Tillamook headlight., February 06, 1896, Image 2

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leading farmers to act as stool pig­ schooner cannot cross after si.»
eons, by giving them some of the gets inside. Well, in answer to
stock free. Every community of that we will say that the steamer
T he C ounty O fficial P aper farmers nlsiiit to engage in the Harrison crosses this same shallow
creamery business might, the first place every time she comes imp
rrsLI.HKD EVUV TUVZSDAV SV
thing, to post themselves on the this river and the only lime she
T he T ill « mook II«: « ought C omp ist ,
dairy question.
The ‘•shark’’ lias any trouble is when she rum
(ISO.SSOK ATtro
catches them because they are ig­ out of the channel onto the mm|
W. F I> JoXEX. EDITOR AMD MANAGER.
*♦♦£>,** a»*»«»
norant of the business, and be­ ilats. That same shallow place a
AUSTRALIAN SALT BUSH
Headquarters •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•▼c»**«»
Mixed Varieties, per pound 40 cents. I
cause,
like so many farmers in five miles from the mouth of t|,e
(Alriplex SeniildicCHtniii i
K ATM» OF m I’H m KlPTlON.
for
Sweet Peas
Half pound 25 cents»
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general, they think it don't pay to river, and the Himple & Wheeler
(STRICTLY 1MADVAMCE.)
<1
. . .THK ONLY
Quarter pound 15 cents.
11 «0.
One year
NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEA, Bride of Niagara,
mill is 011H 4| miles, therefore,
TflE FO^E pLANT FOt^
-is. to read tip and keep posted on this
six month«
, ,
True to name.
Price—Packet 25 cents, half packet 15 cents.
Sv
Three monili*
schooners need not pass said shal­
important question.
! ’ The Wonderful CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSE, only 15 cents.
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The money that lias been squan­ low place. The government char
I^LkALI £0IL£
TICK’S PU1KAL GLIDE. 1 ‘»‘.Hi.
TRIED AND Till E MMtI.TIEjJ
ADVFItrislXG KATES.
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The Pioneer Seed ( atnlog .e.
Farhwia*, Roae*« I »lark berry. The Pearl
dered
in ••busted" creameries in shows that the lowest water from
per
vejo
>6
73
l inch, per month
76
, > P'lxwTsphs of B- u» •* ?wee< Pea, Row-. Fneteusa, Gotwberry, Puialov», Earliest Ton-uio
" »1.00
. . . .
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I ) P. kiS.rM.Ja-tlem«. Ne r Leu'I’-r TuOzato, known* etc....................................
these
United
States is enormous. the mouth ufter crossing the Imr,
Qrol.
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Descriptive Circular on Application
.
V*retar«k*. Filled v><b
tbmxs, oM and new. rrcawvorx
Prarawork on
oa Aeveiry
Novelty rzavs.
Fhige*. era
entirely new idea—a
«— etc., —
- —
s :
::
::
e :5
. . real work of art. Fu 1 li.<t - f Flowers, Veiv-tables, Small »
Emits,
with oe-vrij
we see accounts of to the Himple & Wheeler mill is 8
” •• loo.oo Every day
' V ••'. '• r‘- ;f I-.«...-.i? - ieiü».fr >ra
.zj’ler—re-illy frecj or tree with aa urucr
i
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••
»I.«» ..
' ‘ f .r any of tu«, attuve.
and - jet», »fier
Local nolle-*, loris per line: —
- -
creameries
that
cost from#4,000 to feet, thus, giving in June, when
the fir»t insertion. Only cct» per line for first
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ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
insertion for regular advertiser*
$8,000
closed
up
or sold by the we have extreme low water, from
Lost. Found. For Kent Fur Sale, Wanted, and
special notice*, in classified ••ad" column», at
sherift'for
as
many
hundred dol­ 14 feet to 17 feet of water at high,
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
and hall rates thereafter.
lars. No creamery should be built tide, and from 16 feet to 19 feet
Leoal notice*. Nonpareil. iocl». per line for
3r»t insertion and Set* per line for each *’ii.*e
to handle milk that cannot as a most of the time.
quent insertion.
A dispatch from Bandon, Ore.,
SENO FOR CATALOGUE.
X'J notices or c.»m innicati- n* »lionld rule, muster 300 to 500 cows with­
You Want
Ire »cut ill a* early in the week a* possible.
in an easy radius of three miles of states that the schooner Lizzie ami
Trumbull & Beebe,
the creamery. It takes cows Io Matti-* is on the beach a quaater
l>ealera and growers of
run a creamery, and it takes bruins of a mile above the North jetty of
.Seeds, Trees, Bulbsand Plant*.
to run cows so as to make the milk the Coquille river and there is no
419 and 421 San some St San Francisco, Cal.
hope of getting her oft'.
production a profitable one.
The Lillie vnd Mat lie was re­
The
great
bar
to
the
farmers
There are likely to lie some
ru;
cently chartered by Himple &
progress
every
where,
is
his
un
­
r
great surprises at the result of the
fl
i fJortherq (JnoWq
willingness to enlighten himself as Wheeler for the Nehaleui river,
Intending purchasers will do well to correspond with me lwfore Ian ing. coming election.
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to the real meaning of this thing but was influenced to throw up
called ‘•dairying." As a conse­ her charter no doubt by those who
quence the ‘creamery .-hark' catch­ wish to hold a monopoly on this
:
65 Front St.. Fortin nd, Oregon.
P. S. Send for Catalogue.
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es him, the snide creamery man or river. She sailed for Coquille with
3
B
operator
cutches him. the commis­ the above results. There are worse
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Wlii Mature Vegetables
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57
YEARS
sion
merchant
shark gets him to haiborson the coast than the Ne­
Why
not
call
a
meeting
of
those
I Earlier than those Crown
300 ACRES interested in dairying?
South.
Now is send a thousand or two dollars halem.
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the time to start the Association. worth of butter to him and beats
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pears, Nut Trees, and Novelties.
GARDEN TRUCK.
him out of the pay, .and last but
login- of garden and
i seeds Cata
mailed free.
STARR, the ’<>rge»t early
Forty
ladies
may
receive
a
pres
­
not
least,
poor
cows,
bad
manage
­
In coiigriitulating ouiuelves for
:tp; 'e 12 tuci.es around, aud
;
ent from this ofiice at once.
See ment on the farm, and other points having such liuignificeiit resoiii-ces
marketable first week iu July
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IjEO.
gTAIftETT
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article elsewhere before writing or of ignorance of the principles of in dairying, lumbering and fishing
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Paragon, Purlin and other apples. KOONCE J*ar, early, hand­
Walla Walla,
good dairy practice catch him on we often lose sight of.some other
some and delicious. Lincoln t’oreless, very large .-.nd very late. Also, calling.
Seneca, Japan Golden ltusset, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince
every hand. Go to him and ask resouices which are ofgreat impor­
Columbia, unequaled for jellv.
him to turn about, ask him to sub­ tance.
•* r ««t«*c«a*
scribe for a good dairy paper and
ZT-CFTS
These is no place ill the United
Parry’s Giant. 6 ineb.e» around, the largest known chestnut: Paragon. Numbo and
buy Curler’s American Dairying, States where such enoi inous root
many other*. A alnut«—Fieuch. Persian. Japan. English anti American. Pecan«. Almonds.
«
alesmen wanted
Filbert*. Eleagnns I.ongt; ♦ «. fapan Mayberries. Hardy Orange*, bwarf Rocky Mountain
for instance, and he will tell you crops, such as carrots, beets, inan-
( berries, free from insects, black knot* and otlier diseases Small fruit*, grapes, currauta
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Salary ami expense« paid, or
etc. shade tree*, ornamental shrubs C a T alogvk F ree
commission a* preferred. >it-
honestly
and squarely that he gel wurtzels, rutabagas, t II1 11 ipe,
a uation permanent. Fine outfit free f
A cynical man thus defines a
Pomona Nurseries.
V,M BARRY 8arr? N J.
Fuil line choice feed potato«« and
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can't
afford
it." Yet he seems to potatoes, parsnips and radishes
* nursery stock Piicvs low. Roth local
promoter: ‘One who sells nothing
traveling agents want' d Apply
think
he
can
affoord
to lose money can be raised. The yield is some-
a and
a
at once giving age ami reference.
for something to a man « lio thinks
Mention tin* |»aper.
Free Exchange Department.
at every turn for the want ofsound tiling wonderful, and the quality
4
he is getting something for
W. 8 LITTLE & CO..
dairy know ledge.
of these roots is first class, the po­
Rochester. N. Y.
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fio*x>—159 acre*, first bench ’and. .10 acres
<400—('rtliforuia property for sale or ex
nothing."
improved. 12 acres can be plowed, bnlance 7
change. A lot 40s Ko. with triangular lot
8
There is no power on earth that tatoes being exceptionally line ami
•k axsaivvcaa & easily improved. All in tame grass. God of -anif area adjoining it on rear. !3 acre in nil.
buildings, running streams of water. On coun­ room for garden.chicken*, etc . l<autiful situa-
iu has can keep these men from being con­ the other roots being very rich in
ty road. 2 miles from post offiee school house 011, magnificent view of orange orchard*, vine­
on pl-'.ce Can keep 5 row* easily.
Be»t liar­ yard ami sm»w capp*-d mountain* in back
gain it. the county. Must lie sold* soon; la*sl of ground. Four mile» from center of city of I.“S
hinted stantly bitten by outside “sharks” food preperties for cows and other
icasonsfvr selling.
Price frXo. easy terms, Angie*, four miles from center of the celebrated
Mr. and their own inside folly, just as domestic animals.
apply at this office wheie full information will l’a»adena. on boulevard and electric connecting
•>e given.
both p'aces. cheap fare*, and only a few min-
, . ,
long as they think lln-y “ean't af­
Cabbages, cauliflower, lettuce,
utes ride to either place. Best equipped ele
“vlpll
line in the Vnited -tat* *. Both cities will soon
ford"
to know the truth of tilings. onions, and other garden products
V. ill pHl’ty
well begun 1* half done. Begin J& g
<7 x>— 70 acres, 12 acres of it fin-.- tide ¡and 20 be built torcther Value of property £«< m >
L well by jfUhiic Ferry’s iwed*. figb
G ac*e< dear roll ng ground, balance good exchange tor TBlamook property, ( all at this llCl Oil
They beat themselves and let reach pei-feelion here. There nev­
klAon t ldt cirniue determine
»pruce timber. Fronts on Nvtart* bay, county ottce for partictulars
B your cron, but plant Ferry * e T*®
road cm*.«*'* it ran keep 10 dairy cows from
the “sharks" beat them, when two er .’/as a better place for gardening.
W s«?eds. Knowu aud soul *
start, and more by seeding open land to grass,
spring «»( pure cold water, ais»» running brook
14000—2« acres adjoining city sightly loca­
It 1
t
cents a week and a lilt]* study
Small fruits, such as strawber­
Coiiveuienl to school, store, post office and -aw 2
w
Before yon plant, get
tion high and dry. good drainage.' high
mill. Fine v iew of bay aud ocean. Good fruit «tale of cultivation, well fenced, new s room
are would save them all that loss.
u Firry » Saed Annual
ries, blackberries, raspberries, cur­
land. This is a great bat gain.
Cali nt this house, l-aru etc. Two orchard», one bearing,
V f«>r lvM Contain* more prac-1
office or on J. II Ja<-kson cilv.
profusion of ».n„11 ft uit* and berries, fine gar­
and
rants, gooseberries, also [iliinis.
w ti-'iil iuformulion (or farmer« 1
den
«'h»*eto ac demy. i0 minute* walk to
and gardeuers than many
court
bouse, just the place for a man who wants
NEHALEM BAR.
For Exchange—California and other prop­
llu-
prunes, etc., are at their best in
prlci 1 text looks. Mailed free.^^
to take Ide- easy
Can milk ten cows, keep
el ty:
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U. a. »IHKl A (•»., DETROIT, XKH.^^H
n8 acre* improved fruit aud grain farm 3’> horses, chickens ect- 0:1 place. Place will ¡.ring
far
this
climate.
Cranberries thrive
go»l
iiicrcase.
or
can
l>e
sold
out
in
parcels
at
a
The following is taken from the
ntilr* fr««m E'.mii
-
mt '. California..
Easy term*.
other property to
I.nrge house mid barn. All in cultivation aud larire profit
in
several
localities,
and there is
sell,
call
al
this
office
or
on
A.
Letcher,
the
Nehalem
Tillies:
fenced
Windmill aud well.
jeweler.
40 acre* partly in bearing fruit in Vacaville
no
end
to
the
possibilities
here in
A
great
ileal
has
been
said
but
valley. « alilvritia.
Hutty and *
running.
the line of small fruits. The woods
1 J7oo—xj "ere*, all ltottom laud. • e»t se«li-
not
mucli
written
about
the
Neha-
160 acres in gtaiu farm, Fresno county Cali- A
met : >:.d in the wor! I 5 acres plow laud,
fojnia. Iloiuk, barn hii <I well ufguod water.
in grass. Big root crop*, will support 7 cows
leiii bar, that is. not much ns far are full of wild fruits also, such ns
640 acre* of timber laud in Monterey county. no:«. h or jo mill little work, rntmiug water
on
one
«ide
fence*l.
01
main
road.
5
miles
to
California, unimproved.
ns facts go, for the reason that this huckleberries, of which there are
city r mile to creamery.
Land easily cieared
22 lot* in san Inego, California.
Will »tip port one family now and two if cleared
liar is not so well known by out­ four varieties, salai berries, blaek-
2 lot* and hoiiMe in San Francisco city.
fcoj cash and f”oo .-n time. Call at this office or
RUGS
on L D. Ackley. Wilsou river.
6 lots in South Monrovia California
siders as it should be, and it re­ lierries, thimble berries, salmon
2S1 acre«, unimproved in Oakland. California.
own to order If you want your rac* made
mains for us to give such people a berries, and wild cranberries.
2 lots in Moro Bay, San f.uis Ol»i«po county. 1 5
’
« Ph ««ant ' alley 15 .».s
up. call at my home ne »ample* and get terms.
California.
'' »lud. '-uri.'d ant! c«-rdt«l
(*. « i
The business of raising vegeta­
few facts. Most of these outsiders
Mm J War dvouki . Tillamook
hou»e and bam. 8oacre*beuch land. 2 acre*
80 acre* in Davis county. Iowa.
orchard, f250 cash la'..-*nce <»n 5 year* time
bles
and sni.«!l fruits here« is as­
when they want to know anything
1 acre improved, I xm Angles. 1 alifornia.
Call at this office or on J. W . Buckles. Ne**octon
6 lot* in Ft. *»cott. Kansas
almut the Nehalem river or bar, suming considerable proportion'.
Prices to Suit
Hotel building and lol in Wilbur Washington. 1Í1
far.
J acres u» improvement*, ali b >t-
rush at once to the steamer or r and should be encouraged in every
2 houses in Portland, Oregon. S500.
tom land small ti»;il>er J
ca-h
()..lv .. 1* ..
the Times:
and
ance on easy term*. <'all at this offne or on
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80 lots in Seymour, Texas.
Trai>s|«>rlalio:i Co. for information. was possible.
J. W Buckes. Nesiocton.
6 lots iu Chicago. Illinois
only a few localities are suitable
*-------- BOOTg and g|10^
It is im|H>rlaiit in order to get
Now we will ask those aquainted
i6> acres iu Scott comity. Tennessee.
for creameries, and the Willamette
f63r>
—
130
acre*
of
land.
40
acres
ready
for
Will trade all or part for dairy ranch in Tilla­
the
best results, to patronize relia­
«villi
such
questions
if
thev
sup
­
Made to otdei.
9 the plow. 15 acres fits! class bottom land,
mook county. Oregon.
adjoining liraver post office and creamery. No valley is not suited for creameries.
H
ble
seed
houses, and to be ever on
pose
for
an
instant,
that
a
steamer
Call at tbi* office and addrv** A. Goerlitz. buildings Fine spriiu on the place: county
Repaît lux d"iie a* cheap a* the chtapeal
1 hat valley can beat this for grain
reed within »tones throw.
Will be sold for
Moufa Villa. Oregon.
Come amt l«e convluce«I
or company having the ti i*>ii<>l»<»! y the alert to secure new varieties
fry». Call at this office.
apples, sheep, and some other
P. F. BROWNE.
of the trade of a river like till«, that promise well, ami to adopt
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• ». Oil I . ‘1'1 r«»rt‘l. Io mil««
1 1
lol* in R m . Cry the liverx »table thiilg«* \\ V admit.
A ' ’
’ , but for butter,
x
1
'
-tit
would give the truth about the such as are best fitted Io this cli­
new road is coni¡>!etr«l Mort* I’ <» aad «cbonl
i ’ j mile*, good local ion near lay and bva«-h. water front, good livery «table building, room cheese, fish, lumber and vegetables
fi»r
2s
head
of
Imrse*.
vehicle*
etc.
Lot*
are
25
mate. Thu following nanietl fil in'
Imr?
We say no.
.-o acre* clear, i<x> acre* Rood *ptu«*e limber. I mi I-
in it.
ance l»ru»h easily clear««I. All in gras*
Both .«50 each. G«0 m 1 i«n ation for livery bu«im**.«. the Willamette valley is not
t
,
Now it is a well known fact and •'•lvertise in this paper:
old aud young orchard.
(iuod improvement*, Friev i\M>. of which fe ;o cash will i-e required. ..
itfw bain
Putt ertwh, part on lime, ami will haL.nck <>n -a*. term* f all at tin* offi,. or on V>UI* VilllvV II lends should Coll'ddVI'
lieo. Star.'e't, Walla Walla, Wash.
Win Mil!«. Citv.
«m be proven that the Harrison
Da. H. P atchks ' s SPEC, is rapidly take hou»c ami lot for part payment. Cail at
hat we vail produce butter imre
E I. Bowen, Portland, Oie.
treconnng an in.lispensible family mcli- thi« office.
last fall when she brought in the
Win. Barry, Barry, N.J.
cine. It not only takes effect immed­
12
,
that they r can on
|
16oo
—
5
acre*,
city
limit*,
.
‘
-»tory
9-toom
machinery
for
the
Himple
&
...I
a.«»
_..ic
_
_
_
1
«
.
e
i
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iately, arresting the pangs of influenza.
h-«u»e
Truinlaill A Beelie, sail Fr.inciecr»,Cal.
3 hoii*e. good barn etc 1 block* laid out ed, fenceil. ten minute* walk from for court
orchard or account oft he perpetti.il gra«M here
Lot acts on the emunctorie» of the sys­ in lol* fl te young beating orchard, berries in on g.Hxl trawled roud.
Wheeler mill, crossed th e bar at
I>. .M. Ferry A Co.. De'mit, Mich.
Can 1< mi ’«I:\ided profitable
C™
tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations Sro'ustou. 5 minutes walk to court house Ver\ Sr*'*
5’ cat-
5^ a,l<l
flavor of the dairy pro­
rainagr
Fine place for chit keu ranch or
vsiralde property. Favorable term*
Al*o. 6
w. Alice Burlas' A Co., l*1iila<lel|>lii«.
low
title.
'I
he
Harrison,
when
of I.a Grippe of long standing. This is
block* a.I'.acent. will t>e at*l«l ee)«aratel> or alto­ den. Call at this i-fficc.
duct here is admitted to læ super
why rheumatism so freqaentlv viel.ls to gether All sightly propvrtv, ami rit» building
W 8. Little A C i . It . -harter, N. V
loaded
draws
9
feet
ami
to
cross
1-1 f
'.ires
r ...I.l>oa~< and bam ¡or. . as may
this treatment and Disturbances of the tn that direction. Call at this office or on J W
be proven by the
Janies Vick’s Son»,
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Haskin«.
cit>
the bitt- must have at least two feel
I.rings. Stomach.-. Kidneys and Bowels
road gTswlel. ta minute* walk from ’citv" ma rkets.
are so quickly overcome.
90c per large
plenty of hay land. 7 acres in meadow good for
more w hich is 11 feet.
The tide The itliove «re all reliable, long entale
I ottle, 50c per small.
Inquire of your 1 Æ For ’*'•'** *w,l lióme» »■■uth and West sutidtviMi >u in acre lot* just outside of citv
A T
<pp1) t-> Railway aud Emigration Xe » limits
bargain in Tillamook tout» tv
Half
raised
6
to
9
feet,
therefore
the lishe.l tirina an near an we cuti Irli.
Druggist.
52 S ( talk »I . Chicago
CREAMERY SHARKS.
cash, balance easy terms. Call at this office
Nehalem bar nt high tide Ims not
LADIES, ATTENTION'.
An Ohio uulKtcribvi* ask* u* what less than 17 to '-‘0 feet <:f water.
Those of you »lio have starved on the wind a g«»«>d creaiiiery should coj*t and
If your husband or father is a
The government chart of this
swept plains of Ka lisas, wntebed your crops wlmt is meiiiit l»y **<*reaiMury river and bar when there were two 1M*»«I
suliscriber to the II eak -
»SOäisastR»'
..
wither »111.1
nil I. alle»
lie f fol ila
the unni
want of lonaciiiv^«
moisture, ns,.)
ami if th-« d» 1
«..» them .-.f-n 1«
.-I, ;
.
shark«,’* wiya Hoard's Ihiirylimn, channels, shows ti feet of water al light , if you are a paitl lip Fub-
«.IW your pffato.-«and gardens destroy«! I.y gophers and prairie dogs- -th.we of you who have faced the famine iti
A good creamery Hiifficirtit in )o«ver low water thus giving us at scrilier, or if you or your llU»bllll<l
Nebraska, Ian n«l coni to keep from freezing to death, fed your cattle nine months out of tie iv year—thoue who have t'itpjicily to iiianiiGictiirv the milk
that time in June, when tin* tides or father become a paid Up Mll>-
WMtheml the withering blasts of the Dakotas, had your ran and feet frozen off. shiver«! I.y a red hot stoveor of 500 cowm van In* built for f2.000
are very low, from 12 to 15 feet at scriber at once, you will rrceive
toyed with the death dealing aephyn when the thermometer marked t?0 degreralielowfieezo- -you »ho liave **" *q<il|qie<l. If tlie I hk I qnnlitv
high tide, while now there is onlv *""*e
,,,,e year, I he
t«nv«l the uncertain and ch tugeaUe freaks of ««Id Ilon as in Iowa 1 nii'l Minn«a«ta, <hig through snow tanks to get <’f huihliiig .-mil iiiacliiiirry ia de
one
channel
and
sufiicieiit
water
to
Home
Ideal,
an exo
from your house to your lxrnyanl, or witnessed your I uildings go up
i
in » cycloue,—you »lio ha«e slinkm with the *ire«l it « ill oost from |50o |o f
CIO««
til»
bat
nt
low
tide,
a«
pro«,
■
“
’
•'e*
journal
published
in C
ague on tlie Wahaah, «vaigh«l your lungs out in Chicago, wrestle 1 with yellow fever in Memphis, or sneez«l yourself 000 more.
en
by
the
Harrison.
Does
any-
^
o
-
I
his
is
done
to
advertise
ailly*on the alhali plains of Texa*-«w
household gooile.
g,,o,k am
Tl.e creumery
e-MW your
your imiming*.
l-uihlmgs. househohl
ami | crops »’rating pUcidly
pin,i.llv dow
rfo» » n theswolkh
ti es»« lieu
shark is a man one suppose that the steamer Har- Ladies’ Home Ideal, ami is limited
Mis.raiq.pK raw «..U. t.-l.l..
in the shock, th- w«-«.1 t. k ,,u
. ....... m.l th-de« ,1 kmtt ng vovr nearest rela ...........
n.M
of farmers Io rison. loaded, drawing 9 feet, will b, forty free eiilmcriptioiiK.
First
tn p«—you who have wen crop fail <w*vrii y»»aiw in succession, pixM I thn»ngh a “busted" ot’ loom in Pennsyhinia, the sitbecrilie stock,
agreeing
to
take
cross
the
Nehalem
bar
nt
low
tide.
®
u,,,e
f
|r
»t
»crverl.
d<*\a*t.itionsof war
the strikes in New York city,
. , in the »South,
,
- "r’r«’'’l «<> < ke out • living on the yollow clay bills <4 a certain ammiiil himself, and
unless she Ims the water?
HemeinlHT. you liiuat be n paid
Vermont you who have work.»! hard far vein«, yet poor, everything mortgaged lot the old ,
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woman and chilren, and when done the creamery costs from
Some
of
those
people
who
are
so
up
suliecriber.
New sulmcriliers
still living from
han
I
to
mouth
you
who
are
Uickslidern
i
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"f w*11 ,l0"* »“ I'’«-•'»ir-'ge I in trying to earn a one thousand to two thousand dol"
interested in keeping lumber will get the Mine advantage if they
In mg honestly if all these and many other afflictiow have been vour !ot, whv _<
« one fell »«oopeu l all your lars more than it i » worth. A íav- i ‘
When the
scliooners fruii coming lune, report call
f„rl or send in time.
traeUra by coming to (h-egon, and to Tillanemk. w here you w ill find’ aleolution fn«m nmst of the e« >b of tVwortL
. .. ly subscript ions are taken, the
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'orite way is to get II few of the, that there is a bar inside that
• jOffer i*discontinued. Dun'ttlelay.
(Tilla tit do h
V egetables F lowers L« JAMES VICK’S SONS
and F arm S eeds
SEEDS,
Then, go to HEADQUARTERS forthem.
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I keep by far the Largest and most
complete assortment of seeds on the coast, and
sell of my home grown seeds large quantities to
Eastern houses every year.
^EEDS
I
E. J. BOWEN,
N ew APPLES,
S
^PLANTING]
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ARPETS
La Grippe!
gALVATION IS FREE!!!
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