Tillamook headlight., May 22, 1891, Image 4

BAR VIEW
CHOICE
LOCATION
RESIDENCE
W.S. CONE’S LATEST AND BEST SUBDIVISION NOW ON THE MARKET.
Tlxis Tiact Ixas a Sigrlitly" ZL-tOcatiorx; Is praoticallsr ILe'vel; is Clear, except a ‘beavLtif'ULl G-rove
in. tlxs Center, T^rlxiclx ^77-ill Toe
into a ZE’arlo, ancl is oloso in..
A maanlfloen«
PROPERTY
President Harrison han arrived
safely at Washington.
We arc in receipt of valuable
public documents from Hon.Binger
Hermann, for which he has our
thanks.
The U. 8. cruiser Charleston
is in hot pursuit of the Chil­
ian ship Itata, which was carrying
arms to the Chilian insurgents.
It’s none of our business, wc
presume, but it|looks us if il would
be a good thing if Portland and her
suburbs were consolidated in one
city.
The Klamath Star has begun its
eighth year. Its appearance indi­
cates a prosperity that will give it
a lease of life for many years to
come, Long may it twinkle.
We Bend out this week a great
many sample copies of the H ead ­
light .
We shall be pleased to
receive your name as a subscriber
if the paper suits you. See liberal
offers in our clubbing list.
“A little over a year ago,” a
Kansas editor says, “we were pre­
sent at a gathering where Judge
1‘vllvr wub voted a leather mcilu!
us the champion oyster-eater and
now Iu* is United Stilles Senator.
Governor Hogg, of Texas, has
three bright children,two girls and
a boy whose names, respectfully,
are said to be Ima Hogg.I ra llogg
und Moore Hogg. These names
were bestowed by Governor Hogg
himself.—Ex.
IN REGARD TO SURVEYS.
ADDITION
will b« <so»x»e»t»ct®cl on Ih« •za.v«! bcaeH fronting thio properly.
:L’"For further particulars, prices, terms etc., call on
I
Mystical Music.
It is pretty generally known that in
the Pascagoula river, near Scranton,
Miss., strange sounds are frequently
heard as of a musical instrument played
at a distance under the water. Boating
parties are often startled at the distinct­
ness of the m usic. They liken it to the
sounds produced by the vibration of mu­
sical glasses or of harpstrings. The
sound rises and falls as if waited by the
wind, and is locally known as ‘‘the mys­
terious music.” The origin of the sound
is generally ascribed to a movement of
sand at tho bottom of the river, although
there is no evidence offered that the
sand di es move or any reason given why
It should move.
The explanation, doubtless, rests upon
the fact that such a phenomenon as
singing or parking sand is known to ex­
ist in several parts of tho world. It is
not likely that wet sand would produce
the sounds mentioned. It is more prob­
able that fish make these noises, for
fish can sing very nicely, too. It seems
rather funny to sjieak of singing fish,
but many of them do certainly produce
vocal sounds. Croakers get their names
from the noise they make. Blu.lffh
protest indi funnily when they are pulled
out of tile water, but these are not such
sounds ns constitute tho music of the
fish.—Mobile (Ala.) Register.
Bret Ilurti’i« Literary Seel union.
"XTv7". S. OO3ST3E1,
11 I I I I I I I I I i •
©i^aro anb
£ ubare.
Itwta anil
Tool
fable
Ätifkrtj,
£tc.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Frssh Fruits and Bärrias in season.
Shooting-Gallery
in connection.
TILLAMOOK, • - - OREGON.
Boarding by the Day or Week
Every attention shovzn to guests, and
no pains spared to make them comfortable in every way.
RINCE BARTLETT Is a three-quarter
Noririan and ..ne-quarter Morgan.
Was sired by the celebrated imported
stallion, Gambe.ta; dam, Nellie, was
sired l.y a Norman horse and a iull-blooil |
Morgan mare.
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
The fin. -t and best furnished hotel In the city. First class in every respect. Rafes reasonable.
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THE
—.
TERMS.
For single service, $10, with privilege
of season for $15. Insurance $2«i
Two'
or more marcs at a liberal discount.
Two-tliirds of service price will be re­
ceived in farm produce.
For single service money ta due at the
time of service.
hotel
P roprietor .
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
TERMS: fJl.OO A DAY.
i his House is First-class
For the best colt Î33 ; for second best
$29. Will bnv best cult for $75 or $JO for
second liest. Tobe judged by disinter­
ested parties.
in every Respect
S. A. ROBERTS, »
JONES BROS
------ dealer
T7XTERPRIS1
in ------
Hardwars, Cutlery, Daura, AA/indnwH
I
Staves, Rangea, Tiq-ware,
Tbs Jlofcsd ¡forman j&&IIion,
and Paints
Drugs and Medicines.
^°OT<
h '
■t.
GEORGE PETTIT,
PREMIUMS.
I). A. FINDLEY,
Unlike many authors, Bret Harte
never do-s an ambitious piece of literary
----------- DEALER IN-----------
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
work amid the din of the city. When­
.Staple ancl Fancy Groceries,
ever the plot of a story gets thoroughly I A good bank.
Dry Goods,
crystallized in his mind he rcjuiirs to a \ I A drug store.
Hats & Caps,
quiet suburban retreat just outside of ' A jewelry store.
London, and there ho works, And in I A good saw mill.
Boots & Shoes.
this little nook tho author is at present
A Fire (Company.
Will mnke tlieaftason of 1891 in Tillamook
hard at work upon a new story of con- ' Two newspapers.
i
AT .JOHN DAY’S BARN.
i lerable length. Only a few of hi« ' Several public hall«
Woods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregon.
closest friends know t he whereabouts of I A beautiful town site.
in:; cave oi H<‘ciii.siou, and oven these lie ( Two photograph galleries.
cion.
h is n -v. r ask..? 1 to join him there. The j Commodious warehouses.
ENTERPRISE JR. Is n rich mahogany bay
| An excellent school building.
jovclisl works Mca lily when he is in se-
with black points, white star in forehead, large
i Plenty of hotel accomodations.
full bright eye, flue flowing mane lin'd tail, has
i ... . l
< niy i’>r an hour’a ! Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
<t clean cut well-shaped head. Held erect oil a
wall* every day. When at work Lis diet | The head of navigation oil tide water.
e
well arched neck, good shoulders, broad chest
■ r. very fru :.J one; lie retires early and I Many el gant and commodious residences.
andis
:y high on the v. iili 'is with good legs
anti lee!. lie is spirited, <howy, and handsome,
< up j'Ht id ler dawn, working often suv* I Good stores in most every line of business.
has g »o.l cania ^nd fine action, stands 17
•ral hour.; 1». fore li • has his morning j Public buildings that are a credit to any town.
’muds liigh and we”hs iyao lbs. He is a horse
that is much needed on this coast, and when
i fi •
an 1 rolls. For two months ' Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and (i. J 'L
t
ej with trolling■ nd running bred mart's
he will
hi.rwlf thusHoclnded, then, lodges.
nroduc s fin • carriage and uoacii horses. He
has received several premiums among them:
returnin •; i > London, heplai i shismanu- | A large local trade Irom the surrounding
First preiiiitnns at Oakland ami San Jose, and
-'•ript i.i llie h urns of his publisher and i country.
Second at Livermore, California.
1 -n - work done, f >r Bret Ilarte I Daily mails and stages connecting with the
Bowling Alley in Connection.
at North Yamhill.
hate» |-r
.iding. —Elwar I VV. Bak’s I railroad
An enterprising class of citizens who arc dc-
PEDIGREE,
.citer.
! termiued to build up the town.
The best wines and liquors iu the market.
■W 'M
E
i
A
Fair
Association
with
ample
grounds
wliich
A No».«» froiu n <.'.*!’ k Bibs.
A I) <■.' iir y >nn ; v.’cnian h is recently will soon be put in good shape.
Proprietor.
Two churches, with the Methodist, f’fltholics Jons Davidson,
liei ’i '-p r. ' «1 upon buceessfully in a
WAS Sit ed by the Norman horst* ENTEl’RISE
and Christian denominations represented.
OLSEN'S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK. ORE.
natincr I’.Lit will exeite Hurt*?ons. The j Almost every branch of business and profes-
(imported by Theo. Skillman of Fetaluma, ( al.)
he by the celebrated Norman Horse ST. I.AW-
,»<iii<-nt is a youiv; woiicin who, when a ! sion represented that is necessary to the welfare
RANUE, l>am Cleveland Bay.
e.hll I, h.t I h r n . :■<» broken, an I a* a re-
ot an enterprising community.
ull of th • I
of t.u b >.it‘s the bridge I Steamer connection with Portland the
TERMS—To insure $20.00.
if th niMil or; 1.1 had been eampletely
Augusta and----------------- making regular trips
Throe or more Mare3 a
•st. The pali' ut waa vthorisol arid a | besides
frequent visitshy other small steamers.
ra:nv. r ■ Le i ; >n about three-quarters
Liberal Discount.
if rn in h 1 >u ; i.iado directly betwia n
CLUBBING LIST.
lie e_. ■ •>, o.xl .•.idi’i' down tho bone. A
FrzrDiums,
:mll ( . 1 wa • ! i ’.a iiwlro bleed au l ¡ill H eadlight and Toledo Dladu 1 year
$2 15
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Weekly Call (S. F.)
”
|l.s5
i’■ • f: pul
imi 1 tnuiu lhe bonee,
”
Weekly Examiner
"
. $2.50
Toni til»* top<if the n<>s * to the forohead.
I will give a premium of $20 to
”
West
Shore
"
.
/.|.ro
in.I about oi i.i h < a either side of the
the best, and $10 to 2nd best colt, to
”
Century
Magazine
”
<5.00
i dim li i • oat i t th<‘ c.i-'.'ks.
,,
Detroit Free Pref«
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be judged by three disinterested
\V1> n thi h i I beo.i done a half grown
Twenty five complete novels to any old sub-
■at was <ptick: ’ chi >: orornie 1 and pieces
C. T. HILLS.
Tillamook,
Oregon. parties.
scriber who will bring ns one new subscriber.
•! four l it»-. each two inches in length.
These rate*« apply only to it*. w Mil sct iblrs and
Owner.
Acre ta\ i
rapidly cleaned o those who pay arrearage and renew the io
Miss L. J. RUQCLES
Mr#. J. JOHNSON
>f nil »«up i li i ’i» fl.-di an 1 th»*n inserted subscription before the end of thi« mouth.
•nt> t’ \ til t >t’ut they raised up
J J
J TILLAMOOK LAUNLRYJ
I •
thus funning a good solid TiMBi.it L and , A ct J vne 3. is?*.—N otice foh
iTirl.lt ation .
•rid
1 h * wound healed in four er
t’nited states Land Office, Oregon City, Ore-
ivc days, a id lho>li,Tt s.-ir k almost F;on. March 7. is»i -Notice is hereby given that.
Washing fathered and delivered every’
11 compliance with the provisions of the act of
iiHHibln. -Decatur (ill«.) Cur. Now York : Congress
<»f June 3. 187S. entitled “An act for the
week. Family washing and ironing, a spec­
| sale of timber kinds in the States of California.
Herald.
ialty. Work done on short notice when desired.
OREGON,
M. H. L arson , P rop ,
DESCRIPTION.
keep T on T mnd : P
O2K3ZG-OXT,
-
TILLAMOOK,
Will make the season
oflSUl at Jone.s Bro’s livery
stable in Tillamook.
Artliur Stillwell, prep.
CI'ZC'Z”,
LARSOiN HOUSE
lemperance ‘Prince Bartlett’
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
Picturesque scenery,
Over VO miles of coast line,
Clam-beds till you can’t rest.
Streams full of trout and salmon.
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
A climate at« good as any on the coast.
A laige ami well equipped livery stable.
Plenty oi game: water-fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc.
Good prospects for a railroad in the near
future.
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem,
Netarts and Nestucca.
• Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit
growing.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla­
mook, in the slate.
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 raostpro^iis
iTig prospects for the future.
Many^quarter-sectloiis of fairly good govern­
ment land which may be had for the taking.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and
Nehalem, which arealready becoming popular
resorts
Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said
to be the best anil most valuable in the North
west.
A liarbor w hich will be one of the best on the
coast, when a few thousand dollars arc spent
improving it.
Half-a-dozen fine rivers, which with their
tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga­
tion and floating logs.
Beautiful and productive prairies which con­
tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock-
raising and general agriculture.
TH la will be the finest-drive iu the county,
Plumbing and Tiq-roofing Prnmpflg OnnH
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
Forest Grove Poultry Yarfe.
a « cav >®
[E stablished , 1877]
.AND1..
E gigs
kor
H atching
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BILLIARD PARLORS,
andottes, Plymouth Rock, Light Brahmas, Rose
a nd SingR Comb Brown I «eghorns, White Leghorn s
Partridge Cochins, Houdans and Silver
Spangled Hamburgs.
nterprisc Jr.
AMERICA’S BEST BREEDS!
The Surveyor General of Wash­
□ne Hiti
Twa Sittings J5,□□
A G-aad. Hatch is Guaranteed.
ington says: In regard tonppliea-
A ddress J. M. GARRISON, P. O. Box 55
tions for the survey of public lands,
FOREST GROVE.
there is no especial form required.
For each township a. separate ap­
plication is necessary. When tho
survey is desired under the special
deposit system, llie applications
«hould so state, requesting to lie
furnished with an estimateof the
cost of survey and office work.
Applications are not necessary al
present under the special deposit
system, as tho regular appropria­
tion is thought sufficient for all
legitimate surveys.
“The particular township and
-Vo
range must lie given ami that the
rop
applicants are actual botut tide set­
Oregon, Nevada, and Wa-diingtou Territory,”
A complete lino of all kinds of furniture, wall-paper and
tlers under the pre-emption or
Daniel E. Gootl-p< cd.
Suits cleaned to order.
- AND
Tin. I. it. .1 II <t Story.
of Hay City, County of Tillamook, State of
window blinds, which will be sold at
homestead laws ot all tho I nitoil
Mr . I. J F' '. • i.as tlio victim of :i 1 Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
LKSTER HART.
PROPRIETOR.
swoiti statement No’ ?i3>. for the purchase of
StKt«‘s: that they are well acquain­ b..' I atnl tl :rir ; ntt<"ii;>t nt robbery the I th«1 n ’ j of n w ’i. gw 11 of n w %, see. 2s. and
greatly reduced prices.
tp. .? s. r lU w, and will
otln r nieht nt ln r rooms o:i Slab' i.treet. s i* 1 , <4 u v 1 , of sec.
ted with the chartietor ami condi­ Ooliliuln.-. o Ta<» thief v. ,ti a big rat. I offer proof t<» show that the land sought is more
LOUIS
RÛ3SELET.
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valuable for its timber or stone than foragricul
tion of the land included iu said in I th" | Itin ler which lie m aily sue | turiil pur|»os«-s. ami to establish his claim to
j
said
land
before
th«-
Register
and
Receiver
of
Aowusliip, and that the same is not eeeil.'.l it < arryin-j nwuy w ■. i the lady's ’ this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, Hats. Dress Trimmings and a General
iiol i winch tin.I chain. U|M‘ti retiring ' the j 3rd day of June, ls;*i.
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
mineral or reserved liy the govern­ she placed t ie watch oa a dresser in the
He names ns witnesses-
t.rotgv Rtehnbvrg A M IFire. W S Cone nn<l
Goods sniti made tn order.
sitting room. About midnight PJr. Fisk C Tilden, all i.f Bay City, l illamook Count v orc.
ment.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specially.
Any and all Persons claiming advvr -c’ly the
\\ til lie carried on in connection and a complete line of undertaking
was
iiw'ikonc.l
by
a
noise
in
the
room.
“ The application must also
above desciibc<l lands arc requested to file their
T ill amook .
O regon .
Turning on tho li ;ht h.» fona 1 the rat
in this office on or before said 2tth day
goods kept in stock.
state tlic number of settlers in the drtw'Tm.'j th • watch toward a hole iioar cl.inns
SHOT is CLAl'DX T havk * ¡tolsi:.
W isst (su.
June, 1891.
J. T.Apperson, Register.
41-1
OPPOSITE HARDWARE STORE,
township and particularly describe the water p:¡> f. which h’ hai mairi)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
I. F. LARSON,
notice roll rrin.iCATioN.
tlu> land sought to lie surveyed, ri :x Inal, Tii- t it h i l t il; a the wat« h
Office at Oreebu City, ore • n. April
from tho «If T, «lrawi i< it nearly 25, Land
COMMERCIAL
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Ni'ticr is hereby
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ivc'n that the tolhiw-
whether the same is heavily timb­ twenty fee •. l i a i.iiiiti- • more ho wonli! lug 1*4.
uHtnvd settler has filed noth’»* <• his
.................
inten-
tiou
to
make
final
proof
in
support
o
1
is
claim,
j
have
disa
i:v.l with hi« pluml. i
ered, mountainous or covered with
and that said proof will be made
fort- the
5
Cinciuniili Ih.quinr.
< >mnt\ clerk of rillnmook County. at Tillamook,
dense undergrowth; whether it is
Oregou, on June
Dul.viz
Only 25cts. Post-paid.
W illiiun l’biuk,
good agricultural land when the
% Woman Wh« lint Written n Book.
llonu-Nti ad Entry No.
for the n’ < of sw%‘,
Wagon-mnking. Farming Imple­
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The only cheap, reliable Fountain Pen
30, tp A s r io ’ w , and i.’.j of s v ‘4 of sec. 25,
Mrs. Burton Harri .on, the latest sec
timber nml dense undergrowth is
tp 5 s, r 11 w
ment* and Mill Machinery Repaired,
made. Simple, durable, und ev- -yone
woman novelist to win genuine fav. r
lb- names the following witnesses to provt
removed, giving the kinds, quality
continuous resilience upon, and cultivation
and all kinds of w <>. h 1- w . rk and
warranted.
with the public, is dcscrtled ns a pretty, his said
land \ iz.
and quantity of timber; what por­ youu i !i w. . i.in, very blonde, with n of. lolin
general black-smithing done.
llellonbrand of Neskowin. John Schuldt
- a tr Fauleonet ftinl .Ivrtrrson Shaw, of t‘rt-
Address the manufacturer,
tion oftlie lownsliip, ifuny, is unlit nice, higa bre 1 uir. Slio lives in a sol o
t*>wn all of Tillauiook Fo . Oregon.
earn browns!.house in old lashi.eir.f
> ■
J- 1'. Appcrsun, Register.
for survey.
Irving plan', whero she has gathered to
HorBa-Bhasing a Spacialy W. R. Mese role,
N"TI< 1 FOR 1*1 PLICATION
“These atatenienta must be veri­ geth. r a quantity of heavy, carved oak
Land Office at Oregon < it\ Oregon. April 2.
Springville. Pa.
fied by tin- individuni, seperate furniture and imic’.i antique silver that ls.i| Notic • is hetel'V gi\eh that the follow
TI1.LAMDOK,
OREGON.
has a ivs|«H'tablt< Virginis ]>edi,grre. ing named settler has tiled notice of his inten­
iiffnl.iv its of iictunl settlers to ac­ ll. r mailen nam > was Constance Can-, tion to make tinal proof in support of his claim,
an I that «.aul proof wilt be made before the
company tlic application lor survey and her family is one of the oldest in County Clerk of ftltamiiok County, at filia JILLAMOOK
»nook
. Otegon.on June I. 1'91, vit;
as to tile character and duration Virgen i New York Letter.
William J Him«-
I'te emption I» > No
pi. t, • the w’, of sw’,
UVERY STABLE
of their iuhabitaney of llie land.tho
The lh»g« Won.
I ot *ee I7, atid s’ 1 ot ><•', of
m. tp 1 n r ■ w
llr names the follow ing witnesses to prove hi«
LX'px a:;ai'ist aheep wm an israe in the continuous residence upon and cult»\aliou of
client and value oftheir improve­
said land vii
First-class single and double
ments. the uses made oftlie land North Carolina legialalnre a few days
u niter J >nrith. John Herrington. Frank turnouts koot on hand
ago, and the dogs won. t>n Tuesday Herrington
and lames Kevhrr. all oí Tilla
and the quantity under cultiva­ laid a bill was before llie Louae for the tnook. lillamook C ounty. Oregon
4 d
J T. Apperwon Register. I
Boarding and transient stock
tion, that tlie land when the lim­ proto non of slwvp against doga, and it
oarefully carod for.
waa defcatol by a vote of S3 to V. A
NOTH E FOR rvnt ICATION.
ber and dense undergrow tii is re­ clerk of the Virginia state senate need to l and office
al Oregon CH\ Oregon. April
i*- l'\)l
N ■tier is hereby given that the fol’ow
moved isgisxl agrieultral land; that say frequently that no member of the mg
JONES BROS.
named settler ha# tik d nottcr of hts inten­
I 1HE^ have just received an immense stock of general
to make final proof in support of hi« claim ’
the application for survey is ma le l.-gi.'daltire was ever nM-l.'. te.J who had tion
and that «aid pr< of will be made tx tore the
L
merchandise which they are selling at prices never be­
Proprietor.
fav..; I the piRvigo of a dog law or law­ .»unt v Cb t k of Til’atu.s'k County at Tilla ‘
DO NOT (-» of, SfCNtN OR
in good faith and not for the pur­ protecting sheep from tho ravagea of the 1 niook.
t>n g»*n. on June »3 l.’MI. via.
fore quoted in this part of the country.
CCNSTIfMTt.
liu-davi Koehlfi.
pose of enabling a surveying con­ dogs. Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser.
Pre F.mj tftwi 1> h N » fs.j for th.-
of
F or I nstance :
S#»t Cent rot S>e<
of * c. •*,. n’.j ot no’, and n e
of n«i. ,4
tract to be obtained, nor at tlm in-
ar .l «il trpablw «n»r g fr .3
♦ec .*», tp, j ». r .«> w
\ < hat>rvnbl* Climate.
or Cm,
B est B rands C alifornia F lovb
He names the following w<tne««rs to provehts
Sô.OO per
titmice or in tho interest or for tlm
A num in order to meet the exigencies! conliuu«H.« r<-ukuev up.*n and cultivation of
•aid ,an I. \ 1 1
benefit of any other person.
of the pmrat winter «honld have abont t hath« Well« William Fa*, m Conrad /»-
ncki 1 amt Ri*sn (.las m. all of i'litamovk. Villa
"Tlie application and accompa­ five ovcrcsKits. all of different weight, YiitHik
< ouutv, Ote.
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lie no-In n buffalo robe for early morn­
The best <>/' beef, veal, pt . k
«* ’
J T Appcnmn, Reguter.
nying affidavits will lie submitted ing. an I then as the day rolls on he
and inutton n/> hand.
MHKRlfr I > n % 1
. V TONIC. R
to the department, if in proper ■h.nild be able each l»onr to don a lighter
Notier iw 1
I
garment until midday, when he conl.l Mai
T.rfi?»',
butter,
veRctubh's
ami
rhickenr
TILLAM09K. SAM FRANCISC9 AMD WAT PORTS.
|«ui.
I
w
1
1
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**h<
-itTof
l
¿l.t'in
(
utintv
form, with my recommendation
V
A
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go without any, and then gr»lnally in- Oregon, in nheiftcii e toan Escvutioti and Or<ler
loiigbt
and
mdd.
of
«Aab*
ewmsl
out
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Queensware. Doors, Windows
Lime, Hair and Cement.
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