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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1892)
QENE^AL iy|EI(CH^NDI^E. FRESH GOODS on hands at all times. "ounty warrants taken in exchange for goods at the highest figures possible. EARN SIDE’S Dry Goods, lothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen- eral merchandise. At the old stand, ¿Pacific University and Tualatin Academy^ I* RUG STORE! Everybody invited to call W , NEHALEM CITY B t P I FINE TOWNSITE I f A Policy in The MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL r ♦ claim, and llial «atd prooi vi ' oui.ty Ch*rk uf Tillnuiook County. .1 Tilla mook Oregon, on Aug .0. iKox. vlx: Heury ruxtou, Homestead Entry No 8.7;. tor tbe ue'. of nw'. and ho 4 ol nc , so. . 17, i?. 3 11, r 9 u He lumo the following u iUiei.se» Io prove continuous revirtence upon and cultivation of. «.ud laud, viz: under Sec. zjoi R S It D Sale, and M.nhat Robert»of Folley P.O end bun lliekey and L I. Smith of Garibaldi, oil of 'lilluniook Co. Oregon. 7~te J. T. Apperson, Register. received n sharp reproof in m a wriggling squibs that would e lify r.c.d enlighten snake tlie other d.iy Itis patrons, m.d tapping Ills Worn out A gr-ntleiiiiin of good parts and of I brain for semt ilati-eia <>i w it and wind >111 rather pre|x.isaeasii>» a|>pe»miice has that might make him famous as a liter often been the recipient of Liewitdbing ary man Ilis efforts were fruitless, and glances and ominous smiles from the lie was obliged to resort to tlie old hum fairer sex, though we are certain they j ilium task of stating that J<diu Smith touched no responsive chord in his I came to town lust Thursday, and Clint NOTH B FOR PUBLICATION. breast, or, as it were, lie didn’t recipro Bulus Brown brought in some tine tur L&nd Office at Orecon Chy, Oregon. July 13, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the foliow- cate. In fact, we feel sore that his affec nips this week, a peck of which lie dona naiued settler has filed notice of his intention Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Stand to make final proof in support oi Ilia claim, mid tions have always been reserved for Ills ted to vo hungry editor. He tlieh wrote thst said proof will be niiufe Ixfore the County better half. 1 a stereotyped ten liner iibcut the vast and Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore Tlie good lady, however, noticed at 1 iindevelo|ied resources of the country, gon, on Aug. 30, 1852, vi»; John I). Edward«, timesthat her noble lord was tliecynosnre I touched U| kiii tlie duties of congress, and Homestead Entry No 7023, for thew'4 of nc’. of all eyes among the frisky young prophesied an unusual crop of liny foi and sVi of nw*4 of see. 12, tp. 2 s, r 8 w. Go to Williams for drugs. Born, to Henry Peters and wife, Aug He names the following witnesses to prove women of the community, and was deter- I ucsteru farmers. Ills original fund ol County ordeis Wanted. J. W. Lflwlesa. ust 10, a son. his continuous resideuce upon and cultivation mined to ascertain if lie really ever did , ' news and wisdom were exhausted. He of said land, viz: G W Wallace killed.lt 51'0 pom d Oar business men report trade lively L Crenshaw of Tillamook, and E M Keys, -------TILLAMOOK, ORE. '! a few hear last week. M A Keys and George Shotwell ot Tra.sk 1’. b . encourage the attention of other women. ■ then took the scissors and made Tf... I ........... , . . .... _ _ v ... ... .1 . , . . , . thia week. all of lillamook Co., Oregon. This immaculate liuslmnd not long I clippings about the fl.iods and thunder John Bush and family are moving 8 13 J- T. Apperson, Register. The Aiigiistn leaves Portland for Tilla-I back to California since left home rather hurriedly, and left ' «torms in tlie east, and useil tlie "Wen his coat hanging on a stump near tlie i tiler Crop Bulletin” for tilling. While mook today. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 13, house, and his fond but suspicions wife ' this |X)cr disciple of Giittenbtirg was cog- There will hea dance in Hadley's Hull ’892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow mg- named settler has filed notice of his intention concluded it would 1st a good time to iu- itaiing and |>oiuleriiig over tlie uncer- Saturday night. to make final proof in support of his claim, and E Carter, has commenced working that said proof will be made before the C'ouutv vestigate the contents of ills pockets, tainties of life, and trying to contrive Subscriptions for any paper published on the cotitiiy ror.d from 'Jarlbaldi down Clerk of Tillamook County, at l illaiuook, Ore She went through all but one, finding I * ays and means of staving off liis credi -Is the place to find bargains in taken al Lamb's t-f. gon, on Aug. 29, 1892, viz: to the ocean liencfi. nothing, and anxiously put her baud in ‘ tors allo had been persistently sending in Otto WnHhch Velius aiid the moon Were visible here ! The Garibaldi base ball nine are ini' Homestead App. No. 8241, for the s% of ne’/4z the last pocket expecting to find a loving monthly statements with a piouiinent at mid-day Thursday. aud n,’^ of se‘/4 of sec., 12, tp. 3 s, r 10 w. ! proving fast, and will soon be able Id He names the following witnesses to prove epistle from some young lady, but she "Please Remit” staring him in the face, W ood to ski . i ..—-Ilk) conla @ $2 |>er' compete with the Bay City nine. his continuous residence upon and cultivation drew her hand forth with a shriek, mid ills meditations were suddenly broken of, said land, viz: Mr. Itose, who went to California last cord . Call on G. O. Nolan t-f G W Wallace, Henry Hays, William Pes’er- out with it came a 14 inch snake. When by a man entering the office. It was Mr. field and Fred Burrow, ail-ot Nestocton, Tilla f , i 11 .1.1 1 fall, has returned home for a short lime: Patronize home industry by getting mook Co., Oregon. - she recovered iroui the fright, she wbj * rivayune. and he wanted to know how He talks of moving back there with his Apperson, Register. uonviuced that she Lad been justly pun-1 much his bill was. He whs informed, your legal blanks at Lamb’s. family this fall I isiied for her suNpiciona, and conf<«aed I and with great pomp Mr. Picayune laid W anted :—County orders to the Value NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The Elmore brought in lire fishermen Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 13, j the whole matter to her husband, implor-1 down the change on the desk and or- of $3000 at the bank. C. A E. Tn.tvfca.51 1892. Notice is hereby given that the follow and Chinamen last Monday, anti fishing ing named settler has filed notice of his inten 1 ing his forgiveness for her lack of faith dered his paper stopped. Mr. Picayune Someboilv has sent us a properly ad commenced Sunday night the 21st. tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim, | in his honor said: "You seut me a dunnin ’ letter the The snake got away, and dressed etK' lope, forgetting to place their and that said Proof will be made before the There is prospects of a good run this fall. County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla is probably lying in wait to give trouble other day and I don’t want your pa]>er missive insi<lc. mook, Oregon, on Aug, 29, 1892, viz: Although Garibaldi is probably the to some other woman. any longer. Y’ou needn’t think I'm go- Ninety Cents on the dollar, in merchan Henry Hays, in' to leave. I alius pav my debts and dise, paid for eouuty warrants At the smallest towit on the edast Considering Homestead Entry No. 6876. for the n’i of ne’X, Fanutni Wanted. se# of ne’i and ne% of. « c ' a of sec. 10, tp, 3 s, r T illamook , O regon its age, and it is not ally larger now than any o’ my neighbors esu tell you eo.” 10 w "Racket Store.” t-f it was twenty years ago, it can boast of Tlie editor was glad he had paid so He names the following witnesses to prove his There lias been a disposition iu tlie Mrs Casebeer, formerly Mrs. Hill, of three first class hotels, the liar View, continuous residence upon and Cultivation of, ' much, and fell into a YeVerie again, In said land, viz: western states to build towns liefore tlie Hebo, died Sunday and was buried Bay View and the Squires hotel. Otto Walther, G W Wallace, Fred Burrows up a short time Mr. Bathnnn, from way and William Pesterfield, all of Nestocton, Tilla country is developed. Many people are the creek came iu, and carelessly tossed Monday at Woods cenietety. mook Co., Oregon. infatuated with the idea that they can ltay City. 8-13 J. T. Apperson, Register. Tillamook and Bay City a dollar and a half on tlie counter, witli FOREST GROVE, OREGON. make n fortune buying town lots and ball Sunday afternoon nt the air of a man who hud a whole sack One of the oldest and beat equipped institutions in tlie North-west. College Attgusl Andersen has moved to Gari* FOR PUBLICATION. »elling them nt an advanced price. Un- d academy Courses; Classical, Scientific and Literary. Unusual opi»ortuuities Land NOTICE luil left, aud remarked that tlie editor score stood 11 to 1(1 in favor of Bay City. baldi. Office st Oregon City, Oregon. June 18, ■ advanced work in Chemistry and Biology. Special instruction in tlie English 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ; principled speculators have taken advan- didn't get it straight about his light with San Framl.ico Chronicle, Daily and settler has filed notice of his inten - tag» of this and have laid out tewns W. N. Vatighu has iiia new dwelling Inchon and in Normal methods. Tlie Coneercatory ol Music offer» excellent op- ing-named tion to make final proof in sup|>ort of his claim. Jack Scainniahorn last week, and that lie Sunday, delivered' locta per week or rtunities for the study of vocal and instrumental music. nearly Sotnpleted and that said proof will l>e made before the : j where there is no use for towns, laid out wanted tlie matter fixed up. The editor 65cts per mouth, strictly in advance, at County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla Expense» reasonable. Board In club at reduced rates. I additions to towns when there were no J J. McCoy is building an addition ft) on September 5, 1892, viz; wasted about uu hour trying tn palliate Lamb’». t-f. Fall term begins Wednesday, Septemlier 21st, 1892 For catalogues, address : mook, Oregon, Joseph 1 probabilities of tlie towns being extended, Angelo, the old school liollse. Mr. Badtnan, aud by dint of a little bluff T homas M c C lelland , President Mis* lailtl limit and Miss Maggie Pre-emption D. S. No- 6524, for the se^ of sw’4 ■ and sold lots to the over enthusiastic Geo and Lyttian Ldmti »petit Sunday of sec. 27, tp. 3 n, r 10 w. ing finally got rid of him. Fearnside were oitt driving Tuesday eve He names the following witnesses to prove his 11 public. Itis needless to say that mote Then there was a apace of full two! ning and their horao ran away, injuring with ftifchds at this place. continuous residence upon and cultivation of, j money lias lieen lost by buying such lots said land, viz: hours in which the office was lonely as a j troth of tlicm severely but not danger J. II. Bridgeford returned ftmn Sa lent George FC R Dean, Henry Tohl, Andrew Klein than lias lieen made. and T F Gallagher’ all of Nehalem, Tillamook graveyard, and tlie quill puaher took off j ously. Monday on the Str. Elmore. In other cases it lias lieen evident that Ilia coat aud set type. Boon, however, I Co., Oregon. 8-14 J. T. Apperson, Register. Miss Kutic Mortis is Vi»itihg With her Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds, I certain regions of vast resources would the monotony was broken by a train of> I in the future support goed towns, ami interruptions. Everybody seemed to be | and Other legal blanks, the latest ap sister Mrs M. B. Pettys, of this place. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. W.C. King and daughter spent Sun proved forma, well printed and on the L«nd Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 23. tlie future lias been anticipated by laying 1A92. —Notice is hereby given that the following ■ out qmper cities long befoie the country's coming in at once. A party of women I best quality of paper, at Portland prices, day with Mr. ahd Mr*. W. C Mbttbn> named settler has filed notice of l:is intention wanted to secure space for a W. C. T. U. I to make final proof in support of his claim mid resources hove been developed, and tlie at Lamb's book store. t-f M. F. McNeil and J. If. Boatman made column, a man came in and wauled to that sai<ii»roof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore lots sold at prices which would be con Mr Fawcett, postmaster at Nestocton, a trip to Tillamook Monday On business know who was the Blabtown coriet-pon- gon, on September 12 i8g2, via: sidered high alter tlie proposed town was i Miss Ellen Bewley gavo her hand n Charles Poppleyoung, j dent, some people came iu to see a print- died Sunday uloming. He Was nearly | actually built mid the adjacent resources j Pre-emption 1). S. No. 6736. for the of 8W*-4, . . ling office, tlie chronic exchange bummer 80 vears of age and was an old resident I severe cut, by letting an akc drop oh if s'2 of sv’4 and nc1., of st.-'/, of BCC. /. tp. I S, r <> w. j utilized. Ami, in some casts speculators 1 of Oregon and Tillamook county, The | fast Saturday. lie names the following witnesses to yrova i vwns ' WH1,tC(’to know if tlie Bazoo exchanged LFRED illiams his continuous residence upon and cultivation : have even gone so far is to build towns renluins were interred nt ills lato home. , , I witli tlie Wayhack Itemizer and asked ' Prof. E. K. Bar hard will move th Til of said land, via: nd for1 , .. . , . O. Sundin. I,. G. Freeinnn, Gus. Wickland long before there was any demat™ .„. i the editor to put it on the exchange list I Opposite Some time since the Oregonian pub lamook ¡11 the near future. Mr. B. will Tillamook, Oregon and Olof Guttatrom, all of Tillamook, Tillamook them, in order to sill lots. Lar won House. ; and save him a copy each week w hen it lished an article, which was copied liy take charge of the school nt Hoquartotti Co., Oregon. I This thing of living on the future I 9-14. J. T. Apperson, Register. cam.', the poetry crank was on liuiid, the this paper, slating tluit C. G Cutting of Mr. Wesley Connor, who bn* lieeil doesn’t pay. Those who have invested man who wauled the editor to republish Oretonn had been charged with perjury. confined to liis lied for son e time, ftont NOTICE. their money have lost it, and those who a seven column article from theCulamity Tlie grand jury found ho grounds for an the effects of a fall received on the Htr.- I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate OF have come to such places expecting to Reformer was on hand, and tiie editor indictment mid cleared Mr. Cutting of Homer, on his wav here from San Fran- O regon , for T illamook C ounty . secure tlie means of a livelihood have C. W. Smith ) patiently talked to nil of them A Btorni the charge | cisco, la now able to bo around again. been disappointed. Tho efforts to secure he est lace to nvest • George F. vs William») , RheriflTs Sale is always followed by a calm, and when Court convened Monday, Judge Bur immigration have often been crowned Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an tho hubbub had eubsidid lie sat down to nett presldlrg. Among the attorney* I execution duly issued out of the above named witli success, but tlie results were <lis- I court, on the 13th day of July, 1892, tn enforce n I astrotis. Tlie wrong class has been rend his mail. He had uu arn.fu! of ex present from the outside are: J. E. Mag Magnificent Timber A ilf'v ichool district is to lie organized judgment against the above named defendant, changes, ninny of which lie never had ers mid — llinisey of McMinnville; nn "the CapC. ” and in favor of the above named plaintiff, ami to brought into the country. line directed and delivered as Sheriff ofTilln- Ridi Coal Deposits time to open, and mo.it ol Ids letters James McCain, prosecuting nttorn-y; R District No. II, Onion Peak, has art | mook County, Oregon, and commandi'i^ me to Iu the first place, men who have were duns. He ulao l,ad a letter from Stott, of Portland; Ex-Gov. W. W. enrollment ot 28. | sell the following described property. t cTon. ing to said defendant, to ? iti.-fy the the said judg II cans to develop resources are needed. Productive Earm Land. ment. to-wit: the sum of |i37 9S and costs, taxed After tliese are .«taited there is a chance Mr. Oldsubscriber stating that ho didn't' Thayer, of Portland, ,1. .1. Daly and II School in Dist. No. 24, under Mr. G. at $40.90, and accruing costs, to-wit: get his p iper last week, Constant Reader Eakin, of Dallas ; mid Hon. G G. Bing Lots 13 and 14 in Sec 36, tp. 3 n, r io w, in Til lor laborers and business men. Capital \V. Kiger Im» nn average Rttendunco of wrote to find out why his article w asn't1 ham of Salem. lamook County, Oregon. Now, therefore, after due levy having be 11 ists arc slow in making investments in 17. printed lust week. Pro Bono Publico, Ver made by me upon said premise», and by virtue new countries, and it takes time to get I! KIIE AND TH Kit K. Mrs. Barnard linn engager! to (each thd of said execution and order of sale, I will sell at itas, Justice, Fair Play and Unohoo all auction, for cash in hand, at the Court tliem started. rBiiy now while lots are cheap. For full particulars call on or address: public 2nd i’riinury Depaitment of Tillamook House door at Tillamook, nt the hour of 1 sent in their productions; Deacon Long- "Tanglefoot" at William** But, there is a class of men w ho fihould o’clock P. M , on the 3rd day of September, School HENRY TOEHL, Nehalem, Ore , or NEHALEM MILL CO., Astor!*, Ore. 1 said described land or premises as afore always be welcomed to a new country, face wrote that if tlie editor would pub Steamer T'iickee cumi' in Tuesday. said, to satisfy said judgment and costs mid Mins Kcliomp, of Helio, close* li*f lish in full the proceeding of the Nation-1 accruing costs. especially an agricultural region like Views of Trask river bridge, nt Heins' Hchool next Friday with an entertain« Given under mv hand and seal this 25th day ul Presbyterian Coin lave that he would I Oregon. There are chances here for farm of July, 1H92. j. I). E dwards , gallery. 0-U ment in tho evening. 9 ’ Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. ers to sei tire homes under favorable siibacrilie, anil the devil knows what *11. | New tot of mouldings received nil you should die to-dayL^ The day's work was done, and the cd- I Stliool District No. 85, Wilson rivet*, circumstances, ami to make a good living re you satisfied with theG®. ADMINISTRATOR S NOTH K. 3 , Heins' art gallery; any size to order. 0-14 ' Inis recently lieen furnished with new while they are improving and increasing itor feeling in liis pocket found jndition of your estate?- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned the receipts of the day liis printer I New backgrounds, chairs, desks, dictions y etc. ha» been duly appointed Adniini-trator of the the value of their lands. Tillamook Estate of William Kenski, dec'-eod by the county is a good example of this state of wanted a dollar to go to tlie dance; he ] i-cived nt Heins' art gallery, Tillamook County ia entitled to tlire* County Court of the State of Oregon, tor the 1 scholarships to the Corvallis Agrieoltu« i affairs. The farms need more thorough I paid $1.15 to the office boy who hadn’t to see them. County of Tillamook. All persons havinit claims «gainst said Estate, lieen paid off for a month, mid used the I rnl College. This is a good » hool. St«« are hereby notified to present them to the un I cultivation. They sliotd.l be cut up in 1’EltMONAL. dersigned at the office of I. T- Maulsby, in smaller tracts and made to produce more. remaining lActs to bnv a piece of round j dents who wish to aet ure nn appointment Tillamook City, Oregon, duly verified, within should npply al once toJIon. J. W. Msa- There is much land that is producing steak which lie took home to fatten Ilia six months from date hereof. J. D. Gibb?na is here again. Dated August 1. 1892. j hut little now that could by a little work family. He sawed enough wood to cook , Administrator ofthe E T. Davies, a liiniicr man of Port- I well bis scanty meal, alter which lie retired Robert Crawford? Estate of lie made 10 yield large crops of barley, J Aug. Idtli, we visited »cbotl in district land is in tlie city. 0-3 > Wm. Kenski. Deceased. I No. Kt . 5, ■ near ___ IT Karney _______ __ »«A - —I .....1 a* t.A Is the Best Investment you can make oats, potatoes, vegetables and certain early, not having a compliiiientury tick B, W LTV I------------ • ---------- ----------- - - . Mt., . and found it iif A. LewisandL. Shreve, of Dallas, were et to the Benevolent Society ’ s strawberry kinds of fruits. Much good pastureland , 1 The teacher, ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICK. here rusticating for a few days rec rently. ; * a pfoapefou* condition festival, and slept the sleep of the just a. Mina Maddle Of Slurgeon, has an enroll Notice Is hereby aiven that the uiKtcrsiancd is not need at atl. The country here Frank Keller, lirotlier-in law of John been duly appointed Administratrix of the w ill support thousands of cattle w here it g Every policy has a cash has ment of 25, subject to good and uholo* What in Ammonia? Hatate of John K. Ko-«, deceased, by the County Koch, and family are visiting with Mr. paid-up value guaranteed Court of the stale of Oregon, for the County ol ! supports hundreds now Better grades I some methods. Tillamook. ,. „ . Newspapers are all talking about the Koch. All persons having claims against said Katate of stock would lie kept if more attention | The adiool code inakea it a duty bt the Lseach year. arc herein notified to present th-m to the un were paid to the industry. There are use of this drug in baking powders. Hon. Win D. Stillwell has just directors tn visit the school. Directors, dersigned at the offirc of I. T Maulsby, in Tlilainook city Oregon duly verified, within ' chances on all hands for farmers to se- But what is it? And why ao injurious? turned from n two weeks visit iu have ynti dohe sb? Teachers are anxious Write me your age for a sample policy aix months from the date hereof. Ammonia is the most common and the Willamette valley. I cure homes with a little effort where they that patrons should visit tlit school. F. I. JMES, Local Aft. H. 8. COLTON, iin’l Afi’t, 233 Start St-, Fertile*. On. Dated August l, rSp.Administratrix of the ' could soon have the means of securing a meat easily produced poison thero is. It J. C. Ilsyter, tlie genial editor of Have you done ao? We believe that yotf Estate of Maggie E. R om > produces itself. It is a product of decay, Polk County Observer is here fishing and will have a lielter acliOol if you do. good living. John K Ross, Deceased. 0-3 ’ Now, these farmers are just Jluit are and is thrown off bv tlie decomposition having a good time. I needed. When tlie country is improve«l, of all organic matter, Water which con- Mrs. Newt, Daniels, of North Yamhill, Th(f Prairie Hchool, (Milla District), iff to have a new school bouse thia tall, em the towns will grow in spite of spccu* tains a large amount of sewage contains is stopping at Barnegat. Mr. Daniels ploy two teachers, and will endeavor tn lators. Trans|s>rtation facilities will lx* a proportionate amount of ammonia, was here but returned Monday. , furnish their ptipili all the knowledge I made letter in order to accomodate the Every cess-pool is air ammonia factory. H. V. Alley, of Onion Peak, ha* used that a city school may offer. Ktuden’s Ammonia was originally obtained increased productions. IT this country his knowledge ot printing to tho advan that are non-residents of the district will were settled with farmers, it would thrive from camel's dung, and for ages this was Anrw.ifHreMf'.I.IrMImwl eomUII.K of I mj charged a nominal rate of tnitiuu. tage of the HKAoi-inirr this week. It may also be pro- Suppo.it<>ri<'.. OliHwvn«» in c.pwW. •»>« in regardless of milling indiwtrios, and1 the only s.iurce. Box .nA pili.. ■ Pxmtiwcwe R k rxterwl. In Hon. J. J Daly and II C. Eakin, of Illp Van Wlnkla. tern.) Rlind nr Blredhi«. Itebin*. I hn.nte. Re wheu the mills are wtartefftt wx>«td open 1 dticed from putrefied urine. Patents liave cent or llrredlt.ry Mir«. •»<« m.n, other di. a home market for all produce As long been a|>plied for with the view of utiliz- the law firm of Daly, Mbley & Eakin, of -----TO READERS OF TUE— eMe« .nd fem.le «Mbaete: tt I. .I».y« « *te»t During tlie coming fair lire Tillamook Dallas are here to defend Ed Illing benefit tn the rei^txl bmlth. I be lirH df<«w- as there are but a few men engaged in ing tlie refuse from the large slock yards Amateur* will produce at Hadley’s thd 1 cry ot • medie.I ere revering >n <mer.llon of worth I the knife nnne«w«*ry hereafter. Thi. remedy ■ farming pursuits it ia hard to secure such and stables for its |>roductioa. Arnino I ha. "ever been known to tell » per box. «lor facilities for transi-ortatioo as trre oecea- nia of commerce ia now made from gas C. B. Hadley is able to be aronn.l, but Sleepy Hollow ot One Hundred Year* te «ent hr sail Why »altar Irom ihte terrible his arm which was broken is mending Affn, *>itli tlie Catskill MoknUins l>y ! Th««»... when a written itn»r«iitee 1« «iron with sary, but if all the available agricultural liquor. Moonlight in the background. This play I idx boaea, to refund the money if uot ciinxl The recent discussion of the dangerous slowly and probably Will never be of m-n'l .temp tor free w.mple Ot..r.nlee lamad land in the county should be fttilized. , ha« had three »UcccMiiil rnna at Cord I by WootiAKO Ct.A«x »Co., wholesale and retail there would be no delay about quick ! qualities of ammonia cornea from tlie much use to him. drnuiata *•» Agent., For Han't. Orason., 51 ray'» Theater in Portland during tho last trips of tlie touting steamers and rail- > alarming increase of its use u an adult- ... ..................................................... | W. P. Williams, of H»letn, Caine in on 1 year and has always been aekmi« lodged Th. Kraktemtal Camp.Ua of ■*»» wtU, without doubt, be the wo«t taten«eU iatere.tlna .sd ( { ways. Bv all means, let us encourage erant in certain food preparation». Peo the Elmore Monday, anil la attending ‘ the most plea.ing stage representation of Ung ia the htetory of the fnited State», .nd country people will be extremely ® . . tlie producers first, and tlie consumers ple who alttorb it in »mall quantité» from court. Mr. Williams is one of tile m<mt «ke jeseral .»4 politio.1 sew. and di-eumion. ot the d.J - predated la ■ W.tioul femrul , fafct and legend, of American produc* will then come without any encourage- day to «lay »tiffcr from alow ammonia skilled stenographers in the »tale. Mttion to a,,, .applied by their own local p*P»r. [ lion*. The local player* are taking am (Miifeinia^ Taken internally in nitfk'ient i menL ----- iinnT- ................................................... ..... ple time and cafe to inaiife tlie succea* MrJIln® Ont at <'otft. quantities it eat* away the coatings of To meet thi. want we have entered into « contrirt with the of the play which will begin at Hadley’* W. C. T, I’. tlie stomach and intentine, and canoe» The whole stock of goods in Mrs. Ji. A. | Opera oh th* evening of September tl«t death. Slow ammonia poisoning ftro- The Womens’ Cbristuia Temperance i duces various forms of »tonisch trouble, 1 Hutchina’ »torn is being closed out at 7th. Union have organised here with the fol and causes the complexion to lose lu I cost, and there ia a Chance for everyone Hub! lowing officers.—Hue E. Ki< bardaon to obtain some excellent bargains Don’t frealinees president, Helen M Brown corresponding fail to call at once, as it will lie a long Th* following sqtlib 1« going the round* secretary, Anna Monroe recording sec time before there will bo another oppor- Court Neu a. of the press: retary, Arnau la Edmunds treasurer; I (unity to aecura goods at such low prices. * «Uble. . to o*e, th.t «plendid jure.l <re«.l.r «.hmripflon price » per and th- Nestucca i* said to hate defied it* vice presidents Mrs. A. A. Ford, M. E I-aMlle ♦». Downs, verdict for defend Everything must tie sold without delay. name ftmn a party of htlnU'i* who H baolight , for our Church ; Arma Monroe, Christian; Sophia ant. cdmpnd in the local.tv to Which so many II M. DlillMOTT, pe q>le from the dry and dusty vall-y STOBE. Severance, Congregational; Jennie King. First National Bank va. Geo. Jacob)', For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. AOKST fcOH Al.l.r.NA t.KWIS towns wend their wav «silt summer. Ba ¡di st; department superintendents: dismissed. The sentem-e, "Neg title her," Uttered by H. W. LASSELLE ASON *KW VO»r WKKKLY TktBVSE regalar price per re« l>m< Mw f<»r Kai*. Mrs II. R. Bewley evangelistic' Mrs ah Indian I mV who bap|a*ned to tie lit ■ KADLIGHT ” ” " ......... Keep conetantly on Bewley va. Squire*, Judgement by de I ramp, ilecMtrd the name of the place, «m* Daisy E Goyne literature, Sris E Rich* p J. hand rolled barley, fault On account of ill-health, I wish to sell < ver rim e it l.aa gone by tl>* name of ardsoti purity, Alma Johnson juvenile, oats, chop »nd wheat. WE FU1IIII BOTH PAPERS BUE TEAR FBI UM Bewley va. Gibbens, verdict for defen my drug »'ore and fixtures, together With Nestucca. Luella Font flower mixaion, Eliza Ktocks Subacription» m»r hejio •« zny tim« The fart is Jfestlicca 1* a name applied building and lot ; or if deaired, will rent scientific temperance instruction, Mrs. A. dant Tlrt. 1.1b. mn. liberal eomMn.tton oflbr ever m«<ie ia Ibe Uaite* Ma«« ,TeT r“d' to the river long before any whit* people Home of the Witneeaea in the Illing building to puichuser of drug stock. A . Ford press lh* HEADLIGHT .bowkl take admnUK. of « •« >1 ■ I I ■ ««it- r.J 11 _______ Va. H. V. V. Jonaaoa, worth-Atkin. murder r«« are not here ------- DEALER IN-------- tí^AflD INDUCEMENTS EADLIGHT EW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tl]8 Leading Republican p&per of tlje United
