Tillamook headlight., November 03, 1898, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 3,
1898
SWEDISH
PHILOSOPHY.
LOSSES IN THE WAR.
’ printed. In the first place, the fair au­ cial session of the state legislature, Ore­
thorities had no right to go beyond their gon is to-day practically without a
II you have any Property Sto. k or other
Te mail vat pout ven hae es mad
Fred C. Bak«*r. Publisher
articles to sell, trade or lease, or ueed help,
allowed appropriation of $5000 a year. game warden. In the absence of such an Three Thousand Soldiers and Sail­
Es poorty full of prunes—
waul employ went, etc.—Two insertions, not
to exceed live liner. Fifty cents. Four inser­
ors Gave Up Their Lives.
Any sums beyond that, legislators take official Mr McGuire will continue to ex­
For see how motch batter et vould lie
tions, Seventy Five cents.
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County it, was incurred upon their liability. ercise the duties of the office in the mat­ C hicago , Oct. 29.—Commissioner of
To seng som poorty tunes.
ter
of
issuing
|>ermits
for
the
removal
They must look to themselves and not
1 Pensions H. Clay Evans, who is at the
MONEY TO LOAN 1
Ven faller flatter mae et alvays mak
to the state to pay the $9000 deficiency. from the state of live Chinese pheasants. Great Northern, states that up to Sept-
MONEY TO LOAN I
RATHS OF SUBSCRIPTION
They have benefited only themselves. No doubt the office of game warden will 1 ember 30 the war with Spain had caused mae feel lak Aye owe hem someteng.
(STRICTLY IM ADVANCE.)
For terms apply to
lie created at the January session of the the loss of the lives of 2906 American
One year ...............
S« 5° The state at large has received no bene­
Theo. Steinhilber, Tillamook, Or.
Ven faller behave hessalf te vorld say
Six month».................
75 fit at all. Yet the fair association goes I legislature. There was a bill introduced ' soldiers and sailors. He further declares
Three months
.....................
50 on creating debts for their own private I at the last session, providing for the ap­
das
yust
vat
hae
ought
to
do
an
naver
that the statistics of his office show’ that
HOUSE and LOT, near the business
Office at corner of Main and 2nd street».
interests, and go to the legislature with j pointment of a game warden in each 1 the j>crsentage of deaths in camps from tai hem tank yo. Bot efhae do wrong
part of Tillamook, a bargain, only
a bill asking the people to pay it. If the j county, and this bill may be resurrected ' disease during last summer was much hae har bout et.
$150; 4<t AUKES of LAND and
state fair is to be made a financial suc­ in January.
less than during the civil war. Commis-
about 20 LOTS on the edge of tow n
Ven voman call mae oop by telephone
EDITORIAL NOTES & NEWS. cess and a real benefit to Oregon, it must
for sale at $1350, if sold within 30
Some politicians are a little more con­ . sinner Evans, being asked for further Aye alvays get chair and sit down, for et
be held in the city of Portland.
days 14 acres of good bottom land
scientious than others, but it is rarely particulars, spoke as follows:
vil' lie poorty long tern baiore she get
How to eliminate politics from the
for $250 —See Biggs & Stephens at the
they refuse to take money when it is •
“During the rebellion 40,000 men were trough.
O ne of the Partland newspapers asked
army should l>e the study and attempt
Court House. Tillamook.
proffered them. George Ogle, of Mol­ killed in battle and 360,000 jierished in
the
question
:
“
Was
the
legislature
of every patriotic member of the United
Somtems te ensurance company haf
alla, Clackamus county, declines to have camps and prisons. For official figures,
States congress. The management and legal ?’’ and then goes on to make these money legislated into his pocket, regard­ which I have recently compiled, cover- better opinion of faller’s value es hes LOST OR STOLEN
conduct of our army in the late war, and remarks : “There is a possibility of the less of constitutional barriers. He was
A COUNTY WARRENT, No 2566 for
‘ ing a period from May first to September vife do.
particularly after the active hostilities legality of the recent session of the legis­ a member ofthe legislature of 18 97, which 30, I find that the total number of deaths
$.50 00. Bearer D. P. Harvey. Re­
Aye vould radder be gute natured for
ceased, has demonstrated clearly to the lature being brought into question at a met and failed to organize. Upon receipt
turn to David Bradley, Neskowin. Ore.
as a result of the war with Spain was nothing as to get black eyes for getten
American people that there is too much not very distant day. There are two of notification that the special session
2906. Of this number 107 were officers. mad.________ _
UMBRELLA REPAIRING at reasonable
politics in our army. The navy ofthe diametrically opposed opinions on the voted full pay for 40 days to all members At Santiago the loss of life was 22 officers
rates. Neat work turned out and as
United States has become, and is, the subject. Each of which has endorsement. of the legislature, Mr. Ogle writes: “It
Et
es
te
friend
in
need
vat
es
naver
in
and 222 men. This is an average of one
good as new by J. W. Steinmetz,
pride of every American. It is better One is that members of the lower house is 11 miles from home to Hubbard and
ven
ve
call
at
hes
house.
officer for every 10 men. At Cardenas one
Tillamook, Or.
and more efficient than our wildest and are elected at the general election in June 20 from there to Salem ; total 31 ; both
officer was killed. Since the battle on
Aye lak te vornan vat can scold,
fondest hopes could have desired. It is to serve two years, and that the term of
ways, 62; at 15 cents per mile, $9.30, Cuban soil, 61 men have died of wounds
LOST, a stick PIN with a large yellow,
For somtems ve all need et.
well to reflect that the navy is not to office begins on the first Monday in Jan­ which, with $15 salary, makes $24.30,
received in service.
foil brown stone in it, called a Karen
An onlv vish a tousand tems
any extent tinctured or hampered with uary succeeding such election, and at total and only constitutional claim:
“The total number of American soldiers
Goraui.
Anyone finding the same will
which
time
the
regular
biennial
session
is
Det
Aye
could
only
heed
et.
politics. In conducting the late war
Continuing, he says;
“This ‘reform’
be suitably rewarded by returning it
upon the sea, the secretary simply convened, and the opposing opinion is legislature voted full pay to us all, that have died in camp of disease is
Efery tern a vidow get married dar es
to this office.
pressed the button and the warships did that the term begins as soon after the but I know and you know that they 80 officers and 2520 privates, or ail ag­
the rest. Every detail had been thought ' election as the legislature can be called violate their oaths to support the con­ gregate of 2600. This is remarkable som ol voman en te naborhood who vill
CLUBBING RATES—Weekly Oregonian
out and all the operations of all the into session. If the first proposition is stitution when they did it, and I for one in view’ of the terrible climatic disadvan­ vonder how she could forget her ferst
and Headlight, per year, $2.25 ; the
tages,
and
it
fully
verifies
the
soldiers
’
hosband so queck.
officers were characterized by straight­ good, then the special session should have will only accept my constitutional pay.”
San Francisco Examiner and Head­
forward, aggressive, professional work. been composed of members elected two According to the allowance made by the adage that disease kills more men than
light, $2.25, New York Tbrice a-Week
Des es gute deal en hafin so motch fun
bullets.
There
have
been
600
claims
for
years
ago
last
June,
and,
therefore,
the
Not so as to the administration of the
last legislature, Ogle was entitled to {tensions file to date as a result of the ven yo are young det yo vouldn't know
World and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly
war department. It must l>e admitted recent special session would be invalid $129 30. Of this amount, he rejects all
cash in advance.
gute temef yo vould see et ven yoget old.
that it stands discredited before the and all the acts null and void. However, but $24 30, or $105. And Ogle was a | war.
“In the Cuban campaign the loss of so
jieople. This is not a new condition or if the second proposition is good, the populist.
Et es te faller det prays efery night det FOR SALE, a Imrgain, a celebrated
many officers is accounted for by the fact
new state of affairs. There has always question is settled. It is said that Gover­
While SEWING MACH NE. New
mean
vat hae say an not te faller det
I t was upon technical evidence that that Spanish sharpshooters hid in the
been friction between the secretary of nor Lord is a good lawyer and fully con­
and direct from the factory —Apply
somtems forget et.
trees
and
dense
foliage,
used
smokeless
sidered
the
matter
when
he
called
the
war and the general of the army, or
the board of inquiry, appointed to de­
for particulars at the Headlight Trade
whatever general commanded from special session of the newly elected mem­ termine the cause of the loss ofthe battle­ powder and picked oft' the officers with
A voman never get so ol (let she tank
Malt Office
Washington. There never have been a bers, but there is a possibility of his being ship Maine, came to the conclusion that ease. Some of the wounds received by paint an powder hurt te looks of her
fixed, definite head in the American army overruled, as he was in the appointment she was destroyed by an external explo­ officers were remarkable. I recall one face.
TIMBER LAND for SALE on Saiuon-
u, on whom responsibility could be of Hon. II. W. Corbett to the United sion. Now the war is over attention is case in particular—that of Captain
bery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7
.—
Ven
faller
try
to
please
efervbody
hae
fixed; upon whom praise could be be­ States senate- That body is a peculiar again drawn to the Maine, and how Knox, of the First cavalry, The captain
The
W
y
t
SE
qr
and
E
%
SW
qr.
Con
­
stowed if things went well or where con­ institution, with a vague idea of Oregon, best to dispose of the wreck. It would was shot in the back. The ball pene­ as poorty sure to get hull skootin match
sideration $!MM>.—Enquire at the Head­
hot
at
hem.
___________
trated
his
kidney,
liver
and
lung
and
its
people
and
location
;
and
does
not
demnation could rest if things went ill.
satisfy public curiousity to have the
light Trade Mart Office.
always jump the way it i* looking.”
■hip raised to prove, without a particle broke tw o of his ribs. He is alive to-day
Te faller vat can forgive can alvays for­
of doubt, that the ship was destroyed and the president has promoted him.”
get, an dar es no use to ask hem to do te WANTED, 1,000 new SUBSCRIBERS
T he s|>ecial session of the legislature
Commissioner Evans says thaV the last.
P resident M c K inley has issued his by a mine. An offer presents itself to have
to the Tillamook Headlight now that
appointed a joint committee to revise
the ship raised, for the Acme Wrecking loss of life resulting from the destruction
it is under new management. Take it
the school laws of Oregon. Those who Thanksgiving proclamation, and the
Te faller vat yo can dapend on es so
Company, of San Francisco, has made a of the Maine in Havana harbor will be
on trial for four months for 50c., or
have had anv experience with tile present date set for thanksgiving is November
scarce det hae most alvays haf gute yob.
send it to yonr friends.
law knows how conflicting it is, and it 24th. The president truthfully says; request upon the navy department for placed on the same basis as mortality in
Yo can alvays tai by te posy on faller’s
is hiqied the present committee will pre. ; “ Few years in our history have afforded authority to raise the battle-ship Maine. battle. He holds that the general law
pare a thoroughly pratical bill to be such cause for thanksgiving. We have If the goverement wants the ship after providing for indemnity to sailorsand nose vedder hae grow et by irrigation or $200 -TWENTY-SIX ACRES, one half
in cultivation; good house and two
___________
introduced at the next session of the state | been blessed by abundant harvests, our she reaches the United States, the com­ soldiers in the federal service will apply not.
barns; woodshed; one and one-half
legislature. Senator Daly, of Benton I trade and commerce have been wonder­ pany will exjiect to be paid salvage to the explosion at Havana.
Es gute teng to be solver en te army of
acres in fruit. Will TRADE for other
“Thus far only 55 claims have been Lord ef yo bane villin to tak orders from
county, is chairman of the committee, fully increased, our public credits have money through condemnatory proceed­
property or some business. This is a
and the other members are Senator been improved and strengthened, all ings. No money is demanded from the presented from relatives of the boys w ho headquarters.
government by the company. It is w’ent down with the Maine,” said the
very fine place, near school, churh,
Mulkey, ol Polk, and Representatives sections of our country have been
Somtems ven a faller get tired vaitin
store, post office, daily mail, telephone
Hall of Columbia, Palmer of Linn, and brought together and knitted into closer stated at the department unofficially commissioner. “Every one of them w ill
that in case the company is found to be be pushed through. It is no more than for someteng gute to happen, hae die
station.
Three and one-half miles
Young of Clatsop. Chairman Daly will bond of national purpose and unity.
reliable, the task, no doubt, will l>e given right that the dependents of the men who an
south of Salem.—See Biggs & Stephens
; naver know det et happen at te sani
send a letter to every member of the The skies have been for a time darkened
them.
Court house, Tilllamook.
went to watery graves in Havana bay tern.
legislature and every county school sup. by the cloud of war, but as we were
should lie provided for by the United
erintendent inviting suggestions for the compelled to take up the sword in the
Aye
haf
gifen
oop
vonderin
vy
I
didn't
T here are many grounds upon which
States government.”
better arrangements of the school laws. cause of humanity, we are permitted to
save mae last sommer’s bages and Aye FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING at the
a postal savings hank system for the
rejoice
that
the
conflict
has
been
of
brief
Headlight Printing Office at Portland
Suggestions from other sources will also
yust
ynst kick maesalf because Aye did
United States can be discussed. One in
prices. All description of job print­
be welcomed. All these should be ad­ duration, ami the losses we have had to
not
save
mae
last
vinter's
ofercoat.
particular is a safe depository for the
ing, which is quaranteed. Patronize
CONNUBALITIES.
dressed to John D. Dnly, Corvallis, Or. mourn, though grievous and important,
money of people who do not care to put
home industry.
Et es poorty nar sure teng det te devil
The committee serves without any ex- have been so few, considering the great
their savings into national or private
pense whatever to the state anil is to results accomplished, as to inspire us
A Brooklyn millionaire has just paid never tak hes vacation during a political
present a report at the regular session with gratitude and praise to the Lord of savings banks. A great deal of money is $105,000 for a batch of letters which he campaign. Aye tank hae tak et yust be­ SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight will
hidden
away
because
there
is
no
postal
be sent free on application. Send a
next winter. Senator Daly is greatly Hosts. We may laud and magnify his
recently wrote to a girl who was fore det so hae can com back rested oop
savings bank system in this country.
postal card or leave your name at the
interested in the subject of revising the holy name that the cessation of hostili­
thoughtful enough to jierserve them for and ready for business.
Here are two instances. A Wisconsin
office. It pays to subscribe for the lead­
school law of the state, and the other ties came so soon as to spare both sides
use in court.
farmer who thought his woodshed would
Et es te preacher det tai big trutes en
ing, newsiest and brainiest new paper.
members of the committee will give him the countless sorrows and disasters that
According to the verdict of the jury in lectla vords det get te most converts on
m ike a pretty good bank, hid $15,000
active assistance in bringing a measure attend protracted war.”
there. If the thief had not been lacking in a case in New York, a rich woman can­ te Lord’s side.__________
oi order into those statutes. They will
WHERE TO INSURE.
T he state university at Eugene nerve the bank would have been obliged not alienate the affections of another
doubtless contain a number of new pro.
Vet all know how to ron des govern­
is an expensive institution, says the As- to suspend, but by compounding the woman’s husband, if he is poor; for be­
visions when the committee gets its work
ment, bot somtems et bodder us lak THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
I toria Herald. The state appropriates felony to the extent of $3,000, the farm­ ing poor, he will try to win the affection
done.
deckens to ron three-room house.
GLOBE INSURANCE CO.
$30,000 annually, in addition to the er got $12,000 hack. An Illinois farmer of the rich woman, and she should not
AGENT FOR TILLAMOOK,
A n almost unprcccdcnt situation in thi state tax. One member staled that deposited $14,000 iu a hole back of his suffer ¡»ecuniarily if she reciporates the
J. 8. STEPHENS.
Ven faller get too lazy to vork bout
industrial world has come to light in there were 19 professors and 22 students ham. When he went the other morning poor man’s love, real or pretended.
ferst teng hae tank of es bout getting
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Louisville,
Ky„ where an humble in the university. Certain it is, that to draw a small amount he found
Mrs. Jennie Lewis of Beemerville, ento politics.
AGENTS FOR TILLAMOOK,
artisan, the son of a blacksmith, is there is too many high salaried profes­ nothing but a hole.
Sussex county, N. J., left her home last
BIGGS & STEPHENS.
Te man vat alvays tanks hae know
paid a yearly salary nearly equivalent sors in this institution. It is Iteeoming
“1 reiterate that I will not tolerate week for Montana, where she is to wed efery teng spoil hes chance to mak yo
to that ofthe president of a manufactory, a burden upon the taxpayers. As a mat­
a wealthy ranchman named Myers. The
SCHOOL DESKS ANO SUPPLIES OF
tank so by offering hull lot of advice for
and is required to do no work of any ter of fact, the state is supporting too this w holesale importation of foreigners
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
trip is the outcome of a matrimonial ad- notting.
into
Illinois,
and
if
I
hear
that
a
mob
is
kind, but simply to keep to himself an many educational institutions under the
vertisment inserted by her in the Boston
J. 8. STEPHENS is agent for rhe
to
l>e
brought
into
this
state,
such
as
invaluable and praticallv unknown form­ present management. A professor in a
Naver poot vomans age on te back of Northwest School Furniture Company
Pilot. She received a number of letters
ula used in the preparation of enameling, public school, where the duties are twice was taken into Virden, I will not care ¡n answer, but the one from the ranch­ a birthday present—et may tai som for Tillamook co.
which lie inherited as the only liequest of as hard, is paid, at the highest $1200 on w hat railroad it comes, or for whom, man was so sincere that she opened a secrets.
DO YOU
his father, who worked it out by thirty per year. Professors in universities are 1 will meet it at the state line and shoot correspondent with him. Photographs
Aye know som people vat vorry gute
years of labor. By a contract which paid from $2000 to $3000 per year, and it to pieces with Gatling guns.’’ So de­ were exchanged, and a short time ago
KNOW
THE NEWS •
deal
bacause
dey
bane
fraid
te
devil
vill
went into effect last Saturday Aloysius are simply figureheads. They do noth­ dared Governor Tanner in a speech lie- Myers went east and had a personal
not get hes dues.
fore
1200
auditors
gathering
at
the
You can have it all for
Massman, skilled enameler, is paid $2000 ing except draw their salaries.
interview with Mrs. Lewis, resulting in
Knight of Pythias hall in Chicago.
PER.
crip PER...
a year for the next five years by six ofj
an engagement.
MONTH
MONTH
NOTICE OF SALE.
the largest manufactories in America,
M vltnomah county is again in the
in
The
Evening
Telegram, of
I t is the professors of colleges and
At Kokomo, Ind., last Tuesday, within i I m the Cir uil Court of the State ot Oregon
only one of whom obtain the formula,
Portland,
Oregon.
It
isthe larg­
throes of another political battle, to fill nervous politicians who fear that by an­ a period of three minutes Allen Huskins, foi Tillamook County.
and the others arc cheerfully paving to
est evening newepsper publish­
the vacancy caused bv the resignation of nexing the Philippine islands the United had two wives and was a single mail. Viola 1). Snyder and E. A. Snyder '
prevent the secret from being published
ed in Orexon ; it contain» all the
Plaintiff's.
Hon. Joseph Simon as state senator. I>r. States is going to get into a peck of At 11 o'clock he was the husband of Mrs. , n
newsoftlie etateand nation, Try
vs
abroad.
Lila
Snyder,
Stella
l.vater,
W.
G.
S. E. Joscphi is the nominee of the regu­ trouble. Uncle Sam has got along quite Lido Lang Huskins, from whom, a
it f ir a month. A sample copy
Lyster: Clarence McKinley,
will be mailed to you free. Ad­
bred McKinley.Nettie McKin­
The St. Louis Democrat gives a fore­ lar republicans. It is a good one. As to well with what territory lie has already moment later, he was granted a divorce.
ley. and Henry McKi lev. min
dress
his election he has a walk over, for it is annexed, and there is no reason to doubt Waiting in the clerk's office below was
or lien» of C. T . eKi lev: B.
cast ofthe presidential election in 1890
THE TELEGRAM,
F. Pettygrove:
Defendant».
folly
on
the
part
of
the
opposition
to
but
what
he
will
come
out
all
right
with
Mrs.
Mary
Croussore,
and
lieto.e
the
when it says;
“Some of Roosevelt’s
I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue
Portland,Or.
undertake
to
run
a
candidate
in
opposi
­
the
new
possession
we
are
about
to
ac
­
ink was dried on the divorce deerre of a decree n.id order of sale du.y given, made
New York enemies are lighting him on
tion
to
Dr.
Joscphi.
Perhaps,
though,
it
quire.
Huskins and Mrs. Croussore hadalicense rendered and entered by the alrove named c urt
the ground that he is too impulsive to
to wed. A magistrate at the court n> said cause on the 26th day of August rsoS
make a sate President. This is signifi­ is a good plan to take the conceit out of
G
eneral
O
tis
report
twelve
commanding t e undersigned, a duly appointed
ni
ore
house door performed the ceremony. q ialified and acting referee herein, to sell the
cant. McKinley is going to be elected some of the political aspirants to run deaths of Volunteers in Manila.
them
for
office
to
show
them
what
an
in
­
The OR. a N. Co.'s Mew Book-
The matrimonial “swap’’ was accom­ following described premises, to-wit:
President two years hence, and therefore
The South half of the Northwest quarter
On the R esource » of O regon , W ash ­
plished in a little less than three minuites.
no other Republican will have a chance insignificant vote they get.
amt the Northwest quarter of the Southwest
Notice to Taxpayers.
The newly wedded couple reside in quarter and the Southwest quarter of the North ington and I daho is being distributed.
for the nomination until 1904. The New
Onr render» »re requester! to forwied the
T he Astoria Herald says: “Asa mem-
Liberty township.
Huskins was the east quarter of Section,», in Tp 3 » R , w of addresses of their E astern friends »nd
\ork l>em<Mrnts feel that Roosevelt is
Costs will he ndded to all taxes not sixth husband of the Lang woman and the W illamette meri.liaj in Oregon excepting acquaintance*, and a copy of the work
going to sweep their state tins year, and I kt ofthe wavs and means committee
‘hT f
prem.se, to
"ill be sent them free. Thia 1» a matter
is No. 3 for his present spouse.
they tear that he \\ ill get another term ofthe state legislature, lamin a posi­ paid by November 21st, 1S9S.
’
"g 1,1 * P"1“1 “
W«1 and
|
i«
so
chains
north
of
the
one-fourth
section ALL should be interested ill, anil we
H. H. ALDERMAN, Sheriff.
tion to sjieak out in meeting. One learns
or two.”
An English rural clergymen says that corner between sections rj and »1. in Tp t s R a would ask that everyone take an interest
a vast amount of useful information on
and forward »ueh iidrlre-ses to W. II.
in his parish it was quite the fashion for W of the Willamette meridian aforesm,H,
T here is every reaxon tor lielieving this committee. I have discovered many
mg the middle of the Nestucca river therm
H urlburt , General Passenger Ageut,
Notice of Teachers’ Examination. . : the man. when giving the ring in a mar. south
.» 50 chain,, thence wert 7’ch7w
that the next state legislature will snuff* leaks of the public treasury that can l>e
0. R. & N. Co., Portland.
riage
ceremony,
to
say
to
the
woman:
thenee South so chains: theneeW'eat - ,< chiin,
out thestate fair at Salem. From alla|>- stopj»e<l. 1 shall mention a few of these
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That for
W ith my body I thee wash up. to the middle of ,ant Ne,t„ce. river ’ th,,,«
pearanre they have liven badly managed, In the first place, the legislature in 1893 the purpose of making an examination
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
following t e meandering» of Mid river im 1
A’i. jo chaim< to the place of u • t
' "Uh LOCAL APPLICATIONS,
they cannot
entailing considerable expense to the made a contract with the Salem electric «fall iiemons who may offer themselves ! and with all my hurdv goods I thee and stream
»mi
closing
c.n
l
.
1
„i„,'V«y"„i?
1
f
e
'.7.’
’
one
’
as enndida'es for teachers of the schools
He said the women were
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
¡»eople. The fair directors arc allowed light company to light the state capital of this county, the county school super­ [ and thon.
fourth acres, more or le„
Leaving
better
up
in
this
part
of
the
service
than
or
constitutional
disease,
and
In
order
to cure it
herein
„ sen, o' -hkh proper,' the .“ve
$."iHM)a year for maintaining the fair. building for $9.000 a year. Of this intendent thereof will hold a public ex­
One day, however, a bride name.1 plmiitilf, a„<| defendant, ,rf. tenant, i„ yov must take internal remedies. Hall'sCatarrh
There is an $8000 deficiency, which the amount S7.5OO is a steal. Most of the amination at the Court House, in Tilla. the men.
Cure is taken rnternally, and acts directly on
management now asks the legislature to lights are used in the senate and monk citv, commencing at one o'clock startled him by promising, in what she common and to di.tnb.,te the proceeds of ..id the blood and muM’oiissnrlaees. Hall's Catarrh
p.m., Weiinesdav, November 9th, 1N98
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sup|>osed
to
be
the
language
of
prayer
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’ ure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
make good. The ways and means com­ house chambers when the legislature is
C. B LAMB,
book to take her husband “to '»ve and
by one of the best physicians In this country for
That the nndemigned. referee .foresail wU|
mittee positively refused to pass the bill in session. As the legislature convenes
County School Superintendent of
years, and is a regular prescription. It is com*
to old from this day fotn't for better
Tillamook county. Oregon.
for this amount until the matter could only once in two years, the cxhorljitancc
posed of the beet tonics known, combined with
horse, for richerer power, in siggerness
be more fully investigated. One of the ot this steal can I h * readily seen.’’
the
best btood purifiers, acting directly on the
I”'™1*,deHiribed. in one P.r« wh eh 1
Before Insuring vonr dwetllne or furniture i health, to love cherries and to bay.”
mnseona surfaces. The perfect combination ot
items of cx|iense is a bill from the state
see the p licks i-.ued by the Fireman s Fund What meaning the extraordinary vow
c« Houw for TUtamook County. Oregon. U I the two ingredients is what produces such won­
printer for 40,000 copies of pamphlets, ' T hs office of fish and game protector Insurance Company rhe most complete
policies ever issuer,. covering everything from
Tillamook City ium id County, on the uh d.v derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for tes­
advertising Oregon’s rcMmrves, which having lieen abolished and the office of the baby’s bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin Io I conveyed to the woman's own mind, the
timonials. free.
incumbent said, baffled him to con­ ’< M«'d.’yher,M “ ”* h°',r
,
repeating
rifil
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the state fair management ordered fish commissioner created at the late spe.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props., Toledo 0
Claude Thayer. Agt
jecture.
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