Tillamook headlight., April 24, 1891, Image 4

CHOICE
BAR X
W.S. CONE’S LATEST AND BEST SUBDIVISION NOW ON THE MARKET.
LOCATION
RESIDENCE
PROPERTY
A
o- BH. BTM—1 b—ft.OKvU-3 tbl. property. THU. will b- th. ftrv.-t dHv. iu the =cuMy
b-
For further particulars, prices, terms etc., call on
- S- CO1TE, 2-3-2^-'TZ" OTT*3T
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3. IX7S.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J une 3, i S/S.-^N otick for
roiCTI.A Nil MAItKKT.
P ublication .
Pt'( I.K AT1ON
i in Small Ponds In Winter.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
United States I and (Wire, Oregon City, Ore­ I United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore-
Flntx In I'uriA.
Ono of the ir.ciilonts i f a bard an I
gon,
Jan.
22,
189L
—
Notice is hereby given that
gon, Jan- 28, 189i.—Notice is hereby given that
A New York woman, just home from long continued fro t is tho auffocatioa of O ats —Gray
62 « io t tmiplianee u ith the provision?- of the act of incompliance with the provisions of the act of
60
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|
Congress
of
June
3,
1K78, entitled '‘An act for the
62
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i
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60
Congress
of
June
3,
1*7*.
entitled
"An
act
for
the
1 two years’ residence abroad, has this iinii and oels in smuil jxinds whore no
White
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sale <»f timber lauds in the States of ( nltfornia, ! sale of timber lands in the States of California,
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to say about French flats in France: “in thoughtful p- on lias broken holes in W heat —Willamette ........
I
Oregon.
Nevada
and
Washington Territory,”
Oregon,
Nevathi.
and
Washington
Territory,
’
i 85 1
Walla Walla........ . . I 3o
looking for an apartment in Paris, the the ice to permit the iu rati .n of th«
Bradley F. Durphy,
Mary Tripp,
75
!
P
otatoes
fl
loo
tbs
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7°
American housek(*)per must make up her water whicii is n;--.-es.-:ary for the con­
of Tacoma. County of Pierce. State of Washing­ of Portland. County of Multnomah, State of Ore­
4 50
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ton, lias* this day filed in this office her sworn gon. has this day filed in this oilice his sworn
mind to relinquish c *rtaiu things which tinuance of fish life. When ponds are j ONIONS
Can be made in the next three
.statement No.2432,for the purchase of the 11 w1. statement No. 2431. for the purchase of the se
T
urkeys f* th................... . ..
13
on this side bhe considers essentials.
ONE OF HIS OWN.
of
see. 22. tp. 2 n, r 9 w, and will offer proof ’4 of section b. township 2 s, range 5 west,
months selling
thus hermetically sealed, eels appear to D ecks 'f‘. doz................... .. ... 8 00
9 50 j to show
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
that the land sought is more valuable
«Steam h»-ut she will not find except in
It 00 1 for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ sought is more valuable for its timber or
... io 00
sutler more than any other frill. Ona G eese ”
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They Listened and Suc'gested and Then one or two recently built houses especi­
6 5° 1 poses anti to establish her claim to said land be­ stone than for agricultural purposes and to THE NEW STANDARD
doz. . ... 5 oO
hole bein ' broken they come to the s ir- , C hickens —Old
Carried Him Out.
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at establish his claim to said land before the Regis­
ally d digued to cater to American ten­ fa: ■ in a half dying condition and are
Spring **
<>r<g<>n Citv, Oregon.
on Friday, the oth ter and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Ho was a large, beefy man, with a ants, and a passenger elevator xvill also
22’Í
Oregon, on Friday the 9th day of May, 189'».
car.ily caught. 3t Digits, near Worces­ i B utter —Brine ...................
25 1 dav of Mav, 1891. She names as witnesses:
»baggy ulster, a cockney accent, mutton be very seldom met xvith. Set wash
lie names as witnesses:
E T Davies and G F XVilliatns of Portland.
20
25
i
”
Store,
in
Rolls
.
ter,
a
liaui!.
of
eels
have
b<a
n
caught
Geo. E Courtney, B A < takes, E Drake and J I)
Ore.,
H.
Roberts,
of
Tillamook,
Oregon,
and
1
ehop whiskers, an<l wore creased trou- tubs do not exist in French flat kitchens,
”
Choice Dairy
37tf
40
J G Allen of Cape Horn, Wash.
j Cook all of Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
ia
thi
w::y.
the
instrument
of
capture
•era with tho lx>ttoins turn<d np.
18
E ggs —Oregon ...................
and the bath rooms are not the comfort­
Any and all persons claiming adversely the 1 Any and all persons claiming adversely the
All the new I890 census returns, revised maps,
above-doseribed lands arc requested to tile.their above-described lands are requested to file their
“Is this the conundrum department?" able and convenient places which the being a pair of blacksmith's tongs.
1 ”
Eastern................. ..
hi
the
pond
at
Dulwic
’
i
an
enormous
vlainis
in this office on or before said 9th day j claims in this office on or before said 9th day oi ! showing the New States, New Counties, New
lo
j
L ard , Oregon .....................
he laid.
“I’ve—aw—one of me own most inexpensive Now York ap.artment.s
May i'jl.
I Railroads, New Post Offices, &c.
of Mav, 1891.
eel
lias
be--
i
killed.
Tire
Wat
r
was
en
­
8«a
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Eastern ..................
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39-48
J. T. Apperson, Register.
you can publish in to-morrow mawuing's have. There w only cold xvater for the
39-48
J. T. Apperson Register.
9% 1
BEAUTIFUL
9
papah if you like. Whenisafiah just enormous tub xvhich stands there, hot tin ly covered with ice, and a holo being B acon —Clear Sides..............
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
made
u
gr-
it
<1
catne
to
the
surface.
”
Hams.............. ........
nM
I2/'2 j
Indexed
diagrams
of the principal cities, show­
any common conflagwntion, you know
I
an*
’
office
at
Oregon
City.
Ore.,
March
fi,
water having to bo separately heat ed for
NOTIt ’î OF APPOINTMENTOF < XECUTOK. 1 181'1. -Notice is hereby given that the following- ing the streets, par k.;. etc., colored charts and
8
It appear« 1 t-> be ia a com it >13 c'-'1-
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Shoulders..............
win •n is a fi ill not a flail? (live it up?”
the bath. There is in.tally an oil or gas
the State of Oregon, I named settler has filed notice of his intention t< diagrams, valuable statistics, political historyo?
In
the
County
Court
of
00
,
4
.
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3
80
F
lour
—
Willamette
..
.
“When it's a kindling?" hazarded tho arrangement in the bath room to do diti..:i, no i w n taken on! wi! a nit miu 'i
County of Tillamook.
make final proof in support of his claim, ami the United Stales, etc 1,000 Reference Tables.
”
Country Brands ... .. 3 G5
di.li -airy. It m nwure i 3 fe-t 9 inchn
' that said proof will be made before the County 50O fine Engravings.
I11 the matter of
man at the exchange tabl i.
this, but the whole bathing sj t m i;, t ) in length, was 13 inches round the
”
Eastern Oregon.. .. .. 3 •'»
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
3 9° j
The
Estate
of
“Nn-o. That’s good, though—doosid a New Yorker, extremely primitive and
TEN BOOKS !N ONE,
gon, oil April 25,1891, viz:
SETH HIMES,
thickest j*.-trt an l weighed 9 pounds.
Deceased.
good. Guess again."
Albert Marolf,
A practical, Useful work which every busineM
inconvenient,
WHAT
TILLAMOOX
HAS
But, though e.-b, along with otii'-r fish,
"When it’s a-goiug?” ventured tile an-
N otice is hereby given to whom it may con­ Pre-emption D. S. No. 7235, for Lots 15, I7, 18 man. every home, every school, professional
“During the excessive and unusual
nmn, niechanic or farmer wants and will buy.
cern that Sarah J. Hinns, the undersigned has ; and 19 of sec. ?, tp. 3 s, r 10 w.
buli'or from insuffieieat aeration of the
Picturesque scenery,
»wers-to-<pieries man.
cold of this winter th * tenants of these
I
been
appointed bv the above nmned Court
lie names the following witnesses to prove This is the best Atlas for the price ever issued,
Over VO miles of coast line,
“That's dooaid good, too, but it isn’t flats have actually suffered from the wat r l-i .mrdl i ■ • cover • 1 p aids, there
Executrix of the last Will ami Testament of the I his continuous residence upon and cultivation A G R IVT
I Everybody wants the
x
A
. ( eusus statistics. You
is no d i'ibt that t!i -y are peculiarly
i above named estate. Now therefore, all persons J of, said hmd, viz:
Clam-beds till you can’t rest.
the right awnsali.”
weather, so inn h quate is their heating
i having claims against said estate, are required
otto Walther,Edward Henke and H G Sprague have a golden opportunity for money making
Streams full of trout and salmon.
“When it's alarming?" suggested the plan. Wood and coal jro so exp- asive bus - -ptibl.' to cold as Weil.
1 topresent them lo meat Tillamook, Tillamook of Nestocton, and Alfred Gubser of Tillamook, Don’t waste time waiting, but send $2.00for the
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
'i nere .-.re f
-r;l inst.inces of conger
elegant outfit nt once. Remember,
County, Oregon, with the proper vouchers with- all of Tillamook, County, Ore.
»rt editor.
that ev< n the halls are not heated in the
i in fix months from date of this notice.
A climate as good as any on the coast.
42-47
J. T. Apperson, Register.
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‘
el-.-iu
4
-.v.--.
di
-1
a-hare
ill
;^
-
e
tt
num-
“Ha! ha! That's not it, eithah."
ONE MILLION
Dated
this
13
day
of
March
1891.
m;ij<>rity of fiat bou
•. t . - i. * • •.
loin
A large raid well equipped livery stable.
"When it's a spreading?” conjectured done, indeed, that where it is the f tet is bers dnriir' tho coatinuanc.! of s-vere
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Sarah J. Himes,
E. E. Sclph
Atlases will be sold during i891 on account of the
Plenty of game: water-fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc.
fro.-.ti.
their
air
bln-1-1-r.t
lx-ing
lightly
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
March
ICxecutT
ix
of
said
I
Attorney
for
the World’s fair editor.
new census, and this is the first and best in the
blazoned in the advertiscm-eits, and the
Good prospects for a railroad in the near
estate.
42-46 9, 189I. Notice is hereby given that t he follow­ field, Address,
said estate.
“No-o! You cawn't guess it. When concierge .speaks of it with bated breath. dhile.T i d. la lbll great e ■ riatilies of future.
ing-named settler lias filed notice of his inten­
e;-©
kibe
I
in
Ihe
River
■
L
igan
by
eels
w
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
Is a flail not a flail? Give it up?”
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, ■
That co ici r ;i-, by tho xv.iy, is another
PETITION FOR I K ENSE.
and that said Proof will be made before the
the ir 1. : an i ilo 1 ted down t > tie- quays Netarts and Nestucca.
“Yes."
County Clerk of Tillamook County, al Tilla­ 723 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
trial. 1. or she, for it is a.; often one as
Ilari
.
1
p
Ttj
an»,
ho*
at
Be
iwcver, in­
mook,' Oregon, on May, 9. I89T, viz:
“When it'sout. Ha! ha! S.-e? When the other, rules Paris. A N«*w York
Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
stance;3 of cel i which had b c ch literally growing.
Lester Kingsley,
it
janitor is meek and docile in comjiari. on.
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla- j will, at the next ensuing term of the County Homestead Entry No. 8565, for the n
of n w! ,
But those four men ro:«- up os one man. It wm; a .'.¡-eat tri..! to my Aineiican in­ frozen an i q i’to bril Lie revi iviug alter
of
sec.
18,
tp,
2
s,
r 9 w., and e % of 11 e D of sec.
niook,
in
the
state.
I
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
Tillamook
b
cf
water
I
They walked him oat in the hall and dependence—tho manner in xvhich 1 was an lie: ir or .-■> Ep?nt iu a tul
13, Ip. 2 s, r lo w.
An
enterprising,
prosperous,
contented
and
1
county,
to-wit:
The
first
XVedresday
in
Mav
placel i.i a warm ra n. — London;
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi •
hurrie I him t .war 1 tho stairway. There
obligt d to subject myself to our con­
hospitable class of people.
| 1891, apply to said Court for a license to sell continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
Gra:È: io.
was a sliort struggle, au-1 then a muffled
cierge.
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in less Said land, viz:
T Harris, (> H Olsen, NT Pci kins and B F Ely
»ound i:s of t im<- lieaiy 1. >dy falling ami
Pvnl in Double L’.;htlir' Fixtures.
“IL/Wever, fl • -v* tiro the objections to J
most productive iu the state.
, quantities than one gallon, iu the precinct of
of Tillamook, Tillamook ( 0., Oregon.
*
I A rapid, but healthy growth and inostpromis- j Nehalem, in said County, for the term of one all 42-47
bumping down, <1 ..wn, down and all the native 1 imeh f’.J; they have ad van-
J. T. Apperson, Register.
“Tiiore is a goo.l d.tai of (lu.’-i jer in
was still, ’¡ lien Close four men < atne cag a, too. t’h-it, their rx.jiii. ite neat-
I year, according to the prayer of the annexed
th's-' gì. . ti Ì electric i: fit fixtures,” I ing prospects for the future.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
back into the r sim, wiped tlieir hand
govern- ­ petition. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 24th
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern
ne.'-s re d ihe f' ‘"ling of security one has sai 1 a pr.i< t.!i il e’ectriri in to in j the
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
: duy of December, 1891.
H enry T ohl .
rn t’in sjiotl. i < Illi > na;.!:it:, resumed m Li.i! *•
> that <’ > not tom b the uky. I ' uthor d:’.y. ’ i mean ia tho ki l l which i ment
ment land
land which
which may
may be
be had
had for
for the
the taking.
taking.
25. iHol.-— Notice is hereby given that the
their on.,t.rm.ry places, mid untiling was A biith 1! »or i . the hie,Is -I,, mid this ia I
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and • To the Hon. County Court of the State ol Ore­ following-named settler has filed notice of his
ire ir.fl for ca-i ani ette .rie light iu
intention to make final proof in support of his
heard bat tho scratching of their pens
Nehalem, which aru already becoming popular gon, fortlie County of Tillamook.
usually ,i\ < u ov‘ r t > the serv rants cf all ' u >. lci’i.Uh :i. Of course it
convenient
\7our petitioners, residents and householders claim, and that said proof will be made before
resorts
for tlr> next hour and a half.—Chicago
the Register and Receiver of the United States
i ‘.to lio’px’hdd ( nude •r the lwf. ! to h:o • tun p ts i’ll ready for
if the
Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said ¡ within Nehalem Precinct, and legal voters Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, on May I9,
Tribune.
W- h id . ! . <11 ic bi Ila in one a apartment,
•!-•••* rie :i p rii : ’> n
odt oi’ order, and to be the best and most valuable in the North­ within said Precinct of Nehalem, Tillamook 1891, viz:
DO HOT CRIPE, SICKEN OR
• h’li.yhtfi: I, riry rooms, two 0 drawing ' in t-ieatres un i public institution:! th? west.
► t lie That Worried,
County, Oregon, do hereby petition your Hon.
Colin Allison,
CONSTIPATE.
no
cried Mr. Bag wit* fero­ rooms, a 1 :ny kitchen that xvoi mid be tlie joint fixtures are p.11 iicularly
A harbor which will be one of the best on the ; Body to giant to Henry Tohl a license to sell Pre-emption, 1». S. No. 7166, for the w % ofs 0 11 ,
b. - 1 w ■ 1 of sec. 3.’. tp 3 r 8 w.
Suit C ure ron S ick Heicicsr,
■
1 . 1 :m 1 .h cook, buti in xvhich a 1 • l<-ubt. But i think where the double coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent spirituous, vinous and malt liquors within said
ciously, “nt ten. I tome! Won* you not
and
ull troubles nrtait g front
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
precinct in quantities less than one gallon, for continuous residence upon and cult.vation of,
Freii( ii xv<
c..:i r.«’co|hi»lish .all her fixtures are r.;n i iu liotelS or j/rivate improving it.
Indigestion or Constipation.
in difficulties a few months Ago?”
Improv»«
the Complexion
the
term
of
one
year
from
the
first
Wednesday
said
land,
viz:
Jilie.'
nii
’
l
keep
in
the
irtWt
admirable
1
Half-a-dozen fine rivers, which with their
inn: s tii • tajM ou fit t > be uivio ccn-
’•Na.”
by Purifying I he Blood.
James Norris. A M Orick, J D Jones, and John
The done can bo nicnly adjusted to cu'.t th* case, ai
rder. The l";ii: ,4 t em better built, -pictbiusly (l:..imct; in f ict, it v.’onl 1 be tributaries, arc of inestimable value for naviga- j in May, 1891. And this your petitioners will Moon, all of Beaver, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
“Now, air! Attend to my question,
on« pill can never ba too large a dose. En*y to take
ever pray
a* po much sugar. 42 pills put up in a strong vial
44 4'J
J. T. Apperson, Register.
ia^lcyon again, and pray bo careful in too, than chemajoriij of their American well to !ru.”‘ the gxi t p screwed up tion and floating logs.
which can bo carried in vest pocket. A tfveat loaves,
IT. C. Baker
Beautiful and productive prairies which con- j Joseph Argello
and rmells are not I while t.i ‘ elfc : i • ii^ot i.< b ‘in < u-« I.
tvnen
to Travpiars sad Rnalnra« M*n. N obs lie ns lav with«
answering. for you aro o.i your oath. I ‘mitator.t.
(’. W. Alley
William I.attie
notici -: por rrni.icATiON.
out “I'roaooul” Trade Mark. Hold Everywhere, 2&e. a hoUl*
tain
many
farms
suitable
for
dairying,
stock-
f
uper
Joseph Eflt’Uberg
A. I.. Alderman
“ 1 hf olncr day two actresses carne
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Mardi 19
Kniupls Dose aad Dream Hook for Su. in ■lamps.
n»*ud barely rei'iinl you. W‘ t ■ yon not varied KO
Prose
raising and general agriculture.
XV.
Shollmeyer
•
•I.
F.
Lange
iSjl.—Notice Is hereby given that the following
DR. HARTERS IRON TONIC.
k
rin i ho
.'ni/hiy :n ,«;r bfin*: mm. ated in a i’itt.--
»?”
in (lifiicuHb s ‘.oni • 1 iHi’.th -igo?
Wm. Tubbsing
Wia. Oliver
runiFIES the BLOOD; REGl.'LATF.P the I.IVFR1
named settler has filed notice oi his intention
an>l KIDNEYS end RRRTOBF.S the DKRIMTATEDB
•f i;< r
burg I: ‘ 1 tiiron.<h the double fixtui.
William Batterson
Neal Knight
No; not that I know of.*'
to make final proof in support of his claim and
to HEAL TH and VIGOROUS STRENGTH of YouvttF
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
Thomas Gallagher
Charles Sea mon
, that saidpi i of will be made before the County
trap. When they xvtnt Libel one oi I
Sir, do you pretend tot 11 thiicairi /r ”ich
THE CR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MO.
George E. R. l>eau Isaac R. Holmes
Clerk of'I i’li-.ir.ook ( ‘minty at Tillamook, Ore­
'fieni
tri
i
lo
turn
out
tiio
electric
light.
1
H. II. Dow ning
that you did not lna':« a comjKMilion
N. Zimmerman
gon, on May 19, i891, viz:
A good bank.
A. J. Keaton.
he dm tuni a t ip, but it didn't slu.it < tf : A drug store.
with your creditor; a. f w in »ntlm ago?”
T. F. Harris,
W'd hava the Exclusive Control of
theìi
;lìt.
'1
'h<
i
her
companion
got
up
I
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6O39, f°r the eroine
A bright smilo </f intelli.1'Hico Hpread
A jewelry store.
lD'iiut.v from Kopo.ifoil Washings.
s
w
%
of
n
e
’
,
t
,
ami
n
w
%
of
s
e
sec.
30,
tp
2
s,
ui<l turn 1 < i the el-rtric light. But
over tb*' ing--nuotis face of Ilio witin .Sit
A good saw mill.
CLUBBING LIST.
r 9 w.
A x.-
In i; i n t1' 1 a L»-auty shop in
uh he answered:
A Fife Company.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Lon loa wh» ’■• formula for toe produc- the firs: girl had turno 1 on the gas xroen
his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
Two newspapers.
“Oh! alii That’« what you mean, is ’¡oil < of f g<
io thou ;ht «ho wan turning off the
H eadlight and Toledo Blade 1 year ......... f2 15 ofsaid lami, viz:
go<'I loo!;; ( ou-i B i.i teaching
Several public halls.
It? But. ytm 1« •, it whs iny creditors her f I m G t . i to bo clean. Two or three electric ligi’t. Result, two young xvomcn
”
Weekly Call (S.' F.)
Frank Goyne, Charles Wells, O B Lawrence,
.........*1.85
A beautiful town site.
”
Weekly Examiner
who were in difiiculi1 ■.<, and not inc.”—
.........S2.5O and S M Johnson, all of Nestocton, Tillamook
VO!
1 have t »11 mo that they make n in a state of asphyxiationn«*xi morning;
County Oregon.
Two photograph galleries.
’’
West Shore
........ $4-50 I
Green Bag.
v.
’
onl
I
hax
’
c
be'a
dead
l.
id
not
their
43-48
J. T. Apperson, Register.
ira
• of i
everything tint H n 1-
Commodious warehouses.
”
Century Magazine
....... f5 °o I
room
been
v
?ry
large,
ic
iiu
mistake
»‘rtirtcl Fushio.r'b’.'' doctor i get fright-
An excellent school building.
Tl»c R i - mi II of l.ylitg.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
,,
Detroit Free Press
....... $2.oo
Land Office.it Oregon City, Oregon, March 13
ullv 1 derod for recipes for beauty, libelv to occur, r/ad tho'a xvho have
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
10 xvho was glviug ( vidonro in a
”
Mammoth Cyclopaedia
. .. f z.oo 1 iSyi. - Notice is hereby given that the following
donbio
fixtures
ifimnld
take
caro
in
Two,saloons and a temperance parlor.
”
Dickens’ Works
Uoorgia c mit wat re ninded by the What ¡1 pity wot inca cannot reo tho folly anio.”—Piltsbur ' Dispatch.
. .. «2.00 named settler 1ms filed notice of his intention
The head of navigation on tide water.
if t.unjv'i in * xvil th nature! Tlv.-y would
ob sub- 1 *<
to ’ make final proof hi
in support of hi? claim, and
Twenty-five complete novels to any
jndge 1h.it ho WIM to toll tho whol<
cprasatra
•
th
nt sifiirl
that
said nrmifu'l
proof will !.«>
be made before the County
Many el gant and commodious residences.
>0
nil
the
hand
Nnor
if
th
y
left
h.;r
scriber
who
will
bring
us
one
new
subscriber.
Lruth.
Clerk
of
'1
illainook
County
at Tillamook, Ore­
XX i ism.-till*.« Mau Ilaptlzad.
Good stores in most every line of business.
uth
j
done.
T.Tw
of
These
rates
apply
only
to
new
subscribes
and
the
f
is!»
ion
able
world
gon,on
May
11,
1891,
viz:
“Well, y«r sco, boss.” wtid tho dusky
Tho n ‘j*ro Bmknrru, xv’.io lia3 h ‘ou
Public buildings that are a credit to any town. to those who pay arrearage and renew their
HIV ' CO IP
G. Joel Hcllhoff,
li nH ^coof le.at’v i
> p m 1 tea».
itneKH, “¡’ne skeetl to t«‘ll de whole
?d.ij. ton Vv issiiiann’s comprjiiuii ;.nd
Thriving
Odd
Fellow,
Masonic
and
G.
A
■
H.
ftp m I.»
subscription before the end of this month.
Pre-emption I). S. No. 7400, for the n e
of sec.
40; r.i r .) t’.i. y ! □ok 1 : • ¡1 1 itpplj with
lruth for fetir I nii/ht teil a lio.”
ta m 1 [Ar
23, tp 2 s, r 9 w.
.’crwidt for ni.xiiy ye;: . xvs bnptB I :•. lodges.
Ju«b:v (to witin■>.-) -Doyou knuw the i shrivel'd ckin. A v n cr <>f paint an«I lew Pavs .’«/oat thv parish chtizch <4
He names the following witnesses to prove
A large local trade from the surrounding
Miwder
will
not
make
a
xvoman
look
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
H1)S !
na tu re f un <>c th?
1 : \ country.
| of said land, viz:
_ aebti
irctty for Ion
F u'only way t) lx)pretty i. •
Anu don't, have to offer a prize
Wit nona Sah?
Daily mails and stages connecting with the
AG Anderson, John 1» Allen. J II Hull and F
Mrn. Salt
\Vi>
from the lmrd i of a f law
Goods,
for
its
the
BEST
MADE.
Every
Can
WH
«tolo
c!o
This is t!)o opinion of n
Jlefty all of Nestocton, Tillamook county,
Barrisi»
railroad at North Yamhill.
J ip ..* Do y«Hi under.’ tand what you
L ak r i.i ’ • !. I’»» visiu-d Lautrrber.!'
1 Oregon.
irdy who h;
recently
■n‘Jy b set np ns a beau-
An enterprising class of citizens who arc de­
hi e t<> m-nr to?
ONE
AND
ONE
HALF
POUNDS.
48-48
J. T. Apperson, Register.
ti:
I.
‘
‘
St.
\V
h.
n
the
m
ij.»r
woiit
t)
Ma
Witin sh - Ye«, rh I i : l’m to sxvar to teil litter. Her UP is Mi?<j Shepherd, an I tl. ir.t ia the same year to recruit his termined to build up the town.
icr mia i ion j; to t u h w>. n< n h«>w to be
A Fair Association with ample grounds which
J T imber L and , A ct J une 8, 1878.—N otice for I
de truf.
P ublication .
to ! me th it it usually took shall.‘tel 1 ilth Saukunu cr.lifite'l as a will soon be put in good shape.
Jo I\nd what will happen if von clean. H
TILLAMOOK,
ORE
I United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore- |
\\
ill
make
the
season
fAjklieri
i
Dr.
Wolf
’
s
exjiedition
to
tho
Two
churches,
with
the
Methodist,
Catholics
her n wc. liitark’* a w
face dean,
do in t toll it?
; gon, March 7, 1891.— Notice is hereby given that, 1
Tunnel
tn
I.
and
Christian
denominations
represented.
••How < do you ;o to x. i'rk?” I aske I.
in compliance u ith the provisions of the act of
of 1891 at Jones Bro’s livery
Witin kh I ’s; i rtu oi.r . nb-11 will the
Congress of June 3,
entitled "An act for the THE CRY OF MILLIONSI
In Novf.nlH»r 1 ¡t he retumodanecoQd
Almost every branch of business and profes­
“Of K t uix' 1 et.’nt by xw riring the
CWne, ¡Will. lh*tu|| Ttax« I« r.
stable in Tillamook.
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
lady’s f:ii c.»,*’ r (lied tho lift! woman, time to ’¡< svuiy, with thx» iuti^tion of sion represented that is necessary to the Welfare
OH.
BACK!
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’’
to V’lionx ho is do- of an enterprising community.
Daniel E. Goodspeed,
“Thi«t ite tii :e generally half an h nr. joining Wi- tn::
I* iii •!) II is I'milt.
Steamer connection with Portland the
<>f Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of
STOP IT NOW,
v<
1
¿¡v
attauhuil,
upon
his
next
journey
w.”J t . c The first is tepid, to Afrit
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
I imderntnitd 1! nt n cyclone rarrhsl I lit ” v. i
:i. lie oxprosaed a wish to be- Augusta and Louis Olsen making regular trips
RINCE BARTLETT in a three-quarter sworn statement No 7435, for the purchase of
SOON IT Will. BE TOO LATE.
your house nw.iy,” said n Chicago man the kx’i m l i- warm, the third b hot, and cotta
besides frequent visits by other small steamers.
sec. 25. and
.1 Christian, ami alter r *.;nlar in-
Norman and one-quarter Morgan. the n ’ of n w 1s w of n w
the fourth is alino t at hdling p hut.
s c *4 oi n e ' 4 of sec. 26, tp. 2 s, r 16 w, and will
I have been troubled manv years with
to a Kansas friend.
Mi 'i -cion 1\ I’farrer Suaunth, of L iutur-
Was sired by tile celebrated imported offer proof to show that the land sought is more
disease of the kidneys and have tried
“Well, 1 lost lilt' ItDiibe," replied the I’hiii a bilie ci-.-.unix appli ‘<1.and [m us­
stallion, Gambetta;
dam, Nellie, was valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­
many different remedies and have
I h ’
he v.
b q»ti^'d in the presence of
sage
or
iron
l!u>
fu'»
t
ter fully a quarter
Kai»;s'.n, ••but I don’t blame it altogether
sought aid from different physician
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
sired by a Norman horse and a full-blood tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
without relief. At?out the 15th of April
if nil hum-. Tilt* i -. to
take on
out wrinkle,-, a L,rc:it <-«>ti»p,t‘gatioii in the parish
olake
on the < yelomy”
Morgan mare.
I was suffering from a very viole«
church,
l'i
,
i'
'i
’
‘
xvhoin
the
negro
inr.tlc
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
on
Tuesday,
vini prm i.'t<<cireu’..iti
m .
Thon after the
Alton.
The
*• No’*”
the
:3rd
day
of
Juno,
189i.
attack
that almost prostrated me i«
I'll.I, AMOOK T.OIK'.K NO.
i.ix-i-; ■ J v. -sh t! e I t or KglliiL
viu. using file his pul lie confession of the faith. The
such a manner tnat I was bentover.
, He names as witnesses:
“You sei» 1 was f»M'l enough to put
A.
F.
8c
A.
M.,
meets
on
the
TERMS.
■
ur
i
f
t
ie
i;ni»erial
commissary
Ftood
When
I
sat
down
it
was almost impossible for me
Gtorge
Riefenberg.
A
M
Hare.
W
S
Cone
and
first Saturday night of each
s at flrnt.
xt::-.e niit-.ili-r of w.u.-i s a>ut
first. Only
wiiils en the building.” Chica rw lnt< r
month, special met tings for work
For single service, $10, with privilege C Tilden, al] of Bay City, Tillamook County Ore. to get up alone, or to put on my clothes, when
this ti 'in I atari with h t v vter nml ,s one of hi;. Nponso: s. Three days after
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
kind
Providence
sent
Dr. Henley, with the
Lk. < .iu.
every Friday nigl-t Visiting breth­ of season for $15. Insurance $20
Two above described lands are requested to file their OREGON KIDNEY TEA, to my
attacl
ren invited to attend.
leave off with cobi. Tli ■ 1, when the fa< •• 'i. I ,1*. !i the ardent negro followed
claims in this office on or before said 23th day hotel. I immediately commenced
or
more
mares
at
a
liberal
disc
Mint.
bid
masier
to
Africa,
t
.'11
Mall
Gazette.
H.
V.
V.
Johnson,
XV.
M.
I.onktng Ahead.
ha ; b< en -rently .Irie l wil'.i a silk I ntel-
*
June,
1891.
1. O. Nolan, See y.
Two-thirds of service price will be re­
using the tea.
It had an almost
44-1
*
J. T.Apperson, Register.
Mr. Ilingo We iniiv im well talk ov< t kerchief, 1 il.i,i thocb.- 'ks till the color
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
ceived in farm produce.
A (Hr! i'lial Cries 4.1.» uh .
!» .¡iK-Hlion «f getting the houae return*."
ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
<
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The | !..mid (x’uli ts of Find-
1-or single service money is due at the
ILLAMoOK LODGE No.
in a few days,I am happy to state,,
lain!. 1.
“Bui <lix-m't t!ie xlappitc; hurt?" I in­
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon. April 2,
>. F meets in time of service.
I will^
fit , O., . • greatly puziled over the
lS'Ji.—Notice is hereby given that the, follow- that I was a new man.
Mm. Bingo But, mv il, ir, it .locn'l quinai.
hall every’
recommend
the tea to all afflict«
in
g-named
settler
lias
filed
notice
of
his
inten
­
> p.tti 11. From tho ri'fnt
ht. except thé
• I to ! .. [ iiint. 1 for ut least a yeur
"Oh, no, it .I-. s net; it is j-li-awnt </. 1 » f
as
1
have
been.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
feneh month.
;iri fifty-four pieces of broken
■t.
PREMIUMS.
and that said proof will be made before the
rnthi-r than nth r.viso,” replied t'i.’ Ix-nu
. N.G.
G. A. TUPPER,
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
t iktn by Dr. T. C. Fritch.
Ely, Sec’y.
Mr. Bin.ro True. But yon have got titter, “and it prevente the fuee getting
y and (
For the lx>«t colt (30-, for ecconil best County
mook, Oregon, on June 1, 1891, viz;
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
Pacific R
8 of g'ltLSH have b<*eti coining
to òe< i.h- u Int . olor you want.
mottled. I o > an electne b ittcry occa­
♦20. \\ ill buv best colt for $75 or <51) for
Xv iiliam J. Himes,
Santa Rosa. Cal.
TRAIN!
yj of this girl for the last
M-y’a VV. ei
etcouil Ix-st. To ba judged by disinter- I’re-emption D. S. No. 62IO, for the w’, of •
sionali.-f-ir deep lines an i wrinkl'-.s. It
only !• riday Dr. Fiiu’li re-
XORINTH POST, G.A R meets on e»ted parties.
of sec- I7. and s’-j of se’< of see. 18. tp. 1 n, r 7 w
is a very effective skin tightener.”—Mix*
He names the following witnesses to prove his
rry evidence of glass in the
Mautilini in Ball Mall Budget.
the first Wednesday of each
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
K>t«nce I th at all x.ere taken
JONES BROS
said laud, viz:
month in Grand Army Hall.
Walter J Smith. John Herrington. Frank
•u t d iy she camj back and
The SufTrafSo fu Engì.i
tiroiij
Herrington and Tames Revher, all of Tilla­
woman suffragi) mo
•r Pu re pieces removed. The
J. "• Maxwell. Commander.
mook. Tillamook County. Oregon.
1 ’Stic in the family of rx-
Englnnd lias mi -ci u v< ry
TO .
4^-51
J- T. Apperson, Register.
11. Roberts, Adjutant.
veyor Stringfellow,* whose
r j
in the deatli of ,‘li-s Lydia
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
i
Baker, who for inany yei.r.i
• 1 taking the jvtrtiulcs of
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
< tk-keto end 1
■’ 19 i>9i.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
Tho Woi.ian’. Stiff -,ig.’ Jet
t • •
i s eye fur a month
> ing-uanied settler has filed notice of his inten­
u xj nio ■’ e,irne--1 and ¡a r
iti’iiatixl that over hk) pieces
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
and that >aid proof will be made before the
KOERLER
penna! tongue in ndv .-.:i;-.
' l>>*.t t&ken tram t to eye
Count)' Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
of v.oui.in to th ' ele. t r.d
• first attracted attention.
mook, Oregon, on May 16. 1.891, viz:
Durite; the last f ntr or five
E
Thomas Shillhiglaw
T illamook C hargf , M. F C hurch ,
I’rc•< inption D. S. No. 7229. for Lot 8 of sec.
U.AMOOK & Y.
movement has suffered even ;
and Lots i O, 11, i2 and 13 of sec. 30. tp 3 s. r iO w
in the desertion of the cause
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
First Sunday in the month. Long Prairie
»FkWH North
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
,
Pleasant Valley
by amie pn>:nitH'iit
nt radical
at 5 <•JM
1 said laud, viz:
,u.d
„
” Tillamook
7
e
aid fio-a t!ie lukowaruin.-
David Roads
and W R Robedee, of Woods,
Bmook
3rd
I and A T White and A J Rhodes of Hembree
Kilchis
«.fer
LiberaN in and ont of paii’.i
rth Yai
4»h
i all of Tillamook Co., Oregon.
Tillamook
l.s-king at the priM’tii state .
1 <V48
J. T. Apperson. Register
lection
md.
Su .Laj .'<h.x»l in Tillamook evi ry Sunday
luirtics. fear that if w 'in.vn i
I raver treeting'« rtiursdav evenings
NOTICE FOR PUDLTCATTON.
i u -del in this |«arli.-. lent
I or eapri
Land office at Oregon l itv. Or® n, March
L
p.istorial .«ervu e ia dk sired, call on
I. Titlami
10, lSol —Notice i«» hereby given that the fol’iow-
I nfra K-l.ii'l ......... en would, il
Ibe under
icd al the Paiaoiioge. onpoalte ihe
court notisa.
, iug-nan»ed wttler hr.« file! notice c his inten­
■fncy
vede T -y at tlie next in tiera
J.
H
W
im
tion
to
make
final
proof
in
support
o
bis
claim.
J.'iysinilh Hello, Cuman! You wear-
and thus, perhapo, fur ano
I in<l that said ¡ roof will be made < fore the
Í gla.-w.-s! WliAt'» that for?
I
<
ounty
clerkofTtllamookCounty.at
TUlamook.
yean., prciviit the mvi-wum
I Oregon, on May is. 1-S q I, viz:
Culli... (who Jhlike* to liave his »pee-
of a Lilsi.d minority. -Lend.
Ar> .< xtm sis T ii . t ..\ m »».'K, C ircuit M
Alexander Marolf,
pr-öÄ'j
Uclve iUlud.il t.>)
L'urnal — II. u - ikt ' s
t!
A GR
C hurch S o * rn
try No.
1. for (he W % of n e
We. kl) .
First
Sunday
in
the
month,
Tiltatnovk
li.
Wipe at Ti
arid
n e % of s e ‘4 of sec. 35, tp.
h-
t.lrl»’ Kyea.
and
eek from
»u» Aniuenvi
Tliv nvcmgi» New York girl can do
• ’id •*11.1.1,,v. Wall tec »chool house.
H” name« the following witnesses toprove
» s’inday t
Bee Keepers’ Supplies.
■‘■'SC.’. Dir- tc:
Cu y,.
Third Sunday, South Prairie,
Mails clot
«s continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Mr. Bingo -Tmmny, did yon bring mon» trie , wuh per t»yva than half a
of, said land, under Section 23O1. R.S.
Pleasant Valter
r*nd reg
»"-••cf vr-di,
We want you for a customer. Git« *
”
l*kA<Rnt Valiev
houw to your mother the |>-.ir 1 gave y«u dos^u IhMton girU. Her school of prao-
■
John
l
’
.
nnignrnvr.
It
H
Moore.
John
Theiler.
.nrrty c. th-
new
1 ourth Sundy lloquarton achoi
and E Bluui, all of Nestocton, Tillamook Co.,
•*ophia ft
ti T» is th<* borie car, and mastnnch aa
a trial order.
today?
oroxr’aly Reels.
A<) I Oregon.
Long Prairie
The litvft Addition to the Italian
sh«»
is
u'
'.ally
get
f.v
e
k>
fare
with
the
•
ui
n*
diítiu,-
ni-
Saar,
Tommy—Ye«, tir.
•»3-48
J. T. Apperson, Register.
navy, tlio Fnimwca Morvsini, a twin
he >
of XVobxter'a Lnrceui.
Mrs. lliugo That’s strange. I never man she want* to hx>k nt yon may iw
'• TICF mH PUBLICATION*
' ’.''■nl IHotioEauy.
how extremely difficult it i« for her toner 6 k rvxv bauk* ahi’» of 11.(XX) tons and ltij
C hristian C hurch
saw it
laud Office at Oreeon <‘itv, Oregon. March
. ‘ f rrtal -we. k -yon <M» revrldor
him. ki. 'tM, 1 irritw four lOMon AnMtmg
1*91 —Notice is hereby jnven that the fnl-
Tommy I know y< u didn’t; but it « w her eyes and yet pretend i.. t to
Mt'Wvi
vx
XI
ill
preach
st
Ji’"
• f.v-,»®.
Catalo<ll*^xj
towinc named vettler has filed notice of her in­ Successors to Miller Bros.
“My darling,” said a rarefai up town gn: . s. ia Uli Led in pair« on barbette«, be­
.n an.xre. ..otic— tv.
l»r.r. tention to make final proof in support <»f her
n the third and firth Sunday s of
there.- \V«sl Mi. re.
R? TIME
at h cO a M., and 7 30 r. m . All
- d p -iil anitori*-.l Xabcror* bnv.
m tber
her I** year ol<i daughter, tide« other «mailer nr.ux
claim and that Mid proof will be made before
iu vital
-n -r.. r.g«;t n-.su it.
( »untjr Clerk of Tillamook Countr. at Tilla-
km»«, to
.r vf vou. ndl your av< i
■>-. er f.'tKI.OCIO u-onfri tn R.
ra.> "k. Oregon on May 20. i «9 i . vit:
¡un» in the Routh
F® TO, » .A«
Cecelia E Bayley,
- -varaiU i »ofc-'a si; Crai
iiomesteiid Katry 5o. tjez. for Lott 4 s. li, •>»
■r Mm
«nd U. »lapc ? tp 2a. T9W.
I U KA DI.It,
e f dlowi n r witneaoM tn nro’-e h er
500
DOLLARS
CEflgU^
ATLA0 OF T[iE W/O^LD.
THE HISTORY COMPANY,
LIVER
(
ISI
c
XT
E
N
T
WM. OLSEW,
description
P
I
F. L. Posson 8i> Son
F. L. Posson & So11,
209 2d St, Portland. Or^
■>
OÛthei
F
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i
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