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ILLINGWORTH-ADKINS MüRbER Said he did it in seif defense. Baid Il - I asked them wiiat to do. Went to liar lingworth claimed that lie asked Adkins i ria. Od cfiMte cxamlmdioti he said : was T rial . | for his clothes and that Adkins said lie > in no hurry to leave when he went in would shoot him if lie went on the place, , room as I didn't think he wOitld shoot. ■ The Hoy Sentente«! to Seven Years In The ’ =~said he’d shoot him any way,—said I Thought iie Would eloot After what 1 —Í. renlthullnry and FUtM • ’I.OS. I lie’ll kill hi nt now . Illingworth then heard the girls sajr. I hid in the bnlSIi ! How ttiatiy a jrcrtiflg wife’s heart hAS beeii saddened | I went to Truman Hanis' place. Lyster ■ »<> lie couldn't fiivl me. Didn’t ttientioii I The case came up Friday morning, then went to Beaver to see hia aunt and i to Tom or Dick Lyster lllat I had rtnjr I and the elow task of impanelling a jury uncle. The witness had a very poof by heating the above remark ! And yet how often the trouble with Adkitis. They were tnista- i began. The regular jury list was «oou 1 memory slid seemed reluctant to give ken about my saying that. I diilh't tell Words ate trtie; especially When cake, pastry or biscuit art exhausted, and court adjourned Until ! testimony. ! them I was going to Adkins' next morn-: night to enable the sheriff to bring in an R. D. Lyster was then called. His teS- ‘ ing. 1 intended to return gun as soon a» | in question I The reason is plain, yet it is “like telling fl other venire. But few were accepted, I timony Will much the same as that of T. I got my things. 1 went Sftet toy Ihiligs mid on Saturday the efforts were contin | 4V. Lyster, and was given in the same mid to settle witli him. Got gnri because 1 seeret." ued and still another venire issued. A manner. Neither one of them api>eiired j I was afraid. Didn’t Intend til use it. Ottr mothers used dnd are using t)r. Price's CreafU night session was held again Saturday to know what Illingworth intended to do He was 15 or 3** feet anhy when I shot night, and not until the following Mon : with the gun when he took it. I him Itvs outside of road. He wa» halting Powdet. Thdy cannot be misled into Using an/ day at ten o’clock in the morning was a Wui. Barker was called, but there I opposite r.ie in road. I was 15 feet front I ®------- TILLAMOOK, ORE. full jury of twelve men secured. Nearly seethed to lie some mistake regarding ¡stump. I didn’t set! his pistol. Shot | Of the ammonia or alum powders. No dyspepsia no sallow one hundred men were examined as to his knowledge of the affair and lie was I hint without taking aim. I didh't tell their qualifications as jurors, most all of excused. complexions, when mother did the cooking. Tom and Dick Lyster that I told him I < them seeming to have their minds imide Truman Harris testified next. lie | wanted uty clothes. Had not been re- j The first symptoms of ammonia polsohirig, says & up in advance as to wliut their d-cisions heard a shot. Allendcr came to tell him 1 quested to go after Harris, only to get | would be. Following are the names of what had happened. Illingworth also ' somebody I asked Harris what to doi New York paper, which appear among those who work id the jurors accepted t Came to him, told him what lie had done, I He told me to come to town aiitl give* i -Ls tbc pince to find bargains iu J. If. Bkidgeford, Wm. Connors, G. W. and asked what lie must do. Mr. Harris I myself up There whs a load in tlie gun; cmtnohia factories, is a discoloration of the nose and fore* Wallace, Wifi. Johnson, Wm Oliver, Pe told Illingworth to go to town and give ! I pumped the empty shell out aliout > ter Byron, D. S. Bules, Oeo. W. Smith, himself up. Illingworth started. Harris | where I was when I shot him. Was I head. This gradually extends over the face until the com» Alfred Deane, It. T. Weatherly, Morrison then went to the scene of the murder 1 Seared and excited. Re examination: I plexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance Mills, Frank Oaks. anil Saw the body as before stated. Adkins carried it revolver nearly all the: Prosecuting Attorney James McCain Dr Patcheli gave the result of his post 1 titlie He carried the 32-caliber pistol Dr. Price’s Cream baking Powdet is the only pure opened the case by outlining th« circum mortem ettan illation, describing the ‘ generally. It belonged to his step-son. stances of the murder, and speaking to couise of the ball and the nature of the 1 had a pistol but did not haVe it with cream of tartar powder that contains the Whites of eggs. the jurymen of their duty in ail able wound, stating that the ball entered the ! rue. I wore Totn Lyster’s hAt. Didn't : manner. E E. Selpli outlined the de upper lip at the right of the base of the [talk with Lvsters except to s:ty good-bye fense to the jury, prekenting n detailed nose, ranging backward and coming out I when I leftthefe With gun. t>r. trice’s Cream taking Powder is re and concise statement of the basis of the two indies in front of the right ear. The Dr. Stanley was introduced as a medi ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia« defense. upper jaw atid palate were crushed Into cal expert lie knew Illingworth in Alum, or atiy other adulterant. tn fact the J. E. Magers ami A. W. Severance as small particles and there was a slight Dallas. Treated hiin there about July sisted in the prosecution Hon. J. J. fracture of the base of skull. The blow 4th, 1800, for nerVotis prostration, fOr<Hs; purity of this ideal powder has never been quefl» T illamook , O regon . Daly and II. C. Eakin, of the firm of j Would have siuntied him so that he could ease of the ear. His hearing was im tioncd. Daly, Sibley A Eakin, of Dallas; E. E. not have moved alter falling. i paired, so he was liable to be deluded as Selph and T. B. Handley were attorneys Ira Tomlinson and Dee Tomlinson tes to what was said to him, He had been f'HttftONAL. for the defense. tified as to wlmt they bail heard T W. affected with catarrh, and his right car away tears. He looked thin when first The first witness examined was A P. Lyster say regarding the affair. They was filled with pus, which injured the | incarcerated, lull seemingly has l>e%ii FOREST GROVE, OREGON. Df ti. V. V. Jolmsoh lias been quit# Wilsou, surveyor, who hud made u plat said Lyster remarked that “Illingworth auditory nerve. He was in a staggering | thriving on prison fare, uh lie him gnihed One of the oldest and best equip|>e<l institutions in the North-West. College of the scene of the murder, and he stated ill ot late went hunting and got Ids game. ” a great deal of iicsli. or unstable condition, couldn ’ t keep his | academy Courses ; Classical, Scientific and Literary. Unusual opportunities W W Curtiss »nd A. L Stebbini <te Sam. Tomlinson and Win. Farmer balance. He was troubled with sleep- [ Some of the wltneS-es Seemed vhrv r advanced work in Chemistry and Biology. Special instruction in the English that the plat was a correct representation were sworn and related some duciepan- lessnesa. His disease tvas probably the| reluctant to tell what they knew aliont in Hit city. anches and in Normal methods. The Conservatory ol Music offers excellent op- of the grounds. rtunitiea for the study of vocal and instrumental music. A. W. Severance testified as to the cies between the testimony made by T. result of injurious practices which he had the case, were very forgetful, and would C. ft. Ncfsolt Was in tohland last Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates identity of the map and grounds. W. Lyster before tlie grand jury and his probably indulged in, and pethaps other tell nothin,; but what wu» forced ont of week oil bnsiness. I Fall term begins Wednesday, September 21st, 1892. For catalogues, address: Mrs. Adkins was Broughton the stand. evidence in open court. causes. He improved under treatment them. Some of tlmin talked very freely Capt. F. Dodge lias jnst returned fiont T homas M c C lelland , President She related the affair substantially as Tlie defense began with the examina for the first named troubles. Such prac on I he outside, ami related to a represen a business trip to Portland follows! Adkins and Illingworth worked tion of Frank Harris. He said that Ad tices are liable to produce epilepsy, tative of this paper much more than they tl*. Stanley, Of Dallas, WnS heft to gift late on July 1st. After supper they got kins’ reputation was not good. Admitted makes the patient nervous, backward and j were willing to disclose oil the witness expert toetimoiiy as to the sanity t)f into a controversy as to who should do that he hud had a difficulty with Adkins upprehensive of people making s|>ort of 1 stand. The sytnyatliy and partiality Illingworth, the milking. Adkins charged Illing-! I regarding a boom on Die river, and that him, and perhaps cowardly. It also ■ thus shown for the defense made it very worth with being ungrateful and ad-1 lie bad taken an active interei-t in the de- blunts the, moral senses. Il cause's the hard for the prosecuting attorney to BltEVlTlKS. vanced toward him. Illingworth was j I fense. patient to rely ou impulses without rea make a thorough presentation of the Oo to Williams fof dings. sitting near the wood-box and seized a M. 1). Cavanaugh testified as to tlie son It impairs tlie ability to arrive at case for the State. stick of wood, striking ^Adkins, bruising position of the body when he arrived on reasonable conclusions. The boy at On Tuesday the crowd th the court | BitMcHpliofla fof Hny paper pnbiinhetl his head severely. Mrs Adkins and her the scene, and as to the details of the times complained of hallucinations, that t-f. room win very large. More Romen than taktin at Lamb’s daughters separated the two men, and inquest. He said that Adkins’ left eye is, strange sounds from some unknown WoOD to BRLL.—ido doftis $ (2 pef usual were present, eagerly listening to told Illingworth to go. Adkins went to was bruised, and bad a dark ring around Hource. Buch patients are easily tlie details. Dt. Stanley was on the eord Call on O. 0. Nulah t-f another room after a gun. Illingworth it. Also that there were bruises above alarmed. I find oa recent examination» stand giving expert testimony as to Il wASTRO !--Ctrtmty order» tbthe talus left in haste without hat or coatr Was his eye. that he has been troubled with nocturnal lingworth’s mental nltil physical condi of |3nuo at the bank. C; A PI. T iiaykk .81 not seen again that evening Adkib’s 8. Earl testified that lie saw Adkins at convulsions lately, and that he has a con tion. Ye scrilio was standing on One Ninety Cents bn the dollar, in merehan’ wounds were attended to. Next morning work near his home with a pistol in his tinual headache. He yet lias same ca jotting down the testimony ns well (liafc, paid fof county warrants at tint Opposite Tillamook, Oregon. he did not feel able to go to work early', pocket. He said he never told it howev tarrhal condition, his hearing etc. Iieing foot Larson House. as he could At his side a gentleman t-f so went about 9 o’clock, crossing the ! , er until after Atkins was shot. Had con yet affected. He lias a convulsive vacated Ilia scat, lint the ladies spread “Racket Store.’* San Ffftticlacb Chronicle, Daily and bridge to go to a small field on the other tributed for the defense. twitching of the muscles of the face. It themselves a little, filling up the vacancy, side of the river. The cry of murder was 8. A Robert» was culled and stated impairs hia moral faculties. Dr. Stanlev •nd the weary quill pusher »aiv all BllftiteJ, delivered' lucta |ier week of heard, followed instantly by a shot. that he l ad Sold pistol cartridges to Ad said he lias known persons to retxtver chance of lite getting a place to sit down <l6ets per mouth, strictly in advance, al t-f. Thought it was the voice of Adkins. She kins te»t summer during the Dine of Die from wounds such as Adkins was de ruthlessly disap|>ear beneath rustling Lamb’»; and two gi Is ran to the scene. On their scribed as having . He probably strug Deed», Mortgage», Bonds fot Deed», boom trouble. Contributed 50 cts for de he est to nvest petticoats. All at ones Dr. Stanley's way met Illingworth with a gun in his fense. gled more or less. The force of the ball testimony took an Interesting turn. The and other legal blank«, the latest a|e» hands. Asked him what was the mat N. P. Roberts also swore to selling would have little to do with the direc ladle» all »eemed to got smaller. There proved form», well printed and On tint Magnificent Timber ter. He said lie had killed Adkins. Said cartridges to Adkins. Was cross exam tion in which a man falls when shot. was room for the scrilio most anywhere lieat quality of paper, at Portland prices, he did it in self defense. They ran on to ined as to whether lie had as an officer, Think the victim strangled to death, in fact theaudlehCe had alirutik into »nch at Lamb’s book store, t-f Riclr Coal Deposits the body accompanied by Illingworth. deputy sheriff, taken an interest in favor heing stunned On cross-examination small space that jierhaps one hundred Dr. Stanley said.* The hallucinations more persons could have found colnfoft- him he would be hung. lie said of the defense. Productive Farm Land. Told he didn't care. Asked him to go and in Josiah Biggs testified that lie saw Ad caused by the disease of the ear indicate able seats. The scribe sat down. We have reached the gtest forks of tiid form Mr. Harris. He started, saying he kins carrying a pistol some time ago, unsound mind, and that the boy seemed Wilaon rivor, so you enn now ride up HKIIK ANI> TllttKM. would. Adkins was dead when found, about tlie time of tlie boom controversy unconscious to day on tlie witness »land. here in your buggy The first Olenariail his head had fallen toward the river and Chas Wells and Fred Burton testified 1 think be knew what he was doing, only We mil wits Walt J Bniith, justice of the Don't forget the Fair. for a few moments at a time, when be Buy now while lots are cheap. For full particulars call on or address: away from the road. Was lying on his hs to seeing Adkins carry a pistol. peace, who introduced «>» to John (Hit! “Tanglefoot” st William«’ was troubled with hallucinations. back as if lie had turned in the road be James Squires was called as a witness 1ENRY TOEHL, Nehalem, Ore., or NEHALEM MILL CO., Astoria, Ore. demijohn) and greetings Were exeliangedt Dr. I’atchen was called to the stand The Augusta arrived Bunday. fore lie fell. Frank Allendar and others and whs questioned as to the character Next dRy ottr powdet man Went «head came. No weapons were found on Ad of Adkins, bnt his testimony was of no again and gave some inure expert testi School commence» next Monday. into the open cotintry fritliin eight of Did kins' body. Did not look for them. He particular importance. He admitted mony . County order» Wanted. J. W. Lawless. I city, and charged a huge stntup with sev W. J. Smith saw Adkins carrying a was dressed in his working clothes, with having a controversy witli Adkins re you should die to-day®>-) The Truckee is e»|>eeted lure Septem eral pounds of giant powder and fired « out coat or vest. Was shot in the face. garding boom and other matters. He pistol. e you satisfied with theG>gv<sy salute that cotild be llc»td f«r mllesr ber 4. M. D. Reading, I. T. Maulaby, F. M. Found a cartridge in the road between f contributed $2.00 for defense. The camp was pitched liexlde the school ndition of your estate??; Views oi Trask river bridge, at Heine ’ Lamb, B. R. Daniels, Judge Holden, Win O'Hnrra testified as to Atkins ’ the body and the bridge. house next day, and In the evening of gallery. 0-14 Hon. J. W. Maxwell and Judge Cooper The testimony of her three girls was character. Bunday all our catnp of forty men, and r The catch of salmon lias been very all Glenorinna congregated, seated on substantially the same and was given in Mrs. Burton told of the trouble about testified that Adkins’ general reputaion was good. a remarkably clear and straight-forward tlie lioom. light bo far. logs ,and Stump», and Hatched to the The taking of testimony was closed manner. They used excellent language T. W. Lyster was called to tlie stand F.dtv. G. E. Wiat of Nehalem report» religious sermons of tiiree reverend gen and were not at all disconcerted by the again, but owing to objecliou of prosecu Tuesday evening, and al tlie night session hi« business prospering. 1 tlemen from Portland the argument begun. J. E. Magera O|e cross examination Even tlie little tion was told to stand aside. Aug. 28. John W. Anderson, New lot of mouldings received nt eleven-vear-old girl appeared better on A. G. Anderson was introduced as a ened the argument for the prosecution, I Heins' art gallery) any sise to order. 0-14 Important to Hrtller*; Is the Best Investment you can make the witness stand than many lawyers witness, but disused of the same as Lya- and in a logical, well tempered talk to [ the jury, presented the case for the [ New backgrounds, chairs, etc , re would. One of the girls had been to the ter. The following is of interest to settler» Curtiss Johnson swore that Adkins state. T. B. Handley led iu the argtr i celved at Heine’art gallery, Don't fail stable, which is near the road, harnessed 0-14 , on nnsurveyed lands in Ibis county: y Every policy has a cash the horses, and was about to hitch them told him in a joking way the day before ment for the defense. He made an able to see them U nited S tates L ino Orrics. 1 -^©¿/paid-up value guaranteed to the harrow when she heard the shot. the murder that l>e could run bis hired and eloquent speech in behalf of the de Judge Burnett presides over court with fendant. The court room was crowded dignity, and wo believe he will lie recog* Oregon City, Oregon, Aug 22, 1892. / I hand away at any time ho chose She bad l>een tor some time in a position I -each year. Information to settlers who have mailt! to see the road and her testimony went | Illingworth, the defendant, whs then to itt utmost capacity during both apeecb- i,ize<l as a good judge, homestead entries Siuee Mar. h 3d, 1HHL ea. Wednesday morning Hon. J. J. I Kev. C. A. Willey will ------ placed on the stand and said iu sulr- to show Hint Illingworth had not passed i fill Disappoint or who may make homestead entries aliti Write me your age for a sample policy her and that he must have been secreted ' siance: Was plowing July let until 7:30 Daly argued for the defense and James ments of Kev C. W, Cross until his re- desire to commute or pay for the laud in '. 0. JOMEX, local Aft. H. G. CGLTON, Gaa l Af’t, 223 Stark St-, Portland, Ore. in the bushes some time before the shot i Ip. M. I got up from the table on the McCuin closed the argument fol the I [ turn, or until his successor is appointed. stead of making five years residence i thereon : was fired. She heard Illingworth say I opposite side from the stove. I sat by state, the Judge gave his instructions,; Under the «th section of the nd ap I Scribner's Lumber and Log Books at and tlie case went to the jury . “Damn you, I’ll kill you,” as he left the stove. Pot wood in stove. Adkins came i fainih's only 35ets. Latest edition. proved March 8, 18(11, they must show at The jury, after being out three hours, [east fourteen months actual residence on house the evening before. The killing at me and asked why I couldn’t milk. Every logger or mill man* should have the land since date of entry to entitle was on the road between where she was Called me a liar and commenced kicking ' returned a verdict of ’guilty of man- [ One them to commute and pay for Die land. and the house. On hearing the cry and me. I struck at him. I dropped stick. »laugliter.” lie was sentenced to seven All perrons who have submitted final Bay City played Tillamook a hall game shot she ran to the scene and got there MrB Adkins and girls interfered. Adkins years in the »late priaon and fined $2 00 proof on their homesteads who file ! since •in the Fair Grounds Bunday afternoon. said date and did not have fourteen about the time her mother and sisters ar- I got club and came for me. Struck at me NOTKB REGABOINO THE Tilt AL. 1 the score standing 24 to Ml In favrlr bf month« actual residence ou the land since | over heads of children in door. He rived. Quite a number ol women women were Tillamook, and the Tillamookef» did not date of entry nt the time when linai proof Frank .Allendar was examined. He dropped club and went after gun They was submitted, under recent rulings of in attendance, listening with intereat to [ play their ninth inning the department must continue their resi heard the cry and shot Was working told me to run I did Ran down hill, the details ol the trial. 1 Owing to the Illingwofth mOrder trial dence on the land, and submit supple near. He ran to the scene and found I across bridge and secreted myself in ---- TO READERS OF THE— The witues»«!» were brought in separ, taking up ao much tittle this week, other mental proof allowing such residence to the folks there His testimony as to the [ brush for 10 minutes. When girls came entitle them to patent to Die land en- position of the body was the same as j to milk I called to them and asked if old ately and examined, ho that none had , matters in court have not been disposed ■ tered . JT. A ci - rison , the advantage of bearing the preceding 1 <>f rapidly, and a full report of the pro given before. He started to tell the] man wus quiet. I went with girl» per- Register. testimony. ! ceediugt of court cannot be given Until | neighbors. Told Truman Harris, who ha)* half-a-mile. I asked them if Ad tt Is likely to be a year lie fore the re Tlie testimony as to the character of ( next week. kins would have shot me They «aid came soon. cent survey» here are accepted and sole __ G. w. Phelps testified that he came yes, that he drew a gnn on young Hns- Adkins disclosed some ugly and disgrace-1 y; Mr. ~ D. A Findley of Woods was nr- je,., |o filing, owing _ to the slow ____ methods • »«»«•«»• tm«•»«,,»« •«»(»« ■ t <« nri ■ ««(•••<•••" r»' •• ” along soon after the killing and found brouck. Asked the girls if they could ful neighborhood quarrels suieli were reHt(.,| |aHt week lor larceny on complaint pursued by the United State» authorities) The FrortteaMal Campaign of .»or will, without doubt, be the mo»t intently n,| settlers lieen on Die liody lying at the road side. He no hide mv things out where I could get no credit to anybody concerned in them j ,,f his partner, T. J, Lucy. His attorney, , •nd settler« who have already l*eti *■>« in the history of the Vnlted Stele-, and country people will be extremely •»» ticed the grass and weeds trampled down them. They said no. Girls said their Illingworth told a tolerably straight Judge ltely, had the case brought lie- the lands will be obliged to reside there >e seneral end political newt and dteasatena of the day aa presented In a . a i ________ liehind a stump at the roadside near mother put Adkins in chair and batbed story, ___ though be differed muteriallv from fore the _ grand . jury, .. and oil the exainin- • another fourteen months before they «an ktition to that supplied by their own locnl paper. I said thc „¡her witnesses. 1 It put . _______ a new , phase [ _______ at ion the _ grand jury found not a true bill. |My $| .*•> per acre and get title. How Could bis bead where I struck him. —.................................. .... .................................. —.................... .............................. where the cartridge was fonnd. what shall I do? They began to cry and on th e matter wheu he Mid he had talked < We understand that the film oi Daly, ever, in case 01 homestead tiling« tiino is not tell whether it had been done by a To meet this want we have entered into a contract with the »aid not to say anything 1 cried too. wjth tbe giite after the trouble the even- I- ] j Sibley A Eakin will begin an action for allowed from beginning of residence ou inan or by cattle running at large W. 8. Thompson, who was Justice of I told them I use going over to Tom a. 1 before. ! malicious prosecution sgsinst Lucy. We We1 Die lands. the Peace, and summoned the coroner's (Lyster’s). They begged me not to tell [ T|^ ««t ten metnliers of tbe jury se- defer making comments until the trial is jury, testified as to the details of the in it to Tom. I went to Tom’s and went in lected spent a dull Bunday All those I bad. quest, developing nothing new of partic without any coat or list. 1 stayed all . who were accepted at first were in the R E Burrell, well known here as a 1 wish to ex press »inner» thanks to night Next morning got his gun and hands of a bailiff, and had to sleep in tbe ular importance. man who claim» to be in the timber land each and everyone who has assisted and T W Lyster, who lives up the river a went back. Took gun because I was same room, eat together, and were not business, was recently arrested in Port favored me during lit» time I was dia- :h «.Me. .. m offer th.t .plendid joantni. r«ff«l* «b-crtpBon price Joon per year) .nd the short distance was examined. He said afraid Can't My wbat time it wm allowed to commWnicate with tbe outside land at the instigation of Lewis Wetherell allied and suffering from the effec ts ot RssnilairT. for one ye«» that Illingworth came to his house on When I got nearly there I mw Millie,, world. wl>o charged Burrell with defraoding the Trask river bridge accident, the little girl, acrons the r<«d with team the evening of July 1st, and came in For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. Illingworth maintained a stolid and I him out of I’KMI Wetberell claims that C B Hadley. without a bat or coat, aaymg that he left I then met Adkins. I ssid good morn indifferent appearance when lie was Burrell sold him land in Hay City, sign tKW TORK WEF.KI.Y TUBVNK. «»ffalar prk-e per year •' ’ them outside because they »ere »ret He ing, but be did not apesk. I wenttoside brought into court first, and all through I Ing bis name as president of the Bay ! ■ KADUGHT " ’’ ” " ......... —i- staid all night. While there said he had of road, 20 feet away. I said you were the examination of tbe jurors He City laind Company, and it is Mid that Tornl ......... * Be Mid a little trouble with Adkins that evening. going to altorrf me last night seemed to pay but little attention to hia operations in this kind of work hate | On adcount of ill-health, I wish to sell Left between 8 and 9 o’clock next morn- yea, I will shoot you yet. J shot liim I adiat was going on except during the ex tieen practiced on ignorant people in [ my drug ••.ore end fixtures, together with mg, taking Lyster’s gun. a 44-Wincbester went and met the folks. They asked am in at ton U the little girls, whose teati- Wiamntin and Michigan to a great eUtent. building and lot t or if desired, will rent rifle. Illingworth asked him for the loan wlio abut. I Mid 1 allot Adkins. They building to purchaser of drug stock. I said in sell nioey sm very damaging to him. He Ha is not In any way cohnerte-' with the of his gun. Lyster slid, "There it is." a»ked me »by 1 did it. ------- DEALER IN*- SENEGAL HE^H^NDI^E. FRESH GOODS on hands at all times. County warrants taken in exchange for goods at the highest figures possible. EARN SIDE’S Dry Goods, Nothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen- eral merchaiHli.se. At the old stand, ^Pacific University and Tualatin Academy RUG STORE! Everybody invited to call LFRED W illiams , NEHALEM CITY. B P lace I . FINE TOWNSITE A Policy in The ASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL presidential Ganjpaign of 1892. CiyijiD inducements EADLIGHT EW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tlje Leading Republican pspef of tije United ^tate^. Can’t Cook as Mother Did!
