Tillamook headlight., October 05, 1899, Image 6

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Twins.
HOTEL PERSONALS.
Born, this (Thursday) morning, to the
wife ot Mr. Ed. Fitzpatrick, twins, boys.
The doctor sayf they’re !>ouncers.
Larsen House.
W. T. West’s hotel since receiving a
new coat of paint, looks inviting.
Mrs. Bester is visiting her parents, Mr.
id Mr. W. T. West, at present.
And the officeseeker s seeking o’er the
1S,>2:
PIG WITH A BROKEN LEG.
POWER IN WATER.
How • Llttlo Moanialn Brook in Jew
state.
,, |.a..a
York State la Made to Ulve t'p
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Her Queer Pet’s Injured
And we hear the loud exhorters.
L.l*ht and Power.
Member Set«
Bay City—W. Woods.
For 'tis now campmeeting time.
Nehalem—H. B. Karr and W. W.
And the chickens are a-laving very low,
The ease with which »mall atream,
The physicians at the city dispensary
Jacobi.
And the harvest moon gives quarters
have all ’sort» of patient., but a ne« of w .ter cun be turned to account for
WIFE OF OOM PAUL.
Commissioner’s Court.
San Francisco—Wm. Wolff.
To all those without a dime,
supplying electric light and power ii
record »a» made the other day
Garibaldi—W. H. Griffith.
Husband Worth $25,000,000; She And lovers stroll where gentle breezes says the Indianapolis News, when « well illustrated in an installation
The board of county commissioners
Barnegat—E. M. Porter.
Does the Cooking and Makes
woman brought a pig there to have th which has been completed at a sani­
met on Wednesday with County Judge
blow.
Blaine—J Moon and D. Moon.
the Beds.
And Jack Frost his nest has feathered, let.’ set. she drove up tn a carriage tarium in the heart of the Sullivan
G. W. Sappington and Commissioner
and exhibited a five-weeks-old pig. wjtl county mountains, where a saving in
Manetf.—A. F. Stillwell.
Mrs. Kruger, w ife of the president of
Chat. Ray in attendance.
And the squirrels are in glee.
Clovedale—J. H. Dawson.
the Transvaal republic, is unhandsome, And the thresher's hum is heard through- a broken leg. and entered into negot.a fuel would naturally be of exception­
It appearing otie satisfaction of the
tions to have the injured member re able desirability. A brook which flow,
Monmouth—L O. Stockman.
reports the Philadelphia Press
court that » . C. \. Hansen had been
out the land,
paired. While she was talking sb< through the property is part of the
Netarts
—
C.
E.
Wiley.
She
is
also
economical,
though
her
fa
­
assessed t< o hig 1 on the 1898 tax roll, he
And the nuts will soon be gathered.
headwater» of the Delaware river. It
paused ever and anon to bold a milk
Newlierg
—
G.
E.
Gohnson.
mous
husband
has
a
capital
of
$25,000,-
was reiml.trs j in the sum of $3.60 the
And we ll have a husking bee,
bottle to the little sufferers mouth, tt has a fall of 70 feet on the estate, but
Cloverdale
—
Chas.
Roy.
0O0.
And nature's music beats the Kossa band. stop its pitiful cries.
clerk having to draw a warrant for that
it is at best an exceedingly small
Hancock, Minn.—N C. Johnson.
She is so rich that it would take the
Dr Kennedy informed her that it wat ktream. In order toget the waterstor­
amount.
And
the
cider
press
is
grinding
Portland—A. W. Drummond.
greatest effort to spend this income, in­
not in their regular line to practice or age it was necessary to build a dam 250
In matter of the petition of M. T.
All the nectar from the fruit,
Allen House.
vested as their capital is, in great pay­
pigs, but the case might betaken fort feet across and 20 feet high. Thii
Chance for a change and vacation of the
And the farmer takes nis swine unto the consideration. Dr. Pink asked her why made n basin of nearly a mile in area,
ing interests. To do thisshe would have
Nehalem—J. Lyons, Rica Kabbic.
county road, the report of the viewers of
fair,
she did not go to a veterinary surgeon and holds water enough to run the en­
Astoria—John Kopp, John Kopp, Jr., to live in almost barbaric splendor, but,
damages was approved and road order­
And we see the gourd a-climbing,
and she said be would charge too muet tire plant 52 days without rain. The
bless
you,
she
even
does
her
own
cook
A.
ed open. In respect to the claimoi Jessie Bill Wlje, Ed Shatnley.J. Lyons, H.
for the work. Dr. Pink offered to sei dam was built entirely of stoue hewn
While
the
prices
follow
suit,
ing.
V. Em burn for damages, the viewers re­ i Walker, H. E. Ferchen, D. Martian, W.
the the limb for 50 cents.
on the site. The sanitarium consists
It is probable that her acute, subtile And the thistle down is floating in
port that the lands of said claimant G. Howell, L. Larsen.
“Oh you're awful high,“ the womar of six large frame buildings, built on
air.
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husband
approves
of
her
style
of
living.
Jonesville,
Kansas
—
-J.
H.
Jones.
would not be rendered less valuable by
almost screamed. “I studied medicine various hills, and included in a radius
If he objects no one returning fro.11
Yaquina—Dr. Tatom.
reason of the location and vacation of
An Old-Fashioned Maiden.
myself, and have an idea of what you of half a mile. Not only are a|l these
It is
Buffalo, N. Y.—W. M Wert, P. Hassel- that far land has ever heard of it.
ough. to charge. I’ll give you k quar­ buildings generously lighted within,
parts of said road. It was ordered that
more than probable that by just such “Where are you going, my pretty maid.'“ ter."
but t he grounds and walks are studded
the supervisor oi road district No. 2. bory.
But Dr. Pink would not come down with 100-hour long-burning arcs, and
Beaver—A. W. Bunn, N. Moon, C. thrifty methods Mr. Kruger himself rone ! “1 go for a walk, good sir,’’ she said ;
through which said road runs, do
1 “Fresh air they tell me, 's the road to and the woman finally consenteel to pay the tourist coming suddenly on this
into his present eminence.
Mills.
cause said road to be opened.
the price. The doctor was about to be­ distant mountain nook could Imagine
Garibaldi—R. P. York.
health.”
But think of it!
In the matter of the petition of H. M.
I
gin the operation, and bad given the himself in a city suburb. The plant Is
And
that
I
must
keep
on
my
way
to
The
income
of
$25,900,000
and
to
do
Corvallis
—
Louis
Lasoon.
Farmer for the alternation of a county
pig's leg a preliminary pull, which running so successfully that it would
one’s own cooking!
wealth.”
road, the viewers report of damages . Trask—C. O Erickson, I). Curtis.
neade the bottle again necessary, when seem worth the while of any large in­
To fuss and fume and fret and stew “What isyour fortune my sensible maid?’
approved and road ordered open. The I Eurkon, Cal.—W. M. Pratt.
stitution or other requiring light and
the woman was struck with an idea.
over a boiling stove in a hot, hot land “My fortune’s my molding-board, sir,’’
viewers report stated that the lands of | Fendail, Cal.—A. Edwards.
power to investigate any water power
“I suppose you guarantee your work,
rather
than
spend
the
money
on
a
maid'
Buley
Creek
—
J.
Crawford.
she said;
she said. “I think so much of the little no matter how unpretentious—in the
Edward Senke, deceased, and Otto |
Hobsonville—W. D. Harris, S. Bvmun. And not only to cook, for it is whis­ “I fashion thechoicest of pies and cakes— fellow, and I want to know that his leg vicinity. Such an installation as that
Walther, would not be rendered less
valuable by reason of the alternation, | San Francisco—F. Miller, J. J. Ander­ pered—and loudly in tourest and Eng And better ones, people say, nobody won’t lie crooked when he gets well.’ mentioned should, with ordinary man­
agement. very quickly puy for itself
Dr. Pink would not agree to guaran
lish circles in Africa—that she very of­
and allowed nodamages, but in the case . son, C. H. Coiran.
makes!”
ten takes a hand in the washing and “And what is your faith, my rich young tee the job without additional pay. fie in the saving of fuel and other ad­
Chicago, III.—A. W. Sellis.
of II. H. Hays they allowed $150. It
informed the woman that it would cost vantages.
that she scrubs and rolls the clothes with
Portland—W. H. Phelen.
was ordered that the road siqierviaor of
maid ?”
an additional dollar to guarantee it
the
skill
and
strength
of
the
liest
of
that road district t Iirough which said
The Tillamook.
“The faith of my fathers, sir,” she said; This almost caused the woman to faint, THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES.
I
them.
road lies cause the same to be opened.
Spokane—E. C. Clement.
“The creed that made them loving and and as soon as she could recover from
She also insists upon making her own
Buley Creak—C. I). Ward.
In the matter of the petition of L Par­
the shock, she grabbed the reins and A Recent Visitor Says That an Iriah>
true
man Occnples It, and Will ftot
Greenville—L. H. Watkins and Thos. beds. This may be because “the Kruger Is the creed that I shall hold my whole drove away.
rish for the alteration of the county
Admit Visitors.
needs an untroubled pillow, a sheet
road, viewers report ofdamages approv­ Baker.
life through.”
EMANCIPATED WOMAN.
ed and road ordered open. The viewers
Portland—W. W. Harris and D. without a wrinkle, to ease him from the “Ah, well, I will marry you, wise young
While waiting a few minutes for my
arduous duties of scheming to make em­
reported that the land of Mary Keiser Shockelford.
train, regreiting that I could not give
maid!”
pires
and
millions,but
»f
she
does
the
rest
Aclleg would not be rendered less valu­
Nehalem—Jim Tone, Mike Lyons, D.
a day to Salem, but must reserve it for
‘Indeed you will not,good sir,” she said;
able by reason of alternation and that Chisholm, A. Davidson, F. R. Steinhauer. of the hard work it is probable she makes
a luter pilgrimage, says a correspond­
“
Of
wealth
and
religion
I
’
ve
none
to
the lied also to save the penny—or what­
ent of the Chicago Post. I talked to a
no damages be allowed. It was ordered
Forest Grove—Miss D. Dinnis.
spare—
ever the money is in that land.
Though in Italy the so-called “eman­ droll, pessimistic expressman standing
that the road supervisor road district
Trask—Carl Grayson.
When her husband has state guests to Since ’tis those you seek you must look cipation” of women is by no means sc by the t unnel which rushes up from the
No. 1 through which said road lies cause
Blaine—W. W. Bays.
elsewhere!”
far advanced as in England or the center of the street. In this very
dinner this is, indeed, the time the good
the same to be opened.
NETARTS. '
“The man I shall marry, for love will United States, there are few countries shadow of venerable grayness he rec­
women
shines;
here
she
shown
the
stuff
The following bills were allowed:
in Europe where the political influence ommended the Marine museum as the
wed—
Mr. Frank Elliot, of Tillamook, was of which she is made and does honor to
Homer Mason, county clerk,
of women is greater than in Italy. The feature of the place. He said Witch
her millions and her position as wife of So I bid you a very good day!” she said.
salary for September.................. $133.3*3 at Netarts, Sunday.
influence, though great, is not, how­ bill was nothing but rocks and ten­
E. I). Severance, deputy county
ever. always apparent, for it is chiefly ement houses.
Sid Anderson and Clarence Tilden, of the president.
The
Old
Man
’
s
Dreams.
Not at the foot or the head of the table,
50.00 Tillamook, passed through Netarts Sun­
clerk, salary for September......
exercised indirectly and privately b\
Hawthorne’s house is lived in by Pat
To no butler Oh, for one hour of jouthful jov !
the women of the upper classes. In­ Wight and is a shabby front, with lit­
J. S. Stephens, assessor, salary
day with a load of freight for the Light but in passing the dishes
Give back mv twentieth spring!
stead of forming themselves into asso­ tle paint left upon it The lenant will
will she ever trust so great a responsibi
for September................................ 66.60 house at Cape Mears.
ciations and leaguesand international not let tourists in, declaring that he
lity There might be a slip, a mi hap, I’d rather laugh a bright-haired boy
Th os. Coates, deputy assessor,
Marvine and Chas. Hodged and Chas.
unions and organizations and compet­ would be tormented to death if he did.
Than reign a gravbeard king.
salarv for September................. 92.00 Dansfield went to the hub on business that she could not guard against, So.
ing with political orators, the Italian He turned away 25 college people in a
shining and splendid, with large white Off with the wrinkled spoils of age !
yAV. II Cary, treasurer, salary
last week.
women interested in political work body. It must have done Pat’s soul
apron
over
her
capacious
form,
she
waits
Away with learning’s crown!
for September ........................... 45.83
quietly, and certainly not lesa effica­ good to shut out so much learning.
Ed Moren and family, of South Prairie, on each guest.
Tear out life’s wisdom page
G. B. Lamb, school supt., salary
ciously than their more “emancipated”
“The very last lot that he did let in.”
“Surely.” she argues, “no hostess can
And dash its trophies down !
for September................................ 43.52 spent Saturday and Sunday on the
sisters.
explained the expressman, “told him
beach.
take
care
of
a
guest
lietter
than
this
”
A. M. Austin, survevor. salary
As a rule, Italian women work by he had no business to eat in the same
One moment let my life-blood stream
J. H. Bush, of the Netarts Bay Lum­
Every plate is then heaped to perfec
means of the old French expedient, the room that Hawthorne ate in.”
5.50
tor September...............................
From boyhood’s front of flame !
salon. In Rome alone there are no
“‘Now*, that settles it,* said Pat
(>lass & Prudbomnie, for plats... 20.00 ber Co,, left for San Francisco on the tion, each glass kep- tilled to the brim, Give me one giddy, reeling dream
fewer than a dozen salons devoted al­ ‘Not another mother’s son sets fut in
no slightest wish from anyone goes un­
Edmunds & Co................................ 17.40 steamer Luella.
Of life all love and fame!
most entirely to the discussion of po­ my door to tell me where to eat.”
Truckee Lumlier Company, mer­
Mrs. W. C. O’Hara left for Portland, noticed.
My listening angel heard the prayer
litical topics. Each salon has it own
“Yes, sir,” continued the express­
If any one is rash enough to extol to
chandise ......................................... 49.12 where she will spend a month visiting
political “color.” which is generally man. “you can see the house where the
And,calmly smiling, said;
“Auntie ’ Kruger, as everyone calls her,
W. A. High, nails............................
1.00 with her children.
that of the husband or father or friends witches were tried, and you can see
“If I but touch thy silvered hair,
H. II. Alderman, sheriff, salary
□f the mistress of the house; but while the house of the seven gables, but
James Kodad went to the Nehalem to the glories of her wealth and the Im
Thy hasty wish hath sped.
mence amount of monthly pocket mo­
for September..............................
the thread and web of the politics car­ there’s not much to it except the seven
work in Himpel & Wheeler's saw mill.
ney she has to control she will teach “But is there nothing in thy track
E. W. Stanley, deputy sheriff*,
ried on in a salon is spun and woven by gables.”
Mr. I). R. Hurlburt’s family, of Cape that person a secret, one of which she
To bid thee fondly stay
the men who frequent it. the personal
50.00
salary for September.................
Mears lighthouse, have moved back on
While the swift seasons hurry back
influence of the mistress of th * house
THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN.
is proud, one in which she glories.
Chas. Ray, three days services as
their ranch on Netarts bay to reside.
lets on each one of her guests, modify-
To find the wished-for day?”
It is this: That she and the president
commissioner and mileage...... 14.00 j
He
Diacoarnea
Somewhat Interesting­
ng views, and softening, or it may be
G. W. Sappington, salary as
Mr. D. R. Hurlburt, of Cape Mears have never lived beyond their '‘coffee Ah, truest soul of womankind.
ly on the Children*» Joy of
accentuating,
the
roughness
of
ambi
­
county judge for September ... 50.00 lighthouse, was at Netarts Sunday.
mo uey. ’ ’
_
Without thee what were life ?
Swinging on the Gate.
tion. As long as they remain in their
The bill of B. C. Lamb for $55.30, that
One bliss I cannot leave behind ;
salon Italian political women are in
Will Everman, of Tillamook, has been
A Warning To Boys.
in the case of the expenses attending the
I’ll take—my precious—wife!
“On the occasion of a recent visit to
every way admirable.
hauling the oil from Tillamook to the
a smaller city,” said the middle-aped
inquest upon Herman Brown and the
The
angles
took
a
sapphire
pen
lighthouse the past week.
The small boy stole his neighbor's grapes
claims for work in road district No. 2
BEES IN HIS HUNTING COAT. man. according to the New York Sun.
And wrote in rainbow dew,
Geo. W. Phelps has been on the sick
“I was.as I watched a youngster swing­
His sin
were continued until the next meeting of
i “The man would be a bov again
list for four or five davs, but is able to Did not impress him overmuch.
Pocket* Full of Honey for a Soldier ing on a gate, almost startled by the
the board.
I And be a husband, too!
reflection that in such cities as our own
be about again.
hen He Came Home from
A grin
most children never know what it is tn
, “And is their nothing yet unsaid
the War.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Mr. Frank Worthington went to the O'erspread his freckled face
swing on a gate, for the simple rea­
Before the change appears ?
As be
The law requires that each male l>e- lighthouse with a load for Mr. Boying-
Asa Witham, a farmer of Blanchard. son that they have no gates here to
Remember
all
their
gifts
have
fled
ton.
Broke
bunches
off
and
gobbled
them
tween the ages of 21 and 50 years living
Me., has been a member of the Dover swing on.
With these dissolving years.”
within the county shall pay a poll tax of
In glee,
During the late storm the telephone
“But in smaller cities and towns
company. Maine volunteer militia, for
one dollar ($1.00) at the time of assess­
Whv, yes for memory would recall
He ate, and ate, ami ate, and ate.
two years, and is counted one of the every boy swings on the gate. I re­
ment. ami d not so paid to lie reported line between Netarts and Tillamook
, My fond paternal joys.
best marksmen in bis regiment. Last member very well swinging on the
to the sheriff of the county, with added went down, hut Mr. Phelps was soon And all the time this wicked boy
I could not bear to leave them all ;
was great.
May when he was waiting for the gov­ gate when I was a boy. We used to
costs tor collection, at once. The law on hands and had it lip and in good
| I’ll take mv—girls—a nd-boys.
allows no exemption for poll tax, except order.
ernment to call the troops to Augusta open the gate as wide as it would go
He did not think how wrong it was
to active members ot the Oregon National
he went out one afternoon and shot six and stand as near as possible to the
To sw ipe
The silent angel dropped his pen—
Guard and all active firemen who have
rabbits. On his return a messenger outer edge of it so as to get the longest
BARNEGAT.
His neighbor’s g>a|>es l>efore they were | “Whv. this will never do;
been members of any company of Oregon
met him in the doorway and told him possible swing, and then step up and
You cannot lie a bov again
next preceding the time of assessment,
Half ripe!
The steamer Irene made three trips to
he must take the next train for the let it go. The latch would snap over
and exempt firemen.
Barnegat last week.
And lie a father, too !
»fate capital. As his canvas hunting the holder on the gate post^aswe
But oh! before the clock struck twelve
That there may lie no cause for com
George Johnson anti Jack Percell were
And so I laugh ted—my laughter woke
coal was wet with the blood of the rab­ rwung past, and then we’d swing back,
plaint, I ask that each person liable to
That night.
bits he hung it up on the limb of an and so on. back and forth, the number
poll tax that has not licet» paid for the here last week and finished hauling logs That wicket! I>oy was pile as chalk
The household with noise—
year 1899, to pay bv the first Monday tor the Truckee Lumber Co., and left for
And wrote my dream when morning broke apple tree, remarking that it would be of times depending on the weight of
With
fright
in November, 1899, as the list will be
well washed by the time he returned the child. Not infrequently two chil­
He realized at last how very great
To please the gray-haired boys.
turned in to the Sheriff of Tillamook Tillamook.
from the war.
dren would swing or. the same gate: a
A
sin
County, Oregon.
Miss Belle and Charles May are visit­
Witham was mustered in and wentto perilous and exciting experience for
NOTICE.
J. S S tkpiikns , Assessor,
It is to steal, though it be but
ors at Cape Mears.
Chickamauga, where he was on duty them, if they were little folks, and one
Tillamook. Oregon.
A pin.
To W hom I t M at C onck . x
Sotiee I.
every day until a month ago. when his that they enjoyed hnge’.y. But while
The well known J. Densev.of East Gar.
by given that I will not be re.pou.tbk (or
For aw ful gripes his stomach filled
Hehl, or eotitra. t. entercl |ato,.r incurred oi regiment was ordered back to Augusta
it was fun for the children it was bad
ibaltli, was at Barnegat last week.
Notice to Taxpayers.
aci'ounl of any ot niy internal, in lillaniook
With woe.
He was sent home on a month's fur­ for the gate. Only the most robust and
countv by any peraon whomaoeeer. nnice, tile
Bert
Biggs
made
a
flying
trip
to
the
lough. Being somewhat exhausted well-constructed gate in the heaviest
Notice is hereby given that on Mon­
And he ejaculated: “Oh?
wine lie autliorlaerl in writing bv nte
*
day, the 30th day of Octolier, 1899, and hub last Sunday.
from a continuous diet of hardtack and sort of fences could stand it. and even
___________ -5MII.I HI.MORE.
Oh’ Oh!”
from «lav to day thereafter as the law
bacon, he thought he would try his such gates finally came, with the rest,
H. M. Sampson came down on the The moral is—now heed it, boys?—
provides, the County Board of Equaliza­
luck at partridge shooting bt ’ore set­ to sag. The sagging gate marked a
“Don’t swipe
tion will attend at the Office of the Coun­ steamer Wednesday to visit his old home
ting down to farmwork. The canvas house blessed with children.”
ty Clerk ot fillamook County. Oregon, and friends Glad to see him again.
Your neighbor’s grafies—at l?ast until
coat was hanging from the limb in the
in Tillamook, Oregon, and publicly ex­
They're ripe,"
A. W. Quick thinks of leaving for his
Victorin'a Pnfroda.
orchard, but when Witham went to put
amine the assessment rolls and correct
It is not generally known that at
'« on be found that it was already oc-
all errors in valuation, description or home at Blaine Monday.
eupied by a swarm of bees, which had Osborne there is a garden cottage in
qualities of land or other property, and
Autumn.
all |H*rsons interested in said assessment
aken po.session of the garment during the shape of a pagoda, where none may
BEAVER.
are hereby requested to ap|>ear at said
hl, absence. With the aid of a sulphu, enter except her majesty. This cottage
O the wheat is wearing whiskers
time ami place tor the purpose of correct­
tmtidge fire he expelled the insects, and holds nothing but mementoes of the
Delightful weather.
ing any errors that may appear m their
And she corn is wearing silk.
secured
22pound»of white comb honey late prince consort and relics of the
Still thev marry and more to follow
assessment, as no error can be corrected
queen’s youth, ns well as the toys and
And the stock» are waving tassels all so
after the sitting of said hoard.
shortly.
games of al! her children, many of
A
Queer
Verdict.
fair.
J. S. SrKPIIKMS,
tpon the Isle of Man. where aheep- which the prince consort made him­
E'der Bell, of Portland, held quarterly ' And the lierries blush for pickers.
County Assessor.
meeting last Sabbath.
His sermons
John,niY " *Tid*n”y a *<‘ri0"’ offenxe, self. for he was no mean carpen­
And the cows give butter milk.
thee. n,Xon.w” ""Oily sentenced to ter. There are a’so here wonderful
Notice to Taxpayers.
were appreciated by all. He was accom. And the thistle down is floating in the
nree years imprisonment for it The fishes caught by the duke of Coburg
air
All taxes that arc unpaid for the years panted by Res. Bossman. of Philomath,
in Canadian seas bird« and tiger» shot
«.ct word, of the jury were:
ot IHfftl. tSP? and lX'.ts must be settled who led the song tervice They both go
And the argus-cved new tater
nrind1’ *’'l’,sc,orily "ccounted to the by the prince of Wales while in India*
Itefore Novemlter 10th. IS»».
from this place to Tillamook.
a mummy case brought from Egypt
Is a peepin’ from the hill.
H II. A lokkmsn , Sheriff.
FOR
and other precious curiosities that are
Bearer is haring her *hare of emi­ And the flax says, won’t you twist me
gtiiltv r ~ Wh
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, * 'he lawyers
pruoner
thl..
Is dearly prized by the queen, who visits
grants Three families, friends of Mr.
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into
twine?
For Sale. Stock of Good*.
'hl». Can a man be legallr t.iiL»
this family museum every day while nt
Ktneman's. from Missouri, and a Mr. I And the ghost-dust covered miller
Mri THI
»uch a verdict?
? 1 J»>led on Osborne and sits among the remains
I will ^cll my entire stock of goods at Earley and family, from Kansas, have
Is a grinding at the mill.
Illustrated and Descriptive
of her own and hei children’s youth.
cost. Call and sec mv prices. Lower
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than can I m * found elsewhere in the coun­ settled here the past few weeks. There And the punk’in is ».pullin' at the vine.
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is more government land left that would I
Gladstone Wept
ty —Gao. W P iiki pk Netarts.
And oner more *tis Indian summer
OF
Mr. Gladstone during the delivery of
make good sheep and goat ranches or to 1
For the weather's smoky blue.
one of hi* great orations concerning
The Tillamook Headlight. Xbi’n’ :DB:xoi^nF
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grow fruit.
And the little ones are swinging on the
the Bulgarian atrocities was so car­
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Mrs. Dora Daniels is at present visit,
gate.
rd b> me wdl plense call and settle imme­
ried away by hi. feelings thnt tears
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ing at her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mills
The melon and the cucumber
coursed down his cheeks, and the flow
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Gau. W. P hbi . p », Netarts, Or.
and other*.
of bi. eloquence w as arrested for a few
Are both making much ado.
Headlight Office. Tillamook City ,Or.
’» 'h.t of m.ny fl,hé/
"Hrior. minutes so that he might recover hi»
composure.
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