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She fainted, upon bis departure.
&ur big ztzcEi of gcoaz muzt be
T he C ounty O fficial P aper —Lyun I’uion.
She seated herself upon bis enter
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A U U rod to mz^e room for new goedz.
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turn.—Burlington Hawkeye.
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How about the woman who was
<1 nO.
Oue year
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Six months
fifi hurt in the fracas?—Railway Age.
Three month»
¿si criooz end zee bziezt
lie kicked the tramp upon his
ADVERTISING RATES-
stz/lez l'r foil ¿oodz thzt ere arriving
per year >6.75 setting down.—American Pharm
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We thought she sat down upon
Local notic«-*. loci» per line: and .seta, afier
the first insertion. Only sets |»er line for first her being asked.—Saturday Gossip.
insertion for recirlar advertisrrs
Ix»»l, Found, For Kent. For Sale, Wanted, and
He kissed her passionately upon
Special notice», hi classified ’ad' column». at
the rate of one cent per word for fliM insertion her reappeiuaiice.—Jefferson .Souv
and halt rates tlw-ieafter
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Legal notice». Nonpareil, locts. per line for enir.
firwt insertion and -Set* per line tor each »ul»se
queiit insertion.
was
shot
in
A Chicago foodpad
the tunnel.—Western Medicai Re
STVD POKER El NANCE.
porter, Chicago.
We fee) compel led to refer to
Everybody knows what stud
|>oker is. The players each buy so the poor woman who was shot in
many chips. The dealer takes bis the oil regions. —Medical World.
C. T. HILLS,
And why not drop a tear for the
percentage everytime a hand is
man
who
was
fatally
stabiied
in
the
played. Six men may start in with
»5.(X) each in the evening. Before ■ otunda, and for him who was
iu Tillamook County. Two boat» each day to Tillamook.
morning the dealer w ill have it all. kicked on the highway?—Medical
The European bankers and bond, Age.
Garibaldi, Or.
The above clippings appeared in
holders are the dealers, the Wall
Street bankers are the cappers, and the Oregonian recently, and it is
the American public constitutes thought they were dropped in “un
ANK of
the players. We pay them all our beknownst ” to the dignified Harvey
Without Cost.
money in the shape of interest, they Scott. Perhaps it is some of Mr.
We will send you by mail post-paid one »mall
Duiiniway's
work.
The
Oregonian
tree adapted to your climate, with
Joan it back to us, and we give
C. & K. THAYER, evergreen
instructions for planting and raring for it, to
them mortgages on our farms. should have added one like the
gether with our complete list of nursery stock,
Myou will ent «ml this advertisement, mark on
S ioii will they have our farms and following:
Geneial Banking and Exchange business. it the name of this paper, and tell how many
11 ml what kind of trees and plant» you would
"When he kissed her, she went Interest paid on time deposits.
wish to plant them.
our money. They have all our
We will quote you lower prices on the stoc k
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, you want than have ever been offered you.
gold now, and we can't do business off on her dignity.”
Sweden and all foreign countries.
Evergreen Nurseries,
for the lack of a convenient circul
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COHN & CO.,
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(ÿcïziKilc/i cHctcl,
‘Beat Sea-side Summer ‘Hofei
An Evergreen Tree!
ating medium. “Stud Poker Fin
ance” is the title of a little book,
by J. T. Flynn, 1’. O. Box 225,
Portland. Oregon, ¡nice 25 cents.
Everyone should read it. Nothing
was ever written that was clearer
or more to the point. In it the
financial question is ably handled,
and in language that every man
can understand.
Don’t talk about overproduction,
when so many people are in need
of bread. Yet. wheat goes begging
at 27 cents per bushel. The Ittlxirer
starves and the farmer tloee with
out manufactured luxuries. Where
is the blame.
Tillamook,
[Record]
Oregon.
Miss Della an<l Martha Messner started
for Tillamook Monday evening, to visit
with friends for a week.
J. V. McClintic, an okl resident of this
county and hud charge of the North
Vainiiili and Tillamook stage line for
Blacksmith
several years, is now located at Santa
All kinds of wood work and wagon
Cruz California.
work done.
Miss Ida Pagan kopf, whose home is in
Albany, and who has iieen teaching on
Trask river the past summer, is visiting
friends in this citv for a few »lays, pre
/fijr- .’ew shoe» $1.50, old shoes Sorts.
paratory to taking a |>osition as one of
the leachers in the Cook School in Mc Place of business: opposite Jones Bros.
IJvery Stable.
Minnville.
Judge Burnett, of I he Tillamook circuit,
was in our city Friday. He visited his
sister near town.
[Yes, Judge Burnett is of the Tilla
mook circuit, and this circuit includes
Yamhill and some other counties, the
names of which we have forg «lien.—Ed
CARL P. KNUDSON,
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
À New Idea!
H eadlight ]
the
the
A («»rreclimi.
The following appears in Hie North
Yamhill Record:
“According to a correspond, nt to the
Tillamook Advocate from (><rihaldi, the
landlord of the Bay View Hous • inform»
campers going there that they are not
wanted. He must be a vei r a« commo*
dating hotel man—not ”
C. T. Hills, the propriel* > • Lie Bay
View House, always welcome» |»eo| !»• at
hia place, and the allow »tatenmeiit i>
absolutely without foundai;
pn.hnbli
referring to another place entirely
You will reinemlier that Goliath
very much surprised when
Ihtvid hit him with a stone. He
said “that such a thing had never
entered Ins head before.” New
ideas are numerous in our stock.
We always have what is latest,
! icst and cheapest
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Evergreen, Door Co., Wis.
Frescoing, Decorating,
PAINTING,
and Paper-hanging.
For estimate» and prices call on, or write to
H ermann G essner , Beaver Post-office,
41
Tillamook County, Ore.
TILLAMJOK
and
UHQTU VAMUIII
1» now making daily
trips with hack over i ra»k
river loll road. < aretul
«river», good hacks, quick
nun In lAIrLlILL trip- and excellent hot« I
Qlorra I iwa
accoinmodationa. Koadin
olage Line
good repair.
Leaves Tillamook daily for North Yamhill.
Leaves North Yamhill daily for Tillamook.
Makes clow* connections
with trahis at North Yam
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Fare Only S3 50.
P. H. MESNER. Manager
Miss L. J. RUGQLE8
Mr». A. JOHN80N
wm
There was less business trans
acted at the Oregon City land
oilice durjng August than any one
month for several years past, says
the Enterprise.
Not a single
tiinlier entry was made and the
cash receipts from commutation
fi
’
and preemptions suffered a serious
decline. The homestead tilings
\ukeof < uttI? for Sale.
iPROP
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and lilial proofs have been up to
LAMB,
propr
Heavy cattle, well broken, f< r suie.
the average of the previous montns easy terms, with good security
Standard l iterature in
Will
Paper Covers
of the summer. The only business exchange for hors»»
Inquire nt Light
All Leading Periodicals.
House
that has increased is that of con
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rotaro, Cigars, Emits, .Nuts amt Cine
tests.
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County orde«« uuiitid. C„|,„ a C o
Candies.
llllijah’O & goljlltfOll.
MILLINERY
Near Court House,
TILLAMOOK
(,()K St-^- riLL^MOOl^ LIVELY fST^BLE
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B. C.
KE JONES B ros . P roprietors .
First-cla» »ingle and double turn out» kepi o»
hand. Bcardi’«« and transient stock cared
tor.
TltXAMOOK.OKB.