Tillamook headlight., April 17, 1891, Image 1

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Vol. 111. No.46.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
APRIL. 17 1891
$1.50 Per Year
Poisoning from Flowers.
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KEEP »ON-MÄND:
t I I I « I « I I I I I I
Tinci
Pool!
table!
Fresh Fruits and Berries In season.
The above Table is fer Dry Stocking Bar, not
iltamook. or Tillamook Bar.
The height la reckoned from Hie level of aver­
se lower low water», to which the sounding»
re given on the Coast Survey charts.
Shooting-Gallery
in connection.
C ohn & Co
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
(iigare anb
S' obaco.
liuto aub
$aiiMj,
(Zittirvi),
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UNITED STATES.
B enjamin H arrison
renident
.. .L evi P. M orton
rice-Preaident
J ames G. B laine
cretarv of State
, . C harles F oster
rctary of Treasury
................ J. W. N oble
rotary of Interior,
... R edfieij ) P roctor
ecretary of War
------- DEALERS IN-------
.................... B. F. T racy
retary of Navy
J ohn W anamaker
ostmaBter-Gencral
.........W. II. H. M iller
tlorney-General
eneral
erchandise
ecretary of Agriculture ............J eremiah R usk
STATE OF' OREGON.
... S. P ennoyer .
iovernor
.
,G. W. M c B ride
cretary of State
. 1’ hil . M etchan
reasurer
E. B. M c E lroy
upt. of Public Instruction.
F rank C. B aker
This house is connected with the well known whole-sale and commission house Will make regular tri,», the weather perm
Printer ...............................
(R. S. S trahan
of M auk L. C ohn & Co., 146, F ront S t ., P ortland , O re , and is able to purchase ting, from
1W. P. L ord
Supreme Judges ..................
(R. 8. B ean
goods in large lots and at a very low figure, thus being able to discount all com­ TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA ARD PORTLAND.
/ J. 11. M itchell
Eor Freight rate, or Passage, apply to
Senators ...........
petitors in prices.
Î J. N. D olph
.......
B. H ermann
Congressman.......
P. SCHRADER. Master.
f J. T. Apperson,
V. S. Land Office, Oregon City< B y Burchf^
D. A. FINDLEY,
Receiver.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
---------- DEALER IN----------
COHN & BROWN Bl'I,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Joint Senator .................................... F. A. M oore
Circuit Court
...................................... R, P. B oise
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Prosecuting Attorney
G. G. B ingham
Dry Goods,
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
,WM.
D. S tillwbll
Representative............
Hats & Caps,
II. F. HOLDBX
Judge
(\V. T. W est
Boots &. Shoes.
Commissioner..............
.......... IW. G. K elso
$
......... W. W. C onder
Clerk .........................
S am D owns
Sheriff....................
h . H. M c D ermott
Treasurer ..............
F. M. L amb
Assessor.........................
J ohn E dwards
Surveyor.......................
___ ______ ______
A. T. W hite
School Superintendent
>eputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
TILLAMOOK CITY.
Recorder .............................
.
........ C. N. D rew
Attorney................................................E- E. S elph
1’reaMirer
...G eo , C ohn
The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhanco in value.
Marshall
L. L. S tillwell
(J ohn :D 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 you can buy the choicest property cheap in
(J ohn S heets
The Leading Merchants of Tillamook County!
G
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.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
THE S™ AUGUSTA.
Country Produce taken in Exchange for Goods
Drugs and Medicines.
HOW CAN THEY
BE MADE?
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!
R. R. HAYS’
EAST AND
SOUTH
LAMOOK
Southern Pacific Route
Express trains leave Portland dally.
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Portland
Albany
Roseburg
4
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passengkr trains daily
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Albany
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Albany
Lebanon
Albany
Leba non
5
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Wagon Shop In Connection.
f>l]op, Opposite (J.
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Tillamook, Drogan.
( EXCEPT » un ­
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Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
T ourist
N, P. ROBERTS
CoflT^CTOI^ and BUILDER
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Proprietor.
H ouse
■ ALBANY LOCAL, DAILY (XXCEPT SVXOAY)
l oi) p ni
B oo p ni
Bowling Alley in Connection.
OLSEN'S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, ORF.
Above tram» »top only at following »tation«
orth of Ko*ebnrg: Hast Portland, Oregon City,
oodburn. Salem, Albany. Tangent. S edda.
almy, Harrisburg, Junction City. Irving, Hu-
ue.
KOSSBURG MAIL DAILY
8:o0 ■ ni
¡2.2O p m
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BILLIARD PARLORS,
Jons Davidson,
STREET.
North.
South
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Leaves Portland Arrives I 9 3s « ni
7;so p m I Lei
Albany
Ar ! 6:22 a in
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San Francisco
I.v I 9:00 p m
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The best wines and liquors in the market.
SHASTA LINE,
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' TTHE
ADDITION
TO THE TOWN OF
VIA
Woods,
C ars
S leeping
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7
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or the accommodation of Second Cinta Passen­
gers, attached to Express Trains.
STREET.
The West Side Division
ETWEEN PORTLAND AMD CORVALLIS
GE. f^eynolds,
pHOTOiypHEJ}
CÄDINETS
Î3, per doz,
ALL OTHER WORK AT COR-
RESP0ND1NGLY LOW
RATES.
(SAbLi AND INSPEGT my toorçrç
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (BXCBPT BUNDAY.)
1 7:10 a ml 1
1 0 4I a m 1 Lv
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Portland
North Yamhill
Corrali»
Ar I1 5:30 P 1U 1
I.v 3:25 p ni i
12:55 P m 1
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At Albany and Corvalll» connect with aine
f Oregon Pacific Railroad.
axraass thaixs daily , (axes st »via 17.)
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I.v
I 6.53 p
m| Ar
I 7=»5 P
Portland
North Yamhill
McMinnville
Ar
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iews of TIHatnook and vicinity for sale
All work guaranteed first i lasa
in evooy reapeet.
G allery One door south
Letcher’ii Jewelry Store'^M
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6:16 a m
5:45 a m
5
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7
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TILLAMOOK,........................ OREGON.
Mr,. J. JOHNSON
MI m L.J.RUQOLES
Through Tickets
Ji
------- TO ALL POINTS------
of
J
Jn/tn ion,,
EAST AND SOUTH
For tickets and full information rexardinR
«Sb map« etc., call on company'sagcut at North
K. P ROGERS.
A sat. G. F and Pass. A<t.
M KOEHLER,
Manager.
ILLAMOOK ft YAMHILL STAGE ROUTE.
Stage leave« North Yamhill dally, except Sun
y, at 5 a. m . tor Tillamook.
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at
A. m . for North Y'amhil .
Make« connection with train« at North Yam-
ill for Portland.
For freight or express bu«ine«s. apply at Cohn
Co’« store, Tillamook.
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
O. ORTON. M anage ».
(4H LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
STREETS «0 FEET WIDE.
LOTS UNIFORMLY 52JxlO5
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
Suitable terms made.
Sophia Severance. PoM-mi stress.
R. R. HAYS,
O wnbr ,
Real FCstate Dealer and Conveyancer.
Tillamook, Oregon.
Also, Notary Public.
RE TIME
Daeda and other Legal papers made out.
DLIGHT FOR A YEAR.
I. F. LARSON,
BLACK-SMITH
Wagon-making. Fanning Imple­
ment« and Mill Machinery Repaired,
ami all kinds of wood-work and
general black-smithing
Farming land Timber land and all classes of town property lor sale.
JtIRKA TO WRIT« THK KIWI
YOVR RAÄYFRN FRIBNDB
IT UMWM® TWRR
DRESS-MAKING.
This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the Hats, Drei» Trimming, and a Ganara
town, two block, south oi the school-house, and faces on two of the prin­
Auortment of Millinery Good».
cipal streets, This is not a boom scheme to speculate on suburban
or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir­
tually in the heart of the town, and buildings are
O reqon
T ill amook .
going np on all sides at present
The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view,
and slopes gently front the center, juat enough to secure good drain­
POST OFFiCE HOFFS.
age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
The post-office nt TiHamook will be open every
• y in the week from 8 ■• < lock A. m . I o 9 o >1 ock i for homes.
For further particulars call on or address
m .. and on Sunday from 1 to 2 r. m .. and from
lojr. m . Mail« clone at 45 minute« past 7 f . m .
loney order and registerixl Lu fines* clone at 3
6"-F2 j ---- ÄND------------ 'TJ'i
TAXES PAID FOB NON-RESIDENTS.
Horaa-ahoeing
b
The h tndliug of cut floWcra from the
hot house has within a fortnight devel­
oped among the assistants of several of
the prominent florists cases of blood I
[xiisouing not unlike that which the men
who handle hides down in the Swamp
district aro afflicted with occasionally.
Assistants who got their fingers pricked
with the thorns of cut roses and other
rough stemmed flowers found that in­
flammation set in rapidly, with all the
symptoms of mild blood poisoning.
Physicians examined the hands of one
of the florists and discovered that poison­
ous matter had been introduced into tbe
bhxxl through the wound made by tho
thorns, and drew from the jiatieut the
explanation that tlio only way in which
he conld account for the poison was that
paria gns.11 and «mm other powders are
used in the liot houses to kill bugs and
other vermin, and that some of tho pow­
der must have adhered to the flowers
after they wore cut and shipped to the
city.
It was reported that six assistants in
one nptown florist's had been poisoued
wiUiin the fortnight, and had beeu
obliged to wear kid gloves to protect their
hands. There wore cases in other flower
stores. The poisoning manifests itself
by an eruption of pimples all over tho
blind. Then, is nothing dangerous about
it, but it causes considerable inconve­
nience to the flower handlers, and it has
causisi the florists to adopt greater pre­
caution to prevent the same thing hap-
¡x-uing to purchasers of flowers.—New
York Sun.
DAUGH1*&RS
OF
EVS.
Miss Bella Bull is tlie name of the city
wtttor of The Kansas City Star.
Mr*. E. II. Stevens has been librarian
of tlie agriciiltural ilepartruent at Wash­
ington sinco 1877
Mrs. liider Haggard, like Mrs. Stan­
ley, comtilains that American women
Chauncey M. Depew Got Valuable In-
keep their house« too wanu.
f«»rmatl«»u by Doing So.
Mrs. Alexander, the novelist, has for
“I think about the most amusing let
her [n’t nn mormons Perxian tabby cat,
ter I ever received," said Mr. Chauncey
which He* by the side of her when sho
M. Depew the other day, “was one 1
writes.
found on my desk in the Grand Central
one morning. It was directed to me
Mrs, Amelie Ilives-Chanler lias estab­
personally. Tho [Ktper was heavy linen
lished herself in nn old fashioned house
note and the handwriting evidently that
near Paris, which Is known as Ilin Vilhl
of a well educated mail. When I opened
PouqxMlour.
it I found it began, 'To tho Hon. Chann-
Gen. Caster'll only sister, Mrs. Mar­
ccy M. Depew,'and after my name were
garet Custi-r Calhoun, is the wife of
the initials of all the college degrees 1
Lieut. Calhoun, of tlie United Htatefi
ever heard of and many I never saw be­
army,
fore. Then it went 011 something like
Kagcama Hiddc, the young achixilmls-
this:
trees who Im* lieeinno the loader of tho
"D bak ARD Mow IIosotlKDSin I haverrwd
radical [xu ty lu Japan, is hardly more
ot yonr after dinner spoocbixi, on l while It has
never been my ge<xl fortune to llvteu to your
than twenty-seven years old. She is of
eloquence 1 have <1<-U«huxl in nuc-li pubbris-l
medium height mid faultless figure, und
report* of your uttcrauore aa I have been able
her eves are large mid beautifnl.
touccure.
"So much hare they tmprereed tno that 1 have
Mme. Barrios, widow of the president
but OIH> great wish. 11 la to listen to the speech
of Veuexnela. is a woman of surpassing
you----
tx-:iul y. She married nt 14, is the mother
t
"Here I reached the end of tlie page.
of six children, mid looks fresh mid ra-
There were two dinners on my list at
dtmit ns n young gild. She speaks fiva
the time, and I sup[x>m.xl tho writer
‘nugii'igi-s. Her fortune in $l>,000,000.
wanted to find out from mo how ho
Olivia Golibiirt, the young Baltimore
could hear the speeches at ouc of thorn.
-.»x-iety ¿girl who is nlxr.it to venture into
I turned tho [>ago over, full of a charita­
theatrical life, is n pretty mi l rather
ble wish to ocoedo to his requost, and
small brunette. Her eyes are dark, nun.
read:
her hair, black ns ink, falls to her waist,
"---- wouhl make after a dinner in your rail-
in figuresho is attractive, and shedaneea
way restaurant at Poughkoeprio!"
The Crase for I.iterary Novrltlru.
—New York Continent.
Thera id danger that the cmzo for well.
I
literary aeiiHatioiis will be carried too
Lady Taylor, who has just died in
Took lier for Hric-a-Brae.
far by publiHliors more cnterpriHing than England, was intimately acquainted
At a reception recontly given by R discreet. Tho whole tendency neem* x iili nearly all tho mm an 1 women who
well known citizen a young society blood nowadays to lx> to get Home public per
lave Won literary f.iuio ri the last half
was earnestly eng.Tgixl inn conversation, non—the more conspicnous tho I letter—
•entury. She married Sir Henry Tay­
and with his hands behind him was play­ to turn author, whether ho or aho writes lor, the poet., mid was greatly admired
ing with what ho suppoetxl waa a piece the book to which their nmne in ap|>end- or her wit.
of bric-a-brac or the urm of a chair. But e«l or not. lKstinguishixl people uro cer­
instead of that it suddenly moved, and tainly being annoyed ltv many of the ,
CHAT OF THE STAG".
he turned to find that he had boon rule overtures. There is such a thing na get­
Sun,
Bernhardt has urrived in _
bing the gloved arm of a livly, and | ting a bright literary novelty by a froah
moved up as far as the elbow. Ho is a nmne, hithorto unknown to authorship, York, where sho will open her AuicrT
nervous fellow, and in tho explanation but there is a danger of going too far. I can tour.
that followed he said:
Mira Aliev Kin;* Livin.'*stono will In* a
mean publishers who beseech Mrs. liar
“Pardon mo, madam, but 1 thought it rison to write a Ixxik on “Sexual Eti­ neinbcr of the Boston Museum rtock
was a piece of bric-a-brac.”
quette," as <lid one inmi recently, offer­ 'ompnny noxt seasou.
The explanation amused her so greatly ing her $10,000, "and I will nave you all
Sol Sinit’i Russf‘11 has a new plav in
that she fell into a convulsion of langh- 1 manual labor of writing.”
•ireparrtion. mid idtboir;!i it ia histori«
ter, and tho young man. continuing, and 1 Another publisher recently offered •al in clinrartfr, Mr. Rn/ueli has un ex-
presumably referring to her funny bone, President Harrison $25,000 for “A Hand­ •eilent ronivtly port in it.
said:
book to Politics." Mr. Gonld has been
C.armonHt.i will tour t'lr country nei*t
“Your sense of tho humorous has re-1 im[x>rtnned with offers ranging from
lieved ine of my extreme embarrass | $1,000 to $50,000 to write "The Story of I sensoa nt tao bond of a vaudeville and
»¡wtaiio company under tho dircctii u of
ment."
My Life" ami “How to Invest Money." |
Perhaps it has, but it hasn't relieved I Mr. Blaine is said to bo deluged with Ximtvr Ditil. her present manugnrK
Milo. Rhei hns connniraion<‘d H. B.
him of the torture of Ills friend*, who literary offers—“Home of them,” ns he
are now asking him the prico of gloves, told a frioml of miuo recently, “so ridie Alexander and Rabbi bciiiudlcr to write
and how ho is succeeding with liis col­ nloiw us to make mo wondor that there ' i new play for her. She will plnv th«
lection of bric-a-brac.—Buffalo Courier ' are ao many fixils abroad.'* Col. Inger­ part of a Jewess. MJosephiu >»” will Lv
shvl ved.
soll has luien “tempted" again and again
Did the Doctor Earn II I a Fee?
Wilson Barrett has bought for enrly
to write his “Life," wlieu any well In-1
Defendant—Now, doctlior, by vartne formed [lnldishi-r ought to know that fir« m ! net ion nn oriipual play of grvot
of your oath, didn’t I say, “Kill or cure, inch a work was written years ago. But nromlse hy an actor who was Torri nfhe
dix tor, I’ll give you »guinea?" and didn't thus it goes on—if anything, from bail i prominent meinlxT of his company,
ft is called ’‘Father Bona parti*.“
you say. “Kill or cure, I'll take it?"
to worse.—Edwin W. Bek's Letter.
Doctor—You did; ond 1 agreed to the
“A Mile a Minute“ is tho now Bonsr*-
bargain, and 1 want tho guinea accord­
ion.d play in whicli Minnie Palmer i-i
To Correct Ixibby Abn«ee.
ingly.
A simple d<-vico—though it may not lie «tarring. Tho railroad rocik * in thia-
Defendant—Now, docthor, by vartne
the only ono necessary—for correcting ' piny is said tobe the inoat realistic nnd
of your oath, answer this, “Did you cure
lobby abiines is publicity in the [ itixxmx I- | thrilling ever proaouted on tho stage.
my wife?”
Mrs. (rrorgo 8. Knight is slowly rr-
ings
of committees. Let argument» be
Doctor—No; Bho's dead. You know
heard on every bill that cornea before n •<)v<«ring Imin a Hurgic^al operation ¡»*r-
that.
formed some time ago. Her Imslsind's
Defendant—Then doctor, by vartne of committee, with full notice to all con ca>w is ho|>olara. His physical heul I i
cemnl opponents a* well a* frioml*.
year oath, answer this, “Did you kill
These should lie open to the public, ami appears to I a * k « ha 1. but his
my wife?”
there the merit* of every measure would order is projps’iwing to th
Doctor—No; she died of her illness.
end'of all c . umts of puresis.
Defendant (trinmphantly to the Ix-nch) be thoroughly defatted Iwfore report had
been made npon it Tills would enablo
• . •
—Your worship, scx> this. You hoard
STRAY BITS.
tbo committee to get the very t»wt knowl­
him tell our bargain; it was to kill or
edge obtainable on every question, It I The principal dmtistt in Australia
cure. By vartue of hi* oath he done
Ha have women assistant«.
neither, and ho axis his fee I—Green Bag. would take away from tbe lobby
dark lantern character, and from tbo
It is ostimated that every seal con-
committee its star chamber element, It «nines about ten pound* of fish daily.
Wen, ,0 the Play.
would threw tbe light ti[x>n every meas­
Visiting Aunty—So you went to the
A new>'|«i|»-r writer declare« that alli­
ure.
theatre last evening?
In due timo tho newspapers would gator meat when properly cooked rearm-
Sweet Girl—Yea, I went with Mr. make it plain, that while the pnxxwxling» bh-» halibut closely.
Soflft-llo. the young gentleman yon saw
of the legislature are important, th» I An artesian well at Hotxc City, Idaho,
hero I ho last time - you know; the one
prixxvdings of it* committees are still ■end* up sulphurous eaU-r with u tern-
with the lovely mustache and handsome more so. Tho system would bring be­ ix-rattiro of 115 t'.e.;».
eyes and sweet month, you know; the fore tbt«e coinmitteiv men interested in
England irii[«irt* a million lolmters
one who"-----
legislation, ami, ns a rule, tho interests nniinsljy from Norway, representing a
Visiting Annty—Was the play a trage­
involved would employ only tbo mast money value of 9130.000.
dy or a comely?
intelligent to tie found. Hoch a process
The gins* lx ad milkers of Austria-
Sweet Girl—Um—I don't remember.
would inform not only tho public but Hungary get 5 cents [x r 1,000. A quick
—Good News.
legislators themsolves. After those ar­ workman can make 5,000 ¡x-r day.
gument* had l>een heard tho chance* for
Trying Woalhcr,
Venice has 110,000 iulinbitantx. Of
•‘I think," w.id the clerk in the dry laid imitives to assert themselves would these no l<-sS than 40,000 are enrolle-l nn
1»
greatly
dimini*hed.
Committees
good» store, "that I will resign unions
ret ipicntaof relief that is to say, nearly
something is done to make my work wonld hear both sides awl then decide. one-fourth uf tho |r>|>ulation are p-,n-
Now
they
often
boar
ono
side
only,
and
earier. I can't stand the climate."
llist many time* in an unintelligible if per*.
••What would you suggest?"
It h lielievcd that tho wealthy mer­
not
a corrupt way.—Century.
••Well, [Hit the ear muffs and the palm
chant* of Victoria, B. C., are lat< l.'ing
leaf fans on tho same shelf and keep
tbe »mnggli ni of o|>inra. There are sev­
A Simple I'.rtnwnny,
them th'-ro. It would save» heap of un­
If natural go* consumers wish to In enty < pi uni rt-fineri«« at Work in the
packing ami running np and down
economical they will keep their stove, place.
stairs."—Washington Post.
There are twenty th rts- ant ledt widows
full of paper s/tlies. Just put a handful
of paper into your stove, and after it is now drawing penriona from tIri1Vtiitol
Canse for Indlgn»**0"-
States goveniliicnt Ixicause their Ims-
Mi -, Ophelia—Wliat queor weather wo burned observe the result. The burn­ baml* were soldier* in the Hevolutionary
ing
of
the
[xiper
doean't
arid
perceptibly
are harir.g thi- winter!
war. Three of tlx-m are tri years old nml
Gongewlin—Yen, tat if yon rememlier, to the lwul of tho stove, but the imho, of tlie youngest 73.
the
paper
make
the
go*
go
further,
be
­
M ím G| helia, tin winter of 1839 waa
cause the gus is then entirely consumed.
very inu<-h like it.
TALES OF THE TURF
Miao < iphelia (who is “just 20”)—Sir! 11 Homo people tue broken fire brick, which
1*
better
than
nothing,
because
the
nn-
Th«- noted trotting atullion Bnmrity,
—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
consumed gas which comes out of tbe valued at fM.OO), died recently nt Ilia
burner
oncounters
tlie
heated
surfacisi
fl» • •«»«» Enough.
Simpnon »tuck farm at Cub*. N. Y. Ha
“Well. well. Johnnie! What makes of tbe brick a. it rinse upward, and more waa owned by ?Jr. William Siiu|m gl, of
you wear yocr stockings wrong aide of it is conaumed. But paper of any kind New York city.
is lietter, liecaiuio it contain, more or
out?’
Tho Ck-vi-land lirivlng Park company
“Wliv, pap., there's a holo on ÜM lias of kaolin or clay, which is inroni him decided to offer u purw of ¿3,IX>J for
buatible. The ashes of paper are nearly a apecial team race, to be trotlnd nt tbo
other sLe."—Journal of Education.
all clay. In a natural ga* stove they Grand Circuit meeting next «mamer.
form a kind of *|»>ngiot>» filter through N>> Ivireea with record* better to ut -’ ;W
wlik-h all tlie gas must pass iui4 Im con- will lie [»•rnulted to enter.
»timed before it goes into tho chimney.
Dixie, the font mare that rut. at tbo
1 Use pajxw ashes in your stove and it will
t make a difference of 10 per cent, in U h . Cliicogo West Siile track hu t «mnwr,
wou a selling race ut Clifton reueiilly,
beat evolved. — Detroit Nows
in which she wna ent« rel to bo ao! 1 for
|2U<I. and tier owner bud to pry an ad­
l.i. Harun In Miras*.
vance of (KOS in order to retain nor.
A remsrkabla right could be observed
At the Buffalo meeting next y-,ar C. J.
in tbe western honson • few minute,
after 13 o'clock Hatnrday. Lake Huron, Hamlin will iotrodtk - a new at.d novi 1
a diriame <J twenty-Uve mile, away, feature, driving three lion«-» abreast.
could be plainly seen by the naked eye, With his celebrated team. Dolle Hamlin
tbe rising and faJliug ot the ware, aa and Justina. 3:13, be prupoMS to drive
they collided together, and even tbe Mocking Bird. He expects to drive the
white foam as it traveled esreleasly ovvr three in 247.
Freeland, tbv ouoqucr<>rof
Wood­
its tnrablod waters. The mirage w.-u a
tx-aatlful ono sod created couxtdcrable ford anil riuuiy other gixxl one* haa !»«•□
annumiik-nt for aome of our Luconite. prwettited hy KU Corrigan to Jaime Wo-
1 while it laat>«l. H,«iie were Ikxtrd to icy •um, aupeMotondeut of NaaUtra atix-k
farm. Tbe old hero will spend tbo re-