m . D. S tillwell
......... H. F. H olden
uge
(W. T. W est
ommissioner ............ ........... /W.
Si
G. K elso
'S*
.......... W. W. C onder
.............. S am D owns
crilT............................
II. H M c D ermott
■easurer..................... .
F. M. L amb
ae.aor
........ J ohn E dwards
rveyor .......................
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A. T. W hite
hool Superintendent
puty Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
TILLAMOOK CITY.
ecorder ............. ............. ................ C. N. D rew
Horney............................................E. E. S elpii
reasurer ........................................... G eo . C ohn
The town is growing rnpidlv and real outate is sure to enhance in value.
arshall.................................... L. L. S tillwell
(J ohn B arker , President There are good prospects for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get
A. I’. W ilson
buy before the rush, and while yon can buy the choicest properly cheap in
J ohn S heets
fhe Leading Merchants of Tillamook County!
legister
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
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Country Produce taken in Exchange for Coods.
HOW CAN THEY BE MADE?
By Investing Your Money in illamook!
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R. R. HAYS’
AUDITION
TO THE TOWN OK
EAST AMD
SOUTH
LAMOOK
VIA
50
outhern Pacific Route.
SHASTA LINE
Express trains leave Portland daily.
I
STREET.
North.
YXM> p m Leaves Portland Arrives I 9:35 a m
Ar 6:22 a tn
Ussp m Lv San Albany
l.v| 9:00 p nt
Francisco
in Ar
Above trains stop only st following stations
rth of Rossburg: East Portland, Oregon City,
oodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, SI edds,
atsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Eu
feue.
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3
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Albany
Roseburg
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Mr 4:00pm
Lv i2:oo ni
Lv 6:26 a nt
5
7
6
DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
Portland
Albany
5
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IcAL PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN-
DAY.)
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Lebanon
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r the accommodation of Second Class Passen­
ger«, attached to Express Trains.
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The West Side Division
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
MAIL TRAII* DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
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17 jo »
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■2 lo p ni Ar
Portland
North Yamhill
Corvatta
Ar 1 5;.v> P tn
I.v 5:25 p m
l.v 1 12:55 p tn
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
f Oregon Pacific KailroAtl.
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nruM TBA1NS DAILV. (RXCZVTStHrir.)
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1 1 Ar
Portland
North Yamhill
McMinnville
Ar
Lv
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6:i6 a m
5:45 a nt
hrough Tickets
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STREET
-------TO ALL POINTS»------
5
EAST
AND SOUTH
re- Scketr »nd fnll Infovmation regarding
Mt- ' m»p«etc cahon company a agent al North
V»<"hil1
a. KorHi xa.
k r. rocf . ks
Manager.
Amt. G. F. and Paaa. Apt.
ILLAMOOK ik YAMHILL STAGE KOUTK.
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(4S LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
STREETS GO FEET WIDE. I/)TS UNIFORMLY 521x10.’)
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
Suitable terms made.
e leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun-
y, at 5 a . m , for T.llamook.
Thia property in situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at
town, two blocks south of the schkd-honse, and faces on two of the prin­
a . m . for North Yamhil .
cipal streets. This is net a boom scheme to speculate on suburban
Makes connection with trains at North Yam-
ill for Portland.
or country property, ns the tract is centrally located, vir­
Far freight or expre*« business, apply at Cohn
tually in the heart of the town, nnd buildings are
Go's store, Tillamook.
going up ou all shies at present.
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
The
location
is
sightly,
high anil dry. commanding a good view,
O. ORTON. MANAOhR.
POST-OFFfCF. HOl'RS.
The poM ')fir»«t Tdlanveik will be epr.1 e v ery
V In the week fr.»<r, • e'eleckfi. M . Io , o'rlwk
and on snndvy from 1 to i r. m . and from
• s P w Mail» clone »I 4, mirmtr« peel 7 r. M.
»:>ey order »nd regist. r-d bmdne»« r-lneeat,
:«ek r. w.
Sophia Severtnee, >-rwt mhtrv«»
Drugs and Medicines.
7THE"*
ARCA»6
__ ^»AND^t
BILLIARD PARLORS,
N.
P. ROBERTS
$jop, Opposite (J.
STREET.
9:o0 a m
5:00 a tn
Ar
Lv
THE SLTAUGUSTA.
ßO]iT^CTO^ and BUILDER
ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY.
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ftaninj,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
•f Wood»,
Hembree
APRIL 10. 1891
and slopes gentlj- from the center, just enough to secure g<ssi drain­
age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
for homes. For further f»articulars call on or address
R. R. HAYS,
O wner ,
Real Estate Dealer and Conveyancer.
Tillamook, Oregon.
Also. Notary Public. Deed* and other Legal papers »nade out.
Farming land. Timber lami and all cluses uf town property for aale.
TAXES PAID FOR NOM-BKSII*ENTn^^_
$1.50 Per Year.
u inei|»«nslve Trip to the Tkeatrs.
A monster aviary .
I took three persons to t' > theatrfi
tlie other night for ten cents aud we all Something About the Largest riled CagS
sat in the parquet, too,” said the young
That Has liver Dee« Hull».
mau as ho straightened up after a diffi­
California
may well boast of its big
cult shot across filo billiard table.
trees, its waterfalls of the Yosemite and
"Deadhead?" asked soveral of the by» its mammoth fruit and vegetable prod­
standers.
ucts, but it has added another laurel to
“Well, yes and no. I had to pay a lot
its crown in tho possession of the largest
It is said that there is now but one of car fares too. I hod two tickets, but aviary in tho world. An hour's journey
Arthur Stillwell, prop.
non-striking railway organisation— the three of us had to go."
from Sau Francisco by water and rail
National Yardmasters' association
“How d'you manage» it? Tell tis. Snch linngs one to tho quiet little town of
a
*suap'
is
worth
knowing
how
to
work."
The Big Four 102 private switches
San Pablo, in Contra Costa county, and
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“Well, you soe, as I say, I had two a short drive froul there is the old and
at Indianapolis, which were constructed
deadheads
and
was
going
to
take
my
on an understanding with those bene­
well known Alvarado Rancho, now own­
fited. that, rates being equal, the Big wife, but when I got home at night I ed by Henry F. Emeric. Over an area
found my mother-in-law had dropped of 2,500 acres of fertile ground are scat­
Four was to have the business.
down on ns, and we couldn’t leave her tered orchards and Wheat fields that
Chattauooga boasts of a new bridge
across the Tennessee river. The entire home, so I concluded I would take tho yield wonderful crops, and near the cen­
length of tlie bridge is 8,370 feet. There two and leave them at the theatre and ter of this domain is the old home of
are three spans of 310 feet each, throo of go out aud play billiards all the evening. Mr. Emeric's father, now deceased.
“So wo went, and when I got there I
It is a quaint structure, with shaded
820 feet each and 780 feet of iron trestle
asked tho gateman to let mo take them
There is not likely to I kj any cheerful to their soats. Ho know mo and let me verandas, nnd its root is robed with a
report from the railroads for some time in. I saw an empty seat beside them mantlo of pure white Castilian roses.
to come. They will be fortunate if they nnd stoppeil for a few minutes. Tile re­ Fronting tho house are parterres of
11111 JI 111 1111*
choice flowers of innumerable kinds,
can keep their earnings up to the stand­
sult was I staid through tho play and bright with color and as fragrant as the
Fresh Fruits and Berries in season.
ard of last year, but they will undoubt­
it didn’t cost me a cent.”
breeze wafted odors of Ceylon. There
edly show a falling off.
“But how about the car fares? Did are. in fact, BIO varieties of roses alone
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi­ yon walk and let tho other two ride only
to be seen, and in tho conservatory
neers are asking tho Ohio legislature to one way?"
there are rare orchids and other valuable
in connection.
¡lass a law requiring that the state rail­
"Not a bit of it. Wo had to take fonr plants.
road commissioner shall have knowledge different cars, and that made sixty
Through tho vista of weeping willows
of mechanics and shall be a railroad mau cent«.”
nnd peach nnd apple trees, heavily laden
of twenty years' experience.
“Then how do you moke out that it with Bellflowers and Winter Nellies, tho
The citizens of Kalamazoo, Mich., are cost you only ten cents?"
aviary is seen. This feature of the place
dissatisfied with the railroad facilities of
“Just this way. When 1 got home, is an airy structure of closely netted
that city, and have raised a purse to on the sidewalk I found a fifty cent wire, sustained at intervals of fifteen
build a road from Kalamazoo to Mar­ piece, so I was out only ten cents. It fwt by woo J jii nprights, forming a per­
cellus, twenty-one miles, where connec­ foots up this way, you see: Tho wholo fect cage. It is 175 feet long and 60 feet
tions with tho Grand Truuk road can be performance was worth $3.60. I had $2 wide. Within its confines is a miniature
bail.
worth of deadhead, $1 of cheek, fifty forest of quinco trees, the tops of which
Willie Marsh, son of J. N. Marsh, cents of luck, and the ton cents that emerge through tlie nutting. This, in
ticket agent of the Big Four at Colum­ paid for the whole I don't begrudge."— addition to it covert of thick brush,
affords admirable shelter for the birds
bus, Ind., was 8 years old recently, and New York Tribuuo.
in summer, whilo in tho winter they
Will make regular trips, the wc„th r perm for two years past has sold most of the
A
Diplomatist
Downed
l>y
a
Kitten.
ting, from
have tlie use of a largo house that is in
local tickets, making change correctly.
We
remember
to
have
seen
a
distin
­
the cage for their protection against liw
TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA AND PORTLAND. He probably is the youngest ticket seller
guished
diplomatist,
trained
to
hold
hi»
elements. Withcommenduble forest..»
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
in America.
own
in
the
courts
of
kings,
and
never
at
'
Mr. Emeric Into stocked this aviary with
P. SCHRADER. Master.
The Michigan lines are all oxercised
a loss to get out of an embarrassing poei-! English pheasants and Chinese goldM
over tho discovery of a statute enacted
tion or to meet tin act of rudeness by a - pheasants, and thero aro also hnndnflv
by the last legislature, which reads-
rapier thrust of wit, utterly put down j of quail there, merely at a aide iasiM.
D. A. RINDDEY,
•That no freight car shall la» run upon
by a small black kitten. The diplomatist,
Mr. Emeric estimates that ho has over
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any of the railroads of this state after
had been playing with tho kitten, but ho 400 pheasants, and ho propo ics to set
Staplo and Fancy Groceries, Jan 1. 181)1, unless furnished with safety went too far. Instead of making fun for | loose 100 or moro of them each year to
couplers, as provided by this act”
Dry Goods,
the kitten lie made fun of her, nnd thiB : run wild through tho country, nnd will
The Pennsylvania Ruilnaal company's she was quick to nee and to resent, De-1 give many away to thoso who desire to
Hats & Caps,
large transfer, classification and car stor­ tennined to murk her sense of his con-1 propagate them,
Thia will, of course,
Boots & Shoes.
age yard« at Walls Station, fourteen duct, site nt once put a stop to the game
bo of great lienoflt to ull lovers of bir l
miles east of Pittsburg. Pa., are nearing and calmly but resolutely placed her
■hooting, and besides will moist materi­
completion.
The yards will contain small iierson in frout of the man of cere­
ally in increasing tho number of what
sixty
miles
of
track,
and
there
will
be
W?ois,.................. Oregon.
mony, wrapped her tail neatl/ ronnd are now a rare spocies of fowl in this
facilities for caring for between 5.000 her toes, and gazed nt him with an air of j
state. Tli<> pheasants are fed witli wheat,
and 0.000 cars.
pitying contempt.
and occasionally chopped liver is given
It was an electric inomeut. aud the reel to them. They are crossed with bantam
MEN YOU HEAR OF.
of the company watched with ¡lalpitat- bens, the result lading game cocks that
Lord Randolph Churchill has grown a ing eagerni-ss the struggle for ascend­ aro as pugnacious as their imported
ency. It proved, however, un unequal, sires; and the pheasant is notably a
' beard
contest. After a few moments of regard fightiug bird.
The golden pheasants
Campanini has tho spirits of a l>oy which told more of sorrow than of anger, are only litteil for an aviary, and occnpy
since he regained his wonderful voice.
the kitten deliberately la-gau to wash her the iMMUtion that a Sevres view does in a
Col. Marshall, of Baltimore), is said to little black face, stopping every now and drawing room.
be tlie last survivor of Gen. Lee's old then, i>aw in hair, to give a look of faint,
Mr. Emeric has completed negotiations
staff
surprise, mingled with disgnst, at her1 to have a largo invoice of bohwhitee «ent
Ex-Secretary Bayard has aged consid antagonist. Tlie situation spewlily be­ to him from thu east,
Bowling Alley in Connection.
erubly since leaving Washington, though came ridicnlons, but not for the kitten, incriuse the proportiot
rnd in a very short time tho diplomatist three Hines its ¡.resent i
in apparently good health.
The best wines and liquors in the market.
Prince Bismarck's Inb-st hobby, ac­ ha<l evidently admitted himself lieaten. 1 similar to our Culifoi
Tho kitten then rose, walked to the little larger, and is bat
cording to a German interviewer, is a
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor. little wren which flies alxiut his room window and placidly gazed out at the ! a grt>at favorite with eastern hunters,
landscape, every curvo In her back show- [ and will lie gladly welcomed by local
and eats out of liis hand.
OLSEN’S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK. ORE.
ing her sense of the bail taste which had iqiortamen. The same course will be pur­
Representative Brawley, of the Char­
characterized th« incident that luul just sued with these birds us with the pheas­
leston (8. C.) district, has only one arm.
terminated.—London Siss tiitor.
ants. The propagation of these valuable
Bia empty sleeve is triced up to a but­
and intemting lards is a hobby with Mr.
ton on his coat, after the style of Gen.
A Story of tlie Pari« Commnno.
Emeric, an expensive one naturally, but
Booker, of Mississippi.
The commune wm also Hublime. A oue that ho can afford, and Ilia efforts
Joseph Bond, colored, living near To­ priooDi-r, a man, had lx-cn taken with should receive the earnest support of all
ronto, has lain in 1 mm ] in tho sulks for arinn in his I iaik I h , impriHonctl, and con­ those who are interested In the introduc­
twenty-seven years, and is now ap­ demned to death. Ilia wife made heroic tion of new birds on this coast.— Suu
proaching death, all because his mother effort» to navo him, and succeeded in Francisco Chronicle.
Wagon Shop in Connecticn.
sold her farm against his will.
securing the sympathy of a man who
Chief Engineer Sewell, of the White had influence in these times. Her hus­
Mrs. Ntanley»
Star fleet, considers himself the greatest band wns Mtve-I from capital punishment
Mrs. Stanley is unlike any one I know)
traveler thr.t ever lived. He has sailed and whs condemned to transportation, she is quite herself. In tho first place,
818,400 nautical, or 041,000 standard, .’«•ft alone mid abandoned, withont she is tall, much taller than American'
Tillamook, Oregon. miles, nearly four times tlie distance be­ resonrcmi, she had form>-<l an intimacy women prow in a rub-, but she carried
with tho man who had saved her hna-1 her inches well, and you would not misJ
tween the earth and the moon.
Lewis E. Gurley, of Troy, N. Y., who band. After living for years with this ' pect her height unless you stood l»y her?
has recently given $15,000 to the Triiy lover, to whom she was deeply attached, Her features are regular and are more
Female seminary, to is> use<| in erecting she Is-» night him to apply for a pardon striking in profile tiuin in full face, ami
she has a qnuntity of dry brown hair
a new bnilding. was born in Troy in for her husband.
Although be felt he wm destroying that seems to Im flying looeely abont her
1826. and for many years Iris been ¡iruru-
Inent in the moral and religious activi­ her happiness and his own, he did so. head, though it is held well together
The husband returned full of love fertile with unseen pins. Ib-r house gowns arc
CABINETS
ties of that city.
wife who had saved him from execution what we call “msthetic" for want of a
A ll other work
and procun.1 his lilieration. On the better word. They, at least those that
MEN OF LETTERS.
way home, however, he learned the I saw, are marie of soft clinging «'uffs.
RESPONDINGLY
He chnu.'-ed hi» nmfie, disap­ and the collar, that lies flat about tier
Robert Louis Stevenson says that ho truth.
RATES.
peared, and lived in hiding for many neck, is made of tlie same material.
intends to end his days in Samoa.
(sALLi ARD IHSPEGT my üJorçrç
She is a bright conversationist with­
One of the many English novelists of years. Then, when divorce became | hh - |
silde in France, he wrote to his wife: I out trying to Im, and a very enthnsiim' Io
the
day.
A.
Conan
Doyle,
is
an
oculist
in
Views of Tillamook and vicinity for sale
“Apply for a divorce against me; I will admirer of Mr. Stanley. Nothing ap­
active practice.
All work guaranteed first class
do all 1 cun to seenre one for you. Marry
Dr. Holmes is cheered in his old age him and l>>> happy." Sublime. —Mr. De parently makes her happier than to Im
in every respect.
doing something for him. She told me
by the knowledge that "Over the Tea Blowitz, in Harper's.
with great glee the other day that Ink
G u . i . kkv One door south OÍ Cups” is selling more largely than any
found that she could answer some of him
Letcher's Jewelry Store-YX4H
of his earlier works.
He Took Iler Hund with If er Fortuno.
letters ns well ns ho could himself.?
Professor John Stuart lilackie, "the
A young solicitor the other day got a About her own work she is very modestJ
TILLAMOOK,........................... OREGON.
Grand Old Man of Scotland," at the verdict for • client of considerable riclitM
and yet there is no artist in all Englan d
age of 80, "so meager that one might lint little l»<aiity. Shortly »1 terward, in who Imtter depicts the life of children
Miti L J. RUQGLE8
Mn. J. JOMN8ON
fancy a puff of wind would blow him due course of busini-ss, ho sent her a than sho does.—Now York Letter.
over." still retains all ins force, vitality somewhat formidable account. On the
and brilliancy.
following day his client called on him,
He Conaldere,! II a Compile»*««.
The venerable French author, Jules and asked him if be had lieen serious in
Pryor—Look here, Charlie, yon mast
Simon, does tho greater part of bis writ­ his proposal.
stop smoking those villainous cigarettes.
ing wliile in lied. He lies lint on ins
“Proposal? But I have not propoaed," They will soften your brain and------
back, and writes on a tablet of pa[H-r refill *«l tile solicitor somewhat aghast.
Choily—Tliawnkal Lkiw
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held alsive him. Despite thia extraordi­
"Wliat!" replied the fair client calmly. thouMiitl thawnka!
Yon am doored
nary position his chirograpny is a marvel “You liave asked for my fortunel 1 kind, Pwyor.
of neatness.
should havo suppose! that yon would at
Pryor (as Choily movo« off)—Well,
Mr. Charles Algernon Swinburne is least have had tho ¡vditeneiM to take mo there's gratitiul-i I >r you, Hawk.
1
along
with
it."
actually la-lievs the follow'.i going to
■aid to have a liking for outdoor exercise
Th« Hi-Xi <l»y she rooeived a revianl »wear off.
tn all wjalheni. Even when tlie roads
Hats, Dreti Trimming» and a General ars river» of mad be gon* out Air a walk, accunnt ns follows:
Hawk—No, that wasn't it. Yon «ee,
"Must B., ilcbtor to Mr. C. for legal the poor chap has been told so often
and on such ixx-aXtons lie wean a short
Assortment or Millinery Goods.
gray coat, very abort trousers, sod thin, business performed.”
that h>- has no brain that he feela highly
Then in place of "C s. d!" was “Total flattered by your concern.—Spirit.
elastic gaiters.
amount, Mira B."—London Figaro.
N .
re H
ill AMOOK,
STRAY BITS.
•
An Filtatittlnit Plnee.
To Mahr «n A»«Jgnmont.
Mhtreee -I am at a lose to understand
Pretty Danghter (blushinglyi—Papa, your motive in learin.
Lynn. Mam., lias a spreia! school for
dear, don't Im startled, tmt —but yon are
Armenia»«
Bridget—The work i, too hirrnd,
Maine and New I Lam pain re make near going to ¡daco one of your most vain»«! mum. and it's worn out I bo entirely.
poaaeMi.ms
in
tho
liumla
of
—
a
receiver.
Mistress
—Why, I have done omit of
ly all the world'» «pool».
old '1-r
i i
my soul, child!
it myself.
.
IVnnxylvarua established the first hos­
Does that moan that I ain to be a bank­
Bridget— Yee, but it's worti out I bo
pital in America in 1451.
rupt?
hearing yea tell me of iL— Monsey's
There are 1.000 more men teaching
P. D. - No, papa; only that you are to Weekly.
______ •’
arhistl in Ohio than wmneu.
give a bride to —to dear Arthur.— Pitte-
Wsgon-making. Farming Iniple-
In the building tr»l»-» tlie six citiee in burg Bulletin.
AfU»r the rmpoaal.
i
ments and Mill Machinery Re|»ired,
which tho highest wag>-s are paid an-
She—No, 1 can't marry yon. Mr. Jn-
The year of lisi was retnarkable for venile. but I’ll act a mother's part to­
New York. Brooklyn. Chicago. St. Louis
and all kinds n( w<xxl work and
•
seveiw
«rinter.
Snow
began
fallung
<>•
general black ■mit<na|^a^
Galvoston ami Hau Franciaco
ward you.
Ha—Mother's part!
What do you
At Mndd'a Landing, in St. Gcuevieve Gel. 7 and (eli, alm ot without inter-
county. Mo., a flock .f^^^Ucka were uuR«ion, unti! Aprii 3 in thè fdUowing mean— to ridicule me?
yesi , oe for nsarly IH) day* in all. In
Mta—No; juat what I say: I'm engaged
aly
Horie-ahoBing a
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“Fine
'Pool
fable
fhe above Table ia for Dry Stocking Bur, not
llamook, or Tillamook Bar.
the height is reckoned from the level of aver-
L lowerlow waters, to which the soundings
[ given on the Coast Survey charts.
of sec.
3 ». r 10 ir
> prove he
ivilion of
FRIDAY.
KEEF’ÖF h MND:
R''Xiitw.
JN.
ton, Mirth
the follow,
f his lutei.
t hit ritira
before the
r. »I Tilla-
OREGON,
rç .
|I b I1,
jf. G'. Eleynolds,
pHOTOIJy pHErç.
I
ÍMILLINERYI
DRESS-MñKING.
T
O
I. F. LARSON,
BLACK-SMITH,