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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1892)
i/ — Publiahed every Thursday evening. have, very liberally contributed lots and notes to form W. F. D. J ones - E ditor and P ropri etok . lands, a grand pool of collateral on which to raise a >400,000 subsidy for a RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) railroad, and a railroad for that One year ................. fl ‘A town is an assured thing now. .7,. SiX lUOUths 'M. Three month» .. Surveyors tire at work already, and Tillamook should not be slow ADVERTISING R ATES. in taking action to secure the per year pi.7S > Inch, per month ” ” 2o.oo railroad through thin county. h0?*' " ” ” 33«* »V . ” ” 60.00 The citizens of this place might .. a ft . ” ” loo. 00 Local notices, lofts, per line; and sets, after well imitate Astoria, , nd, as cash the first insertion. Onl’ c,cts per line for first insertion for regular advertisci s is hard to get, contribute property Lost, Found. For Rent ForS.ih Wanted, and Special notices, in classified ,,ad'’ columns, at on which the money can be raised the rate of one cent per word for first insertion to offer as an inducement to rail mid halt rates thereafter. roads. Other important industries Correspondence on tuples of generiti Interest, could be secured in the same Invited. Address al! communications fo manner. A railroad connecting T he H i : \ i . i d . h r, Astoria with the Willamette valley T illamook , ok . should traverse this county by all means, and if it does, the road will T ili . amook , O re ., M arch 24,1892. gather a large amount of business till along lite line, whereas if it THE CONVENTION. takes some other route the side will amount to but little traffic The Republican convention to reaches the Willamette until it i tncct here next Saturday, is one ol valley. more than ordinary importance. Two years ago we met with defeat There wits ¡1 prize light recently by a disgraceful between two 1 G-yeu r-cld Portland stjuabble over personal likes and I toys, ami one of them died from the effects of it. The coroner’s dislikes, and while we fought one jury brought in a verdict of “died another, the Democratic minority from heart failure, superinduced captured the offices. A like fate by over exertion during a prize will befall the same conduct this fighting contest.” Almost as bad as the Texan jury that rendered a year. If the ilclcgates Come together verdict over the victim to t lit1 effect that "the deceased came to liis in a proper spirit, with a determi death by calling Bill Jackson a nation to consult, together anti liar.” nominate a good ticket they can do and disaster There seems to be such a desire for harmony among some of the up by fights for ami against indi politicians that they are willing to vidual candidates they will invite sacrifice their friends, their ene and deserve defeat. mies and their first wile's relations It is tin1 duty of each delegate to in order to secure it. remember that ho is acting for the And now this g vermnent and whole party, anti is on his honor to Great Britinn are quarrelingagain try to make the best nominations I possible, first regarding fitness I' r over the Behring seal fishing the office, anti then regarding the question, with some prospects of chance cf polling a good vote, and war. Ho. But if the convention is split hist consideration of ali should be that of personal friendship or enmity. In this spirit wo can win, and help towards having our state sound the first note for a national victory this fall, as she did four years ago. We earnestly commend to the delegates who sltnll meet next Sat urday, the importance of harmony anti a spirit of mutual concession in their deliberations, and trust to them for a ticket that shall secure mutual support and ultimate suc cess. PROPOSED APPROPRIA T1ONS. The IImiHC Committee <m Hivetn null Ilutbot-H IttlH i-eetuuiuemled uppropriatiomi uh follow« forOre- gott: Colitinliiii Itivi-r at CaHcailot« f.|3>,0:t0 Month i>( the Columbia . .. 3 10,000 C om Bay . ........... 210,(KI I Ya<|iimn llay . . 73,000 Sitialaw Itiver .... 10,0-M) Tillntitook Bay 15,010 Ixiwer Willamette amlCultiinb. 50,000 Coquille Jetlx 25,000 I p|ier Coqmlle Ko i 5,000 Yamhill ltiv< r Io M< Miuvillc 3,0 Hl I | |-<-r Columbia ami Snake K. 150,-MO Willamette Itivi r to l ngi-ne Citv. with a comim iici tit-nt <-f the »(ivei.il work at < Ixweu.i, Cl.« I. iimi Kiipiil., Cot val- lia, lmle,>emleiiee «ti l •'idem. t30,000 The total in #1,170,000, aud in the largent outaido of New York. I'rovinioii in matle for the prelim inary survey of Nesturia Bay, and Mr. Ilermilltn hopes to have the plaits of the War Department, for Nehalem, modified -> that :in appropriation may be lutd lor that pluoe. lit* lias done well for Oregon, but tlo- | iltry -tint of #15,000 for Tillamook bay seems insigiiitieant alongside of the 8'210- 000 for ('tats Bay and #75.000 for Ytiqiliiui. It should be remem bered that Tillamook bay is of more importance than any other point between Sin Francineo and Astoria. Tne foil iwing named parties, owning real property in the city, tire assessed for sidewalk improvements the amounts set opposite their names, and unless paid within ten davr from date hereof, the City Marshal will be empowered and instructed to levy upon all delinquent property to collect said assessments as provided by the city charter: ta « C. Jone*. BANKRUPT STOCK! Busted Prices On Hardware Hoving purchased the Bank rupt Stock of H. C. Hald, of Bay City, am now offering the same for nothing, absolutely nothing; only the freight added. not a candidate; he simply wishes to announce to the public that he has bargains in furniture, O Men, with sisters dear! 0 Men, with mothers and wives, Is not your linen wearing out? Don't let them wear away their lives With it stitch, stitch, stitchity-stitch, With patches and seams begirt, Sewing from morning till night On that worn-out shirt. HOTELS. rpRASK RIVFR RESORT, < A. LETCHER, -WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER- W atch ««, C locks , J ewelry . G ins , A mmunition and I ishinc T ackle . Does this Catch your eye? _ _ ______ Read on! I T TE WERE NOT WOKING FOR the hearty endorsement of our aims and methods in mer- eliandising which tlie Tillamook public has showered upon us this fall and winter. Aberdeen l’oli Auguri Bull. They seem to realize that we anees, and when we said wc had a very attractive stock, they came to look over it. When we told them that it was good value they bought for their money, freely, but we are glad to say that our stock is not nearly ex- Initiated by the heavy drains made upon it by the g A R Met ts first and thir<t XVedneaday of euch month at I r m in G. A R. ____ Hall. C N. D rew . A djutant . " F Si \ i ranci .. C ommande ». I. O. O F Meets every fuesdny night at 7 Jo » m in I o o I Hall I-, S iaeha G. XX M. OI SKN, RK< S ec y . We have the best of con nec- lions with the great centers of supply, and standing as we do, with our finger on the pulse of public want.» The public will see in the lo of V. cal columns of this paper from CH XPTI R Meets first Saturday 1 I’. nì euch month in 1 o. o F Hall. J. E. SlRl.KY. II P , A P W ilson , S kc ’ v . bur v. A O. I XV Meets ever Mondav night at - r m In G \ R H ill. < N. D rew , M XX A. XX . EH ANO REt OKDEH. HOOK kSi LADDER co. Meetson first Tues- day night of vaeh month ........ in Cit Hall A. P XXU. son . P kksidknt . C. N D rew , C hief , c H F rkan , S kc ’ y . NOTH'K. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned «ill al the next ensuing term of the County Court of the State of Oregon tor Tillamook ( ounty t » wit the first W<dtie-day , t May, i*92, apph to the said County Court for a license to sell spirituous, malt ami vm. us liquors with in Nehalem precinct in said County, for the trim of «'tie year, in less quantities than one gallon. Dated March 22, l.syj. S am L undborg . PETITION To thf H onor \m it C ounty C ourt of tiie S i atk or orkgon , for T11.1 amook C ounty . Your |v titioiu rs. legal voter* within the pre cinct < f Nehalem, ami conatltuting a Majority of Rant \oters, do hereby prar your Honorable H< d\ togrant to Nam I'undborg a license to sell 1 spirituous, malt and vinoua liquors m the said pi . citul of Nehalem, in less quantities than one gallon, tor lhe trim of twelve month' front the 1st d >v of Ma\, iv.-J. and this your t<titioners will ever pray Henry Tvlil X'm battle R Ha»» n H B Karr X\ Jacobs ch»< Sctunon N .M Kimball XX Finley C X » at penter 0 M de Miner Fred Zaddach U Zimmetman Beui Hiugrnbothaiu Ulto Zanjjg T F OalTrgher XX Armstrong XV Hatt<-rsoti J Fflvnbcrg J Angulo Il H sth er 48 NOTICE x dice ia her<b> gtwn that bids fin th<> building of a bridge aero*« Heavvr « reek near the rvnbleiKv of B II Unan, in the Countv of Ttllanuiuk State of Oregon, will l»c rrveivetl bv the < «mutv < ourt of waul Vvniniy and State up to aud I net nt lh»g the flint Monday in May. of ' . \ I plans and - caiioti.4 .»u file iu the otfivv of Gont.ty < lerk the Court iv*vrx ut« lav right to rtjeci auv or •11 bbla Dated thia lUth dav of March l'u>- Attest, U X* 4 ONDKR. Uouul\ Uletk M E I'HURCHSoi in Fust Suuday in each Month at Long Fraine at tt (X) A. M and ? tXl P M tscermd and tonrth Nundavs at Uhapef tn Til!ain<«ok. A M and I’ M . and at Lattimer I me. my sail boat from Tillamook Io Garibaldi daily, stopping at llay City and HobsonviUg, IM carry freight and passengers. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laml office ut Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. GARIBALDI, OREGON. ?6. isyr.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-mimed .elder has tiled notice of his inten tion to miike thiitl proof in support of his claim, Hint that said proof will be made la-fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county at Tillamook, Oregon, on April 18. i8lu. viz: Alexander Marolf, Homestead Entry. No. ixjti for the w *, ofne 1 eo roprietor se *4 of ne 1, and n e of s eg of sec 85, tp2s. r Io w. He niune- the following witnesses to prove Ills continuous residence upon and cultivation of, We have aK'>i>> taken charge of the Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurnialitd it it said land, viz: John Simmons, John Bumgarner. II B Moore excellent shape, just us good as new Wr shall I h .-pleased to haveall our old patron, ud and E Blum, all of Nestoctoll. Tillamook Co., friend, to make us a call. Every effort will be made to make the surrounding, pleaunt Oregon. and comfortable for guest.. U-46 J. T. Apperson, Register. QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, . SQUIRES, P NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon (tty, Oregon, Feb. 8, ib<j2.—Notice is hereby gi' eii 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 County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on April 5. 1892, viz: George Kellow, Pre emption D. S. No. 712I, for the ne»4 of ne’.» of sac. 10, tp. 4s r 10 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: New house, new furniture; fust class in every respect. William Siding. George W Bodvfelt, Jerry quarters for the traveling public. Lewallen and Thomas Owens, all 0/ Hebo, T1I- amook Co., Orc. 38-43 J. T. Apperson, Register TILLAMOOK, : TILLAMOOK, OREGON. ARSEN HOUSE, M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land oilice at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb. 8, IK92.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settlor lias filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on April 5, I892, viz; Mareelles Kellow, Homestead Entry No. 63O6, for the sw»j ofsw»^ of st c. 29, and eja of s e of see. :U), and nw% of nwj( see. 32 tp. 4 s. r 9 iv. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said ’.and, viz: William Sailing, G W Bodyfelt, .lerrv Lewallen, and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo, Tillamook County, Oregon. 38-43 J. T. Apperson, Register. Best accommodations in the city. Head OREGON. ’INFIELD HOUSE, W. S. CONE, P roprietor , D- E- GOODSPEED, MANAGER- L . ? we are now prepared to accommodate the traveling public . BAY CITY, OREGON- CCIDENTAL HOTEL, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oltiee at Oregon city, Oregon. Feb. •1, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof in support of his roprietor claim, and that said proof will be made before County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla The lodging department is under the management ofG. w. Pettit, and every effort powIMe h mook, Oregon, on April 5, i892. viz: William Sating, made to maki guests comfortable. The patronage of the public is respectfully »olicite*. Homestead Entry No. C166, for the nw ’ i of sw Tillamook 8. North Yamhill stage ticket office is here. ’4 of sec u, tp. 3 s, r 9 w. and e’, of seY^ and se’. of ne’4 ofsec. 36,tp.3 s,, r 10w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Mareelles Kellow, George XV Bodyfelt, Elbert Bixby ami George Kellow, all of Hebo, Tilla mook Co,Oregon. 38-48 J. T. Apperson, Register. G. W. PETTIT, P . JOINING ROOM DEPARTMENT, public. trade, we can tell just what the SOCIETY DIHECTORY, B y J- A- RICHARDSON. The bent beacli resort in the county. The table is supplied with the be.t the market itaift Just the place to spend it few weeks during the summer. G Notice. for a peri- k ! of one month in the Tilla- moot H i adi . khit , a newspaper pub* litdied in said city. Approved March 1, I892 , J. B akker ) A. 1*. W ii hox » Trustees G eo . \V. P ettit ) Attest G. O. Nolan, Recorder. 40 4a. Good iiccommodation, h, TßAY VIEW HOUSE, COMFASSKS AND SFECTACLES. The following County warrants are now due and payable at the office of the County Treasurer, Tillamook Co. Or.; no interest after date of this notice: Nos. 251,252, 275, 259, 2W, 262,263, 256, 26.|, 265, 199.|, 273. March 21, 1892 II. M c D ermott , County Treas. 3-5. Daily Stage. man and beast. TRASK, OREGON. KR1-A1RI NO A Sl-F.CIALTY.------------------- TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Notice is hereby given that theco-part- nersliip heretofore existing between D. C. Bowers and James Irwin, engaged in the logging business, under the firm name of Bowers and Irwin, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, James Irwin continu ing the business. AH bills due said firm are payable to James Irw in, and all out standing claims will be paid by him. Dated March 18, I892. I). C. B owers , J ames I rwin . 3 6 BY E- M- KEYS- l-li-asaut mountain icsort. Good fishing mul hunting. COHN & Co, Dlnsolution Of l’artncr«hip. I TILLAMOOK, OREGON They keep a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Cloth ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Also Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise. Produce taken in exchange. Mrs. <1. W. Richardson will soon give it leeture, illustrated by Stereopticon : view», entitled ‘'The l.ntidH ttnd Folks of Auld l.atig Syne.” The Lantern, ob tained (rout New York, is highly recoin-' mended, ttnd the views are carefully . selected to illustrate the nrclmology of Nineveh and Babylon. AL * A full line of Undertakers' supplies kept The proper thing to do is to go to the store Of COHN & CO. and lay in a new supply. Magic Lantern Exhibition. A. I Ik X M - Meets first Saturds tach month in I o o. F Hall J ohnson . XX . M. B ( . L amb . S kc ’ y wall paper and window shades SONG OF THE SHIRT. Hated this 21th day of March, 1892. B y O rder C ity tri S iren , G. O. N olan , Recorder. My thoroughbred, registered Poll l’,t>. Ili: ni.KillT:—I understand Angus bull Netarts Chief will be for ser that it is the intention of your vice during Ute season at my place on school board to have a nine months South Prairie, across the river from Tru term of school, beginning about the man Harris’ place. Terms made 1st of April. I think it a great known on application F rank E ly . 4I mistake to have school during the CITY OKIllNANt E summer months, ami an injustice ORDINANCE NO. 35. to the pupils, as well. The little A n ORDINANCE TO EXTEND AN* WIDEN 3rd folks need a time to grow, anti AVENCK EAST. there is no time so good for that as The people of Tillamook City do ordain: when the sun shines. It is an S ec . 1. It is hereby declared neces injustice to the large scholars, who sary, expedient, mid for the interest of have to help provide a living, as the citv mid the public Unit 3rd Ave the summer months are the work East in said city of Tillamook bo ex tended and continued sixty (tit)) feet in ing months, anti, of course, they width from the south side of Sixth Street must miss the summer term, southerly in a straight line with the west Again you hail a vacation in the line of said jnl Ave. East ns now laid winter, which is a great injustice I l,l>t »»’1 cstublished, to the center of to all the children in the district. ^l5,lt11 s,r^et St:c. 2. Immediately lifter the pa-sage 1 have heard this excused on the of this ordinance it aliali he the duty of vt ty plausible ground that d'*'I the Recorder to have the same published I he date opposite your name printed on the margin <»f\out pn)»ei or <»u the wrapper, (ndniite-« the lime your subs lipiton expires, and v<«u ate Invited io renew at tl»at time All p.«p< t s • > nt to parties outside ttir county are prompllv di*« . ntiniled u hen theit time e\jdr«-s. and--lx muiiih< artvaiage is the limit uithin theeountv In stopping y< •our subscription, it U neceaaary rttst to pay all I arrvaragca, but C. E. REYNOLDS is it. T. Graves. L. Crenshaw, A. F. Wilson, .. G. O. Nolan, L. H. Brown. G L. Smith. C A E. Tlutyer, V- vnurvii, 4o M Thompson, Al Hfli-lm* ml . .. 85 M H Ijiraen . . 9 A I’ctiit, .. 27 <;. Cohn, 28 J Vincent, 22 G A Hall. 23 Win. Kromier, ............ 17 clwiH Zangdon, :8 M. V. Slillwell. ¡0 J. DtlvidjMlll, 5 B. Stillwell.............. 4 W G Kelso. la Masonic I. cm I r «* N o . 57............... . 68 C.fn llbirku'vll, 4 J II Noi hi . f. Elliott aS W W Thaver, XV Ih-itmilkr, . 3« 1 W. ElM-rman.............. .22 -- Enwright, .................................. REST TIME /OR SCHOOL. Weather watt so bad al this time ot the year that pupils living at a distance were unable to attend. If the school is practicable during December and .lanuatv. then, ■urely, it is so during the next two months, when the »lavs are longer ami the weather, almost always, better than it is tin- two preceding months. Now, let me suggest that we have a term of three months this spring, to begin as soon as possible, and then a vacation of two tn tilths. 'This would suit several parties with whom 1 have conversed. Alter vacation, have a nine months session. Messrs. Di rectors, please remember that your school is largely supported by laves, and that it is the tax-payers who are to be pleilsetl. I n ri-:m ex roH. Comes off next Saturday NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb. 8, 1892.—Notice is 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 the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ore gon, on April 4, 1892, viz: ¡Sebastian Miller, Homestead En’ry No.HflOl. for the e »4 ofne', and nw>4 of n e 1, and nc'4 of nw’jof sec. il tp. 2 s, r io w. He nanus the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot. said land viz: Henry Olds, M I) Reading, Janies A Biggs and J A Gibson, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co., (ircg'Hi. J. T. Apperson, Register. J. P. ALLEN, M anager . Mr. cN Mrs. 1. 1 . Allen devote their time exclusively to the dining room and culinary depart«« of the Occidental Hotel, and the table is supplied with the best the market afford*. Tkey make a specialty of preparing lunches and suppers for balls and societies. tili . amook . oregon . Grand Central Billiard íHalí ’)• z/zc\ ROOFING 1 GI M ELASTIC ROOFING FELT costs only >_ 'Ml per KM) square feet. Makes a good roof for Years, am) anyone can put it on. St nd stamp for sample mid full particulars. (¡ um E lastic R oofing co ., 39 tk 41 XXt st Broadway, New York. .r.. C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. a/iiV Qiaaii- Fine Hilliard aqd Foal TablBB. TILLAMOOK, - . . ‘ qre GON. Local Agents Wanted. gains we have to offer. I'ntil further notice we will make you special prices on queenswnre and bootsand shoes. We mean business. Come anil se ?. W. C. King, Tillamook, O th SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The snccens of this Great Couch Cure fa without a parallel in the history of medicine. All draftriria are authorised to sell it on a pos itive guar.tntee, a teat that no other cure can miccresfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex pense. are placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home in the United States and Canada. If rou have a Cough. Sore Throat, or Bron chitis. use it. for it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough. use it promptly, aud relief is sure. It you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH S CURB. Price IJ eta., 50 eta. and fl .00. If your Lungs » M F. Cm RCH:—Religious services conducted by the Pastor every Sundax at n \ M Mrs Richardson will c.»nduct the services in the luorning of the llr.t amt third Sunday., „ml K.-v Ml M. Doughty the .ccond Sunday Sun day School every Sunday at 2 .10 1-. m Praver meeting every Wedneadav even<ug Hcv G'W R ichardson , P astor . NOTICE Is THE C.H STV < .Il-KT F,-« THF STAT« OF Omil iS. FOR Tll.1 AMIH.R ( OVSTV.’ Ill the matter of the ap-.licntion of, Theodore Park. . \.,TICr for licen-ic to ael. malt liquors, i To WHOM 11 MAVCOSI FRS -Notice u hi rel.v given that 1 th. uu.ler-.igma, « it] apply t„ th;. Itonor.ble < ountv Court oí t illa,nook County >r.«on. -ilting for the tran-mctlon of County Im.ine«- on Weduevday. May 4th Au fnr Í Tm"" ""‘.U H‘l"or‘ »•» •5ar4bnl.il l-reelnet Tillam.-o. l ounli. Oregon m qnantltie. lew thou o..e gallon, for» perl, al of ii* !car .' the gr«ntTngof.ald .pnllcRtlon ’ TO'n Dated thia nth day of Match, lw>. Ta koi »«« T ar it. SALOON PETITION IS THF rorsTV COFRT FOR TH« STAT« OF 4HKUOS. TOR t'lU.AMOog < ot st " In the matter of the application of, Theodore Park. I rn,,,.,» for lfcvnsc to -< 11 mall liquor. 4 °' To rut llosiw ARIK Cot srv C oc « t — w. th. ur der.ic.ted legal voter, re.p.ctfully reprewnt unto your hoooral.le l-di that w* voter, uithin ...ribaldi precinct. Tillamwk C nntv ..recon amt a. ,«h le.-nl voterC r7. pe.-tf.dlr petition y.mr honoral.le l.«Iv to er,m t.. I he ..tore Path, a licenw to K|1 malt I1Í2X Li *aid prveim t for one vear from the - ¡Muance of sav I fícense in ¡esa quantities than ©ne oi gab Ion. ami your pettauaen will ev, r pray W B Alderman “----- T H R. hde A 1. Ak vrman Ervin Carter Chris Petvraou J M Harrison L L Smith > 1‘M-rnaou S Hauxhurst Jxvn!- *chappert XX iu Tat t«>n I ■} rt»m J Johanson I. McFre F C Skomp < Ua l< Miller John l^ttin H Orant Harry Cran»» " tilic l *’Uqn|«t Samuel F Wilks y »Ilern II B m 'I y F I* Hobaon I Paria!) F Hefty Krick 1‘eteraon M Malsí n X' Baltuvr W F Ra mer Frank Marev John B Barker Xela Anderton A Jay Sheyktrd Frank Fkreth Herman Hotlk J<>hnw-n L Xl. h.v» TEMPERANCE parlor . A. j. S tillwell , P roprietor . Cigars, l obacco, Fruits and Candies- 1 emperance Drinks. UJmlly OT.goni.n V ot e 1 001 .. ’ 1,1 I ' tcl'i r & Stillwell'. Irwelry Store, - - TILLAMOOK. ORK80M- Si S. A. ROBERTS, ». -------- DEALER IN--------- HardwarB, Cutlery, □□□ra, Windows StnvEB, RanyeB, Tin-WBrs, and Paints Plumbing and Tin-roafirig Promptly Dons. 11 LI.AMOOK _ - E dw . _ _ _ OREGON- g . e . wist , --------«»KAI.ER IN--------- General Merchandise 1,1 ‘¡nb of farming, logging, milling and mackinics’ »ipil«»- w $ale in OnigiqaI ToWn^ite of Jleüaíeni.
