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Vol. XIX
TILLAMOOK
1906
JOTTINGS
Onr Special Sale of Framed
pictures will be on during the
coming week. We have a
Urge assortment on hand, so
come early and get the first
choice. Good values at £2.50
for >1.87. Watch the window.
Reynolds & Jones,
Todd & Co., for Hats.
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Get valley apples at McNair's.
Dainty Jap Cups at Sturgeon's.
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Dr. Henry E. Morris, eye specialist. *
Japanese ware for 'Xmas at King &
i Mills-
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Ira Latimer left for Portland on Wed-
aesday.
'Xmas goods at cost at Sturgeon's
Drug Store.
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You can get stumping powder now at
King & Mills.
Don't fail to see Sturgeon's for your
Christinas goods.
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Born, on Sunday, to the wife of E. T.
Haltom, a daughter.
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Todd & Co., for Clothing
Buy your Christmas Candy at the
Tillamook Bakery.
Ne.v and choice
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stock on hand.—Andy Nolan.
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Mrs. C. A. Patzlaf received a message
on Wednesday which informed her of the
death of her father. She visited him last
summer in the East, where she remained
several months.
A meeting of the city council was held
on Monday evening, when nothing of
importance came up. and another meet­
ing is to be held on the 26th to wind up
the business of the year.
A choice and fine assortment of Briar
Pipes.
They make a nice Christmas
present. Also a fine selection of choice
tobaccos at the Tillamook Bakery.—
Andy Nolan, proprietor.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Mon­
day for Astoria, her passengers being B.
Vincent, Mrs. Ballurd, Mrs. Bernard, A.
Apple, C. H. Jcnes, W. R. Hollister, J.
Williams and M. Skibbie.
Mrs. Maud Stallcop and Mrs.
Hadley gave a whist party to a
of ladv triends on Wednesday,
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
refreshments were served.
Nevada
number
when a
Dainty
Tile Independent church is a departure
McMillan. tile photographer, makes up from all other churches, except the origi-
ginal Christian church, when the gospel
to date photographs.
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Henry A. Ely and wife were in from of the kingdom of God was preached ou
the terms of repentance.—Gove.
Hemlock on Tuesday.
F. P. Hobson anj wife were in from
Hobsonville on Tuesday.
Harris will feed your team hay and
keep them over night for 50c.
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For Fruit and Nuts and Confection­
ery go to the Tillamook Bakerv.
Mrs, Wiley and Dr. Percy Wiley have
returned to Portland from the East.
That stock of hardware at King &
Mills is get ting more complete every
day.
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You can get that Jap a-lac that you
have read so much about at King &
Mills.
Wanted, a few choice timber claims,
for which will pay good price.—E. R.
Beals.
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Get into the habit of trading at Patz
laf's and receive a 5 per cent discount
for cash.
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T. Kellow, Mrs. Bertha Kellow and
Miss Do'lie Kellow were in from Hebo
on Monday.
Theie will be a special Christmas ser­
vice nt the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, which will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Bnird, with the usual
Christmas anthems bv the choir.
Owing to the storm and high water
the Bay City stage had to turn back on
Thursday morning.
Dolls, Doll’s Heads, Children’s Toys,
Games, Postal Cards, Post Card Al­
bums—at the Bazaar.
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Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay
cash for Timber. Don’t sell without first
»«eing me. Ralph Ackley.
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Another wind and rain storm made its
appearance on Wednesday and the rivers
are out of their banks today.
Buy your ’Xmas Gifts and Toys at
Lamar’s, the Largest and Best Assort­
ment ever imported into the city.
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Rev. Dr. Baird will preach at Bay City
on Sunday morning, when a seryice ap­
propriate to Christmas Is arranged for.
Tea Sets. Lunch Sets, Cocoa Pots,’
Game Sets, and a fine line of China
^are, at the Confectionery and. Bazaar *
The happiest girl in the county next
Tuesday will b£ the one who receives
that fine $2100 Doll a; Lamar’s Drug
Store.
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Andy Nolan has bought < ut the Tilla­
mook Bakery from Oliver & Cox and
•olicits a continuance of the patronage
to that store.
The voting for the Doll at Lamar’s
Drug Store will close Monday evening
at ten o’clock. Votes counted on i uvs-
day morning.
Mike Peterson, R V. Thompson, S D.
Thompson, S. C. Larsen. Albert Craw­
ford and John Gray were in from Ne­
halem on Monday.
Cigars for a Christmas present. There
is nothing nicer for a gentleman And>
Nolan keeps the best cigars in the City I
at the Tillamook Bakery.
A special meeting of the school district
»called for December 26th for the p»»r
poee of levying a tax to pay off »O,nc
the bonded indebtedness of the district.
J. C. Bewley, real estate and rentals.
List vywwr
your Timber.
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sawuwv, * Farm
—- — and ■ City I
petty at a reaaoaable price with me
X 1 will tell it and guarantee jo® «at»»»«**
tfoa.
Todd a Co., for Famish-
LXT CHRISTMAS SDTRURGE.
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g GIFTS FOR LADIES.
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Those who are puzzled ns to what to
give a Lady had better consult this list,
. sk make memoranda and then come and
Y? see other things we have no space to
mention.
BOOKS.—Padded leather, gift editions
GA for instance, and latest popular books of
Sv fiction.
ALBUMS.—All the latest designs
Yk
PHOTO
HOLDERS—Always need
of these.
G&
TOILET SETS —Supnrb gifts.
We
have fine ones.
MUSIC ROLLS—Often just the thing,
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DRESSER SETS.—These will be used.
MANICURE SETS—Every woman
rjjk wnnt.i one.
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GLOVES AND
HANDKERCHIEF,
VP BOXES AND SETS.
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WORK BOXES. -Nice line of these.
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Dr. C. 3. Kelsay, dentist, has offices in
the Olsen Building, where be is prepared
to do all kinds of first class, up-to-date
dentistry. Consult Dr. Kelsay about
your teeth and he will give you the best
of ad vise.
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Todd & Co. are r.ot making much fuss,
but are selling lots of good Clothing,
Hnts, Shoes and Furnishing goods
Cnuse—they carry the best class of
goods, sell nt a reasonable price and
give every one satisfaction.
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I Whatever it is, ChOUGH has it 1
If he hasn’t it, CLOUGH gets it.
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The subjects of the Christmas sermons
at the Christian church next Sunday ar*
“From Manger to Universal Empire” at
11 a.m., and "Crowding Christ Out" at
7:30 p in. Good music. Everybody in­
vited.
A large surveying party, belonging to
the Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Slop at Lamar's and hear the new im­
Co., arrived in the city on Wednesday.
proved Edison phonograph, the Records
Having completed the survey from Sea­
just received.
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side, they will now survey south thro-
'Xmas Present—ati inexpensive present
ugh the county.
for old or young is a good reading glass.
Go to Todd & Co’s, and select vour
Dr. H. Morris.
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Christmas Presents. They have Suit
Why leave your horses in the rain Cases. Trunks, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Sus­
when you can tie them in Harris’ Tie penders, Hats, Shoes, Suits, Overcoats,
Shed for 10 cts.
* and many other articles that are useful,
Don’t forget to stop at Harris’ Feed and make nice presents.
Darn, the cheapest place in the city to
A meeting is called for New Year'« eve
keep your team.
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at the home of Mr. R. Lamb in this city
A marriage license was issued last
week to Ike Wells, aged 19, and Edith
L. Olds, aged 16.
>1.50 per year.
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GA
FANCY
THERMOMETERS.—Made
for use and ornament.
STERLING NOVELTIES—No
of suitable presents.
MIRRORS.—Hand mirrors in all the
styles.
JEWEL BOXES—Many
beautiful
kinds.
POCKET BOOKS.—In all the new
leathers.
CELLULOID AND PLUSH GOODS.
—Dozens of fine presents.
PERFUME —One thing that is always
suitable.
DECORATED CHINA-A large ns-
sortment, don't miss it.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.-A good will
token.
Helpful Hints
Holiday Buyers.
FOR
For months we have been planning for our Christ­
inas display, and are now ready to have you come in
and pass judgment on the results.
We began early,
took plenty of time and bought carefully. In many
cases secured rare bargains on goods of unusual worth.
In fact, worthiness is the distinctive feature of our
stock ; everything in it combines usefulness with
beauty. We want you to come and see our stock.
The Victor Talking JVIaehines.
The popularity and
reputation that the
Victor enjoys is due to
its solid-as-rock con­
struction. The use of
’ fjthe highest grade of
material and skill—
•• hi » M.cTt*'» vol«»-
mechanical and musi­
cal—that the world affords, makes it what it is.
THE VICTOR.— The one machine with a soul. It
can make you laugh. It can make you weep. That is
not all—It makes people think. It educates. It devel-
opes and broadens the mind. It brings comfort and
cheer to the lonely. Come to our store and let us play
you a VICTOR RECORD.
GIFTS FOR MEN,
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We have often been told by the ladies .¡gk
that " it is so hard to buy presents tor
meu " We have demonstrated often
that it is not bard atourstore. Men ¿gk
like gifts combining usefulness with con. sRJ
venience. Thev want them to be good
quality. We have a large assortment of .¿s
articles that will touch a man’s heart. so
Among them are :
Usy
CIGARS.—This always suits
the GA
smoker.
SMOKING SETS.—Few things he will ©
appreciate more.
SHAVING SETS.-A very useful gift.
BOXES —
COLLAR AND CUFF
Very useful always.
FOUNTAIN PENS—Will like this if
he writes.
BOOKS —Can't go amiss on this if 7A
he is a readei.
JR?
RAZORS —One that won't bring tear«
when be uses it.
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RAZOR STROP.—Line too large to Sk
talk about.
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POCKET BOOKS.—We have the ©
kind men like.
ujk
INKSTANDS.—New or.es that will ya
please.
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H AIR BRUSHES.—Fine ones for gift«. ©
CLOTHES LRUSHES.—Have them ©
with fancy backs.
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MILITARY
BRUSHES.—Made for ©
men.
MB
HAT BRUSHES—Many to choose GA
from.
’Es
WHISK BROOMS.—We have fancy ©
ones.
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TRAVELING SETS,-Useful, whether Ujk
hetrnvelsor not.
PLAYING CARDS-Extra fine ones ©
for Christmas.
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the
of All
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This is a new line I have added to my stock this season and I take pride in displaying it to the public, and am sure it ©
will appeal to the most particular. Decorated China makes a very beautiful, as well as a useful and ornamental present.
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CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist
SITUATION. I It is needless to any that the people of
Host Allen will have to provide us took n bright view of the situation,how- RAILROAD
Tillamook mid vicinity are vitally inter­
with an interpreter if he gets so many ever, by saving that men were lieginning
again to show a lively interest in church Needs More Money for Right ested in the construction of the Lytle
pigtail names on his register.
of Way- Meeting Called
road, and it would tie a calamity to
The Tillamook Water Commission is work. At the close Rev. D. I.. Shrode
those interested here to have them atop
for Next Saturday.
wanting the city dads to levy H mills for said that Dr. Baird had readthe paper
Ths executive committee for rights at Bay City. While no one believes that
the water system besides $75 a month it before the Ministerial Association, and
it was by the request of that body of way fund have called a meet. | Tillamook City would be killed bv such a
charges
the-
city.
The
levy
last
year
of those who were born in Michigan lor
that he consented to givea public lecture ing to be held at the opera house next proceeding, still tile town would rrceive
the purpose of forming a Michigan Clnb was 5 mills, which, with lhe monthly
that evening.
Saturday, at 1 o'clock p in., and it is de- I a severe set back, as would also the in­
rental,
made
about
$1.800
the
commis
­
so as to arrange for mutual entertain­
sired that the people shall know in terests of the people living in the sur­
sion
received
out
of
the
taxes
raised
this
ment amongst citizens from that state.
A Bank Book for Christmas
advance something of the situation rounding vicinity.
vear in the city. Water comes high, but
Wanted,—Gentleman or lady with
It has also lieen intimated that Mr.
which confront, the people of Tillamook
A
bank
account
with
this
institution
the bonded indebtedness must be met.
good reference to travel by rail or with
Lytle might only build his road as far
at
thir
time.
Most anything can be made a paying in > will teach your children the importance
a rig for a firm of 1150,000.00 capital.
Some $14,200 has been subscribed for Nehalrm, which would place us in even
vestment if vou can tax the people to of saying
Salary, $1.072.00 per year and expenses,
the
purpose of procuring rights of way worse condition than to have it brought
It
will,
moreover,
make
them
feel
a
make up a deficit every vear.
salary paid weekly nnd expenses ad­
and
terminal grounds for Mr. Lytle’s to Bay City.
Christmas will be observed in this city pride and pleasure in adding to the origi­
vanced.— Address, with stamp, Jos. A.
It is earnestly desired by the executive
road. It is now found that more money
with the usual Christmas tree entertain, nal deposit from time to time, thereby
Al xander, Tillamook, Ore.
will be required, and a. the same has committee nnd the representative citi­
early
providing
for
their
future
indepen
­
ments, for which excellent programs are
The school districts which hare levied being prepared bv lhe pupils of the Sun- j dence.
not been provided, Mr. Lvtle announces zens of Tillamook and vicinity, that the
T illamook C ounty B ank .
special taxes are : No. 5, 5 mills ; No. day schools of the different churches. I
that be will not take the chances of money shall he raised to procure rights
building hi. roa«< into Tillamook nnd of ivay and terminal grounds for the
13. 5 mills; No 15. 6 mills; No. 19.
These entertainments will take place on
New Department 8tore.
j thereafter have to bring a lawsuit railroad, and it is hoped that the citizens
3 mills ; No 23, 1 mill ; No. 31. 6 mills ; Christinas eve, which is next Monday, |
No. 33, 5 mills ; No. 37. 7 mills ; No. +6.
Homer Mason having bought out the against any of the citizens here on will turn out to the meeting Saturday
and thev promise to lx up to the average
3 mills; No. 50. 10 mills ; No 51, 20
stock
of dry goods belonging to D T. : nccount of fnilure to furnish rights of and subacril* liberally for the purpose,,
for enjoyment. The Christmas entertain-1
It is particularly desired that those who)
mills ; No. 53, 7 mills.
ment, however, at St. Alphonsns academy I Edmunds, has opened up after invoicing I wav as originally agreed.
It was undoubtedly the intention of have not yet contributed should do so.
Eve Glasses make nice Xmas presents is next Saturday evening, the program and is now prepared for business. As
soon as possible a new line of goods will the people of Tillamook and vicinity to and thus distribute the burden, which, if
They can lie bought and presented, and for which we give on another page.
be put in, turning it into a first claks de­ procure for Mr. Lytle right of way ' properly distributed, will noc be exces
tho retipient can call after the holidays
Anna S. Wells commenced divorce partment store There is a fine line of nnd terminal grounds to the Nehalem ; sive on anyone.
and have their eyes examined and proper
j Mr. Lytle claims that under the origi-
leaser put in without extra charge. Eye­ proceeding* in the Circuit Court at goods on hand, including ladies' and river and some seven or eight miles lie.
glass chains. hooks, frames, etc., make Portland Monday against Asa O. Wells, gent 's fashionable shoes and rubber yond. ns covereil by agreement. For [ ginal agreement made by the people
alleging as grounds for action, cruelty goods, dress material, fine assortment some reason efforts «rent to have ceased | here, that he can hold a large numlier of
nice preseuts.—Dr. H. Morris.
and desertion. Mrs. Wells alleges her hus­ of underwear, furnishing goods.etc. Call when $14,200 was suliscribcd, and the the original subscriber* to their agree.
Go to the Confectionery and Bazaar
band has been in the habit of abus in and inspect our stock of goods. Il matter has lieen left in that position. i ment to furnish the complete right of
for anv thing in the hue of Books. Al-
ing her and applying vile epithets to her. will par you to trade at the new depart­ . M.Aiy of the citizen, of this vicinity way. which would, of course, make the
bums. Perfumery. Toilet Sets, Dres.mg
On Novemixr IE Wells left home and has ment store in the future, where vou will who will lie materially lienefitted bv the matler quite burdensome to those who
Cases. Tors. Cnff and Collar Boxes. not since returned, recites the complaint.
| construction of this road hare not as had to do this, but he does not want to
'square deal’’ in trade.
Burnt Wood Outfits, Fancy China Ware. Mrs. Wells asks the custodv of their get a
vet subscrilied any thing toward the enter into liligation wilh the people her*
In fact vou can find many things that
three minor children. The cou|ile were
expense. This doe* not make the posi- and dees not intend to do so, except as
Edmund’s Locals.
will make nice Christmas presents. Can­
married in Tillamook County Pebruary
5 tion of the people equal, and each one a last resort.
dies, nuts, etc. Call and see onr line. .
Tire company has met its agreements
3. 1892.
1 Fancy Nebraska Sorghum at 55c. per should come for« aril and contribute his
with the people here, and’it is hoped that
The trade between D. T. Edmunds and
"Hie Unused Half" was the subject of gallon until Jan. 1st only. Bring jugs.
share for the pnrpose of «lefraying this the people will respond in a jiroper spirit.
Homer Mason wss completed on Wed- a lecture at the M.E. church on Monday
Best Standard Rolled Barley $28 50 'expense. Mr Lytle has complied with Let all attend the meeting Saturday.
nesday, in which Mr Edmund, become, evening bv Rev. Dr. Baird, pastor ot the
j the requirements of the executive com.
per ton for a short time only.
the owner of Mr. Mason's farm and the Presbytetian church, which was well at­
For Sale
mitlee by giving a bond executed by the
Wheat
$1.
50
per
ton.
latter takes possession of the store. Mr. tended. The lecture dealt with men's
railroad company with himsellaa suretr.' Having sold mv farm, I will dispose of
Dairy butter 4Oc. per roll.
Mawm >. not new to business. and bar- and women's work in the chnrch and
which guarantees that the people will be the following article« at private sale
ing a large number of frwsdiim sb P-rU conti as ted that done by the women and
We carry the best of everything for reimbursed for the money which they 3 Heifer Calve«, from good Cows $20.00
of the county will get a good .bare of bow they had crowded out the men, the mag to eat that money can buy
bare paid shc.uld they carry out their Hay Carriage and Fork and
Pulleys and Rope ....
5 00
Red Ribbon Strawberries and Cherries, agreement as to furnishing right of way.
unused half, and who for lhe most part
the ba»»ne«#.
I Green Bone Caller ...
5.0O
At tht new shoe .hop they usetbe beat were willing to be crowded out. The 31b. cam at 20c. the can while they last. etc., and the company should then fail 1 Grindstone ..............
I 50
lecturer
said
that
Christ
called
men
to
to
construct
the
road.
1
Crank
Auger
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1 25
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If
the
Flour
you
are
using
does
not
rs-
leather—Eastern White Oak •*»
1
Peaey
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1.00
It is not definitely staled by Mr
. beat. Ther bmld any kmd of a work, but ther werr not working. h>r it actlv please von. trs a sack of car best
75
2 Pitch Fork»...............
waa the women who were <t«>ing the ' and your Jroubtes will bzov«r.
Lytle what hi«course Will be in the erent
heel, (com a sl.PP"
"* m'"\
50
I Barn Shovel................ .................
work
of
the
chnrch
to
dar.
Dr.
Baird
that
the
right
of
way
is
not
prrxtired.
IV*
are
now
rutting
August
cheese,
the
French. InriwMe patching on kid asd
5 00
I Saddle ....... .. ...... ........................
pointed out numerous instances of this best tn Tillamook county. It will please. but it is intimated that Bay City might I Plow, 1*m. steel beam, new..... 12 50
patent bather .hoc. a
The finest assortment of Candy, Nuts lie made the terminus, and at the I Junior Phsnter and Cultivator 10 00
kind, of robber repairing
We atoo l*g to prove that the men were not doing
2 .mall Heating Stove«.
their
share
of
the
work,
»ml
he
ridiculed
and
Frmls in the city for Christmas present time work has hern stopped on Ì Wagon. Wsgon Bed «nd hay
„„ wiles w.th the beat hard m.p*e peg.
th« oft repeated remark that th« chnrch trade—and prices very low.
the grounds east of Tillamook and the
that won't rust "<>« hrr"k °*
rack .................................... .......... 15.00
rtt flax thread
** wa« good enough ior worn*«, children
You can save 5 to 10 per crat on your trams and men have lieen taken to 1 Mitchell Hack, 2 seals, good as
»5 00
hare on sale th* goo«, old kind of .ho* »nd oM men by saying that what the I Groceries Flour and Peed by trading at llobsonrille. and the people have been
1 Set Double Harness, I year old 30.00
informed that no more work will h«
<reawl.keyo.«Utber u«dI to ..be - conntr. •««•« and national government
G. A E dminm
I F.sety article in the above Liat is a bar-
‘ Asr. oppe.«« Jenkins'
«<w«.’ needed in their administration were men
MT Our Mtudy is to phase the inner r | done on l ne Ims on tms s«4e until th« : gain »al will be sold to th* first person
of sterhag Christina characters.
Hr
liter e’ight of way ■*»<!• ltd
wswtiag them.
Atuit Mason.
Todd * Co., for Shoe»
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