Tillamook headlight., May 29, 1891, Image 2

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Published every Fritta/ morning.
F. D. J ones , •
E bitou ano F ri 'I’ uietos .
RATES 01' Sl USt'RIPTION.
(STMlCtUV IN ADVANCE.)
One year
111 mouths
Three mouths
.. Il.ho.
...7s.
......... 60.
auveutisixo rates .
pi*r ycnrfs.oo
fl 00
27.00
S.00 ... . .. ’* " 2-.00
5 00
*>7» ;;
81.00
9 M
• >• »>
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155.00
15-00 ...
Local noticis. rocta. per line; and sets. aller
the first insertion.
Ie»t. Found, Want' d, For Hale »nd For Rent
notices, foci» for first insertion and ft oo tar
mouth.
Leffal notice». Nonpareil, locts. per line for
first iu-ertion and ;x;t» per line lor *« Il
quest insertion.
All I > il notices v. ill I k • "tarr< it ' or otherwise
de dguat' I as advertisements.
Wo special position ivih be agreed upon for
»ny adve rtisement, though we take es|.. ruil
pan" lo dirpl" • advertising matter effectively
mid give us tavorabl" position
poa-lhl'', Ire
quentty changing the “innke-up" of the paper I
1 inch, per month
lile statements is that from lhiwaril
MeTaggart, a government scaler in
the L'tmilaily dixtrit. He .-ays that
at the present time there v.ere 25,
990.000 feet logs in sight that ilis-
' triet, w hich is from 15,000.000 to
!20,000,000 less than is usually on
hand at this season of the year. It
is quite reasonable to say that this
proportion of stock would be found
to hold good throughout the whole
length of Puget Sound.—North­
western Lumberman.
The cigarette will get in its dead­
ly work every time it lias a chance.
At Halsey the other day a car used
by a company of Western I nion
line repairers was burned to ashes,
having taken (ire from a cigarette
carelessly thrown in a corner,
Wc make a special eflTort to change or re build which smouldered until all the men
advertisement ; is oft<*n its our D.itrons desire,
but make no contract to that < fleet.
! had gone nwtty and then burst into
No cuts will be used, except out-line cut« on a blaze. A dog, which bad been
metal buses,
♦ ♦
left locked tip in the cars, was also
Wc rcHiTve the rifcht to reject any advertise­
ment that WC de; m objectionable.
cremated.
• •
Ti:w: Cash in advance for «mull advertise­
ments, and payment is required monthly or
quarterly on !ar#e contracts.
Send al! money by draft. Postal N’<>tc. Money
Or 1 r or Keght re ! Letter at out expen e.
Correspondence on topic.'» oi general interest,
Invited. ’
Address all communications to
T ub H kadmoht ,
T illamook , on.
The Globe Iron Works of Cleve­
land, Ohio, has the contract to
build a light,lions : t aid *r for th?
district of Oregon, Washington and
Alaska. Her dimensions will b •
as follows: Length over all, 155
Po-t masters In Tillamook county feet, and beam 26 fuel G inches;
are agents for the 1! i wijuirr.
molded. Cost, 877,590. The Wil­
fjgir”'onies of this paper are on sale at the
»tore
If Wilcox Co., >,f < jonera nnd news lamette Iron Works of Portland
dealers Occid« otal hold building, Portland,
bid ÿ 135,000, and the I nion •nin
Oregon.
Works of this city did 8122,009.
Portland has taken enough in­ Lumberman ami Coiitraclor.
terest in Coos Bay to put on a
A child is said to have been re­
Fteain^r to rceure the trade from
that plaec; capitalists are building cently born in Oregon with a w.‘Il-
a railroad from -Roseburg to that developed dorsal fin. It has always
place; a railroad to Siuslaw is al­ | been known that Oregonians were
most an assured thing; Astoria is wcl>-(<»oted, but if they tire becom­
making efforts to get a railroad ing "lilt-backs” they are indeed a
down the (-olumbia or via Forest striking example of the inlluenee
drove, but at this time Tillamook of climate on tho variation of spe-
seems to have been forgotten.
If ies. It is ¡1 pity that both Darwin
there is a county in t’regon that and Barnum are dead. Either of
deserves attention it is Tillamook. them would have known how to ap­
A railroad to Tillamook would pay preciate, this Oregonian curiosity.
better than many of the ¡imposed —S. F. Bulletin.
chided from the air. lor nun<T
for family use, if there in an easier
and more sati-factory way to do
this than to submerge in brine, and
place the whole in a cool room or
cellar, or in a refrigerator, we have
not found it out. Butter so made
and eared for will keep sweet long
enough, whether made from sweet
or acid materials.—Hoards Dairy­
man.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
There are 2C8,74'J railroad bridges In
the United States.
The will of the l ite J. N. McCullough,
of tho Peri.': j lvania company, showed
bi.i 1- late to be worth over $10,00O.G(X).
There are 7,671 locomotive engineers
employed on the Pennsylvaniasystetn,
and their average pay is $112 a month.
At the end of 18-38 Penis had com­
pleted a railroad system extending six
mn
working one locomotive and two
cars.
Among the improvements to be mado
by the Big Four railroad will be the lay­
ing of 210,000 ties and 4,000 tons of steel
rails.
According to Poor’s Manual, thnre are
81,002 locomotives in the United State«.
At the end of 1890 there were 1,135,000
freight cars in America.
The Indianapolis, Loganrport and Chi
cago railroad lias been inr orporatod, with
a capital of $1,000,000. The n-. w load is
planned to run between Indianapolis and
Chicago.
The fastest train in Great Britain i“
on tho Great Northern railway, which
makes tho run from Graham to Don­
caster, seventy and a half miles, in fifty-
six minutes.
Tho fir. t railroad in the world to op­
erate a whole system of trains in which
tho temperature is automatically regu
latod whenever steam heat is used is
the Delaware and Hudson Canal com­
pany.
In five years tho Mackey system of
roads, not including Iho Cincinnati,
Wabash and Michigan, of which it owns
one-half of Hie stock, and tho Big Four
the other half, lias increased from 110
miles to 1,022 miles of main line.
The Mexican, Cuernavaca and Pacific
Railway company has been incorporated
at Denver, Colo, .with a capital of $2,000,-
(V"l 'f|.n
v.-iH run from MexiooCrty
to Cuernavaca and tlie east through a
very fertile region for a ilistaiice of £20
milca
CHATS A3OUT MEN.
ing-nanieti settlor has Bled notice of hw inten­
tion to ;i.akv final proof in support of his claim,
an<l that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk cf Till utiook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on June 1, 1H91, viz,
William Himes,
I
I're-emption D. S. No. 62V). for the i’.1^ of mw ’ »
of sec 17, ami s‘4 of
of fcc . 18, tp. 1 n, r 7 w |
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, ,
said land, viz:
|
Walter J Sif.::h. John Herrington, Frank
Jleniiu.t :: and James Reehvr, all Of Tilla­
mook, Tillamook County, Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lmd Ollice, at Oregon City, Oregou, May
1 . 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the
1 nolii-p of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will l*v made lx‘-
lon the Oour ty (uerk of Tillamook county, at
Tillamook, Oregon, on July 20, 1891, viz:
Edward Senke,
Ilomesti ad Entry No. 6201, for Lots 1, 2. and 8
of sec. 11, and s wj£ of ie.\ of sec. 12, tp. 3 s,
r 10 w.
H • names the following v. itnesses to prove his
continuous re-ulenee upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Jo’ n Sitiiinons, F N Simmons, II Sprague
and Otto Wallin r, all of Nestocton, Tiilamook
County, Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register
JLL.rYujJ LPJ j X
TIILAMOOK,
©HIE.
G. 0, N01ÀN
SECY.
CITY LOTS,
FARMING LAND
AND
TIMBER
LAND,
Correspondence Solicited«
NETARTS
BY THE SEA!
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LandOfficeat Oregon city, Oregon, May
I9. P h .—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
('our.
.• rk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
Oregon, 011 July 18, i89r, viz:
Samuel II. Kenedy,
Homestead Entry, No. 8321, for Lot 5 of sec. 28,
tp. 4 s, r lo w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of, T W. MAXWELL has platted a town-site on his place at Netarts beach
Fine sightly residence lots, vie# Unsurpassed and
said land, viz:
sheltered from tlie north-we»t wind. No prettier and more suitable place could be found for a sea-side resort
Httn*
J. V. Alderman, A. C. Gist, Frank Wilehart
and John M. Knifong. All of Woods P. O.Tilla­ J' dreds of people visit Netarts Bay every summer and camp for weeks on the Beach . Fine surf bathing, good fishing,
mook County, Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
several varieties oi clams and oysters, elegant five-uiile drive ou the beach, and picturesque arched rocks where thousands oi
sea-lions disport themselves every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks this summer and select a site for n cottage by
NOTICE FOR I’fBI.Il'ATION.
Land O'licc at Oregon City, Oregon. May the sea. A most delightful location. Several lots bargained before survey was made. Come via Sheridan or North Yamlull.
! i, : ■ 1.—Notice is hereby given that the follow*
in 'iiamefl settler has filed notice of his intention For full particulars, prices, terms etc., write to J. W. M axwell , Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
to make final proof in support of b: 8 clai.a, and
t: at -ai l (»root will be matte before the County
Clerk of'Tiilamook ( ounty, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on July, 6,1891, viz.
Henry Ward
Pre-emption I). S. No. 57O8, for the e Ji of s e J4
and e Ji of 11 e 1 £ of sec. 25, tp. 1 n, rM w.
It*- names tin following witnesses toprove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of,
said land, viz:
};. Af. Keys, M. A. Keys. Win. Howell and
G. A. Barton, all of Trask,Tillamook Co., Oregon.
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J, T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore-
g >n, A'.'icli i ■«.; —Notice is hereby given that,
m compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3 1878, entitled "A11 act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
Daniel E. Good<peed,
• ■f Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No’ 7435, for the purchase of
the 11 ' Of n W 1 !■ B w 1 | of ’.1 w . sec. 2,5. and
s e ' j of n e *4 of sec. 26, tp. 2 s, r iO w. and will
1 ffer prool to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said 1 :nd before the Register nnd Receiver of
this office at Ore.'fon City, Oregon, on Tuesday,
the c3rd day of June, I'-L'i.
lie names as witnesses:
George Riefenberg, A A! Hare, W S Cone and
C Ti’dvn, all ot’Bay City, Tillamook County Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office oil or before said 23th day
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1891.
June,
J, T.Apporson, Register.
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roads, and would open up a
Oregon is becoming rcnowi^ecl as
Senator Sanders says Lo cannot sleep
country rich in resources that has in timbered xtate. The Eastern
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lund (»flice
Office at Oregon City, Or«*
Ore* n, April
2«, I89L—Notice is lier< b” ■Jven that the follow­
been always virtually shut off from 1 pnpei-H are just now realizing this in 11 sleeping car.
The Marquis Imperiali in an accom­ ing-named settler lias filed notice o his inten­
tion to make final proof in support o Lis cliiini.
tho commercial world. The Al­ filet. 'I he Chicago Inter-Ocean of pli.bed mil. ici.m.
and that said pre.if will lx made < fore the
bany
Astoria K. R. projectors a recent date Hnyx: “It is cstiinat-
< 'ountj clerk id 1 ¡lh’.mo k County, at Tillamook,
Au.ln w ('.iraegie has given a $2,500 I Oregon, on June 16, IS9I, viz:
William Plank,
sh mid build their ¡imposed road ed that ¡Oregon has mercantile ii>r ry to a town oil tbo Orkney islands.
Homes'(-.id Entry No. 5380, lor the n1-, of sw’^,
('■¡"¡al Willinni Schaffer, of New sec 3 , tp ’> '. r io w, and i.’2 of s c ’, of sec. 25,
or get out of tho way and give ! timber amounting to 400,000,000,
1 tp.ss, 1 11 w.
somebody else a chance.
Albany 000 feet. At a moderate price, York, priibs him elf on his resemblance 1 lie names the following witnesses toprove
!•> H . 11 tary Blaine.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
’ of, said la nd. viz.
and Astoria should make a light says an authority, it would pay
C'iniit II rb rt Bismarck, ac-ording
John Hclh ubrand of Neskowin, John Sehuldt
for this, Ralbm could well afford the national debt twice over. The to Th.* (ralignani Messenger, recently Oscar 1-auiconer nnd Jefferson Shuw, of Orc­
town, all 01 Tillamook Co., Oregon.
lost
$70,000
in
the
Nico
clubs.
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J. T. Apperson,Register.
to make an effort to get a railroad time is coming when it will lie of
Henry Fielding Dickens, said to be the
to Astoria via Tillamook. The 1 more value than any mines of gold
NOTICE
I-OR
PUBLICATION.
bright' st of tl,o sons of the great novel­
olfice at Oregon City, Oregon, April
trouble is, Tillamook has not been I or silver. The world is just wnk- ist, is a successful lawyer at Deal, Eng ib. Land
r . ! Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
advertised as much as other local­ , ing up t lie value of growing forest." lall'l.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
ai
d that said proof will be made before the
D. M. Hart, one of W. M. Evarts' pri­
ities, and is therefor«* eomparitive-
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
vate secretaries, is a negro. Ho i« a mook, Oregon, on June iB, 18ol, viz:
Nebraska
ami
Oregon
are
two
ly unknown to capitalists. All
Gustave Ktienler,
graduate of Harvard college and a young
. ' i"-.i I > B No
!' t I
m ! k of >-<■',
that is needed is for the outside great states of the American Union. lawyi r of more than average ability.
of m e
n1, of in , and n c ‘4 of nw’4 o!
sec. 26. tp. 2 s, r il) v..
Nebraska
papers
are
tilled
with
John
Jay
is
a
noble,
dignified,
old
world to know what is here.
If
fl'- ■ ti-'i ■ the foil'»wi pg wltnesseB to prove h’s
-ldcuce upon and cultivation of,
railroad projectors knew of the sheriff's salon of foreclosd mort­ school gentleman, with a lustrous eye eontinno'isr
said
land, \ iz:
a perpitnaJ smile playing over his
Uhaib. s Wells, William Easom, Conrad Zu-
gages on settlers' hinds, the settlers and
magnificent resources of
hand: nine face. He is an ex-presiilent ricktl and Rosa Glason.all of Tillamook, Tilla­
mook < outity, Ore.
country, there would be no delaj being obliged to look elscwehttr of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
for
the
life
denied
them
there.
J.
I
’
>.
Grinnell,
founder
of
the
Iowa
about building a railroad in this
SH EKIFF’S MAI.E.
city
which
bears
bis
name,
whoso
death
Oregon papers are filled with lilial
direction.
Notice is hurt by given that on the 30th day of
was announced recently, was the partic­
May, 1*9J. I will a* Sheriff of Tillamook County,
proof notices of settlers getting ular person to whom Horace Groeleyad- Oi
. ;(>n, in obedience loan Execution and Order
;. de issued out of the ( irenit Court of the
Raw sugar is quoted 2« to 3*. ets- title from government to fruitful ilres. ' l that tanions remark, "Go west, of
St.it. i f Oregon, for the County of Tillamook in
young man, and grow up with tho coun­ r.11 n< ti >11 wherein the Truckee Lumber Co., nre
a pound at New York. The sugai soil (hat will feed them and their try."
plaintiffs and Vinton Rice is defendant, dated
April 22. is off» r for sale to the highest bidder
trust transportation companies families in thriving content. This
"Harry Smith, an ex slave,” says the
Court House in TtllamooK, Tillamook
Oregon, the following described land
and middlemen take the rest of is ¡1 contrast furnished by the press Detroit Tribune, “who lias prospered so County,
ta wit. the 11 of sc‘^. sw'4 of nej^ and so'4 of
of sec. 5, tp 2 s. r s w, containing 160 acres,
of the two states, ami is eloquent well that he has been able to extend the s nw»i
your money. Capital Journal.
till sale bci'. . to satisfy the sum of twenty
hand of charity to his former master,
and til’, three cents(f2o.5:1.) andnitiety-
in the moral that it points. -Asto- lives near Milton Junction, on the Grand (lollat-
: wo cents H/Jets.) interest, and costs in said ac­
The Oregon Improvement Com­ rian.
tion.
taxed
at 1."20 and accruing costs on this
Rapids and Indiana railroad, and is hav-
writ. Dated this 22nd day of April I.S91.
pany appears to be getting a little
ii : his biography written for publica­
SAM D owns . Sheriff,
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by T heo , steinhii . bfh , Deputy.
A disgraceful w rangle took place tion."
limhtoued. and are emulating 1 ast­
Malcolm Klian, the ex-Persiau amlias-
ern corporations by employing in in Portland recently between May­ sader
at Londi'ii, who was recently de­
or
DeLashmult
ami
James
Ixitan,
their mines 11 batch of six hundred
prived by the shah of his titles and hon­
Ncgroesarc less abt to cans«) trou­ the would-be boss. Theoccurenee ors. says that it is a fact that the highest
ministers of Persia, while believing that
ble than white men. Newberg was such ns might be expected in they po eased the confidence of their
gambling
dens
and
haunts
of
vice,
< iraphie.
1 overeigii, often pushed sud lenly and
and only serves to show what a ignobly.
Wages in logging camps on the low and despicable position polit­
WHISPERS A3OUT WOMEN.
bay have been cut down to 830 per ical allairs in that city have been
month for ordinary hands. No degraded. Th»' worst Imodiums in
Mtne. Carnot'» mnntcalex nt the Ely-
S' lie has been set on the wages of this city would be ashamed of mich e in Faris, are really mnazing iu their
Garden Seed.
hook-tend, ts ami teamsters. We performances, und there it was the splendor.
Mrs. Mary liraytou Young, who ro-
are informed that the same rate «1 mayor and political boss. The icatly ilieil, lias tile heaviest uiill owner
wages prevails on Puget Sound, sooner such men are left to wallow in Fall River, and possessed iui estate
mid at the various harbors along in their own tilth, th* better for Wi.rtl. $12,(AU,U00.
Gruss, Clover and all kinds of
Mrs. Je: < Mrt'onnack aud Mrs. Mary
the coast.- t.Vos Bay News.
the city of Portland. Eugene Reg- L. Burt,'ll liavo l*een elected police
justieis in Burr Oak aud Jamestown,
A movement has been started b\ later.
Kan., rv ["elitely.
Janu s Cross, confidential agent of
Hix train loads of cattle
Mrs. :’arah Wainewright, the last sur­
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizer«, etc.
W S I lol «nt. the ow ner of the trot­ CtUTH— left
viving gran t laughter of Dr. Priestlv,
Reno, Nevada,
the
-li
-
ovi
rer
of
oxygen,
recently
died
ting stallion Stamboul, to build a week for S. atlle anti Tacoma. The
at Brighton, England.
kite-shaped me > track here, which beef that tho Artorii'iiH are eating
Miss E. It. Seidtnure. the well known
w ill be two weeomls faster than the tiiix week came from near Los An­ \\ ashington writer and correspondent,
Bee Keepers’ Supplies.
present circular truck. Mr.Hobart gele*, ('al. With tho bo t . mittry. is in the early thirties, and has a rather
blonde complexion, a graceful carriage V-.'e w.uit ver tor n istomcr. Give us
offers 81009 toward the enterprise, soil aii'l climate for cattle in this and ail intelligent face.
a trial order.
and promise:« to drive Stamboul ¡northwest it 'coms a little singular
Mrs. Shane, a soldier's widow, with
F.
L.
Posson
& Son,
hero to beat the world. Ex.
that we have to <lep< ml upon tin two children, moved from the east to
W yoiuiug two years ago for the parpox*
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209 2d St., Portland, Or.
Recently ome gixxl lotsof lkmg- ari.l vt a.stt a of Nevada ami South­ of holding a mining claim loft her by her inca - fs to Mt’.’cr Bros.
CataL rue Frrr
husband. She luis uncovenxl a body of
ern
California
for
for
the
meat
we
las tir Yanf ee saw log- have been
rkh quarts, sud the mine promises to be
■old to British Columbia aw mill at. Ax for our ham nml baeon, one of exceptional value.
THE CRY OF MILLIONSl
Mrs, James Stone, of Gtiencastle.
men. The Hamish latke nmi Mill that comes from Cliieag". A
lud., has a bn'astpin made of what is
stonily
st
re
mt
of
gobi
g
>
>»
front
OH, MY BACK!
< 'em; nnv, of 1 . irhax i n. • >ld 2.000,
known as a Becbder Carolina gold dol­
here
for
what
vve
coulil
lx*tter
pro-
OTOP IT NOW,
WOO feet to the Bock Ci, <k Mill
lar. It contains thirty grains of gold,
tltye
h*
re.
nml
yet
we
wonder
as
SOON IT WIIL BK TOO LATC.
aud
was
coined
under
permit
by
4.
Company, lit Vi toria. at a figure
tk ehtl. r. of South Carolina, shortly
I have Veen Doubled many rears with
which, though ii ry low, was deem­ we send these twenty dollar gold after tlio revolntiouary w:ir.
disease i f the kidneys nnd have tried
pivieri away,
many d: . ent remedies and have
not
ed by the logg, m more deximble
Mrs. James G. l'.Iaiue, Jr., is about to
*
t aid from deferent physicians
plentier will.
with nt relief Aboet the 15th of April
taka up her 1
m-c iu South Dakota.
than holding the logs for anything
I was suffering fmm a very violent
She will reside tlx re long enough to eli­
attack that almost prostrated me in
better. which might lx- a very hmg
such a manner nut I was t»ent over.
Pho chief condition for butter to te ui ,-.11 idisvlute diioii'e from her l*us-
When I Mtt
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down it wasaliuvst impossible for me
time in getting hero, Various lx» "long keeping" if the milk or
I. Mr*.
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to
Blaine has l«een contení*
t rrt
. up «tua«, vt 1 ' P :t k n mv <h>thes, when
kind 1 tSuriitcws
• V- ■ :ve *cnt I
Heniev. with the
rumors alsnit the • supply of logs eteam has been reas, nable well plating this step for some time, bnt it oKEGtiN
KtDNRY TEA. to my
hotel I imnrediatelv commenced
now afloat are so: new hat mislead­ cared fur. while the lutter is in has bevi .1 carefully kept acero*.
Mm, . Blavatsky, the patron saint of using the tea. It had an almost
a* effect, ami to the astoa* f
ing. 'I he loggers of this «-ciiou are granular condition, that it be well tlievs, pliy. is a monntaiu of tl.sh, and
1 hmen t of all th«
Ms n| th< hotel, t
not vet a lived quantity like tie -e freed of in-eons matter by thorough ■i , irei.tly has rvhuquuhed all attempt* In a few daya.1 ,im happy to state
THE FINEST BEACH ON
THE PACIFIC COAST!
C ohn & Co
The Leading Merchants of Tillamook County!
-DEALERS IN
G eneral
merchandise
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
This house is connected with the well known whole-sale and commission house
of M auk L. C ohn & Co., 146, F ront S t ., P ortland , O re , nnd is able to purchase
goods in large lots and at a very low figure, thus being able to discount all tom-
petitors in prices.
Country Produce taken in Exchange for Goods
COHN & BROWN B i .' k ,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
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IFICi.NT PROPERTY is almost in the hea>t of the
Perfectly level; commanding view.
Size of lots, 50x100; wide
Will be sold on easy terms and at prices that will give the pur­
chasers a chance to double their money in the next six months.
Special in­
ducements to those who will build.
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