Tillamook headlight., July 21, 1892, Image 4

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t,H V V. JOMMSON
W F I). Jo.NhS.
< 'O!t It BUBON D1 NO »EC R Kf A R V
Meets first and third Saturday caeli month,
rev information regarding 'I iilamook
County. Write for particulars, ami see further
descriptive matter in thi paper. Send for copy
Of I llustrated II kadlight , B«.ar«l <»f Trade
Edition.
//ih, Qocd ^¡tavclcd Stia
ilacficd bi/ SUac/nificeu!
GEMS IN VERSE
We Host Not Uoilbt.
Wo must not doubt or fear or dread that love
for life is only given.
And that the calm ami sainted dead will meet
estranged and cold in heaven —
Oh, L oto were jaxir and vain indeed, based on
so harsh and stern a creed.
Earth’s lower things her pride, her fame, her
science, learning, wealth and pourer—
Slow* growths that through long ages cuine, or
fruits of some convulsi ve hour.
Whose every memory must decay—Heaven ia
t<Mi pilie for such as they.
They are complete: their work is done. So let
them sleep in endless rest.
Love's life is only here begun, nor Is nor can
be fully blest;
has no room to spread Its wings amid this
crowd of meaner things.
—Adelaide A. Procter.
How to Itolleve 5iy or Other Vine Pol*
•
soiling.
Apply soft soap freely, without remov­
ing it with water. With some i»ople a
Weak tincture of belladonna relieves the
poisoning quickly.
flow to Pítele m Trunk.
To pack a trunk properly requires a
plan. If one is going on a trip and pro­
poses to live in the trunk, »0 to apeale,
then tho plan should l e made with refer­
ence to easily getting at those things
most frequently in demand. If, how­
ever, the trunk is packed merely to move
clothing from one place to another,
Where tho trunk will be unpacked, then
tho plan should call for a folding of all
garments in as large fold ■ as the size of
the trunk admits of. As each layer is
made all the .paces at th • i.l.-; and ends
ami in the corners should l e filled with
amall articles. It is a h id plan to put in
it lot of garments one on top of the other
and then when the pile lias reached tho
top of tile trunk try to till in tln se va­
cant places. Uesid.smu ing thingsup
yon will loee valuable space by such a
method. The proper way is to build
layer on top of layer, making each one
complete bh you go along. The result
will bo that yon can get a great deal
moro in a trunk, and the compactness of
packing prevents the clothing from get­
ting creased and mu- ■ d. Hi.-.id that
no woman ever thoroughly mastered tho
art of trunk packing.
Ifow to Cool Inilamcil or ll«*ntc<l Eyes.
A little contrivance < alle.l an eyecnp
enn be bought for fifteen or twenty cents
at drug stores, of which few people
know of. It is like a tiny goblet of thick
glass, whose bowl is slightly elliptical in
■hap*, and whose top edge is curved
dowuvj-ajd, so it will til. closely over tho
hollow in which the oyo is set. This
filled witli col l water, with a few grains
of «alt, 1 b held to tho eye hi nt over to
meet it. When the le ad is lifted the
eyocun bo o ] k n and shut ninny times in
tho liquid, of which not a drop need es­
cape. Any eyo wit h or . .ling lotion
cuu be applied by this means.
How t<» AddrmH Letters.
If you uro addressing a business letter,
■»end it to Mr. John Smith or to Measr».
John Smith & (’<>. If th«» letter bo a so
rial communication, addrc»s it to John
Smith, Esq. The English rule is to ad­
dress tradcHinen a» "mister” ami <entle-
inen and professional men as “osqnire.**
But this rule won’t work fur obvious rea­
sons in Ainorica. Addnsi a lettor to
“General Smith” or to “Dr. Smith,” but
never under any circuinstiinces to “Mrs.
General Smith”or “Mi <. Dr. Smith.” If
such an identification bo < . ential ton
correct delivery, ii e an extra line and
addretu* to “Mrs. Smith, in the care of
General Smith.” If the letter be to a
widow and her identity boob.cure with­
out the title of her liimbaml, then the
obsolete form mi*;ht be used of “Mrs.
Mar)' Smith, widow of General John
Smith.” But such is not an imaginable
case. There is no un of putting * for”
or “to” before the name of a p tsoii ad­
dressed. In nddrt ■••ing a note to un­
married stater» the graiiiinnti< d rule is
towrite, when the given nines an» not
jiK'ntioned, “The Mtai Smith»,” and
when tho nnims ire mentioned “The
Misses Mary a. I Sarah Smith.” But
•‘The Misses Smith” has 1 ■»•< n adopted by
general consent and will do. To a man
to whom the titl< of honorable indue the
article shonl I bo u < <1 aud ho should be
nddivNMcd a» “The Hon. John Smith.”
But no man in Aim ii<*a < xcept the lieu­
tenant govern« t of Ma .;« hu ■ tt- is en­
titled by law to such a mark of distinc­
tion. Weae<’<»t«l it. how« ver, very liber­
ally, and maybe wo are right. “His
Excellency” is only given by law to the
governor < f Ma-nchnsi ttn. The proi-
dent of the Vnitrd States should l>e ad­
dressed in so ninny words, and the begin­
ning of a letter to him should be simply
“Mr. President," or "To the l’rennleiitof
tho United States, Sir.”
The Good Morning Kiss.
*Tis but three little mouths ago
Since Nell and I were married.
And Joy that came to bi«l us Joy
Since then has with us tarried.
And yet a full fu dged Benedick,
With ull my biiss, am I,
As doth appear each morning
When I kiss my Noli good by;
For It’s
Don’t forget the curtain rings.
The carpet tiu ksarid hatchet.
And t ike this piece of ribbon, lovo.
And sec If you cun match it.**
Oh, happy is the evening hour.
When Nell tho tea is pouriug
Ami I am sitting opposite.
Her every move adoring!
And happy are the morning times
That nil loo quickly fly
ntil I stand upon the steps
And kiss my Nell good by:
Au«I it’s
“Don’t forget the linen, dear,
And match these buttons, sweeting.
And « all around at Ma<laine Y.’s
Ami get that yard of pleating.**
Tho pn j,rit tor of a corner grocery
happened to be a small man without any
beard.
“What can 1 do for yon sonny?*’he
asked the small boy in front of the
counter.
“Nothing. The other little Ixjy 1»
wrapping mo up a pickled cucumber.”—
Texas Sifting».
is it so, O Christ in heaven, that whichever
way we go
Will of darkness must surround us, things wo
would but cannot know?
T. at the infinite must bound us like a temple
viil unrent.
While the Unite bvor wearies so that none at­
tain content?
Is it ro, O Christ in heaven, that the fullness
yet to come
Is so glorious and so perfect that to know
would strike us dumb?
Kiltie(n^ed five yearn, wlmdoesn’t like
That if only for a moment we would pierce bo
to any “please”)— Papa, pass the bread.
yond the sky,
Papa If what, my dear?
With these ¡xor dim eyes of mortals we should
Just «‘‘e God and die?
Ratio—If you can reach it.—Munsey’s
—Ba rah Williams.
Weekly.
H<*ttlc<1 Mt Last.
Sho cotnes Into tho restaurant,
Slio sitadowu in a chair;
She toases up lier Iunga and then
Kho roods the bill of faro.
A Ry in put II izl ng Spirit.
She rends It up. «ho reads it down.
She reads it croaawlse. too;
8I10 r<-ada it near, fhe reads it far.
She reads It through and through.
Sh<* take« it up, she put« it down,
Sho looks around In doubt;
She limns she drums, she sighs, sho starts.
Her lipa begin to |x»ut.
A Dltllculi < hol« .*
tn Nusprnd Our’» Skirts In
XI ealhrr.
Mak»» a belt hr.
< it i.;h f«> button
around the waist outside <>f du x
I’ >
thia fuaU*n nt i« .uhtr inH ivals four
prrlmp» eight er t< U inchvM h'lig.
Mini on tho end < I’ eticli tape place a large
»«fety pin. The < ntrivam > iuay I»»» car­
ried always in n w;ft i dlm t or mackin
k»sh pocket, mix ) with it « aid a dri s
eaaily be lifted «nd a« hi <li n* <1 >
If black tu|ws niui 1» It arc ..
I thw will
■ot look taid ewn if no watrrpn »f i
worn.
••Then, niv <lvsr »ir, why on ear lb
Lru-hlt.. 1 i<-.
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W h ÓARE DEBILITATED. AND SÙFSg
from N ervous D ebilità S eminal W far
ness . L osses D rains . I mpotency oft
L ost M anhood . R heumatism , L ame
ack . K idne ? T roubles . N ervousness
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we have a relief and cure
In your ignorance of effects
and vitality — which is
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strength and vigor will fol­
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Dr. Sanden’s Electric
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testify, and from many of ->
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/fajf The date opposite your name printed
on the margin of your paper or on th«- wrapper
indicates the time your subscription expires
and yon are invited to renew at that time. Ail
papers sent t«» parties outside the county are
promptly discontinued when their time expires
ami six months* arrearage is the limit uilhm
the county. In stopping your subscription.it
is necessary first to pay all arrearages.
GREAT
THE
REDUCTION!
llipan« Tabtilcw purifv the l«l.>.■,!.
liipan» Tabule* <mr b.,«i bn*Hth.
RipuiM Tahnlcs : fur bad t.-nq-er.
Ripatu Tabitlra i nn- bili<ui,n<
Ri|«niii Tabu!««: staiubMni n in <i«r.
Ri| ati< Tabuir, : one give« letiei.
Ri|mn« Tabukw cine e >n«t«|>ition.
Kilians TabuUrs : for torpid liver
Ripam, Tabiile. pl asant laxative.
Ripan, Tal’iiles « «re «lixainess.
Kipan, Tahulw < uie dv- p, |w a.
liipan* Tabnles : a famil.v r-na-dy.
iii|«ans Tabulca have cum • to al<v.
Kiran« Tabak,: for« nr «1 tnacn.
ilians T:vl«iiks are always rvadv.
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J ob P rinting at L ess than P ortland P rices .
Now is the time to order Letter Heads, Hill
Heads, Envelopes, Cards, Etc.
Wo make this reduction that all may get in
1 he habit of using printed stationery. Il costs
it-s than to buy* blank stationery and is more,
1 business-like. Once in the habit, and you will
not quit it. It saves time and money.
The prices given arc for the best qvalitv oi *
pahkr and stock , though we furnish cheaper
grades for less money. No trouble about writ
1 ing with pen and ink oil our stationery, and the
priuting is done in the best style of the art.
fLoO I 1^2.50 I V5°° I fiiooo
Buklne.«s Cai ds fl 5°
f2 25
f4 5-
?3 oo
Bill Heads
. 1 5°
2 25
3 oo • 5 00
2 25
Letter Brads
. I 50
3 oo
. 2 OO . . 2 75
4
Nole Heads
. 1 40
2 OO
Statements
. 1 4°
. .2 75
4
. . I 50
. 2 ?o
Envelopes C%..
XX
4
. .6
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Large
XX
2 50
•4 25
Show Ti«?«*t ls...
. 2 OO . .2 75
3
1 50
i 50 . .2 00
Dance
"
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l'oste« s, Small
1 50
2 00
” Medium
5 °o
3 00
IO co
”
Large
6 50
.5 00
2 50
Ï 75
1 ireuhir 1.« Iter
•5 25
1 00
Shipping Tags.
4 5<
i 75
I Visiting Cards 5«x?ts
or “sets. f*l()0.
"Bought of" Statements oil pencil paper, tablet
form, f2 25
or f.| oo $HOOO.
Placards, "I’ositivclv do credit," etc., fl ^doz.
or less 3rts. each for all over. Large size fl 50
^Woz. aud .sets each for all over.
"For Sale" and "For Rent’’ placards, with space
for name and description, jets, err.d-
llorse Bills on card board or cloth, >5 00 ^50 or
|6 5U flUO.
.Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds, Summons,
Applications for Survey, ami all other legal
blanks of same size carried ill stock, 5c. ea< h
or soc. fltdoz. Discount «'f 1» per cent, on js < •
orders. Blanks not < uuineiatc«l, <i 00 ^i<x>.
Speeiallv prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound
in tablet torin, $2 00 ^100, f; 5«-
or
$1000. Large size, <3 00, <4 50 ami f; 00.
Printing on Postal Cards, il 00 $100, Ji 50 $250,
fa 40 $500 anil
25 $iouo.
Pencil Tablets, 5 and 10c, For ink, 10 and lfic.
It always pays to order in quantities of 500.
No charge foi blinking work in tablets.
Extra charge for color work, printing on both
sides and «lifficult designs. Alf kinds of com
merclal printing not enumerated done promptly
and at low rates.
all and se«1 our extensive Hue of samples
and you can get an idea of what von want and
be convinced «if o«ir claims. Mai) orders given
prompt attention. Samples «if Legal Blanks
sent free to N’otai ies, Attorneys and J. I’.’s.
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T illamook , ori
“1 give you my love, then 'tis all I can do**—
Low tintopexl her womanly head.
“I low you, til», b»ve, with a love so true.
There is nothing elw in my life for yon.**
“But Lane wants nothing vise," she tudd.
—Tom H. Cannon.
L\i you know who that fearfully
hullK-1) WVIIV .in u over by the door?”
‘‘V«. that 1« my wife, hih ! I would
rtmiuj you that beauty u only akin
yo ^^WEAHNESS0-1’
QCBSCWIPTIONS taken at this office for .my
ncwspap.er or magazine published in the
United States or Foreign cou» tries.
Anew and complete treatment consisting of
Suppoaitoriea, Ointment.« tn Capsules, also iti
Box
ami pills a Posithrcure for External, In
lzkvoaamc sweeter than you—
ternal. Blind or Bleeding. Itching. Chronic, Re­
Ixive. with tho exes of blue:
cent or Hereditary Piles, and many other di»-
The sweet soprano sho knew, she knew
caae« and female WCakne«s, it is always a great
Is'iufit t«> th«- general health. The first discov­
When she was singing of love and May
That lxwo wax master and ruled the play. ery of a medical cure rendering an operation of
the knife nnueccxsary hervaft« r. Inis remedy
And lx»ve wan singing your heart away—
has never beeu known to Cail, fi per box. 6 tot
Hinging your U« mu t away!
f5, sent by mail Why «uffer from this tern!»’«-
— Frank L. Stanton.
>h«ca*«-. when a written guarantee is given witii
six boxes, to refund the money if not cured ’
semi stamp for free aoiuple. Guarantee issu< «1
A Wouian'a XVay.
by W oodakd . C lark IkCo , wholesale and retail
M! will give you,” be murmured, “a warrior's druggists. S«»le Agents, l\>rtland. Oregon. 51
name**-
She sighed ,u» she shook her head.
“I x* ill varve it aloft on the pillars of fame.
In bUsnl rvd letters, enscrollvd in Paine“ —
“But Lox v cannot read it,“ »he said.
M ost compl«! bo« k < t its kimlOpDlDur 3'0
ever p»i>.hwh<-d. Giv-' H -•>• ObnlDfitn d
“I will make you," he pleaded, “a statesman's
uremvut of all kimls of l.umbei, LUM8FR
brute”
1.« c*. I’lanks -. mtling; cubical
.y-'
She listened and turned her head.
content« of -.p .»:«• and round
ANb
“I will sit in the halls w here the great abide;
Timber, hints n> lumbvr dealer« I ftg
U-lHlf
Where Xmbltl u» feasts ami Is satisfied**—
woodanea«ur< speed of cfrci 1 «r*’*®
OJuA
sawvearr-jf Stws. cord wootl table*, felling
“But Lnc cannot share it.“ she said.
trv«*«.growth of trees; latnl n»« ,i«ni, . wages,
irnf. txwrd. interest, stave and !ea«)ing bolts
“I xx 111 sins you a song such as i<oets prisa**—
ctr. Stand nd I hma R thiongcout the Vuited
8 he blushed and »»he drooped her be ml.
“I «ill «t»o soft chords from the inuse, « hose states aud Canada Get the new i«lii*tr.ttr«!
««Ilttonof i*>i2. Ask your book seller for it.
eyes
.Vnt post paid for 35 cents.
Illumine the |»ortnls of Ixive's paradise“—
G W Fisher.Box 233 oohesterN.Y.
“Hut U»vo cannot sing them.“ she said.
Com pensât ion.
Oh. the compensating spring«! Oh. the balance
w heels of life.
Hidden awa> in the workings under the seem­ 4
ing strife!
Slowing the fret and tl»e friction, weighth»*
the w hirl and the force.
Evolviti« the truest power from each »nwn-
H'lou« sou ree.
Ah! if we knew it all, we should swrelj ander-
stand
That the batanee of sorrow ami joy U held
with an even hard,
TXatthe scale of UkVSM or hws shall never
•»vrrfh.w.
And that coinprn*Ation le twined with the kA
of high aud low.
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—Th«* bvhtplac? to iuvest. AL
N EH\LEM.
with prices of lots, in this office. Write to
or call ou Nehalem Mil) Co , Astoria, Ore., or
H knry Tor.HL, Nel.aleiu, Ore.
24-tf
0V3i< Ons Million (Sold.
A llinifdj Siig¡¿r*trtl.
’ANDEN
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“Si i I and suspenso RY for .
1 .,y me u«»«vu,---
Portland or Salem price*. Approved from,
samples will be sent to Notaries in this count
1 said w hen the curtain fell,
“Adieu, brave tenor, adieu!
You sang your part and you sang it well.
But lx>ve sang sweeter than yon!**
Appington
his has lie­
past 1 tidtiraneo. This morning
when I wan taking my bath that monkey
oj youni jump« I on iuv back, • Yott’v»
got to choose between him and me.
Mrs. Appin ;ton- Well, give 111« three
days to think it over. llarjHT’» llazar.
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^ABSTRACTS OF TITLES—Titles examined
j' and records searched. Abstracts ma«lr n>r
ull lands or town lots in the county on sln rt
notic«*. Work for nonresident lund hohlers ia
specialty. The only set of abstrm t books in
the county. Complete todale. office in H e id -
light office. Address T illamook A bstract
Co.. Tillamook, Ore-
EXEUUTolUS SALE.
By virtue of an order of the lion. Countj
Court of Tillamook County, State of Oregon"
duly mac e and entered June nth iS^, the un-
deraigtied Executor of the will of M. I’ Hatha­
way deceased will at «»tie «»’clock in the after­
noon of Saturday July 16.h 1S92. offer for h th­
The Taking of the Tenor.
at public auction at the Court bonne door at
And tho tenor is married! I knew.
Tillamook. Oregon, the real property of the
That brilliant night at the play.
aforoni I testator in Tillamook Count' . Oregon,
That Hie sweet soprano with eyes of blue
described a« follow-», to-wit The south half o
the southucst quarter ami the west half of the
Wiw binging ids heart away—
southeast quarter of section 30, Tou nsliip 2
south, of Range 10 west, of the Willamette
Hinging his heart away,
Meridian in Oregon and also 4:» acres in the
IxMuilng Ids lips astray;
north half ot south west quarter of said section
The «In rk of the forest <1 reamed today—
,v>. Townnbip 1 s «nth, Rann ia west, bounded
The stage wan a meadow, sweet w itli May; by Iwgtiintiig at th«' southeast corner of th«*
She was singing his heart away—away.
.\. E quarter of the S. \V. quarter of flit
Singing his heart away!
aforesaid section 30, and running them e north
12 chains, thence went 40 chains, thence south
She w»m not singing to you.
12 chains, thence cast 40 chains to place ot
iH-ginning.
Kite wan not singing to me;
Ter us of 'ale: One half cash, remainder on
He saw himself in her eyes of blue,
one y ars time secured by note and moilguge
A drowning mau in a sea!
ou Hie premies.
Deeds to
made at expense of purchase!s.
A drew nlng man in a sea
n»K THAVBR, Executor
Where drowning is sweet! And she—
(>li. she w ax singing his ship astray;
Hut the beautiful haven landward lay—
«/AJRANESE5
The stage was a meadow, sweet with May.
Ami the birds were singing his heart away —
Hinging his heart away!
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Clil bxcclkill Sl/tlcUl
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT.
Advertisements under this head, one cent
per word for first insertion, and half rates
thereafter.
The waiter stands with sphinxliko staro
For hours, it seems to me;
And then she aaya «he thinks she'll have
A cup of nice hot tea.
—Life.
Il«*w
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Fit m window ...-li <. • « into n largo
dr7 gu.»l» l«>X or I- II I I. > . ' UlH.lt) fur
the puipo»v, h aving i >|
. of four er
■ix inebennbove the - ih ! i !■'. .1 ventilator.
Harn aatope uf five or nix I ik '. i . v t the
root. In tli« reurm.l |>.<rti««. n • If <« E« t
or luorv »|uu.« ia win. li to l. .d. Place
the entrance al th» Mile anil keep the
coop cool ami clean. Wi en the ^a.-h i-
•<> longer neeiled, it can I h , rw'inivr' Mid
h »
In Lovers* land we twain abide
Ami there will dwell forever;
No doubt or grief shall be allowed
Our werldcd souls to sever.
80 faithfully her uame I breathe
I:i every ardent sigh
I’m glad to be the errand boy
Who kisses her goodby;
When it’s
“Hun aroun«l to Stacy's, George,
And get t hreo sheets of hatting.
And bring four spools of 'lifty* thread
that I use for tatting.**
—George Horton.
Is It So?
Is It no. O Christ in heaven, that tho highest
suffer most,
That the strongest wander furthest and rnoro
hopcdessly are lost.
That th » mark of rank in nature is capacity
for pain.
That tho anguish of tho singer makes tho
sweetness of the strain?
Ktir tho nugMi* intu the unbeaten white
of the egg. Tin« will kut p soft some­
times a week or more.
lluw tu N«-«.* I lult-r M’atar.
If then* is k < mi <1 ice, cut n hole just
targe enough for th«* ! u«*. g< t <1own to it
and cover the heal and h l«» with a
blanket
tu* to t .v’ludv the suylight. If
there is no ice, h raft with a h<»le in the
center will answer tho simu piirj>oM».
By excluding the light th« 1 Highly you
will l»e able to ►« *• v uh stu ptising clear­
ness to the bott« in of wati r n vend feet
dr«*p. Lost articles . f any marked color
can lie teen on the lu»t t«nn nhnost as easily
aa if there were n«> w.u r.
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WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HA3.
ELECTRIC LIGHT .—The city is lighted
throughout bv electricity, the streets with arc
lights aud the dw< Hings and business houses
with iiicand« scent lights. The plant is first-
class In every respect, ami capable of lighting a
city of i0,0oo inhabit iut<.
IDEWALK .—Milts of giaxl. wide, substan­
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GRAVELED TREET -A first cbi-ss\ stein « f
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TELEGRAPH.-The 'li’laimxik & Bay City
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I'liion at forest «.rove, and will I c extendedou
this end to Nehalem and Clr.ts p.
TOWN ITC -The lo< atioti of the city is re­
markably beautiful, and is just sloping enough
to seci.re g’M>d sewi rag«- aud drainage. An ex­
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reasonable cost, also. The townsite is J lid off
regularly,and with wide streets.
BUILDINGS.—There are many costly and
beautiful dwelling hoti-es ia the city, and manv
substantial business houses. Tin :,« hool bouse
is a credit to the citi.
BUSINESS.— Th-
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three g«»o<l hole s. avérai woo«|-\\ orking »hop«,
two hardware stores a jewelry store, a Irook-
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