Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 27, 1891, Image 3

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    Jj V. V. JOHNSON. M. D.
T illamook , O re ., August 27, ism T. ii r .
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an, i»it.
_____ __________________________ _ "i,lls of »almon brush that would dis-
Several years ago a man mimed Smith
courage a rhinoceros. Whenever we
The H eadlight has jhst received a and a woman known as Clara Smith, j
Dr. Johnson seems to lie improving came to a log, we sat down and cried
Tillamook, - Oregon.
telegram from Senator J. N. Dolph stat­ whose real name was Newsom, were en­
slowly.
h’-tterly, regretting the day when wo left
ing that he will arrive here on the gaged in making counterfeit $2.50 gold
The hotels are crowded too much for )goo<l comfortable homes in civilized,
E SELPH,
pieces on Tillamook river on the place
comfort
lands. Vividly could ive see our mistakes Steamer Augusta, Thursday or Friday
where Mr. Atkins now lives.
ATTUKNKY-AT-LAW.
Joe Woods will make a visit to bis! of the past, and we inwardly premised to of this week. He expects to look after i They used the black-smith forge of Sim
,
<1»
better
if
we
ever
got
safely
out.
the interests of Tillamook and our citizens Earl, claiming they were making a piano
brother in Walla Walla.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK.
li'maly the roar of tho billows became
They went from here to Albany, were
County orders wanted. Cali on B. C. more distinct and all at onee the terra should give him a cordial reception.
arrested and Smith was convicted and
Lamb, or apply at this office.
J T. MAULSBY,
infiruia gave way lieueath us, and with
sent to prison for u year. The woman
B . J. Compton, of Woods, advertises a lot of sticks and rubbish, we rolled
was fined. At the time, tliey gave a des-
1
T.
J.
Bridge
ford,
brother
of
J.
H.
Attorney-at-Law.
in this isjue. Notice his announcement. down into an undignified heap on the
' Bridgeford, has arrived at Bay City. criptisn of tlio place where their ;tools
Geo. Handley will carry passengers) long-soiigbt-for trail, twenty feet below.
Kotarv Public and Real Estáte Conveyancer.
Mr. Bridgeford, will at once begin the and coius were buried, and some parties
and freight 011 his boat when he carries After pulling ourselves together, and
erection
of an extensive planing mill at residing in Tillamook were among those
the mail.
taking some snake medicine, which we 1 this place.
who received the information.
W. SEVERANCE,
Now the remarkable part of the story :
Mattie Perry Krekel is an able and had desjierately clung to, we slowly but
E L. McNeil spent Sunday in town,
D kfuty -D istbict -A ttohnky ,
forcible speaker, and is a woman of high sadly followed the trail to a habitation, lie returned Monday, to his claim on A few days ago Mr. Atkin’s folks discov­
where kind and loving hands dressed our
ered a place where someone had lieen
3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County attainments.
wounds, renewed our raiment and ten­ Wilson river.
digging recently. On further .investiga­
This
office
is
in
receipt
of
a
beautiful
Wm. Barker luis purchased a lot from tion it was diseoverd that a small box,
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON.
derly laid tis to bed.
. strawberry boqnct, tlie compliments of
A man who is not accustomed to G. Davison, s 'lith of Provost A Son’s about fix 10 x 2O inches, had been re­
I Mrs. J. G. Day.
traveling in an Oregon forest should Brick yard and has begun tlie erection of cently removed The impression of the
0LAUDE THAYER,
The grand jury in its investigation ex­ take a guide, or keep 011 the high ridges. a fine residence.
box in the dirt was plain to be seen.
onerated A.J.Stillwell from tlie charge uf The deep canyons are not ini|>ei ial high-
Attorney-at-Law.
Tracy Elliott and J. R. Dunsmore have Who took it, ami what they intend to do
nays by any means.
is associated with McCain & Hurley in attemped rape.
joined tlie I. O.O. F. They were iuitiat- with it, is a mystery, but it was undoub­
Circuit and Supreme Court business I I’, is reported that waiter Swinton ship-
) ed Saturday evening.
tedly the counterfeiting outfit.
for Tillamook county.
I ped assistant cook on a vessel bound for
Prof. E. K. Barnard and wife spent
Fit EK MILE SITES.
the Sandwich Islands.
The beach is swarming with campers, Suuday, in town.
w. T. BURNEY
J. W. DRAPER
a
large
parly
of
Tillainookcrs
are
there,
J. S. Dellinger and family have been Also Resiliente I.ots Given Away io Hr
C E. Nelson was unexpectedly called
DURNEY, & DRAPER,
: having a good time.
recreating for a few days at Cape Mears
sponsible Partita.
0
A t TOKNEYS-AT-L aw , to his h erne at Lafayette on account of
Netarts is pre-eminently tho summer Light-house and Netarts Beach.
the
sickness
of
his
little
child.
C.
&
E.
Thayer have half-a-dozen
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
If you want to attend a first class school, good mill sites that will be given to mill
Circuit Court began Monday and the resort of this county, and a little obser­
Twelve years experience as Register of the
V. S. L and O ffice here recommends us in our way matters are being expedited it wiH vation only is necessary to convince I attend the Buy City institute, which will men making a propel showing. These
specialty of business before tho L and O ffice I
anyone that Netarts is going to become be opened by Prof. E. K. Barnard about
not last longer than this week.
sites are destined to become the principal
or the Courts and involving the practice in the I
a popular watering place.
Nov. 1st.
Grand Jurors: W. H. Cooper, Wesley
scene of action when the milling indus­
G eneral L and O ffice .
Mr. Maxwell has a very flue site for a
Day, C. Christenson, Chas. Pye, JI. B.
Frank E. Hill, of Calais, Maine, will tries get started.
town and a hotel is needed at once.
I Johnson, J. Bumgarner, W. J. Himes
arrive at Bay City in the near future and
They will also give away good resi­
T B. BROCKENBROUGH,
Seveial parties contemplate building
C. W. Talmage and others from Mc­ cottages there next summer, and when a in all probability will go into business dence lots to newcomers who ill build
houses costing not less than $400 and
“
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Minnville are in the city organizing a railroad is once built into Tillamook, the here.
yLate Special Agent of the General Land Office.)
Mr. Alf. Dean of this place, lias been fence the lots. These lots are centrally
Chapter Lodge. J. E. Sibley is to be summer visitors at Netarts will be no ni­
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
located in Tillamook city and aro very
i High Priest.
bered by thousands instead of by hil nd- quite sick for tho past few days, but is desirable property.
Homesteads, Pre-Emptions, and Timber
now convalescing.
The
new
G.
A.
R.
Post
at
Woods
was
reds
as
they
are
now.
Land Applications, a Specialty.
For full particulars call on or writo to
M. B. I’cttey’s new house is nearing
organized with ten charter members
It only requires one visit to that place
O ffice : 2nd Floor L and O ffice B uilding .
C.
& E. Thayer, Tillamook, Oregon.
A. I). Sanders is commander, and the to convince anyono that Netaits is the co-pletion and will soou be ready for
name decided upon Prairie Grove No. 26. prettiest and best beach resort on the occupancy.
MISCELLANEOUS,
I
If you wish to see a stock of first class
There will be a meeting S.tmday at 2‘ whole Pacific coast.
Go to Kntcli & Bodie's for
millinery goods, call on Mrs. O
P. M. in Hadley’s Hall for the purpose
Henry
Roberts.
Fruits,
g & E. THAYER,
Arrive on every steamer for
Young Bay City Post Office.
Mrs.
of organizing 11 Secular Union
Candies,
—
Krekol will address tiie audience. All
This community mourns tho l iss of
Quite a number of our citizens spent
Nuts,
BANKERS.
invited.
another one of its respected citizens. Sunday at Bar View.
Soda-water,
General Banking and Exchange business. ,
the enterprising
Several boys were in swimming in Henry Roberts died Monday evening,
Gilbert Eyk and R. P. York are visit­ Cider,
—-
Interest paid on time deposits.
! Trask river Tuesday and two of them August 24, 1891. He was born at ing at Netarts this week.
Cigar's,
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, i
I got beyond their depth and were fast Canton, Bradford Co., Pa., Dec. 5, I836, ) C. H. Libby has returned from his
Cigarettes,
Sweden and all foreign countries.
1
drowning when Gerouie Lasselle jumped went to Iowa in I858; was married there trip to Oregon City.
Tobacco,
TILLAMOOK,
-
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-
OREGON.
He carries a
in 1859, and came to the Pacific Coast in i
Lunch goods,
If
you
want
first
class
brick,
call
on
I , in and saved them both.
1880,
living
in
Tillamook
for
the
past
And everything found in a first class
F. M. Lamb writes 11s that we are in
Provost & Sons; if you want first class
ACRE
TRACTS error
confectionery and fruit stand.
regarding the assessment of Wood­ six years.
beef
call
on
Boatman
&
Libby;
if
you
AND
of household furniture, etc.
ing, Farquahar, et al. We shall investi­ - He servedfour years in theUnion Army want first class furniture call on Jacoby
Important Decision.
during the-late war, enlisting in Co. E
TOWN LOTS
gate the matter further and give the
Bros;
and
if
von
want
first
class
livery
6th. Iowa, Vol. I d L, and fought with
For sale at reasonable prices and. on facts as near as we can get them.
Just as we go to press we learn tliat
Grant from the battle of Belmont to. teams call on Warren & McKinley.
favorable terms. Location, best in the
Tlie people of Barnegat started their Missionary Ridge, and with Sherman on
Amos Wilkes has begun the erection of Judge Boise lias decided in the Adkins
and window blinds of the
town of Tillamook.
mail route last Monday, paving for it Iris Atlanta campaign. He received five a dwelling house, 011 Iris ranch on case, that the Tillamook Boom Co were
latest designs.
W m . D. S tillwell . themselves until the government estab­ wounds while on duty. Mustered in the Nehalem River, and will move iris family not justified in obstructing navigation of
that River and the defendant whs con­
lishes tlie rente. It is taken from Tilla­ G. A . R. in 1886 as a member of Corinth there in the n»ar future.
Miss L. J. RUGGLE8
Mrs. J. JOHNSON
mook City every Monday by Geo. Hand­ post, and has held the position of Adju- [ If you want to spend a pleasant even­ victed .
ley.
<jrjìei J jolinio-n,
taut cvei since with tlie exception of one ing, attend the Odd Fellows Ball, Thurs­
A Vlcloun Pronunciations
Sheriff Sam Downs is in attendance at year.
day evening August 27.
The English people, having a way of
A full line of burial caskets.
court. Sam usually leaves all the work
Henry Iiolicrts was a true comrade, a
J. J McCoy, who lias been poorly, for changing the sounds of vowels in speech,
to Mr. Steinhilber, ns he is not enjoying good citizen and u kind father and hus­ the past week, is now able to be out.
Cor. First St. anil lit Ave. K.
gradually converted each one of them
the best of health and Iris interests on band.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
I
into something quite different.
r-FBj------ ano ------ »
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wilson river require a great deal of his
The funeral occurred to day at I. O. O.
The change is going on still. The
time.
F. Cemetery.
~:3
vowel a in London speech is gradually
For the wwk ending August ‘45.
Tlie members of the Pacific States
1 receiving tlio sound of long i. An
Bay
City
Land
Co.
to
E.
Bridgeford,
American in Ixindon is asked if he
Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General Building and Loan Association will meet
Hot I5 blk 24, Bay City /100.
I to night, Thursday at 7:80, in G. O.
I wishes to “take in a piper,” and is pus-
J. C. Champion died Sunday at
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
: A. B. Faulconer to E. Worthington, tied until he discovers that this is Eng-
j Nolans office. All citizens interested ill residence of W. 8. Kimball.
------- DEALER IN'
i lish for “taking a daily paper."
T illamook .
O regon . the development of the town arc invited He was a native of England and was tract of land near Oretown, $200.
This tendency has become so marked
to attend.
U.
S.
L.
O.
to
J.
W.
Anderson,
S
W
born in 1823, coming to America while
Hardware, Cutlery, Cauri, U/indawa,
thnt the “pipers" themselves have be­
BoMon I * ’cc 3. tp 1 n r 7 w 1(10 acres, $200.
J. E. Hostner is agent for all kinds of yet a young mail. He
1... ’lande
...___ ’ _ d in --------
gun,
at
least
in
a
wliiutsicnl
way,
to
books, including Welisters International where he remained awhile, and afterward
State of Oregon to W. W. Curtis, lots
Biava», RenyaB, Tiq-weri,
i print words which have a long a with a
Dictionary nnd the Encyclopoedia made trips back to England and around I in sec. 6 tp 1 nr 8 w, 120 acres $150.
y instead. Tlio Pali Mall Gazette In an
Ottern a.ycd-
Òtto ^le.itt-1,
Britanica. He will procure any book the world as a sailor. He lived for a i J. Steele et al to W. S. Runyon, s e
■nd Peinte.
artielo on “Primrose I)ny,” devoted to
published on short notice, at the lowest time in San Francisco and at.one time in sec. 13 tp 2 n r 9 w, 100 acres, $100.
tlio memory of laird Renconsflelil, fan
retail price.
Philadelphia where several of his rela­
II. Rulmrls to C. Roberts 10 acres clos Englishmen singing:
Plumbing and Tin-rooting Promptly Bone.
/PJiSTIS < —-H-
But who will syvu ohl England from the
Parties who wish to locate on govern­ tives reside at the present time But Daughtery D. L. C-, #1000.
shyino.
ment
lauds
ami
who
find
it
difficult
to
most
of
his
days
were
spent
011
the
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
State of Oregon to R. R. Hays 5.45 | Anil her sons anil her daughters who will
TILLAMOOK
-
-
- -
-
OREGON,
syvet
secure the necessary information should Pacific coast.
acres tide land 1 s 10, $16.
ger in i > iu\ alaal In vyne w-e drploro the hon­
In 1851 he left Astoria in a small boat'
call on U. S. Deputy Surveyor A P
nyine
GOOD WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES. Wilson, whois now engaged in surveying witli two men, Sam Howard and W. State <f Oregon to R. K. Hay« 7.76 I Of ored
Lord Ih-cklnganeld, now lying In hl«
acres
tide
laud
1
s
10,
$23.
gryve.
nonie excellent government land and is Taylor, for Tillamook, a country which he
This vicious pronunciation lias begun
Copying and Enlarging in Oil, Pastel, well posted on the subject. He is per­ hud heard sp' kcn of by Indian trappers. ' State of Oregon to R. R. Hays 12 acres
».
to cr< ep into a limited circle in America,
Crayon India Ink and U'ater Colors, a fectly reliable
They found considerable diflieully in tide land 1 s 10, $30
whose members affect English way»
specially. Call and examine our work
State of Oregon to R. R Hays 100.53
Tlie following named attorneys are in making an entrance into Tillamook Bay,
it should be rejected nnd resolutely
S tudio N ear G. A. R. H all .
attendadee at court; M. F. Ramsey of not being acquainted with the bar, but acres tide land 1 s 10, $391.
discouraged by every ono who wishes
TILLAMOOK,
-
-
OREGON
GEORGE PETTIT, P roprietor .
alter
lying
outside
over
night
entered
U. S. A. to C. Cutting, 160 acres set- to speak good English. —Youth's Com
McMinnville, G. G. Bingham of Salem,
TILLjPLlXtOOK, OREGON
Jas. McCain of L»fette,J. E. Magers of safely with their small craft They made 18, tp 5 s, r 10 w.
. pan Ion.
________
M< Minnville, R. Stott of Portland, mid a landing near Kilcliis point, ami were
J. J. McCoy to M. Rhode», lots 36 and
Where 11.1 You 1‘arl Vour Hair?
W. W. Thayer of East Portland. Among hospitably received bv the Indians, but 34 McCoy ad<l Bay City, $100.
1 have seen hundreds of barbers'
the local legal lights are Claude Thayer. Taylor and Howard became discouraged
F. Graff to J. M. Walker lot 4, blk a2, trade s ■ rets ex|s*e I. hilt I have novel
TKISMB, «Il OO A X3A.WT.
T. B. Handley, I. T. Maulsby and E. E. | and returned to Astoria immediately | Tillamook, $0.
«cell a r< :t«i>n given in print for men
leaving
“
Joe,
”
as
he
was
commonly
|
parting
their
hair
on
the
left
side
in
This House is First-class In every Respect.
A Dean to C. I’ye, lot 6 sec. 26 tp 3 n,
The best of beef, veal, pork Selph.
known, with tlie Indians.
more than nine cane» out of ten. 1
The following was handed us for pnb ,
r
10
w,
<3.
in
the
He
lived
in
various
places
lal'O'd the matter over with a pbysi
and ¡nation on hand.
licatiou by a man who has neither the neighborhood, and at one time resided
W. Rhoades to A. Rhoades, part sec. | cian once, mid ho said it might be only
Eggs, butter, vegetables and chickens fear of god nor man in his heart: “Mam- .
15, tp 4 », r 10 w, 3 acres, fz5.
in n hollow tree.
a coincidence, but that nt least nine
bought and sold.
my” ami his new hat with the “boo
He left in a few months however, but
Hendrick« men out of ten sleep 011 their right
Bay
City
Land
Co.
to
R.
J.
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON,
wibbon" chaperoned a party of fourteen
Satisfaction guaranteed to every one.
side, because by so doing digestion Is
j pretty young Jailies to Netarts Sa!iir<lav j returned later, and though absent at one lots and blks Bay City, #1.
Shop opposite the Grand Central.
arson
rop
aided
and
the
action
of
the
heart
is
left
time
for
a
short
period
after
thia,
is
en
­
I,. 11. Brown.
last. “Mammy” arrived hotne Monday titled to the distinction of being the first | Bay City Land Co to II w. Cottle iiududurbed.
P. M. looking somewhat haggard IIe| white settler in Tillamook. It ¡»claimed . lots & blks Bay City, $1.
Tin t. I think, accounts for the hair
Bay City Land Co. to L II Bridgeford parting, I •<•aii.se the warintli of tlie side
says 2ls girls per man are too many.
ILLAMOOK
that another man was here prior to his
’>t the lie .ilpresM'd into the pillow great '
Every attention shown to guests, and
coming, but there is no authentic record lots and blks Bay City, $1.
S( J1OOL NOTES.
______ VERYSTABLE
ly nil. the grow th of the hair, and a man
of it Other settlers came, and Joe was
no
pains
spared to make them comfortable in every way.
< litt I IT COI KT.
' naturally parts I i I b hair so mi to brush
Charles Pye made the school a pleas- ’ a great favorite among them, being ac­
it
in
the
direction
of
the
greatest
NEW HOTEL BUILDINC.
First-class single and double ant visit Monday.
I R Dawson v« Alvin Phelps, judg­ growth. This also accounts for wlial
quainted with the Indians and able to
The finest and best furtiishcd hotel
the city Kirat class In every respect. Rates reasonable.
turnouts kept on hand-
secure
many
favors
from
them.
ment
for
$3q|8
70
r.liiiost every one who has tried to keep
There is talk of starting a class in book­
He was a highly educated mail and 1 Same vs Same, dismissed.
Ills mustache and Is-ard evenly trimmed
Boarding and transient stock keeping soon.
I. R. Dawson vs. D. T Edmunds, must have noticed —that be lias to trim
Heid the office of County Clerk at one
carefully cared for.
Mrs. J. E. Hosmer is very skilful in
lime. Of later years lie has been pro»- settled
the right side more frequently than th«
tlie work of language and geography.
trate with disease, and has lieen a county , U. W. Smith vs. Theo. Steinhilber, left. Warmth is the best hair tonic I
JONES BROS.
The bell apparatus needs repairing; ! charge, but he always liore his sufferings settled.
and hivigorator discovered, especially s
i
Proprietor. very much
p F. Brown vs. Robbins A Leonard, moist heat, such as is produced by con
with fortitude.
fined
perspiration.
—
Interview
in
St.
Tlie advance department has dropfied
Tlie funeral occurred on M mdny, f. B. settled.
C. W. Smith vs. I. R. Dawson and Isuiis Globe Democrat.
geometry, nnd it is intenikd to take up j Handley making an appropriate oration
I. F. LARSON,
Sam Downs, settled.
physics or some other study in it« stead at the grave.
■Inw Soin« nwsrf. Hava lltien rrada«<ol.
Sum D >wnn V». Tillamook County, ac­
This is preferred by the clam.
The immediate factor in tlie stoppage
That Road < a**.
tion of County Court reverse.!.
of
growth seems to be tlie hardening ol
Some
of
.lie
boys
are
becoming
very
9
Win. Olsen vs. Chas II Miller, settled. the bones, particularly the long bonea,
unruly in school and on the grounds.
The Circuit Court has decided that the
CAE. Thayer vs' L. T. Wilkes, con­ through the secretion of lime. Hut
J. W. C.
County Court was in error when it vacat­
Wagon-making, Farming Imple­
this la probably a mere incident result­
ed the proponed road on the northeast firmation.
ments and Mill Machinery Repaired,
J. W. McVicker vs. W 8. Cone. ver­ ing from the influence of food, excessive
In Darkest Tillamook.
' .ide of Wilson river lietween here and
ami all kinds of wood-work and
physical exercise, cold, or some other
dict for plaintiff, $666.6).
general black-smithing done.
B. C. Lamb and the writer explored 1 Bay < ity, and now the whole question
State of Oregon vs IL V. V. Johnson, force affecting the general system.
will
lie
fought
over
again.
Jt
is
claimed
Among the recipes given for check
the interior of the peninsula between
Harsa-ahoHing b Specialty. Tillamook bay and the Pacific ocean Inst (that Mr. Freeman will make another at­ continued.
Fred Bullrow vs Jos Wood, dismiraed. ing the growth of children is that of
tempt to have it vacated, but J. >'
Saturday.
W J. Smith, administrator, vs W. B. anointing tlie laackbone with the fat ol
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
bats and moles. This Is said to hav»
After getting lost several times and Lattimer and others interested with the Smith, demurer for defendant.
following blind bear trails for several other side claim that public sentiment
S. O. Wickland vs. I> R. Hurlbut, the effect of hardening the cartilage
and thus preventing growth. “Sweat
hours through the dark and gloomy hem- i has Ml charged that the proposed road settled.
ing.” the proc»-« use.I for reducing th«
lock forests, we undertook to emerge in­ will tie bnilt. It is to I* hoped that this
Wiu. Squires vs D. C. Bowers, motion «right of jockeys, is another mean«
1
annoying
controversy
can
be
settled
by
to sunlight again. We started down n
for new trial overruled.
employed for checking development.
canyon towards the beach, but tlie uixier- some compromise so that all the neigh­ J. W. Latimer, et al, vs Tillamook
It is said that dwarfs have been arti
l.rnili grew thicker and thtrker. We borhood interested will be satisfied.
County, writ of review, action of County fli-iaJly pr<xluced by the horrible [ivac
L
atch .—It is understood that this
tried backing out nntil all the clothing
Court reversed
tire of feeding Infanta on sour eider in
on our posteriors was in shreds; we matter will t« taken to the Supreme J. C. Bewley vs. Woodruff A Snvder, stead of milk.
ay ity
regon
Conrt
for
a
decision
as
to
the
legality
of
Wip> Shop ii Comoctici.
couldn't climb out, so’e got ’‘ "*n
appeal front Justices court, continued
As In the rase of giants, the stature ol
,.„r marrowbones and «lowly but Pain- posting the notices.
state vs. A. B. Pollard, not guilty.
these little people has, in most caari
fully crawled dow^h^>^°^^o^^
OSceon next door to Temperance Parlors.
E.
Prices Move the World.
The world is principally devoted to trade,
and as prices rule trade they may be said to
move the earth, This, at least, is the theory
on which COHN & Co Conduct their business-
Give them a call while in the city.
flew (qood^
C. E. Reynolds,
Furniture Man.
Large Stock
Wall Paper
Undertaking:
MILLINERY;
DRESS-MÆK1NG.
S. A. ROBERTS,
AME^lCJ\N pOI^T^IT do.
OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL
C entral M arket ,
BEST A CCOMMODA TIONS IN THE CITY.
L. H. Brown, prop.
LARSON HOUSE—
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Boarding by the Day or Week
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Bar View Addition to Bay City!
Choice Location.
BLACK-SMITH
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P. ROBERTS
COjlT^ßTOU and BUILDER
This tract has a sightly location, is practically
level, is clear except a beautiful grove in
the center which has been made into a
park, and is centrally located, fronting the>
Bay. The view of the Bay ie grand.
A magnificent drive has been constructed on
the gravel beach in front of the property and
the nevz wharf extends from here to deep­
water. Several new buildings have gone up.
process of con-
here and several more
etruction. Streets being worked.
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