Tillamook headlight., October 13, 1898, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 13. 189&
«
GROCERIES
and
PROVISIONS
£
I
J
Cohn $ Co- carry a Full
Line of Groceries and Pro­
visions, ivhich for Quality
and Price cannot beEqual-
ed in the County-
Trade with Cohn &
Co and Get Value for
Your Money
BOOTS
and
SHOES.
*9
JUST
RECEIVED
■d"l
THE
LARGEST STOCK of GOODS
Ever Consigned to Tillamook.
*
CALL IN AND INSPECT OUR NEW STOCK OF
Ladies’ and Cent’s WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Splendid
Line of Dress Goods suitable for Winter Wear.
Ladies' Fancy Shoes.
Gent.'s Dress Shoes.
Children's School Shoes
Rubber Boots, etc.
».
Cohn $ Co.’s Boots and
Shoes cannot be Surpassed
for Ease, Comfort or Wear.
By far the Largest and Best Stock to select from in the County.
CARD OF THANKS
TILLAMOOK
ROT.
GOSSIP
ABOUT
NOTED
PEOPLE
fjeiiMinlit ®rabe itlnrt.
WHERE
TO
INSURE.
MILK IN THE COCOANUT. <
Heard From Wlio Is With the Oregon
Marion Crawford says of himself: ‘Most
We have much pleasure in publishing
nf If you have any Property, Stock or other THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Lads at Manila.
articles to sei!, trade or lease, or need help,
of my boyhood was spent under a French
GLOBE INSURANCE CO.
the following communication :—The un­
want employment, etc.—Two insertions, not
[TO Tim EDITOR TILLAMOOK HitADI.IOHT.J governess. Not only did I learn that
AGENT FOR TILLAMOOK.
to exceed five lines, Fifty cents. Four inser­
dersigned desire to make grateful scktiow
J 8. STEPHENS.
tions, Seventy Five cents.
language from her. but all my studies—
M anila , Aug. 20th, 1898.
lodgment of the many valuable gifts
geography,
arithmetic,
etc.
—
were
taught
HONE
MUTUAL
INSURANCE
COMPANY.
As
I
have
a
few
minutes
to
spare,
I
Every boy knows the three eyes to be
HOUSE and LOT, near the business
received by them from the people in
AGENTS FOR TILLAMOOK,
found in one end of a cocoanut, »nJ
Tillamook county on account of tliei Ute will give you a short synopsis of the bat­ me in French, and I learned to write it
part of Tillamook, a bargain, only
BIGGS & STEPHENS.
many a boy has bored these eyes out,
disastrous
fire.
Friends in time of tle of Manila city. On Friday evening, with great readiness as a mere boy, lie"
$150; A% ACRES of LAND and
or one or two of them, with the small
cause it was the language of my daily
at
nine
o
’
clock,
nine
companies
of
the
SCHOOL
DESKS
AND
SUPPLIES
OF
need are friends indeed.
All the items
about 20 LOTS on the edge of town
blade of a pocketknife so as to get st the
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oregon volunteers received these orders: tasks. The consequence is that to thia to
for sale at $1250, if sold within 30
given would foot up to nearly $200.
milk in the cocoanut, which he has then
day
I
write
French
with
the
ease
of
“Prepare for action in light inarching
J. S. STEPHENS is agent for the
W. B utt , Sr.
days—See Biggs A Stephens at the
Northwest School Furniture Company drained out into a cup or drunk dire«
order and repoit your companies at three English.”
C harity B utt ,
Court House, Tillamook.
from the cocoanut itself. But there it
for Tillamook co.
o
’
clock
on
Saturday
tnortiing,
August
S arah K nivono .
a more fascinating way still of getting
George W. Smalley, the American tcrv UMBRELLA REPAIRING at reasonable
13th. Immediately the orders were car­
at the milk in the cocoanut.
rates. Neat work turned out and as
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
ried into execution, and packing of who is correspondent!«! this country for
By this other method the cocoanut is
ftlAl ESTATE TltANSrEKS.
good
as
new
by
J.
W.
Steinmetz,
Ibe
London
Times,
had
no
gieater
trial
blanket» and personal effects, were soon
A. O. IT. W.—Meets on the first and third opened at the other end from the eyet.
Thursdays
of
each
tn<»nih
at
7:30
p.m.
at
Wood
Tillamook, Of.
O ct . 6.—Gerhard Onken to A. M Han­ complete. At about 10 o’clock p.m., during the war with Spain Ilian the hum­
men Hall. M. W.; T. Stitnhilber ; C. N. Drew, The cocoanut is struck all around
Recorder.
gently and repeatedly with a hammer,
sen, N !.. of Se J4 and 3e
of Sw *4 the captain of their res|>ective com­ iliation of having his dispatches passed
LOST, a stick PIN with a large yellow­
B ay T ent , N o . 55, K. O. T. M.--Meets'on or a stone will do, at a distance ot
of Sect. 25, Tp. 2 N, R. 10 W, and panies received orders: “Report your upon by Grant Squires. General Greely’s
the
second
and
fourth
Tuesday
evenings
of
ish brown stone in it, called a Karen
each month at 8:00 p.m. at Woodmen Hall. T. about one-third of the way down from
Ne
of Nw
of Sec. 3«, Tp. 2 N, companies at headquarters for the pur­ assistant censor. When Mr. Smalley was
Goratn. Anyone finding the same will Handley, Com.; John Day, R K.
the top, about where the arctic circle
R. 10 W.
pose of issuing 200 rounds of ammuni­ receiving $15,000 a year as London cor­
M orning S tar R ehekah L odge . N o . 52, I. O. would be on a globe.
be suitably rewarded by returning it
respondent
of
the
New
York
Tribune
O.
F.
—
Meets
on
the
first
and
third
Wednesday
O ct . 6.—John J. Hansen to Anna M. tion per man.”
A continual gentle tapping will Anal­
to this office.
evenings in each month. Mrs. C. M. Newman,
Packing continued nearly all night- SquireB was making $7 a week as a re­
N. (i.; Miss L. Poland, V’.G.; Joe Petre, Sec.
Hansen, by decree, various trades in
ly crack the shell of the nut all around;
porter
for
that
paper.
G.
A.
R.
—
Meets
on
the
first
Saturday
of
each
CLUBBING
RATES
—
Weekly
Oregonian
The
boys
were
overjoyed
at
the
um
x-
not in a line exactly on the circle, pee
Tillamook county.
1 month at 1 p.m. in I. O. O. F. Hall. C. N.
and Headlight, ¡ter year, $2 25 ; the Drew, adjutant, W. H. Reynolds, commander. haps, but pretty near to it. Sometimes
)>ected orders, ax we all had expected
O ct . 10.—James A. McLeon to I-awrence
Lord Wolseley, who is at the head of
San Francisco Examiner and Head­
I. O. O, F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7:3o it cracks shell and meat of the nut,too,
V. Hickey. Nw
of Sec. 36, Tp. 2 to slay at Cavite and guard the Ameri­ the English army, is a very busy man.
p.m. in I. O. O. F Hall. C. P. Knuuson, N. G.;
light, $2 25, New York Thrice a-Week Um. Olsen, rec. secretary ; W. J. May, per­ so that both can be lifted off together;
can stores at that place.
N, R. 7 W.
sometimes it cracks out only a shell
World and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly manent secretary.
At 3 o'clock or. the morning of Satur­ One day lie is in Scotland, the next day
O ct . 10.—John 8. Gard to Lawrence V.
A lder C amp , N o . 210, W. of W.—Meets eap at the top. which is lifted off,and
cash in advance.
day, August 13th, the bugler of the reviewing the troops at Yorkshire, then
every Friday night in W. of W. hall. T. Coates, the cap of meat underneath is then cut
Hickey. 8w
of Sec. 36. Tp. 2 N,
consul; Otto Heins clerk.
guard blew assembly, and all Ilia com­ in London inspecting the volunteers, a
R. 7 W.
FOR SALE, a bargain, a celebrated
A. F. & A. M.—Meets the first Saturday night out around with a knife.
panies fell in to their proper places and day or two after witnessing a night at­
of each month in Masonic Hall. T. B. Handley,
And then there you are with a white-
White SEWING MACHINE
New W. M.; Geo Handley, secretary.
O ct . 10—Frank H. McOaffin to Law­ marched to the host landing. Here we tack at Chatham and torpedo trials at
lined eocoanut cup to drink from.
and
direct
from
the
factory.
—
Apply
J
ohnson
C
hapter
,
No.
24.
—
Meets
at
7:30
p.m.
Slieerness,
and
then
with
the
cadets
at
rence V. Ilickev, E 14 of Ne '4 and boari'ed the Chinese side
wheeler
on the third Saturday of each month nt
for particulars at the Headlight Trade Masonic Hall. J. D. Edwards, II. P.; W. W.
The commauder-in-clieil’s
E
of Se >4 of Sec. 3« in Tp. 2 N. Kwonchoi, which immediately pulled Sandhurst.
THE INDIAN BLUSHED,
Conder, secretary.
Mart Office
apparrent
youthfulness
makes
people
R. 7 W.
out into the Bay of Manila and awaited
S ilver W ave C hapter , N o . 13, O. E. 8.—
O ct . 11.—Frank
Wasko, et ux, to orders. At 8:00 o'clock the flagship forget that lie is now 65 yeats of age mid TIMBER LAND for SALE on Samon- Meets second and fourth 9atuidays ot each How He Quietly Rebuked tke Girt,
month. Luella Ford, W. M.; Car] Knudson,
tor Their Impertinence
David Whilney, jr., Sw % of Sw I4 Olympia gave Ihe signal: “Get under Lax been actively employed ill the army
bery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7 W .— secretary.
and Curiosity.
for
forty-six
years.
A
lder
C
ircle
,
N
o
.
44,
W.
of
W.
—
Meets
every
of Sec 23, W *4 of Nw •< of Sec. 26 way with men at quarters it. your re­
The W % SE qr and E % S W qr. Con­ second and fourth Wednesday of each month,
and Se *4 of Ne X of Sect. 27. Tp. 1 spective places, with the Kwonchoi in
Visitors at the world's fair in 1893
sideration $900.—Enquire at the Head­ in W. of W. hall. G. N., Mrs. H. H. Aiderman;
Mr. Curzon’s term as viceroy of India
Mrs. C. Waldvogel, clerk.
N, R. 9 W.
the bead, and steam Io w ithin live miles
will recall the Indian exhibit or en­
light
Trade
Mart
Office.
INITV
R
kbeckah
I
xjdge
,
N
o
.
51,
1
O.
O.
F
—
about
will last five years. Ilia salary is
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Mrs. Eliza­ campment on the shore of the south
r 11—Frank Hanoi, etux, to David of Manila city and await signals.”
$100,000 a year, with all expenses paid
Pye, N. G.; Mrs. Frank Long, V. G.; J. J. pond. One of the tents or wigwams
This order was carried into execution,
WANTED, 1.000 new SUBSCRIBERS beth.
Whitney, jr., N
ot Se I4, Sw l4
Pye, secretary.
by I lie goverinent, and ho is expected to
was occupied by an athletic and line­
and
at
8:30
we
arrived
at
appointed
to
the
Tillamook
Headlight
now
that
B
ay
C ity L cd e , N o . iot , A. F. & A. M.—
of So *4 and Se *4 of Sw J4 of Sec.
live in great magnificence. This salary
Meets second and fourth Saturdays in each looking, but somewhat taciturn, speci­
place off Manila and awaited orders,
it is under new management. Take it month.
27, Tp. 1 N, R. 9 W.
Gus
Nelson,
W.
M.
;
C.
H
Hicks,
men of young Indian manhood as his
and perquisites seem small compared
W.; Alfred Magnuson, J. W.; Geo. W. Kiger,
the Kwonchoi lying in Ihe rear ol the
¡ on trial for four months for 50c., or 8.
O ct 11.—Esther J. and G. W. Swander
particular home, and while It was open
secretary.
with the incomes of three of the unlive
gunboat McCulloch.
send
it
to
yonr
friends.
M iriam C hapter , N o . 20, O. K. S.—Meets first at all proper times for the inspection of
to Griffith A. Colder, tract in Sec.
princes who are allies of Great Britain,
Admiral Dewey thinking it was not
and third Tuesdays in each month. Mrs. Ella visitors, he resented any approach toim-
13, Tp. IS, R. 10 W, 118-10 aerea.
and each has $15,000,000 a year. The
W. M.; Gus Nelson, W. p. Mrs. Maybel
FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING at the Wood,
necessary to use his whole fleet, only
pertinent curiosity, says Youth’s Com­
Kiger, A. M.; C. H. Hicks, secretary.
office of Indian viceroy is one of great
Headlight Printing Office at Portland
took
the
following
Koala
:
Olympia
(flag
­
panion.
BAY
CITY, LOD3E DIRECTORY.
PAINI.KMH DKNTIHTItY
power and great responsibility, While
P
acific L odge , N o 105. I. o. G. F.— Meets
A bevy of young women dropped into
prices. All description of job print­ Fridays before second and fourth Saturday, and
ship), Raleigh, Boaton, McCulloch, ami
the late Lord Lytton hated for l.is
Dr. William Tiitom, the painless dent­
ing, which is quaranteed. Patronize every other Satu day in the month C H. his tent one day before his usual hour
a little giint-oat that Dewey captured
Hicks N. G.; Alfred Deane, V.J ; J. Pye, secre­ for opening it, and found him sewings
tyranny and exactions, Lord Ripon,
ist, and recogized Io lie one of the bent
home industry.
tary.
during the battle of Manila Bay, called
whom Mr Curvon succeeds, was idolized
dentists on the Pacific coast, is to visit
Secretaries will please notify us of any rent in a blanket.
the Caleo.
“See how be blushes!” exclaimed one
by the people, who are a greatful people SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight will change in the names in this list.
Tillamook. I le will arrive on the lfitli
At 9 o’clock the Olympia made signal:
of the visitors. “We have caught him
when well treated.
of October and remain but one week.
be
sent
free
on
application.
Send
a
“Prepare for Action,’’ and the boys on
doing squaw’s work.”
His headquarters will be at the Allen
postal card or leave your name at the
DIRECTORY.
board the men of wars could be seen
"Why, that’s his natural color,” gig­
whom
Durham
White
Stevens,
upon
house
He guarantees all his work t
office. It pays tosubscribe for the lead­
gled another. ‘Tie always blushes.”
hurrying about.
decora-
has
been
conferred
the
Japanese
be first class. A full set of teeth from
ing, newsiest and brainiest new paper.
“Yes, young ladies,” said the Indian,
COUNTY OFFICIAI.8:
At exactly 9:30 the Olympia made
Rising
$20 to $25
Extraoting by painlewx signal: “Begin Action.*' One moment tion of the Second Order of the
! Judge .............................
.. .G. W. S appingtof in perfectly good English, “he blushes
Sun,
had
previously
received
two
other
methods 50 cents per tooth,
Do not
iC hari . es R ay for some of the civilized and enlightened
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
Coinmissiouer
....
later Ihe Olympia sent the first shot to­ decorations from the Japanese govern­
/C.H.W heeler white Americans of the nineteenth cen­
forget the date and call early to avoid
Clerk ..............................
wards the enemy from her forward deck, ment. His acquaintance with Japan be­
----- H omer M ason
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
in
pur
­
Sheriff...........................
the rush.
H. H. A lderman tury.“
immediately followed by the o'her bat­ gan in 1873, when lie was appointed suance of an order of the Comity Court of the Treasurer ......................
w h . C ary
The visitors joined him in blushing
State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah, I Assessor ......................
.. ..S. S tephens
tleships. The battle was on. The first
DKLIHERATE MKIDK IIV A GIKL.
secretary of the United States legislation duly made and entered on the 17th day of Sept­ Surveyor ...................
A. M A ustin and •hortly afterward went out with-
I School Superintendent
few shots fell short and struck in the at Tokio. In 1894 he recevied the sec­
--w--------------- ------- ..G eo . B L amb out further remark..
ember, 1X98, I wilt proceed, on or after the 25th
M udfobd , Oct. 10.—Miss Dix-ta Wor
J. H. T utti . b
water, throwing water and spray forty ond-class decoration of the Order of the d.y of October, 1X98, to sell at private sale, the Coroner
Deput” Prosecuting Attorney.C laude T hayer
low, daughter of Mrs M. E. Worlow, re­
and fifty feet into the air. After they
WHITE LEATHERS.
tollowing
describe.!
Real
Propertv,
belonging
C.,cuit
Court
convenes
the
4th
Monday in
Sacred Treasure for services rendered
siding about 15 miles enxt from here,
the Estate of Freiderika Gallou, deceased, to- August, and an adjourned term is generally
had gotton the rauge they turned “eiile- during the Japanese-Chinese war, and in to
held in the spring
wit:
committed suicide yesterday by hanging.
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan­ CowhKe, Calfskin and fibee»skta.
too’’and eent broadside after broadside
Lot» two(2). three (3). fixe (5), six (t>) and seven uary Marell, May, July, September and No­
amd the t'eea to Which They
She wiih engaged to be married to James into Fort Malata, the enemy's etrongext Connection with the conclusion of the
vember. Commissionerscourton the Wednea
Are Cbieflr Pot.
Wylaml, whose sitcide bv shoot img whs fort. The Caleo and Boston steamed in new treaty lietween Japau and the United (7). in Block two (2) in the town of Garibaldi, say following.
Count, of Tillamook. Slate ot Oregon.
reported about two weeks ago. It is now to within one mile from shore and pour­ States.
PRECINCT:
That In pursuance to salt Order, said sale
White cowhide has longbeen used for
Juslice oftheFesce .................... T H. G ovwk
known that they had agreed to end llteir ed in many broadsides.
H R H urlkb ,
The Sirdar of the Egyptian army, says will be made for cash.
The Caleo
Constable
a
a rFown various purposes, though its place bu
CITY
OFFICIALS.
A
«
FoMD
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Freiderika
Gal
­
lives, mid that they had ail appointment llien steamed to within half-a-mile of an English paper, once had a very extra­
now been taken to a considerable ex­
to meet llie evening oil which Wylaml the Spanish guns, sent shot afler shot ordinary experience, having awollowed a lou, Deceased. Rooms 41 -42 Washington Bldg M»F°r .......... ...................................... B. L. E ddy tent by other and cheaper leathers. It
Portland, Oregon.
...P. M c I ntosh
killed himself for lliat purpose, lie hav into the fort. Steaming along the shore bullet with which lie had been wounded,
.... C. P. K nudson is used, for example, in making sus­
Council
H G Davis pender tips, and its use in making mili­
ing told her that lie would bring a liollh
F. M c C ormicl
towaids the north slie attacked the and which lie now preserves as a me­ notice OF appointment of executor
tary belts is familiar. For this purpose
of laudanum when he came.
The body
mento.
During
the
campaign
of
1888
Notice Is hereby gives that the undersigned Recorder
:.
Spanish soldiers lliat were trying to hold
it is made up w ith the flesh side out,and
of Miss Worlow was found in the barn,
\|7r" nUaTr
n ”OWARD t’ARY
the remainder of our forces from trying Major Ki cliener was hit in the side of hax been duly appointed by the County Court M
’
rsha
'
........................
CL
yde C lements the belts are whitened ss occasion may
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
Tillamook
County,
w here she committed the deed.
The to enter the city from Hint aide.
the face by a bullet during a skirmish
SCH<JOI. BOARD
require with chalk or pipe clay, saya the
executor of the taxi will and te.tmeut of Mar-
matter is slnimded injm velery, and no i
Fort Malata liaving lieen silenced, the near Silttkiin, and was taken down the •hal K. Perrin deceased. All person» having Claud «Thayar. B L, Eddy, and
A. New York Sun.
one aeetna to In* able tn assign any cause ' Kwonchoi steamed swiftly toward Ma­ Nile and thence to the Citadel hospital claim» against «aid es-ate are hereby requested Edmunds..—Clerk, Tom Coates.
White calfskin is more extensive^
Both were of respectable and well-to-do
used than white cowhide. White cs
nila city and lauded the Oregon lioysou at Carlo, where, despite all the efforts of to present the same to me. properly verified
as
by
law
required,
at
the
lank
of
c|4
e
Thay
­
families. They were to have been mar
the surgeons, the bullet could not be lo­
is used for fine and costly work in boo
MAIL SCHEDULE.
the breakwater.
er at Tillamook City, Oregon, within sis months
t ied October 1
binding, it may be for gift books, an
:o. " •
We eoou gained the city after that cated. The wound was a healthy one from the date hereof.
sometimes for prayer books.
riLLAMOOK ANf. NORTH Y a MHILL!-
Dated this 15th day of September 1X9X.
passing over three walls, and ne we and soon healed, and the medical offic­
rm,hiI1 Γily eYept Hund*y * P m. calf is also used for suspender tips-
CATTLE AND HO<i POET.
H. F. GoonantBD.
passed each wall we hoisted the Ameri­ ers came to the conclusion that lite
irrne."* pllamook next day by
4 n n.
More extensively used than *’“'r
Executor of last will and testament of Mar-
> bullet hail worked its way cut, without
ArJiVa. v V "°^mda‘,y exctPl »»"day 6 p. m
can
flag
ami
tore
down
the
Spanish
flag.
Naw Orleans live Stock Paper Strikes
shxl K. Perrin, deceased.
Arrive N. Yamhill next day................... 2pm white cowhide» or white calfskin are e
The Spaniards were in great fright, I Iteing noticed, on the passage down the
a New str|nB
T illamook and H omohvillb -—
white sheepskins. White sheepskin 1*
The New th leans Live Stock Enter­ consequently tliey could not do lunch Nile. The major's nurse tempted his
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
used also for suspender tips, and 0
AMw i&Ɣexcept Tue,<1*'
Laud
Office
at
Oregon
City.
Ore.,
appetite
with
a
tasty
beefsteak,
which
prise, the reporter for the New Orleans lighting. They flnally lioisti-d the white
covering trussea and other article*
Lrtvë
’
Sir.Xk'
cxc,p
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d
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Notice
is
hereby
given
Oi'a
’
l^the^.'lliw'ing
metal, and for the trimmings of sb
market, makes a bid for popularity by flag, but they would not pull down the the major bad no sooner attacked Ilian
h" i1«1 "»tier of his intention
| he put'land to Ilia throat, exclaming: to make fi al proof tn support of his claim
jumping into “poetry” to quote the mar­ Spanish flag
12:00 m. It is used for book binding. c,P<*'k-j
N
rtarts :—
for the binding of medical books,
hefore "w Co
ket. From an issue of recent date tl>?
At exactly four o’clock p.m, they I “Billon, if there was no bone >11 that ??‘’rih'( ™ P"‘Oi o'” '*
T- tztiz
7
•* T'"’n’,x’k
which use it is first sprinkled wttn
and Saturdays at
following is taken :
hoisted the white flag and hostilities steak, I've awollowed that bullet. I felt
■
•
■
7
*•
tn.
Arrives Netarts
.. „ .
FRANCIS H CROSS.
...li m. coloring material which gives it a
Milk cowsMill in good demand;
ceased. The Oregon liojns were the first it go down.” TIi is proved to be the H E 9S51. for Hie E of Ne
Nw 1. of Ne «
sa,ne
. -1 r. n.
Arrive« Tillamook
by d»ys,
tied appearance.
I
case.
S
,T
»V
*
NW
*
of
=*<■
»
Tp.
2
to laud at Cavite an.I first to land in
Beeves and yearlings on a stand—
G ramo R omd —
He names the following witnesses to prove
Manila city.
Reversed.
Suckling calves are sure to lands.
A arret it.
from Cheyenne says: of", «"lind"“','"' K' “P°" *"d '“'»Ivstion
A golf match was in progress on ,
Tlie boys will all be home for Christ I
Sheep are dull and still on hand;
Colonel D. Linscott, of Medicine Bow w^t?.
of Scotland’s famous greens, »no
Arrivée at Tillamook at 14s
mas dinner.
Manic furnished by the band,
Eg Ärän« couple of the players were very “®e ,
tear lied Cheyenne to-day from Boaton
(’ms. L N kwman .
Relieiptsof beef extremely light;
ly matched. One was shortslghte .
and points in Maine. He has been in
Milkcow prices out of siglil.
C ham , b . Mootts Reftoter
Arrive« at Grand Ronde at 145.
much to the disgust of his caddie.
Old Melson fn Dians«.
the East selling western horses, and re­
Po*t Office hour« 7 10 a m
t»
Calves and learling selling right.
Her majesty's ship Nelson, in Mel­ ports the market in Boston. New York
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NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
Mantled hogs lie sure to alight.
“How far la it to the next ho“'"
bourne harbor, has been ordered to be and other Eastern cities strong and firm
Or»«»" City, Oregon Aug. «th
Unruled» active—outlook bright,
die?” be asked, peering throngs1
sold by the admiralty. It was built in
n a. Notice is hereby givra that ihe fi.llowing
for well bred and broke western horses named settler has a «Tnotte of bis intentton
spectacles in the direction of th«
[ 1814. and was then the largest line-of-
Sheep. if. fat, and not too light.
'’re.ld,., „„ onte,
make finsi proof in support of hi. claim an
battle ship in the British navy. Its oak He says the horse buyers in the East th.. «..I proof will be made before thi *i
A good .tory of Pre,ident Kruger 1. flag.
Shippers. lie here Thursday night.
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“A gude drive and a "put 1 ’ ”
; tint tiers are said to be as sound as when have liecome convinced that there is far bi'l » lta. v”,X,k “>
iH« I. ,? V'1' on “Minin* "nd Pol-
more wear and tear to the K.a-ky moun­
■ they were put in.
iteriew So?,nr*\”r iD ,h* Xa,i<JU«i the caddie, sharply.
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RALPH W WILLS
Dual tsksrra K|>lt suit tanks lour I IN Susy.
H K 10654 tor the S S N W l. and N F ' sw reí.
The player drove, but only
tain raised horse titan to one of the fat,
8 T of the P"’ident’.young<
A Mowotonons Climate.
To quit tobacco easily suit forever, be mag '
K Sec JqipZS R9W
«"«nay . sw
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10 him ,or “ffice. He ball a few yards.
1 etlc. lull < • Lie. nerve amt vigor, lake No-To-
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Hr names Ihr fallowing witnesses to1 prove
It Is said that the sameness of cli- flabby natives of the East. Tlte value of
“Man. man,” aafd the caddie.
l.ac. the wouil. r worker, that makes weak men mats in the Sandwich islands makes a a western horse in an eastern maikei is his enllnuou. resnience upon .„d culli’emiji noihin’e.
»’"''’I1’’ I*nd Mid: "ï c«”do
of
im M land. Tic:
»»»vn
s.rong All drugs late, Mtn or II. Cure guaran­
ínr«|,be ?irh
of ,h* fully, “that’s awful Ye've pl«J«"
P DShndnlford Edward Hem. John Bumgsr. state
teed
Booklet and sample free. Address northerner almost hope for an earth­ not only dependent on liis breeding, but
Her Jobo N Ihmmoes .11 of Nestoctmi Orem.a c Xh Í. V ftrn' h‘D<’a’ knd ^'Uttl. ’put’ flrat!"
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Hscrllng Remedy Oa Chicago or New York quake to smash up the morotony.
how well be is brokru.
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¡clerkship. yon arf too
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