Tillamook headlight., February 06, 1896, Image 4

leading fnrmeis to act aa stool pig- sclioouer cannot cross after sl.e
eoiiH, by giving them .some of the ¡get» inside, . Well, in answer tn
will say that the steamer
stock free. Every community of | thatwe
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T he C ounty O fficial P aper farmers about to engage in tlie Harrison crosses this same shallow
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creamery business ought, the first place every time she comes into
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W. ATLEE BURPEE A CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
T hk T illamook Ih: iDLirnrr C ompxxv ,
dairy question.
The ‘‘shark” , lias any trouble is when she run.
(ixcoaroitATBn)
catches them liecause they are ig­ out of the channel onto the lumi
W. F. I). J ones , E ditor and M anager .
norant of the business, mid be­ lints. That same shallow place b
AUSTRALIAN SALT BUSH
Headquar tei’S
Mixed Varieties, per pound 40 cents«
cause, like so many farmers in ■ live miles from the mouth of Hi,
R 4 TES OF SFUSI RlPTION.
(Atriplex Semibaccntuin)
Half pound 25 cents.
for Sweet Peas
general, they think it don't pay to river, and the llimple & Wheeler
(SrRlCi l.V 1 N ADVANCE )
. . .' ciik : only
Quarter pound 15 cents«
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One year
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mill is only 44 miles, therefore,
NEW
DOUBLE
SWEET
PEA,
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of
Niagara,
TflE FO^E pLANT FOf^
. .75. to read up mid keep posted on this
Six months
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Price—Packet 25 cents, half packet 15 cents.
True to name.
50.
schooners need not pass said shal­
Three months
important question.
The money that lias been sqiimi- low place. The government char
4LJÇALI £0IL£
TRIED AND TIM E ROI E LT I ILS
ADVERTISING RATES.
Fuchsias, Roses» Blackberry, The Penrl
tlered
iu “bustetl” creameries in shows that the lowest water from
t inch, per month
$0.7.5
peryea1 $6.75
Fnchsias Gooseberry, A’otaluvs, Earliest Tomillo
The Wonderful CRIMSON
RAMBLER ROSE, only 15 cents. J t ” ”
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Descriptive Circular on Application.
new.’ Presswork on Novelty Pages, entirely new idea—a
TICK’S FLORAL GLIDE,
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to the llimple & Wheeler mill is 8
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Z Lithographs of Dotil.’e Sweet P a, Rose'i, FnchsinA, J«oo«eBerry,
Local notices, loris, per line; and jets, after creameries that cost from $4,000 to feet, thus, giving in June, when
£ |:i;icl<r>«'i ries, Raspberries, New Leader Tomato, Known, etc.
the first insertion. Only yds per line for first
T V • • • ibtes. F tlh d with good things, oM and
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insertion for regular advertisers.
we have extreme low water, from
X real work of art. Full list of Flowers, Vegetables, Smalt Fruits, etc., with description and pri.-es. ’
Lost, Found, For Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and 88,000 closed up or sold by the
J Mailed on receipt of 10c., which may be deducted from first order—really free,—or free with an order ‘
Special notices, in classified "ad" columns, at sheriff for as many huntlretl dol­ 14 feet to 17 feel of water at high,
• for any of the above.
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the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
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ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
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anti halt rates thereafter.
No creamery should be built tide, and from 16 feet to 19 feet
Legal notices, Nonpareil. iocts. per line for lars.
first insertion and 5cts per line for each subse to handle milk that cannot as a most of the time.
quent insertion.
A dispatch from Bandon, Ore.,
\II notices or communications should rule, muster 300 to 500 cows with­
SENO FOR CATALOGUE.
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
You Want
in an easy radius of three miles of states that the schooner Lizzie anil
Trumbull & Beebe,
the creamery. It takes cows to Mattie is on the beach a qininter
There is a great hegira of local
healer« and growers of
run n creamery, and it takes brains of a mile above the North jetty of
Seed», Trees, Bulbsand Plants,
democrats into the republican
to run cows so ns to make the milk the Coquille river and there is no
419 and 421 Sansome St., San Francisco, Cal.
parly.
hope of getting her off.
production a profitable one.
The Lillie mid Mattie was re­
The great bar to the farmers
There are likely to be some
cently
chartered by llimple &
progress every where, is his un-
great surprises at the result of the
Wheeler
for the Nehalem river,
!
willingness
to
enlighten
himself
as
fJorthern Örown
1 ntending purchasers will do well to correspond with me before buying. coming election.
to the real meaning of this thing but was influenced to throw up
As n conse. her charter no doubt by those who
When the Spaniards can’t get at called “dairying.”
quence the ‘creamery shark’ catch- j w ish to hold a monopoly on this
their
enemies
to
kill
them,
they
65 Front St., Portlund, Oregon.
P. S. Send for Catalogua.
es him, the snide creamery man or river. She sailed for Coquille with
just report them dead.
' operator catches him, the commis­ the above results. There are worse
Mature Vegetables
57 YEARS
Why not call a meeting of those sion merchant alia I k gets him to i liaiborson the coast than the Ne­
Earlier than those Crown
300 ACRES interested in dairying?
South.
Now is send a thousand or two tltdlms halem.
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worth of butter to him and beats
the
time
to
start
the
Association.
P estb , Nut Trees, end Novelties.
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GARDEN TRUCK.
him out of the pay, jmd last but
Catalogue of garden and
\|z STARR, the largest early
»ee<ls mailed free.
Forty ladies limy receive a pres­ not least, poor cows, bail manage­
In eoiigiiitul.iting oui’Helves fur
apple. 12 inches around, and
ent from this ollice at once.
See ment on the farm, and other points ! having such iimgniiieent reHources
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marketable first week iu July
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article elsewhere before writing or of ignorance of the principles of' in (hiiiying, lumbering and fishing
Paragon, Purlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand­
4 Walla Walla,
good dairy practice catch him on wo often lose sight of some other
Wash.
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large .-.nd very lute. Also, calling.
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Seneca, Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc.
Japan Quince
every hand. Go to him and ask resources which are ofgreat impor­
Spaili slmuld rebel agii itisi Cuba. him to turn about, ask him to sub­
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
tance.
At least, tlie Spunish army, wliicli scribe for a good dairy paper and
These is no place iu the United
¡salini up in Haviinna, iniglit timi buy Gurler’s Ainerican Dairying,
Parry's Giant, 6 Inches around, the largest known chestnut; Paragon, Num bo and
Stutes
where such enormous root
many
others.
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alnnts
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Fiench,
Pershin,
Japan,
English
and
American.
Pecans,
Almonds,
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alesmen wanted
a good exeuse lo rebel.
Filberts, Eleagims I.oiigipes, Japan Mayberries, Hardy Oranges, Dwarf Rocky Mountain
for instance, and he will tell you crops, such as carrots, beets, man-
Cherries,
free
from
insects,
black
knots
and
other
diseases
Small
fruits,
grapes,
currants
a
Salary anti expenses paid, or
etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. C atalogue F ree .
commission as preferred. Sit­
honestly ami squarely that he
t iiiuipH,
uation permanent. Fine outfit free. 9
Pomona Nurseries.
WM BABRY' B arr ?- n . J. A cynical inan thus defines a “can’t afford it.” Yet lie seems to gel wurtzels, rutabagas,
Full line choice seed potatoes and
potatoes, parsnips and radishes
H nursery stock. Prices low. Both local
promoter: ‘’One w ho sells nothing
and traveling agents wanted. Apply
think he can alfoord to lose money can he raised. The yield in Home-
at once giving age and reference.
for something to a man who thinks
Free Exchange Department.
Mention this paper.
at every turn for the want id'sound thing wonderful, and the quality
he is getting
something for
W. 8. LITTLE & CO..
dairy knowledge.
of these roots is first class, the po­
Rochester, N. Y.
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<400—California property, for sale or ex
fiooo—159 acres, first bench land, 30 acres
nothing.
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change. A lot 40x150, with triangular lot
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improved, 12 acres can be plowed, balance 7
There is no power on earth that tatoes being exceptionally line and
easily improved.
All in tame grass. Good of same area adjoining it on rear, ’ 3 acre in all,
buildings, running streams of water. On coun­ room for garden, chickens, etc., beautiful situa-
Mr. Selph denies that he 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 orchards, vine­
on place, ('an keep 5 cows easily.
Best bar­ yard, and snow capped mountains in back
stantly bitten by outside “sharks” food properties for cows and other
gain in the county. Must be sold soon; best of ground. Four miles from center of city of Los any political aspiration as hinted
reasons for selling.
Price Ji'Joo, easy terms, Angles, four miles from center of the celebrated
and their own inside lolly, just as domestic animals.
by
the
Tele)
lioiie-Kegister.
Mr.
apply at this office where full information will Pasadena, on boulevard and electric connecting
both places, cheap fares, anti onlj’ a few min­
be given.
long as they think they ••can’t af­
Cabbages, cauliflower, lettuce,
utes ritle to either place. Best equipped electric, Selph says he is in the republican
line in the United -tates. Both cities will soon
will ford” to know the truth of things. onions, and other garden products
$700—70 acres, 12 acres of it fine tide land. 20 be built together. Value of property $400. Will party only on probation and
well begun 1« half done. Begin
G acre« clear roll ng ground, balance good exchange for Tillamook properly. Call at this act only as a looker-on for a year They beat themselves and let reach perfection here. There nev­
well by getting Ferry’s Keods.
spruce timber. Fronts on Nrtai is bay, county office for partictulai s.
Don’t let chmue determine
road crosses it Can keep 10 dairy cows from
your cron, but plant Ferry’s
llie “sharks” beat them, when two er 7/as a better place for gardening.
or two.
start, ami more by seeding open land to grass.
Heeds. Known and sold
Spring of pure cold water, also running brook
$4 o jo -25 acres adjoining city, sightly loca­
everywhere.
cents a week and n littla study
Small fruits, such as strawber­
Convenient to school, store, post ollice and saw 2 tion high ami dry, good drainage, high
Before yon plant, get
mill. Fine view of bay ami ocean. Good fruit
state of cultivation, well fenced, new 8 room
Some New York politicians a re would save them all that loss.
ries, blackberries, raspberries, cur­
Forry's Saed Annual
land. This is a great bargain. Call ut this house, barn etc. Two orchards, one bearing,
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V egetables F lowers
and F arm S eeds
U. JAMES VICK’S SONS-J
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
I sell of my home grown seeds large quantities to
i Eastern houses every year.
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E. J. BOWEN,
!«’ N ew APPLES,
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for lS'MJ. Contains more prac­
tical Information for tnrmers
and gurtleuers than many hlgh-
prlecd textbooks. Mulled free.
D. .11. FBHIIV A CO., I) KT KOH, 31K H.
office or oil J. II. Jackson city.
For Exchange—California ami other prop­
el ty:
138 acres improved fruit am! grain farm 3Ja
miles from Elmita, Sulam» county. California,
Large house ami barn. All in cultivation ami
fenced
Windmill ami well.
40 acres partly in bearing fruit in Vacaville
valley, Ualiiurnia. House and stable, water
running.
160 acres in grain farm, Fresno county Cali-
tot ilia. House, barn ami well ot good water.
640 acres of timber land iu Monterey county,
Calitornia, unimproved.
22 lots in San Diego, California.
2 lots and house in San Francisco city.
6 lots in South Monrovia, Calitornia.
2% acres, unimproved in Oakland, California.
2 lots in Moro Bay, San Luis, Obispo county,
California.
80 acres in Davis county, Iowa
1 acte improvetl, Los Angles. Calitornia.
6 lots in Ft. Scott. Kansas.
Hotel building and lol in Wilbur Washington. •
2 houses in Portland, Oregon, $5000.
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80 lots in Seymour, Texas.
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profusion of small ft nits and berries, fine gar­
den. Close to ac demy, i0 minutes walk to
court house, just the place for a man who wants
to take lite easy.
Can milk ten cows, keep
horses, chickens ect. on place. Place will bring
good increase, or can he sold out in parcels at a
large profit. Easy term*. other property to
sell. Call at this ollice or on A. Letcher, the
jeweler.
booming Morton for president and
are sending out circulars Io tlie
newspapers, expecting to get lav
orable notices for their candidate.
No, tlmnk you. The republicans
out here don’t want Morton, and
woul 1 reluctantly support him if
he is nominated. Give us McKin­
ley or Heed.
rants, gooseberries, also plums,
prunes, etc., are at their best in
this climate.
Cranberries thrive
in several localities, and there is
no end to the possibilities here in
the line of small fruits. The woods
are full of wild fruits also, such as
huckleberries, of which there lire
lour varieties, snlal berries, black­
berries, thimble berries, salmon
berries, and wild cranberries.
The business of raising vegeta­
bles and sni i'l fruits here» is as­
suming considerable proportions,
and should be encouraged in even
was possible.
It is important iu order to get
the best results, to patronize relia­
bleseed bouses, and to In* ever on
tlie alert to secure new varieties
that promise well, and to adopt
such ns are best lilted to this cli­
mate. The following mimed firms
advertise in this paper:
NEHALEM BAR.
The following is taken from the
Nehalem Times:
A great deal has been said blit
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(700—Z3 nere», all bottom laud, best sedi­
not much written about the Neha­
1 ment land in the world, 5 ocrea plow land.
In grass, llie root crops, will support 7 cows
lem bar, that is, not much as far
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now, 15 or zo with little work, rnnniug waler
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on one side, fenced, on main road. 3 miles to
as filets go, for the reason that this
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city, r mile to creamery. I,ami easily cleared.
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Will -mp|a>rt one family now ami (wo !(cleared.
bar is not so well known by out­
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Xto.) cash and P'oo mt time. Call al Uris office Ol­
ZR/UTQ-S
mi !.. Ir. Ackley. Wllsmi river.
siders us it should be, and it re-
Some of our exchanges from the
imiins for us to give such people a
Woven to order. If 5'011 want your rags made
4 PC $t»oo—160 acrea Pleasant Valley, 15 acres interior are trying to get creamer,
up, call at my home, see samples andget terms.
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hlaslud, burned ami reeded. Good
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few facts. Most of these outsiders
Mitt. J. W ai . dvogki , Tillamook.
house and barn. Ko acres beuch land, 2 acres ies established in their respective
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orchard. $250 cash balance on 5 years time.
when they want to know anything
Call at this office or on J. W . Buckles, Nestocton towns.
They had better study the
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about
the Nehalem river or bar,
Prices to Suit
| pi $250—40 acres, no improvements, all bot- matter well before going too far.
rush
at
once to the steamer or
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land,
small
timber.
$100
cash,
bal-
the Times:
ance on easy terms. Call tit this office or on Only a few creameries pay. and
Transportation Co. for information.
J. W. Buekes, Nestocton.
6 lots ill Chicago. Illinois.
only a few localities are suitable
——BOOT? and ?|l0t?
Now we will ask those aquainted
16 > acres in Scott county. Tennessee.
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for creameries, and the Willamette
$63o
—
130
acres
of
land,
40
acres
ready
for
Will trade all or pai I for dairy ranch in Tilla
with such questions if they sup­
Made to oitlei.
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the plow, 15 acres fit st class bottom land,
mock comity, Oregon.
j adjoining Beaxcr post office and creamery. No valley is not suited for creameries.
fl
pose for an instant, tlint a steamer
Call at this office and address A. GoerlitZ, buildings. Fine sprng on the place; county
Rvpitiiliig done as cheap as tlie cheapest.
roatl within stones throw.
Will be sold for That valley can beat this for grain
Monta
Villa,
Oregon.
or company having the monopoly
Come anil he convinced.
$630. Call at this office.
apples, sheep, and some other
P. F. BROWNE.
of the trade of a river like I his,
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-•iho acres, oil main toad, I o miles 1 i fs5o—3 lots in Boy City, the livery stable
things we admit, but for butter,
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from town, will t>* only IK mile* when A 1
property neat W > Cone’s hotel, on
would give the truth about the
new road is completed. Store. I’ (> anti school water
front, good livery stable building, room cheese, fish, lumber and vegetables
tl.2 miles, good location near bay and beach. for 25 head
of
horses,
vehicles
etc.
Lots
are
25
bar?
We say no.
:.o acres clear, 100 acres good spruce limber, bal­ x$o each. Good location for livery business.
in it.
ance brush easily cleared. All in grass. Both Price ♦s5o. of which $3so cash will be required, the Willamette valley is not
Now it is a well known fact mid
old and youilg o'rehatd.
Good improvements, balance 011 easy terms. Call at this office or on
Our valley friends should consider
new barn. Pit it cash, part on time, and will Win. Mills. City.
Geo. Starrett, Walin Walla, Wnsli.
can be proven that the Harrison
house am! lot for part payment. Call at
D r . H. I’ atchbn ’ s SPEC, la rapidly take
hat we can produce Imtter here
E I. Ilow«n, Portland, Ore.
becoming an indiapensible family medi­ this office.
1 O $500—6 acres. half of it open meadow for half the cost that they can on last full when she brought in the
Win. Barry, Barry, N.J.
cine. It not only takes effect immed­
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land, balance small brush, easily clear­
SI600—5 Hero«, city limit*. 2-story 9-100111 ed,
machinery
for
the
llimple
&
fenced, ten minutes walk from court house, account ofthe perpetual grass here
iately. arresting the pangs of influenza. 3 hoii«v. good bum etc. i‘j blocks laid out
Truuilriill A Beeli«, San l’r.meiseo, Cui.
on
good
g
raveled
load,
good
for
orchard
or
l>ut acts on the emunctories of the sys­ ill lot«, ti;ie yoiiug beariug orchard. berries in
Wheeler mill, cross.nl the bar at
D. M. Kerry A Co.. Da'r.iit, Mich.
Can be subdivided profitably. Good
tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations pro'usion, 5 minutes walk to court house Very grass.
drainage. Fine place for chicken ranch or gai- and the flavor of the dairy pro­ low tide.
desirable
property.
Favorable
terms
Also,
a
The Harrison, when
W. Atlee Burpee A Co., Philadelphia.
den.
Call
at
this
office.
ol I.a Grippe of long standing. This is blocks adjacent. will be sold separately or alto­
duct here is admitted to lie super
W . 8. Little A Co., It ri'lie.t.r, N. Y.
why rheumatism so frequentiv yields to gether All sightly propel t\. ami citv building
loaded draws 9 feet and to cross
>0—10 acres, improved, hou-e ami barn ior, as may be proven by
this treatment and Disturbances of the hi that direction. Call at this office or on | W 1 1 Q <15 chicken
the
James Vick’s Sana,
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yards, etc . berry garden, main
Haskins,
city
the
bar
must
have
at
least
l.vo
feel
Lungs, Stomache, Kidneys and Bowels
road, graveled, 10 minutes walk from city, markets.
are so quickly overcome. 90c per large
The
above
are
all
reliable,
long entalr
plenty of hay land. 7 acres in meadow, good for
more
which
is
11
feet.
The
tide
Et»r lands and lioinc* South and West. subdivision tn acre lots, just outside of citv
l ottie, 50c per small.
Inquire of your A 1 /I,
lished firms as near ua we cull tell.
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apply t > Railway aud Emigration News limits, best bargain in Tillamook t ountv. Half
raised
6
to
9
feet,
therefore
the
Druggist.
CREAMERY SHARKS.
I 52 s. ( huk St., Chicago
cash, balance easy terms. Call at this office.
Nehalem bar at high tide lias not
LADIES, ATTENTION'.
An Ohio Niilisci ilier iiskx lix « hilt less than 17 to 20 feet cf water.
Those of you who have itarved on th« wind a good ci-eiinieiy xhotild cost and
If your husband or father is a
The government chart of this
swept plains of Kansas, watched your crons what is inennt
l»y “crenuiery river and bar when there were two paid up subscriber to the H ead -
\iitli««i* niid
W'lid isf
11
nti>l
either
rik I «lio
die for
for ili«
the want
of iniviui
moisture,
ami if
if they <lo live, see them eaten ly grasshoppers or chinclibugs, shnik»." says Honrd's Hairy man.
channels, shows 6 feet of water at light , if you are a paid lip Hllb-
saw your itotatoes and gardens destroyed by gophers and prairie (logs- -those of jou who hive faced the famine in
A good creamery sufficient in lower low water thus giving us at scriber, or if you or your huabiind
Nebraska, burned corn to keep from freezing to death, fed your cattle nine months out of tlm year- -tho«e who have ciipneily to manufacture the milk
that time in June, when the tides or father become a paid Up Hllb-
weathered the w ithering blasts of the Dakotas» hud your (‘ara ami t'< et frozen ofl, shivered by a red hot stove or of 500 cows can Im built for $2.<XX)
are very low, from 12 to 15 feet at scriber at once, you will receive
toyed with the death dealing zephyrs when the thermometer marked 60 degrees Mow freezo-you who have all (x|iii|ipcd. If the liest qmilitv
high tide, while now there is onlv free of charge, one year, the
braved the uncertain and changeable freaks of old Koreas in Iowa ami Minnesota, dug through snow hanks to get of building and machinery is de
one channel and siillieieut water to dies’ Home Ideal, an exci
from your house to your lwrnyt.r.1, or » itnessml your buildings go ,lp j„ „ cyclone,-you wlio have slmken with tlie sired it »ill cost from îàOtl i,, $1,.
cross the bar nt low tide, as prov. ladies journal published in C
ague on the WaKwh, coughed your lungs out in Chicago, wrestled w ith yellow fever in Memphis, or aneeied yourself IXMl more.
en by tlie Harrison.
Does any­ go. I bis is done to advertisi
sdly^on the alkali plains of Textis -«»w your building», household geotta, and crops floating placidly dow n the swollen
The crciimery shark is a man one suppose that the steamer Har­ Ladies Home Ideal, and is limited
Mississippi, taw your fmlderrot in the shock, the weevil taking your wheat and the devil getting’ your nearest rela­ who luducvs n lot
of farmers Io
First
tive.-you who havaaeen crop fail seven year, in tuccewion, paaed through a -busted ’of loom in Pann.ylv inia the silbtwrilm slock, agreeing |o take rison, loaded, drawing it feet, will to forty free siibecriptious.
come
first
served.
cross
the
Nehalem
bar
nt
low
tide,
devastation, of war in the South, the strikeain New York city, or tried to eke out a living on thes.llow clay I,i’ll, of
11 certain nmount himself, and unless she lias the water?
Hemember, you must be a paid
Vermont - you who have work«! hand for yearn, yet poor, everything nmrtgage»l but the old woman and chilren and
when done the ci'eamery costs from
New subscrilieis
Some of those people w ho are so up sulmci-ilier.
.till livmg from han I to mouth you who are backslider., weary of well tloing. and diaaourage I in li ving to earn a
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