TFere áre inTFiT fdflnty 140.5 |wr*0nr
school age, between .four and twenty
years of age, of which 897 were enrolled
W. F. D. J ones • E i » itor ani » P koirietor .
during tlie year ending March 30. I892.
There are 77(1 school voters. The aver
KtPl'BLlCAW Tl< MET.
age daily attendance in the schoob was
687, “O'1 48 teachers were employed, of
For Clerk,
whom 13 hold first grade certificates
IT. P. G oodsc K ed , of HoqUnrtOii (City.) The average monthly salary of teachers
For Sheriff,
was $39.844, of femate teachers 134 98,
J. R. H arris , of Fairview (Wilson R.)
and the salary of the County 8upl. is
only »100 tier year There are 37 dis
For Long Term Commissioner,
tricts and as many school houses. The
P. D. N kwki . l , of Nehalem.
average duration of school is4l.¿ months
For Short Term Commissioner,
per year The Sept, lias visited 33
W. H. II. C ary , of Dolbli.
schools during the year. The County
For Treasurer,
Institutes have been attended by 16
H. M c D ermott ,of Iloquarton (City.)
teachers. The estimated value of nil the
For Asw-HHor.
school bouses is $9530; school furniture
C iiahi . kb PvK, of Nehalem.
$1714, and apparatus $1310.
For Surveyor,
BBcsirrs.
P reston S. B hctivn , of Hand Lake.
Funds on hand beginning year $952 20
Raised by Dbt tux during year 2357 94
For School Superintendent,
Apportioned from Co I-mid. . 304-1 54
E. K. B arnard , of Bay, (Bay City.)
A|i|s>rtionedfroiii Ste.Fund.. . 183! 35
Rate bills ................................
44 50
For Coroner,
Other sources...........................
58
Dr. 11, P ktr K, of H >q lartoii (City.)
Total......................................... 19122 11
Published every Thursday evening.
T
at
DISBCB8E.M ENTS.
The Timber land decision re
»59X5 48
Teachers’ wages.........
416 - 72
ferred to in an article clipped from For furniture................
. 129 99
School Clerks..............
the Oregonian, j.tiblisl.ed in an Appaiatus
. 374 30
415 42
other column, is of the greatest I Building 1 ew houses
. 844 00
Other purposes...........
importance. The U. S. Supreme
$8116 55
Court, the h'ghest authority, says, Total ...................
....... 750 04
Cash on band..........
virtually, that the law meansjust
... 255 52
Not yet paid ill.......
what it say«, that is land chiefly
I’EKHONA L.
valuable for ite timber or stone
Htay be bought of the government
J E. Sibley, of Hobnonville, WilH in
for 82.50 per acre. This includes the city Saturday
good bottom land, in cane it is J. 8. Dellinger, the Bay City Tribune
heavily timbered, that is if the mnn, passed through this city Saturday,
oil route home from a business trip to
timber in worth more than the land t'orthm 1, Astoria and Salem
on which it stands, and in cases T. B. Handley, Frank Severance and
Where it would cost more to clear Holl. J. W. Maxwell, delegates to the
it than the hi nd is worth. It is a Republican State Convention, lull for
Portland Saturday.
sweeping decision.
Many peraona have waited pa
tiently iu Tillamook for many yearn
for a railroad to come, and ho far.
their waiting I uih been in vain, A
railroad is badly needed here; it
would pay from the start, and in
sure, abholutely nitre to come soon.
The only trouble is, atpittriintH
do not generally know of the mag
nificent jiroHpectH for tliin country,
or they would not delay the mat.
ter. It looks an if some scheme
could be worked that would bring
this region more prominently be
fore the rest of the world. There
is no use spending the best part ol
our lives waiting for a good thing,
if we can do anything to secure it
lit once. .1 uh I uh well have it now.
as in five years from now. Let
every man iu the county constitute
himself a committee of one tonne
iris influence in that direction, and
then let all get in and make an
orgasized effort.. It means lidded
fortune for those iilryndy here,and
will enable many others to
come and engage in industries and
business enterprises profitable to
themselves and the community.
The Astoria Town talk is again
attacking Samuel Elmore. O. W.
Dunbar, one of the editors, who is
now serving a sentence of one year
ill jail fur > hindering Mr. Elmore,
has a rather severe punishment,
anil it would seem the paper v otild
bo a little more careful, Newspa-
pers have a duty to perforin in
exposing wrong-doing. but this
should not I m * mistaken for license
to blacken
i character
whom the editor has a quarrel
with, and nothing derogatory
should I m * published concerning
any man. uii I chh there i is tin* most
convincing proof that it is true,
and, that the public will be I ten e-
fitted by knowing it. There is no
doubt but the charge made against
Mr. Elmore to the effect that lie
branded Tillamook salmon "Co
lumbia River Salmon," is true,
mid Mr. Elmore did wrong in this
rwpei’t, but other charges against
him are ridiculously preposterous
and unjust. But if the la-st catch
<*f Tillamook salmon werj so
branded, it has done no one an
injustice, except robbing Tillamook
aulimni fisheries of just credit.
The main trouble seemed to I m *
regarding some I nsiuesH troubles
between the editor mid Mr. Elmore,
mid it never should lune been car
ried into the newspaper colutuns.
Gì K1HAI.OI.
School commenced Monday with Mrs.
Barnard in charge.
Tbs sum of $178.53 lias been raised for
school purposes in this district this year.
A fair showing for so small a district.
Mr Murray went to Portland on the
Str. Augusta. From there he will go to
Waverly, la. for medical treatment.
School taxes are now due, and payable
it the Clerk’a office.
ORDINANCE NO. 37.
A m DBDINAXCK TO CHANGE THE NORTH
REALER
The people of Tillamook City do ctdain:
S ec . 1. It i» hereby declared nece«-
»ary, expedient and, fur the interest of
the city and the public that the south
line of First Street, across Blk. 10, of
Tillamook City, I k ? changed as follows:
To-wit: Beginning at a point where
the north line of Blk. 1, of Thayer’s Ad
dition, if extended, would intersect the
east line of Blk. 1(J, of Tillamook, thence
extend eaid line N. 77°, W. to an inter
section with the north line of said Blk.10,
and that all land lying north of said line
and south of the present north boundary
of Blk. 10 shall be a part of said First
Street.
S ec . 2. Immediately after the passage
of this ordinance it shall be the duty of
the Recorder to have the same published
for a period of one month in the Tilla
mook H eadlight , a newspaper published
in said city.
Approved March 3O 1892.
.1. B arker )
A. B. W ilson ;- Trustees
G eo . W. P ei T it )
44 A ttest , G. (). N olan , Recorder.
Notice.
Tillamook No. 94, and Pacific No. 105,
Lodges I. 0.0 F will celebrate the
73rd Anniversary in Tillamook City ell
the 26th day of April, I892. All Odd
Fellows are cordially invited to partici
pate. Come with your families and
bring a full basket for a jolly Odd Fel
lows’dinner and celebration. There will
tie good music, ami 11 speaker for the
occasion.
By order Committee
N P R oberts
Dr H. P etke
D ave P ierce
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the
building of a bridge across Beaver creek near
the residence of B. H. Bnnn, in the County of
Tillamook, State of Oregon, will be received by
the County Court of said County mid State, up
to and including the first Munday in May, of
1M92. All bi<ls to be based on plans mid specifi
cations 011 tllciu the office of County < lerk, the
Court reserx ing the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated this 10th day of March, P’92.
Attest, U'. W. C onder ,
County Clerk.
________________________ _______ ____ ____ ____
The directors have employed Mr. Geo.
Kiger as principal teacher. Mr. Kiger is
an Iowa teacher, and comes to ua well
recommended
M F. McNeil was in Tillamook, on
business, Inst Monday.
FOR PUBLICATION.
A parly from Green Buy, Wis. has pur I.niid NOTICE
(»till' ¡11 O’reon 4 lty, Oregon. E'eb.
chased lots, and is preparing to erect u 26, 1892.—Notice i« hereby given t hat the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten
dwelling just east of Coiner’s residence tion
to make fliiiil proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
W. S. Cone lias returned from his trip County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
Oregon, on April 18, i 8!>2, viz:
to the N' lmlein.
Alexander M.irolf,
E K. Barnard wishes to sell n fine Hoinestcnd Entry, No. flyfii for the w E ofne
se 1, of ne >.4 and n c % of s e’X of sec 85, tp2s,
school globe, a Lunar Tellurian; price r to w.
lie names the tollowing witnesses to prove his
|90
continuous resilience upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz:
The voters of the district have finally John Simmons, John Bumgarner, II B Moore
!■ Blum, all of Nestoclon. Tillamook Co.,
decided to build a aclioAl house worth and
• >if (on
41-46
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
♦4500.
J. A. Boatman lias Bold his meat mar
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. March 3O,
ket to M. Hull, of Coos Buy.
1892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice of his inten
Mrs O. Young leaves on Hie next ing
tion to make final prOOl ill support of liis claim,
ami
that said proof will be made lietore the
boat for a visit to her old home in Iowa. County
Clerk of i'illamook County, at Tilla
Mr and Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Win Woods mook, Oregon, on May i9, 1892, viz:
11. Jackson,
and Mrs. Hahbidge l<*ave for Portland on I Pre-emption D. John
S. No. 7685 for the lots 1, 2, and
the next trip of (tie Augusta
3 of see. 26, to. 2 s. r II W.
i
He names the following witnessea to prove hi*
Mrs. Sturgeon has returned from her continuous residence upon and cultivation of
saiil land, viz:
trip to San Francisco
C. II Wiley, Monroe Morgan, M. Austin and
l’ahner, all of Netarts, Tillamook Co.,
The Truckee came in Sunday after < lloiuer
n | goa.
45
50
J. T. Apperaon, Register
noon nt extreme low tide.
Petteys’ old house is to lie tilted lip for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Office, at Oregon City. Oregon. March
a school house We understand that jO. Land
ifiaa.—Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has tiled notice of
Miss Mnv Sturgeon will teach the pri- his
inti ntion to make final proof ill support of
his I’laim, and that saitl proof will be made be
ninry department
fore th<* County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
The dance nt the Hotel Pacific last Tillamook, Oregon, on May la, itya, viz"
John Allen,
Saturday evening was, ns iisnnl, well
Pre einption I). S. No. 6P46, for the se’4 of see. i4‘
attended Our young people think it a l|.
• T ’• \\
duty to eneourago home industries, mid He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ami cultivation of
said land viz:
practice Hie precept.
Frederick E Page. Lewis Nelson, Kasper
Mrs Barnard lias gone to take charge Schlappi ami lack Hull, all ol Neatocton, Tilla
mook Co..Oregon.
of tier school nt Garibaldi.
<5-50
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
McNeil Brothers hove recently fallen
heirs to an estate which brings to emit
of them about $4 1,000.
A n OBhIN INCH TO EXTEND AN WIDEN
3nl
AVENUE BANT.
The people of Tillamook Citv do ordain:
S ec . 1. It is hereby deehired nece»-
sary, ( xpidiunt, and for the interest of
the eitv and the public that 3rd Ave
East in said city of Tillamook I k ? ex
tended ami continued sixty (00) feet in
width from the south Ride ot Sixth Street
southerly in a straight line with the west
line of said 3rd Ave. East as now laid
out and established, to the center of
Eighth Street
Sn 2. Immediately after the passage
of this ordinance it shall In* the duty of
the Recorder to have the same published
for a pviiisl of one month in the Tilla-
And I am Before the People
TO ANNOUNCE THAT POLITICS CUTS NO FIGURE WITH MY TRADE,
AND THAT 1 HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF FURNITURE, WALL-PAPER
The [foted florinai] bullion,
Will Miks the Season of 1832.
Al John Day’s Barn in Tillamook City.
------- DKSCR! PTION--------
E ntcrprisf . J r is a rich Mahogany bay with
black p- inf*, white star in forehead, large, full,
bright eye. fine flowing mane and tail, has a
clean cut. well shaped head, held erect on a
well arvhetl nec k, good shoulders, is broad in
the cheat and is very high on the withers, with
gisxl legs and leet
lie is spirited, showy and
handsome, has goxx! carriage and fine action,
stands 17 hands high and weighs I’oo pound«.
He is a horn* that la much nevdeti on this coast,
and when cro*s< d with trotting «nd running
bred niarva. produce* fine carriage and coach
horse* Hr has just n ceivexl several premiums
and among them are First premiums at oak
and ami San Jose and six.'ond at Livermore, Cal.
SONG OF THE SHIRT.
OfiT* 1 he < V vclaml Bays are a typical car
riage and general purpose horse
They trans
mit color and general chanuigyistica to their
progeny it» a marked degne are sure to beet.mt
popular among the hot semen of this country
They posses* wonderful pow» rsof endurance—
the Stallion Plato trotting is mile« within «11
h»nir. carrying the mormon« wt ight of jui lbs .
and this marvellous ft-at has been often sur
passed.
Terms, $15 U ¡asure.
C. T. HILLS.
AND WINDOW-SHADES WHICH I AM SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH.
MI$$-O«T$£SA£
in
C onnection .
via, Dn'.v «lux* b r tiM* "'»'dV •’*>
M'Uininamva.all wtnntn< f\ rfret
«rvrfc. writfhl, aitd
be <!•
U\ l«xl by
kr*. <X>nno»wUM
•oal.-n.-e with fin'.e* lavtfo
-> ’••»•rari .M
y
• MR* <
(Jive me a Call before purchasing.
O Men, with sisters dear!
O Men, with mothers and wives,
Is not your linen wearing out?
Don’t let them wear away their lives
With 11 stitch, stiteh, stiteliitystitch,
With patches and seams begirt,
Sewing from morning till night
On therivorn-out shirt.
*
Caq ^eVe goo fijogej.
TILL^OOl^, 0I^0[i,
NEXT DOOI^ TO LElCjlE^
motels .
The proper thing to do is to go to the
store Of COHN & CO. and lay in a new
supply.
They keep a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Also Dry Goods, Groceries and General
Merchandise. Produce taken in exchange.
RASK RIVFR RESORT.
BY E- M- KEYS-
PlegMut mountain i«ort. Good B.hing .ud hunting.
Good aecommodatioft. ffif
Daily Stage.
man and beast.
COHN & Co
TIIASK, OREGON.
AY VIEW HOUSE,
A. LETCHER,
-WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER:-
W atches , C locks , J ewelry , G un », A mmunition and F ishing T ackle .
C ompasses and S pectacles .
___
¿Igp-1 repairing a S pecialty . ------------------- TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Bv J, A. RICHARDSON-
The best beach report in the county. The table 4« supplied with the best the market afforde,
Just the place to spend a few weeks during tile summer.
1 run my sail boat from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, stopping at Hay City and llotwonrilk, an4
carry freight and passengers.
Does this
Catch your eye?
Read on!
"TT 7E WERE XOT LOOKING FOR
the hearty endorsement
of our aims and methods in mer-
chandising which the Tillamook
public has showered upon us
this fall and winter.
They seem to realize that we
are sincere in our public utter-
ances, and when we said we had
a very attractive stock, they
came to look over it. When we
told them that it was good value
for their money, they bought
freely, but we are glad to say
that our stock is not nearly ex-
hausted by the heavy drains
made upon it by the purchasing
public.
We have the best of eonnec-
tions with the great centers of
supply, and standing as we do.
with our linger on the pulse of
trade, we can tell just what the
public want.s
The public will see in the lo
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will jit the next ensuing term of the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook
County, to-wit: the first Wednesday of May,
iH'2, apply to the said County Court for a license
to sell spirituous, malt mid vinous liquors with
in Nehalem precinct in said County, for the
term of one year, in less quantities than one
gallon. Dated March 22, lb’j2. S am I. vndborg .
GARIBALDI, OREGON.
QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
G eo . SQUIRES, P roprietor
PETITION.
To the H onorable C ounty C ourt of - the
We have again taken charge of the G-auu central Hotel and have reitted and refurniihed it la
S tate of O regon , for T illamook C ounty .
excellent »hape.juitaa good a» new We »hall be pleased to have all our old patron» tad
Your petitioners, legal voters within the pre
cinct of Nehalem, and constituting a Majority of
friends to make us a call. Kvery effort will be wade to make the surrounding» pleanst
Baid voters, do hereby pray your Honorable
and comfortable for guests.
Body to grant to Sam Ltindborg a license to sell
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors iu the said
precinct of Nehalem, in less quantities than one
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
gallon, for the term of twelve months from the
ist. day of May, i892, and this your petitioners
will ever pray:
Ilenry Tohl
Win. Lattie
R. Brown
H B Karr
W Jacobs
Chas Sea mon
I W Finley
N M Kimball
C A Carpenter
C M de Sotner
j W Zi in merman
Fred Zaddach
Benj Higgenbotham
■ otto Zangg
T F Gallrgher
I W Armstrong
W Batterson
.1 Ellen berg
J Angelo
H R Stiver
New house, new furniture; fust class in every respect, nest accommodation, in the city, lte.l
! Oscar Bergman
I.ouis Bartelt
I’eter I.anghard
F C Niebuhr
quarters for the traveling public.
W Schollmeyer
i1 Arnold Teryung
David Schnellnaus
GER Dean
Fred Kabbe
j R Paps
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
John Larson
Theo Matznick
Fred Hennes
Andrew Klein.
R Krebs
I DC Pcrcgoy
H Robedue
i Bert Sanders
Herman Schollmeyer
ARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR.
’INFIELD HOUSE,
NOTICE.
Notice i< hereby given that the undersigned
will at the first day of the next regular term of
the County Court of the State of Oregon for Til
lamook County, apply to said Court to grant a
license to Jos. B. Pape and Clarences. Robbins
to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in
less quantities than one gallon, for the term of
six months, within the precinct of Nehalem,
County and State aforesaid.
March 25, ISy*.
Jos. R P apk .
C larence S. R obbins .
To the H onorable C ounty C ourt of the
S tate of O regon for T illamook C ounty :
W. S. CON E, P roprietor ,
D- E- GOODSPEED, MANAGER-
WK ARK NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE T1IE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
BAY CITY, OREGON.
CCIDENTAL HOTEL,
The undersigned, legal voters of Nehalem
precinct, County and State aforesaid,do hereby
f'ray your Honorable Court to grant a license to
os. B. Pape and Clarence S. Robbins to sell
roprietor
spirituous, 111 It mid vinous liquors, within said
precinct, in quantities less than 1 gallon, for the
term of six mouths, and this your petitioners ■rile hotel is now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort poaslble 4»
ivill ever pray:
made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
R Krebs
William Dotson
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage ticket office is here.
Sam Lundborg
II B Karr
Bert Sanders
Ilenry Robedue
R Brown
II I’ Stiver
illamook regon
L C Paregay
W W Jacoby
John Izarson
A J Clou trie
Charles Seamon
Win tattle
Fred Kebbe
David Schroclmas
Herman Schollmeyer
Ilenj Higginbotham
Henry Tohl
G E R Dean
Jos Effenliergvr
II Tubesing
Wm Batterson
Fred Zaddach
Andrew Klein
II Findley
Frank Sweney
F C Niebuhr
II K Nelson
Wiu Tohl
C M de Somvr
44
G. W. PETTIT, P
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T
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.
<TMEtBUREÄUtSÄLOON»
NOTICE.
I n
C. H. SMITH, P roprietor .
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
the C ounty C ourt for the S tate of
O regon , for T illamook C ounty .
In the matter of the application of»
Theodore Parks
C N otice
for license to sei. malt liquors. >
To w hom it may concern -Notice 1» hereby
given that I. the undersigned, will apply to the
Honorable County Court, of Tillamook County
origon, sitting for the transaction of County
•usinea*. 011 Wt'dneNdav. May 4th. 1S92. fi»r a
i,(,ense to sell malt liquors in Garibaldi Precinct
lilL'imook County, Oregon, in quantities less
1 thou one gallon, for a period of one vear from
the granting of said application.
Dated this uth .lay of March, 1*92.
tr-Rj------------- -
First St,; Epp, □ccidEHtHl,
Tillamook) Dre,
Grand Central Billiard *HalL
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
’///co,
and Qiaait-
.tiriten
T» ieodore T ark *.
cal columns of this paper from
gains we have to offer.
Until further notice we will
make you
special
prices on
(pieensware and boots and shoes.
We mean business.
Come and
NU?.
W. C. King,
Tillamook, O th
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He w ns sired by the Norman horse. ’Filter-
prise,"(imported by Theo. Skillman, of Peta
luma, Cal ,» he by the celebrated Norman horse
St l.awrance." His dam was a full blooded
Cleveland Hay
b!l
flew (JoodS
time to time, the special bar
ORDINANCE NO. C6.
IN
fiardware, j&oveg and TiqWare.
!
LINK OF BI-oCK 10 OF TILLAMOOK CITY.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con
cern that I have ¡filed my fiimi account as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of John P. Sherlock
Deceased, and by order of the court Tuesday
May 3rd 1W2 At the court room in Tillamook
City. Tillamook County Oregon
“1 L :: us
.1 the time
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and
J
place to hear said Final Account.
W illiam O lsen .
M«l h 2$. 1W2.
*
I. T. M aulkby ,
Adininistrntor of said
Attorney.
Estate.
The licket is Before the People,
U ndertaking
I
Approved -Hl
»
J. B akker )
A. P. Wii.hON .- Trustee»
( íko . W. P ettit )
Attest G. O. Nolan, Recorder
40 45.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE
The aucceaa of this Great Cough Cura fa
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorised to sell it on a pos
itive guarantee, a teat that no other cure can
siuveasfully stand. That it may become
known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex
pense. are placing a Sample Bottle Free into
e\ery home in the United States and Canada.
If you have a Cough. Sore Throat, or Bron
chitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your
child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
it promptIv. and relief is sure. If you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, use it.
Ask your Druggist (or SHILOH'S CI’ltl.
Price 10 eta.. SO eta. and fl.00. If your Lungs
are sore or Bitch lame, use Shiloh's Porous
SALOON PETITION.
I n
the Cot nty C ourt for the S tate of
O regon , for T illamook C ounty .
In the matter of the application of»
Theodore Parks
f P etition .
for license to sell malt liquors. )
To the H onorable C ounty C ourt :— We the
ui’dcrsigned legal voters, respectfully represent
onto your honorable body that we are legal
voters within Garibaldi precinct, Tillamook
C unty. Oregon and as such legal voters rea
p< ctfuily petition your honorable body to grant
to 1 heodorc Parks a license to sell malt liquors
1:1 said precinct for «me year from the issuance
of «aid license, In less quantities than one gal
lon. and your petitioners will ever pray:
W B Abler
man
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THBohde
A L A It’er man
Ervin Carter
Chris Peterson
J M Harrison
I. L Smith
S PSvenson
S Hauxhurst
Jacob Schp.ppart
Wm Tattoii
P Bvrom
J Johanson
L McFee
F C Skomp
• has !< Miller
Lattin
H Crane
Harry Crane
Willie Lonqufst
Samuel r Wilks
Willem II ilu.-t
F r Kobaon
I. Parish
F Hefty
Erick Peterson
M Matson
W Balmer
W F Balmer
Frank Marev
John B Parker
Nets Anderson
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Frank Ekroth
Herman Boelk
Benj Johnson
Gustav Triniter
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Otto Zangg
A McNair
A Campbell
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A. J. S tillwell , P roprietor .
Cigars. Tobacco, Fruits and Candies.
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