Tillamook headlight., June 19, 1891, Image 4

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WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
notice for
P ublication .
OKEGOir.
‘Prince Bartlett’
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, May
19. i8oi —Notice ia hereby given that the
DAIRY
following-named
settler has tiled notice of
REMOVING WARTS ON ANIMALS.
Picturesque scenery,
his intention to make final proof in support of
O\ er 90 miles of coast Hue,
his
claim,
and
that
said proof will be made be­
IVUat a Veterinary Niirceon A i I v I m ,. la NOTES ON THE CULTURE OF FLOW­
fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
Clanubeds till you can't rest.
WHAT FARMERS CAN DO WITH SUR-
the Mark I.ane Eipre««.
Tillamook,
Oregon,
on July 20, 1891, viz:
ERS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Streams full of trout and salmon.
Will make the season
|
PLUS MILK IN SUMMER.
Edward Senke,
Warts growing on tho udder of cows
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
Homestead Entry No. 6a91. for LOU 1, 2. and 8
I
or elsewhere on cattle are best removed,
A climate as good as any on the coast.
of 1891 at Jones Bro’s livery
The Opportnnitiea AfTurded for Tasteful
of sec. 11, and a
of uwjf of aec.12, tp. 3 »,
A lame and well equipped livery stable.
When Hutter Coe. Away Down to Noth- wlien these have a very narrow neck or
r 10 w.
stable in Tillamook.
Flower Gardening, or the Special Cult-
Plenty ot game: water-fowl, deer, elk,bear,etc.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
In» In Snunuer Fat tlie Milk Into point of attachment, with a ligature.
are of Favorite IManta in »orders Be­
Stillwell,
-Good prospects for a railroad in the near continuous residence upoii and cultivation of
Small Home Mode Cheeses—They Al-
said land, viz:
DESCRIPTION.
future.
neath the Windows of One’s House.
John Simmon«, F N Simmons, H Sprague
1
vays 1’ay—How to Make Them.
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, and Otto Wallher, all of NestOCtoO, Tillamook
RINCE BARTLETT is a three-quartef
In window borders our endeavors at Netarts and Nestucca.
Countv, Oregon.
"In summer when the days nre long"
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J. T. Apperson, Register
Norman and one-quarter Morgan;
flower gardening n«?d not be hampered
Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit­
t I I I I I I I I I » I ».
farm people have more milk than they
Was sired by the celebrated imported
by geometric restriction«. We have a growing.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
stallion,
Gambetta; dam, Nellie, was
'can dispose of profitably, and the price
One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla­ Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
simple border to furnish and adorn in a
I9,
1891.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
Unit
the
follow-
sired
by a Norman horse and a full-blood
of butter goes away down to nothing.
quiet but pretty way. A flower border mook. in the state.
ing-nuined settler has filed notice of his inten­
Morgan mare.
In this case Mr. Waldo F. Brown ad-
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
bucked up by a wall ia delightful, as it
and that said proof will be made before the
,' Vises that the surplus milk lie put into
hospitable
class
of
people.
I has un excellent background, und good
Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
TERMS;
small home made cheeses. These will
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and Couuty
A UOATU11E KNOT.
Oregon, on July 18, i 89 i , viz:
culture is better repaid than in flower
, always sell and bring good prices, real­ Caustie agents are horribly slow and un­ borders near shrubs, whose roots run most productive in the state.
I
For single service, $10, with privilege
Samuel H. Kennedy,
izing much more for the milk than if it certain, and, in tho end, troublosome to through them and revel in their rich­ A rapid, but healthy growth and most promis­ Homestead Entry, No. 8824, for Lot 5 of sec. 28,
of season for $15. Insurance $2o
Two
tp. 4 s, r lo w.
or more mares at a liberal disc »tint.
, Were turned into butterat summer coun­ both owner and patient, so that there ness. A window border is admirably ing prospects for the future.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Many
quarter-sections
of
fairly
good
govern
­
Two-thirds of service price will be re*
try grocery prices.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
are very few instances where tlieir use shown iu the accompanying engraving, ment land which may be had for the taking.
ceived iu farm produce.
said land, under Sec. 2301, R. S.
r Mr. Brown gives very clear directions is to be recommended. Growths in where it is made to serve a double pur­
Fine
ocean
beaches
at
Netarts,
Nestucca
and
J.
V
’
.
Aiderman,
A.
C.
Gist,
Frank
Wilehart
how to make these small cheones in an which the l>ase is diffuse, and round pose in supporting the creepers that will
Nehalem, which are already becoming popular and John M. Knifong. All of Woods P. O.Tilla­
I For single service money is due at the
i 11 if i 11 i i !>• i
article pnblishi|l in the Rural New which it is impossible to get a ligature, eventually hide the naked walls and in resorts
mook Couuty, Oregon.
time of service.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
( t Yorker. He writes:
I
should lie dissected out or removed with growing flowers. The size of window
Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said
Fresh
Fruits
and
Barries
in
season.
1 have always used home prepared ren- the liot iron; but in all casos where prac­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
to be the best and most valuable ill the North
PREMIUMS.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. May
i i net, but would advise the purchase of ticable the ligatnre is best, as the excres­
west.
14. 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
For the best colt $30; for second best
liquid rennet extract. A calf's rennet cence is less likely to grow again when
A harbor which will be one of the best on the i ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention
$20. Will buy best colt for $75 or $JO for
should l»e turned, emptied of its con­ removed in this way. The action of the
coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent to make final proof in support of his claim, and
second best. To be judged by disinter­
in connection.
| that said proof will be made before the County
improving it.
tents and slightly rinsed, aud then filled ligature is to cause constriction, and de­
¡Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
ested parties.
Half-a-dozen fine rivers, which with their gon, on July. 6, 1891, viz.
with Balt and thoroughly dried. Then prive the growth of the blood supply by
tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga­
Henry Ward
for some days before it is needed it wliic-h it is nourished, and when this is
JONES BROS
tion and floating logs.
Pre-emption D.S. No. 57O8, for the e J4 of s e ’4
should be soaked in n quart of strong done it dies and drops off.
I and e % of n e of sec. 25, tp. 1 ,s r 8 w.
beautiful
and
productive
prairies
which
con
­
brine, to which the juice of a lemon
He names the following witnesses toprove his
Large growths have a corresponding­
tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock- I I continuous
residence upon and cultivation of,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
should lie added. The milk should be ly large vessel of supply, and when these
D. A. FINDLEY,
raising and general agriculture.
>
said
land, viz.
I.and office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
set at about 9U degs., and enough of the are removed with the knife, unless tho
-------- DEALER IN---------
1 E. M. Keys, M. A. Keys, Wm. Howell and
28,189I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
G. A. Barton, all ofl’rask.Tillamook Co..Oregon.
feunut should l»o aililed to bring the vessels are picked up and tied or seared
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, tion to make final proof in support of his claim^
cheese in from twenty to thirty minutes. . with tho hot iron, tho hemorrhage is
aud that said proof will be made before the
Dry Goods,
A little exj»erienco will determine the frequently considerable and often very
A good bank.
PETITION FOR LICENSE.
County Clerk ot Tillamook Couuty, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on July 21, I89I, viz:
A drug store.
w
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
proper amount. If tho rennet is good troublesome to tho amateur surgeon.
Hats & Caps,
Eugene M. Keys,
A jewelry store.
will, at the next ensuing term of the County
about it tablespoonful for each live gal- With tho ligature there is nono of this,
Homestead Entry No. 8827 for the 11
of sec.
Boots
&
Shoes.
A good saw mill.
Court for Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wit:
26 tp. i s, r 8 w.
Iona of milk will be right. Stir thoroughly
He
11c
names
uaiuvo
the
LI1V
following
witnesses
nimvi'.ivo
to
IV
prove
hid
A
Fire
Company.
The eighth day of July, I89I, apply to said Court
ft»r two or three minutes when it is
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
I for a license to sell malt liquor in less quantities
Two newspapers.
put in.
said
land,under
sec.
2301
R.
S.
viz:
A ivr.vnow BORDER.
Several public halls.
than one gallon, in the precinct of Garibaldi, in
H Ward, G A Borton, Win Thornton and Wm
When tho cheese comes it will look
Woods,
Carver, all of Trask P. O. Tillamook County,
borders must bo ruled by the surround­ A beautiful town site.
said County of Tillamook and State of Oregon,
like clabbered milk, and shoul l l»o care­
Oregon.
Two photograph galleries.
for a term of six months in accordance with the
ings, but whether narrow or wide they
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J. T. Apperson, Register«
fully sliced with a strip of tin, cutting
Commodious warehouses.
prayer of the annexed petition. Dated this 23rd
can bo well filled. It is a great mistake
both ways, so that tho top will appear in
day of May i 89 i .
T heodore P arks .
to confine them to the culture of sum­ An excellent school building.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
squares half a.i inch or so in size. Let
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
To the Honorable County Court of the State
mer flowers only.
it stand until tho whey begins to »'•pn-
Two saloons and a temperance parlor.
27,t 1S9I.—Notice is hereby given that the
of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, sitting
If creepers are desired npon the walls
i following-named settler has ‘filedI notice of his
The head of navigation on tide water.
hite, and the curd settles out of sight,
for the transaction of county business on the
i intention to make linai proof in support of his
of tho house, un 1 tho borders are nar­
Many el.gaut and commodious residences.
then lift it gently from the bottom aud nnd if tho knot known us the double
I
claim, and that said proof will be made before
8Ü1
day
of
July
¡«9I.
row, there will uot be room for many
fhl* County
i'lllint-XT Clerk
eiorb of
t\f Tillamook
Vili <> mn, ,L- C
ohit I«, at
«*t Tilla
'Cilla- ­
hitch
is
employed
very
large
warts
may
Good
stores
in
most
every
line
of
business.
the
County
eut or break it into pieces not innch
We, your petiouers, respectfully represent to
flowers, ns the creepers may want all the
mook, Oregon on July 22, iH9i, viz:
‘
>e
taken
off
without
much
difficulty,
Public
buildings
that
are
a
credit
to
any
town.
larger tlum n thimble, and by pouring
yonr
honorable
body
that
we
are
residents
and
Joseph
H.
Whiting,
nutriment tho soil contains to sustain
Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. A • R. legal voters within the Precinct of Garibaldi,
Homestead Entry No.7928 for the w% of n
hot water Is'tv. •e;i the tubs raise the *ven when the attachment is far from
them. Those who object to creepers of lodges.
sec. 17 and eJ4 of n e
sec, 18 tp 1 s. r. 8w.
Tillamook County, Oregon, do hereby petition
temperature to 100 dcg.i. Let the curd Iwin4 narrow.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
a permanent character upon tho walls
A large local trade trom the surrounding your honorable body to grant a license to
The
hiicuosh
attending
this
method
de
­
remain iu tho whey, stirring it gently
continuous
residence
upon
and cultivation of*
may adorn them for the summer by country.
said land, viz:
Theodore l’arks, to sell malt liquor within the
occasionally to living every part of it in pends entirely on the tightness of the placing a few branches of convolvulus,
Daily mails and stages connecting with the Precinct of Garibaldi, Tillamook County, Ore­
II I) Rush, W D Smith and w D Illingworth of
constriction,
for
unless
tlie
blood
supply
Bewling Alley in Connection.
contact with the whey, and to aerate it,
Tillamook, Tillamook county, Oregon, R Jack-
nasturtium, eccremocarpus or the many railroad at North Yamhill.
gon, in less quantities than one gallon for the
son of Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
until it (level >ps a littl. acidity anti l»-.‘- I m ? entirely c ut off tho growth will not lovely climbers. Narrow borders may
An enterprising class of citizens who are de­ term of six months from the date of this appli­
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J. T. Apperson. Register.
atrophy.
Therefore
we
must
have
no
The best wines and liquors in the market.
<nines ffrui enough so that it feels springy
termined to build up the town.
be
made
tielightful
by
planting
them
cation
made
to
said
Court.
And
this
your
peti
­
to the tom b nn I squeaks between the 'runny’« knots or others that will slip,
A Fair Association with ample grounds which tioners will ever pray.
T i . mbhb L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N' otic K
with fragrant plants and dwarf shrubs,
will soon be put in good shape.
tsetli; tin u dip it up ami druiu the whey but aomething that can be drawn very
T or P ublication .
P. Byron
A. J. Sheppard
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor. United States
tight and that will not become loose, such sweet scented tilings as tho sweet
Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholics ;
Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
L. Smith
H. Boelk
off as rapidly its j oisible.
Verbena, rosemary and lavender.
gon, April 18,1891.—Notice is hereby given that
G. Higgenbotham E. Peterson
iMid Christian denominations represented.
The draining will bo hastened by slic­ file double hitch is perhaps the best, as
OLSEN’S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
in
compliance
with the provision's of the act
E.
Carter
Alex
McNair
Where
the
'.»orders
are
wide
they
per
­
Almost every branch of business and profes­
: of Congress of June 3, I878, entitled “An act for
ing Un' cur l frequently, cutting it in j it requires no tying, and can lie tighten-
B. Higgenbotham S. Johnson
mit of some of, the best hardy flowers sion represented that is necessary to the welfare
the sale of timber lands 111 the States of Califor­
Harvey Mitchell F. Hefty
narrow slices each way; then with the ■ by drawing in the freo ends. Tho
nia, Oregon, Nevada aud Washington Territory,'
August Anderson A. Lutllka
being grown. In these borders it is bet­ ol an enterprising community.
band break it up and gather the corners i*u Is l>»*in.'within tho two rounds, are
F. C. Niebuhr
Peter Magnuson
Fred R. Beals,
ter to make u distinct feature with u few
press
-.1
no
i
’
.
i
by
tho
connected
portion,
S.
1
‘
.
Svenson
Jos.
GaUdreaU
Steamer
connection
with
Portland
the
of the cloth over it, mid lay n weight on
of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of
Th. Rohde
J. l’aquet
suitable hardy flowers, grown in masses Augusta and------------- making regular trips |
•■•ml
kept
firm
so
that
it
cannot
slip.
1
Oregon,
has
this
day filed in this office hissworu
it. A email board and n stone can bo used ■
Gust Nelson
John Rohde
anti of sufficient quantity to be effective. besides frequent visits by other small steamers.
i statement No. 2489, for the purchase of th«
John Bolin
Wm. Pattou
for the pur(H»se. Three or four repeti­ Moreover, when the ends are left long it
i
11
e
‘
1
of
sec
34,
tp
2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof
W. B. Aiderman
Lem Melson
If the house is large and the liortlers are
.) to show that the land sought is more valuable
tious of tills will rednee tlio bulk. Now •«¿n be drawn tighter from time to time
Alfred Sundstrom
L. Parish.
numerous each one may lie a distinct
for
its
timber
or
stone
than for agricultural
CLUBBING
LIST.
is
it
cuts
into
tiio
siilwtuuco
of
the
wart.
J.
Johlison
John
Thoswell
ent it into half ineli slices and spread
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
feature in itself anil differ materially
( . B. Handley
Chas. Miller
land before the Register and Receiver of this
them out a few minutes to cool, and it (
Theodore
Parks
C.
B.
Peterson
from the othein. A liortler of poggetl H eadlight and Toledo Blade 1 year
12.15
I office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday the
The Ileal lloney Plnnta.
Wagon Shop in Connection.
G. Nagel
J. M. Harrison
Wi'l l»o reatly for the press.
j 18th day of August, 1891. He names as witness's:
” Weekly Call (S. F.)
»I.M5
Ben Johnson
Joseph Swahaw
To put it in this, first chop it until the '
At the I it" annual convention of tho down roses would be a pretty feature
I
John Edwards, of Trask, Oregon. andCH 1 reis,
Gustave Trinitcr Frank Murray
” Weekly Examiner
”
.. $2.50
and nn uncommon one. These sugges­
j Geo Pettit and C Thayer, of Tillamook. Oregon.
F. P. Hobson
Niels Andersou
pieces are ulmost as small in peas, ami New Vol« beekeeper» among questions
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
” West Shore
”
f45o
tions
are
merely
thrown
out
as
an
as
­
II.
F.
Crane
Hiram
Crane
j above-described lands are requested to file their
salt it at tho rate of one ounce to live of iuqiortance tliscnstasl was the one of
” Century Magazine
”
$5.00
Frank Crane
John Larson
sistance. and may be varied or improved
claims in this office 011 or before said 18th day of
pounds of curd Spree.d a square of honey plants As is usual when this
Willie
Lonquist
Peter
Nelson.
,,
Detroit
Free
Pros
”
12.00
{ August 18'Ji.
upon by those who have or intend to
rlictvc cloth over the lusip, fill in the topic is introduced conxiderable differ­
Twenty-five complete novels to any old sub­
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
make borders of this description.
scriber who will bring us one new subscriber.
curd, mi l then ■-preiul the corners over ent e t f opinion prevailed. The majority,
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May
These rates apply only to new subscribtrs and 27, i 89 i .—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
the top and place oa the follower, which however, favored nlsike clover for bee-
SucceiM with Penches»
settier has filed notice of his intention
o those who pay arrearage aud renew theio ing-named
Mrs. J. JOHN8ON
should I k » siaiill enough to settle down ket.|a'i-s. I)no member, who has grown
to make final proof in support of his claim, and Mis« L. J. RUQGLE8
Rural New Yorker says: To l»e suc­ subscription before the end of th ¡8 month.
that said proof will be made before the County
< asily IIS till' cheese yields under pres it sineo IWJ, elainie I that it failed to cessful in peach culture certain condi­
jZuejfj ¿ eJ
f(Ai4 OK,y
I’lerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
»tiro. A light weight mu-t bo upplietl accrete honey only once <1 iiringth.»t time, tions nre important—viz., soil, varieties,
gon, on July 23, I89I viz:
Washing gathered and delivered every
I'OllTLANl) MKKKT.
cl first or tlie whey will runoff white audit was n Beason when white clover cultivation, fertilizing and pruning.
Hathaway
Yocotn,
week. Work done on short notice when desired.
(Wholesale Quotations.)
also
failed,
lie
not
only
prefers
the
nl-
and ere-imy, mi l in all tho liaiijling of
Homestead Entry No. 6601 for the sw’4 of se%
The soil should bo well drained, as tho
Starched shirts 20c ts each after June ist.
sec. 3I tp. 3 s, r lo w, and Lots 2-3 and 4 of sec. 6 <11-
•ike to white clover for honey, but said peach will not endure wet feet; for this O ats —Gray
60
the r nnl no haste must be made.
tp.
4s,
r.
¡0
w.
Suits cleaned to order.
White
60
62
’
,
If one attempts to hurry, the whey that it makes the best fishier for sheep reason high, rolling ground or even
He names the following witnesses to prove
I 60
I 65
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Wil! I > It white like milk, aud tho cheese and cows. Ho sows it with red clover mountain sides with a northern and W heat —Willamette
LESTE It HART.
PROPRIETOR.
of, said land, viz.
Walla Walla
I tk>
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6—FR-i------ AND--------
tvf! be p.mr. but if the whey remains anil timothy, laitli for honey ami hay, as westeru exposure make excellent sites.
Andrew Rhoades of Hembree, Tillamook Co.,
P
otatoes
fA
loo
tbs
......
50
65
Oregon Frederick Davis, David Ronds and Wil­
neaily colorless t tie is ti ling tho thing it is liable to lodge badly if sown alone. Got si, clean cultivation from May until O nions
”
I 50
liam Booth of Woods, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
LOUIS ROSSELET,
right. The win lo pns'ess from the time Another member, who indorsed the fore­ August is just as necessary for jieaches D ucks <lox................
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J. T. Apperson. Register.
00
8
5°
tiie te net is addt I until the cheese is going and who now sows alsiko instead as for corn or p »tatoos. Most soils suit- G eese ”
...............
8 00
6 00
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
put in the prera will nquire alsmt foul of red clover, found tho honey from it alile for the peach contain euoiigh of the C hickens —Old
doz.
5 cO
ft 50
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 27.
hours, but there is very little work aa good in quality as tho white clovur elements of fertility to answer tho re-
18J1.—Notice i» hereby given that the following-
Spring •’
a 50
5 00
named settler has filed notice of his intention Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General
•bout it. ¡Tess during the afternoon, honey. Ho did not think it yielded aa qnirements of the tree until of bearing B itter —Brine
22
12
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
Goods suits made to order.
and turn the ehreso at night, induing largo a crop of hay, but it is of better age, when a fertilizer containing phos­ i
”
Store, in Rolls . ..
20
that said proofwill be made before the County
15
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
Clerk
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
”
Choice Dairy
this t. ke it i.i;t of tin* I ks ip, remove the quality. In regard to that much adver­ phoric acid and potash should I mi upplietl
26
2ft
gon, on July 24 1891, viz:
22
rlotli. anti, if necessary, trim off any tised Chapman honey plant, the opinion —IKK) to WO ¡siunds per acre—400 pounds Kuns—Oregon
Seba Norton,
”
Eastern
.
.
S hop lx C la I' dk T iiavkr H ouse , W est E nd .
rough cdjtes. Thi n spread a (rtsdi wet appeared to lie that it is a hard plant to of lione meal ami 200 pounds of muriate
Homestead En’ry No. 5589, for the n % of n e ’4
T illamook ,
O regon .
I«
aki
>,
Oregon
to
grow
and
not
so
profitable
as
the
clovers,
elolh over it, so that most of the cloth
1’’» and nM of n w’4 sec., 21 tp. 5s, r 10 w.
of potash well mixed.
” Eastern
.................
lo
He names the following witnesses to’ prove
11
will be nt one side: slip the htsip down licet, it was told, work well on alfalfa
The money value of a crop depends B acon —Clear Sides
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
.......
lo
10JÍ of,
over it. nml turn hoop and cbeeae to wlimi the cireumstanees are all favor­ very much on the grower.
said land viz:
He must
COMMERCIAL
”
Hams
11%
1»'»
Thomas Foster. Frank Foster M A Bower and
gt t ier, th n what was the top of the able, but tho various experiences related have a vigorous, healthy tree; Vie fruit
I. F.
”
Shoulders
8
Frank
Franklin,
nil
of
Medii
I
’
.
O.
Tillamook
did uot favor alfalfa ns a honey plant
»'act He will l-e the b itto.n.
County, Oregon.
must be well thinned (when necessary), E'ux-x—Willamette
ft 00
5 «5
1-5
J. T. Apperson, Register.
At the fust pressing all the cloth was
*'
Cowl,try Bniu.l«
4 6ft
either by pruning or hand picking, one
Statements About Poultry.
foldtsl iiiith r tin' follower, and this gave
"
Eastern Oregon..
Only 25cts. Post-paid.
or both, to give it fair size and color. It
4 90
4 7»
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
a rough surface to the cli e «■. hut now n
Mr. James Rankin, who has made the must I«' picked when nt the right state
5
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. May
27, 189L—Notice is hereby given that the fol- '
The only cheap, reliable Fountain I’en
single tliickn s of cloth should Is' artificial incubation of poultry a RUCOMt, —uot too green or yet too ripe to bear
lowing named sett’er has filed notice of his in­
spread over the top mid cniwtl sl down told at a farmers* meeting in Bouton, transportation. Some fruits, as the pear TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE ROUTH. tention
made. Simple, durable, and everyone
to make final proof iu support of his
Wagon-making, Fanning Imple­
With a round ¡siinh'.l table knife, while not long ago, that he never sold a broiler ami our native pluuis, are much im­ Stage leave« North Yamhill daily, except Sun­ claim, aud that said proof will be made before
warranted.
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at | ments and Mill Machinery Repaired,
with the hand the iqs-ritor holds the in his life, lie said: “The broiler age proved in quality by ripening after they day. at 5 a . m , for Tillamook.
Tillamook, Oregon, on July 23, 1891, viz:
e-l of the cloth Ix'tween the cheeaennd is just the time whan all the danger of have been picked. The reverse is true of
and all kinds of wood-work and
Solon Schiffmann,
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, nt
Address the manufacturer,
the Ins>p. It is li irtlor to describe than mortality lias passe<L The last two or the peach.
5 a . m for North Vamhil .
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7557, for the w H n c tf,
general black-smithing done.
and
e
’
v
nwtf
.
of
sec.
ift,
tp
Is,
r
8
w.
to perform thia priMS'-i, nml if one will three ¡tounds can l»e put on much cheaper
W. R. Meserole,
Make* connection with train« al North Yam­ lie names thefollowing witnesses to prove his
In the Flower Garden.
hill for Portland.
bear iu mind tliat theobject is to make than.lhe first. Whoever raises beef or
continuous residence upon and culthation of.
The
seeds
<d
jietunius,
verlienas,
co
­
thecheesi simsithnnd free from wrinkles, ¡u»rk knows that this is so. The price of
For freight or express business, apply at Cohn said laud, viz:
Springville, Pa.
a Spscialy
A I. Whitton. I. McFee, J P Kane, and W
«ml tli it after it is turn ■ 1 the corners of a gi>hl nmster is higher than the price leus, Phlox Drumiuondii, china asters 6 Co's store, Tillamook.
nlingsworth
alt
of
Tillamook
P.
O.,
Tillamook
the i-lot-'i should bo above the follower of a good broiler. .So wo hold our for eurly blouiu, cannas, annual chrys-
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
County, Oregon.
1*5
T. T. Apperson, Register. , TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
itlstea 1 of u Ider it, there will lie little chickens until they are four and one-half authtuniiius, cobinoa flower, zinuitks,
O. ORTON. M awaom ».
trouble. I.'',ive the choc-«, in tho press months old, and our pallets until they balsams, stocks, castor oil beaus, sun­
NOTH
F
FOR
PUBLICATION.
flowers, ugeratmn, jx»t mangolds, sin­
from twelve to eighteen hours, nml let it an« a little over a year vld.w
Land office at Oregon City. Oregon, May 28.
18t»i.—Notice is hereby given that the fol low- yiLLAMOOK
lie well pr • te l. Wo use a weight of
Mr. Rankin cntiniated his loss of ducks gle dahlias, blue lobelia, nasturtiums,
big-named
settler has filed notice of his inten­
alum! forty or fifty p itimls on the eh 1 of at from 3 to 5 per cent, in raising, and salvia «¡dendens, pyrethmiua and many
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
VERY STABLE
and that said proof will be made before the
a Ivver six feet long, ami find tho choere chickens from .1 to 10 Mr cent.
Ha others may be sown early with advant­
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
is well press,si.
thought that fifty cents is a moderate age.
mook, Oregon, on July 22, 1391. viz;
Kanritalia procumbens is a handsome
While caring tho cheeses must be allowance for growing a pullet until she
Joseph D. Gibbens,
First-class single and double
auuual, the st^ls of which are worth
form'd ev rv day mi l rubbed with begins to lay.
Pre-rmpHon D. S. No- 6023. for the nw’{ of ne’ 4 turnouts kept on hand
starling early, since when it begins to
and ne% of nw»<of sec 13, and s’, of swU of see
grease. I.artl is good, or butter will
12, tp. 2 x, r 8 w.
General Agtz. for D. M. Ferry & Co's
Poultry Notes.
bloom it never stoj»s till kilhnl by frost.
answer. The die •se.i will cure in from
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Boarding and transient stocK
A Kattaas poultry grower give« expres­ It is a composite, its doable yellow flow­
tftren to thirty days ho as to lie tit for
continuous resMvnce upon and cultivation of, oarefully
cared for.
'aid
land, via:
ers being very pretty and produced
nse or s ilo. Tim only trouble iu curing sion to tho following iu F.tnu Journal:
J 1» Edwards, O D Boatman. F. R Bales and
liens like a secluded place for nests abundantly. As its name implies, it is
them is in keeping away the flies which
1» S Bales, all of Trask P. O . Tillamook Coutitv.
JONES
Oregon.
a procumbent plant, and needs no tying
lay the egg that hatch out skippers. and uot too strong a light.
DO NOT CHIPE, SICKEN 00
»•5
J T. Apperson. Register.
Set nosta facing wall, with just enough up. The seedlings should bo put in
Th» so are »lender flies nearly »» long as
Garden Sect!.
CONSTIPATE.
small pots as
as they can be handled,
SHKKIFF’H MALE.
house flies, but not more than • fourth as room to laws lietwten nest and wall.
Sow Cuw FM Si«
•nd all troabie* srid"«fj**
Notice is hereby given that on the 6th dav of
lu pays t<> ww aa acre or more of small and transfemni to the border when the
large The novice usually loses a chreM
-
t Cwii«««*
July. 1891, I will as Sheriff 1 »f TillRm<K»k County.
or two on account of skippers, »ml if he ci'nsUs tor the lieua They need it tor tpmnd gets warm. -Orchard and Gar­
Imorwa* th» Comi
Oregon, in obedience to an Execution and Order
«ra. a
by Purifying th» Bl»»«-
of Sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the
is earless he tuny lose imuiy. I think it pasture in winter anil they can harvest den.
Th» 4<w* «aa h» u1o»ly »djnated to »U't th- e—»g
State of Oregon, for the Countv of Tillamook in
poaidblu to inclose tho shelves with thin it when ripe.
on* pill cun n»v»r b» too lar«» adosa
Il.irlleuttnr* Item».
an action wherein the Truckee Lumber t o., are
Grass, Clow and all kinds of
•a ao mach au gar
49 pilla pat a» ia a
Plant a patch of corn near the hennery
•lUslin, mi as to exclutle the cheeae fly,
plaintiff*
and
Vinton
Riee
is
di
fondant
dated
which
ran b*, arriad in »aat poekaC A •r*a,/?íSÍ
It is a mistake to seed a young orchard
tea«« I« Tra«.l»ra a«d ■«•$•««• ■««. ««•• ©*••*•*
April 22. Wot. offer ftw sale to the highest bidder
•nd I am trying the plan this year; but 00 good asL Plow it as often as oouve- flown to gnusuiibw the trees are well
oat “<r«a^at" Tra», «ar*, «al« ««arywbom.
at the 1 oart House ia Tillamook. Tillamook
B»apl« IteM a*4 Ovaaas Baah feo «a» In
in any case th» diecses uiu»t be tamed uienL The heus will pick up meat and established and the soil is reasonably
Ct»nnty, Oregon, the following described land
/
DR. HARTirS HtOM TOWÇ- -A
to-wit
the
nS
of
self.
sw
‘
4
of
neu;
and
se*.
of
wallow
in
the
fresh
earth.
•ml thoroughly rubbed every day un­
beat
beef,
pork
K FTRirirS»»!« RLOOD; BFGUL a TFS iMLlVfJji
rich.
nw^ of sec s. Ipn, r» w, containing
seres
■ aafl «mWKYSaafl «F »TO It Ml ska PBBIUTATKPf
til they are completely cured and
In praine countries rows of fruit or
A ta UtALTII aafl VT«0«018 8T««XGTH »<▼—^La
m W «ate being to sathfv the <um of twentv
The Arbor Day movement has reached
and mutton on
TMi M. HABT» MEOICINÍ CS. BT. LOUIS.»
dollar« and «fry three cents(#3n.<3.)and ninety
have • riud on them that will pn» forest trees planted tar enough a|>art to Aiixtralin.
Trees, Bulb*. Fertilizer«, etc.
two
cents
Kjaets
)
Interest,
andcostsin
said
ac
­
tes t tliem. Wife say» It is better to turn admit plowing with two horse cultivator,
butter, vegetables and chickens
tion. taxed at ,11.20 and accruing costs on thi«
A good washing of the trunks of the
then) twice a day. These small country affords a good place ter liens, and ths
writ. Dated this jtnl dav of June, 1891
bought and sold.
tree»
early
in
the
soaaou
with
strong
SAM
IM>\V
NS,
Sheriff.
cheeses med a ready mle. ami th» ia»< cultivation help» tlw trees.
•“3
By T hio . S txinhtlmem , Deputy. 1 SatHfaction guaranteed to every one.
soap «ml» is often very benefleial in de­
ing of them would ¡>rov» much luur»
Ileus require a variety of food, and by
»hop oppo.it. the Grand Central.
TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE.
profitable thaii butter luakiug tu hot mulching tho trees much "grab" nmy be stroying pests that flml a hiding place in
the Mrk.
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
weatlit-r.
provided for thorn, «.especially in wasai
r»F»K>«xx
For impoTvrisbvd lawns in which ths We want You for • customer. Give us ».'„'LL"''*”’
clitus tan.
*" p *ruiw«Lt
Vit:« riuitœn
Bell'» Mew»ng, r. Lomh*n, claim» that
• tria» order.
Ths hardy, wide rangers, those clean gras » «how» thin and pot'r apply • g,„<
Mlim
SRCBKTABT AMT» TKFAAUBF.M
thick hnlua Iwlong to l.vt calti. •nd ot limb and having »mall combe, are the top dressing of compost tf yon have it;
(C lww T havsm
„
n________ , w. h . room
if not, apply wood asbea ami lame flour.
K xkcvyivb GnunmtJ L H Raoww
l >- STIL k WKIX
————— - . _ H V V . J on m noM
AND CREAMERY.
Arthur
prop.
KEEPTÖN* MND:
Pins
Pool
fable
©¡gara anb
tZobaro.
Ilute attb
<nnht),
P
©utter y,
Shooti ng-Gallery
QREtjON
TILLAMOOK.
Drugs and Medicines.
^THE
arca »®
BILLIARD PARLORS,
M
P. ROBERTS
CO[1T^HTO^ and BUILDER
jESijop, Opposite (J.
[fall
Tillamook, Dragon.
J TILLAMOOK LAUNDRYJ
DRESS-MAKING.
LARSON,
.»FOUNTAIN PEN?;$
BLACK-SMITH
HcrsE-shocing
F. L. Posson à, Son,
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
F. L. Posson &L Son,
LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS.
BROS.
Propri star.
C entral M arket ,
L H. BroWn, prop.
Tlie
s
of
veal,
hand.
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