itilliuneek fjcnbUßht.
consequence ami of his own fault.
A man of such shallow intellect,
Published every Friday morning.
boorish manners, uncouth appear
L amb & J ones
P roprietor «. ance, disgusting habits, and who
has such low social standing, can
W. F. D. J ones , E ditor .
not help being shunned and guyed
R. C. L amb , A ssociate E ditor .
by the populace, especially when
he Hets himself up as an educator
KATES OF ftUBSi KI PTION.
by publishing a newspaper.
(STRICTLY in advance .)
We speak of these things with a
One year
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feeling of regret that a human be
Three months ....
ing should fall so far below the
ADV F. I FIT S ING K A T1 -.S.
1 inch, per month
f Luo
per year J9.00 scale of refinement and decency.
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Local notices, iocts. per line; an 1 sets, after
the first insertion.
Lost, Found, Want' d, For Sale and For Rent
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month.
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No special position u ill be agreed upon f n
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pain-to display advertisin ' matter < rf-< ti. 1\
and give us favorable position as pop.lbh*, fre
quently eliauijim; tile “make-up" 01 :'.c ¡»¡¡per
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We m ike a special effort to chnngeor re build
advert isements as often as our natrons <!■ sire,
but m ike no contract to that» ff '
co!.
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ITS FOLLY Î0 HE WISE.
Miss L. J. RUGGLE8
Mrs. J. J0HN8ON
H. C. HALD & CO.,
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DRESS-MÄKING.
and
Assortment of Millinery
a
General
Wc have just received n nice line of fall
goods. Call and see them.
Bay <,'ity is booming.
“Tile Chinese must go.’’
The Stayton Sun in (lead.
Congressman Hermann is lmme.
Senator Mitchell is in Portland.
Oregon’s population is 312,011b.
Tillamook has the lumber belt.
Prunes grow to
this county.
perfection in
Who is the best looking lady in
Tillamook?
Oregon will have two reptes n-
tativcH by (be new apportionment.
Till* population of Oregon east
of the Cascades is nearly one-fourth
the state.
Tlwro is n geeilt (letti of good ag
ricultural laud iu the new surveys
in this county.
Tillamook Market.
Potatoes, $0 49 per bushel.
< Ini.ms, j’2c per pound.
Cabbages, l’.p* per pound.
( hit kens, <3.00 |»er dozen.
Eggs, 25c per dozen.
I lour,$4 00 to 11.50 per barrel.
< hits, ÜOc per bushel.
Butter, 20c per ¡x>u: d.
There is room for 5000 inor<
people in this county at once with
out further development.
The Republicans of California
are making a gallant light to elect
Col. 11. II. Markham governor.
PORTLAND MARKET.
There is plenty of government
(Wholosale Quotations )
land in this county that is suitable
lor stock-raising and fruit-grow ing. Wheat,- Valley
V’ 1
Justice Miller is dead and the
r.ieitlc North West want- to l.av
a representative on the I'nited
States Supreme Court bench,
Portland is the fifth city in size
on the Pacific coast. Counting
Albina and Last Portland, she i
second in size, -otherwise, Oak
land. I,o. Angeles ami Sult I.;: e
City rank ahead of her. Seattle
and Tacoma are not far behind,
San Francisco Ims more people
than all the cities mentioned.
A PITIFUL SPECTACLE.
The |Hkir old wretch that runs
the sheet up the road, < complains
at the treatment he has < received
from this paper and the people of
this community.
True, there are some k rious
features about the matter, but vv
have criticised and ridhiled him
only in a prole.-- ional way, ami
other papers have treated him in
the same manner. In fact. lie nml
his paper are the butt of ridicule
vherever known.
Besides, anv
man who will attempt such a busi
ness, knowing so little about it ami
so densely ignorant on all points,
deserves the ridicule nn-lcont' ¡r; t
of all re.-portable journals.
The odium heaped on him l>;.
the public in g< neral is a natural
Walla Wnihi
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(lata,................................
Flour,-Valley standard
Walla Walla
Country biaiuts. .
I.ni.l ............. .............
Hatt, r, choice dairy .
in keg or tub....
Eggs, fr.-sli
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Eaatcrn...............
Poultry, ChivkvnH... .
Docks .............
G vest*.
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Turkey h , ’(■ ’ tb.
nmoti ........................
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Potatoes, ’p UK) lbs
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i inions,
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Apples.
box.............
Siiyiir, lib s (»oaten (’.
Extra (’, .
Cube, powdered,.
Plied fruits, Apple«
.Machine dried
Siindried Plums
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bottom
ON BOOTS
XND SHOES;
C. II. BODLfe,
---- Proprietor of tlie®x®--------
(Hit) Uavher
Hair-outting r,
tn the latest«!^
City styles.
z: Shaving,
,?
Seafoam,
\ Shampoo.
If you want A-l Dairy Salt, you can get it at King's.
i
This is the only two-chair shop in the
county, and is first-class in every par
ticular. Give them a trial. Shop, one
door South of U baxd C extbai ..
T illamook ,
O kkgon .
H. C. HALD & CO.,
iter
B ay C ity , O re .
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TH E SI-AUGUSTA
COHN
HOW CAN THEY BE
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!
TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA AND PORTLAND.
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
P. SCHRADER. Master.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Tillamook stages and hack to depot run to
hi« hotel.
R. R. HAYS’
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11 r? i«i a chance t » exhibit some of
!>est product.'» and gi»t pay for it.
To ttie one bringing me the iHr^est
sample of anv oi tht' following vv-jctaldca
I will pay seventy live cents« in trade:
I'd a toe* ...............
..75 etg
Onions
75 ”
Carrot
... ...?........
75 ”
Kutaba i* ...................................... 75 ”
IU n 'I n
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Caltha^o................
75 *’
Sqtl»«h .
75 ”
rumpkin
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¡‘he weight of va< li to t>e Kegistered
win n pre-« nt«*d, and pi ii’1« to l v awardi 4
I lcviii I kt 1 >tu.
Your-» Truly,
W. c. i\ I.'. .
And don’t you forget it.)
ADDITION
(48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
STREETS (10 FEET WIDE. LOTS UNIFORMLY 52^x105 FEET.
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
Suitable terms made.
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This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare! of the
town, two blocks south of the school house, and faces on two of the prin
cipal streets. This is not a boom scheme to speculate on suburban
or country property, as the tract is centrally located,
tnally in the heart of the town, and bnildings are
going up on all sides at present.
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The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view,
and slopes gently from the center, just enough to secure good drain
age. It is well sheltered from tht* coast winds, and is just the place
for homes. For further particulars call on or address
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R. R. HAYS,
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NOTICE FOR IM III ICATION
Land Other nt Oregon < itv, Oregon, Oct.
.*4 u«Vk> Notice i* hereby given that the
fottou lug named ■settler h«« filed notice of hi«
intention to make final proof in support of hm
claim, and that wakl proof will be made before
lh»* Connlv < lerk of Tillamook County. at Tilia-
mook, Oregon. on December. 15.
viz
HaaC \ Yager
Etc emption D S. No xoqj, ^,r DR • ofsec. S tp
2 «. r 4 u
He nam< * the following witneaac* to prove hi«
coutinuon« residence upon and cultivation < f,
•aid land, viz:
Diana li vlaen. Frank Gogne. Tames Tittle,
aS r : 1.. H grown oi Tira*n«»k, Tillamook
ulv. Orext.n.
J. T Appesami. Rcgr-ier.
i ILLAMOOK
O wner ,
Re.-il Estate Denier and Conveyancer
Tillamook, Oregon.
Also. Notary Public.
-A. SET OF TETE
Deeds and other Legal papers made out.
Farming land, Tauber land and all classes of town property for sale.
TAXES FAR» FOR NON-RESIDENTS.
• Al ISTRACTS
In Twelve Large volunwif
FURNISHED
A. LETCHER
WLicli we Offer with a Year’s Subscript*«
to this Paper for p, Trifle Mere ths«
Our Regular Subscription Pric«.
LX A. FINDLEÙ
Tillamook, Oregon.
-----------DEALER IN-
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Hats & Caps,
Boots & Shoes.
NOTICE FOK Pl BI.ICATION
land Oflhr at Oregon (ity, Oregon. Oct.
’l. is9’
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler hr. s' filed notice of his in
tenti.>n to make final pmofin suppott of his
clairi and that said proof will be made before
Cout t\ Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
mook, Oregon, on l»eeenilier, tj, i89o,vix:
Alfred Johnson,
I’t ‘-emption D. S., No. 0214 for the n e \ of arc.
12 tp. 1 u. r t» w.
Hr n'l’uvs tin- folio ring witnesses to prove 1,is
cm tinvous residence upon and cultivation of.
said lard, via
>.
Ik r. Junu s McLaren, andiirotgc Hines,
of Gales Cm k I’. O and Thomas M. Hines of
Forest Grove, all of Washingt.m county, Ore
gon.
22-2?
J T Appcraon, Register.
J. T. Apperwon, Register.
^ci t iitii i
TILLAMOOK
NOTICE t OR PCIJI.TCATION.
Ln’id oll’c»* Ht Oregon City, Oregon, Oct.
24, I - )-. Notice isliervbv given Hurt the follow-
ur.f ti tmet* svttler hats filc<i notice of hi« inten
tion lonnikt final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
mook, Ort jron,on December, I5. IF9O, vis:
B. *i: jam in Higginbotham,
Homrstt ad Entry No.
for lots 2, 5, 4 and 5
mt I . a
s >■ \ of Me, 2'), tp n. r 1 ■ tv .
He names the following witness t.» prove his
continuous residence Upon and cultivation of,
»lid md, viz
A. !,. .Vlderman, W. B Alderman and L.
Smith, all of Hobsonville, and Wm. Heitmiller,
of Tillamook all of Tillamook County, Oregon.
2J-27
J. T. Appcrson, Register.
.•2 J?
I^EJlE^L îqERCpAIÎDI^E
TO THE TOWN OF
Excellent accommodations and reasonr.b!-
rates.
NOTH E EOK PVPI.K’ATION.
Land O‘Hce at Ore gon ('ty, Oregon
I, IN
*. o . a hereby gtveu tl.m the
ing named settler has filed notice of his intention
to u’.'ke fin il proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
t’lcrk ot Tillamook Coui’ty, at l illaiuoek. Ore
gon, on De vwiKr In. ls«A>, v*a:
Alfred l»t‘ane.
Pre-emption 1» s No. f«;*;. for the n e*4 of sec.
is. tp .1 n. r y w.
lie names the follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
a ii«l lathi, vis
Il V Aliev R A. Todd. J II. Morris and S.
s .ell, all of Onion I’t ax. TillsnuKik County.
Oregon.
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DEALERS IN
The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value,
j
There
are good prospects for u rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and
N orth Y amhill , O regon .
uy
before
the rush, and while you can buy the choicest property cheap in
□ TAYLOR, Prop
SoTtCF SOR Pi’lU.ICATIOX.
Land otlicc at Oregon city, Oregon. Oct.
24. W m . \otice is hereby given that the folion-
Ing ntiimd *rttler hn« till'd notice of ids inten-
| lion to nuike final proof in t*upp<>rt of his claim,
and that b.rid i>root will be mude befóle the
! County 1 'lei k of 1 illtiniook County, at Tillamook
Oregon, oil December 1j. t^y), viz:
George m . Runyon,
Pre-emption D. S. No t.yt.l tor I.ot 4,« w ’ , of
11 w ’ , mid n v »4 of« w 11 of net*. 3, and Lot 1
1 of see. 4, tp. 1 n, r 9 w.
lie nanus the following wltnessei» to prove
ho cotrinuoiis reiddtnce upon und cultoatiou
1 of. s iiti land, viz;
Vinton K Rice. Jew. Gaudrau ami I.. Gau-
driiu of Tillamot k. and Daniel A Robey of
li.’v City, all id Tillamook eountv, Oregon.
22-27
J T. Apperson, Register.
Country Produce Bought. ’]
THE
LEADING
MERCHANTS!
MADE?
Will make regular trips, the weather permit
ting,, from
NOTICE FOR ri’BLlCATlON.
Land ot’ice at Oregon City, Ore., Oct. 24.
l*yo.--Notice is hereby given tliut the following-
named Nettler has tiled notice ofhU intention to
make final proof in support of I hh claim, tint!
that -aid [• «.of will be made before the Count)
Clerk <<f lillatnook County, nt Tillamook, Ore-
gon, on December, 16, 1^>6, viz:
Stephen Scovell,
Pre■»•♦nption I). S. N ». 1 -9...*». for the w ’„of n c
and e
of 11 w *.4 of sec. 12, tp. 3 n. r io w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Alfred Donne H. \ . Alloy, Lee Alley ami J.
H. Morris, all of Onion Peak, Tillamook < ounty
Oregon.
22-27
J. T. Appers >n, Register,
Look out for bargains in fall and winter cloth
1
ing soon.
fM*“
Drugs and Medicines
Wfods, •
Oregon.
yiLLAMOOK
I IVERY STABLE
lOl’IK > \ K I KR.
VC
E verything at
S pec i at
O regon .
T illamook .
STATIONERY, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARjj
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER’S |
brices :
SUPPLIES.
What Tillamook Has.
Picturcsquo scentry.
Over 90 miles of coast-line,
(’kun-beds till you can’t rest.
Streams full of trout ami sal.non.
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
A climate as good as any on the coast.
Plenty of game,—water-fowl, deer, elk,
i bear etc.
(ion I prospects for a rail-road in the
near future.
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem
and Nestucca.
Open hill land valuable for grazing
! and fruit -growing.
< bio of the prettiest and thriftiest towns
(Tillamook) in th? state.
An enterprising, prosperous, contented
ami hospitable class of people.
Tide land and bottum land, the richest
and most productive in the state.
A rapid, but healthy growth and most
promising prospects for the future.
Many quarter-sections of fairly go< ><1
gov« rnuient land which may be had for
the taking.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts and Nes-
tueca, which are already becoming pop
ular resorts.
Vast bodies of accessible timber which
is said to be the best and most valuable
m the North-west.
*
That blows good to everyone who is on the
General Xlercliandise,
alert and falls in line.
Drugs Medicines Hard
Public opinion has it that KING i$
ware Wood-ware Wil-
the cause of it, for his place is head-
low-ware Boots Shoes quarters for
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ancJ G roceries
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS,
Goods.
^ifi^All ToU-ma-t< rs in Tillamook count)
are agents for tin* H eau I. igh i
'<>pirs of this paper are on »ale nt the
Store off II. Wilcox I'o.. staib»ne - u.d :o -.
dealers Occidental hotel building, Portland, j
< »regoil.
Another Tornado!
DEA LEKS IX-
Hats, Dress Trimm ngs
It is a queer but probably wise
provision of nature, that those of
tire low er scale of intellect, require
but little to satisfy their ambition
and to gratify their vulgar wants.
What they do get Olli of life does
them as much satisfaction ns the
«■onsiimalion of the in.,re noble am
bitions and aspirations of those
who are superior in intellect ami
more refined in nature.
No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on
The requirements lor luxury are
metal bases.
♦ ♦
only
relative, after all. The very
We re«'-»ve the right to rej-*'t any advert! . '
ment that wc deem objceti.inable.
swine revel in the sw ill trough
*♦*
T j rm *.: C.iMh in advance for small ad'-ertis'*- with as much relish ns the culti-
ments, and payment is required »noutbiy or
quarterly on large contracts.
vated epicure has when lie feasts
Send all money bv dr ift, Postal Noto, Money '
on
the daintiest productions of the
Order or Registered Lett- r, at oui expense.
culinary art.
Oorresponduiice on topics ofg«?nc.al in!
invit I.
But. of all the fool;-., the fool who
Address all communications to
TllE H.IADLtGJIT,
is wise in his own conceit, is most
T illam ) ok , O r . I
abominable.
i
First-class
single
turnouts kept on
Boarding
and
double
hand
and transient
stock
oarefully cared for.
Watchmaker and Jeweler. Sfiliwell & Ebarman,
Cloek.
¿5.
PrnprietnrB
Boss Filled Cases a Specialty.
ALL
WORK
C entral
Warranted.*
M arket ,
L H. BroWn,
J. C. DAY, Proprietor,
»
that
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
The best of beef, veal, pork
and mutton on hand.
Eggs, butter, vegetables and ehickens
bought and sold.
Sfttl,factionguarranteed to everyone.
Shop op,cr.t« the Grand Central.
L. If Brown.
Wishing to largely increase the rircnh'ion
paper (lining the next six tnontlia. fe l"lTe /"’J
arrangemoidn with a New York pabli’kiBK **
whereby wc are enabled to offer a«» a prrmiyw «"•*
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