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CHOICE W. S. CONE’S LATEST AND BEST SUBDIVISION NOW ON THE MARKET. LOCATION FOR irx tlxe CJerxtex, Txrlxictx Thrill "toe ixxgló .© irxto a Zzarli:, and. is close ixx RESIDENCE A W.ws.lgl.wnt DOV. WU1 to. PROPERTY. o- th. 8-.W.1 to..«H VronUna thi. pxop.xty. Thi. «U1 to. th. fiw..t a»lv. 1- th. .ouhty. ISTFor further particulars, prices, terms etc., call on R77”. S- COITE, E3A\.~0_~ OITT, OTSEZQ-Q^sT I NOTICE FOR H’BI.ICATJON. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Jely COMMERCIAL 2, 1891.—Notice la hereby given that the follow- JofctviotVy ing named settlor has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook, Only 25cts. Post-paid. Oregon, ou August 25, i 89 i , viz: John J. Earl, The only cheap, reliable Fountain Pen Homestead Entry, No. 665o. for n w >4 of see. 2, ------ and -------- rE3-'i' tp. 2 s, r lo w. He names the following witnesses to prove his made. Simple, durable, and everyone continuous residence upon and cultivation of, warranted. said land, viz. Henry Olds, Bat Ohara, Ben Ohara and D Tomlinson, all of Netarts P. O. Tillamook Co., Address the manufacturer, Hat,, Dress Trimmings and a General Oregon. 6-il J. T. Apperson, Register. Assortment of Millinery Goods. W. R. Meserole, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at oreg<>n City, Oregon. June Springville, Pa regon ill amook 29, iS'Jl.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County D. A. FINDLEY, Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore gon, on August 2O, 1891, viz. ------- DEALER IN-------- George Riefenberg, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Pre-emption D. S. No. 7520 for the s e lx of s e sec. 35. tp. 2 s, r 10 w. and lots 1 and e of n e’4 Dry Goods, sec. 2,tp. 3 s, r 10 w. He names the following witnesses toprove his Hats & Caps, continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Boots & Shoes. Clarnce Tilden, A. S. Tilden, G. M. Meansand John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, P. O. Til lamook Co., Oregon. 6-I1 J. T. Apperson, Register. Mrs. J. JOHNSON Miss L. J. RUGGLES ORCHARD AND GARDEN. FOUNTAIN PEN> HORTICULTURAL SUBJECTS CONSID ERED IN A PRACTICAL MANNER. I I I I ^MILLINERY» All Aboard for Tillamook! Fact« in Asparagus Culture—Too Close Planting an Error with Most Culti vator«— For Extra Fine I’iants Sufficient Space Mast Be Allowed. DRESS-MÄK1NG. end whan you g st therH takB a look at There is probably more difference fn the quality of asparagus that finds its way to the market than in any vegetable grown. The small inferior sort is largely duo to two causes. It has been cut too soon, and the plants grow too closely together. In considering these faults Prairie Farmer says: Asjmragus requires usually at least three years from tho seed before it is fit for tho market, else its supply would fluctuatalikecommon vegetables, where as, as a rule, a fair price can nearly al ways bo depended on except, jierhape, for a short time toward tho last of the sea son, when all other vegetables become more plenty. s NEW A ddition Woods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, June 29, 1891.—Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of hi' iiiti ntion t<> make tinal proof in support of II. V. V. J ohnson ..............................P resident his claim, and that said proof will be made be W m . D. S tillwell V ice P resident fore the County (’lurk of Tillamook county, at G eo . L. S mith S ecretary and T reasurer Tillamook, Oregon, on August 20, 1891, viz': f C laude T iiayer Clarence Tilden, I W. H. C ooper Pre-emption D. S. No. 7522 for the Lots 3 and E xecutive C ommittees E- h - B rown I W m . D. S tillwell 4, w*.j of n wW see 1, tp. 3, s, r 10 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his (. II. V. V. J ohnson continuous residence upon and cultivation of W. F. D. J ones , said land, viz: C orresponding S ecretary . George Riefenberg. G. M. Means, N. Lesley Meets first and third Saturday eaeh month. and John Bumgarner, all of Nestocton, Til- lamookCounty, Oregon. 6-11 J. T. Apperson, Register. J'//7S MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY is almost in the heart of the city. streets. Perfectly level; commanding view. TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE. Size of lots, 50x100; tvide 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. HetUtu, Plant* Too Heep. It Is well known that it Is an unsafe thing to set a young tree much deeper than it originally stissl in the nursery. The same principle seems to apply to young vegetables, according to exjieri- inents conducted at tho Ithaca station. Two hundred plants of Wakefield cab bage were set deep and shallow in alter nate rows I he deep ones sunk up to the first leaves, the shallow onra at tile same depth that they sttssl nt in the seed Ixsl. The dt ep set plants gave only sev- enty-aeven solid heads in a hundred; the shallow set prisluced eighty-five solid lieials, and thu*> weighed l‘J |x>r cent more than tho deep ones. The ground planted was a heavy soil. Country (fell tieman suggests that there would prob* Lly lx> less difference in a light soil. Ilcq ti lai tea fur IU»«ea. The most suitable soil for mses in a light, friable loam, alxiiinding in decay ing vegetation, such as thoroughly <ie- comisised sols nisi leaf mold. With this mix. previous to planting, some I»me dust and decayed manure. Avoid for roer» a reteutivo noil without natural drainage. A liberal dressing of bone dust at the time of sotting the plants as sists these to a vigorous growth and pro lific bloom, it will also lx> found bene ficial to keep tho soil around a rose bush well loonenisl. When the plants are blooming profusely, liquid pnqiarationa, such ax soa)muds, manure In solution, »<«it water, etc., are Utmetlcial, if not ap plied too strong. j logtie. The Peach Tree llorer. Dr. Lintnrr, in remark» mvlu before tlie Ulater County (N. Y ) Fanuere’ in- atitiile. »aid; The 1» . 1 remedy is a aohition made of aoft Heap an.I carl»>lic arid direiilved in water, with which wraah the tre«. im« gwil'Ul of «.'ft »nap an I one half pint of .'rude carl.ilic iwid. <li«*olved in two gallon» of water, 1« the formula. Th« egg 1» iniually d>'|x»it.K| nenr the ground. A newspaper wrap)»»! alxmt the tree 1» alao a preventive, but tba waah i. the more effective. r.wrl.-C'b.rr, II,brl.l.. The | x >11 üm U ou of the cherry bliwora with peach |x>llen wm euix-twfully formisi Ht the Ohio State iinivrruty. *ti.i •eveiwl fruits reached maturity. i\41eii of the puui waa alm.> applied to tbe cher- —.a. M^.epaw , Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. ßE^TTY’ß Now is the time to in= vest, while prop= If you w is li to make an investment or buy yourself a home, examine this property. TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS SUMMER 1 L umber C o . ruckee ? They Reep 011 hands at their store in Hobsonville the largest stocR of goods in T'illamooR “ Cotiritv Our atoek cvn*i»t» of Dry Goods, Clothing, lioota and Shoea, Huts, Caps and Notions. Groceriea, Crockery, and QueenHware. Door», Window», Lime, lair, and Cement. Hardware and Nails. £l^rS|H^ial attention given to filling order* for good* in jobbing lots, A gents FO1< Mi kit TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO AND WAY PORTS. regular trips about mrj two with, thi waathar Parmlttlng. Tlis fast sailing S th . Tat aengvra. ckkk has been specially fitted up tor carrying pns- Following are the rates: CABIN PASSAGE ................. ROUND TRIP, ........................ STEERAGE (one way) ... J. 1€. S ibley , Manager «IS. 120. ..... ♦». 14 per ton 1 I for catalogue. wriie Daniel F. Realty, Washington, New Jersey. Ä O 76. AL. kJ. TT U. W V k . STAR Ancient Order NO. United Workmen, meets every Monday evening in the I. O. O. E. hall at Tillamook. Dr. II. Petre is Medical Director. E E. S elfh , M. W. A. W. S evehance , Recorder. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore n, June 29, I89I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice <• his inten tion to make final proof in support o 1.is claim, and that said proof will be made c fore the County clerk ofTillamook County, at Tillamook, Oregon, on August 19, I89I, viz: ' Frank Goyne, Pre-emption D. S. No. 5883, for the s e of n e %, s *2 of s e % and n e % of s e % of sec 19, tp 2 s, r 9 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz. T. F. Harris, Mrs. S. E. Lee, Albert Harris and O. B. Lawrence all of Nestocton 1’. O. Til lamook Co., Oregon. 6-11 J. T. Apperson, Register. IRON TONIC Will th« Bloodt reffnl*t«th« Liver »nd Kidney« «nd Re«t«re th« He*l«b *u«i Vlfforof Youth. Dytpepeia, Want of Appetite, Indic««tien_ L"ck of Strength «nd Tired Fouling «beol ut« I yc u red. Bon««, muscle* and nervaa r«o«ir« n>-w force. Enliven« the mind ind «upplies Brain Power. - , Suffering from complaint« 1-- A ii FiCDR"rHaRTBlVIIW TONIC a safe and «needy cure. Gives a clear, henL thy complexion. Frequent nt to mots at counterfeit ing only mid to tho popularity of the original. Do not experiment—get the ORIGINAL and KKST» (Or. HARTtR’S LITTLK LIVER PILL*! Cum Constipation, Liver Complaint and Sick H Headache. Simple Dose and Dream Book» mailed on receipt of two cent« iu postage. F Dr. HAR f£H MaDiCIhlK CO., 8Lleui«,Ba i____ 0 »For L03T or FAILING MAN YfGenerad and N EltVOlXS D£B1 • 1 Weakness of Body and Mind,----- __ JU of Errors or Excesses in Old or Young. Robust, Noble MANHOOD fully Reatored. How to mlarrt aad StrenotheuWKAK.lM’EVFLOl-EOORGANSAPARTSOFBODT. Absolutely nofallln«? HOUK TREATSIEN T—Benefit« In ■ «ay. Men tca'.ify from CO Slatea and Foreign Oantrles. Write the*. DeaerlutHo Book, explanation an I proofa mailed (aoalod)Ire«, ito.! RUE M e OICAU CO., BUFFALO, N. V. NOTICB EOR PUBLICATION, j Land Ofiice at Oregon City, Oregon. July I 2, I891.—Notice |3 hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before j the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on August 20, 1891, viz: Zerelda E- Dunn, I I Homestead Entry No. 6626, for the w % of s e % I of sec. 9, n w «4 of n e %, nc % of n w ‘ t sec. 16, tp. 5 s, r 10 w. He names the tollowing witnesses to prove his HAD TIIE DESIRED EFFECT. continuous residence upon and cultivation of, SUMMONS. C ahbolltox , G reene Co., III., N ot . »88. said land, viz: I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of I highly roe. rumen 1 Factor Koenig’« Norve A M Upton and Fred Scherzinger of Orotewn, O regon , eor T illamook C ounty . !c nn.vbody that has suffered from head- Tillamook Co., Seba Norton Edward McGlenchy, ronic irhe a* my : 011 aid for 5 years, bcec.u?© 2 boMlet Hattie Rice, Pl’ff. vs. Sherman Rico, Deft. of Mcda, Tillamook Co., Oregon. of me mudlciuo cured him. M. M QT1GUE, 6-11 J. T. Apperson, Register. To Sherman Rice, the above named defend ant: WEAKNESS OF .MEMORY- In the nnme of tho State of Oregon, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Z ell , F aulk O o ., D ak ., N ov . ’88. \ <>u are hereby required lo appear ami Land office- at Oregon City. Oregon, June 23, I was tr< ui h ¡i with forgeLuinc?« au*1 tried answer the complaint of the above named I89I.—Notice is hereby given that the follow- I’laintifT, herein filed against you, by the first I ing-n.imed settler has filed notice of his inten- miiiiv i emetti! s but of no use—I had alm >;4 wie n soineb dy rcconmv nded Pax <fny of the next regular term of said court, t<>- j tion to make final proof in support of his claim, dc-p : .os-ve T í .r.iu. 11 ried it and tea .. wif: Monday. Augiu-t 24 i8‘Ji Andifyou fail ; and that said proof will be made before the tar ■ ’ ■ it; P..;i es <-f it, which brought biKK n v so to appear ami answer, the Plaintiff u ill apply I County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla- f.-i y ns good as e.tr. i tm;r< f. re reentn to the court for the relief demanded in her j mook, Oregon, on Auirust 17 1891, viz: ii i;ii inis reau .ly to all - nffi rrrs; it Got* complaint, towit: That the marriage contract A. Newman, uüru ¡Lan u.-.i'ected. it speaks fm- itself. between Plaintiff ami Defendant be dissolved, Homestead Entry No. 755I, for the s U of« e V PAN1AN. and that she have the custody ot her miuor sec. 11. n >2 of n c see. I4, tp. I s, r 8 w. children and for general relief in equity. He names the following witnesses to provehis Published by order of Hon. K. P. Boise, Judge continuous residence upon and cultivation of. of the above named couit. said land under, Sec. 2301 r . S. Valuable Book on Nervtmi 6-11 T. B. H andley , Pl’ff’s Att’y. M I) Cavanaugh, \V b Illingsworth, D Perry SLi Kd Diseases sent free to any address and J Gabrielson, ..11 of Tillamook, Tillamook ■ a IT a' d poor patient# can also obtain County, Oregon. T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— N otice I 8 i Ina dus this medicine free of charge. C I'’ J- T. Apperson, Register. eor P ublication . This remedy has been prepared by the Rever United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore end Paotor Ko ¿Gig. of Fort Wayne, Ind., since 187«» NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. gon, April 18,1891.—Notice is hereby given that Land Office at Oregon City, Ore. June 23, 189i and is now prepared under his direction by tbe in compliance with the provision's of the act —Notice if hereby given that the following- of Cungit ss of June 3. 18-8, entitled “An act for named settler has filed notice of his intention KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, IIL the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor to make final proof in support of his claim, and Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6 for nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ that said proof will be made before the County < lers of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore U5. Large Size, ¡S 1.75. 6 Bottles for 89» Fred R. Beals, gon, on August 18, 1891, viz: of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of Andrew J. Heater, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice his sworn Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. July 13, statement No 2489. for the purchase of the Pre-emption D. S. No. 7139. for the s w of 18ih.—Notice is hereby given that the folio*• 11 e ’ .j of sec 34. tp 2 s, r 8 w. and will offer proof s w % of sec. i2t tp. 2 s, r 10 w. 4 to show that the land sought is more valuable He names the following witnesses to provehis iiig-named settler has filed notice of his inten foi its timber or stone than for agricultural continuous residence upon and cultivation of tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the purposes, and to establish his claim to said said land, viz: land before the Register and Receiver of this ^Miller M D Rex.li,ix. Henry Old. and County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Till«- office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday the An.lrew lt.uis n. all of Tillamook, Till, mook in jok,Oregon,on September 2, 1891, via; 18th «lay of August. 1891. He names as witnesses county. Oregon. E- A. Chamberlain, John Edwards, of Trask. Oregon, and C H Freas __ 5-10_______J- T. Apperson, Register. Pre-emption D. S. No 7266. for the lots 2,3 «nd Geo Pettil «ml C Thayer, of Tillamook. Oregon 4 of sec. I2 and lot 1, of sec. 13, tp. 3 s, r 10w. Any and all persons claiming adversely the T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for He names the following witnesses to prove his above described lands are requested to file their . P ublication . continuous residence upon and cultivation of, claims in this office on or before said 18th day of I mted States Land «Office, Oregon City Ore Auirust i 89 i . [ gon June lj, 1S91—Notice is hereby given that, said land, viz: E Osburn and II M Farmer, of Woods, A J J. T. Apperson, Register. 1 in compliance with the provisions of the act of Rhoad-s and S Wijleof Hembree, all of Tills-] \,S?’ ‘ An act for the mock County, Oregon. “ale of timber lands in the States of California. 8-13 J. T. Apperson, Register. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” r n Arthur Pmvoost, NOT1 I FOR PUBLICA*1 IOM o ”f Bay City County of Tillamook, State of Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 6, rtg> -1. Last.11sday filed in thisoffice hisamend- 1891. —Notice is hereby given that the following- i,« wo.rn ‘Ji’k’nient No 7451, for the purchase of named settler Isas filed notice of his intention Washing gathered and delivered every t the n 1 of n e se’4ol n e and nr ‘, of to in al e final proof in support of his claim, «nd week. Work done on short notice when desired. J’e5- ,7- lP- 1 s- r 8 w, and will offer that said proof will be made before the County Starched shirt« aocta each after June 1st. land sought is more Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul gon, on August 27 18»i, viz: tural purposes, and to establish his claim to Suits cleaned to order. A, L- Aiderman, s. id land before the Register and Receiver of his officeat Oregon City,Oregon,on Thursday, Homestead Entry No. 6636, for the s e % of s e LESTER HART. I’ROmiKTOR. the 17th day of Peptember, 189i. ’4 and l.»ts 2. 3 and 4 sec.. 17, tp. 2 n, r 10 W. He names as witnesses: He names the following witnesses to’provt > Ci»ne, and L Parker of Bav City. H his continuous residence upon and cultivation Roberts and A M Hare, of Tillamook, lillamook of, said Land viz: j C has . C hatterton , I ( ounty Oregon. Bviij Hi -inbothnm. Henry Baker and AJ 1 (a‘"’ >?”. Ver'i’n’ rialmiii« adversely the K»-. ton 1 1 Xehalcin. Wm Hcitiniller, of Til locator . abo.v .terertixd lari.)» are reqae.teil to file their lamook, Tillamook County, Oregon. ilaun. ,u this office on or before said Mthdav 7-12 J. T. Apperson, Register. . ot eepternber, 1891 -a«.. o..? I iirtioH loented on lloiuvstcutls or 5 '4 J. T.Apperson. Register. T illamook a grand ronde stage line NOTICE. N otice is hereby given that I have been ap pointed executrix of the last will and testa- ment of Charles Robson, deceased, and all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased, are requested to present the same to me within six months from date hereof at Hob- sonville, Tillamook coiNitv, Oregon. Dated this 9th day of July, 1891. 6-9 M rs . O leva R obson . Sunday Sc Grayer me ¡f spcçia Me undent oflrl houa Irrot NTH First Sund Ind ” irc.uid Sai bird Sun Fourth S hi " I Elder H Tillamook each mont are cordial Services A cordial i TILLAMOOK LAUNDRY f c Freight, (General Aferchandise) Ifurtlrultural Don’t«. Fanil Journal gives expn -oiou to the following don't*: Don't plant in wet soil. Don't buy large tn.», Dni't buy slender Ins’«. Don't plant lousey true*. Don't plant a tns> without gixx] roots, lion t I t Pat skin the trere with the swingle trees. Don't uw he|. -. in the orchard with out nose nets on. lhint iip<-n the grain in the orchard. Don't let a tree a;? i t .hut upyoureye on wonderful varieties, and Don't h l anylssly plant your trees; do it yourself. S: BEATT'/? ROOTS ANDCBOWNS. Tho French gardeners are noted for asparagus culture, and ahlp vast quan tities ev.n to the London market be sides supplying their own hlierally. What they do ship» is always very large, and this is not obtained by “coloasal" kinds, as some would have uno snppoee who have seeds or plant* for sale, but by giving each plant much more room to grow in. Here, ft* in England, it is the I: lore common practice to have beds planted as close as one foot apart in tho rows, and not over eighteen inches be tween the rows: the ironseqnenee is that in a very short time the plants are crowd ing each other for room, and as in the case of every other crop, a much smaller growth is the consequence. In France theiio aro never planted ata less space than two feet a|>art each way, and for extra large specimens as much as from three to four feet is allowed. A good medium distance would lie three feet in rows and eighteen inch«« be tween, which on largo market planta tions givre a chance to work « horse cul tivator to clean from weeds. Many per sons imagine nt these gren^ distances a serious l.xs is obtained, tint this is not so, as when tho shoots lutve abundance of room to spread in each plant produces a forint of stout roots that would sur prise those who dug up one of the plants for examination. . O Drugs and Medicines. I. BTOOI.OF ASr.MlAOCS . T Timber claims. Trask River, Near Tillamook. Hobson vi lie, Ore ‘Prince Bartlett’ NETARTS BY THE SEA! \\ ill make the season of 1X91 at Jone* Bro's livery stable in Tillamook. DESCRIPTION. niUNi E BARTLETT i» «three-quarter f Norn an mid ,>ne-<tu irter M<,rg«n. W a* sired by the celebrated imported »tailion, Ganibetta; dam, Nellie, wa* aired hy a Norman horee au<l a full-blood Morgan mare. SOTK’K-HI M MONS. IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF STATE OF OREGON FOR TILLAMOOK < OUNTY. I. R. DAWSON. Plaintiff' 1 vs ( ALVIN TH EL PS. Dgf’t S T‘i?thln ''p'!” the»b<>ve named defendant: ''Ol'-.-mteoi Orexon. you are r,uT,',,r'"1»nd answer the coin- V vou ill the above C Ititle l Action by the first day of the first regu ar ti r m «»I tbe Lir< uit Court above named, next • iiMtu g after six weeks «uccevaive publication ’•1 thi* summon» towit the fourth Monday in or in default there«»!, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of .-• and accruing interest fmm Jan. 21, ¡«.j at the tate of 8 percent per annum and will iurt^cr order for the sale of the folh w- tng described real property bent of. »re attached in this action tow 11; Beginning at a point *4 n»ds south and 27 82 7s "li’m w CT cor"tr ’*<’"■"> um 1, rp. meridinn. Ihcnre ...uth '»»I -Hon rod,, thenev "',5!!?2~ "ill’Ut«- »erI xi rtlr.nl« thence « ctr . minute. >.,«:« r.»!. to pl.c. ’•h-fi»« lyiugwhoH. in rec UTp. , s of n 10 w In the town <>f w.-.l, Tillam.x.k t o as «¡hnn !<n,rn*lor «^•bn«^nirf ; Leaves Tillamook for Grand Ronde, Monday«, Wednesdays and Fridays, Leave- Grand Ronde for Tillamook. Tuesday« Thursdays and Saturdays. Makes connections with McMinnville an< Grand Ronde Stage. JOHN TYLKR. Larsen House, Tillamook, Ore. St :geleave r North Yamhill daily, except Sun day. at 5 a . M. for Tillamook.- M ik< - mnection with trains nt North Yaw hill for Portland. I Above tr north of R< Woodbu rn Halsey, Ha gene. ALBANI LOCAL PAM For f: ■ ight or express business, apply at Cob« 6 Co’s storr, Tillamook. Passenger agency at Occidental Hetel. O. ORTON M axagml HELP WANTED! all the countv new* •oi*”r^*** it «rn*without a ««. «■ _ Express South Lf.'.i -s Tillamook daily, except Sunday, •! 5 a . m . for North Vamhil . THE FINEST BEACH ON S st TILLAMOOK Ik YAMHILL STAGE ROUTE. BETTER Tn AN A GOLD MINE! No needed' Norisk but fio to >15 « d«y p^‘ 1 > h. stiKh-ntw. dinUi. rw. Itrixb» TERMS. and I.iMlir« u anted in every Ten n and No pctunee needed. Crvdtt given if For tingle wrvice, »10, with privilege I W M AXWEM. hat pl.ttrei a town «lie on lii. |.|*<re at Netart. l*ach Fine .ightly. reai.knre lota, view nnanro.a^ ami Beit:', tn:-* time an 1 secure first choice Two ll.T? r ’ h "^.”” J*in* P"b!,’h<"' by -Her of t: | , aheltere.1 from thn north wret wmd. No prettier ami more auitabli- plure eotil.l 1« fouml for a rea-ai.l« rre.Tt Hun of seas.>n for |15. Insurance , 1 New "»y “1*1 lge “f ’M,id 'ourt' <u,”d DON T I’. I \\ OsrilKH! Write* or morv inarva at a liberal diftcjant. - < r«l. of |M»q,|. vtatt Net.rta ll.y every aummer an.) . amp for week, on tlx, H mc K Fin« anrf bathing. ^1 ti-liin - get full fnf<»rmatlon a»i»l solid fnrts at*»** Two-third« of service price will be re Cl.nude Thayer and rereral v.netire <M . lam. ami oval. re. el.,.ant five-mile .Irire on th. beach, amt pH turea.pt. an hrel r.x ka where Hio.re imh ei ceived in farm produce. Sih eatone Murphy ft Brodie. FOOTPRINTS OF THE Attorneys for Plaintiff *4'a-lk)tis diapukrt thrtnavIveM every day. Just th. plare to afren.l a few week. thi. aummer ami aelre t a ait. for a ««««. b, For sititfl»service money is due at the WORLD’S HISTORY By WM 8 BRYAN and JOHN CLARK RlORAT*- the «ei. A inoM delightful locution. I S.V.IW1 lota 'Mrirejne.1 before aurv.y waa mmto Come via Sheridan or North Yamhill time v( service. . t\’»ST-OFFZCE HOI RS. T he W orld C elebrated ¡I istobia »- For full particular«, prirea, term. ate., write to J. M»xw Tillamook is ril.i taw ■ W aw %■ » — **-— «u., ■ * Netarts, w- _ rw* ■ .» . C*. Oregon' d .Vu.’S.Vo*trZ‘ TiHxmook will be open every The Nt.»ry of the Nation« as told *« **} d.V In the week Iron, « „ r:«.k A. M . ,„7., XT PREMIUMS. brilliant deeds and grand arhir* emrn«* 4 i". ? i w'n'N fr,,,a 1 ’ r ” "n,i rid s Heroes and Herotaca. A nch •< M 1" "“S' "• ‘J min«««-« past - r m ‘ e ••seif For the best rolt »»; for sevnnd best H.<ory T ravel, Adventarr. ana» o dwl-" m * bu.iiH«» . Iree.tj ‘ H ill bin- N Mt colt ft r $7.» or f« •Atird and wonderful events of the tt .t tried m. u • -ntls, lhrillin< •u’,T%e- wkxhh I hst. To be judged by disiuter- Sophia Severance. Fret ini.trw. the dAv* of chivalrv. «tartling heroic • c ’- k CMeti | mu ties. ir its of narriop« and rruaader* ' . ’ . «die« tionof the rarest gem« of > vwcbibk for the TILLAMOOK \;..t *i< an Historical Lit« rafurc lh<jn« JONES BROS dt r ul New Book of the «lay. the <rr* (>rrf HEADLIGHT, the only new«> winrator: inst the beok the pinwle 350 grand Hlstorfral **1*^*,..-, »11- >!alfTone ■‘teel Engravings, and; bnlli«^^ “ i W X ■ KMW " girr. Imt.r* paper in Tillamook countv rnlorvil _________ plates. E very body Cspi**^ lrelH-< «ibi bi xii tnUllit le • • . • rnion-d pittc«. Ev«ry’*oaynww r.n C»r»W»rrtl^. Hy giving cw • r— South Mrnrehl bu«inere»nd Mapre""L_ r •iwi rt.k illustrated circular* and ,u,, t » G» Im. <lnl alluafriatril Addivi. rirmlan HISTUMK MH! HBil AL H r Pl TOUR For the an At Alber 1 Kmsai gì Oregu.n Th]
