Tillamook headlight., June 23, 1892, Image 3

ts
W as N ominated on
B allot .
the
F irst
4
A n I nteresting program me F or reived
Gro Coliu has g .ue to Forthind, nr:d
T he F ourth .
will lay in a largo stock •>( goods for this
store.
U tpets, Trunks au I valises at Cohn's.
The convention remained insession all
l ollAwIn* is the programme of racoi
The Express office is now
of Wednesday night, and early Thurs­
for July 4th and 5;h, to be held on the Co's store
day morning a ballot was taken resulting
I'air Grounds; beginning at 1 I’ M.,1 You savo IDets per pound by buying
Rising Sun Baking l’owder. Manufac
in Cleveland getting «15 votes, 10 more
July 4:
ttired expressly for tn.
tliati heceakary for a choice.
1. Match trotting race, half mile,
Colin & Co have rented the building
single lieat, Dr. Patchen'sMiunie 1*. and
The convention was a turbulent uproar
formerly occupied by the hardware store
C. B. Hadley’« Bill; $100 a side.
all night; the roof of the wigwam was
2. Bicycle race, one-half mile, single to E. E. Selpli, A. W. Severance ami
lenting torrents of rata; the delegates
Among tlie passengers arriving < n tlie
Judge W. 11 Cooper. It will lie sub­
were .soaking wet, standing on their Angusta are: Geo. Handley, Miss Lillie dasli, |.) for first and |2 50 to sccund-liest divided into offices for caih ol these gen­
chairs; the speakers’ platform was " ilson, W. 8. Runyon, SigCohn, “llelle time made.
3. 1- ree for all running race, <500 yards, tlemen’, who will have their law offices
flooded, a terrific thunder storm made Cooper,” and others,
best two in three,; $29 to first and $11) to therein.
wierd the pandemonium, nud the New
Notwithstanding the apparent hard
Loftt.
York delegatiou, amili cat-calls and limes, the returns from the Assessor second. Entrance, 10 per cent of purse.
Or
lc*
No.
9,
dated
April lit, 1«9J,
4.
Match
trotting
race,
flOO
a
side,
shrieks was threatening to leave the con­ prove tliat all the merchants of this citv
vention if Hill was not considered. The show a much higher financial standing between Frank Wheeler’s and Dr on W. C. King Treasurer of I. O. O. F .
l’ntchen’s Glen Dudleys.
for
for .’ck benefits for Baxter Still­
ballot finally came and settled it, and than they presented last year,
well, signed by Frank Severance N. G ,
jl'LV 5th.
now the valiant Democrats will try to
F or P ale :—Forty acres of land on
1. I’ony race, free for nil 14 liAnds or and S. V Anderson, Sec’y.
look pleased and say it was a liarmoni- Kilchis river, Sec. «, 1 south, 9 west,
Notice is hereby given that the above
ona convention, and that the recalcitrant about 30 acres river bottom, Good under, 4)9 yards, best.'two in three, $10
to first and $5 to second. Eutrance 10 order will not be paid except to the per­
Hill men will come into the fold.
ljuilding site on wagon road ; price $25 per cent of purse
son to whom it pYoperlv belongs, and
per acre. Apply to J. W. Jennings,
HKKVITIKS.
2. Trotting race, free for all Tillamook the finder will confer a favor by leaving
Kilchis river.
45-tf.
buggy horses, one-half mile and repeat, it with Win. Kberinan.
Lots of fun nt the races on the 4th.
Tlie Liuenwcler cannery will lie re­ best two in three; purse, $10 to first and
Notice.
moved to Dick’s point and rebuilt, tlie $5 to second. Entrance, 10 per cent of
Price’s linking powders at Cohn’s.
Rising Sun Baking Powdernt Cohn’s. f task of removal being in progress. The purses.
Notice is hereby given that the
cannery will lie greatly improved, and
Mrs. G. W. Sappington died Wednes­ will lie nearer the best fishing; also near­ I i 3. One mile trotting race, single fieat, accounts of ('. Babbidge, of Bay City,
•. free for all; purse, $10 to hoise making have been placed in the hands of ttie
day morning.
er Tillamook City.
three minutes or under. No entrance unders:gned for collection, mid must
Attend tiro Firemen's ball on the
At the Portland city election Monday ■: fee.
be paid at once. All accounts remaining
I
night of tlie 41 li.
tlie Citizens elected 1). Solis Cohen Police :; 4. One-half mile running race, free unpaid on August 1, 1892, w ill lie sued
John Jack and his troupe will be here Commissioner, Theo Wygant Fire Com­ for all, best two in three, $15 to first and
upon. Parties may save cost by settling
July 4, 5 and «th.
missioner, and the councilmen are all $10 to second. Entrance, 10 per cent.
at once. E. E. Sui.rii. Att’y for
Cyclone c'liiniB nt 0. E. Reynolds’. Citizens and Independents except two
5. Running race, «00 yard dash, free
Dekiun Bros.,
Call and see them.
Republicans. Portland has so loug been for all Tillamook two-year-olds; purse,
Portland, Ore.
4-8
Some extra heavy, French plate, large under control of bosses that the people, $10 to first rnp $5 to second. Entrance,
Sewing .Machine fur Sale.
are even suspicions of a good Republican 10 percent.
parlor mirrors at Reynolds.
j Tliera will be music on the Fair
Tlie Tillamook Cornet Band will dis ticket.
A White Sowing Machine for hall price.
Docs it pav to advertise? Well, we 1 Grounds by the Tillamook Cornet Band Good ns new Don’t miss the opportun
course sweet music ou the 4th.
I should think so. Last week G. O. Nolan - on the afteruoon of the 4th.
The Stenmer Improvement ran nil ex­
tf
N. B. All trotting races will be under ity . Inquire at this office.
run a large display “ad.” regarding his
cursion to Garibaldi Sunday last.
stock of hardware, ar.d he bus had a the rules oi the National Trotting Associ­
Quick Transportât!un.
Dont forget that Tillamook is going to large crowd of purchaser« iu his store ation, and nil running races according to
have a big celebration on the 4lh.
The Stejui-T Elmore sails from Astoria
ever since, and sold more goods than; ■ the rules of the Pacific Blood Horse
Come in with your dollar-aml-a-lialf would ordinarily besold in a month. If Association, and under tlie immediate (o Tillamook bay on Monday and Thurs­
and get the New York Tribune free.
you linve bargains, let the people know supervision of the Tillamook Fair Assuci- day mornings, on arrival of tho Union
j alien.
Pacific steamer leaving Ponlatid on Sun­
T. B. Hundley will give one of his about them.
Admission
25ets,
children
15cts.
day
and Wednesday nights at 11:39.
characteristic addresses on (lie Fourth.
The remaining stock of G (). Nolan’s I
Through tickets can be had at U. P.
The Angsutn came in Mctiday. She hardware has been removed next door, to
A Terrible Logging Accident*
ticket nftice, 254 Washington St., corner
■will go to Nehalem on tier way to Por;- the old sland occupied by A J. Stillwell,,
Third.
Sails from Tillamook bay Tues
I and what is left will he sold cheaper than / • George Aiderman was killed while
lacd.
days and Fridays. Good passenger ac­
logging
ou
the
Little
Nestucca
river
ever.
Don
’
t
fail
to
call
within
a
week
if
I'
Come to Tillamook on the 4tli, if von
commodations and through freight rates,
want to have a hallelujah lime at little j'ou want some ol the best bargains you about one ami a half miles above Woods, as low as by any other line, This is by
ever heard of. You can buy goods there Tuesday, Jone 14. The deceased and
expense.
all odds the quickest way to get front
I cheaper than yon can steal them. He his father, J. V. Aiderman, and Leon:ir>l Tillamook to Portland, and enables our
II. W. Lasselle lias moved bis feed
lias some odd lots of plates and dishes Krebs were engaged in rolling logs into merchants to telegraph for goods and
store to the building formerly occupied
the river and making a raft, when
that are going cheaper than dirt. lw.
get them here on short notice, No such
by A. J. Stillwell.
John Jacksen is working up a scheme George, who had been out in tlie stream time has ever before been made between
Tlrere will be a monstrous aggregation to form a stock company, tlie object of pinning the logs together, came ashore
ol inqiosing detuonstrntions in Tilla­ which is to maintain au information and attempted to ascend the bank to Tillamook and the outside world. 3t-f.
mook on the 4th.
Cape Lookout.
bureau in Portland, for Tillamook assist the others just us they had gotten
Curtis Crenshaw is erecting a saloon comity. Quite a number of influential an immense log started dow n the slope.
Wild fruit is ripening and bear are
building 24 x 50 on the lot just east, of citizens are aiding tlie enterprise, and it They saw his dangerous situation and
seen more frequently than usual.
the Larsen House.
is the intention to place a competent man shouted a warning, which he aparently
W asted :—A few copies of the H ead - in an office in Portland to represent tlie did not heed, as ho was still advancing i F. Murphy killed a bear, the akin of
up the bank when tlie log struck him which measured six (set in length and
i . igiit of Muy 2«, 1892. Worth llkts interests of tlie county in a truthful and
thorough manner, to distribute printed and rolling completely over his trunk nnd 1 same in breadth.
each at this office.
lower limbs, crushed the life out of the
Sheep are yielding more wool than
A. P. Wilson nnd Ilonicr Mason went descriptive matter and induce immigra­ unfortunate man. Tlie victim of this
tion
This
is
one
of
tlie
most
laudable
usual.
fishing on Fawcett creek Hunday, and
underlakiugs ever made in behalf of this shocking disaster was a young man,
caught a fine string of trout.
Bewley Creek.
county, and should meet with a full only twenty-two years of age.
Sociable Friday afternoon (to-morrow) measure of approval from our people as it
The Fourth.
There are four logging camps on the
at 2 r. x., continuing during the evening is certain to prove an unlronnded snescss
creek.
at the new Christian Church. All invited. if carried out witli liberality and spirit.
The programme appears elsewhere in
Truman Harris & Son are putting in
J. P. Allen ami wife have taken charge
this issue, and the preparations being
Our
bicyclists
are
having
a
good
time
the water 14,000 feet of cedar per day.
of the kitchen ami dining room of the
made warrant us in the assertion that i:
Grand Central. Mr. and Mrs. Squires and everybody likes to tee them enjoying will be the biggest celebration over Dave Howard is foreman of the cainp.
their
exhilarating
sport,
notwithstanding
Ilell Johnson is putting in 15,000 feet
will retain control of tlie lodging depart­
that the pleasure of tlie on-looker is not known in Tillamook.
of spruce per day
ment
The
committee
in
charge
will
develop
seldom very abruptly interrupted :liv a
Frank Harris lias finished his flood
J. W. Lawless has purchased several bump ;w>steriorly from an unseen but some features never before witnessed
iom of W W Conder, in Thayer's Ad­ extremely tangible wheel, approaching iiere, and if you wish Io enjoy yoursrdl dam on jeo. Wilkes’ place, and is ready
dition in this city, and will immediately rearward. Bicvling w undoubtedly a in an old-time celebration, dont miss to run logs There are a great mqfiy
logs in the creek, and all are anxious to
proceed to erect a residence thereon
very healthful exercise, and, when lim­ coming to town that day. The Tilla­
Where were all those big posters ited to tlie road or little frequented side­ mook Comet Band will be out in full get them to the mill.
Perry Matoon and Elins Mosier, of
printed? At the II ka D ugiit office, of walks, very appropriate, also, but when force, and will play all the patriotic
course, and there you can get all the practiced on a crowded walk, cycling, strains known. T. 11. Handley will give Oregon City, who have been visiting
different kinds of printing in the latest with reference to the pedestrian, is much the oration, and an excellent choir is 111 Charlie Wells, have returned home.
styles of the art, and at Portland prices like “Stoning the Frogs,” fun for the training for the occasion.
ITIie Entertainment given by the ladies boys l>ut tough on the footmen. I.ast
The 4th at Wood«.
of tli^M E. Church in Hadley’s Hall Sunday witnessed an accident with two
flyylD EjfTE^TAIJlllENT.
Saturday night, was excellent in every of tlie machines, which, as it terminated,
Tlie good people of Woods will
reflect, though the programme was a was only ludicrous (barring smashing of celebrate tlie ever glorious minivers.,ry of
little too long We offer a kindly sug­ one machine) but might easily have Iho nation's iiidependenee with unusmii
laical and LiteíBíiJ.
gestion that many of our local entertain- resulted right seriously, and, had a non­ vigor, and in pre paration therefor have
m<nrs would he better if made a little cycling party been involved, might have have arranged a programme of exercises I
ehefter/So the audience would not be- led to unpleasantness and hard words, to for the day whicli promises great and
edrie wearied at w hat ought to entertain. say the least. There is plenty of room varied attactions, food for the eye, ilie At Woods on July Fourth
The feft sale for delinquent property outside the sidewalk of the main thor­ car, and the inner mmi likewise. The
in this coeret.v occurs uext Friday, (to­ oughfare. Why not keep clear of tlie list of good tilings, spiritual and material,
The graduating class of Willamette
morrow) June ?4. It is to be hoped that crowd nnd so avoid al! possible < bailee runs as follows:
University and Conservatory of
PROGRAMME
the sale will be well attended, as the for collision and possible ill feeling re­
Music, consisting of
Assemble at Grove at 10:30 A. M.— ;
levy and advertising have been perfectly sulting. Of course, on the outer streets
regular and legal in every res;iect. Mon­ there would lie fewer bright eyes to Music by the Choir—Reading Declara­ Miss Annie Krebs, vocalist, pianist and
ey invested in tax titles now will bring bestrrw admiring glances upon tlie tion of Independence—Oration—Dinner
violinist.
good returns, besides it will induce peo graceful evolutions of the youthful cycler, — Ragnmffin piradc—Races—Sports of Miss I in Dinsmore. elocutionist
Miss Josie Krebs, pianist ami vocalist.
pie to be prompt In paying taxes here­ but there would also be fewer shins to various descriptions.
bark by sour • inadvertence and so l« ss
E. E Selpli, of Tillamook, will be the
And others, will give a
after.
'enuse to bre<d irritation which might orator of the day.
Musical and Literary Entertainment nt
The County has a rigid to buy up all find vent in harruraing restrictions upon
A grand ball will be given in tlie eve­
Woods, on the after-noon of July 4.
delinquent lands for taxes, and should the sport.
ning at Weatherly's Hail for tlie benefit
do it if there are no other buyers, and
This entertainment wili bo one of the
.f the I 0. O F.
Notice.
clean the records against delinquents
most pleasing and interesting events
The Only flarrUwn Man of Oregon.
left now, as it is a pity not to square
of the day.
All
persons
indebted
to
S
A
Roberts,
the whole matter up We will venture
Mr. R R Hayes, of Tillamook, the Nisi Annie Krelie, known to Ito the
to say that no county ever came so near will filease call an*' Relt,e fc.v no,c or
most accomplished and finest music­
otherwise, by July let, as the business delegate from Oregon to the National
collecting all the taxes as lias been done
inn in the state a nd having liad much
will I« run on a cash basis hereafter,
Minnen
poli«
republican convention at
by this county this year through Deputy
experience in giving entertainments,
2_5
8 A. R oberts
who voted lor Harrison, arrived heie
Sheriff Steinliilbf r.
also having selected the moat pop­
Sunday, on Ida way home, On account
ular elocutionists and musicians to
of washouts on the Northern Pacific, he
assist her, wili make this occasion
was eight days on the journey, having
most pleasant and will Ire well worth
spent three days at Helena, and then
the
was sent around hy the Utah Northern
Aftrr. Stormy all Night Srulon be receive.
'01S Vole..
*
Dr. Wise, the dentist, will b« in a nun
. ¡" July-
4<Mfi
Subscriptions for any paper published
taken at Lamb's
,.f
W axteii :—County orders to the value
of >«**) tbs batik. ( . A E. T havek .51
Portland Telegram, last nights’ news
to day, 25cts per week, delivered. Leave
Orders at Lamb’s isiok store.
t.f.
San I-rauiisco Clironicl«, Daily and
Sunday, delivered* 15cts per week or
fi5cts per month, strictly in advance, at
Lamb's.
(.j
Delicious.
dumplings .
BISCUIT.
MUFFINS.
WAFFLES.
CORN BREAD.
GRIDDLE CAKES
POT PIES.
PUDDINGS.
CAKES.
DOUGHNUTS.
Dr. Price s Cream Baking
Can always be made with
Powder And .Ml.
»¡«.it will reui. tW-owl-
.re, they will be found flaky and extremely light and Sne
grained, not coarse and full of holes as a.e the jiscuit
from ammonia baking powder. Price’. Cream Baking P»w-
j
.
___ a. au.o
bw>vnnd comparison and vetCgstS
Lady (unmarried)—I suppose you will
hardly remember that we went to school
together?
Gentleman—Oil, certainly 1 do! We
have grown old since t lieu —beg pardon
—at least I have.—Humoristische Blat-
KKALKHTATK TKiNHFKItM.
Urt of Ileal Estate Transier* in
Tillamook County, from Jiine 16, to
June 21, 1Wi2, na filed in the ottico of the
County Clerk.
E. C. Stevenron, l/y Sheriff, to J.
H Httfhea and E. T. Carpen­
ter,
of m-1/, arc 16, tp 1 n.
r 9 ...................................... i 125 Of)
fl. W Weaver to C. A. Willey,
1000 05
lot in Tillamook
.......
Fannie B. Wallace et ox tn Hilda
Lyater, 7 M arrea, wee Hi, tp 3
JO 00
a, r 9 w
_____
__
By virtue of an order of thr lion. County
Court of Tillamook <'minty. Man of Orrgmi,
duly mne e and • nt« re«l June fith «*92. the un-
drraigned F »renter of the will tfM I’ Hntlm-
way «|rr-ra*t1 "Hl at our n clock in the af«w-
n«o« of »atnrdiy Jnly i6th
offer.for ml ’
at public a net ion at the Court hmiae door at
TiHamook, <»r» jron. tl»e real proj»rrt' of th«
•fortMid te*tat«t ijj Ti!1arr»o<,k County. Oreg«,u.
demcribcd at f-Jlow«. to-wV The acuth Wait o
I lie luthu «i»t quarter and the weathalf of the
- ufheaol quarter of aecffloB p>. Tovn-hip 1
•MTu’h. of Man4«* to weft, of the Willamette
Meridi-’n in Oregon and alv> 4^ acre* In the
north half of aouth went quarter of «aid aecttnn
y>, fox-nship 1 aontb. Range to we«t hounded
ry beginning nt th* so.ithenet corner of the
>
E qnarlFr of the M. VV. quarter of the
aforeaatd aection Jo. end mnnlnf then« e north
13 chain* thence uen* »0 chair.* U»ence south
1» chain«, ihei.ee e»al «o chain* to plac- of
;inr.ii.g
Does this
Catch your eÿèî
Read oni
U EKE Mil LOOKING Foï
the hearty eiitlórsetíienfc
ot our uiuiH anil methods iii tuer*
ehandittiiig whicli the Tillamook
public litis eiioWered upoh iti*
this Pull and « ¡nier;
I Iley seem to realize that w<3
are sincere in our public htter-
anees, and when we said we had
A Curluua Aiilogrupli Collection.
J*'
'i
v
Ivy—Jennie, what do you think? I
met Mr. Lovelaco and lie gave mo this
box of candy.
Jennie—Didn't be tell yon to givo it to
me?
Ivy—No: he mid, “You know who it's
for," and ho looked awful cute at me.—
Once a Week.
An Apparent
A wealthy Tenth street merchant Ims
a collection of autographs which for
uniqueness Ims no comparison outside
of the possessions of modem Goulds or
Vanderbilts. Every one of his nuto
graphs nro worth ut least five dollars,
and there are upward of 60.01)0 of
them. He began about live years ago
to collect five dollar bills containing
the signatures of the different national
bank presidents of the United States.
Ho has now nearly 11 quarter of a mil
lion dollars tied lipin this queer scheme,
and declares that his collection Is not
complete by many thousands of dol
lars yet.
.
lie is willing to give fl00 for 11 five
dollar bill bearing the signature of
Walter Hoss Craymond. who was at
one time' president of a short lived
bank nt tlticko. O. For some reason
there were only live of tile bills issued.
No trace of them can bo found, in
qfliry nt the office of the treasurer of
the United States develops the fact
that they lire still floating about the
country, if in existence.—Philadelphia
Record
Caller—Your train ran into my wagon
nt the crossing: killed my two horses,
furnished the wagon, killed my wife and
used me tip in this manner. Now, I
want damages.
Urbane Official — Want damages!
Why, man alive, I should think you had
enough damages to last you a lifetime!—
Smith, Uray <fe Co.'s Monthly.
Ho Wasn't Too Large for
lira. Elder (who entertains modern
theories in regard to the training*/ chil­
dren)—Why, Mrs, Foley, don't you think
Harold is getting too largo to whip?
Mrs. Foley (who misunderstands her)
—Oh. ntnne. Ho ain't very stout if he is
big. an I reckon I l>e Hide to tan ’im for
Millie years to come, cf 1 don't git de
rumatez in my arms agin.—Harper's Ba-
a very attractive stock, they
came to look ojjor it.
When w«
told them that it was good valué
for their money, they bought
freely, but wo are glad to sdÿ
that our stock is not hearty ex-
lniusted by the
heavy UrainH
made upon it hy the purchasing
public.
Ai e have the best bf bounce*
lions with the great centei-s of
supply, and standing as we db;
with our finger on the pitlse of
She Cuuhtii'l Get Married.
Tlie Boston Herald : ay:<: A Istomins
ter honsekoepdr while looking over
some old letters of her great-grand
mother ran across the following:
“DKAIt. Goon J ohn —We shall have
to put <>IT our mnrringc, mother Is mak­
ing such an awful fuss about it. J don't
want to a bit. now we are published,
but 1 have to. She says you ain't old
enough and 1 don't know anything,
and (lien there Is so much expense
about it. Now, John, just tliink of it.
My dress will be only nine shillings
(81.60). and my new calfskin shoes
would do. She says you shan't marry
me until you ran keep two cows of
your owtr. Father is willing, nnd snyS
lie will give 11s the sheep, but mother
says lie shan't, nnd you know she til
ways carries the day. Darn It! I wlsli
she could never have got married her
self Now. John, let us stick to each
other I shall beeighteen iri about ten
months more. Now, you will hold on,
won't you. John? Come Sunday night
with the grny horse and shay, mid wo
will ride out nnd talk It over. Good
night.
M a nr.”
trade, we can tell Just what ilttj
public want.«
The pilblic will see in tilt! IIP
cal columns of this paper front
time to time, the special btìr-
I util ftp ther notice we Wiii
make you
special
priced oil
que HHware inni bodta dud who ph .
We nienti business;
I'otiie mill
ho ?;
W. C. King;
he date opposite your nnnie printed
C hiHigin 6f your pnpci'or on the w rapper;
indicates tliv finie your s.ibsuiiptiun expires,
and you r»u- invited i<> renew ut that time All
pipers s«-nt to pdrtif.4 out -ide the county are
promptly discontinued when their time expire«
mi I f ix ¡non:h s .irreataxe is the limit within
thco Hiiity. til stopping your 1 nbscription, it
is necessary firs to pay all arrearages.
Tillamook, Ori;
S.A. ROBERTS:^
Is selling hardware stoves and
tinware at “hard-times" prices
CALL AND SEI
C or . 1 st . S t & 1 st . A ve . E.. T illamook .
Ono of the Finest—Do yez know how
to play ch"< I. ' rs.'
Corner Loafer—Yes.
Ono of thu Finest—It’s yure more,
thin.—Truth.
TO ANNOUNCE THAT POLITICS CUTS NO FIGURE WITH MY TRADE,
AND THAT I HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF FURNITURE, WALt-PAPER
ANDW'NDOV.’ SHADES WHICH I AM SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH.
U ndertaking
in
C onnection
C E. REYNOLDS;
< irnrr l!r*t
Price of admission.
to Pis'atello and came in over the Union Do r.ot fail to be here.
Pacific I le got to see a good ileal of
Price of admission 25 cents.
reentry, but was in a hurry to get home.
Reserved seats 50 Ga.
He says lie has no doubt about Harrison
< hildren half price.
being elected. He beat Cleveland once
and can do it again —Oregonian.
KXMCCTolt'S SAI.E.
Caligxa do Vncn sailed from Spain und
landed in Florida, or in the region now
called by that name. From there hl>
made a wonderful overland journey to
tlie City <4 Mexico On that journey
a part of the way lie traversed a route
which ever since has found great favor
with travelers tr> New Mexico. Just
think of It 1 There Is a road 800 miles
long, rising so inqierceptibly for over
GOO miles of tlie distance as to hviii all
sohitely level, und without a single
bridge from end to end.
What wonderful tales that road could
tell --of the bearded followers of De
Vaca, thin and worn by privation mid
the fatigue of their long journey Ilin ugh
a wilderness until then pathless—of the
after settlement ol tlie neighborhood
by the Spaniards—of the coming of tlie
hardy American pioneer, traders, sol
diers, settlers ami last, but most im
|n>rtnut of all. the railroad engineers.
Many an exploit of soldiers, scout and
Indian warrior lias that ancient frail
witnessed. Phil Kearny knew it well,
(or had lie not fought over nearly its
entire length? Kit Carson aehicvisl
much of his fame in its vicinity, mid
Iri the early fifties F X. Aubrey, c.
young man. made a famous ride against
time over the same rout«, from Santa
Fe to lm!e|H>iidence, Mo. — Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Sis—Athi-lstane, I am unhappy.
Bub-Why?
Hi- -I think you'd love mo better if I
wiix a blond! —Life.
Tho^o knowing themaelves
«1 to
Dr Weave r are requi red to make imnie*
diate settlement aw all acrsWnta ren /lin­
ing un|«aifl on the 1%t day of July IM2
will I m ) phic/d in the hatidwofnn Attwrney
u ith inatrucuona to atie on the «nine.
Thia is made
le neo
neosanry aa I inti nd to
chang’ mv pla< e of re
ettlement
t and l>t \vr I- , TiDumook. Orc
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B oots ,
C L( ) T
J ííitM, C.'ipsi, 1 *icce Dry Goods».
I'i 1111 h-.l > i 11;4 < too< Is», Ktc.
„irge-t stock over brought to Tillamook, ju«t received at