Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, March 10, 1892, Image 4

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    ttiUnmooh Jjcablifiltt.
SUITS THE RING ORGANS.
(From Salem Capita) Journal.]
Joe Thomas has gone to Oakland, Cal.,
The following liaa been published where he will probably move with his
family.
W. H. D. J ones - F, ditos amd I’ soi - bihtor . in the Woodburn Independent,
Every one in this locality is well along
ami is no doubt very gratifying to with spring work as a consequence of the
those persons, if there are any such, good weather of the past two months.
KATES OF srils< KIPTION.
(STMICTl.V IN ADVANCE. )
who are interested in not having
The hard winter weather propbet, who
One year ............................................. . Jl.'A the proceedings of the county court obtains in every community has disap­
Six months
..................................
.75.
50. made public:
Three months ....
peared, to re appear at the approach of
The self-styled newspaper men who next winter, croaking forth a dozen
ADVERTISING RATES.
worked as lobbyists during the last ses­ never-failing signs of au uncommon hard
1 inch, per month
. Jo.7ft
peryear$6.75 sion of the state legislature and secured season.
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20.00
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3.25 .
kcol. ”
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3.75
” 33*» the passage of a bill providing that each
During Lent, Rev. Jones will
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11.00............. ” ” loo.oo eiunty court in the state shall select two services three times a month at the
Local notices, louts. per line; and sets, after papers of largest circulation in the towu school house.
the first insertion. Only «cis per line for first
SONG OF THE SHIRT.
county in which to publish the court
insertion for regular advertisers.
Probate Court.
Lost, Pound, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and proceedings, are willing to sell out cheap
0 Men, with sisters dear!
Special notices, in classified ‘ ail” columns, at
O Men, with mothers and wives,
The act provides that not more
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion now
The petition of W. B. Smith to
and halt rules thereafter.
than 50 cents per “square” (about one
Is not your linen wearing out?
Don’t let them wear away their lives
inch of space), should lie paid for such \V. J. Smith, administrator of the eslate
C irrrspoudeuce on topics of general interest, publication. This sum would have been of Isaac W. Smith, deceased, removed,
With a stitch, stitch, stitchity-stitch,
Invited.
good pay for printing what real news­ was dismissed.
With patches and seams begirt,
A l'lress all communications to
The petition of I. T. Maulsby to have
T he H eadlight ,
papers are willing to publish as news
Sewing from morning till night
T illamook , or .
But the act did not prescribe the mini­ J. C. Bewlew removed, as administrator
On that worn-out shirt.
mum sum to be paid, and several county of the estate of Clara Lusby, deceased,
The
proper
thing to do is to go to the
T illamook , O he ., M arch 10,1892. courts have fixed the price at 1 cent per was dismissed.
square. The greedy paper* can take
Lola Smith, eight-year-old daughter of
store Of COHN & CO. and lay in a new
this or let it alone, as they please.—Ore­ Mrs. Mary Braudenberg, was legally
supply.
The, American farm laborer gets gonian
adopted by Geo. Squires and wile, and
tier
name
changed
to
Squires.
They keep a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Cloth­
No effort has been made in this
an average of 820 per month and
ing, Hats, Boots and .Shoes. Also Dry Goods, Groceries and General
fourni, while the English farm county to have the law complied
11EAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Merchandise. Produce taken in exchange.
with at a reasonable rate. Regard­
laborer gets but, 88.
For
two
weeks
ending
March
8
:
less of the Oregonian or its echoes,
We have often thought that the regardless of the action of the
J. C. Bewley to M 8 Doerstler, 13,1
use of the editorial “we” was county court, which seeks to nullify b2, Bewley’s Ad to Bay City, #250.
U. S Patent to V. Lund.
somewhat bombastic or affected, the law, T he J ouknl believes in
Win Mills to Win Hayes, AVJi of 116,
but we are now of th3 opinion the law. It believes in turning
McCoy’s Ad. to Bay City, |2s0.
that it is policy to use it.
the full light of publicity on tha
U.S. Patent to B. \ Todd.
proceedings of the county court
Wm. Lattie to II. P. Stiver, parcel of
W atches , C locks , J ewelry , GVW s , A mmunition and F ishing T ackle .
C ompasses and S pectacles .
land, Sec. 23, 3n, lOw, H3O.
The name of the chairman of the ami its expenditure.'.
repairing a S pecialty .
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Frank
Morrison
to
Wm.
Tohl,
15
Sec.
Republican State ('entriti Commit­
T he J ournal has published the 24, 311, lOw, 13 75 acres,
tee of Louisiana is A. Hero. He proceedings according to the law,
City Marshal to Tillamook City, wX
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I Land office at Oregon City, Oregon,
has io occupy his position in a ami has called for a certified list of 11, b2, Thayer’s Ad. to Tillamook.
' 26, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
Tillamook City to Geo. Cohn, quit
1 ing-nained settler has filed notice of his inten-
section of the country where Re­ the claims presented to the court
1 tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
claim deed for above mentioned lot.
1 and that said proof will be made before the
publicanism means ostracism.
for allowance at each monthly ses­
Sheriff to Mrs Sarah Bodie, tax deed;
County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
Oregon, on April 18, 1892, viz:
Tide
lands
fronting
lots
1,
2,
3,
4,
Sec
4,
sion and publishes the same, and
Alexander Marolf,
2n, lOw.
Homestead Entry, No. 6961 for the w
ofne L4,
shall continue to do so, whether it
se j of ne 'Y and 11 e % s
of sec 85, tp2 s,
A. S. Tilden to G AL H Bielenberg,
r 10 w.
bl
Cone
A
McCoy
Ad
to
Bay
City,
$
i,000.
compensation
receives re sonable
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Geo Geinger to Amos Vauglm, tract
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
or not. The law is mandatory near
said land, viz:
Bay City, 130.54.
John Simmons, John Bumgarner, II B Moore
upon the court anil the publisher.
U. S. Patent to Amos Vaughn.
and E Ilium, all of Nestoctou. Tillamook Co.,
’VJ 7E WERE NOT LOOKING FOR
Oregon.
The court must cause its proceed­ Monroe, Preston and Goodspeed, to M'
41-46
J. T. Apperson, Register.
''
ings and claims allowed or disl- 8. Doerstler, lots 7 and 8, b<). Goud-
speed's Ad., $1100.
the hearty endorsement
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lowcd to be made out and
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon,
Feb.
4.
1892.—Notice is hereby given that the
published.
The publisher must
following-named settler has filed notice of
of our aims and methods in mor
his intention to make final proof in support of
print. There lies the only public
his claim, and that said proof will be made be­
The following ia a catalogue of the
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS.
fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at
protection.
The technicality ta­ Art Exibition at, Hadley’s hall Friday ehandising which the Tillamook Tillamook, Oregon, on March 28, 1892, viz:
I
Levi Hudson,
l-'ollowiiig are 11 few of the ro- i ken advantage of by this court of night:
Pre-emption D. S. No. 698 q , for the ne’., ofnw%
cent acquisitions to this city: this county by fixing the pay at 1. Government Bonds
public has showered upon us of sec i5, tp. 2, s, r 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
2. The Home of the Winds,
The best streets and sidewalks of one cent per square, which pleases
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
3. Birthplace of Burns.
said land, viz:
this fall and winter.
any city in Oregon < tilsitle of Port­ the Oregonian so, is only it quibble.
Henry Lederer, and W. R. Owens of Tilla­
4- The Seasons.
mook, and I. C. Quick and and Fred Page of
land and Salem. Telegraph com­ It is a trick to prevent the publi­
Nestor
ton, all of Tillamook Co..Oregon.
Bridal
Scene.
5-
37-42
J. T. Apperson, Register.
munication
with
the outside cation of its own proceedings. But 6. Can’t be Bent
world, the line working well and it will no work. The law intends 7. Domestic Songster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon (Tty, Oregon. Feb. 8,
are sincere in onr public utter­
8. The Trapper.
giving entire satisfaction.
a reasonable compensation, not
1892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
». The Sweethearts.
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
An expensive and latest im­ over 50 cents a square. The ex­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
10. Fruit Piece
ances, and when we said we had and
that said proof will be made before the
proved electric light plant on the pense of the law is nothing as IL Shades of Evening.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on April 5, 1X92, viz:
road here, and soon to be in oper­ compa cd with the huge steals 12. The Sea and Plains Beyond.
Kellow,
a very attractive stock, they Pre-emption D. S. George
No. 7124, for the ne% of ne’4
ation.
perpetrated in this county in the 13- Medallion Head on Copper.
of sac. 10, tp. 4s r i0 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
A school tax levy of 82< mm >. be­ absence of atty such 1 w. This 14. A Drive through the Wood.
came to look over it. When we continuous residence upon and cultivation of
The Horse Fair.
said land, viz:
15.
sides the State apportion men t to county hits paid enough in steal­
William Haling, George W Bodvfelt, Jerry
16. Full-length Portrait of Penn.
Lewallen and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo, Tlf-
bo used in maintaining a school ings on one job to defray all the
told them that it was good value nmook
Co., Ore.
The
Villiage
Friar.
H-
38-43
J. T. Apperson, Register
here the coming year.
expense of this law for ten years, 18. View of I-ong Branch
for their money, they bought
Improvements and busi:.ess en­ mid will again if the ring can 19- Cain and Abel by Paradise.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb.
terprises hitherto unknown here. cover its tracks. The people of 20. Not a Poet though Shelley.
8, I892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
freely, but we are glad to say ing-named settler liatt filed notice of his inten­
A building boom and a general this county believe the bi Is al­ 21. The Dean family, in oils.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
2”. Before and after Lent.
and that said proof will be made before the
rustling that will waken up the lowed by the court should be made 23. The Tax Collector
County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
that our stock is not nearly ex­ mook, Oregon,
on April 5, 18gJ. viz:
city
ii om its Rip Will Winkle public. That is the surest way to 24. Kids nt Rest.
Marcelles Kellow,
Homestead
Entry
No. 63O6, for the sw’<f ofsw’X
sleep.
prevent jobbery and eorr iption 25. Bust of it Great Commentator.
hausted by the heavy drains of sec. 29, and e*,2 of se of sec. 30, and nw% of
iiw%
’
sec.
32
tp.
4
s.
r 9 w.
26.
The
Four
Quarters
of
the
World.
l.o k out that you keep up wi'li and plundering of the county
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
27. The Little Peace-maker.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
the procession and don't get run treasury.
made upon it by the purchasing said land, viz:
28. The Tutor
William Sailing. G W Bodyfelt. Jerrv 1/ wallcn.
over.
and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo, Tillamook
Governor's foot Guards
2».
Il V I < ITV.
County, Oregon.
public.
30. Deer in Winter
38 <3
J- T. Apperson, Register.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Earnest Wist has gone to look after liis Ji- The Lover’s Dread.
NOTICE FOR rt BI.ICATION.
Il in <■ rrently reported I lint tlie claim on the Wilson River.
32. All on Board.
We have the best of connec­
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, Feb. i
33.
Tax
on
Tea.
4. 1S92.—Notice is hereby given that the fol­
V-toriil people have conel tilled a
Mr. Giengrieb has returned front tl.c
lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his in­
34- Sweet Sixteen.
tions with the great centers of tention to make final proof in support of his
< 011 tract with Mr. Scholield to buil 1 Nehalem.
claim, and that said proof will be made before
35. Bonaparte crossing the Rhine.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla-•
them a railroad up through the
The Ladies Aid met Inst week nt Mrs. 36. All ia not Gold that Glitters.
mook, Oregon, ou April ft, iS92. viz:
supply,
and
standing
as
we
do,
William Saling,
F.
Williams.
G.
Nehalem valley to connection with
37- Swimming Match.
Homestead Entry No. 6166. for the nw ’. of sw
Mr. Bewley went to Tillamook Satur­ 38. Paradise on Earth.
’«of sec if. tp. 3», r9w. and e’, of st’« ami
»ollie overland road.
No one
’. of ne'« of sec. 36.tp.j s,. r io w.
with our linger on the pulse of se He
names the following witnesses to prove his
appears to know w ho Mr. Scholield day to summon the doctor to attend Mr. 3». Light of Other Days.
continuous
residence upon and cultivation of.
C F. Hill, w ho is sick with iiitlamation 40. Ont of the Forest
»aid land, viz:
represent*, but it is hinted he in of the bowel*.
trade, we can tell just what the
Marcelles Kellow. George W Bodvfelt. Elbert
4L Place of Departed Spirits.
Bixby and George Kellow. till of’Hebo, Tilla­
not connected with liny of the
mook Co,Oregon.
Mr. Shepard dosed his schisd Friday. 42 A Little Indian
3M“43
J- T. Apperson. Register.
present
overland r ads.
The Ilis earnest effort» have been duly ap- 43. Betsey and I are Out
public wants
seheme to organize it joint stock prceiateil by Ins patrons. As a token of 44. Tlie little Woodchopper.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb 8
company to take the hind offered regard his pupils presented him with a 46. Match between two Base Ball dubs.
The public will see in the lo­ 1892.
—
Notice
to hereby given that the following-
46. Marble Group.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
by the citizens of Astoria its it sub- line shaving mug.
to
make
final
proof in support of his claim Hnd
The
Red
Skins.
47.
Geo. Pettit and Dr. Weaver were
■ idy . and pay the bonus of t*.‘>o.oo<Mi
cal columns of this paper from that Mid proofwill be nade before the County
48. Gems front the Emerald Isle
Clerk of Tillamook County, at fillamook Ore­
guests at the Winfield Friday eve.
gon, on April 4. 1X92. viz
demanded by Mr. Scholield, lias, it
Win. Merton has sold the timber on <9 Fire-ide Companions
Sebastian Miller,
time to time, the special bar­
i- reported, been successfully car­ Ilia pre einptiou to G. F. Williams for 50. The IVep Blue Sea.
Homestead Fn»ry No M-»l, for the c ’. ofne’.
ami
iiu<
»
of
n
e
and nc'4 of nw’.of
.1*
51. Woman's Armor
ried out. It is believed that the #1.5iK)
tp. 2 s, r 10 w.
Coining
through
the
Rye
52.
gains
we
have
to
offer.
He
names
the
following
witnesses
tn
prove
road is assured on the present
A picture lecture at the Presbyterian
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Maid of Orleans
of. said land viz:
layout, and although the papers Church last Sunday evening called out a 53-
"""y DM’ M D Rending. Jante, A Bigg,
54. Our Mother
Until
further
notice
we
will
and J A C.ibson, all of Tillamook, Tillatmw k
.'re not -igned. sealed and delivered large audience.
55. t'nder Cover.
Co.. 1 tregon.
Once more the telegraph is in working 56. Flower of the Family
J. T. Apperson, Register.
n- yet it is considered us certain
make you special prices on
57. The Lune Picket.
that they will be. So the citizens order.
Samuel Gray and family have rented 38. Our Greatest Colonel
may be congratulated on their
que.nsware and bootsand shoes.
W. S. Cone's late residence.
a*. Chip of the Old Block
prospects for securing n railroad-
I
l> M Bigler, a |iartner of J. II. Bridg- 60. The Watch on (lie Rhine.
or two, probably, for it has always
..
M J ! "Tlc ROOFING FH.T com, only
We
menu
business.
Come
and
6t.
A
Perfect
Foot
ford has recently arrived fn.in Denver.
«.no per 100 square feet. Makes a good t.w.f (or
vears. and anyone can put it on. semi -tamp
b.-i-ii -aid that ns soon as one road
Now is the time of the duck that we tlx. The Little lamplighter.
for «ample Hh<t full partiuulars.
«•UM E1.ASTK R<»OHNG Co.,
Mas built then some < tie would make scatter, while the gtese are rolling 63. A City in Ireland.
sc ?.
3.» it 41 West Broadway. New York.
64. After the Storm
build another. Oregonian.
on
Local Agents Wanted.
The Ixwt Chord
Views of the Interior of China.
citv onniN iNcr
A Striking Match.
ORDINANCE NO. 35.
Pillar* of Greece.
Tillamook, Ora
Two Young Blades.
A n ORDIXANC* TO EXTKSn AN WIDEN 3rd
Connecting Links.
AVKNt E kaht .
Justice.
T*r people of TilUimooh City do ordain;
A Study of Figures.
S kc . 1. It is hereby declared neees-
The Companion of the Bath
sarv, expedient, and for tlie interest of
From Hand to M nth.
the citv and the pnblie that 3rd Ave
Quite Exhausted
East in said city of Tillamook 1« ex­
The End of Ambition.
tended and continued sixty (60) feet in
The Worn Travelers
width from the south aide of Sixth Street
The Laat of Poor D>g “Tray",
south«ly in a straight line with the west
True to the Core.
line of said 3rd Ave East as now hid
Family Jars
Th* ancCMS of thl, Groat Congh C ut * fs out and established, to the center of
Never t< o latte to Mend.
without s parallel In the hi,tory of medicins.
Eighth Street
Having purchased the Bank
All druggi.l, are authorited to aell it on a pos­
Pa at Healing.
S kc . 2. Immediately after the passage
itive guarantee, a teat that no other curs can
Saved.
rupt Stock of H. C. Hald, of Bay
aurceasfully «land That it may beooms
of this ordinance it shall be the duty of
known, the Proprietors, st an enormous ex­
Fust Live.
the kecorvler to have the same published
pense. are placing a Semple Bottle Free into
City, am now offering the same
Ti e IX alh of th* Camel.
every home tn the United Stales and Canada.
for a |wri<xl of one month in the Tilla­
It yon have a Cough. Sore Throat, or Broa-
86. The IJghl that Failed.
mook H rvolioht , a newspaper pub­
—-‘I- — - ■« I-.rvl uUxlu .no! h i net
rhltia, use it. for it win cure yon. If your
lished in said citv.
W^.onin, COUeh . u ae
RASK RIVFR RESORT,
Published every Thursday evening.
by e - m - keys -
H. a.ant mountain it -rt. Good fishing and hunting. Daily Stage.
TRASK, OREGON.
ay view house ,
B y J- A- RICHARDSON-
The be-t bench resort in the county. The table is supplied with the best the market efford,.
Just the pl.ee to spend a few week, during the summer.
I run my sail boat from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, .topping at Bay City au<l Hsbw.vUle, .nd
carry freight and passengers.
GARIBALDI, OREGON.
QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
GEO. SQUIRES; PROPRIETOR:
Wc have again taken charge ofth* Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurnished it in
excellent shape just a, good as new. We »hall bepleaaod to haveall our old patrons ,u<|
friends 10 make 11» a call. Every effort will be made to make the surrounding, pleasant
an<l comfortable for guests.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
arsen house ,
COHN & Co,
A. LETCHER,
HWATCHMAKER AND JEWELER;-
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR.
New house, new furniture; fiist class in every respect. Best accommodations In tlie city. Head
quarters for the traveling public.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
’INFIELD HOUSE,
Does this
W. S. CONE, P roprietor .
D- E- GOODSPEED, M anager -
Catch your eye?
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAVELING Pl’BIJC.
Read on!
ROOFING
BAY CITY, OREGON.
CCIDENTAL HOTEL,
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .
The lodging department Is under the management of G. W. Pettit, and every effort possible Is
made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
Tillamook Ik North Yamhill Stage ticket office is here.
INING ROOM DEPARTMENT,
J. P. ALLEN, M anager .
Mr. & Mrs. J. p. Allen devote their time exclusively to the dining room end culinary depurtnien
of the Occidental Hotel, »nd the table is supplied with the best the market affords. They
make a specialty of preparing lunches and suppers for balls and societies.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Qrand Central Billiard Hall
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
\nc>, Xiauozs and &qau
Fine Hilliard aqd Pool Tables.
TILLAMDDK,
-
-
-
DREGDN.
TEMPERANCE PARLOR
A. j. S tillwell , P roprietor .
Cigars. Tobacco, Bruits and Candies.
Temperance Drinks.
F-lrx® Fool Table.
Dally Crsjonlan
Sale.
Next door to Letcher & Stillwell', Jewelry Store.
-
-
TILLAMOOK, OKECON.
S. A. ROBERTS,
------- DEALER IN--------
Hardware, Cutlery, DanrH, WindawB,
Staves, Ranges, Tiq-warB,
arid Paints
Plumbing and Tiq-ranfing Promptly Done.
TILLAMOOK
Busted Prices On
Hardware
SHILOH S
CONSUMPTION
CURE
_
-
_ _
OREGON.
_
C. E. REYNOLDS,
■DEALER IN_____
Furniture,
Wall-paper
Shades
Baby-carriages
Mouldings and
1" or tlie
W. C. King,
BANKRUPT STOCK!
Good accommodation, for
man and beasi«
Picture
Headquarters
Celebrated.
oven \\ ire Bed Springs,
uni uni
Ancl Spanish Hair
u
Window
attresses.
A Complete Line Of
Q-OO2DS
Constantly On Hand:
Corner Firat st. and let Ave. E., Tillamook. Or*
E dw .
g . e . wist ,
------- DEALER IN--------
General Merchandise