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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1892)
J OTT I MGH. t-f Go to Williams for drugs. t-f. W. S. Hays has a house to rent. Call and see our sample cases of jol>- work. The city hall needs painting very much. The Elmore had several passengera going out. Pay lip now ami start in even with the new year The rivers are full of trout and steel head salmon. Prof Oakes is conducting a dancing school in Hadley’s Hall Evaporated apricots, lOlbs. for$1.00at “Frisco store.” 26-27 Subscriptions for any paper published taken at Lamb’s t-f. Now is the time to do your advertising for holiday goods There was about four inches of snow at Glenora early this week. It is reported that Wm. Randall ami I Miss Snow were married recently. The social at G. A. R Hall Thanks . Just receive«! at Ruggles a Johnson’s millinery store, a nice assortment of ladies and children’s felt hats, all colors The snow* in the mountains and the recent storm has been rather hard on the telegraph line, but on Mr. Coates’ return Wednesday evening the line was working through to Forest (¡rove in good shape. It is sai»I there was an ordinance pro |s>se<l at the city council meeting Satur- <lay night, the intention of which was “To prevent Mtoona from selling liquor without license.” The council informed the promoter that such an ordinance was already in existence, in fact a lengthy ordinance was passed soon after the or ganization of the city “to prevent parties selling liquor without paying $490 license.” This ordinance should be strictly enforced, as well as some other ordinances. The comet which was expected to com- iu close conflict with this world last Sun day night, did not materialize, or at least it could not be seen. The barometer w is very low at the time an»l a storm was raging, the sky being very cloudy. Some parti»-shere claimed they saw a meteoric display on nunday night, but the rep<»rt is not authentic. One man who stayed out rather late declares he saw* four mo»»ns dancing arouml like fire flies but such phenomena are not uncommon for men who stay out late. which he will trace the influnces which led him to a literary life, his course of reading anti his favorit authors and books. The articles will practically tell the story of the famous novelist's life, and promise to peases« in a rare degree that attractive interest which always attaches itself to the life of a successful man when told bv himself. Howells had liis early struggle; his early resources were few, and these he will trace among other things in these articles, describing, too, how he mastered four different languages to acquaint him self with the literature of the countries most attractive to him. and they are in a good state of preserva tion, some of them seeming to have been filled with copper The teeth and implements will lie sent to the Smith sonian Institute at Wastiiugton in a short time. Everybody who has «een the lay out is non-piussed, and one scientist veil- tured the assertion that the remains in- dicate I hat this country was inhabited at one time by anthropophagi. Mr. T. S. Townsend of the firm Of Ogden & Townsend, cf Portland, I,*, been here again on business appertains, to the starting of a creamery here. Definite arrangements are being made, and a mah will soon be here to begin operations in fitting up the l uilding and putting |n lhe machinery. The machinery is expected to arrive here the laBt of December, and everything will be in readiness for t|,e spring business. A complete outfit for butter and cheese making will be put in and the enterprise will be conducted bv experienced and skillful men, and on business principles. Messrs. Ogden A Townsend are confident they can find a market for all (lie butter they can make here al a price far in advance of the usual prices paid for Tillamook butter, and there is no doubt i ut an institution of this kind will bring many thousard dol lars into Tillamook every year. It is understood, also, that parties east of lids city intend establishing a co-opera tive creamery in tliis county. One thing sure, after one creamery is started here there «ill be several others follow in the near future A few nights ag»r someone tried to ln«]uiri«*N Answered. break into the poat-otfice here by prying A man from away back east writes us the back window* open The noise to find out if he can get good government awakened Mis. Sverance, ami the would- land here yet. He wants to know the be burglar fl««1 The window was pried kind of sod on the liottom land and on loose and fell inside the bench land. He is particular to know The First Headllffht. Tillamook Lodge No. 57 A. F. & A. M. how far from Tillamook a man would will hold its regular Communication We clip a few items from the first issue have to go to get a piece of government Saturday evening, Dec. 3, 1892. Election of the H eadlight , dated June 8, 188«. land. This letter is only a sample of of officers. All memlars and visiting These little clippings show that Tilla many that we receive Some people at brethren invited By order W. M mook has made some progress, to say a distance seem to have an idea that u B. C. L amb , Sec. the least, and they also show that the man can get good farms from tl.e govern editor of the paper at that time, J. B ment on good roads, ueai a town and The Elmore came to the w harf in this Edwards, was a versatile genius, though ready for the plow. It is a mistaken idea. city last Sundav ami departe«! Tuesday his stay here was rather short: morning The Elmore will run here All the choice prairie mid bottom lands right along whenever the weatliei v«ill The first $5 bill was handed us by our in this county and especially neat this |>ermit. She will run as often as possble wide awake citizen, Dr. Patched. city were taken nimty years ago. Since PERSONAL. and can be deluded upon to make quick A young colt belonging to Mrs. Hutch that lime many valuable places here and trips. Chas. Seamon, of Nehalem, was here ins gave up the ghost on Tuesday, and there have been found, and even yet a Man Drowned. But few of those receiveng nomination Tuesday. good piece of land is occasionally found giving night w as a very pleasant affair. now wears wings. to Portland on bu>- J. E. Tuttle went . for city offices accepted. The ticket, in by some one who is acquainted with the There tire several vngue reports nUmt The dunce in Hadley’s Hall Thanks Mr Blackwell’s eyes came in contact another column, shows those who ac iners this week. giving night was a very pleasant affair. with the busy bee on Tuesday The bee country and has the patience to hunt it a mult l t ing drowned in the Little Wm. Ileitmilter, of Nehalem beach, cepted. Wm M. Hamilton for Marshal out Within tlie past two or tliree years Nestucca river near the bay about tw<, knocked him out the first round. Ladies, cal) ami see the new hats at and Theo. Steinhilber for Recorder, were was here this week. many Settlers have found good hemes weeks ago. As near as can be ascertained Ruggles a Johnson's; only |l 59 to|5.()0 The Messrs. Hauxliurst brothers of Wm. Olsen, the ! merchant, is in San placed on the ticket by petition from along Wili-on, Trask, Neha'em and lour men were in a L oh I duck hunting Hobsonville, called on ye editor this We pay 85 to 95cts. on the dollar for legal votes. Francisco on business. Nestucca rivers by going back a few units when the boat was eapsised by a squall county orders, at “Frisco store.” 26-27 Mr E. B. Chamberlain, of Sand Lake w»*ek and found congratulatory talk. into the interior These lands consist of anil one man sank out of sigt-t, while Ila The City Council met last Saturuay Thanks Dm* dollar in cash buys a sack of be-t night. Little business of importam e was was in the city Tuesday. Irottom, bench and hill lands, and are others managed to get ashore. Mr. Corn- 1*. H. M. Smith, one Uncle Sam’s flour in the world at “ Frisco store” 26-27 transacted. The bill of the Electric Light A. 1*. Wilson returned from a trip to generally covered with a heavy growth of tnons is the man who is alleged to liav, trusty b*>ys sniole a smile u|»on ns Tues- W anted :—County onlers to the value Co for street lightning w a-laid over until Portland last Saturday. timber or brush, and a lew such claims been drowned, and it is said he wa- a d.iy, and remarked he would remember • >i at the bank. (’. it E. T iiavek .5I next meeting. An ordinance t»» prevent may be found yet. There is no trouble merchant of Woods, or a relative of the Mrs. A. L Aiderman of Garibaldi was us in his prayers about the soil anywhere. It is all very Woods im-ichant. I*. S. Dye of this place French mustard pickles, and W< rcestei- persons making indecent exposure was in tile city this week. “Cast your bread upon the wateis and rich and productive. It akes much hard received a letter from Mr. Dalv of Ore- shire sauce in bulk at “Frisco store. 26-27 read the first time Jacob B. Wertz, of Glenwood, Oregon, ¡twill return after many days,”—so de work to clear out a ranch in such placi s, The best way Io get a bud laiv repealed was here on business Tuesday. town saying he was one of the party in The steamer Truckee sailed for San posit your wealth to the fullest extent but it takes little < f such land to produce the lioat, and lliat two men were drowned. Francisco Saturday w ith ¡359,006 feet of is to enforce it, ami the same rule applies Tom Coates, operator has bjen out all with the H eadlight , and one year from a living. There are roads running all Strange to say, he did not give the iinmi-s to city ordinances. If any of the ordi week repairing the telegraph line. lumber. today we will guarantee each and all of through thecounty, vet the chances are of the drowned men in his letter. nances are unjust i»r unnecessary, enforce There will be a spirited contest for Mr. Townsend, the creamery man, of you a genuine surprise party ” that the n ttleis would have to carry their Marshal and for Recorder at the election them, and they will be wiped out. It is Port bind, w as i.i the city last week. They Feaat on “More Back*.*' A. P. Wilson, of 111'I>son ville, gave us provisions mid implements at first over not fair to enforce one ordinance and pay Monday. J. Spencer, an atterney of McMinville, a pleasant call Tm*sday morning. 5Ir. a p ick trail for a short distance, all the mi attention to the others. T. C. McNamer. the enterprising pro Someem»rnmus wire cables « aim* in on was in the city last week on legal bus Wi’son congratulated the H eadlight way from a half a mile to live Hides. Silch prietor oi the For» st (¡rove Me.it Market, Johny (¡abrielson, formerly salesman iness. the Elnioic. They are for the ferries on sih st an ti.il ly, and said it was bound to land- ar- from five mi.es to twenty-five received a wagon load of salmon from in Wm Olsen ’ s st* re here, has secured Wilson river. < iro. Means and his daughter M imie “get there Eli.” And his prophesy shall miles f om Tillamook City, though there the Nehalem Saturday. The Nehaletn license as a s«*acapta.n, and \\ ill probably Trespass notices, “No hunting al are many post-oflices and stores located Journ .1 has the following: The finest run take charge of Some sealing schooner next w ere passengers on the Elmore b mud for not be in vain. low« d,” at Lamb’s. Stalutalory lorm • “We are informed by ?Ir. W. J. Smith in various parts <>f thecounty. About of fall salmon kn >wr. here in many rear» season. He has Inid considerable experi Portland. only 5cts «‘«ch Mrs. Hutchins and family, after being that there is a vast amount of vacant farm five m les we.-t of Tillamo-k city on the is now in the river. The water is literally ence in the sealing business and was first P. R. Re:sdorfer, f«»merly known here mate mi a sealing schooner last year. shut in two weeks on Wilson river passed laud on Wilson river awaiting some enter Cape Mears pt-niiisula, there are n lew alive with an tintisually fit.e quality of on through to Forest Grove Saturd ly. as “Peter the stax«‘ driver.” is in Avon. prising p *rs »n who wishes to make a sections of bill ami liench land «hi h is !i>h nnd everybody who can buy or borrow Have you seen Lamb’s confectionery South Dakota. Joe G.ipti! cam • no fr mi Hobsonvi.le home anil fortune in Tilla m»ok county. covered with a heavy growili of hemlock. a spear h enjoying the intensely exciting show case since the Elmore came in? Lamb Las an attractive di pla v of fine ’Tis a goodly sight with its lucious re- Saturday and spent Sunday her»* Mrs To immigrants this woiil-i prove a b«M»n, At present tlie timber there is not value and quite profitable sport of killing sal * able, but the land is good There are mon and so plentiful are the fish that French camlies. Nothing like it ever pie.lishing of creams, and fruit and i.ut Guptil ha-» been lure ab mt two weeks for being <jf ready access to markets, etc.” ( seen hen* before. treatment “Commissioner W. N. Vaughn, of many localities in the mountains ten or one man can kill 290 of them in a »lay. confections. Rich? Ah! Ami sweet cs medical 1 Kdcliis, sent ttie editor *a sample st raw- fifteen miles away wuere goial tirnb-r The fish uro large, « lean and fat and nil The Bay City Co»»|»erage Co. has at Iasi the primal kiss from maiden’« lips. And Fducati. lierrv on memorial »lay measuring seven land, with some bottom, mav be had that can l<e taken : re salted and dried, setlled with til»* men who did logging for the French bonl>ons, and jars of perfumed Miss Malde Page is attending the city inches in circumference and four inches yet. Anyone who expects to take govi rn- the latter process being a highly success th»* «•shiblishment. candy cuts. Try ’em, ami be l.appy. school in diameter. If there is any doubt in the ineut domain here should have enough ful and s itisiac’.orv mode of curing them. Those who expect to bling wooil in The Horn (.Teea Bugle arrived Iasi week l our pupils in the Bay City s< l.o«il will minds of ea«terneis that this is no fruit capital t i live on lor a \ear mid energy —Forest (.¡rove Tini»‘s. payment for subscription will pleased»» again alter a rest of lour weeks. It makes enough to clear away tlie brush or timber. so as soon as p< ssibh* excuse on account of the blockade and I enter the spring » xaniimition and make countrv, let them dispel that idea at once. County Wariants • uyable. I an effort to secure the ^raduat tig diploma. People in this county frequently hew out Otherwise, this is no place for settlers high water, but we think it really had Geo L Smith, formerly of this place, Fair View school has organized a class Il takes hard woik to make headway here There tire funds in the Trea-nrer’s apples ami us * th.'in for rain sheds, t » and Idsbiolher, William, are in the furni a dilli< ulty with the Sheriff, ns it announ in b »< k keeping as well as elsewliere. Those who can't ofl'h »• for the payment of the following say nothing of the pumpkin crop.” ture business in F»»resl Grove. ces that it is about to reMime payment Miss Kattie E. Pier« e has just received “The H eadlight , in all its glory, today stand .1 few bmilsli ps have no business numbered county warrants: No. 4, 34#. G W Kig«r«»f Bay City l»»atiM money We give a few items from it in another ( a Lite Diploma grant»*«! l»y the Stale sheds its refulgent rays, u | nju s»»im*thing settling in the wild-of tliis county. Those 329. 330, 3 k», 320, 356, 3.3, :.57 . 34", :W. to responsible parties, on approved se column The Bugle is a little racy this 1 •epartmeur : 32«, 2.' 2, 35«, 4M«. No interval w ill I e less than o..e m Ilion readers, and us time wlm ean stand a lew hard knocks and are 327. curity. See hi H»lveitisement elsewhere. week. A letter from ourol I fr end J E. Hos roll-»a in its majestic greatness we an willing to <1 > a little labor, can in a few paid 1 on these after this date Notw ithstanding the fact that a mer announces that the students of Mon Y< u will fiml at “Fris»o sh»rv”lbe lar years la-come indepemlent by coming Dated Nov. 3 t, l«92 ticipate something greater even than all gest assoitimtl ot pme»ofl» e, tea, lar»l creamery will Is* built in this tow n, the mouth have started a volleg»* paper and (¡1:0. C ohn , Treasurer. this. All things have a beginning, but, here and hewing out homes in the forest. and choice Ersh rn I a» on, in thecounty. farmers in the country vast of tow n pro- that he is business manager. although our proportions are somewhat Everett, WaHliington. p(»Hv to go right uhead and build a Married. You w ill flu »1 the best asoitmcnt of late z Geo. and Lvinan L nub of b uth Prairie smaller than the leading journals of the slyh sofwinter dress goixls and trimmings creamery also. There is no doubt but Lave the honor of I eii.g clai-.sed among Union, who can foresee the future to I’rol Ganiard, wife ami sou, aged 1.1 We Idin g in vital ions a re out ann< uu< i: g to mat» hat “Frisc«» store,”in thecounty. both will pay from tin* start, and even the most advanced students in the public prophesy that we will not be able, in a years, amt MissTiiompson, all consisting the marriage of Miss Mary Williams I • another one on South Prairie would pay schools of Tillamook comity. Marrige licenses w»*ie isued last w»*ek few years, to cope with the greatest jour <>f (ianinrd's Orchestra, left lure in a E T Simmons at the residt ncc of F. P. also. There ought to be several cream 1 l.e lime lor ibe next Teacher's Asso nals of th»- age.” yacht Saturday morning fur Marysville Simmons in Portland on November 2'*. to R. M Bays ami Mis. Susan B. Davi*. eries in the county now . ciation has been iti<l« finitely postponed in d to Harry E. Warren ami Katie Morris Mad lux, the Mountainer mail agent, to furnish music at an Odd Fellows ball, The bride has many friends here, dii» Word was ieceive«l Saturday from but ¡fit pl'*asvs the ttachers to do so, an «-¿line into the sanctum of our quietude which was to tie given llit-rc Unit evening. l»eing( her old home, The gr< Oin i» * Scribner’s Lumber ami Log B**oks at Lamb's only 35<*ts. Latest edition. (ileiiora, on Wilson riv»r, that Rul»ert Institute mav be Lt Id during the Christ with a rush and a bang and said: ‘ Put Thv yacht was picked up by die steamer well to-do citizen of Portland Every logger or mill man should have links, of that pl o*e, w bile fording tin* mas h< I dii\s me down for a half d »z»*n copies of that Mabel. Sunday morning ns she came south fork of lhe riwr was swept away The directors in school district N<>. 1 Bo »nivrang ol yours. I ain't w nth a con into port Prof (i.iiiiard's violin mid alsjx JudgVM and I lerPs, < ity Elect! n. one with Lis horse • y the p wer of t«ie viir- (Fair View ) have oid» i»<l a tine school tinental boss fly, but I don't propose see of mu-ic sheets were still in the Imat Following is a I st of judges and < ler.« Twcntv per cent, is saved l»y buying ri'iit. I le succeeded in n a» birg the shore, bell which will probably arrive on the ing you starve, and beside, I want to s» e «hii-li «as lull id’ water, Imt nothing for I he city election next Monday. Judge.** »liv g<>o»l. Loots am* shoes,: lothing, bats being carried down several rods. His next boat if you have g"O<l boss sense.” And down could he learned of ilm fate of the occu David Reas<*nvr, A. A. Ford and II. I’. and <*aps, groceries et»*. etc., at “I rise»» horse was carii»<l d -wn about a half a Garibaldi he went for six copies. If any of our pants. It is supposed that the heavy Morgan. Clerks: J II B >wer ami J. " store ” 26 27 mile, where be was found later, strange readers w ish to enjoy ihemsvives let them sort came I them out to sea. I’r.d' (iaui- Lawless The fishing season is over ami the Tilt* Firemen will ha\r a ball oil Moii- to say not drow ms I.--Forest Grove Times. take a trip across the mountains with ye ard lias a l.rother-in-law, anil two sisters, Chinamen wtll lea\e .**< -on, »lav night follow ing ( lirist ma*, so it is C. W Smith nttiM'lied the loose ma living .,t Ashland, Or< gon M. A. Rose intends to move to Temple giamlee Maddux, and that will settle it OFFICIA I. BALLOT iep'trtc«l. Christmas comes on Sum lay chinery at William's saw mill at Bax Mr. Anderson, of West Su|s-rior, has People who live in far distant climes this year ( ity to satisfy a claim In* liiul against ton, San Luis Ohis|M> Co , Cal. arrived in town, mid will sn|wrinlend For Tillamook City, Oregon: t<» be «»!*<• I hiring the storm a sl’de at I lob*<»nville and imagine that Tillam -ok is a place the construction of the new «hale hack Mis J. E Ross is goirg «Hit into the Williams lot logging- The Vulcan Iron Monday, December 5, IWL somewhere, where no one can get to it, country Io live in a short tin e and those Works of San Franc.sen stepped in ami buried J. Tiiorall’s blacksmith shop Itmge which is to lie built at this place to Road Supervisor Carter reports $300 will be surprise«! to learn that while fit: the vecanev of (lie Charles E Wet Mark out the names you do not wish to wi*hlng |s*tforated stamping done should claimed (he property, and a trial as to Seattle has been busy raiding |120J to call at once right of property was In Id list Saturday, d- limpient road taxes for this district. vote for. wards a cel ebration fur tile 4tti of July, more «ha I, stranded near Coos liav. The road around the liench is iinpaaa* resulting in Mr. Smith retaining control J*»»* Davidson's team ai d wagon started There are several cases ,.f small p , x H t Vote for three. T. B II iiallex was his attorney able on account of slides. The location of Tillamook has done, at least, hall a« wel. Siiohoniish. Seattle and Tacoma. east on the main road last week with no of P. .............. ('itixeiii>. The barometer has lw*«*n ve*y low of late the read should be changed for a con and will give a three day’s source of driver. They ran a long way. but little Mi. Newton, of liav City, Ore . was in .............. Citizen»- and there Lave been sonn* disastrous siderable distance where it goes down to pleasure. T » pa.* ties in quest of enjoy town Inst we-a. damage w as don»*. ment, n > b< tier treat can lie had than to the (»each. .............. Citizen-'- C- II. I.iblrv, tormeily uf Tdlmnook, M i. D N. Bin ns ol Nt^kt.u in has bet n storms at sea and on lamb At last ac come to Tillamook and put iu three solid, counts tin \ugusta and Elmore were in l.eiv over a week !» prox e up on his claim. KFA1. ESTATE TKANMFEKS is superintending the .onstrueti-.n of substantial, he u ty days of celebration (»lie of the witm rises was hit« , but ar- the bux and other vessels due have not sevet d min ng camp» at tlie Monte Transfers of real property to Nev. 29, inteispcrse.l with fishing, etc. attempted to come in. The Columbia Crist., mines. iive«l Wetlnradin and proof was ma»l»*. 1892. as recorded in the office of the Lar is also ver\ mugh and big vv>s Is do J D. Estes, of Hay City, Or., is running Dead < h nni *>aU. Tin* Steamer Elmore w» nt out safely F( )R RE(’( »ROER Vote for one. not venture in al pr sent. Liri-.U—The County Clerk of Tillamook County, Or. a first class bakery at this place. over the bar Wednesday morning, and While digging a nole tor p >sts fur .('itirens- W. A J. Elliott to A. E Barber, lots 9 Elmore and Au_u*ta got out. 15. ('. N. D rkw , ........... l he Snohomish river has tmen higher w ill be back here again rihurtly unless a Petition- I'herv will be a meeting Leid in the M and 10, Bar View Addition to Bay City. the Wilson river ierrx at S D Bester's for the past 'liree dais titan it has la-en Di. Turo. S t : ixttti.m it, most furious storm is raging. recently, the excavators unearthed a lot I ( him h. D . . i I- r t>. I '>.» J. a! P M . $150.00. before lor twenty yems People living Sl'nlt s, fallen trees ai d high waler him* HI..I »hulls. They also foaud Bay City Land Co. to J. II (Fiengih l>, of for tin* purp«‘Svof n*»mii ati. gcommittees <>n low lands had to lK- taken from the made the W il*»»n river r»md impassable FOR MAR ¡ALL:-\ 'ote for one. to make tin» netessai) arrangements to lots 7 and 8, l»lo< k .8. Ceidr.«l Addiliun, some cuno-ioly sluqiC'l stoue luiplemeiiis, ti|«tair windows Saturuay morning in lately, but th«» obstim lions have now and various other trinkets, the like of $125 90. ......... l eopls» 17. .1. W. II IHKIXM, ccb brale Christmas by having a Christ boats. been rem >ved or have disappeared Paul S hrader to F. W« rthiugtun. r L, which never was seen before iu tluse . Petition- 18. W. M. llaMILTON, mas tree on l>ecvml»er 21, 1892, for the M. F. M c X kii . The \ugusta got out of the l*av this ch Eben o. Tillamoo« It is hoped that of lots 16, McCoy’s Additi' n to Bax City, (»art», it is thought that the remains Citizen«. 1!*. D. II. S extos , ......... Forked Lightning. and relics are not those ol the Tillamook morning. The bar was rather rough, all |s*rsons interested in pleasing the $250.00. During the storm here Monday there Wm Ryan to D Ry an, Ilk) acre» in Indians, hut of some warlike tribe Ihut but the recentc<»m|M*titi<»n is causing the yung |w»eplc w ill attend said meeting ami had caui|«d there on a liiiulm^ or fight- was a terr ti< di-play of thunder and FOR TREASl' RER. \ugusta to mow arouml a little more cooperate in making the celebration a section 24 and 13. 1 n. « w. $850 Oil. .Citizens. M.C I row (»ridge h» A. J. Bauman, s ing exfsdaioii. Mr Ihst.-r lu>s ti.en lics I glitning. Th-telegraph wire wasstiuck 20. G eo . Coitx,....... ......... lively than usual. SUCCI‘MS. of S W *4 . f| v *4 of S w *4 and n w l4 on ez ha it ion m his place, and invites «nd the lightning run intotne office which Dec»ls, M rtgages, Ronds for Deeds, Then* are places on the street where those who have imolear, hieology a study ism lie IfiAiiLiGur -ffi.e. There w.. and other legal I Links, the hl cat ii|w the water backs up. forming unsightly <»t sc ’4, MM li.»n 15, .3 n. 10 w. $621 IK) FOR CITY ATT >RNEY to .all au.l inspect them. Toe bones a loud re|K>rt an.I a blinding flash at the provisl terms, well printed and «»n the |M»mls right at the moat prominent cross MB. HOW El.I S* Ft I t KK l»l. AAs. crumbled to dust oil taring expose I to the mslruments. The fighting editor and best quality »»I paper, at Portland prices, ing!». It is not the l<M»ks of the matter While Mr Howells w II not, dnrin.* atimwpiiere. but fr-.in the extreme leug h di v.l crawled under the table in the press at Lamb's l»ook store t-f m» much, but it is the damage to the 1893. confine his liteiary work t any ofwiew/eaon* touml. it i, apparent room and n-uldn t be coaxed out for two H nil» \ A Embnin will have an auction stm’ts. \ few hours’ work every week single |»eri< di«al, i* may In* author itivrly hours J I 1* »“«k* editor just winced a —V— r* * sale Sa i nr» lax at the Hutch ill's c«»rner and would obviate all this. It would not I h * ann»»umvd that he has e .tens! into a that the im-n wlm u,rr burrietl there l.e- '........ luug. d to a race of plai ts. There were little and moved hin ■* dtair back a few ............. will sell the renin.mt ol N \ Hulch.n’s much trouble for the city marshal to go wiitravt with The Ladi»-»* Home Journal two skulls . f |.ecu i.ir sha|« and o( large inches, t» J give the thunderbolt a dear to responsible part^^^ st*-ck of .-o»s|s without reserve (’all if around »‘very few days ,u ! drain oA’ toe approved securiti^r^* naht of way. wh» reby li.*iiij*t import »nt work will yon wish to Imv g>s> Is at vour own price surplus water. Peiur* v»Li.g tor any f*»r S'Htie i •»» t«» c«»me, fi»*t sec print in s bo . inmigh ti.e ciMiiiiiitiM Mt. m d t»» mn i’srli s h • 'i- ai die street . . to u peak at thv tup. and wen v rv h ck I »er ■ that G eo W KIGER» I’ »R Sxii:. The Imd ling formerly oc of the candid st s for c.ty marshal we ti c p.»_( S oi that magazine II s i*. w a vivi I e etrical d ,p, y all al that point llH. jawbone?, wen \vi\ »don ■ 'vs- a; y» Bay City. <>r* '• -’ire. of the le tri,- | cupied l»v the Hi \l»imiiT will Is* * »Id at should require a promise that th s matter ■nea. novel, ' Tiiv Coast of Bohomia," beings laig, . ren-m.iii^ one of tlw j»» ot some a luugain The building ia Niilwtanlial. will In» attende I to. The city council in the 4 liristiuas is-me 01 the Jour»- il.a <1 l.n< i -iis Ic a-t Trie arm. were evidently X. th-,-. Timber Lands for Sale. and W ill Is* linoe I t » inx L»t in t *wn for might help matters a little by ordering imimdi it» ly uism its cl *«u Mr How» 11« lour-au.l-a i.al. leet oag, the linger»being Ail a«-vou!ds »'■coin,is —■— the late A B Also one section of agricultural 1 m «4. •” ^»unts ugnine! m small sum in nd lit ion to (he price the marshal to do this work, as the to suit purchaser!*. Tin^e or cash. will begin in the ni.igix iu* u M»rt«so' «emlynfaMhug Mr lifter has over Halbs k will I« aske I < all on or adreas — marshal is also street su|a»rintendent. ed tonal autob.o„raphn .1! |wi|iers, m I riy teeth which lie to.-k tn.m Hi. skull,. Ed. Half « r T. B Handley at Till»- Hl M. K.ÄV9- mouk r-ti St Money to Loa£g
