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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEP1 EMBER 13, 1906
•¡•^Souiitiiiii pen*
M's. Amanda Hnberlach and Miss
The tug Geo. R. Vosburg left Portland
Ef her Munson will commence teaching
on Saturday morning for the Nehalem
m the Maple Leal district on Monday.
i with a lot of supplies for the cannerv.
The Sue H. Elmore came in on Satnr-
and will then proceed to Coquille to en
’’av, her passengers being Dr Mack F g ige in lowing in place of the Triumph,
Bakeman. H Miller, A. Apple. I | Keen
which will be taken to Astoria for somr
»'•«I wile. J K Reed. Mrs Wo.tlev an»
extensive repairs. The Vosburg will hr
son. \\ . A. I. ole, Hazel McNair and threi m command of Captain F. A. Dodge, for
Sisters belonging to St. Alpkonsus Aca
nelly master of the steamer W. II. Har
demy.
rieon, and she will carry a crew of sever.
W bile present stocks Inst. G. A. Ed okii all told. The Vosbuig is owned bv
mumls will sell th«* following :
lie W heeler Lumber Company, but has
Oil Lake Meal, per cwt
icen leased bv that concern to the mill
$1.75
Regular 21b. 25c. Fiench\bihed
interests at Coquille, who ship large
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luanlities of lumber to California ports
2 Package s, 5c. pky. Gum for
5
vile has been lying idle at Portland. S:>e
2 Cans 31b. Red Ribbon ioma
toes .........................................
pul into Tillamook Bay on Wednesday
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Nails, round lots, peril»............
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m account of bad weather.
Mrs Beatiice Harrison has been elect-
At the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. W.
ed a teacher in one ul the Portland
Nash, of Newlierg, Oregon, a very pretty
Hchools and has resigned her position in w edding ceremony took place Tliursdai
the public school of this district. Miss ■•veiling, September Gib. I»y w hich their
Vieva Walker, daughter of Prof. Walker, laughter, Grace, was made the wife of
has been tendered the position madw va Elza I'l. Finley, the bride's father officia
cant by the resignation of Mrs. Harn ting. The rooms of the Nash home were
son.
lastely decorated with ivy and roses.
1 he steamer Sue H. Elmore left here on The bride was becomingly dressed in
Wednesday, her passengers being Mrs white silk, tlie groom wearing the con.
F. D Baker, A. A Kendrick, Mrs. F. P. volitional black. Miss Jernie<'hrislensen,
Otto, Miss Moaldehaur, Mrs. Kirkpat
f Dayton, played 1 he wedding march.
rick.G. W. Upshaw and party of six, W. Following the ceremony a dainty lunch
0. Farrand, Mrs. Hoslev, Misses Perkins. was served. The bride and gria. >r will
R.
Kirkley, S. Lowrv, Mrs. E Imunson, be reiuemhered by many Tillamimk
W. F. Baker and .Mrs. I. M Smith.
friends and their good w ishes wt h those
Joe Richardson came hear shooting bis of then Newberg friends will go with
foot off at Garibaldi on Friday. He was 1 hem as they go to their future home at
carrying a gun, which was loaded, under York. Nebraska, where Mr. Finley will
his coat, which accidentally discharged, take up Ins work as instructor in the
the contents of which entering his left Commercial Department of YoikColleg-
foot, making a had flesh wound and frac
turing some of the hones.
Dr. Upton
House and Lot for Sale.
was sent tor and dressed the wound.
House and lot lor sale, situated on the
Mr. E. E. Lvtle and party •came in on water front, adjoining Long’s sawmill
Wednesday from Portland and registered Price |5O0. Address, f. W. Green. 390
at the Allen house. They are here in the Vancouver a venue, Portland, Ore.
rand Premium Offer
for Ninety Days.
Wall
‘cnaiice.
money
fare, ir
r». He
far the
0f(|18
30 per
paid v
than 2
■NoilCl
eie»« or
».le°r
Oregon,
as ex.
) «et of
tate of
•<* his
A \ZE have been successful in closing a special
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contract with T he C onsolidated
F ountain P en C o ., of Brooklyn, N.Y., where
by we can present a guaranteed SOLID GOLD,
fountain pen,
The “CELTRIC MODEL i,”
To every subscriber, Old or New, who sends us a
Year’s Subscription ($1.50) and 25c. additional.
The “Celtric Model 1” compares favorably with
any $2.00 pen on the market to-day. The pen and
H eadlight (for one yeai) will be forwarded im
mediately upon receipt of $1.75.
A Description of the Pen.
The pen is solid g<»ld. 14-k fine, the stock of which is made
of the best quality of hard rubber and fitted in four parts ; the
pen points are portectlv fitted wit1! iridiu n and the feed is
guaranteed to flow evenly, without leaking or blotting. The
p us are beautifully chased as will he shown in cut next week.
-V Fountain Pen is a Necessity of the
Twentieth Century. ”
The Egyptians used a split reed ; our grand
fathers a goosequill ; our fathers a steel or ordi
nary gold pen. But to-day we want
A Fountain Pen
that dispenses with the inconvenient ink stand,
that does not corrode, and that is always ready
for use. Bears the manufacturer’s guarantee that
the pen is solid GOLD 14-k fine. If it does not
prove satisfactory in every way the manufacturer
will exchange it for another.
This is an unusual opportunity to secure,
Free, a Splendid Fountain Pen direct from
the maker, the 25c. being for postage, etc.
tl'lubbing Rates, with this Handsome Fountain Pen,
\epen of which is Solid Gold lj.-k fine, are :
leadlisht, $150 a year; Weekly Oregonian,
a year ; $2.00 Fountain Pen, all for $2.75
\cadlight, Twice-a-WeekJournaland Pen - $2.75
XLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
I. f. Botts, for abstracts.
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d Cohn's, three cans of good corn for
new line of &teel ranges at King 8c
Ils.
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!e cleaned Barley $1.15 per sack at
bn's.
‘t Cohn s, three cans of good toma-
••for 25c.
^•0 Snuffer returned from Portland
Monday.
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Mrs. Geo. Grayson and son Carl have
gone to The Dalits to live, where the lat.
ter will attend school under Prof. E. II.
W hitney.
There is no better time to subscribe for
the Headlight than now. Rend our pre
mium offer if you want a really good $2
Fountain Pen.
Special attention will be given our dry
goods department this season, and we
will show you the largest and best select
ed stock in the city.—C ohn & Co.
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Our Complete Line of Winter
Goods in Stock.
The Latest Styles.
Our Stock this season is Larger
Better and Stronger than Ever.
C. A. PATZLAF,
The Small Store
fof G W. Walter has been engaged
bach the Nehalem
school.
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^rris will feed your team hay and
pthem over night for 50c.
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^bscribe for the Headlight and get a
00 Fountain Pen thrown in.
,
'"»ran get that
"e read so much
lilts.
Consiiierai.ie rajn
Jap a-lac that you ,
about at King &
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fell in Tillamook the
l!'t w**k, which was a blessing to the
intv.
J** '"to the habit of trailing at Paiz'
and prices reasonable. New shoe repair^
ing shopopposite lenkins Jewelry store
j c. Bewley has Timlier, Farm and
Tide Lands to sell ; also all kinds of Bav
Citv property on easy terms
Houses
to rent. Agent for the F.-irmer»' Mutual
Fire Relief Association, Portland, Ore.
Announcement» for next Sui dav at the
United Brethren church. Rev. N. J- Craw
ford. pastor; Preaching at 11 a m and
8 p m ; Sunday school, 10 a m ; Juniors.
3 p,as. ; Y.P.C.U., 7 p m. A welcome to
The first storm warning thi» season
wal raised on Friday evening, and a few
’ and receive a 5 per cent diicount
hours after the storm w«sright here, but
trash.
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didl.-tsofgood.
for it added more ram
Mother,, get vour children a pair of
tall to the shower, of the two previous
”* Water proof shoes for scliool wear
days.
iLohn't.
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We Always pay par for county orJef
(-<’lin has just received a big stock of
We do not charge for collecting checks
" »eather shoes. Call and inspect
Ol. Other banks. When sending money
••r stock.
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.way get a bank draft. We do m*
Jbe public and high school started up
charge depositors for exchange.
Ot.day W|t|, a Inrge number oi high
Tillamook County Batik
•ool pupil,.
— • -• 1 Church-
Sunday service. «1
leave vnur horses in the rain
;.-I . blackboard «er-
Breathing at H
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n yoo can tie them in Harris’ *Tie
••The Humiliation of Christ
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*’’or to ct«.
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nl Labor ’
the ceernng "Th, Dig»«»
-ited to attend.
trn" ' *',r*r* *° •top
«‘op st
Harris’ Ferri
F«d Ev«/*’’«*.*
at Harns'
'n'u- -
‘’"•‘he cheapest place in the city to j
Com-and bring •
*P Juur te«m
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There^.^.rop o( «.nb«ri« th..
N M. F. Dnw««n »0 »oece»«fol
«um,, a ,lale d,ploln. at the ln«t
• cxAmiiiation.
,n’H (0 buy, two or thrre milch
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nre Irish or will soon bc. Ap
J 11 lbr Headhght uffice.
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Cohn Ü, r»
v Vo "re ageata lor the Eco-
' “’ir J abb , g'iarantecd the beat
^On the market. Try 'em o»ce
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y„r and driubk th.l ol the I— «i^p.
but it « reported ,h.t pnk«tJ"- £ ■
Whoprenr . ..... .. to’he hopfi-M..-»ere
■th le./i niouev pick“« hof”’
they earn mucl, ——
*< borne.
than pksing i. vr.nbcrric«
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and Geo « VoWuU
The tug» Robnrt,
i Wednesday
put into Tillamook Bar on
The former
on «.«>—» ol bml we«th«.
.nd
cam. up
fo.t her tfok lond oi -<n>d
lea nag orit
to
tbecit»
“
the
eren.rg.
»»t"t* ’ 1 *^ond hand cook atovr.
... suable
Vo«bnrg
rr» j
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condition. No. 8 pre- morning, -nd
Addz«,. Hia
ofite_
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to get mlo Nehalem-
COAST LINE IS TO
BUILT AT ONCE.
Harriman Is Roused
Gould Movements.
interest of the Pacific Railway A Navi««
tioii Company, the railroad which Mr.
Lytle is now buihfing from llillalmru.
Engineer Ge<>. L Dam with .urvering
parties have been in the county furseve.
ral months.
George Haag had a jury trial on Safar
day, who was charged with stealing a
boat belonging t<> J"»- Michuu l. As there
was a little doubt as to who was the
owner of the boats in the minds of »ome
ol the jurymen, the jury was unalile to
agree and was ilix barged
I he other
complaint, that ol »tealing timber, was
not pressed against Haag
Judge McBride was espected in on
Wednesday, the da» set to hold an a«*-
journed term of the cirenil court, to pass
sentence upon A I Hembree, who is in
the count» jail waiting to fie sentenced
for the murder of hi« daughter nt Sand,
lake. Sime he wis found guill». Hem
bete has never said a word alnHit fifing
innocent or that the vmdict wa« unjust,
and is in hope rd getting •>« with a light
sentence, wailing foe Ibis to be passed
upon him so that he can commence «eff
ing time in the pemtentiare.
The Headlight m»4e a point ol report,
ing the »pee- he« in full during the fair.
a« it n«« goonadrertiwng matter for the
constr. I-ir which there w»« a demand
f..r the eitra c .p«e« that we printed
Senator Fulton, in writing to the editor,
amongst other things say«: "I mni
c,,«fe»» that I am very much »urprned.
and gratified »• well, tn note how accu
rate!, I wa» reported " And thisia how
he comphiwentrd Mtm E-»"a Oarfield,
who reported the «p»rcl»e« for a* : ’ I
bare bad wide eiperiei.ee with «tanogra-
pber«. hot b.ve «eldom «set with one to
_ _A accorate
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wa.«. «m
| correct and
as mH*
»be. ’»
MR. LYTLE IS IN CITY
Wanting Rights of Way from
Tillamook City to Buxton.
Mr. E. E. Lytle, president of
the
Pacific Railway & Naviga
(From the Oregonian).
tion Co., who is building the rail
S an F rancisco , Cal., Sept. 11.—The
road front Hillsboro, came in on
Call w ill say tomorrow :
“ The Southern Pacific has decided to * Wednesday to see how the sur
build a coast line railroad to Portland at | veying parties were getting along
once.
It will run direct from Cor and to go over a part of the route,
vallis, Or., to Cooe Bay and from Coos and also to make a proposition to
Bay to Eureka. It will run over the the people of Tillamook county.
Santa Fe line to Camp Five, over (lie A meeting for that purpose was
new |ii e which it is conatiucting joint held at the rooms of the Tilla
ly with the Santa Fe to Sherwo<Ml, and mook Development League, a
o.er the line of the California North
good number of business men
westmn to Tiburon.
being present. Mr. Lytle stated
“Fuithermore, a holding company ia
his proposition,which was to the
lieing organize! by Preaident Harri
effect
that if the people would
man. of the Southern Pacific, ami Pres
ident Ripley, of the Santa Fe. to own guarantee him free rights of way,
all the trackage between San Fran 100 ft. wide, between Tillamook
cisco ami Eureka. The object of this City, gti'ig north, to Buxton, in
holding company 18 to permit harmon Washington county, with free
ious joint u^age of tracks.
terminal grounds at Tillamook
“ These properties include the Cali City and Bay City, he would
fornia Northwestern, the North Shore,
commence the construction of
the Santa Fe line from Eureka to Camp
the road at Tillamook City next
Five, ami the joint line l>elween Slier
year
and would build 15 miles in
w’nod and Camp Five. Trains of the
.Southern Pacific and tlie Santa Fe will 1907 and by December 31, 1908,
run jointly over the sea lines from he would have tlie entire road
Eureka into San Francisco. The ob constructed and in operation.
The sense of the meeting was
ject <»f this holding company is to per
mit this harmonious joint usage of decidedly in favor of Mr. Lytle’s
track«.
road on account of the shorter
Preliminary Sutvbv Completed
distance to Portland, and altho
“ S’lie aiiiioiiiicemeiit of the determ ugh those present promised to
ination on the part of the Southern
do everything possible to procure
Pacific to build a coast line to P >rt-
the rights of way, it was not
land at once ca lie hh a sut prise to tail-
road cirri»s. The announcement was thought advisable for a limited
made today that the preliminary sur number to guarantee the rights
vey north had been completed ami of way that evening, so it was
that the coast route to Portland had decided to send out numerous
tteen determined upon. Locating engi com in it tees tin Friday for the pur
neers have been in llm field for over a pose of getting everybody inter
inontli, and part of the final align I ested with a promise that they
ment has already been completed. The would do their part, for if Mr,
foice of enginena has been increased
Lytle does not get a free right of
so that the construction work tuny be
way lie may not build into this
begun before the winter closes.
county for sometime. Another
" It is generally tielieved in
meeting is called for Friday even
circles tlml the determination
ing, and it depends upon what
part of the Soutlirin Pacific
at once is to bead off a p>ssible hos amount of success the committees
tile movement by tlie (iouhls, w ho are meet with whether Mr. Lytle
building the Western Pacific into Sun will be guaranteed a free right
Fi ancisco and who are looking with of way, for that is something
eager eyes upon the Oregon Coast which most every railroad will
country.
demand and which everybody
Spurred by Gould Movements
ought to help in some way or
•‘ Hie visit of J. H. McUhuuenta, other to secure. It was stated at
the right-hand financial man of the
the meeting that Mr. W. S. Cone
Goulds to Portland, without doubt
had promised terminal grounds
quickened the Southern Pa ific’s belief
at Bay City. Following is the
that its rival might capture the ter
agreement which was drawn up
ritory.
However that may be. the Hairiniaii and which the committees are
line lias lost no time sending out its circulating today ;
locating engineers and buying up it*
right of way, Tlie combination with
the Santa Fe in the formation of a hold
ing company insures it an everlasting
route from Eureka to San Francisco,
without the ('<M»t of construction and
maintaining a m w line. It al-<» gets the
advantage of the time, as the cmineCtioft
lietween Sherwoo«! and ('amp Five can
la« built in a short time.
Dr Tamisie, of Hillsboro, is over with
°u can get stumping powder now at
Mr. Lytle, president of the Pacific Rail
»X& Mills.
way & NavigntionCo., and attended the
•cycles of all descriptions for sale or
meeting in the interest of that company.
tatKinR& Mill».
Owing to the Sister being detained at
ft King & Mills about that new har-
Astoria, they were unable to open schoo
s- Th,, can ht you out.
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, at St. Alphonsus Academy on Monday,
oh" «ells t |le ; grass seeds that grow. '
will lie able to do so next Monday.
tw «eeds iust in. Try'em.
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P. Asp. boot and shoe maker, fine re
Mi«« Hazel McNair returned from a pairing a specialty All work guaranteed
111« Portland on Sunday.
* 1.50 per year
Tillamook, Oregon, Sept. 14th, 19j6.
Mr. E. E. Lyile.
Dear Sir.—I«» order to secure the im
mediate construction of a railroad iron»
Hilhboro in Washington County, Ore.
gon, via Buxton. Barberry, Nehalem.
Bay City and Tillamook City, we hereby
assure you of our wannest support and
aAsisiMncp, ami in consideration that you
will construct or cmuhh to Is* constructed
each a rr.ilroad with all reasonable dili
Construction Regan In North
The coHstriKtion to (,’«»•* Bay from gence, and will conMruct fifteen mile« of
Corvallis baa already been liegiiri. The gra<le from Tillamook City north on or
Southern Pacific; has a line from Port ta»fore December 81. 1997, and if pos
land soulh t<» Corvallis, The completion sible for you to get rails and fastenings
St. Alphorn»«« Academy.
of this line toCrwai Bay « ill lie Recoin- I into Tlllauiuok al a reasonable c<»at, w ill
plisheil within a year The Coo» Buy, | also lay the track within said time, and
School open» on Monday, Sept 17.
Roseburg & Eastern Railroad rues 22 will complete the road ready for opera
Besides regular class work in ill«* var
miles south from Coos Bay down the i tion on or tiefoie Decemlrer 31st. 1908,
ious grades, special attention will be
('oquille River. This line belong» to tlie | we agree that we will furnish ycu with
given to such as desire to take the com
Southern Pacific and will be extended I free rlgJlt of way for said road 100 feet
mercial course, stenography, typewrit
through the Rogue River Mountains to wide and terminal farOlities at Bay City
ing, etc.
Lnffenholtz, following the coast The and Tillamook City. The right of way
Music lesson» will be given on the
little road from LufFentndtz to Eureka to I m » secured from Buxton to Tillamook
Piano, Organ, Mandolin, Violin and
w ill l»e used instead of building a new City. We are to proceed with all reason
Guitar.
able dispatch to secure said right of way.
track.
Pupils are requested to begin at an i
If condemnation proceedings become
Will Open a Rich Country.
early date so as to I mp prepared for reci
necessary you or your Company, as
The
line
from
Eureka
t<»
San
Fran
tale.etc. For further information apply
signee, are to bring or carry on said pro
cisco, except for the connecting link
to the Sister» at the Academy.
ceedings. we are to be at the expense and
from SherwfHHj to Camp Five. I iam
to employ our own lawyer«. If Mr.
slrendy ls«en bililt and will he uaed mm the
I.ytle is delayed by strikes or nnsvoid-
Auction Sale
aoutliern diviaion of the Poitlnnd coast
| able causes a short time will be no
1 will sell at public am-Hon, to satuiv line.
1 breach of his understanding.
* The opening of the Coawt line Io
a judgment against A. J. Hembree, to the
Th« terminal fnr'iltties to I* not lees
highest bidder, the following personal Portland w ill open up a vast section of
‘ than 3.>N) feet In length by 350 feet in
rich sgri«’ultural. mining ami thiiiier
property :
width at both Bay City and Tillamook
1 Black Cow, H<»l«te*n, 5 years old.
lands that have heretofore
al moat
City.
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1 2-year old lersey He fer.
inaccessible. It will give« railroad eu
1 Set Double leam Harness.
trance into hundred» of little Cwt
Cheeaetnaker Want« Position.
The sale will take place nt the fron^ townaVhkrli have depended np»n small
door of the Court house. Tillamook City,
Wanted, a portion «« ( heeaeinaker by
»1 e«nieis for their entire co*umunicatiori
on Saturday. September 22nd, 1906. at
Hara made
When thia Im. an expenenrwl hand
with the outidde world
2 p m., sharp.
IMu to go ■'hartan in Wlaoonata for aererai year*
is
completed
it
will
l»e
p*i
H. CftKKSHtw, Sheriff.
fro* Portland I» L» Aug-1—» by a andean alee good reference-..—Addraau
scenic rosd running for Imn.lreda of David Von Allmen. Nampa Idaho.
Tnx Notice
mile» within I ■ «tone« tfir >w of II».
Notice.
Tlm ta«pay»r« of Tillamook Cotsniy. Pac ific Oomn.’*
Orrgim. ma Imratiy n.rtiflnl flint the |«.<
All person« who hate purchased prn.
Iwlf >>f Ifo'tr teina fin tlm Jear ffiriA, *i< 1
Drsm. Or . sltpuld evidently lie sub psrtv from B P Hutchin«' esta’e coin-
U-vf-rf tn Jnnunry, IfiM. are non pey«t*fo
■nnmcate with 1 he nuder«ign«d and «at*
end Wlll l-n-ana rfollnqrt-til on the rtr-t ’ «»ilulrd for Curtail» in tlm abort* di*- espensc
B P HUTCMtnfi, Ja ,
Mondar iotfo»ot»r. Ufo1' et whfoh lime paich. *» work toward (.'•»■i Bay has al
725 Hawthorne Avenue, Portland,
mt-reet nt thè rat# 5d 12 per cent per 1 ready l»wfi begun ir<w«i thia point.
Ore.
.hnu'« «ili be chnrgnrl In addillo« lo Iti
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|ieri#nt prualtr wha li «nl.l tntereat wlll
Agent Wanted.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Im isaufaHed from the Ist Monday in
Aprii 1*4.
This hi a liniment, remarkable for He
Wanted. « man to «ell in thia field el-
Dami at TillauwrA. Oregon, Septeru ’ great |»*wer over psio. Il quickly allay» clu.ivelr l-jf one of the largest uuraerie«
ber llth, 1*4
the ex« fireiatiog paiu» of rheumalHo«i in the *e*t < nah advanced weekly
H. CMM4AW.
r and m ike» ek le-p and rest possi 14«
kqr
Addle«« Washington Nursery Com
«. f. Cfougli '• Drug Stole.
Mwitff «d ftllainvob Cutiuty, Or*.
pany, Toppenish. Washington.
tale by Chai.