Tillamook headlight., April 17, 1891, Image 4

CHOICE
W.S. CONE’S LATEST AND BEST SUBDIVISION NOW ON THE MARKET.
LOCATION
FOR
RESIDENCE
Tlxis Tract Irac a Sig'lrtly’’ ZLocatiorx; Is practically X-e^rel; is dear, except a Toeaixtifhal Grrovg
in. tire Center, ■^rlriclx ■’^T’ill “toe w.ad.o inte a T’arHs, aad is close in..
A
PROPERTY
will to-
0» th. 3rav. 1 to...h r,o«ti^s thl. »rap.tr Thi. Win to« the
For further particulars, prices, terms etc., call on
“^77". S- OOZLTZE3,
an,« lu the
CUT,
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice for T imbek L and , A ct J vnf . 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
P u cue ATI on .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
I United States Lam! Office, Oregon City, Ore-
J
1 gon. Jan- 28, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that gon, Jan. 22, 189I — Notice is hereby given that
6a% in compliance with the provisions of the act of in compliance with the provisions of the act of
I
62» 2 Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘An act for the
timber lauds in the States of California,
CHARLES BRADLAUGH ON WOMAN
I 4ozU salt* of timber lands in the States of California, salt-of
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
I 85
SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.
Bradley F. Durphy,
Mary Tripp,
75
of Tacoma, County of Pierce, State of Washing­ of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of Ore­
O nions
”
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gon,
has
this
day
filedin this office his sworn
ton, has this day tiled in this office her sworn
May Hold State Offices—-Why Large Bou­
Dancing Her Chosen Art.
Can be made in the next three
statement No.2432.for the purchase of the n w1,. statement No. 24'31, for the purchase of the s e
T urkeys y tt> ....................... ...
13
y
K
of
section
6,
township
2 s, ranges "v st,
of sec. 2a, tp. 2 n, r J w, and will offer proof
quets Are rashionablc—Margaret Ful­
months selling
8 00
9 50
In one of the leading academies of New D ucks y doz.........................
to show that the land sought is more valuable and will offer proof to show that the land
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li 00
ler’s Niece -The Cleopatra Craze—Danc­
York city a charming girl of good birth G eesk ”
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ sought is more valuable for its timber or
THE
NEW
STANDARD
poses and to establish her claim to said land be­ stone than for agricultural purposes and to
S o0
6 50
aud social position is privately preparing C hickens —Old y doz.
ing Ifrr Chosen Art.
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at establish his claim to said land before the Regis­
Spring ”
herself to adopt stage dancing as her
ter
and
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
I Oregon City, Oregon.
on Friday, the oth
.’.
2«i
Personally, I bold, and always have
»5
Oregon, on Friday the 9th day of May, 1891.
dav of Mav, 1891. She names as witnesses:
profession. She is from the overflowing B utter —Brine ...................
He names as witnesses:
20
R T Davies and G F Williams of Portland,
”
Store, in Rolls... .
25
held, with John »Stuart Mill, “that wom­
ranks of suddenly reduced gentlewomen.
Geo. E Courtney, B A Oakes, E Drake and J I)
Ore..
II.
Roberts,
of
Tillamook,
Oregon,
and
40
”
Choice Dairy
37%
en have a« good a claim as men have, in
Cook
all of Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
J
G
Allen
of
Cape
Horn,
Wash.
When financial disaster camo and work E ggs —Oregon ......................
13
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
point of personal right, to tho suffrage,
Closing Up Windows.
was necessary for maintenance the ques­
above-described lands are requested to file their above-described lands are reguested to file their
Ail the new I890 census returns, revised nun.
”
Eastern
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.
or to a placo iu the jury box.” I am not
claims in this office on or before said 9th day claims in this office ou or before said 9tli day ol showing the New States, New Counties iu
The practice of closing up a window tion arose what she could do best. Dig L ard , Oregon.............. .......
lo
Vi
May i8ql.
I Railroads, New Post Offices, &c.
’
disposed to help to withhold or delay
of Mav, 1891.
in a chamber by placing the head of the she could not, and begging was an im­
”
Eastern ...................
H4
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8’i
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J. T. Apperson Register.
them in the exercise of their right to tho
9
BEAUTIFUL
bed against it irf not safe without »ome possibility; but since babyhood her feet B acon —Clear Sides ............
9%
parliamentary sufl'rago on tho ground
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Hams ... ............
»3’4
other contrivance to shut off the wind. hud been inspired. She danced as others
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., March <5, Indexed diagrams of the principal cities shn
that enfran”! ising 1" :-Jation i ; temjx)
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the following- ing the streets, parks, etc., colored chart»
8
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Shoulders ......... ...
Paper is the best material for such a sang and poetized. So, pocketing pride
25. 1H0I.—Notice is hereby given that the named settler has filed notice of his intention tc diagrams, valuable statistics, political historvi
tarily inexpedient to the ¡Kilitical party
4 00
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3 80
use, a.4 it is hut «lightly porous. So be­ ami prejudice, the little lady determined F lour —Willamette
following-named settler has filed notice of his .nuke final proof in suppoit of his claim, and the United Slates, etc 1,000 Reference TaX!
with which I am identified. 1 am as-
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Country Brands ... . 3 65
intention to make final proof in support of his that said proof to ill be made before the Count) 50O fine Engravings.
fore you place the little (laughter’s bed to be honest, bravo public opinion and
90
claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
eured by Henry Labouchere, my col­
”
Eastern Oregon..
. 3 5o
3
against the northern window, get paper burnish up the sole talent nature had
the Register and Receiver of the United States gon, on April 25,I891, viz:
TEN BOOKS IN ONE,
league in the representation of North­
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, on May I9,
—newspaper will servo—and, closing the given her. Everything pointe to u brill­
Albert Marolf,
A practical, useful work which every bu.in,.
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
ampton, and who, as f ir back as 1867.
1&91, viz:
outside shatters, seal up tho window. iant artistic future, and those who have
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7235, for Lots 15, I7, 18 man, every home, every achcol. prife^aS
Colin Allison,
actually voted in favor of woman suf
nmu. mechanic or tai mer wants ami will
and 19 of sec. 2, tp. S s, r 10 w.
Tho mucilage or paste needed to fasten seen this, the first society woman ever
Picturesque scenery,
Pre-emption, D. S. No. 7166, for the w % ofse’T,
frage, that Hie uffu( t of giving tho wom­
He names the following witnesses to prove Thia is the best Atlas for the price ever i«rri
I
Over
90
miles
of
coast
line,
I he pajxir to tho casing will wash off essaying such a step in America, aver
• 1of S w 1 , of sec. 32, tp. 3 S, r 8 w.
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
E«')bodv wanu'-ti,
en of N( ;11 •»nj Lui the ¡ rrliamentury
He names the following witnesses to prove his of, said land, viz:
easily in the spring and leave the paint that she will rival E! lerand Lola Mon­ I Clam-beds till you can't rest.
'■■"■us statistics. Vl).
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
suffrage would be to ensure my defeat
have a golden opportunity tor tnom v walk/
Otto
Walther,Edward
Henke
and
H
G
.Sprague
i
Streams
full
of
trout
and
salmon.
and wood work uninjured. With closed tez.—Illustrated American.
said land, viz:
of Nestocton, and Alfred Gubser of Tillamook, Don't waste time waiting, but cud $ioofor£
in that borough at tho next general
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
James Norris. A M Orick, J D Jones, and John all of Tillamook, County, Ore.
elegant outtit at once. Remember,
blind« and drawn shade neither the
Moon,
all
of
Beaver,
Tillamook
Co.,
Oregon.
election. If I knuw this to Le true it
|
A
climate
as
good
as
any
on
the
coast.
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Wliat n St.-qje Dress Costs.
neighljur witlgmt nor the visitor within
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ONE MILLION
A large and well equipped livery stable.
would not kinder rio from casting lay
Parisian tictresses f<o to a very great
will guess your ixandiv.urk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Plenty of game: water-fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc.
will tie sold during istu on account of th. I
vote in favor of woman snffrnge, even if
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March Atlases
Any window in chamber, hallway or extreme in the way of costume. Many I Good prospects for a railroad in the near NOTICE OF A I’ POINT ME NT OF EXECUTOR.
new
census,
and this is tile first amt Lest iu U.,.
9, 189I. Notice is hereby given that the follow­ field, Address,
lr.y vote alone should bo required to pass
j
st'.re rot in, w here shutting out the light of them have to receive immense salaries i future.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
the bill.
tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim,
is not ( bjeclionuble, can be treated in simply on account of the length of their ! Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, County of Tillamook.
I d< uply vr.bie the n pr< entation of
and
that
said
Proof
will
be
made
before
the
I11 the matter of
the same manner, and tho warmth and dressmaker:? bills. The sum of $5,000, ! Netarts and Nestucca.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
The Estate of
Not t!. i;..pt n, but tho grant of tho right
723 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
mook, Oregon, on May, 9, I891, viz:
comfort gained will lx* surprising. Some- which Mlle. Marie Magnier, of the The­ i Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit­
of woinnn to tho suffrage cannot ba de­
Lester Kingsley,
tiin it is <!♦ irablo to entirely shut off ater Gymna.se, Paris, receives annually, growing.
termined by th” fact that if legalized
SETH HIMES,
Homestead Entry No. 8565, for the n
of n w’ t
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla-
part < f a ballwuy <>r entry. A curtain is insufficient. Iler toilets alone cost
Deceased. ol sec. 18, tp, 2 s, r 9 w., and e of 11 c J4 of sec.
her e.'h rc ifv </f that right, ac(’oi*diug to
of < nnton flannel or some heavy material nearly vf),000 a year. I11 llalcvy’s com i mook, in the state.
N
otice is hereby given to whom it may con­ 13, tp. 2 s, r lo w.
her c a.-< i pee,
I be p rsonally hos
He names the following witnesses to prove his
edy, “L’Abbe Constan tin,” she wore a 1 An enterprising, prosperous, contented and cern that Sarah J. Iliines, the undersigned has
til« to rny.;i IT. ?Ir. W. (,’rem r, M. p., j v. ill h< lp, 1 nt a partition of paper is
hospitable class of people.
been appointed by the above named Court continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
much mon* effectual. A slight frame­ beautiful drew of exceedingly delicaU*
said
land, viz:
Executrix
of
the
last
Will
and
Testament
of
the
i Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
nn old ("¡.artist, a modern eanx ; Radi-1
T Harris, O H Olsen, M Perking and B F Ely
above named estate. Now therefore, all persons
cal and a eon; i t< ot advocate of peace, I work of pine woo I should I xj fastened to white l.u- «an J gold, ro. ting$1,500. Mlle. most productive in the state.
all
of
Tillamook, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
having
claims
against
said
estate,
arc
required
the wall, and to this two or tlnw thick- Jeanne Gra iter receives $100 anight to
A rapid, but healthy growth and most promis­ to present them to 111c at Tillamook, Tillamook
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
is a ros<dlito opponent of the concession ;
m
(.1 pH|x?r should be
When pla}’ “Li Fillea Cacolet” at the Varieties. ing prospects for the future.
County,
Oregon,
with
the
proper
vouchers
with
­
of the pridiain’ .ntary HifTrago to woman,
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
six months from date of this notice.
Nearly two-1 birds of her salary goes in
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern­ in Dated
on tho avow-• 1 ground that women are | a preltv ctu Uain !• hung over it, the do-
this 13 day of March 1891.
Land office al Oregon City, Oregon, March
tic makeshift will pre. hi a d<-c >r.i- dress. The dresses which Mme. Doche ment land which may be had for the taking.
2, I89I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
E. E- Selph
j
i
Sarah J. Himes,
anti-Radit .1.
Mr. Mill, forty years I
i.e it;, ct quite burprising.—’larpor’s 1 wore i.i the title role of **La Dame aux
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and
settler of
has
tiled notice of his inten­
Attorney for > ing-named
< Executrix
said
since, argtra ; with the Charii. tu, wrote i
final proof
in support of his claim,
said estate.
) tion C to make
estate.
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Camellias” cost $600. The cost times now Nehalem, which are already becoming popular
Bazar.
that “To «1 Lire ti : J a v : '• in tho gov- |
and
that
said
proof
will be made before the
PETITION FOR LICENSE.
worn by Mino. Sura Bernhardt in the resorts
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
erm nont iz th
Mar {.»ret Fuller's Nice«.
Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said j
mook, Oregon, on April 21, I89I, viz:
same plav will srll for ten times that
Eiand it ci !y fu
A nice ■ of M ug.iret Ftill-r it living in •;um.—New York Ledger.
to be the best and most valuable in the North­
Will Purify a. Blootft nwjlAf.th.
Joseph 13. Lester,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
undersigned
Lhcr and Kfdn»y» and Hftort th«
ly, to which t
1 hiiibi-:d<*•• who i.i, in her way, almost
west.
HIRIi
1 Pre-Emption D. S. No. 5780, for the w y2 of n w
Health and Vliforof Youth. Dyspepsia,
will, at the next ensuing term of the County ’4 °f !’ec- 3! 11 ’2
ator
Hunt of Appetite, Indicention.
lungE -is to re;
n
e
of
sec.
4,
tp.
1
n,
r
7
w.
A
harbor
which
will
be
one
of
the
best
on
the
■4 mmkud ( dirucU.-r au washer famous I
A Hint for llrhlr,.
Lack of Strength and Tired
Hlrt
Couit of the State of Oregon for Tillamook 1 He names the following witnesses to prove his
coast,
when
a
few
thousand
dollars
are
spent
|
Feel
IngabBolulelycii
red.Bones,
RUCO of I line,
trot Falter ha 1 two
ng Att
A bride of next month is having’ lier
county, to-wit: The first Wednesday in May j continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
muscles and nerves reoeira
denies the 1 <iTr
■ said land, viz:
-vf force. Enlivens the mind
rothers, Iiirt; a rd and .Arthur, both wed iiujgown imide of some interesting improving it.
189I, apply to said Court for a license to sell
John Herrington, Walt. J Smith, Carl Hunt
nd uuppliee Brain Power.
Half-a-dozen
fine
rivers,
which
with
their
|
1st only !
1
mich younger i'mn herself. Each had* and vulnable heirlooms, portions of
•=------
Suffering from complaiat}
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in less I and James F. Reeher, all of Tillamook, Tilla-
on? of the* • I.
lied, 1 • nr:' a family, r nd th * two fami- which have composed parti of the wed­ tributaries, are jf Inestimable value for naviga- ■ quantities than one gallon, in the precinct of mook County, Orc.
tion
and
floatii
g
jgs.
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J.
T.
Apperson,
Register.
TONIC a oafn aud epeady c re. Give« a clear, bnai.
down to th'.'i:
i< ; make lheir h .?..•• together. Miss E. ding gown i of her mother, grandmother
Beautiful an t j. roductive prairies which con- { Nehalem, in said County, for the term of one
thy complexion. Frequent attempts at counterfeit.
laugh.
Ing only add to the popularity of the originsl.
r.der is the d.mghtvr of one of the and .'rent-grandmother. The under part tain many farm suitable for dairying, stock- year, according to the prayer of the annexed
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Do not experiment—set the ORIGINAL and UIIT.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March 19
petition. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 24th
>.-<)(h -r.<, mid v ’kn a very young girl of the go vn is to be made of satin, over raising and general agriculture.
(Dr. HARTPrVS LITTLK LIVttR PILLSk
189I.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
following
Cure Oonattpation, Liver Cumpiuint and Bickl
day of December, 1891.
H enry T oue .
.Ii; map,>ed out. th<* course < f her life which tire to bo draped two lac? shawl»
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
Head ache. Sample Dose and Dream B«.ok|
To the Hon. County Court of the State ot Ore­ to make final proof in support of his claim and
mailed on receipt of two r.«nte in postaue.
f
mil has realiz. d her ¡»Ians. She had the of full sise. a llonnco which will entirely
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
that said proof will be made before the County
Dr. HARTER MSDlGINf. CO., SLLodA.Ia
gon, for the County of Tillamook.
lo-Tnry instiuc!-. of her family, but felt surround the skirt, aud there are at
of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
Your petitioners, residents and householders . Clerk
gon, on May 19, i891, viz:
list Le\ .»tioti to tli ‘in was too precarious many yards of lace to match as will elab­
A good bank.
| l’IiHg in thè
within Nehalem Precinct, aud legal voters
T. F. Harris,
t reliance for self ? upport. So Miw | orately trim tho corsage. The Lice veil
A drug store.
We have the Exclusive Control^
within said Precinct of Nehalem, Tillamook Pre-emption I). S. No. 6O39. for the e J4 of n e ’ t
riglit tu hold
’uder gave her«elf to the special study worn by the grandmother is to put the
A jewelry store.
County,
Oregon,
do
hereby
petition
your
Hou.
« i 1
s
w
%
of
n
p
and
11 w % of s e % sec.30, tp 2 s,
in other thnn
A good saw mill.
•f languages, the modern classics iu | finisliiu;; touch to this toilet, and as the
Body to g»ant to Henry Tohl a license to sell r 9 w.
ur.thor of thè
A Fire Company.
names the following witnesses to prove
french ami German, going abroad to bri ie i i a iar?.' an 1 striking looking girl,
1 spirituous, vinous aud malt liquors within said his He
entr ivo lì;rupe:ie, of Botta­
continuous residence upon and cultivation
Two
newspapers.
wrfect I.' r. -■(•If in their mastery. Re- sh" will In able to wear wit.’i .good effeof
1 precinct in quantities less than one gallon, for of said land, viz:
IM
li t:ivc3 unlimitcd
Several public halls.
Frank Goyne, Charles Wells, O R Lawrence,
the term of one year from the first Wednesday
. iirning. ¡ ho uxik u robpon.siblo placo in such a rich gown.—New York World.
a ( f 1< .1 a,;!*, und con­
A beautiful town site.
S M Johnson, all of Nestocton, Tillamook
1 in May, i891. Aud this
t
your petitioners will and
!n* '
ibnd , • library, uh H r * arbiter of
County
Oregon.
•Hl ino i i'fiit to b.old any
Two photograph galleries.
ever pray
he i-’.r.. h aad German d qiartment in
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Aiiv.incc
of
M'orunn
’
s
FdacnHoii.
Connnod ions warehouses.
1* t .1 ■ I • ì 1 » of Kamgiii.
Joseph
Argello
H.
C.
linker
lying a: I celccli 1 f. The pkc .»wax one
Tn education wo:n<*ti have achieved
An excellent school building.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
C. W Alley
Un !, r I > • < i ■! i»v; Lr.v thè womon nl-
William I.attie
f raiaried importance, t. », and after 1 brilliant successu:< at tie London univer­
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March I3
I Joseph Effenberg
A. L. Alderman
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
itheri
tvitdy <nj«y L.ni;i(ipnl ruffrago, and
1891.—Notice is hereby given that the following
' W. Shollmeyer
F. Lange
»v» nd yeaix she lias r tired with a . sity, mid Newuham and Girton haw
Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
Leve 1 »r t ’.ii'*' • < .1 Mr J uan ( njovud thè
j Win. Tubbsing
named settler has hied notice of his intention
Wm. Oliver
r.'rij bt ( 4ii]»ct ’acy. and can give her- ' lengthy muster roll.«, in which one of the
The
head
of
navigation
on
tide
water.
1
William
Batterson
to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
and
Neal Knight
privile; • ( i‘ vi '.itiq i r city r.nd k ’I km J
SHA
that said proof will be made before the County
Thomas Gallagher
Charles Svamon
•1/ I > litiT.ny work. She lia« .a book most rac-nt laurel crowned names i.i that
Many el?gaut and commodious residences.
offici rx imd ( f 1 artic qiiiling in city uon-
I George E. R Dean Isaac R. Holmes
Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
Good stores in most every line of business.
icaily ready for j ubl¡ration, and its <q>- of the (langbUT of th'» famous Henry
H. II. Downing
gon,on May 11, 1891, viz:
N. Zimmerman
vcntii>na ub i hu I io « 1 » h • u L ìodh . Inudozen
Public buildings that are a credit to any town.
A. J. Keaton.
sar.uire will be anticipated with in- Fawcett. In medicine, despite many
press trai
G. Joel 11 el lh off,
!
in: lai.ei h ila v • l.h-n beve tedimi eli-
Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. A- R.
xaiH. Euston Budget.
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7400, for the n e
of sec.
rrnei rebuff«, women have now honors, lodges.
lire vu.’itn.l • f tho governino»t < f «mali
28, tp 2 s, r 9 w.
and uro carrying them even into our
citi( .)i:i Krr. .-i Ir. 1 ¡n <■!<•( t io» of mavor
He names the following witnesses to prove
A large local trade from the surrounding
Dinner DcMNcrta.
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
A.datic
dominions,
and
maintaining
there
country.
mal cuuiic iltiicii ( f theiv uwn »ex. In
of said land, viz:
CLUBBING LIST
Tlvre t a modern elaborateness in the witifcdignity and high repute the sue
Anu don't haut
have to offer a prize toeeiltKt
fe
Daily mails and stages connecting with the
ita tho (J.leo of »»¡»vrinteudent
A G Anderson, John 1* Allen, J II Hull and F
Oood8, for its the BEST MADE. EoeryWd"*
linnur tio^ert v.’i Ji whi< h society is Nf cewfiil practice of the healing art. In railroad at North Yamhill.
Hefty all of Nestocton, Tillamook county,
i1 tiow tillod by wotuen, and
H
eadlight
and
Toledo
Blade
1
year
........
$2.15
Oregon.
itming itjelf mme than ever l>efore. literature an I philosophy the array of
An enterprising class of citizens who are de­
•
” Weekly Cull (S. F.)
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sweets in path ul ir art* nn important
itMhfet e:
. • l . !..•( WM feature . I table adornment. The pret- front lank name« is largo and evergrow­ termined to build up the town.
” Weekly Exainiuer
”
-------- I2.5O
A Fair Association with ample grounds which
nwrWr®'. I ut nho wa 1 di loate 1.
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
ing.—London Cor. Boston Transcript.
”
West Shore
...........$450
n st way of Kervm r these is in little «il-
will soon be put in good shape.
P ublication .
”
Century Magazine
”
il r-entitu «nt i:i Kansas ha«
TILLAMOOK,
ORE
>5
00
United
States
Land
Office, Oregon City, Ore­
vi 1 tray«, plates, I oa I ., salt cellars, etc.,
Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholics
New York girls, not to lie outdone by
„ Detroit Free Press
”
12.00 gon, March 7, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that,
r<»n,T fur fumale «iif-
•r in \ 1 net tin glass trays and saucers. their English rival«, have an extremely and Christian denominations represented.
in
compliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
”
Mammoth Cyclopaedia ”
.......... $2.00 Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
ora <»f tho l’ariner«‘
THE CRY OF MILLION
Almost every branch of business and profes­
lieu fruit i i scarce and dear, a fruit good “ladies’ eleven” of their own, who
”
Dickens' Works
”
......... $2.00 sale of timber lands in the States of California,
t.ll committod tu tbo
««.lad in a large bowl is a very welcome play an excellent game of cricket in the sion represented that is necessary to the welfare
Twenty-five
complete
novels
to
any old sub- Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
OH.
S7TCK!
n?i 1 unhurrd anifrage. 0 rm of • rvii.g it. whil? among con
of an enterprising community.
Daniel E. Goodspeed,
scriber who will bring us one new subscriber.
privacy of the Berkeley Oval. The ath­
itrola la • lower brnnch
of Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of
Steamer connection with Portland the
STOP IT NOW,
•» ria s, the delicious Portuguese quince letic young women of Gotham are ad
These rates apply only to new subsCribtrs and Oregon, has this dr.y filed in this office his
Augusta and Louis Olsen making regular trips
«ni Mr. 8 ou | m * xm *'« j u te and in;<: z.ipane, or any Turkish,
to those who pay arrearage and renew their swonj statement No 2435, for the purchase of
SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATI
lt ìh quite \\ c-.t Indian <r Chinese preserves are dieted t<> hot key also, n« well n« Bad besides frequent visits by other small steamers. subscription before the cud of this month.
the n ’2 of n w ’4, rw ’< of n w y, sec. 25. and
minton, quoits and archery, while their
s <• b of n e * 4 of sec. 26, tp. 2 s, r 10 w. and will
I have been troubled many rears
luny nl.40 jituM gt ncrallv acceptable.
SENI.
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
disease of the kidneys and have
capacity tor tennis is illustrated by such
r.re inv<«hod
valuable for its timber or stone than foragricul-
many different remedies and
Y
t’< r b.»ul>oi;.i and prt*served fruits, each habitual tutors as Miro Helen Read.
,
tural
purposes,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
sought
aid
from
different
ph
SOCIETY
DIRECTORY
tto Journal.
¡«•i:.ou must < lioiwc tor herself, but glace Miss Marion Read, Miao Mellin, and
said land before the Register and Receiver of
without relief. About the 15th of j
I was suffering from a very vi
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday,
truits are p r’ii.q>s more t<M>thsaiuo than Mrs. Salisbury.
attack that almost prostrated me
j the 23rd day of June, 1891.
«
r
pil.LAMOOK
LODGE
NO.
57,
ciystaHi:.<*d ones. Blancht*«l pistachios
111
such
a manner that I was bent
I
He
names
as
witnesses:
I A. F. fit A. M., meets on the
1 George Riefenberg. A M Hare, W S Cone and When I sat down it was almost impossible for
A Parisian fad in the wearing of top
will b“ a novelty to many and k».»k very
first Saturday night of each
Lir.<0 I
' C Tilden, ail of Bay City, Tillamook County Ore. to get up alone, or to put on my clothe«, wi
ullffl
month.
Special
meetings
for
work
pretty; little c.nkes ma.lt* of them, ch<q> boots by society belles when driving in
Any and all persons claiming adversely the kind Providence sent Dr. Henley, with I
1UJ UM
ever; Friday night. Visiting breth­
BECAUSE THEY ARC
I above-described lands are requested to file their OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
]«*d and ¡«minded, are very commend­ phaetons or other high seated carriages.
ren invited to attend.
RISI
U if it In
1 claims in this office on or before said 23th day hotel. I immediately commenced
II. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
The boots an* made of the softest pos­
June, 1891.
•lespnir
1fiiiallv I’UU < f t .<•111. ivh.i,.. able. if a pineapple be used, it may I m »
using the tea.
It had an almost
G. O. Nolan, Sec’y.
D. M. F kkky & Co’s
sible patent leather, or else of morocco
44-1
J. T.Apperson, Register.
weil
to
mention
a
crafty
device
of
cut
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
V O
t to l>u tu -nt toniti f r
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced
with kid tops, which are richly embroid­
ting
it
out
inn
solid
cylinder
from
the
ishment
of
all
the
guests
at the hotel,
his i ’etcì:
ut t > two iintmuisely
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ered in : ilks. They have either high or
in a few days,I am happy to state,
'FII.I.AMOOK LODGE No.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, April 2.
f Ihll’eu Ic• W u.i<*u n:rl volunteered t > rind, which remain« intact like a hollow
I
94.
I.
O.
O.
F.
meets
in
I will
.For 1891 will be mailed free !
I 189i.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­ that I was a new man.
car . The friut u then slice I, piled up low heels, anti the fashion was brought
Odd Pel low’s hall every
fun.:,’» th<
11U illlb ly w ithout nioiiey
no all applicants, and to hstscason’sl
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­ recommend the tea to all afflicted
from Spain into France, whence it will
Saturday night, except the
as I have been.
I
customers.
It
is
better
than
ever.
1
tion
to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
very liuti i as Iwfore, and its rind and crown «lipped
I.:id wilb.1 1 It 1 1.. ■, wii i t
first Saturday of each mouth.
1 Every person using Gardi-nt A
nn till it is net'led.—Detroit doubtless extend into this country.
I and that said proof will be made before the
1 "i iblo, j l ovti’b d the over it
G. A. TUPPER,
W. H. Cooper. N. G.
B
Flotvtr or htld S/fd:,
fl
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla-
Fre<» Prc.ss.
B. F. Ely, Sec’y.
1
fl should send for it. Address fl
J mook, Oregon, on June 1, 1891, viz;
■;ly 1’1 • liitujuete at par­
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
The now Countess iVvonnc, nee And-
fl D. M. FERRY 4 CO. g
tie«., d. P<*
Willian J. Himes,
Santa Rosa. Cal.
to. II , .itiran’i'.'il to give
Fat Iler In I' i I hih » fnr (load Work.
envied, who e marriage in Washington
fl
DETROIT, MICH.
fl
! Pre-emption D. S. No. 62IO. f r the v *4
,
U.... . w
Il V. 11 the) ,1. u-e 1 t.
Misu (' i.nldit' Stirling, a voting Eng- w one of tho social evente of tho sea­
fl Largest Seedsmen m the world ■
Ibany a'
of sec- I7, and
of se»< of see. 18, tp. 1 n, r 7 w
''OKINTFI POST, G.A.R meets on
i.n Pacii
u nii, nr.d ev< n to "throw liMi girl of ninny |>?ri*<>nal »ttractioux. son there, is very voting and beautiful.
! He names the following witnesses oprove his
aESS
TR
fa” the y.ir •L< .111 1 t ;:-d.< of lovrly riblio.-i wiw fixiigiie.1 to tin1 comtnAnd of tin
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, ,
the first Wednesday of each
She is not vet twenty yean old, And is
• said land, viz:
th. t t w
in < h -I to gild the lily and tinny (Salvation) cor]« at Orlon, Switaar- aUmt live fuel in height. She has a very
month in Grand Army Hall.
Walter J Smith, John Herrington, Frank
Of << in o th, «.' two In- lan l. In thoo.irno. t prosecution of what slight and graceful ft;;uro, with bine
Herrington and Janies Reeher, all of Tilla­
mook, Tillamook County, Oregon.
J. IV Maxwell, Commander.
du i r.ciup; led . 1:11! tli irt’.twuy it I,-. -I10 l. lo? -I to l>o a goi.l work. Mm
errs an 1 w ivy, gulden hair, and «he is
4&-51
J. T. Apperson, Register.
crue
1 f» in to carry the To- ,-.>t Stirling not only preached to adult», but
II. Roberts, Adjutant.
very vivacious and witty.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
buuqnvt
Tin ■ ■
II u Kll.l get.
HOM coven to cover | Land Office
made friend, with little cliildren, to
at Oregon Citv, Oregon, March
At HI 1; >*0 r. :.t bdli, dinners and whom ahe t.mght hymn». The anthor-
Ful y Abren- t with tiw
Mrs. Li la M. Johnson is serving her
j 19. 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
EAS-
dm. .«tin
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
1 ‘ h ive . 1.
1 from one itici of the canton became nlarnnsl. thin.] year aa provident
of the school
tion to make final proof m support of his claim,
f mr bou □u >1« uh. Ono of the love- looked up an old ordinance which for- board nt Loveland, Colo.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
and that said proof will be made before the
The
secretary,
ForHe’- >’ !
■< t •
1 w nt r. an 1 by actual l>adc any attempt to proaelyte minors Mr. Cunningham, and
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla-
________ _
the treasurer.
r
, mook,Oregon.on May 16, 1891. viz:
l' • 1 . st evercarried in and bad Miss Stirling arrested. She was Mr. Brant. ire most estimable citizens.
Thomas
Shillinglaw
Garden
Seed.
Ton mook C hibok , m . E. Cavava,
tUJSOHIl ■
■ a in : liti, ut bouquet Imprisoned in a dungeou in that old The board works in perfect harmony
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7229, for Lot 8 of sec.
and Lots 10. 11, 12 and 13 of sec. 30, tp 3 s, r i O w
Vcata prison of Chilton, with rats for compan­ and to the ratisfaction of the schools and First Sunday iu the month, Long Prairie
He names the following witnesses to prove his
i.> nt bdl. It «,w made ions. Iler friends made an np|«'al m her patrons.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
.
Pleasant Valley
said land, viz:
MODI
.. ■
■ ‘ii on la Is and lilies of liehalf, pending which she was released
Jn,'.
,.
” Tillamook
David Roads
and W R Robedce. of Woods,
Mt ’. Frances Hodgson Bnniett will
tin* valhy, 1 1 tied with exquisito rib- on bail. The »¡ ¡cal was denied, how­
Birave.
and A T White and A J Rhodes of Hembree
Kitehi.
,¡2
Grass, Clover and all kinds of
lx ms t f hi’
all of Tillamook Co., Oregon.
I, *. M.
gi'eea. It eo>t a slim ever, and Miss Stirling want back to her »h i lly rvtuni tu Auivric* to rrei.le iu 4l.,
„
’’ Tillamook
11.00
43 4®
J- T. Apperson. Register
!:.r ■ ■ «•*• >v
o in o;i: eu a walking girl dum,< on tosei voout tho test of her term her \\ »»hni^tiut homo iuid etigaxe u|>on Sunday School In Tillamook every Sunday 2 00
le« Tilla
tn 1 vrtuct u
7-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
[ for Noi
it t r ix in ntha. New of imprisonment 10U days. After *lw two »ton.« and a ph»y, which are long rnt yi r met'tingsi Thuraday even Inga
1
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City.
Ora
1
n,
March
If apectal paatortal service is desired, call on
Yurk CoutuHelliU
conni
had servol her fnll time the gallant prviui», .|, but ¡Kudponed ow.ug to Ute the undersigned al the Parsonage, opposite the
19, IMl.-Nottci- is herchv given that the follow­
Ir Portia
court house.
ing-named settler has filed notice o his inten­
Sa-irn sent her m*roKi the frontier under aickueM aad death of her boy.
G1low» at the Tlientr«.
tion to make final proof in support o l;is ( laim
J. H. W ood , Pastor.
If rei ght (
military escort with a decree forbidding
and that Mid proof nil! be made More thè
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc-
■ store, *
At tbe tl
Mrs. Ce«si« Hilmer, thv president of
tn. oa any night in the her ever to return. Crolsiblv the deervm
(ounty clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook.
W’t*«>k y u ( n n j < ■ ■ I: .e |wirs of dirty and
Oregon, on May 1«. lsql, viz:
t ie A^vi^tion of (.'.’llogiate Aliiiunn*.
•engera
was mn <sa ary.—New York Sun.
Alexander Marolf,
ni>il( d white
Iix. edited twelve volumes of the appel­ apfoimtmrnt « Tito, a moor C ircuit \f f
1
' • i on the hands of
Homestead Entry No. éqti, for the w S of 11 e
C mircm S outh
A
C.RA-ND
INVESTMENT
ladle« tlum - IV. n! 1 ira i.;ino could tv
late courts f r her father, J ud^e Brad­ First Sunday in the month, Tillamook It. a . M. Tor ths FMOily, S?ho< i, er Fr >(<■•».U
s e ’ 4 of n e 14 and n e % of s e 11 of sec. 15, tp
The Clcoputrs Cniie,
Library
and
”
••
»•
, .
2s. rio w.
fom.d in nil' ■w York. Tlio tu< n» fash-
Of Ok« patra we want t » know every­ ley. It ia her inteotioa to pnw live tew. Second Sunday. Wallace «chool house, ? a 3® e i*. ■.
Th«
Anthentto
V/e'ratrr
’
?
Unn-
He names the following witnesses to prove
X.
louable th » t nul||. nee and place, the more thing. and wo mean to find out. Ewry
Third Sunday. South Prairie,
ti.
Bee Keepers’ Supplies.
his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
A. X.
sridaed !_'fctio--ary. compriaüig th
Pleasant
Vallt
y
y.
of.
«aid land, under Section 2t0t. R 8.
All
the
Cleopatra«
of
the
stage
are
P.
M.
Usaes of 18G4, *T0 & 'b 1. capy;i,- htoa
1 fashionable woman whtw figure permita
Pleaaant Valley
John Bumgarner. H B Moòre. John Theiler. We want you for a customer. Gif* 0
1*. X.
»rop.rty
of
.hc
w-Ju-.U
-e
l.toaow
women
oí
mature
jeam.
Bernhardt
is
r ourth Snndy Hoquarton school house It. A. M.
and K Blum, all of Nestocton, Tillamook Co.,
' in wearing raiment in Egyptian style—
a trial order.
rbonmrtkly KcvU«i end Ealnrnd Oregon.
Long Prairie
w
2 jO A. M
t or aa near it at« modern inmtea and man­ 46 aud Mrs. Langtry and Fanny Daven-
vnd .. n dlitf rgui.hir.a «Ul.,
43“48
J. T. Apperson, Register.
PORTLAND MARKET.
WOMAN’S WORLD.
York, even among the Four Hundred,
who can afford to wear white kid gloves
on what are called fashionable occasions
—that is, at theatres, receptions, balls
and so on— because to do so requires the
purchase of a new pair of gloves for
each occasion. Whit • glovca soil with
a single wearing, so that they really are
not fit to wear again. But women who
wish to appear to be fashionable wear
them until they art* a sight to behold. I
prefer myself to wear a clean pair of tan
gloves to the theatre rather than a dirty
pair of white gloves.”—New York Press.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
“Cleopatra the Divine, the Younger,"
with a bust of this queen, and the other,
fo
O ats —Gray............................ $
•‘Antony, Dictator, for the third timo
60
White
............ ..
Triumvir," with portrait, are being worn W heat —Willamette
1 38
by ineu and women.—New York Cor.
I 3o
Walla Walla..........
Chicago Herald.
P otatoes y, loo tbs..............
70
500
DOLLARS
ATL
CEfW
OF TflE
2
’
, AGENTS
'-J , ,
THE HISTORY COMPAMV,
{
!
IRON
Í
L AD! ES
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
WM. OLSEN,
USE
THE BEST.
S eed A nnual
I I
F. L. Posson & Son,
A rd EV/ COOK
.
SEEDS
SEEDS iV
SEEDS
SEEDS
01 b
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
•'
r
*
That
Wl.hl1 t
*
ners will allow -and the up» <kwl or
alive, wrought, cast or caught, us of
immense lubrot as a |>enk»ual orn»-
luxiat or a ca^el prult'go.
Cleopatra
skirts amt .uid.d.«, Cleopatra eveniug
wrap« fur the head, Cleopatra voila fur
driving <>a cold days Cleopatra girdkw
-everything ricept Cleopatra manne'a
¡* rt are each 40. Mrs. James Brown
l\>ttcr is tin» youngs st of them all.
CHMItTlAM CXTICR.
Soni.' wng reerntly started the story Flder H R M oxxam , I'aator Will preach at
Tillamook on the third ami fifth Sunday*« of
that Mra. Stanley h about hi write a each
mouth, at Ii cO a m ., and 7^0 r. M. All
book entitled “How I Found Stanley ” are cordially invitod.
»ml she is receiving lettera front peofJe
who think it is trae.
tho name of Wobstcr s In‘ern».
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tional Dictionary.
Office at Oregon City, Oregon. March
E iitorial wo k open thio mrislrn »9 I^nd
1*>91 — Notice ix hereby given that the fol­
bas b«ax in octivo ; ro<rc ■ for oror lowing
named aettler has filed notice of her in
Ycaix Not 1 cm than Owo Hu», tention tn make final proof in >u ppor t of her
arwd pnid oditorial laberers ! «▼< claim and that Mid proof will be made before
n oui ar od iipou it*
lonnty Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
Oror 1300.000 oxpanlrt«l lu its mook, Oregon, on May. 20. 1W1. viz.
Cecelia E Bavtev,
ir-p-nUon befer» th« Orst oouy „
112r,
e*'^d
No. tjfu. for Lol»«. 5. t». 1*,
s jrrinfed,
•nd U, o I mc . 2, tp. J.,r,w.
•Itlcal caw
She n«mt. the following witnenn to prom her
"I*»" «»<1 cnltlr.Uoq of,
F. L. Posson & Sofr
209 2d St, Portland. Or
to Miller
AVR Tin
I t brq '