Tillamook headlight., May 19, 1892, Image 4

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W.M P ST I MAY FIX
VM. V. V. J ohxsox
w. F. D. J0XK8,
CcntKEsr(FNi/fNQ S ecretary .
hfeets first and third Satorday vaeh month.
Information regarding Tiitaintook
County. Write for particular*, and see further
descriptive matter in this paper. Bend for copy
ef I llustrated H eai * light . Board of Trade
Edition.
XxxcVTivx C ommittee
féminine
cH'ai êl'cctiic Xicffib, ^oed ^lavcícd Sttccb and an ¿tree
i^acficd Inj e^Hac/nißccnt ctiacb cf
GREAT
fancies .
Mrs. Stephen B. KI kina Is Senator Oor-
tiau's oousin.
Mrs. Mackay fa the fortunate posaeMsoe
•f a string of flawless diamonds two yards
in length.
Mrs Bob IngemoH Is a tall brnnette,
Wtth hair of ebony blackness, floe features
and a pretty mouth.
Lady Tennysoo preserves with religions
care every pipe her husbund smokes and
every oaken stick he carries.
The wife of Lieutenant H. I). Borup, of
the United States legation in Paris, is one
of the very few ladies who can claim to
have made the accent of Mont Blanc.
Nellie Arthur, daughter of tbe ex presi
deut, has a well rounded figure, sparkling
brown eyes, dark, sleek hair rolled back
from a low brow, a sweet smile and a
pretty, girlish manner
One of the richest young women In Phila­
delphia is «Miss Estelle Pardee, who la en
gaged to be marrie<i to a minister. She is
one of tbe four daughters of Mr. Calvin C.
ftirdee, a coal dealer, who ts worth about
9U.0U0.0U0
Ethel Chase Sprague is a daring eques
Crlau, and visits tbe stable of her horse
frequently to direct how he shall be cared
for She learned to ride on a Shetland
pony when only five years old. and has
ever since been familiar with horses
In 1884, while stiff ering from brain fever.
Miss Asenath Philpott, of Gainesville, Tex.,
had her head shaved. On her recovery a
aew and generous growth of hair com
me need, and now she h III. prouil owner
of tresses which are ten feet aeren Incbea
*ong.
Miss Aparlco, a pretty Caban girl and
the sister of Mme. de Barrios, was one of
the belles of Richfield Spring« the past
summer She is a daring rider, n good
musician, and her beauty Is of the regula­
tion Spanish type of attractiveness She
la, in fact, a very upparition of loveliness.
Mrs. Ixjgart still dresses In the most som
her black. The only time she has omitted
X was st a White House diirrrer, when she
appeared in a lavender faille, a very beemn
hig costume. She still wears her mourn
Ing veil and widow's cap, and al her throat
is a big. old fashioned brooch containing a
picture of General Ixignu.
THE
JEWEL
CASKET.
Tiny alTvor mounted hourghuweA are
pretty novelties.
Bristle« art In silver atandarda are In
tended as penwipers.
Champagne bottles, gold seal. In silver
are used as perfume bottles.
Rings of repousc sliver in which a dia­
mond is mu ilk art* intended for men.
Stab, to be tom off by Chairman.
Colonel WnipMwfat Bad Lands H oum ,
glaring about)—Hey, waiter!
Waiter—What is it, sab? Ain’t dare
Cuff water in de finger bowl, sab?
Colonel Whipsaw—No, ’tain’t that,
you black rtiskil.
Can’t you see the
horse hain’t got no toothpick!—Texaa
Siftings. ____________________
POWDER
AND
Gunpowder wiu fl mt made by a monk at
Cologne In I.«,
Good reaulte of the persistent training of
Gennan earnin' home« in swimming have
begun to appear
The iargmt gnn aver made by Krupp la
the property of the Rusniau government,
made of cast steel and h ot m barrel 40
lung, with a bore of UM Incbea. It
•nets *1.300 to tire a single shot from the
gun
Tbe Helgian military authorities have
A rco v err d that various songs used in the
army are not quite proper, and several
poets aud cotnpueem have t>eeu applied to
to supply the army with some unobjection
able songs in French and Flemish to Lake
their place«
The 13-1 nch breech loading, steel hooped,
ateel lined, cast Iron mortar was officially
tested al Sandy Hook. Il wm a big auo
«see. A steel shell weighing dWV4 pounds
was sent whiaalng through n solid steel
armor plats four inches thick, completely
demolishing IL
Our army, small as It la, eats 35,000
pounds of meat a day. an equal amount of
eegetables and 3U.UUU pound* of flour. The
Any of hard tack and m H pork bar* Iona
atuc. pa**—I away, aud an ordinary inrsa
tabla la aprvad with wry appetising sdl
bias nowadays
SNAP
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
Fsr Kqartii Friclucl, Tillsaiesk Coanty, Irqii; to h Votol June I, ISJ2.
Cancel, Cross or Mark Out Candidates not Voted For.
Republican
Prohibition
.... Peoples
. Democrat
For Supreme Judge,
A. 8. B ennett , of Wasco County...................
F. A. M oore , of Columbia County...................
W ill II. W alker , of Clackamas County...
B enjamin P. W elch , of Union County..........
. . Democrat
. Republican
......... Peoples
Prohibition
20
21
For Attorney General,
G eo . E C hamberlain , of Linn County ....
L ionel R. W ebster , of Jackson County............
22
23
24
For Joint Senator, 16th District
G. W. F kamnbidk , of Tillamook County................
R S. H atla N, of Columbia County............................
J. W. M axwell , of Tillamook County...................
Clara—Here’s a slot machine and
haven’t a nickel. 1 wonder if a dime
would do?
Her Brother—No. Yon weighed on
one of those machines not half an hour
n- ..
Clara—But this is another machine.—
Good News.
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2tí
For Joint Representative, 12th District
H. W. L amsox , of Yamhill Coanty....................................................... Republican
G cohuk F. W illiams , of Tillamook County..................................Democrat
Got Discouraged,
27
28
G eo . II. B iunhtt , of Marion County....................................
J. J. S uaw , of Marion County..................................................
.. Democrat
30
For IHstricl Attorney, 3rd Judicial District,
W. R. B ilyeu , of Linn County...............................................
J ames M c C ain , of Yamhill County,........................................
. Democrat
Republican
32
W. C. C ooley , of Linn County,................................................................ Democrat
8. D. G ibbon ', of Volk County................................................................ Republican
.... Democrat
. Republican
. . Democrat
.......... Peoples
..Republ can
Fur District Judge, 3rd Judicial District,
Republican
For Member State Board oi Equalization, 3rd District,
Tlie Depth of Ixivs.
Iti CKÏAN
SHOTS.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
For Long Tetui Commissioner,
33
C. C B abhidoh , of Bay City...............................................
P. D. N ewell , of Nehalem..............................................
3t>
For Short Term Commissioner,
W. H. IL C amv , of Mph...............................................
J. K. C mavkn , oí Metis.................................................. .
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38
For County Clerk
W. W. C onder , of Hebo.................................
H. F. G oudwkkd , of Tillamook...................
For Sheriff,
3W J. D. E dwards , of Trnak
..........................
40 J. R. H arkis , of Tillamook............
...
I teinocrat
. . Republican
. Republican
.... Democrat
.. Democrat
Republican
............ Democrat
Republican
41
42
l'or Asacan. >r,
U N B arnhart , of Oretown.....................
C iiarlpm 1*¥F., of Nelialeui ............................
. .Democrat
Republican
43
44
ForTrenaurer,
G ko C ohn , of Tillamook...................................
H. M c II cbmvtt , of Tillamook........................
Democrat
Republican
43
46
Fot Surveyor,
rkKavoN H. Raowx, of Tillamook ............
jErraaaoN R S haw , of Oretuwn ..............
.. Democrat
Republican
4M
For School Superintendent,
E. K. B arnard , of Bay City........................................
J k. H arter , of Bay City..........................................
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50
For Coroner,
Dr. II. P ktrk , of Tillamook........................
I>s. R. W. W kuep , of Tillamook
51
52
For Justice of the Peace,
J . C M anon , of Tillamook
J. II. N olan , Tillamook..........................
Republican
............ Ihrniocrat
Republican
.. l*einocrat
Republican
......... Peoples
The glove is a sample ballot. Fold it to the »tuba at the top can Io
torn off without expoglmi the contents <4 the ticket
One stub will be torn
One stub Mil) I m * torn off belurv the ticket is handed to you. Go into the
booth and uae the pencil left there for the purpose of marking the ticket.
Your xote must la, kept secret, under heavy penalties. U»n’t let any «me
see it unlc» you cant read, »hen the jitUges will li< Ip
j
*. )gi.
Mirk cut the
names of men you <lo not want, Just ------
the same as
aa the out
si
om stvle
voting
When
you vote, lente the polk. T
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1/I.. . fifty
‘..z feet oi the polls.
IkMi'l electioneer
within
TI.» colored ballota are for «ample«
an 1 cannot be reted.
voteti. Ihui’t mark v»>ur
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ticket m > at y
yonr
- . one may
. - recornise
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— vote.
------- The blank line» are left to that
uxi
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.------- vote ....
for whom
n....... you j»lease Ilv
no matter
r( ,,
if illn
his n«,ne
name is
tn not on the ticket
n su. li case mark out nil the
other — Mines
for —
the office indicated nu
aud
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j write
your choice.
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Th« Cblncaa do not parinlt lheir woman
to ba pbutograpbed
The latest fad ta to bar* yournelt and all
a< your family photographed on your cuya
aud aaiKors
Tb. young none of Monor Doa Miguel
ffinam Unauoa, Spanish minister to th.
United Stat««, bare cauaaru, of which
•hoy tuako fro« um .
Tbe photographer« of the country want
• aeparata building at tbe el position
adapiot to a inagnuivenl photographic ex
hl Ml oollectad from the whole world.
The moat eligible aito for a to«m on Nehalem baa l«en MbtHvnM into city
Dry plate photography la about ten
Iota by Henry Tuebl (ml th« Nehalem Mill Co., anti lota mar no« be ha<l fora irrv
years old. and must of the proc«—«*« In thia
delightful art aclvuca have therefore been
•niaH figure that will be very valuable betore a year. The Company ia now erevt-
Meon.pllaLed within the part decade
inK a lame mill ami box iaetery anj wharvea
Other nulla are being atarte.1 in the
Th. amateur photographer is shown
vicinity anti them ia an opening he many more indnatriea anJ bna.newa.
thing* hy lbs earners which he never
Nehalem harlmr «ill have »10.IW ex pen. I r. I on it at once and it .Irra.lr i. one
dreamed of before, smi in led by It Into the
•arret hauuln of nature of whose existence
of the beat on the const
Nehalem River is a magnificant rtreem. over 100 mile,
•tru he was previously iguurauk
long, navigable aeveral mil««, and ia the brat logging »treetn on the cnaat.
Tl.e
A complete photographic outfit ean hs
He- Did too read that article
Hnest bt.ly o< timl>er ami the asoad extenaive iepoaita of go<«l acceamble rani iu tbe
Krchnsed from any reliable dealer for
rrwamP Five hundred persons, I believe, North Weat are on thia rtrram and Ha tribnaario,
Tbe (arming lamb are rich as
sa 9IU to |IUU, ami the
try 11 tat rue
lion can he
lu oue I vmuu when died from eating it last year
can be fonnd ; there is goo.I |«slurv land, and the Ashing inlerracs sre very growl.
She- ,4.» I read, George. But Td will­
the purchaser obtains bis equipment. It
MT Boy now while lots are cheap. Foe >11 1«rt.it uL.r> c»ll^1.1^—
merely a qur.v
Mice and ingly face death st your aide.
NEHALExM CITA
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thereafter.
ML BO IT;—S. P Sven son runs a sail lx»at be­
tween Tillamook and Garibaldi, «toman
way points. Trips made according to the ti
Passengers and freight earned.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLEF-Tilles examined
P and records searched. Abstracts made for
all lands or town lots in the county on short
notice. Work for nonresident land holders, ia
specialty. The only set of abstract books tn
the county, (.'ompiete todate. office in H ead ­
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light office. Address T illamook A bstract
>4 50 Co., Tillamook, Ore-
$3 00
BtiNiiie-s Cards $i SO
$» »5
5
OO
2 25
3 00
Bill Head*
» SO
5 00
.2 »5
3 00
i 50
tatter Heads
4 So
EEDS:—Blank deeds for sale at this office, 5
. 2 OO
1 40
>75
Wot« Heads
4 SO
.
.2
OO
>
75
rts each or 4 cts each bv the ib zen.—same as
Statements
1 XX
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2
50
50
Portland
or Salem prices. Approved from. Free
Envelopes 6’4-
6 OO samples will be sent to Notaries in this county.
XX
. 2 50
Large
4 >5
Show Tickets...
1 50 . 2 OO : > 75
stubs
with
2 OO
Dance
”
I 50
3 SO TABLETS AND DRAWING PAPER —For sale
> 75
Pvste.s. Small
I 50 ; . 2 OO
5 00 * at this office. Suitable for school work.
4 OO
2 OO j 3 OO
” Medium
10 OO Tablets for pen or pencil.
5 OO ‘ 6 50
» 50
”
Large
2 50
5 >5
Circular Letter
3 >5
1 75
4 50
I 75 ! > 75
Shipping Tags
1 00
ubscriptions taken at till* office for any
Visiting Cards jocts.
or ; 5Cts. ^100.
newspaper or magazine published in the
Bought of ” Statements on pencil paper, tablet United States or Foreign countries.
form, |2 25 V.nOO or $4 00 1*1000.
Placards. “Positivelv no credit,” etc.. $1 t’doz. \/ISITING CARDS —A fine line of latest styles.
or less: ¿cts. each for all over, targe size $1 50 * 5O cts per pack of 5O. At this office.
ydoz. and sets each fur all over.
Our Premiums
F(K THIS YEAR.
—THIS PAPER—
---- WITH-----
THE S'.N FRANCISCO
Weekly Call!
For Sale” and “For Rent” placards, with space
for name and description, sets. each.
Horse Bills on card board or cloth, $5 00 Y50 or
$6.50 f*100
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds. Summons,
Applications for Survey, and all other legal
blanks of same size carried in stock, 5c. each
or 50c.
Discount of 15 per cent, on $5 00
orders. Blanks not enumerated, $4 00 ^100.
Specially prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound
iti tablet form, $2 00 Y100, $550 %t250 or $6.00
^1000. I,arge size, $3 (JO, $4 50 and $7 00.
Printing on Postal Cards, $1 00 fiioo, $1 50 ^*250,
$2 40 f*500 and $3 25 Y1000.
Pencil Tablets. 5 and 10c. For ink, 10 and 15c.
It always pays to order in quantities of 500.
No charge for blocking work in tablets.
Extra charge for color work, printing on both
sides and difficult designs. All kinds of com­
mercial printing not enumerated done promptly
and at low rates.
JEW**’ all and see our extensive line of samples
an<T von can get an idea of what you want and
be convinced of our claims. Mail orders given
prompt attention. Samples of Legal Blanks
sent free to Notaries. Attorneys and J. P.’s.
HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO ,
[Tack this on your desk.]
T illamook . O re .
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS
ritiCl. Si.*43 PEBYEAH,
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□ ONUS FUR DEEDS—At this office. 5 Ct«
E^each or 12 for 5O cts.
1: «8.00 PER YKAB.
EHALEM—The best place to invest. Map
with prices of lots, in this office. Write to
or call on Nehalem Mill Co.. Astoria, Ore., or
H f . nry T of .IIL, Nehalem. Ore.
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TRANSFER:—I
e lTY
wagon at all times to
am ready with my
deliver goods to any
part of the city. All kinds of draying done on
short notice and with despatch. J. C. M ason .
4;tf
USIC:—Lessons given on the piano and
organ. Prices to suit the times. M rs . D.
C. B owers .
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AIL BOAT:—J. A. Richardson is now run­
ning hi* sail boat, the Witch of the Waves,
between Tillamook and Garibaldi, touching at
Bay City aud i obsonville. Passengers and
freight carried. Trips made daily, the weather
permitting.
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OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOURNAL.
SAN FRANCISCO
Morning Call!
MORTGAGES:—At this office. 5 cts each or i2
J*1 for 5O cts.
I
HE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CALL
I* a baudsoiwe eight-
page paper. It is issued every
Thursday, aud contains allot
tie important news of the
week, gleaned from every quar­
ter of the globe, complete up
to date of publication. It fur-
11 ishes the latest and most
reliable financial news and
market quotations, ai d gives
special attention to horticul­
tural and agricultural news,
aud is in every respect a first-
ciass familj’ paper, appealing
to the interest of every member
of the household.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.-The city is lighted organ of the State Department of Public Instruc­
| throughout bv electricity, the streets with arc tion. The JOURNAL is a monthly magazine
MOKN1NG CALL
to School and Home Education; there­
lights and the dwellings and business houses devoted
fore, it is indispensable to teachers, and invalu­
(S even lasuxs a W kkk )
1 with incandescent lights. The plant is first- able to friends of education in general. Price—
Is a live nictropoiit.iu
class in every respect, and .capable of lighting a $1.00per annum: five or more copies 80 cents
each: sample copy lo cents,
daily. It is the MOST RELIA­
city of 1O.O00 wihabitants.
Address J. B. HORNER, Proprietor, Albany, Or.
BLE, and is recognized as
8IDEWALK8.—Miles of good, wide, substan­
tially constructed.sidewalks, forming a network
being tile LEADING NEWS­
extending to aud connecting all parts of the city.
PAPER <»f the Pacific Coast.
GRAVELED 8TREET8—A first-class system of
Either of the above papers we
graveled streets, with a deep covering of good MOST complete book of its kindop QI DM E D’Q
will send postpaid as a pre­
JVI ever published. Give* meas •'¡U’DjtlJ &
: gravel, which is^obtainrd in the city limits.
mium on receipt of the follow­
CITY HALL.—A neat substantial structure, urenient of all kinds of Lumber, IHM k ER
Logs, Planks, Scantling; cubical
iyn
ing subscription prices for the
containing city offices, council chamber, city contents of square and round
fiNU
combination:
i jail and rooms for Fire Company. There is a Timber; hints to lumber dealers | fifi
R00It
DUUR
good fire bell in the tower, and the building wood measure; speed of circular1**“
saws: care of saws; cord-wood tables; felling
presents a good architectural appearance.
treesigrowth of trees; land measure; wages,
TELEGRAPH.—The THlamook & Bay City rent, board, interest, stave and leading bolts,
Telegraph line connects with the Western etc. Standard book throughout the United
Canada. Get the new illustrated
Union at Forest Grove, and will be.extended on Statesand
edition of 1882. Ask your book seller for it.
this end to Nehalem and Clatsop.
Sent post-paid for 35 cents.
TOWNSITE.—The location of the city is re­ G W Fisher,Box 238 Rochester N.Y-
IN ADVANC1Ù.
markably beautiful, and is just sloping enough
to secure good sewerage and drainage. An ex­
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
cellent system of water-works can be put in at
j
UNITED ! STATES.
reasonable cost, also. The townsite is.) lid off
President .............. .......... B enjamin H arrison
regularly, and with wide streets.
Vice-President
.. .. L evi P. M orton
BUILDING8 —There are many ; costly and Secretary
of State
... J ames G. B laine
beautiful dwelling houses in.the city, and manv Secretary of Treasury
. . C harles F oster
substantial business houses. The school house secretary of Interior
..........
J. W. N obi . e
Secretary of War
................... S. B. E lkins
is a credit to the city.
IN ADVANCE,
Secretary of Navy
....... .. . B.F.T racy
BU8INES8.—The city liaa'four a harves, a saw Postmaster-General
J ohn W anamakf . r
' mill, three blacksmith shops, two livery stables, Attorney-General
.........W. H. II. M iller
three g<>od hotels, several wood-working shops, Secretary of Agriculture !. .........J eremiah R usk
STATE OF OREGON.
! two hardware stores, a jewelry store, a book­
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
Governor........................
S. P ennoyer .
store, a shoe store, three saloons, two barber Sécrétai y of State
. IS A . . .
G. W. M c B ride
shops, a tern iterance resort, a feed store, two Treasurer
P hil . M etch an
Supt.
of
Public
Instruction
E.
B.
M
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lroy
drugstores, agricultural implement store, meat
Printer
...............
F rank C. B aker
market, bakery and restaurant, photograph
< R. S. S trahan
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS
gallery, cooperage shop, millinery store, seven Supreme Judges
¿W. P. L ord
ONE OF OUR NEW
»R. 8.B ean
general merchandise stores, a bank, a furniture
I J. H. M itchell
store, a newspaper, machinist's shop, »eal estate Senators
..
1J.N.
D
olph
«agents, lawers, doctors, ect., ect.
Congressman ...
B. H ermann
FAIR QROUND8.—The Tillamook Foil Associ­
J. T. Apperson,
ation has fine grouuds, an excellent half-mile U. S. Land Office, Oregon City
Register.
B. F. Burch,
track, grand stand,'pagoda, pavilion, ect.
Receiver.
SEWING MACHINES.
CHURCHES.—The Catholics, the Methodists '
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Christians, M. E. Church South, and other de­ Joint Senator
F A. Mooar.
nominations arc well represented here.
Circuit Court
k P. B oise
. • G. G. B ingham
SOCIKTIIOk-The Odd Fellows, Masons. ProMrcutiiig Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
Grand Army, and other orders have lodges here.
Representative
......W m . I) S tillwell
EDUCATION.—The school employs four Judge
..........
H. F. H olden
teachers. Private sc hools are often conducted. '
IW. T W est
Commissioner
Two or three church institutions an* in embryo,
) J. E. S ibley
Clerk ...............................
.......
W.
W. C onder
and good inducements arc held out for a college* Sheriff..............................
S am D owns
Literary s*»cietk*s and reading circles are Treasurer
..............
H. H. M c D ermott
Assessor........................ ...
maintained.
F M. L amb
Surveyor
J ohn E dwari > s
MAIL FACILITIES.—There are daily mails School Superintendent
«...««••«
A. T W hite
from the 8. P R station at North Yamhill; also Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S evexa BCB
to Bay City and points on the Bay. and tri­
TILLAMOOK CITY.
weekly mails, from thio place to many other Recorder
....... ...................G. O. SOLAS
Attorney
point* in the county.
.......................... K. H SEl.EH
-Gxo C orp
Al»\ ANTAGES.—Tillamook City is the county Treasurer
Marshall
,.D. H. S extos
seat and commercial metropolis of Tillamook
.Jons B arki ;», Presiden
Trustee«
County. It holds the key to the farming re­
¿A 1> WtLSOX
(G. w. P ettit
gion and to trafle on the Ray. and is backed by
magnificent resources in the way of lumbering,
dairying, fishing, ect.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
j TANSPORTATI ON.—Steamers ply between
this place and Astoria an I Portland: also be­
for F ull P articulars AooRtff
tween the Imy and Kan Francisco. The
G. A. R.-Meet« first and third Wedneadiv of
steamers have good accomnv»dations for pas each month at 1 r m in G. A R Hall C N.
D
rew
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A
djiyaxt
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F.
B
bvbramce
,
C
ommakdek
.
sen gers, ami carry freight at cheap rates
There is a daily stage between this place and
I. O O. - FMeet»
every I.- Tuewlav night
At in T II
«_• __ at .. 7 * Ao
.North Yamhill (on the S. F. R. R.) in the r m in I. o. O F Hall. ’ F. SBVXtax«."*.' G.
•uoc«,ao«a to
W a. OlXKM Rxc Sxe'T.
summer and new stage routes will soon be
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
A. F ft A. M --Mret. fiiwt Saturday nixht of
opened. A railroad is sure to come in the near
BELVIDERE, M.L.
each mouth In I. O. O. F Hall It V V.
future
JoHxaoN. W M B. C. Lawn. sxc v.
■aaafacturxrs of FI m Family Stwlag Machina».
BOARD OF TRADE-Which will answer all
CHAPTER—Mectafirat Saturday . 1 r
.. v of
questions regarding the country and assist set­ fach
month in I. <>. o F Hall J •' E.
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tlers to find suitable homes.
It P . A. P. Wiuox, sxc v
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HOW I
Over One Million ¡Sold.
DAILY CALL
AND THIS PAPER, PER YEAR,
For Constable,
AND rVt NO WANTUtO.
(For Ninety Days.)
J ob P rintimg at L ebb tha B P ortland P rices
Now 1® the time to order Letter Heads, Bill
Heads. Euvelopts, Card». Ltc.
W’u make ibis reduction that all may get in
the habit of ssiitfl printed stationery It costs
less than to bay blank stationery aud is more
business-like. Once in the habit, aud you will
not quit it. It saves time and money.
The prices given are for the best qi’ALiTY OF
fafer AMD stock , though we furnish cheaper
grades for le*s money No trouble about writ-
g w ith pen and ink oti our stationery, and the
Tnting is done in the best style of the art.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT.
AAvertl.em.nt« under thl, head, one cent
per word for first in.ertion, and half rate«
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For Congres«, 1st. District,
BALL.
REDUCTION!
D
C inger H ermann , of Douglas County.
W infield T. H igdon , of Marion County,.
M. V. K ork , of Marion County,...................
R. M. V eatcii , of Lane County..............
Graduated flrur tie -Ils of white enamel
make the pendants of a pretty oeekluce.
A charming necklace Is of graded pieces
ef pale pink coral set between diamonds.
Topax rings are considered especially be
eomlng to the hand. But to lie elegant,
to I mx require« the accompaniment iff fine
fiinmondft.
Queen chains made of 3 inch links of
fine gold connected by coral, pearls or onyx
•erm to imitate the loug chains that are
low worn In Paris.
Fob chains anti chatelaines Imitate the
wove» wire souvenir chains that come from
Venice. These consist of squares of plat!
glim and gold alternating
A bracelet of blue enamel has the shape
ef a plain band bortiered by a straight row
Rural Host—That's a real purty pio*
ef tiny diamonds. Tim fastening in a Hit­
ton In a goltl bound tmltonhole.
tur. Painted it yerself, didn't ye?
Aiti-t \ . s
Seals tn onyx, gray, wine colored or tn
the rich tints of some of the varieties, are
Host—Deen paintin picturs all y’r life?
•tit in faces of different types placed back
Artist—Well, n—o. The fact ia, that
Io back. Another style is an Arab head when a young man 1 first handled a
with hood hanging l*ack
brush hr n sign ¡minter.
A apider legged silver crab over three
Host—Wall, it’s too bad you got dis­
Inches broad and over an Inch high, with
couraged so soon. Judgin by that pic-
•inrgie rows of diamonds on bls outer
curvee. ht designed an a brooch for some tur. yon*«! made n fust class sign painter
if y’d only kep* at it.—Good News.
•ne of eceimtrie ami independent tastes.
A heart surinarrntod by a crown Is a ¡mp
A Story la Two Acta.
nlar setting for a ring The heart In al
ways a colored stone, ruby, emerald or
•apphlro, surrounded by small diamonds
defining ths required shape. The crown
has diamond points.— Jewelers' Circular.
ddnd Sptncc
WEEKLY CALL
Atd This Papsr, Per Year,
L$2.
HOUSEHOLD KECE88ITY
SEAMSTRESS
NatioiialSewingMachineCo.
A. O. r w.—Meet, every Monday nixht at -
« prinled
printed « WaJaiaw J i?" ’ X" A.
rhe date opposite yonr name
8 «■*»<.«. R b . okukk
on the marnn of jour P«|^r or on the • wlanoer
wrapper
imlKAtee the time your «ubeertption expire,
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HOOK ft L ADDER CO.-Meet, on fir.t T,.„
.Inv l,’d to n n*w 11
I’hie Ail
Wpern « nt to pan«
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pn*mi»tlv
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promptly discnnfinnrori
diKontinued wh-n
whentartrtiae
«xpirn
•ml ,ix month,' arrearage i, the limit within
the county In «topping vour «ulacriptior.. it
ta uecmary firat to pay «If arrearage«.
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