Tillamook headlight., April 29, 1897, Image 1

The Headlight
-of the
-and-
The Oregonian
both for
i$ mofe thaq doub’e that
of any other paper in
Tillamoo^ County.
$2.00 per Year.
Vol. IX. No. 47
TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY
APRIL
29,
mail schedule .
L, > m . k » ic AND Noam Y amhii . i
F i <• <• N Vanillin daily except Sunday H p m
I \ lVc al Tillamook next day by
4 1» "»
I , .vc TilUmouk daily except Sunday 6p m.
I Arrive N Vaniliili next day
2 p. 111.
I',. ; IMOOK AND HonsONVILLL:—
r I- . T illamook daily except Tm s lav b - am.
\rii e llobsonvllle
9:0011111
I
Hobsonville, except Tuesday
2 r.s p m
Arrive Tillamook
5-15 p in.
. 1 • • \ k rs:—
I ivr* Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays.
,nd Saturdays at
7 «• bi.
\i rive* Netarts
12 m
i raves Netarts, same days, ..
Ip. m
v.: ires Tillamook by
bp. ni.
,1K k \
\ ni
ni > » ko
R ond
. i >: : —
n
I < ¡tves Grand Kuiinde daily except .Snuda)
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¡.-..I of utait
\! itili
;i[h p m., or on
arrival
mail frinii
from All"
MrMinn-
i'llr
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A
\rrive«»t lilloinodk at 145.
I t ilves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
N. v...»i,;n
Yaniliill
p ' m .von arrival of mail from v
vi-icii is usually 4:30.
Arrives at Grand Itonde at 1:45.
Ou P. d
Post office hours, 730 A. M. t
o>> P. M
[ Monev Order department. 8:00 A.A»
Kundav 4 00 1“ 6 00 P. M.
IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE
You Want The
BEST there is
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
A Bi ief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
Woods Wavelets.
It doesn’t pay to hnv
If
buy 1 t biryle win .»•«e
uaiHntee is unidentified wiili rrsponsi-
iliiy, simply because it is cheap. There
wise economy in every dollar the
ohimbia costs
COLUMBIA
BICYCLES
STANDARD OFTHE WORLD
professional cards .
i
COUNTY ITEMS.
SI 00
Hartford Bicycle s *<*<-<>nd only to <’oliinibijis, $00,
^AVID WILEY, >1. D.,
55
Catalogue Free if you Cal!
B. C. Lamb Agent,
Tillamook County.
(EROM TliK OCEAN WAVE)
Dr
Bissell is on the sick list this week.
Chas Wymer, who fopi.erlyf resided
here,
that of late year* in Yamhill County, accidently
shot himself in the hand Sunday, the nth, and
died the next Tuesday from loss of blood.
Mrs. J Smith and Miss Mills of Hebo, were in
town Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
visiting
kindred and friends.
The school at Woods will l>egi|i
later this
spring than usual, but the weather will be
good for those who have to come some distance
to school
Prof. Snuffer, of
Sheridan,
will
each.
Bay Cily Breezes.
TILLAMOOK. ORE
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R. MADISON, M. D.
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Tillamook. Oregon.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
)J. J. D ai . y .
( Ose ar H aytkr .
J)ALY & HAYTER,
ATTORNEYS AT I, aw ,
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Ulve. (tate Williams, prop.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Hutchens Residence,
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Dress Trimming and Lining, lateen in Black and Cream,
Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, latest styles in Gloves, Mils,Coats,
Capes, Baby Coats, short and long, afso Baby Dresses, Ladies Un­
derwear, a Fine Line of Corsets.
The latest styles just
from the East in Hats, Bonnets, anil Caps for Children.
Late Styles, New Goods
Lowest Prices.
Dress Making Done to Order
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Milin mxl
Second Street. Tilhiinook City, Oregon.
DALLAS, OREGON
Nehalem,
are
Mis. Kiriy and children arc speudi ng a
d.i\s at the home of her parents.
lew
Mrs. H. 8. Newman, of Tillamook. spent Sun
day in Bay City.
Theo. Jacoby and Robt. Watt went to Seaside
last week.
ban Pike and Robt. Sargent have
gone out
to try their luck with Columbia fishermen.
Mrs. J. T. Nevins has gone to the Portland
Hospital lo receive treatment.
Her many
'riends join in wishing her a speedy recovery.
That portion of the school law
relating to
compulsoi y education should I m .* mure strictly
enforced. Every child should have the beiteli I
of au education, and where the parents fail to
do their duty in that line, the child's welfare
should be protected by the law.
Emmi
OREGON.
(J a M es M c C ain ,
j A. W. S ever ANCE>
^[cCAIN ¿V SEVERANCE,
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AHORNE'. S-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OIIKGON
JOSIAH BIGG8
Williams Trug Go
J- S. STEPHENS
STEPHENS & BIGGS.
Real Estate Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual Insuraiie Co. of California
J S. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber &
of Portland foi Schoil Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel
At the request of Rome of m v friend»,
1 have decided to take a limited number
■ f pupil« in music. Thorough instruc­
tion. For terms, etc., address
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
ñ:l be ir¡ business in a
e A/-,
llamee^, ©regen.
«
GREAT REDUCTION
TILLAMOOK, OR
I! LUM BER AT
redurct ? e S
C. A E. TH AY HR
General Hanking and Kxchange bneineiw»
Intelest paid on time deposits.
Exchange oil
England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countlie*.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
G. W. KIGER,
DEALER IN
The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO.
will not be undersold ami will make
better rates than any other mill. Get
our prices and be convinced.
Discount on large orders and for cash.
Our mill is in better shape than ever
and we are prepared to turn out first
class lumber of all kinds.
Tillamook Lumbering Co
QEO. COHN, President,
JO MN BARKER, S««'F
Exchange and looney Securities.
Co lection« Receive Carefu1 and
A CON PLETE N EW STOCK
Prompt Attention
BAY CITY. OREGON
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE,
FARM MACHINERY,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
FISHING TACKLE,
A MU NITION ETC
CHA£. pETE^O|i
BARBER
< HOT mo »10 BATHS »
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IN CONNECTION
OF READY MIXED PAINTS
i
first
Kcal Esate Transfers for .April.
1. W. L. Reefenberg to Maydell E Kiger
E HN W l4, E h of S W
Sec 31 T 2 N
R 8 W.
5. Geo W Elliott to R
1>
Peckham
Various tracts and town lots.
9. Hale of Oregon to Grace Barnhaltzvr
W lvof 8 E ^4sec 10, 8
of S E , 4 NJ* ot N
E Hof »ec 20T3 N R 6 w.
9 State of Oregon to Pearl Southworth
E *.aot W ‘a of lots 1, 2, 3, aud 4 sec 7 T " N
R b W.
9. Pearl Sonthwort to 8. W Walker E‘>
of W Hof lots 1.2, 3, and 4 sec 7 T 3 N R 6
W.
9. State of Oregon to Addie James V.M of
sec 29 T 3 N R 6 W.
9. Addie James to 8. W. Walker same,
deed of correction.
«f. Stale of Orcgou to J. D. Hall lots 1,
and 2 E 4 ot N W
Wl» of N K ^.N E 14
of N E W. NK ’4 of S K
sec 19 T 3 N Ro
W.
9. J. D. Hall to S. W Walker, same.
9.
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deed
of cor l ection.
9. State of Oregon to Sophia N. Everson
N
of N % and 8 Ji of S H of sec 17 T 3
N R 6 W
9. Sophia Everson to S. W. Walker same
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deed
of correction.
9. State of Oregon to Janies A.
Jensvt|
W ’ j of sec 28 L 3 N R 6 W
9. James Jensen to S. W. Walker, same.
Sand Lake Siftings.
That was a pleasant sociul affair, that gather
ing ut the school house an Easter Sunday,
Erer.vbody canit- with
... their
____ baskets
. _____
______
loaded
with things that were calculated to sharpen
I the appetite, not the least oi which was the
Easter Egg
Rev. Baley of Nestucca and J.
1 Dawson, a new coiner took part in organizing
a Sunday School.
Miss Minnie Nelson (the
school teacher) was chosen as superintendent
King and Colton have finished cranberry
planting having put in one live using 200.000
plants; M. Loinmer has finished planting 40
square rods, using 7*.000 plants; James Atkin­
son has finished planting loo square rotis using
about 110,000 plants; E. Osborne has finished
planting 40square rods using so.000 plants; H.
Farmer will replant some oi his old beds where
the vines did not grow. The vines were shipped
from the e„st and were so long on the way that
they were in poor condition wlieu they reached
here
He says he will patronize home markets
hereafter. Sand Lake can furnish plants in i
abundance of almost any varliety of cranberry.
A. Colton lias gone to Tillamook lo remain ;
most of the sumn.cr
llubey McGee who has been un the sick list is 1
now able to be o ut again.
very large bald faced :
I teins.
Mr*. King has taken a flip lo Tillamook via j
Woods. She says this is the first time she has |
been away front Saud Lake for six months. Wv j
hope she wont get lost on the streets of the
city.
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of correction.
9. State of Oregon to Hulda M. Hickman
N Ji of 8 E *4 sec 6 W 2 of S E % sec 8 T 3
N R 6 W.
9. Hulda M. Hickman to 8. W. Walker
same.
9. State of Oregon to Emma !.. Fletcher
lot 4 and 8 E H of S W
sei* iS N E H of
N W ’ t and N W ‘4 of N E ‘4 of sec 33 and
E Ji of K Jt sec 34 T 3 N R ó W.
Emma L. Fletcher to S. W. Walker same.
9. State of Oregon to Emily Dillinger
N W J4 Of N W tf, S Ji of N W >4 and S W
14 of eec 8 and N W }< of sec 31 T 3
N R o
w
9« Emily Hillinger to S. W. Walker same
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deed
of correction.
State
of
Oregon
to
Eva
Hill
W
‘
3
oi
9-
sec » T 3 M R 6 W.
9- Eva Hill to S W. Walker same
9- State of Oregon to Delia Kell) 1 1 > of
sec 18 T 3 N H 6 \V
Delia Kelley to 8. W. Walker, same.
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9
of correction.
9. State of Oregon to I.illle Seidler W1
of N E % of N W t4 of S*E« sec 3I; N W • *
Quite a band of our
cattle have
bought
bought and drove out of here. While the price
paid was low still it lull betweeu J2oo and $300 ,
in tlie neighborhood.
E. Osborne lias been quite successful in trap - |
piimtliis^winter having caught about $50 worth !
of furs.
T. J. Harris went to Tillninook this week
with his goat, wool and bear hides.
Lewis Farmer has sold his oxen.
Editor H e ii > i . kiii r,
Dear Sir:
In justice to tlie public, myself
limi
Mr. Dm fry, I should like to »ink for
M
Mhort spin e in your
valuable
aheet
that I ihs been a welcome vis t< r
in
my
home during
inyetav in Till«inook.
It being pretty
generally
understood
that, j am soon to leave Tillamook to at­
tend 0111 general Conferancr to be
held
in Poillrtiid, commencing May 201 h, ami
there, in common withall laborers go to
the place that may, in
the
judgrwirnl
of the diMtribntion coniniitlee.be thought >
hewt, and in view of thlH I
have
been i
repeat«« I iy asked if Mr Dili fey was sent
hereto lake my place, and in
reply to
these inqiiirieM will sav, most a««uiedly
not miii ' e he i« not a member of our
de­
Joe Altenberger arrived horn Portland the nomination, and piohahly then» ia
no
He bought a fine mare denomination (hat so widely differs with
first of this week,
while in the city.
us, the body of people he represent«.
But we believe Mr. Dmfey has hh good
Elmer Jackson of Salmon river passed here
this week from Neskowin with a loud of pota- a light to his "pinion aa we have to «»lira,
or
a* ary oi the readers of this
artiule
toes
He 1 eports stock picking up near the
have to Ilmira
Mr. Durfey
or
any
bay.
minister of any other denonihiHtioii is
D. C. McNeil has been helping E. II Sloan welcome to the use of our church, when
clear some land this week.
not ol hei wise occupied,
to preach the
J. D. Chitwoood and son have ‘urn out a gospel of .leniis ('Iirist.
But Mr Durfey should by
common
bridge that was rotten and dangerous on the
courtesy be more than welcome to
lhe
county road and put in a fill. He used logs
church,
lie haa voluntarily built the
that otherwise he Would have been compelled
pulpit, andaenlH and has done aome oilier
to burn.
work
Kind <*iti7.ena having HM«iHt«<l na
John Westenlmger has a contract to put a in aeciuing the lumber, etc., amt at lhe
wire fence around the clearing on the Christ­ lust hiiaim*HM meeting it win derided to
give Mr.
Dmfey the free nae of Hie
man's ranch.
cliuich on BtindHy, when not occupied by
Now is the time settlers should look a little
um , for at least one ami a half whim .
alter the public road on theii places, ami cut
B ('. Tabor.
cut some of the tinibets that fell in through the
i winter and don't leave it for your neighbors to
Money lan’t Needed by Country Kill tors
take out.
mid Publlabera.
We are anxious now to see the Headlight put
A11 Ohio c<ml«mp«’riiry rem irkeil re­
ou its new garb: spring should bring it out.
cently lh«t it l"<»k money
to
run n
1
newspaper, »ml
the
editor
of
the
Spruce Splinter«.
SngttHche (Col.jHemld replica hh fol­
Helo. io wh :
The snow is nearly gone
from
Mt
“Ji d'«emi’l l;ikr money lo ini' w new«
The people here say it la a sign *»f good weather
p«prr; it mn hemn without money
Jt
Mr Wooly and others have gone to Astoria in a ehmitable
¡neti!nti«»n, h
bogging
to fish for salmon.
ronrei 11, h highway rol>h«r, . ’Godfrey
The ne wh pit per in a rliild of the «ir, a
Jeff Wallace, Ban Higgeubothom
and Dan
creitiiir« of a dream,
If PRII g'O l^)n Hiid
Savage (of Willamina) have Itevu buying cattle
on «nd on when nil IV
other
cnnrri n
near heie thia week.
would lie in the liaml I m
<»f II
rereí ver
O’. E. Magers has charge of our school for this Mild wound tip with cobweb«
ill
Hie
summer. Prof Magers has had much experi­ windows
It takes gull to ron it new*-
ence in leaching, and will tea« h usagood school. paper.
It taken a »rintillminii ftcroliftf*
There will 1« exercise» at the school Friday the ir imagination, xml a half dozen wl.it«
sliiita, and 11 railroad pum to run h news-
joth.
pa|»er.
Hut money—Heave»;« Io Belay
Marked improvement is seen in the growth
of vegetation since the refreshing showers the
first of the week.
ATTORNEY- VF-LAW,
TILLAMOOK.
of
Henry Robbins has gone to the Columbia.
• •
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
Mrs. Potter is quite ill with rheumatism.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Pye,
visiting their patents.
Another petition is being circulated to remove
Geo Mizner as Road Supervisor ou the ground
of negligence and incompetency. It has a
large number of signer*. Mr.
Mizner has
changed his mind about resigning, so it is said,
and will try to hold the position for what there
is in it
Mostof our people have iheir garde ningdoiie
Mrs. McNair visited in Bay City last
day.
La Mode Millinery Parlors
$1.50 Per Year
Jeff Harris caught a
bear last week.
ANI» ACCOUCHEUR,
All calls promptly attended to
1897.
iq Every particular w. h . h . carey ,
thing new and up to date.
OPPOSITE BANK
N E oiG of sec 30; 8 E J4 of S K K
*vc s*
of 8 K K «ec 6; 8 K M of X W ‘4 ot sec ji
r J N R 6 w.
9. Lillie Seidler to S. W Walker, same
9. State of Oregon to Alice Whewler E S of
8 Ji «ec 7 T3 N R 6 W
9. Alice Wheeler lo 8. W. Walker same.
9. State of Oregon to Nora Hunsaker
W
of see 29 T 3 N R6 W
9. Not a Hunsaker to S W. Walke*, same,
deed
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of correction.
9. State of Oregon to Nora McClintock
W ’ „ of sec 13 Tj N R 6 W
9
Nora McClintock to S.
W. Walker,
same.
9. Nora McClintock to 8. W.
Walker
deed of correction.
State of Oregon to Chas Ream E’a of sec
I5T3NR6W
.
9. Chas Ream to H. W Walker, same.
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of correction.
It
9. State of Oregon lo Minnie Mitchell Iola
3 4. 5, 6. «ml 7 «nd EH of S W •. 1 ml si .1-,
ofN W*4 of sec 6 H1I«I lot 1 *e< 31 T 3 N K 6 W
9 Minnie .Mitchell to S W Walker Mine .
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• or rec lion.
Walker to I'cicival
Fuller
ill ot above tracla.
Smith (by adnir.) to Allied
Carlaon, bond lor d«*r«l
tft W'n ami Ella Flank to A W Plank
N of
1 • °f
*5 T « M R 11W.
19. Alex an«I A. J. McNair to J hh Mi*
.Nair vaiiou» tracts.
?i. L It mid Mary E Conroy to Albert
M Jobnacm d<*r«l of IruM
Alfr«alJ. Rayinoml In Henry
II.mi
illon N tt % '»I ««< >4 T 1 N H 8 W
n Hubei tlTirlty t llriirf Huniiltm
N E X ut
r 1 T 1 N H * W
Xi. L«iiiia Pct« I *oli to Roy Feli x WPj ol
lota 3 and 4 arc 5 am! lot 1 »e<* 6 T a N 9 W
22. EH and SamAUtliM Serac to John s
Rog« r» 8 >2 of N W % aec 36 T I N R 9 W
2 , I. I', and Flora A
H idge» and
A
and M. AllM itaoii to F IVruuMm S (3 of
N h '4 S H of b W K «er 34 T I A K 8 M
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The law requires tiial each male between the
and six hands roiiml, who ever needed ages of 21 «nd 50 year* living within the counly
Netart« Nugget«
shall
pay a poll lax uf one dollar (ft) at the
1 moiiav in romlm ting a n«* wspa-u'i ?
“Kind word* »ire the iiirdintn of
ex­ time of N»»M*»«imriit; and if not so paid, to be
Mr.
Mi. Wells of South Prairie has rented
change il at do the biiMine-« for tlieedi • reported to the ahei iff of the county, with adde
and will
W. F Page's place on the sand spit
Ihr law allow-
or--kind wordaund rbnrclt a<w*ial ticketa rout«, for collection, at one»*
move this week.
. When ymi see an editor
with
limner 110 exemption for poll tax. except to active
lie’ll l»e pnyim/ lita billa nicuibei» of the Oregon National Guard, ami
Mc. E. Brooks of the Cape Mear« Mght lionne wiilrh him
an«l diR-fia ’’ii j
bia profrueion
Never all act!v«' fiiemeji who have Iwen nieml>ei» "f
was on the beach Saturday.
'give an editor money
M ike him trade any company, for one year next pie« »ding th<*
A. W Severance ami Dail Bowers of Till«
thin* of as-iDMiimt. and exempt firemen That
il out.
Hr like« to reap
monk, made a huciiirs« trip «o Netarts Sunday
“Th»*li when you die, after
having there may 1>e nocaiiM* for complaint I ask tfiat
*tood aronml for vears mid sm eie»! at each person Hable to poll tax be pre pa nd to
th** editor and Ida jim « row paper, be pay the mime to the assr«Mir, or his deputy. «1
Beaver Budget
1 lie lime of making the Hssi-sament
I a»k lhe
sure ami have votir wife send
in
for aid
of every person in the county, that tlie law
thre»* extr i cop.»— I»v on«* of y »ur Me«|i- may be*»hu tly compli« d with. I’.-r««ms «« mpf
Protracted m< ■ ting «m occupied the people of
inv rbihb« 11, and when she rea«’m the will be required to show their certlllcatc of
Beaver for the pa*t tw • week», even your un-
exemption.
geno» .»i« ami t<«iH*'«ing notice i<b »til von.
worthy corre»|>ondent that wo item« were sent
in to your most * 'cell-, "t ap r last week Well forrwum her fo nr.-ler! |.»w»-,id fiftHPn
th- meeting closed on Thursday evening of last cent* t<> ibe editor
It
would
w»*ek having reaulUsf in 12 <onvri *i>nw ami ore whelm him
SHIICtifittd.
Two vrjira ago If -I. Warren, a <lrug-
^|oi*f*v i« a rnrriipliiitf
thing
Harrison Booth went to TilUmauk 011
Tues­ «-♦lit r k ■ w a if, a «ni wlnit h«* ni
giat at Plr.iaaill Brick N
Y., Iloilgld 1
day of this week,
email
ettpply
*f (inimb« 1 luin’a t ough
your hem If« It
flninks
Thru li
J. R Finley and wi
Alva went t* Sher'daw th ink the printer« and thev rm»
Ri'inrily
Hr »Hina tip the icmii II m *
thh week.
follow»: “At that time lhe roth I m weir
flieir grrwerw
Twk»* votir job
w
C Mills prear’ied to a
large Hiidb'tire
al tl»e j »*• offl«-«* ami then «*ome mid 1
iliikiiowii in tliia »'-rlioii ; fo-day (*liam-
Braver l»»t simdar He will preach at Fka*«» I
Irrrhiin’» Cough Remedy im a hoiwrhoi ’
Indi ratea for rlmrch noli»-««.
Valley „ext Saturday I’. M and Sunday
It is the eamr in hundred* of
He’ll word ”
The Gad love« a cheerful giver
Wheierver
the g* <» l
take care of
nil
the
edit«ir».
Ih’ii’t «•oliimin»iti* »
Oralown Offering»
(pialli
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of
( 'ha 1 »»beri« 11’1 ( 'ougti Hr in*
worry n I »O'it lhe ediiors. tie tin» a ch ty-
ter from ihr Slate I»« art aa doormat for e«ly lax omit kn«»wi» the p"oj»lr w ill h.tie
HH100I c<M»oi»en<«*4 April 19th.
K«>r aulr t»y K .1. Sint g« oii.
tlie «'«»mninnity
He'll get the pnpftr nothing elee.
'the Roy \V. II
\V.*nvci
| :•-'«•< «T
f B Franklin h»» rented th» farm, aud will om HOineimw, and support you when I
move !»• WhHeaofi.
yon run for r.ffirr, ami lie
alanit
voiir the l‘, L> < I li I , D llld’tirg. I’»»., i»*« «tg-
Mr. Loper m««k » trip to the • alley !»»t w»ek daughter’* wedding, ami
How
alroiit liixea || h - valnr of Ch 'mb« »him h (.'ofigti
and report« the i»«<1 ’« l»«d «h«|^
\ ur aon« when they get a 11 p« r week R«me*ly, .uni «Io«» not hewiliilr to 1*1
“I haw hm *<I (Tmmbrr
John Gege nftkanlbrd Clackama» Co.,
J *k and weep over your ahriveted a-.nl other« h I hhi I it
into !r*»tuccji a few dnya »incr
'
m . ij *,
’’ ho I
when
it ia released from yorit
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