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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 8, 1900. NEHALEM. 50 85 Steamer Harrison came in on Monday. 35 50 She brought some supplies for our mer 75 chants, material for the sawmill, and is now loading shoots ut Krebs' mill for 50 Umpqua. Steamer Sue Elmore in coming in Wed 00 00 nesday to take out salmon. Deputy fish commissioner Ford is up 00 00 from Tillamook rustling up fishermen. Several outside fishermen have quit 75 80 and left. The Woodmen of the World, and its 50 ©0 auxiliary the Ladies Circle, held their 85 first social of the season on Saturday 50 night, at which eighty were in atten 85 dance. A very nice litararv programme 85 was rendered and then the tables were 00 spread and supper partaken of, after 35 which dancing was engaged in by those 75 who desired. These socials will be a 75 monthly featureof the order through the winter. HEBO. POOR BILLY BRYAN PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. —Harry—“You say Maude sings like an angel. Why, I never heard her sing at all!** Penelope—“True; but did you ever hear an angel sing?”—Harlem Life. —Mrs. Dahlgren—“Ah, Mr. Phipps, [ saw you in church last Sunday.” Mr. Phipps—“Yes, it rained, you know. Was that the reason you were there, too?”—Cleveland Leader. —Reason to Be Thankful.—“Was vonr office-seeking trip to Washington a suc cess?” “Yes; in a way.” “You got a place?” “No. But my present em ployers didn’t dock me for the time it took to make the journey.”—Washing ton Star. —“I may have bitten off more than I can chew,” remarked the boa constrictor as the young gazelle disappeared with in its capacious jaws, “but, thank for tune, I don’t have to chew!” And it curled itself up for a six weeks’ nap.— Chicago Tribune. —“Thou art fairer than the day!” he cried, with a poet’s fervor. The warm color suffused her cheek. “Fairer than the eight-hour day?” she asked eagerly; for she had been taught to think that very fair indeed to all parties concerned.—Detroit Joumal. —In Doubt.—“I have strong sus picions,” said the very susceptible young woman, “that he is a nobleman.” •‘Where’s his title?” asked her father, in accents of suspicion. “He is travel ing incognito.” “Perhaps so. It’s either a case of ‘incognito’ or ‘alias,’ I can’t quite make out which.”—Washington Star. —“I think,” said the man who had bought a season ticket to the opera, whispering to his neighbor, “that I’ll try to have my seat changed. Every night that girl sits in front of me with that same huge hat on and—” “Excuse me,” said the girl, turning round indignantly, “it’s a different hat every night.”—Truth. —In a Glasgow ear was an aged Irish man, who held a pipe in his mouth. The conductor told him he could not smoke but he paid no heed. Presently the guard came into the car and said, with a show of irritation: “Didn’t I tell you you couldn’t smoke in this car?” “Well, Oi’m not smoking.” “You’ve got a pipe in your mouth.” “So Oi have me feet in me boots,” replied Pat, “but Oi’m not walking.”—Scottish Nights. 2 M. Level........................................ Commissioners' Court. 1 Frank Bester .............................. H. C. Sanders informs us that he will Knocked into Political Insig Following are some of the bills which 14 Henry Kunze................................ start for California in a short time. were allowed by the board of county nificance by Billy McKinley. 2 Charles Kunze.............................. Two men are boarding at J. M. Ed c »inmissioners on Wednesday, and the 8 N. Babi.......................................... ward's and slashing for N. I*. Hansen oil remainder of the proceedings will appear Tillamook County Two to One R oad D istrict N o , 8. his Three Kiver place. i i our next issue : 12 Gustave Kunze............................ for McKinley, who has about A. L. Bain, who has been fishing at II uner Mason, salary as county 20 Vincenz Jacob .............................. Woods this fall, ¡spent a few days at 292 Electoral Votes. clerk, Sept, and Oct............... $266 66 5 H. E. Weston............................... home this week. E. D. Severance, salary as de 2 Edward Weston ........................ G H. Ward came down from Spruce on The presidential election on Tuesday puty .......................................... 100 00 5 H. F. Hill...................................... Friday and spent a tew days at home was another political knock out for Wil H. H. Alderman, salary as sheriff 266 66 3 H. J. Franklin.............................. this week. liam Jennings Bryan, which once more E. W. Stanley, salary as deputy. loo 00 12 F. M. Wilson .............................. Several of the young people of this vi- places him in the unenviable position of W. H. Cary, salary as treasurer 91 67 2 Ed. Evans...................................... cenity attended the dance at Woods. being twice defeated for the presidency, G. B. Lamb, salary as school 7 George Williams.......................... S. B. Hill took some cattle to Ocean while McKinley is returned with more superintendent........................ 85 83 1 Wm. Williams.............................. Park recently to pasture. electoral votes and an increase in the Chas. A. Johnson, salary as 2 H. F. Holden .............................. The waters were quite well up last deputy ....................................... 100 00 popular vote. 1 Arthur Holden .......................... . week, Three Rivers beiug past fording. 16 SI Tillamook countv went over two to Wade & Briggs, hardware........ 1 Frank Herrington...................... J. F. Weatherly was in this vicinity do 7 70 one for McKinley, as the following un J. W. Buckles, wood..................... 5 Morris Mills.................................. ing official business. E. F. Lyster, care of II. L. official figures will prove; 4 George Himes .............................. We acknowledge the receipt of a fine Tucker ...................................... 18 00 Bryan. McKinley Precinct. 8 John Neiger .................................. piece of venison donated by our near 48 King & Kerremans, merchan ........... 137 24 Alliert Olds .................................. 30 neighbor. ........... 70 4 50 dise ........................................... ... 46 ........... 50 It is hoped that the little racket of Tillamook Headlight, printing 38 00 5 ........... 15 New Things at Cohn’s. Friday night will not have a tendency to NETARTS. 59 45 I. F. Larsen, blacksmithing...... 23 Garibaldi............ ........... 33 break up the literary, and that there is 14 Andrew Anderson, salary as ..................... ........... 54 To further introduce the famous 3-H Chas. Hunter, of Tillamook, is stop enough gentlemen in the precinct who Bav ... o 5 4 00 Mush, we will give one package free with supervisor, R. D. No. 6......... Barnegat............ ........... ping a few days with Geo. W. Phelps, on will attend, and see that the lawless Blaine................. ........... 15 W. I). Stillwell, removing drift 10 each sack of our celebrated 3-H Sugar, the beach. .......... 16 gang of hoodlums is broken up, which 3 00 from Trask bridge................. 5 ........... 12 at $6.50 a sack, the best sugar sold in D. J Phelps, brother ofGeo. W. Phelps, has infested our otherwise harmonious Carnahan ......... ........... 60 ÜO W. B. Alderman, wood................ ... 21 64 Fairview ......... the city. who has been visiting at Netarts fot the neighborhood for the past few years. 10 ........... 17 W. W. Conder, meat furnished Free pictures with “Cream of Wheat’» 25 22 The melancholy days are here, and for South Prairie.... .......... 5 90 mush. Something new. The finest mush past two week, left for his home at Mil saw mill................................... 20 31 ton, Or., last Thursday. some of those who bet the 7th of Novem Hebo ................. .......... W. E. Southwick, building side 18 in the market. Union................. ........... 37 Chas. Wells, of South Prairie, spent a ber was the melancholiest yet. 20 92 walk............................................. ........... 4 Dolph................. “H” “0” mush just in. few dayM on the beach the first of tile ... 10 1 25 P. Schield, bridge work ............. Little Nestucca . ........... 2<i Nudavene flakes in finest brand of 4 10 Sand Lake......... .......... 12 90 Rolled oats and cost no more than stan week. M. J. Berns,41 yards gravel...... To Form Salmon Combine. Election passed off quietly at this place Henry Olds, salary as super 296 618 dard or other inferior grades, which are Tuesday. | V ancouver , B.C., Nov. 3.—A salmon 44 00 visor R. D. No. 8................... pait wheat and flour. A few of the above figures may be Mio Coffman is stopping with Chas. l canners ’ association, ¡to control the sal- Tillamook Laundry Co., work slightly changed when the official count Arbuckles Coffee 15 cts. a pound. Desmond fora short time. ' mon output of the Pacific Coast, has 3 61 for county charges................. is made, as we could only get the figures First class Tomatoes 3 cans 25 cts. Ira Tomilson, Leach & Jones, cattle i been discussed at a series of conferences 39 43 Pacific Lumber Co., lumber...... In groceries, quality considered, we buyer of Tillamook, were at Netarts from a few precincts from parties who i in this city this week among representa 85 87 are lower than the lowest. Cohn & Co., merchandise......... failed to remember the correct figures. Monday and Tuesday, buying beef cattle. tives from canneries on Puget Sound and McIntosh & McNair, merchan Our big stock of umbrellas has just The prohibitionists polled about 70, this country. A prime provision of the 55 62 arr ived. dise ............................................... SOUTH PRAIRIE. suggested arrangement is that owners Beaver giving 23, Hoquarton 11, Bav 41 82 Jos. Bixby, produce .................... Ask to see our new “Waterproof” shoe shall practically sell out to the big pool, 11, and the remaining scattering. M. H. Larsen, board of county if you wart to see the best value that Telephone completed to Charley Wells’. The republicans carried every precinct receiving a proportionate interest in the 58 50 I ever came to town. charges...................................... Our school closes this week. The short whole company. in the county with the exception of two. 75 H. F. Kirry, blacksmithing ...... Don’t forget free mush with sugar. term taught by Miss Maud Belshe has 70 T. R. Wilson, produce................... During the season just passed, every Of these Bryan carried South Prairie Schillings’ Baking Powder 35 cents a been a successful one. P. II. M. Smith, salary as canneryman ran his establishment as he and Woolley carried Beaver. Debs re pound. .»o 00 Miss Minnie Nelson has been employed i liked regarding the price of fish and other ceived 17 votes in Little Nestucca. supervisor R. D. No. 1........ C ohn ’ s C oiin ’ s C ohn ’ s to continue the term about six weeks. Chris. Peterson, salary as Figures to hand show that Bryan has arrangements. The new company pro 31 00 supervisor R. I). No. 3.......... We regret to see that our neighbor, poses the syndicate plan. The labor carried only one of the states carried by China Ready for Modern Ideas. R oad D istrict N o . 1. James Steel, was smitten with blindness ! question, which caused a great deal of McKinley in 1896, viz., Kentucky, while 10 60 Felix Roy ....................................... N ew Y ork , N ov .—Wu Ting Fang, the one day last week. Mr. Steel came to I trouble during the past season, was not the latter has carried Kansas, South HINTS IN MEDICINE. 12 50 Chinese Minister, thinks that when the Tillamook in 18G4, and has resided on considered. There will be a general pur Dakota, Washington, Nebraska and Fred Zaddaeh ............................... I his place almost constantly since. Worda of Advice for the Careful John Gray, jr.,............................... 6 85 allies withdraw from China, railroad His chasing agent, who will be expert in Wyoming, states which were carried by Houtiewife. 10 oo construction on a large scale will be be 1 affliction is a most unfortunate one. M. Morrison................................... ! such matters, and in taking large sup- Bryan four years ago. Physicians constantly see patients 11 25 I gun there, says a Washington dispatch | plies for all the canneries it is expected Robert Brown................................ McKinley.Bryan. who would be horror-stricken at the 11 R oad D istrict N o . 2. there will be no trouble in effecting a Alabama........... to the Herald. Ministei Wu has just re idea of being devoted to the whisky or BOULDER CREEK. Arkansas ............ 8 41 10 turned from Pittsburg. He said last Dan Hickey ................................... I large saving. It is also the plan to have brandy bottle, but who- seem to1 think California......... 9 43 10 night: W. II. Hoskins............................... that there is no possible harm in re C. Mills, of Beaver, passed otir burg, a representative in Great Britain, who Colorado.......... 4 21 25 W. T. Hare ................................... sorting to wines of cocoa or kola with Connecticut ..... “I have no doubt that as soon as the one day last week. I will dispose of the pack there. 6 18 75 peace negotiation are satisfactorily con C. Hansen....................................... Delaware .......... 3 or without other ingredients. In many W. D. Gladwill made a trip down the Florida ............. 4 instances these wines contain such a 11 25 cluded, Western inventions, particularly Nestucca, Wednesday. C. Hansen,jr................................. The best Hallowe'en joke of this year Georgia.............. 13 large quantity of alcohol that in addi N. Derby ....................................... 2 15 of a transportation character, will be H. Booth, of Woods, transacted busi was played on Frank Welch, of the Daily Idaho ................ 3 tion to the stimulating effect of their R oad D istrict N o . 3. introduced into my country. The Chin ness in this locality Thursday. 2 1 Statesman force—by himself at Salem. Illinois................ medicinal ingredients they produce an 5 00 ese people will have their eyes opened to T.j. Bowls..................................... 15 H. L. Jensen was up Boulder Wednes He determined to forestall the prankish Indiana.............. effect equivalent to that induced by a Iowa ................. 13 Frank Bowls.................................. 3 75 the advantage of Western methods. day to Mr. Nicklan’s ranch. drink of whisky. They should, there I boys, so, during the afternoon which he Kansas............... 10 Walter Bowls.................................. 5 00 They will desire to utilize the rich min Mrs. Florence Getchell, of Hebo, came thought might end in troublous visita Kentucky.......... fore, be employed only under the direc 18 R oad D istrict N o . 7. eral and other deposits with which the up the river last week to visit her daugh tions, he removed the gates around the Louisiana......... tion of a physician, and should a phy 8 3 75 country is favored and have some means ter, Mrs. Chopard. Paul Erickson............................... Maine .............. fi sician order them the prescription call premises to safe hiding places, returning Maryland ....... 2 50 for promptly transporting them to the 8 John Svenson.................................. ing for them is not to be renewed in Mrs. Gutchell could not get her horse them to their accustomed position next Massachusetts . I 15 definitely, excepting under his advice. Hi 90 Coast. I therefore expect that the rail John Erickson............................... over the big slide on the grade below morning, and going to his business with Michigan .......... 14 The same objections exist against the 10 65 road lines will be extended, but I desire Peter Ileiselborg.......................... 9 Mr. Kinncman’s and was obliged to pro a self-satisfied feeling on account of his Minnesota ....... employment of all those preparations Niels Hanson.................................. 33 75 it to be understood that I have no auth ceed on foot. Mississippi ....... 9 shrewdness. He thought no more about Missouri ........... of bromide and caffeine which are uti Paul Erickson .............................. 13 75 ority to negotiate for material or grant 17 McKinley or Bryan ? McKinley, of the matter until that evening, when he Montana.......... . lized under different combined names 3 Julius Erickson.............................. 1 1 90 concessions. These are matters which course. in the treatment of headache, and very | went home about 8 o’clock and found Nebraska ........... 8 2 50 must await the conclusion of negotia H. Hcisel.......................................... much the same objection exists, too, Mr. and Mrs Borba and sons, John his main gate gone; then he discovered Nevada ............. 3 4 40 tions. ’* F. D. Vincent................................. 4 against many of the so-called headache and Emmanuel, and Mrs. Smith and I by investigation that he had been a day New Hampshire New Jersey ....... 10 M. Byer........................................... 6 90 powders or tablets which are now children visited at the home of Mr. and ahead of the almanac and had failed to New York.......... 36 Nome Again Storm Swept. Peter Wilson .................................. 2 50 placed upon the market for the use of Mrs. Chopard on Sunday. North Carolina.. get ahead of Young America. 11 the unwary. It is true that they do re IB 70 J. Jones.............................................. North Dakota... 8 The river has been too high to cross S eattle , Wash., Nov. 5.—A special to lieve headache in many cases, but they A collision between freight train No. Ohio.................... Janies Latimer............................... 1 70 23 the past week, but is falling rapidly dur should be used with caution. Y’ou 21 and a switch engine on the tracks of Oregon .............. 4 F. Bklofl.......................................... 1 70 the Times from Port Townsend says; ing the fine weather we have had since should remember that a headache is a The steamsnip Charles Nelson arrived 32 the 0. R. & N., at the Dalles on Sundav Pennyslvania.... James Williams ............................ 2 50 Saturday. symptom, not a disease, and that it is 4 morning resulted in the death of John Rhode Island .... C. Smith.......................................... 6 70 this morning, 10 days from Nome. She South Carolina. A young voter arrived at the home of a symptom of many diseases, ranging 9 McVey and Al Nash, both switchmen in South Dakota.... 2‘> 50 reports that 10 days prior to her sailing Gust Wick hind............................... 4 all the way from so serious affections Mr. II. A. Chopard on Wednesday, Oct. the Nome beach was swept by another the company ’ s employ. The freight 2 Tennessee ........... A. C. Svenson ............................... 50 12 as Bright’s disease and brain tumor to 31. He is an eight pounder, and Gus Texas .................. severe storm, which did much damage train arriving from the East ran, as is 15 C Lundquist................................. 3 75 the headache due to lack of sleep. The wears a smile a foot wide. Mother and 3 its custom, onto the sidetrack at the foot Utah ................... removal of the symptom “headache” in 5 65 to small shipping and to such buildings baby are doing well. John Svenson ............................... Vermont ........... 4 of Jefferson street just as a switch engine Virginia.............. a person suffering from Bright's dis in 40 as owners were unwise enough to com Chas. Svenson.............................. too 12 News is scarce for all the men are ease may give such temporary relief 1 40 mence construction on the beach again busy speculating over the results of the with a caboose attached approached Washington....... N. G. Boquist................................. 4 that the patient will ignore the condi 6 D. E. Goodspeed............................ 2 50 after the Septemlier storm. On this oc- election to either work or travel, We from the west. The engineer of the West Virginia . tion of his kidneys and go to a phy 12 switch engine saw the freight, and judg Wisconsin........... L, G. Freeman................................ 5 (Ml cassion, while the damage done was will try to do better next week. Wyoming........... sician only when his state is so serious 3 heavy, there was no loss of life. ing it to be standing on the siding, ran 3 75 Gust Wicklutid............................... that his headache cannot be put aside The severity of the storm gave the Nel ahead, striking the freight engine, which Total 3 75 N. Hanson....................................... 292 155 by these means, and when it is perhaps 2 50 son a lively time. She was securely an- was still on the switch. McVey and Paul Erickson................................. too late for him to gain any benefit NESKOWIN. | ch ored several miles from shore, with Nash were riding on the front of the C. Lundquist .................................. from treatment. In many instances of 3 75 Changes Plan of Campaign. nervous headache, quiet, rest, a suitable John Svenson.................................. 6 85 ' two mudhooks out. With these pre The Anita arrived in the Nestucca Bay switch engine when the collision occurred, N ew Y ork , Nov. 6.—Secretary Root amount of sleep and a proper regula and were both thrown directly under the Peter Wilson, 300 yards gravel 15 00 cautions, and going full speed ahead, on Sunday. | with her nose to the storm, the vessel found it necessary some days ago to is tion of the diet are what the patient Mr. McKenna, of Heppner, bought sev switch engine. James Latimer, 200 yards needs, and using headache powders is 10 00 dragged several miles, and finally reached eral head of cattle in this vicinity. gravel ......................................... The report of Auditor of the Postoffice sue special instructions to Major-Genera] simply postponing the evil day, with o 50 I safetv behind Sledge Island. Guss and Charley Goeres are making a Department for the fiscal year ending MacArthur, Governor-General of the Phil John Svenson, 56 yards gravyl compound interest to pay in the end.— | The revenue cutter Bear, Captain Tut. trip to Tillamook’s metropolis. R oad D istrict N o . 8. June 30, 1900, shows that the total re. ippines, regarding the conduct of the H. A. Hare, M. I)., in Chautauquan. 1 tie, also had a lively time, but dispite campaign in Luzon, savs a Washington Alfred Carlson........... Mell Berton, of Salmon River, has been venues tortile department forthat period Jonas Olsen................. 23 75 i her dangerous position found time to visiting friends here. were $102,354,579, and the expendi dispatch to the Herald. These instruc Win. Maxwell............ J. J. Davis will leave for Eastern Oregon tures, $107,249,298, leaving a deficit of tions were due to dissatisfaction over the . 21 25 run alongside the steam schooner Aloha, SUBDUED THE HORSE. 1 <>hn Paquet............... 1 25 then rapidly drifting ashore, and fur in a few days. $4,894,718. The amount of stamps, successful operations of the Filipinos (>en. Grant an a Cadet Displayed Quali nish her with a kedge anchor, which W. 1. Himes................ Hugh Gardner is captain and first mate stamped envelopes, newspa|>er wrappers General MacArthur’s policy was to scat- ties Conspicuoa« In Later Days,. Frank Severance....... 48 75 saved the vessel from being wrecked. on the Blue Bird. and postal cards sold during the year ter the troops over a wide range of ter The following story was told by Col. 48 75 No large packets suffered in the gale, but H. M. Franklin......... Most of the fishermen have stopped were $94,013,699. The amount of ritory, carrying out in this wav the Green, a classmate of Gen. U. S. Grant 50 00 small craft without number were demol fishing for the season. \\ illiain Carver......... second-class postage collected from pub. policy initiated by General Otis. Filipi at West Point, says the American Horse J. R. Moore................ Mr. and Mrs. Hatch have returned to lishersand news agents was $3.825,386. nos assembled in sufficiently large num Breeder: 47 50 ished “One day when the members of J. A. Burkholtcr ....... 17 50 their home at McCoy, accompanied by The inland mail shows an exjienditure bers to make vigorous assaults upon Five thousand Japanese and Chinese American garrisons, who in some in. Grant’s class were called out for drill Henry Leach ............. 7 50 Charley Fletcher. for transportation of $54,781,599, and who have been naturalized during the on horseback there were not horses Ed. Leach .................. 1 25 past year may vote at the Domination J. Helletibrand expects to drive a band the foreign account an expenditure of stances suffered distinct reverses. enough by one to go round. Grant was The War Department is understood to M. Abplanalp............. 19 40 election in British Columbia on Deccm- i of cattle to Salem in a few days. $1,956.701. The receipts from the do. one of the shortest men in his class, have directed General .MacArthur to pre. G. 11anenkrat............. 31 25 I Several families from Washington ar mestic money-order system during the consequently was on the extreme left ber 7. The conservatives of Vancouver Fred Maurer.............. 12 50 have obtained legal opinions that Jap rived at Mr. Porters a few days ago year are shown to have been $1,915,462, vent further successful operations by col of the company, and he was the one leeting his troops in sufficient force to for whom there was no horse. The .. 31 25 John Rupp ................. anese are all entitled to vote just as soon looking for locations. This is some .of the and the expenditures, $668,867, leaving destroy any bands with which they may officer ordered a horse brought, which David Hess.................. 30 00 as their naturalization papers ar: made results of the good work being done by a net revenue of $1,246,596. Notwith 12 50 Henrv Kunze............. I the special edition of the Tillamook come in conflict. No important insurgent was done. The animal was a vicious standing this favorable showing, the out. A telegram received from David I 85 Mills, Canadian Minister of Justice, ad Headlight, which is bringing new settlers Auditor says that, if charged its proper operations have occurred for some davs brute, which had proved so unman W. J. Hirne«....... 3 75 mits the general contention that the into these isolated regions, making it share of the expenses of the service, there and it is believed the execution of ¿hé ageable that he had been discarded. 11. Leach .............. I he officer in charge did not notice the 23 75 Japanese may vote, but suggests G. Hnnenkrat..... would be shown a net loss of at least Department's instructions is responsible horse until just as young Grant vault that much more pleasant to live here. for this. 5 «0 the election returning officers in each Dan Fletcher purchased a horse from I $100,000 annually. F. Maurer .......... ed into the saddle, when, horror-strick General MacArthur's friends sav he is en, he ordered him to dismount. The I 85 case take competent legal advice in John Rupp .......... their Mr. J. Hellenbrand. handicapai by the absence of troops in IB 25 own localities and act upon it. ! Uncle Ben Davies left some days ago George Briggs... horse did his part to assist the rider to 10 60 thina, but the Fourteenth Infantry left obey the order, but Grant drove his C Randall........... ' with a band of hogs, and it is supposed --------------------------- Takn on Saturday for .Manila. Other •»purs into the sides of the infuriated, M. Trowbridge... 1 1 85 I tnat Uncle Ben and the hogs “got stuck ’ 7 50 Shelley D. Bailey in the mud as nothing has been heard of regiments will follow and General Mac- plunging, kicking, bolting brute, and Arthur will have about TO.OOO men with guided him into an open field, where he 17 50 IIEADLIGIIT Henry Olds.......... them since. 1 25 whom to inaugurate a campaign against gave such an exhibition of amateur William Quick .... D. R. S. Daley spent Sunday at the and horsemanship as no member of that the insurgents. 11 85 home ot Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and they Chat. Kunze...... class had ever before witnessed. Be 6 25 WEEKLY OREGONIAN Chas. Bynum.... contemplate building a new house soon. fore the contest was ended the horse B 55 Our Clubbing Rates. James Biggs ...... Guss and U ill Goeres have purchased uag thoroughly subdued and from that 4 35 1 Frank Trout................... ............. a new violin and are going to take les time became a useful, obedient animal, One Year for >8.35, Headlight and the Oregonian 6 25 sons of Dan Fletcher, who is thinking of Oliver Morris.................. ............. 12.25 but it was always ridden by Grant/’ Headlight and the Examiner..... 10 60 TWO LIVE PAPERS, organizing a class here. John Mann........................ ............. Paramount issue of the democratic party. Headlight & Thrice-a-Week World 2.35 « 2.00 ---------------1
