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-NOTH H OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
T C McNamer returned Wednesday Vault, a pioneer oi 1845, the» puet-inae-
•*‘ive" ,hll< *>y virtue of.
from the first bridge below the upper ler-general ot the provisional govern» CoiLtv u" r h,er,h>
li'Ut “ Vhc c,'un" court, of the
Nouuty
Of
Hlatuook.
state of Oregon. au>l
inent,
whs
sleeted
editor
on
a
fork« of Wilson river, where he ia huild-
►Hiury of i ix collectoete1 r
delivered as Uteri# and
ghtaiion Jan. Clark mid w ife will have |3'J0 a year. While he was an uiieom-
1
of pnxmook count}, state uf
ô't
jo collect the de-
charge of it. Messrs. Stokes mid Hughes pronii»iug democrat of the Jeffersonian hnou,
rntqut nt taxe» Charged In the li.t of delinaeut
°r t.heyear1.18y3 *’• levying upon and
will put in a phone, Httaching lo the tel school, and never so happy as wheu sellmflMh^
Si»T"lV,"‘l,l!"',1’,o(’‘ueh delinquent
1 * J'llhcieut amount cannot he
egraph line mid giving communication promulgating its principles, the constitu fouîTPï:
V'V "h““ ,he real property a. set forth
tion of the printing assocoation made it iô
with thia city
n u h.h*
"M “fwi'l county or mi
much thereof a» »hall satisfy theamount of taxes
that the editor should eschew charged
Mr. J W. James, a captalist mid rail-1 necessary
against tlie delinquent tax paver, to-
politics.
F.. rm " "" 5‘‘"ts
expense» of sale, situated
r >ad man of Chatanooga, Tenn , has
tn llllam.H.k county, Oregon, and described
lol lows to-wit:
been visiting relatives in this county the
Harvesting in May.
Chatterton <’. L., w J4 of nw V, ne 1. of nw 1
past month or more has become inlereat-
section 27. tp i >, rft w, laoacre*: lots
It will stirpiiae our «u.lerii
I. 2. 7 and 8. block I, Stillwell s addi
ed in the matter of a railroad to Aatoria
readers,
tion to l'lllamook City
Mnd has uen out over the Nehalem route. BiiyH the Condon Ululi,, to leur unii
that l D. >. Day John G., tract beginning at a point on
quarter section line 12.50 chs. w of
He was quoted by a Salem paper as hav C. Henry, wliowe excellent farm lie» four
Nt-ction coiner on E boundry section
,
iiiilCH ■<nitu
south of
ing sr.id that a railroad would make
'links Aa-
As-
of Condon, j ii H cutting wheal
24. Ip. 1 s, r 10 w, thence south l}ehs.
to intersect center ot slough, thence
toria the metropolis oi the North-west with
wu,‘ a “ reaper tliia
thia week. Mr. Henry did
westerly along center of said slough
to make a westing of 55 rods, thence
and he considers the Nehalem route the 1,01
through
hist ,nu
fall when
_ cutting
_ o ...Ok
»licit
north to intersect sai<l quarter section
line, thence east 55 rods to beginning
only practicable one on account of river the thresher quit work, so lie just left it
section 25, tp. 1 s, r 10 w, 16 acres;
till this spring The grain is in just us
competition of the Goble loniw.
Tract beginning 60 feet s and 60 feet
w of sw corner of block 9. Tillamook,
James Lee was arrest?d Monday by good a condition now ns it was last fall,
fhence s 3;o feet, thence west 210 feet,
thence s I05 feet, thence west 640 feet,
Deputy Sheriff Vaughn on a warrant and will yield just as much to the acre.
thence 11 5OO feet, thence e 474 feet,
»worn out before Justice Hughe* i*y H This speaks volumes lor our climate and
thence s 100 feet, thence e ats feet,
thence n loo feet, thence c 131 feet to
fertility
of
soil
This
is
the
choicest
h. Scott charging him with the viola
place of beginning in section 25, tp.
1 s, r 10 w,
tion oi game law in the killing of an elk portion of the United States, and, con
Peter 11., ne
of nw »{, iw
anti
out of season At the invesiigation the sidering the large amount of vacant land Johnson
ne %) ne %, section 7, tp. 3 11, r’J w
160 acres, tax
following fact-» were developed: In the yet in this cciinty, the population ou^ht
A., lots 1 to 22, in block 15, in A.
early pa it of the mouth Mr. Lee, Mr. to be ten times ¡is great as it is at present. Miller A. A Millet's
addition to Tillamook
City
Theis and Mr. Griblieler formed a fishing
A Neiulbie Will.
Thayer C. & E., s of sw 1 M w *2 of se *4,
parly using Mr. Thole’ wagon, and Mi .
section 30, tp. 2 s. r 10 w, tax
Lucy A., lots 2 and 7, block 7, Bay
Lee’s team and wagon box, and pioceed-
A Portland man died recently, and he Wilks City.
ed to Wilson river, in Tillamook couniy, ( made a will, a* follows: “To be opened Unknown, lots sand 6. block i3, Stillwell's
addition to Tillamook City, tax
f -,
wlieie Mr. Lee shot and killed an elk after my death.” When the envelope
therefore after due -levy and by virtue
The three men dressed the elk, ate part of i was torn off, another one was found of Now
said warrant 1 w ill sell at public auction tor
in hand at the court house door in Tilla
it, and the rest was brought home and I underneath with the words: “I’o be cash
mook. in Tillamook county. State of Oregon.
divided. Mr. Lee, however, was arrest opened aix weeks after the first envelope OH the 2-ti! (|1(V of June 1896, at the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the above
ed un the way home and taken into cus lias been opened.” Al the end of six described
real estate, or so much thereof as
be necessary to satisfy llie amount of
tody. On this point he was dischaged, weeks it was found there was a third en shall
taxes charged thereon, together with costs and
as not having had the meat in Ins pos velope, with the inscription: “To be expenses of levy and sale.
this 22 day of May 1895.
session in tins county and within the opened in a year.” Finally the will was Given under my hand
J. H. J ackson .
Sheriff and tax collect »r of
jurisdiction of tins court
opened, when it was found that th® tes
Tillamook county, Ore.
tator bequeathed one hundred thousand
NOTICE OE SHERIFF'S SALE FOR TAXES
From Sheridan Nun.
dollars, of his fortune to Hint person
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
among his relatives who slioukl be Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
of Hie amended game laws
warrant issued out of the county court of the
proven to have the largest number of county of Tillamook. State of Oregon, and to
of Oregon reads as follows:
me directed and delivered as sheriff ami tax
children.
collector of Tillamook county. State of Oregon,
•’Any person or persons who shall heie-
commanding me to collect thé delinquent taxes
charged in the list of delinquent tax payers for
after, in the 8late of Oregon, limit or
the year 1892, by levying upon and selling
pmsue elk or deer with hounds with the
the goods ami chattels’ of such delinquent tax
Miss Clara Hall, of Monmouth, llÄH payera,
and if none be found, tln n upon the
intent to kill said elk or deer shall be
gone to leach just over in Tillamook, real property, as set forth in said tax list, or so
much thereof as shall satisfy the amount of
guilty of a misdemeanor.”
where she had already taught two term taxes so charged, with cost and expenses of sale,
I lia line is Horn $2o to $2J0, or impris
situated in Tillamook County, Oregon, and
O E. Dennis was over from Tillamook described as follows to wit:
onment in the County jail.
valley hist week and purchased of John Pacific States Savings Loan & Building
Association, mortgage from Susan
“Yes you bet” said a Tillamuoker to Webster a Jersey bull for use on bis
A. ami A. P. Wilson, $7o> on lots 3
a Coaster, speaking on Hie subject oi the dairy larm over there.
ami 4. block 10 Claude Thayer’s add.
to Tillamook, dated August 27, 189’.
new game law, “it you chase, hunt or
Recorded Sept. 4. 189i, book ’*G,"
The printing outfit of J. B. Long has
pages 449, 460, 451, tax
So
pursue a dear with intent or intent, to
been
taken
from
Amity
to
Ocean
Park
Now therefore after due levy and bv virtue of
kill or kill said deer or duets, with
said warrant, I will sell at public auction for
in hand at the court house door st Tilla
hounds or hounds, you will be hung by near Woods, over oil the coast, where cash
mook. in Tillamook County, Oregon, on the
your neck until you are dead and fined Claude LeMaster and A. II. Malaney 28th day o< June. 1895. at the hour of 10 o’clock
propose to start a paper.
in the forenoon of said day. the above described
ail you’re Wurth and mure loo. Thai’s
real estate, or so much thereof as shall be neces
sary
to satisfy the amount of taxes charged
about the way a Yamhilier told it to me.
The Nehalem Mill.
thereon, together with costs and expenses of
levy ami sale.
1 think too nniuli of my iainily lo liuun i
Given under my hand this 20 day of May 189s.
deers—bet your goozle. No law 'agin
J H. JACKSON.
Shoiff and tax collector of
hounding wild cattle,—lhai's my kinder
Tillamook County, Ore.
game.” Then lie w inked tne other eyu
borrowed a chew of tobacco, called to a
pack 01 sieea deer hounds and rode into I
The Oregonian of May 22 any*:
the greenwood with a gleaming Winches- 1
■‘Dr. W A Wise, <>f Albina, lias re
ter barrel pointing lowaid the eastern 1
tinned from bis hip to Tillamook.”
horizon.
1
Dr. Wise is in Woods and will not be
in Portland for some time.
EDMUNDS &CO
Dealers in General Merchandise
I LLAMOO K, OK.
DIRECTORY.
Sturgeon s
A Fine Line of Jewelry.
Stationery, Books.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
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ljvccbcv of
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For Sale at a Cirent Sacri tic«*.
Wheat—Eastern markets continue to
Trask.
advance. English markets are also firm
There will be an entertainment ait the
at an advance. Local markets do nut
gain as rapidly on account of scarcity of school house Decoration day.
vessels and higher freight rates.
Miss Helen Keys, of McMinnville, i*
Oats—There is a steady demand for visiting friends in this vicinity.
choice at quotations. Receipts continue
Juliiiny Cook went over the mountains
small, al 28 to 30 cents.
with a loud of household goods for E. M.
Barley—Receipts are small. The mar Keys lust week.
ket is steady at |11.50 to $12.00 for good
Sheriff Jackson paid this neighborhood
feed.
a visit last week, to serve papers of 11
Egg—With Minaller receipts and good
mild form on E R. Bale*
demand values have advanced Io 11c.
Jord M- iris pass'd here Friday. He
Potatoes- Ebe market is overstocked
with all kinds Good are dull sale at 15 lias been dapping on the lower Tra.-k,
mi I iep Tied having taken neatly h hun
to 20c |>er sack .
Hay—Choice timothy sells at $9 00 to dred bides, huge slid stlinll, four of
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$9.50; choice cheat dull at $4 to $5 per which net® bear bides; lie also had
bides of a panther ami a wildcat.
t >11. inferior grades are not waiihd.
A. Bushman
Poultry—The receipts are large. CI10.ce
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T illamook , O regon .
FOREST CTEEOTTZE,
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< O2RÆE.
□f White Lßijtiorna
Brown
„
S. S. Hamburga
Wyandottas
Plymouth Rocks
Indian Games
White Footed
Black Spanihh
Win more premiums at the State Fair
competition than any other
exhibitor. Also won sweepstakes, Stock this season I tetter than ever, and
prices lower. Send for price list of fowls and eggs'
Li venne.
J. H. Btidgeford «nd wife of Bay City
have been in the city lliia week on lodge
busineHM.—McMinnville Repoiter.
Rev. C. A. Willey, formerly of tliiw
pl«c» ¡» doing n thriving biissness in
slioeimiking and hiirnesH woik in Ore
gon City.
A party hi Forest Grove wialipa to
trnde
a house mid lot worth fl,()00 for
old hens fi,:d ready sale at $3.50; broil*
Notice.
land near Tilhimook city. Inquire mi
cih , dues, geese and turkeys are all dull
at quotations.
We wish to inform the public that the , thi* office.
Hides—The market is firm at 13c Io North Yamhill and Tillamook stage • Trv a bottle of Liverine for constipA-
JSJgcents for dry.
line is now making daily trips on tioii. Sold til wavs under a positive
Wool—Valley will command 10_JiC to schedule time, making connec ions with guarantee. Sold only by Sliirgroii, the
12c, and Eastern Oregon 6c to 10c, ac the 3 :30 1*. M . train for Portland
drnggint. 52.
cording to quality and condition.
P. If. M enn er , Proprietor.
Hard TimesCabinet photo* reduced
Flour—Tne market is strong with an
to |l 5O per dozen. Picture mouldings
upward tendency. Good brands of Val
of any size <»r style nt Portlund prices, at
ley and Eastern are held at $2 35
Heins’ Art Studio.
How
to
Cure i'olimelf 55 lille l »lug It
Smoked Meats and Laid—Die supply
L. C. Smith, of Bar View, Ims just re
is large with only a small demand. The
The tobacco habit glows on a man turned iro n Portland. Mrs. Smith, who
jobbing prices for hams are lie to lll»c; until his nervous system is seri«in*-ly «f-
accompanied him to Portland, remained
sides, 8I4C to 8J^e; pure lard, 8L4c to Vc; fected, impairing lipalth, comfort and there on account of the illness
of Ml*
country cured sell at lower prices.
be ppi lies* To quit suddenly is too se J. M. Terwiliger.
Staple Groceries—Have ruled steady vere a shock to the system, as tobacco,
The H eadlight started to advertise
during the week. No change in sugar to an inveterate user becomes a stimu-
“Coin’s Financial School” six month*
or coffee.
lant that Ills Mystem continually craves
Butter—The receipts continue large BacO Curo, is a scientific* cure for the to ago. No one would have thought tlieu
that all the big newepNyers in Hie na
Demand is light at low prices Brine 15 bacco habit, hi all its f orms, carefully
tion would lie advertising it free of
to 20c per roll for No. 1; store in roll 8c compounded after the formula of an
charge bv this time.
to 12c per roll: choice dairy 15 to 18e eminent Berlin Physician who has used
Phil Messner, of North Yamhill, the
per roll creamery 20 to 22'ac per roll.
it in bis private practice since 1872. with
Dried Apples—Evapoiated bleached out a failure, purely vegetable and guar stage man, wm * in the city last week.
new 3}^ to 6c; evaporated unbleached, anteed perfectly harmless. You «*«111 use He is rustleing in the interest of him stage
new 5 to 5J^c; sun dried, sacks and all the tobiic 0 5<m want, while taking line, and was finding m.| the sentiment
here in regard to putting a telephone line
boxes 4 to ocents.
Baco-Cnr«», it will notify you when to
between filLim'x»k and North Yamhill
Pears—Sun evaporated 5 to 6c.
stop. We give a written guarantee to
The steamer Wwlhmki made her per
Dried Plums—Pities* 4 to 5 cents. perimmem ly cure any case with three
boxes or refund the money with ten per iodical appearaiice last Thursday even
Prunes 4 to 6c
l ent, interest. Baco-Cnro is not a snbati- ing Captain Chatterton w.is at Hie
Geo. H. Himes, historian of the Ore tute.biit a scientific cure, that cures wheel and Engineer Lollis wa« at the
gon Press Association, and one of the without the aid of wi.l |x»wer and with thro’tk. We understand that the Wall-
pioneer printers and publishers, lectured no inconvenience. It leaves the system uski w ¡11 assist the Tmiqiiiii in keeping
on “The Pres« of Oregon,tf at Portland as pure and free nicotine as the day 5on the government works supplied with
rock.—Y'aquina Bay New*.
recently. Among other things he Raid: took vour first chew or smoke. Sold by
D.tn Bowers tried to trade oxen with a
“The first news pu|»er west of the Rock ull druggists 55 ith our ironclad guarantee,
blind
mail the other day, and the blind
at
fl
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three
boxen,
(thirty
ies was the Oregon Spectator, which was
issued at Oregon City, February 5, 1846, days treatment,) |2 5u. or sent direct man said lie wouldn't trade until he saw
p-inted, semi-monthly, by John Fleming, upon receipt of price. SEND SIX TWO- Dan’s ox. They went to look al if, Dan
for the Oregon Printing Association, of CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX, wondering all the time how ti.a man
which W G. T. Vault was president; BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE could see it. But the blind man rnldied
J. P. Brooks secretary, George A her net hy Eureka Chemical A Manufacturing Com Ilia hand over Dan’s ox a little, and
treasure* and R Newell, J EDmgand pany .Manufacturing < he miste, LaCrosse. traded after retpiiririg some l-oot,
blind man gut the lies! of Dan
I. H. Couch directors. The p.i|»er wa* Wj«<on«m.
Jft
of imitetion
trade marks*
ond labels.
AR/\ AHP HMV\EK SOP* I
in packages
Costs no more than inferior package soda—
never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni.
’ versally acknowledged purest in the world.
Made only by CHURCH fc CO., New York.
Sold by grocers cverywb“re.
Write for Arm and Hammer Book of valuable Recipe»—FREE.
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STATE OF OREGON.
Governor
W P. Lord
sécrétai y of State
H. R K incaiii
Ireaxurer
P hil . M etchan
supt. of Public instruction
G. M I rwin
Attorney-General
C. M. I dlkman
State Printsr
W. H Leeds
iR. S. B kan
Supreme Judges
¿F. A. MoOBK,
U'. WOL VESTON
Member Board of Equalization . S. D. G ibbon
UiKO.
H Bl RNETT
Circuit Judges
I H. H. HEWITT
Prosecuting Attorney
J amen M c C ain
Join. Senator
J. W. Maxwell
KepreMentative
.. .
H. G. ÜU1LD
UNITED STATES OFE1CALS:
Senators
f J. JI. M itchmli .
I J• N. D olph
Congressmen 11"1, l,,*,"t.rict.
11 H kkmans
laud District .
W. R. E llis
R out . A. M ills a
U. S. Land Office,Oregon I'ily j
Register,
. Peter Paquet
i
Receiver.
COUNTY OFFICIAL«:
Judge
\V. W.CONDKR
ID. P. H arvky
Commissioner.......................
)L. B. A i . lkv
Clerk...........................................
T. H. G ovnk
Sheriff .........
J. II. J ackson
Treasurer .................................
J ohn B akkkk
Assessor ...
A. T. W hitk
Surveyoi
........
a . M. A ustin
School Superintendent
. I.. P S mith
Coroner
C. E- R eynolds
Deputy Prosecuting Attorne' •y
. E. E. S klph
Circuit Court convenes tL_
..........................
ine . 4th
Monday ...
in
August, anti an adjourned term is generally
held in the spring.
I'KECINl'T:
Justice of the Peace
.
. .
I. T. M avlshy
Constable
..................................... 8. M iller
CITY OFFICIALS.
I
Mayor
E. E. S klph
f
. D. R easonkk
< 'ouncil I
......................
J ohn J on kb
....................................
L.. H iner
5V. H. R eynolds
G eo . C ohn
Recorder
.............
.............C. N. D rew
Treaxurer
A lfred W illiams
Marshall
w . r. i\n \
SCIIOOI. BOARD
M. 5V. Harrisson, A. W. Severance, and Claude
Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
C hristian C hurch :-—Rev. H. B. Morgan,
pastor. Services on Sundays at II <» cloek A. M.
I and at 7:30 P. M. until further notice.
M E. C hvrch :—Rev. D. McLachlan, pastor.
Services 1st Sunday in month at n A. M. at Bay
City and at 7 P. M. in Tillamook. 2iidSuiiday
al Pleasant Valley at 11 A. M. ami in TillamuoK
at 7 P. M. 3rd Minday, same asfirst. 4th S1111-
1 doy, Tilhimook, morning and evening. 5th Sun
1 days at Nehalem.
C atholic C hvrch :—N o pastor at present.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
A O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at 7
p. m . in I. O. o. F. Hall. Geo. Edmunds, M. VV.,
D. T. Edmunds, Recorder.
HOOK is LADDER CO. - .Meetsoil fust Tues
day night of each month in City Hall. Geo.
Cohn, President; Theo. Rteiiihilher, Chief; Otto
Heins, Secretary.
G. A. R — Meets first and third Saturday
each month at 1 1*. M. in G. A. R. Hall. ('.
Drew, Adjutant; |. 5V. Waxwell. Commander.
I. O. O. I*'.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7:3o
I*, m . in I. O. O. F Hall. Win. Ebeiman, N. G.,
Carl Knudson, Rec. Secretary; Win. Hamilton,
Per. Secretary.
A. F. it A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of
each month in 1. O. O. I' Hall. Geo. Cohn,
W M . I- R Beals, Secretary.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. ¿4.—Meets at 7 30 P.
M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month at I. O.
O. F. Hall. J. E. Sibley, II. P.; W.\5 . Conder,
Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 18. O E S-
Meets 2nd and4lh Saturdays of each month.
Mis. A. A. Ford, W. M.;G. W. Pettit, Secretary.
I he (lute opposite your iiiiiih - printed
on the ninrgiii of \out pa per or on tin- wrapper
indicates the time yonr subMcription expires,
and you arc Invited to renew nt tliut time. All
papers »ent lo parlies ontoide the comity are
promptly discontinned when their lline expires
and nix month*' arrearage is the limit within
the county. In stopping your xubHcriptnn, It
jM ,i»/'~«Hary first to pay alf arrearage«
notice for im iilh ation .
Land office at Orc ;on < ity, Oregon, April, aa,
1M95.—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ol I iim intention to
make final proof in support of bis claim, and
that said proof will I m * nia<le before the County
< lerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, On-
gon, on July a, iH 5, vix
John L. ChilderM
liomcMteml Entry No. M >24, lol the lotx 7, 8, Ti)
ami Ii, section 2. T. a a, r 9 w.
He nameH the f allowing witne—eM Io prove hlx
continuous rewidenve upon and cultivation of,
bald land, viz:
(' A. Smith. Marion < Imnce, Grant Bailey
and W (.. < 'Italic« , all of Tillamook, TillamooK
County, Oregon.
492 Alayj .Iune6. Robert A. Miller. Register.
NOTICE FOB I’I BI.ICATION
I^ud Office Ht Oregon City, Oregon, May 11,
>w95 -Notice in lirrrhy given that the following
named Mettler hii.M filed notice of his i iitcntlon to
make fiiml proof In Niippoi t of I i I n c I h I iu , and
that >aid inooi will be made bvfoie the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Oit
gon, on June 24, i >» q 5, viz
II J. IMHHCN
Homestead Entry No. 10529, for the e 1
« 17 s< •, section *>, i' >e, r v w.
lie names the following witnexM*- to prove hi*
continuous roddem-e upon ami cultivation of,
said l.iml, 5 Is
J B Lewis J.l» Wallace. W. T. West, all of
Beaver, ami B. II. Bunn, of Tillamook, all of
Tilhimook County. Oregon
51 4 May Hi June 27
Rola-it A. Miller, Register
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Programme of Memorial Pay Exercits -
Thurwlay evening, May 30,
I nvociition
llev I) McLachlan
Decoration Day
Arthur Ho ut le wick
The Picket Guard
Ida Latimer
The Hab lwt Story
Seven Little Hai«
Song —Battle Cry of Freedom
School
A Poem
Trley Andrr«on
For The Survivor»
FiHiikie Drew
Hurrah for the Flag
Three Gli I«
iJrcorathm Day
- Hernie Hun!
1 ramp, Tiamp, Tramp, the Bojaurr
Man-hing
School
Our National Banner
I lla Hayt-a
The < ounterMign
Mllinie I'rtrriM.ii
Tin* American Flag
I Fifth Meader Cla-«
A Fing Drill
Eighteen Pupil«
Remember the Soldiera
Hazel Brown
The Battle
Ada Page
The Flag of Yankee Doodle *
Henry Dlenl
The Challenge
Edith Leona Perkin«
Bring Flowers
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(‘.race Chatterton
Serond Review of the Grand Army
I Pair.
To the .‘•oldiiTW Mild Sailor«
I Enelfa For.I
Rrrilat ion
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Three
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Hong ' olunibla the Gem of theOreaii
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Our Flag of Liberty
Olis r Stillwell
The Crowning of tneSlain
G rare Ford
Swing out th«* Flag
Nettie McKinley
Hong—Hail 1'olnmbin
School
To in Ol<| Hattie Flag
... Hix Buys
Hong—A merit a
All
Battle of Buena Vista
Lolita May Wilson
Bem-diction
Rev H H. Morgan
The exert ise«» will be given in the May Acad
emy, at 8 o’clock I*. M
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