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Address:
Xects first und third Saturday each month
END OF A BUSY LIFE.
I>r. Howard Cronby’?» Work »* a« E<la«
rutur and I’rcueber.
The dsath </f IU v. IX Howard Crosby
wi‘i to the New York public a great «ur-
pri« », f«>r Uamgli he wan sixty-Gve year«
old his n*cent life
had l>een so very
active and hi«
general health bo
good that no one
thought of him
as an old man.
Lutein March hi«
daughUT, wife of
the Rev. Mr. Al
len, of Troy. N.
Y., died, leaving
an infant but a
few days old, and
XUIV. HOWARD CROSBY. • Dr. Crogby was
so affected by her death and a cold con-
tr.u tfd while going to her bedside that
he was mx>n prostrated by pneumonia,
which progressed rapidly to a fatal ter
mination.
Whilo Dr. Croeby was not specially
noted for his pulpit utterances, probably
no other minister in tho country was so
favorably known to w many widely
u parated c L'U mcs . Aa teacher of Greek
at Rutgers college and elsewhere and
author of Greek text books his name
was familiar to students, and many
ranked liirn as tho Iwst Greek scholar
o! America. In all social and economic
qu< stioiiH which enter into politic« he was
peculiarly active, especially as to tem-
p rance; but he was severely criticised
by total abstinence ¡»eople for inaintain-
in ' that tho moderate uso of wines and
m Jt liquors whh right, lie latarud
1 ng and earnestly for high license laws,
» id advocated tho use of fermented
wine in the communion.
lie was born in New York city Feb.
■ ■ I ami graduated in !841
(I m
fity nr ivi rsity; at the age of 25 ho was
ido profe: <?r of Greek ther»», and in
’ -'.I took tlie same place at Rutgers.
.<• was ono of tho American committee
Io revise tho New Testament, and in
• '63 took his permanent place as pastor
< 1 tho Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
church <>i' New York city. liis wife,
two (laughters and two sons survive
¡.¡m. Ernest, tho oldest son, is judge of
th«* international court /it Alexandria,
Kffypt
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POET
AND
HUMORIST.
A New Yoi-k<*r U Ito lias ('uiitrtb<itr<I tr>
Ibo Murhl’s Mirth.
A familiar and Ktrikinx lipiro union if
th > new. p qM-r nivii of Now York is ¡larry
.1. Bhelluian, with his broad brimmed
hut ami digiiifictl am] courtly bearing.
Well known c.s a
jMict ami general
writer, hiw work
aha humoristcov-
<■! < innumerable
p o o m n and
idcctchcH, which
have been rend
With delight by
)ov<T8 of Ameri
can fun. A h the
oditorof Wit and
Windom, and HARRY J. SHELLMAN.
litvriw managing editor of T vxm Hift-
ingM, hi.4 name iri familiar to thoeo who
an* neqiiaintod with American humonuin
literature.
Mr. Khvllinau was born nt Wwtmin
inter, Md., Sept. 1, IH43. and in descended
from German and Welsh ancestry. At
liixteoTi ho w in apprenticed to tlie priut-
imr trade, but in 1862 he Mt the camo
i l b- < mm deputy county clerk in t’ar-
1 >ll county, Md., which |MMdtion he held
for Gvo years.
Afterward he went to Indianapo!in,
v. ; > idmitted to the bar, but atandonod
law to become manager of 'rhe Daily
I'.vt iiing Mirror at Indianapolis, and
later the asstni.ite flitor of the Indiana
Journal «»f (.'ommvree. In I.H70 he started
th«* Itidianapolin l\*op)e with two others
«ml a combined capital of $500. In four
years the pa|*er increased in value to
¡£N),uOO. Mr. Shellman then went south
t » ri i »wr his hvalth. In IM«6 he bought
a Irilf int«•nut in the Washington (Pa.)
• rv< r, which incn’ast tl steadily in
v ilm* under his editorial manag«*mvnt,
until hi IHso he went to N<*w York, was
.......... • I bm tlv with the Aim rieui
l‘><•!< Exchange, nnd then Ki’amt* edit
or of Wit ami Wisdom withC. \\ urtele.
’l’lie piper was disc'Hitinued after a
year's « xiOvuce, a:id Mr. Shellman K*-
c.mm a ijeneral writer for nil tho humor
ous pa|M*rs. in 1SS4 ho was insL*ilh*«l as
managing editor of Texiv* Siftings. Si neo
I' i lie has lieen engaged in general lit
erary work, and, in common with many
oth« r lit« rary workers of Gotham, makes
in ■ h i!«»’ i:> llnx* klyn.
M li«-rr * l'i»iu»»ux N«»vellnt l.iveal.
(1 i .;»• J\in»r.s oh! houic nt Notant, In
I. •tri, x\.i3 Mold under tin* hauimvr the
ot T day by an nin tioncrr al l*ans. In
t - am . -nt country ctatenn th»* futura
f im uh nuthorcNN s|M*nt her childhood
null her grnmlmothvr, and yean after
w ird, when xh« had iubvriU*»! tho estate,
hi ‘light up her own two children in the
• mu* quiet
Many of George tand'M
ti 4 pi<-turan of country life and peopU
■V o I to h ive K*en inspirad by Notant
i I it« MirniiindingN. Of th«* «orient
• is’le n< tiling if» left but the tower ami a
in .11 pn* n, but the modem building
. I.ir-rv and ramny and u surr* umlvd by
a iq lend id |*ark.
Nul « Luxury Wheu l’kullful.
Derr ai * said to K* •«» iiuiih*h»iii in
iu rtlw ru WiMX»nain, aik I bo easy to kill,
tl it the nnuv' S have tirvd of the moat
mid coûtent theiuAclv.it with “shooing*
îl - iuiuua I a out of their fl l»K when they
■ w U h » familiar. Tin« »ur}>hui of wn
n bring* to mind the ohi stornai of the
,'l pretili«vH who slipuLkt«xl that they
ùA.i uld not I m * rom|*tll«v| to vat n U iuoh
ovary day, and of the revolt of the s L ivv « i
on a Man land planLithm, who rm nl< I
a comuni diet of diamond I*oek terra
pin. Terra ¡a u ato now worth sixty dol
íais a doten.
T« uny^miann in
HE WAS A SURVEYOR.
Now lie !• » llumorliit «ml Writes Clever
Hkrteli.-e,
1
JL
REQARDINO
BOARD OF TRADE,
TILLAMOOK, ORE
BOERS AND DIAMONDS.
home Very Interesting Information from
the Transvaal.
“The Boer is a diamond in the rough,
Like George Washington, .Tames L.
Ford, who luu been writing funny mat lie is a sort of ancient patriarch; a
ter for the lant ten years, started in life fanatic who sees good in everything, no
as a surveyor.
matter how trivial. He prays and sings
Mr. Ford is tlie
and assumes even more religion than he
author of solus
feels. He is a farmer by nature and is
of the I »-ft sketch
satisfied with his calling. Histwogreat
es which have
ambitions are to have the finest horse
appeared in Puck
in the colony and to know how to ride
during th<> List
him, and to have the finest riflo in the
decade, and his
colony and to know how to use it. The
“Bunco iitecrt r’Hj'ji’jl
Boer loves the English civilian and
Christmas" will «¡*
welcomes him, but hates the English
be remembered jm1
soldier. He is a tall, fine looking speci
by many as a g.-mfc.S
men of mankind, albeit a little greasy
in its way. As ak^
and dirty, with a long beard that the
genuine hmnor-tt-,
razor lias never touched. The charac
ist Mr. Ford <l«-x
ter of Waldo's father, which Mirs
•erven to Ira class- 1
Schreiner has drawn in "The Story of
ed in the very l'
first, rank. Iiis i (
an African Farm,’ is a perfect type that
aketebeu strike
you see quit,! frequently.
higher than tlie
“The English are quite content to
co m in o n p 1 ace
1 have the Transvaal remain under the
JAMES L. FORD.
funnyisms from
Boer government, in fact, they would
winch tlie minstrel gleans liis st'x'k. He hato to see it otherwise, as those who
was born in St. Louis in IBM, lived in live there feel very harshly toward
Brooklyn during his boyhood, and was
educated at Stockbridge. After some England for not having come to their
ex|rarience a. a surveyor he entered assistance when tliey were defeated.”
B|raaking of the diamond fields, Mr.
journalism, being employed first oil a
railroad paper, and later taking charge Hearelle said that the Kimberley mines
of a New York weekly. Ho lias done have been consolidated by that won
much dramatic work an 1 Inis a large derful young genius, Cecil IUiodes, the
; great friend of Irani Salisbury and the
acqUHintanco.
Mr. Ford thinks “The Autocrat of the Boers alike. Rhodes has amalgamated
Breakfast Table" about the liest tyjie of I all of the companies into one vast cor
tlie most advanced American humor, poration that controls tlie output of the
and HjM*ak.s of George T. Lanigan, tho world.
The Brazilian mines were
great American fable writer, as one of bought out by it and closed down be
tin: best humorists the country ever pro cause they did not [ray. Outside of the
duced. Mr. Ford's sketches ill Puck lj per cent, of the diamond supply
have attracted ho much attention that
he exis-cts to put them in book form from India, the remainder comes from
noon. “This book," s«yH a writer in the •file Kimlierley fields. The white stones,
New York Sim s|»-akin'; of Ford, “will ealled the Brazilian stones, that are so
be interesting, but not half no-queer ns a rare and costly, come from the mines
weil written book al Mint For-1 himself ■ in the Kimberley fields called the
would be. He represents the Boheinian- Jiigersfontein and the Bulfentein.
i.sm of today; quaint, erratic, sols-r, iu- Cecil Rhodes and his associates made
dustrious, but ns intolerant of the har the calculation that the world’s month
ness of discipline (as the Bohemians ot ly supply of diamonds was £’100,000.
earlier days."
T om M asson , ' Thereupon they limited the output to
i £’350,000 and put the price up one-
HELEN KELLER’S MISSION.
third. Tliey contemplate a further re
striction
and an added cost
ls
to
Edurale
m
I.a«!
Who,
l
ike
Iler«
Il
Mr. Hearelle exhibited several speci
»»«•If, Is
Dumb nixl Blind.
Tommy Stringer, tho five-year-old mens of diamonds in the rough, which
deaf, dumb mid blind boy In whom the it is necessary to have n permit to carry
good citizens of Pittsburg h ive taken so in tile Transvaal. He also showed the
deep mi interest, is now iii the Perkins |iermit. Among his curious collections
institute, of Boston. Ills case, so piti is a large specimen of what is called
fully similar to her own, aroused the “the blue"—that is, tho matrix of the
syiiqrathy of little Helen Keller, the diamond. It is a bluestone in which
deaf, dumb mid blind child ot Tuscum tho diamond is formed. When first
bia, Ala. When she was in Pittsburg taken out it is as hard as the diamond
two years ago, Benjamin Wade, of Hiil- itself, but exposed to tho outer atmos
ton, gave her u splendid mastiff to which phere and flic rain it grows soft, crum
she became very much attached. The
dog was killed recently, anil she was al bles into dust and yields up its treas
most heartbroken. Hearing of her loss ure, the rough diamond, tliat comes
Mr. Wade sent her another dog and forth in its wonderful octahedron form.
The climate of the Transvaal, Mr. !
tliirty-tivo dollars.
Hearelle said, is simply perfect, anil na
ture, in addition to the vast store of
treasures which she hns accumulated,
has made the soil such that the rarest
vegetables mid plants will grow in
the richest profusion.—Son Francisco
Chronicle.
Two Boy. Who Llk«<l »• hum ..
A few days ago some children we:
eating dinner at the house of a friend,
who gave them rice pudding for des
sert—rice pudding with raisins in it.
Now one of these little boys didn't love
rice but did love raisins, and being a
conscientious and well trained young
ster, with a prudence that be had no
business with, considering his years, he
first ato carefully all the pudding, sav
ing all the plums and making of them
a circle around the rim of bis plate.
When he had paid penance for the
pudding he meant to reward himself
by eating all the raisins.
Opposite to him sat another little boy
who had tho same decided preference
for raisins over rice. But this little boy
wasn't prudent; he was only a boy, the
promptings of whose stomach were bet
ter than those of his brain. And the
first thing he did was to eat up nil his
plums. That being done, it suddenly
occurred to him that there was nothing
left for him to live for. So he lifted up
his voice and wept aloud. And when
the kind hearted hostess said, “Why,
Davy, what are you crying for?” lie
howled, “I ain’t got any more raisins."
Then the good lady glanced down
at the plate of the other little boy who
sat at her side and said, “Well, here is
a little boy who doesn't like raisins and
who has put every one of his aside, and
if you won't cry you shall have every
one of ilia raisins.”
And the other little boy, being cow
ardly, as prudent people often are—
for cowardice is what makes people
prudent—said nothing, while the host
ess filliped off every one of his cher
ished plums to the other plate. And
there lie had to sit, full of pudding
and prudence, and sec the other boy
fill himself with tho plums himself had
meant to eat.—New Y’ork Evening Bun.
Hut Yet a Mother.
STILL LOOKING FOR THAT AIR.
The
Dlsappointmenta of a Young Mail
Whose Whistle Was Unruliabl*.
A n
TT
star
L oi > g E,
no .
y6,
. U. U . YY .
Ancient Order United
Workmen, meets every Monday evening in the
I o O. F. hall at Tillamook. Dr. II. Petre n>
Medical Director.
E. E S elph , M. W.
A. W. S everance , Recorder.
a
«
I
COMMERCIAL
FOUNTAIN PEN
■Í
Music store« down town are few and
Only 25cts. P et-paid.
far between, and it is therefore only
POST-OFFICE HOURS,
The only cheap, reliable Fountain Pert
neeeesary to say that the one in which The post-office at Tillamook will be open every
iu the week from 8 o'clock a . m ., to V o'clock
occurred the incident here related is day
p m ., and on Sunday from 1 to 2 p . m ., and from maile. Simple, durable, and everyone
situated not very far from the city haJJ. 4 lo 5 p. m Mails close at 4.5 minutes past 7 p . m . warranted.
order and registered business close at 5
The young lady clerks were busy in o Money
’clock P. M.
Sophia Severance, Post mistress.
the early morning arranging the stock,
Address the manufacturer,
when a young man entered whistling.
TILLAMOOK* ORAMD BONDI ST 408 LIMB
W. R. Meserole,
All looked up at him so sharply that
he was somewhat flustered, and stam Leaves Tillamook for Grand Ronde, Mondays,
Springville, Pa.
mered, “I—I—I w—w—want a piece Wednesdays and Frida}s.
Leaves
Grand
Ronde
for
Tillamook,
Tuesdays
of music—a—a—and I don’t know th.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
name of it”
This caused a titter, upon which he Makes connections with McMinnville and
JOHN TYI.ER.
hastily said: “I was whistling it when Grand Ronde Stage.
Tillamook, Ore.
I came in. Do you know what I was Larsen House,
TILLAMOOK
&
YAMHILL
STAGE
ROUTE.
whistling T’
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun
Ne one knew.
He then continued: “I first heard it day, at 5 a . m , for Tillamook.
at Manhattan Beach. It has been Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at
floating through my memory ever 5 a . m . for North Yamhil .
Makes connection with trains at North Yam
since, Last night I heard it again and hill for Portland.
determined to buy it. Now, how can For freight or express business, apply at Cohn
6 Co’s store, Tillamook.
I get it?”
DO NOT CRIPE, SICKEN OR
“If you remember it so well and can Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
CONSTIPATE.
give me tlie melody perhaps 1 can
O. ORTON. M anager
Strni Cunt for S ick Ht»o«es
recognize it,” suggested one of the
and all troubifs» arising fro
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—-N otice for
young ladiea
ladigestion or Constipation,
P ublication .
Improve« the Complexion
“Certainlyl Certainlyl I will whis United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
by Purifying the Blood.
gon, June I3, ¡891.—Notice is hereby given that,
Thodoaeoan
be
nicely
adjusted
«uit th*» case, as
tle it for you,” eagerly replied the gen incompliance with the provisions of the act of on« pill enn never be too large a to
done. Ea«y to taka
Congress
of
June
3,
1878,
entitled
“
An
act
for
the
an ao much Huger 42 pill« put up in a Htrong via)
tlernan, and, turning his head so as not
which can b<* carried in »«Ht pocket. A <lre«| l'o«v«a<
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Srore to Trawler« «nd Rualora* Men. No«« Genu la* with,
to blow directly in her face, he essayed Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
•«€ ••<’ra«ee«l” Trad« Mark. Sold Kvcrywhere, 25e. • boule
Arthur i’rovoost,
Bant pl« Done «ad Dream Book for 2«. 1« «tarap«.
to whistle. He puckered hie lips, but of Bay City, County
of Tillamook, State of
DR. HARTER’S IRON TONIC.
k
alas, lio could not give the melody. Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice hisamend-
PURIFIK8 the BLOOD; RFOUI.ATKS the LIVKltl
• ■4 KIDNEYS «nd RESTOKES th« DEBILITATED I
sworn statement No 7451, for the purchusu of
His face flushed, and after two or three ed
to HEAL TH «nd VIGOROUS STRENGTH of Y
F
the n
of n e *<4. se^ot n e
and n e '< of
THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. HO.
vain attempts and ninnibling some s e 11 of sec. 17, tp. 1 s, r 8 w, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
thing about “calling again when lie valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul
found the air,” lie went out of tlie tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said laud before the Register and Receiver of
store—exactly how he could not tell.
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday,
day of September, 1891.
Of course there were some laughing the He 17th
names as witnesses:
comments on the incident after he left,
W S Cone, and L Parker of Bay City, H
Roberts and A M Hare, of Tillamook, Tillamook
but nothing more was thought of it un County
|rav;|W«al:.ietBcf Body and Mind, Etecta
Oregon.
VAlllllLLluJjof ErrorsorTxceBfiea in Oldor Young,
til late in the afternoon, when the same Any and all persons claiming adversely the Robust,
Noble MANHOOf) fully Iteetnrcd. Ilnw to enlaret tnj
above-described lands are requested to file their etrtnzihenWKANvt KDEVLLOrKDOI’.OAXS&FARTSOFHODY.
gentleman ruslied into the store, with claims
in this office on or before said 23th day Absolutely aofklHax H031K inHATML’iT— Benefit« In a day.
Ren taallfy from 60 Mate« and Ferelgii Count He«. Write thro,
the perspiration trickling down his face, of September, 1891.
Drseriptlve Book, explanation and proof« nailed («rated) freos
5 14
J. T.Apperson, Register.
AtHrea. ERIE MEDiCAb 00.« BUFFALO, lb Y.
and shouting, “I've got it! I've got it!"
Before he baited half way down the
NOTICE OF CONTEST
S. Land Office, Oregon City. Oregon, July
length of the store the customers—there 27, U. i89i.
—Complaint having been entered at this
were several of them—scattered right office by Andrew M. Austin against Marion F.
for abandoning his Homestead Entry
and left, fearing to come in contact I Morgan
No. 6671, dated July 6, i886, upon the lot 1 and
with what to them appeared a crazy n 54 n e’4, sec. 20, and n w 5^ n w 5£ sec. 2i,
tp. 2S., r 10 w, in Tillamook county Oregon
man. At this he looked around os if - with
a view to the cancellation of said entry,
said parties are hereby summoned to ap
startled, and when the bookkeeper, j the
pear at this office on the 24t.h day of September,
looking up from his desk, asked, “What I.S9], at 10 o’clock A. M., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
have you got?” answered, considerably ment.
SiuEEPLESSiNlsSd CURED.
rattled, “That melody I lost this tnoni
(J. T. Apperson, Register.
I am glad to testuy that I used Pastor Roe-
¡11. F. Burch, Receiver.
10-15
nig’s Nerve Tonic *»i.h the ba.-t success i-»r
ing."
sleepleMn>‘H8,and Isdicve that is really u great
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The young lady who had then waited
Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July reht 1 for sullcring humanity.
E 1 R ANK. Pastor,
on him, appreciating the situation, ap 24, Land
1S9I.—Notice is hereby given that the fol-
St. Severin, Keyk rtou p. O., Tfiz
proached him and said, "Whistle it, I lowing-named settler has filed notice of his in
Jj?n‘ r YVILI.F, H.T., May ' Oth, H«i,
tention to make final proof in support of his
I take pleasure to let you know tliat my boy ¡9
then. Quick I”
claim, and that said proof will be made before still i.li light, he has not bad sny of the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at line© about Man h 20lh. The people can hardly
He looked at her in blank amaze the
Tillamook, Oregon, on September 15, 1891, viz;
believe it from the fact thutb<.< Laaas mauj 1.
ment, essayed again to whistle it, failed,
1 day or mor«’. 1 V.ln vt he was a »try larvous
Charles E. Steel,
•bild all hl? lifo but did tot tbow any f i^-nr el
and said: “I had it all tho way across : P. e-eniption D. S. No. 7561, for the s w of s spasms
until last December, after ubi«h they
¿amo in regular «urccpOon, cud I had 3 doctors
ot sec. 28, tp I. 8, r in w.
the park; whistled it all the way. 1 I w He names
thefollowing witnesses to prove his atten ling wh > could do nothtLg b r him, nor
have lost it again!" and rushed out of continuous residence upon and cultivation of, oven toll what was the matter. 1 bad d. «pdr-
ul of liis ever getting wed, until k got K' «Dig's
Mi I laud, \ iz:
the store as abruptly as he entered it.
Tonic. After taking out quite a bohlcfuJ
Henry H Miller, George IT Aiderman, Charles Norvo
got quite v. ell r-nd has not Juol tho 1 -’art »Un
So far ns known he has not yet ob Johnson, and Preston Colwell all of Woods Til- bo
if t-pa.-me»tnco. RwpoctfiiBj von?*,
County Oregon.
A . K's. I:. LLYlTiN.
tained the music.—New York Herald. lamook
IO-I5
T- T. Apperson, Register.
I fe"tirj’ to tt') facte ns n-a ed nbovo to lo
> LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS
i
outh
There are no ties that bind as close
as those of mother love, and none that
cost so dear.
An example of this was given a few
days ago in the case of a mother in
this city, who lay on her deathbed.
She had given up life and the world,
and was sinking peacefully into that
sleep which knows no waking, when
her little daughter, who had been away
on a visit, returned home in answer to
a telegram.
The child was led into the room and
stood sobbing at the bedside of her
dying mother. She had lieen told that
she must control herself, and she tried
bravely to smother her great grief, but
when she saw the beloved face so while
and still on the pillow her whole soul
was wrought into ono great cry.
“Oh, mumnia. niamina, don't go,
mamma! Wait for met"
Back to eartli and its sorrows drifted
tlie soul that was almost anchored in
»tricily hue.
JAS. liAETY, Pare*.
heaven. The pale lips that had been
NO riCE FOR PUBLICATION
Properties of Stones.
! Land Offic at Oregon City, Oregon, July 24. rnri0* Valnablo Rook on Nervoui I
speechless for many hours parted in re
Precious stones were formerly sup I 189k—Notice is hereby given that the following L «J L L Diseawes sent free to any addre«fi
ply. as the words eseaped like ghosts of
named settler has filed notice of his intention
i ■ n”d poor patients can also obtain
posed to possess peculiar virtues, which, to make final proof in support of his claim and ■ I Bt
B 1
L« this medicine free of charge.
sound:
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
County
This remedy bas been prepared by the Rewr- I
“I—will—wait—for—you, darling— apart from any other considerations, i Clerk ofTillain<x)k County at Tillamook, Ore end
Pastor Kojaig. of Fort Wayne, Ind., »incelfM j
rendered them more or less valuable. gon, on September I7. i891, viz:
and ie now prepared under M b direction by tte I
I will wait till—you—come."
John F. Wright,
And to give this lost recognition, and The reputed virtues of some were of a Pre-emption D. S.
KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, III-
No. 6180, for the s e
of sec.
most
miraculous
nature,
and
happy
In
A Word for Maximilian.
say these few words of comfort to her
25, tp 2 s, r 8 w.
Sold by Druggists at SI per Bottle. 6 tot
names the following witnesses to prova
Maximilian wrw not the royal thief child, the mother suffered the agony of deed the fortunate [N»isesaorB of these his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation *5. Larse Size, «1.71% 6 Bottles for
getns
ought
to
have
been.
a
second death. — Detroit Free Presa
. of said land, viz:
sonio would have us believe. He wm
Although popularly supposed to lie David S Bales, George Shotwell, Oliver I)
visited at Tríele by a large delegation
Boatman, and John Edwards all of Trask Tilla-
itself
a
deadly
poison,
the
diamond
has
Training for a Middle Aged Woman.
I). A. FINDLEY
, mook County Oregon.
of reprasentatM* Mexicana, who ten
10-15
J. T. Apperson, Register.
from
remote
ages
been
credited
with
Jim. Dorothy Stanley i« of the opin
dered him tho Mexican scepter, and it
----------- DEALER IN-----------
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
wan only after mature consideration ion that the middle Aged and elderly the power of protecting the wearer
Staple
and Fancy Groceriei
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Jul y 24,
and counsel with tho leading minds of women of America are inferior physical from the evil effects of other poisons, a 1891.
—Notice is hereby given that the follow
Dry Goods,
reputation
which
it
retained
until
com
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten
Europe that ho accepted the proffered ly and in appearance to women of the
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
Hats & Caps,
crown. When betrayod at Queretaro aanie age in England, a fact which a paratively recent times. According to and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
Boots & Shoes.
by Mexican perfidy and condemned to well known physician attributes to hot Pliny it also keeps off insanity. Am County
T ommy tmUNtiKlL
mook, Oregon, on September 15. 1891, viz:
Just nt the time rhe r.-ccived the be shot, through the intercesión <»f furnace air in the bouses and the enor ber. too, was supposed to [tossess the
Milton Calhoun,
I
money Helen Iraard of Tommy Stringer, A menean oíüeers he was offered his mous consumption of ice water. This latter virtue.
I’re-emption D. S. No. 6269, for the s w j^of n e
Besides the diamond, several other ‘4. n w % ofs e % and 11 ’2 of s w 1 ; of sec. 31,
and decided to donate the thirty five dol freedom.
doctor advises as a preventive to physi
Woods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregoi.
tp 1 s r M w
stones
were
supposed
to
[Kwsere
medic
lars ns the mu deus of a fund to educate the
“And what of Miramon lunl Mejiaf' cal abnormity either to excessive fat or
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation of
poor lad. One philanthropic gentleman said the emperor. ‘ They are Mexicans, leanness a sponge bath every morning inal v irtues. Tlie ruby was considered continuous
land, viz:
immediately added fUOO to the fund. and traitors to their country, ami liiust die.” in cold water, taken while standing in good for derangements of the liver as said
C has . C hatterton .
William Hiatt, Jerome Walling, Merion
lit l<m is now at the Perkins institnto “Then I die with them,” said tin* noble warm water up to the ealf of the leg, well as for bad eyes. The sapphire and Walling, and W illiam Hall all of Tillamook Til
lamook Co., Oregon.
trying to develop little Tommy’s facul Austrian, and the next day witnessed and followed by a vigorous rubbing emerald were also credited with prop 10-I5
J. T. Apperson, Register
ties.
erties which rendered them capable of
the most tragic scene ever enacted on with a coarse towel.
Parties located on Homesteads ')|
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Tommy is said to have a wonderful in this continent the ext cuiion of Maxi
A light breakfast ami lunch, with a influencing ophthalmic disorders, and Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 24,
tellect, and mdssly is likely to roach it
iHyi.
—Notice is hereby given that the following
Timber claims.
there
is
a
superstitious
belief
that
ser-
'
niilian,
emjieror
of
Mexico,
and
his
two
G o'clock dinner, tile latter arranged in
named settler has filed notice of his intention
so Mell as II-leti Keller, who by slow,
pents are blinded by looking at tho lat to make final proof in support of his claim, and Trask River,
Near Tillamo«
tedious stages has herself acquired a re- faithful gvnernla In the light of hi» courses and eaten slowly, are the most
that said proof will be mmle before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore
markable education, li.-rs is the first tory Maximilian will Iw reganl'*d as a:, healthful. Every woman should make ter stone.—Chambers' Journal.
gon ,011 Sept. I7, 1891, viz:
cns«> on rec >rd of a denf, dumb ami blind unfortunate prince, whose sole Aitibi it a rule to be upon her feet in the open
Andrew G. Anderson,
J TILLAMOOK LAUNDB1
New Use fur the Electric Light.
child Is-ing t.-uiglit to talk. She ap|w-.ua tion would have lx*en the happiness of air a certain length of time every day,
Pre-emption 1). S. Nt). 6468, for the n e '4 of sec.
Some of the new conditions to which 14.
cvntidcnt of ls-ing able to teach Tommy his |H*oplc had ho succeeded i:i estalv regardless of the weather, and a short
tp 2 s, r 9 w.
the same difficult feat.
Ibhing the Mexican empire. — Menn rd nap or rest in the middle of the day is the use of the electric light gives rise He names the following witnesses to prove Washing gathered and delivered f1
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ville (Tex.) Becord.
week. Work done on short notice when <le*i
invaluable, particularly to middle aged have a grotesque phase. In a town in of said land, viz:
Hull. Fredrick Page. G Joel Hellhoff, and Starched shirts aocts each after June isk
Internatloiml Cultmg«».
women. Houses should lie hut mod Connecticut a new industry bas sprung I J C H quick
all of Nestoctun, Tillamook county.
Vfedleina
Taken
on
tho
(loud.
The long «1 ìhcuhm <»<| project of coining
erately heated, and open tireplaces are up. It appears that the strong light of Oregon.
Suits cleaned to order.
An anecdote is told < t a physician <*ss*‘ntial to every It >use. —New York the are laiiq>s has the effect of attract
,o*i5
J- T. Apperson, Register.
gold and silver mon«»y which «hall I m * of
rROrRlETH
LESTER HART.
eipial value in all idviliie«l c«»untri«M is who was railed toaforaign family to Sun.
ing worms out of the earth. An ingen
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
liegitming to take form. In tlie coming prescribe for a case of incipient con
ious boy conceived the idea of turning Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, July
24. IS9I.—Notice is hertbv given that the follow
conference threecommtaHioner« will rv|»- sumption. lit* give them a prascrqition
The Shortest Sermon Krer Artel.
this pt-ctiliar phenomenon to account, ing
named settler ha* tiled notice of his inten
reM nt the United
for |»ilb and wrote the direction, “One
As to preaching, arguing and inter and scooping up the worms into a bas tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
Btateo. One of
and that said proof will be made before the
|>ill to bo taken tlir»N* times n day, In preting Scripture in the pulpit, tho ec ket nightly, lie started a trade with the County
logue. Address Daniel F. Beatty,
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tills
thee«» in ex-Sena
any convenient vehicle.” The family centricities of ministers are endlera local tlslieruiiwi for the bait which they mook, Oregon, on Sept. 1». I89I, viz:
Washington, New Jer**<
tor Nathaniel P.
looked in the dictionary to get tilt* We need not have resource to such are always glad to get. The youngster
Stephen Hill,
Hill, of C-oiornd«».
Homestead
Entry
No.
6582,
for
the
s
w
U
of
n
e
meaning of the prescription. They got stories as tliat of Lorenzo Dow. who was in a fair way to fortune when the
11 and w \ of s e ’« of sec. 11 and n w l4 of n e
Mr. Hill in ¡»ar
BE5TTC0 puywfctr s
on well till they got to the word “veld performed “the shortest sermon on secret of his quiet little business was '4 see. i4 tp. 4 s, r <o w.
ti c nlnrly veil
He names the following witnesses to prove his
rlr.
M
They
found
it
w:w
defined
ax
record."
His
subject
was
“
Backslid
discovered, and now groups of boys continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
qualified for this
“eart. wagon, carriage, wlieelbarm#.’* ing," and what might be called the with tin cans can be seen every night said 'land, viz:
for catalogue. Daniel F. Beatty,
¡Mwition. Heba
N P Hanson, Jerry I<«walien. Andrew Ander
After
grave
consideration
they
came
to
Washington, New h r*’.î
body of tlie raniMMi consisted in liis at work under the electric lights in the son.
native of New
I. Jensen all of Hebo. Tillamook Couuty.
tho conclusion that the doctor meanf climbing up a smooth sapling with great development of this new branch of Oregon.
York state, ami
‘
«»•
’
S
J.
T.
Apperson,
Register.
that the patient should rale out, and pains and difficulty and the sliding commerce. —New York Commercial Ad
is now umi Iv six
while in the vehicle take the pill. Hr down again An immense concourse vertiser.
ty years of agr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
At Brown uni
followed tho advice to the letter, and of people had assembled to hear him,
• J*antrC!!ncVx’11 Ongon < ity. Oregon. July IX,
is?i — Notice is herebv given that tbe follow-
r. vili -
versity. where he
Proof of Aoqnalntoo.-oo'ilp.
in a few weeks the fresh air and oxer and great was their astonishment at
tug named settler ha* filed notice of his inten
studied chemistry, he sh >w«il such apti rise secured the advantage whleh other witnessing this performance. The only
Office Boy—Stranger at the door; tion to make final pr<»of in support of his claim,
an<l
that said proof will he made before the
tude that oil graduation h.' was uistie wiso might not have come. Exchange. words uttered by tin- preacher on tlie rays he's a newspaper man, and know» bounty
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
profciwir of the e.-ieuco. In
Bortoli
you, and wants to borrow some money mook. Oregon, on September 2. 1M91, viz;
occasion
were,
“
Hold
on
there,
Dow;
A <*uerr I.«Hiking Kgg.
capitalists scut lain to Colorado to L.-k
E. A. Chamberlain,
of
you.
hold on.
Then lie slid down again,
D. 8. No 7266. for the lets 2, 9 and
after their mining interests, and sine«
Mr. \V illiam Thomason, near Win
Great Editor—Pretty story! Some 4 Preemption
put
on
his
hat
and
left.
—
Bt,
Louis
of
sec.
12
and
lot 1, of sec. 13. tp. 3 s. r llw.
then he luw Iss-ti i losolv l lelltitiisi with ford, has a hen's egg that is somewhat
fraud, ot course. How much does he He names the fidlowing witnesses to prove his
the production and redaction of the pre of a curiosity. I'rsiJew being the usual Globe Itemocrat
continuous
residence
upon and cultivation of
Will make regular trip*, the vreaibcr p
want to bom'w I
said land, vis:
clous ores. Tt.oso who advis'ato infer shape, it has from the small fmi a
Natural History Myth*.
E Oaburn and H M Farmer, of W om H A J ting, from
"Ten
cent*.
’
’
ii itional c<-ina ; ■ re ,’anl with lunch favor growth about one inch in length and
Rhoades and S Wigle of Hembree, all of Tilla
TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA amp
I a '« than a century ng«», in the tiiue
“Ohl He does know me, I guess. mook County, Oregon.
Mr. Hill's ¡« copiane:, of the position of the aiae of a lead pencil, which b folded
For Freight rate* or Passage, apply tn
*•’3
J T Apperson, Register.
when men lia.i not penetrated so d,-ep Give turn this dime,”—Good Sews.
forisi him.
back toward the larger end, resembling ly into the study of nature, there wm a
P. SCHRADER. Mas^e
NOTH K FOR PURI.IUATION
the arui and hand of an iuf.uiL —Cor. great deal of poetry and romance eon
Tlie Merit« «»f Old I A«tilun*'d lUghla.
City, Oreyon. July 6.
Aa Unfair Cowp.
fW*Th«dste opposite your ■•■*¡2
iWL—Notice 1* hereby given that the following
Ara wt* drifting Kick toward tir>t Atlanta Constitution.
nected w<tli aniiual life that had been
Manville (very much excited)—He named settler ha* filed notice of his intention on the mnrgin of your paper or
e
principles, «nd an* modern inventions <«f
!2
Propf*"
*upp»»rt
of
bis
claim,
and
indicate*
the time your *ubecrv’o' 1
slowly
but
Mirely
driven
out
ns
the
ruined me in btunneaa He smirched 1 .
Oh. Nt».
<>>« County and you «re invited to renew at th-»* •
l«*aa va ! u <* than we think.’ For ooum * (ituw
-
my gtxxl name, lie filched from me Ute
__ clerk of Tillamook r..uuty, at Tillamook, Ore- paper*-vnt to parties outside
eXT
JVnrlopc—Tlivrv ia eno thing alout study advanced.
•ocudy |*eo|>lv tave indicated their pref«
Travelers returning from
-■ ,1 ms J girl I loved, but at last, lia! ha! I am ton, on August r? lw»i. via:
ev for wax cRillt* ax Kdinn>in il lia, Jack, that I like. Wo ara nennible
A. L- Aldemaan,
•vvenged!
"glens told str.wge and inc
Homestead Entry No f*36. for the » e «. of » c the county. In stopping your
ories about tbe wonderful w
4 and lots >. j and 4 sec 17. tp 2 n, r to w.
J once—Good gracious! Wliat
Drugs and Medicine
L O OATO
BEATTY'3$A|I^S!
THES™AUGUS
the following wttne*ae« to' prove
I**01 tinu.il» rrstdeece upon and cultivation
•♦<*41
relief and