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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1892)
I.» •. mW .liiil'BOil and Kliude haveabout] . ««i ■ ■■ uu«'■»« m'J lOlir r mB the great city of San Francisco, and re 100 000 feet of saw logs in the North Ne erection of large and commo Conned meeting next Saturday night barest uecessnries of life, except as ,|o. dious buildings on the mainland fora lates a wonderful experience. Dan is all halem readv to come down as soon as I Chop feed fl.50 jier hundred weight. nate.l by friemls nml neighbors. The | saloon, a ware house and a .tore, with a right iu a logging cauip, but he says he there is a sufficient raise in the river. kindly offices of the people of this vi at ‘‘Frisco Store. 47-tf. A Flue Ueanh—Matallleent lUve^-Tlmber public hall, and a school imuse will be County Surveyor, John Edwards, has cinitv are solicited for tlio widow ami never will risk himself so far away from And Coal—Grow in g Towns. Tt.e Truckee came in Sunday, and is built shortly Andrew Klein has almost just completed the survey of the county orphan in their sad necessity. home again. He went per steamer and loading at Hobsonville. completed a large two story hotel, witli road. running from the North terininusoi 1'oilowing a wide, sandy beach, about 1 plenty of r.ax>in, welt finished, and it Married, A G. Reynolds, ofTillumook, was sick as death as soon as he got over I the State road to the Clatsop County line. The gasoline launch is working suc Ore., and Miss Jennie V. Gates, of ten miles north of the entrance to Tilla ■ will be furnished and running at an early cessfully between here and Bay City. the bar. Ae threw up everything but A good many advantageous changes were Bangor, Mich., Wednesday, March 16. "ERE îfoT LooKIN° FoB Three lbs. best Japan tea ever sold in ! The marriage ceremony took place at the mook bay, at Garibaldi, you pass over ■ date. Mr. Tohl and the Nehalem Mill his boots, and took them off to save them. made from the old county survey, and Tillamook, for |1.00 ut ’ Frisco Store. 7tf. home of the bride's parents. The newlv one of the finest sea beaches in Oregon. Co have laid off a townsite here, and Enfeebled as he was the excitement ut the the viewers p-oiiouuced it ail ea»y and the hearty endorscineut are selling lots nt very low figures. It Is practicable route. Cato Sullivan is making a trip through married couple left for Tillamook, via It ¡8 very wide, one-fourth of a mile, at an excellent towusiie. Three-quarters dock when he arrived in Han Francisco Nehalem valley seems to be Progress-' the southern part of the county this McMinnville, on the 18th, stopping a low tide, the sand is packed hard, and it of a mile above, in fact,almost adjoiniug was too much fur him The hotel run ing with a steady growth and improve- ! of our aims and methode in mer week. short time at the latter place, and arriv I is a magnificent drive. Here and there, is E. G. Wist’s townsite of Nehalem. ners howled like Couimanehes, pulled merit. Quite a number of new houses The Steamer Garfield is fust being ing here last Thursday, ami are now standing like bold sentinels, out in the Mr Wi t has lieen here for a long time and tugged at him, and would have kid are to be erected, and several new barns chandising which the Tillamook completed, and will soon be ready for making their home with W. II. Reynolds ’ breakers, are picturesque rocks, lashed in the general merchandise business, and napped him, had lie not called a police are to be built tliis spring, and it is re- business. of this citv. The H eadliuiit extends and worn into lauta.tic shapes by tlie has a store tiiat would do credit to Tilla ported that a newspaper is to be started public has showered upon ua best wishes for the happiness and future mook City. He keeps everything from man Those brazen liuekinen seemed to at the town of Nehalem. The only troub A G Reynolds will, in the course of a ever surging waves. Some of these rocks farming machinery to household furni know lie was from Tillamook and sw ooped le is the depressed condition of the lum this fall and winter. few days, open up a photograph gallery prosperity of Mr. Reynolds and his bride. are arched, some appear as if hewn out ture, and drv-goods to drugs and medi in this city. down upon their victim in a way that ber market, which throws a damper over It has been reported that Lester P. by some supernatural )>ower, and on the cines. He has a large stock of all kinds The new hotel nt Hobsonville is a the loggers and saw mill men. A. completely stain|>eded him. They seem to realize that wo large, substantial structure, and will be a Smith, of Hebo, will make an inde ; tops of some of them are trees and shrub of hardware, feed and loggers’ supplies, He escaped from the main crowd fin pendent race for Schoo^ Superintendent, bery. The wide shining beach, tlie vast and does an enormous business, lie is great convenience for that place. Notice. are sincere in our public utter« but we are reliably informed that the preparing to build a large two-story . ally, but a straggling hackman found E. E Selph was elected Chairman of rumor is entirely without foundation, expanse of ocean on tlie west, and the double-fronted store buiding for his in him, put him in a covered carriage which The legal voters of School District No. the Democratic C ounty Central Commit and the coinage of malice. Mr.Smitli isa wooded bills on tho east, make a combi creasing business, and will have a ca looked like a hearse, except it had doors 24 have voted a 1J mill tax for school anees, and when we said we had tee, and C. C Babbidge, Secretary. young Republican of excellent ability, nation pleasing to the eye, and the effect pacious hall overhead. Sir. Wist keeps purposes, which will be deemed delin The telegraph is being made use of is very popular in his neighborhood, and is to cause oue to forget the cares and the Nehalem I’. O. Mr. Larsen is in the side, and then locked him in. quent if not paid within 60 day» from a very attractive stock, they Dan told the fellow to take him to Mr very extensively by our business men, we never did believe that lie would com date. worries of business and w ork, aud feast commencing the er.-ction of a very large •nd is proving» great convenience. j two-story hotel building, a saloon build Smith's, who lived somewhere in the promise liis dignity and political honor ' Dated this 9th day of April 18g2. came to look over it. When wo The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E. by bolting the ticket. In fact, Mr his mind on the grandeur spread before ing has been put up by Jas. B l’ape, and city, and for two hours the hackman, Mas. E liza S alks , him. Baek from the beach, next to the a butcher shop will go up immediately. who sat on top, drove around over the Church, will hold a May Day Fair nud Smith is not an office seeker, but the Clerk of School District. told them that it was good value Festival Friday, May 6th, at Hadley’s Republican paity lias use for just such footbills, the low embowered table lands j I It Holmes has now running a very city inquiring for Mr. Smith. Finally Hall. Notice. 1 good hotel and store, and is building , men as he is, and in good time will make , are all occupied by settlers, their habita by the aid of a directory, the particular for their money, they bought The Augusta was expected leave to it apparent. tions being sequestered by clumps of additions Mr. Wist lias let a contract Mr Smith that was sought was found Those parties who bred to the "Hath for grading on the streets of his townsite Nehalem last Sunday afternoon. She Last Thursday Peter Svensou started spruces and alders, that fringe the upper and Dan was released from the clutches J to cost $900, and is pushing ahead with of the hackman by paying a ransom of away horse,” Kincaid, ami who have freely, but we are glad to say was loaded with boxes from the Nehalem to bring Wm. Lang and II. Seliollmeyer, foals, are kindly requested to notify me I Mill Co. Nehalem delegates to the Democratic line of the bench Along this line the great enterprise to build a town There Five (Í5.00) Dollars. j of the same by postal card, or per-1 that our stock is not nearly ex are no lietter stores in the county than ground is higher than it is farther back, He started out the next day to see The Democratic Convention, held here convention, from Garibaldi to Tillamook I these on the Nehalem, and it is but a the sights. When you once “get onto sonally, at Tillamook last Thursday, was rather harmonious, in his sail boat. It was a stormy day and in some of these sylvan retreats Cl.AfliE TllAVER, I short time until the two points men hausted by the heavy drains and nominated a fairly good ticket, aud a squall struck the boat, capsizing there are beautiful lakes, teeming with, tioned will he built together in one city, the ropes” it is cheap and safe to get Administrator Hathaway Estate trout, and swarming with wild fowl her near the Sand-spit. Luckily they around, and you can ride as far as ten though we think the Republicans have 11 Notice of Sale. were near shore, and the water was shal Hack of this the waterfall leaps from the fronting on the river for nearly a mile, miles on the street cars for Sets. There made upon it by the purchasing better one. mountain wall, and dazzling in the i . mid the spirited rivalry, now existing are cars that move about without any ap Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a war low enough that they walked to dry land, N. P. Hanson has a fine three-quarter rant issued by the Recorder of ’J'illaniook City between the two places, will sink western sunlight, lends enehantmeut to parent motive power called cable cars, , in Tillamook County and state of Oregon on the public. Clydesdale Stallion, which lie will stand staying overnight at Mrs. Ilauxhurst’s. 13th day of of Apt 11 iSy2 «nd «Inly signed hy the panorama below. Here the moun I into insignificance. A little wav above, but the I101 se cars suited him the best, 1 L. Crenshaw Recorder of said city and to me di in the south end of the county during Garibaldi was in u state of great excite tain gorge pours forth its cataract of cold, ! and nearer the forks of the river, is Holit. us a person can see when they stop or rected commanding me to sell the following des* ment as it was thought that all on board the season. He recently bad bills We have the best of connec cribetl real property to wit: Krebs ’ saw mill, which is doing an excel were drowned. They were brought over pure sparkling water, ami the forests start. The streets there are crowded with | Lots No, 1. 2, 3 an«l 4 of Blk. No. 3, of Stillwell’s printed in this office. Addition to Tillamook, owned by George Black* from the Spit next morning by Deputy further back are the rendezvous of deer, lent local business. people and teams, in fact it seemed as if 1 amount due $68.75 ami costs. tions with the great centers of Nehalem needs wagon roads aud will something unusual was going mi, and a well, Dr. Wise and Assistant, of Albina, will Inspector, A. L. Alderman, and bavn’t elk, bear and other game. This extends Lot 1, in Blk. 22 of Thayer’s Addition to Tilla be in on the next trip of the Augusta, mentioned the Democratic convention for miles along the beach, and is sure soon have them. At present, the skiffs, man has to watch liis “knitting” when mook, owned by C. Jones, amount due $22.35 au«l cost. with headquaters at the Occidental since. They returned immediately to soon to attract summer visitors in great canoes and dugouts furnish about the crossing a atreet, or lie will get run over' Public not ice therefore is hereby given that on supply, and standing as we do, Saturday the .«sth day of May, 1802 at the hour hotel, where he will be pleased to meet Nehalem, and say they are not interested numbers. The oniy thing in the way nt ouly means of transportation, and are by a cable car or beer wagon. of one «»clock I’, m . or said <lav in front of the Chamlier door in olietfience to said order anyone wishing dentistry done. 47-tf. present is the lack of good roads leading called “Nehalem wagons.” It is surpris I Out at Golden Gate there is a good deni ( I oiincii in politics this year with our finger on the pulse of will sell the above described real property or so much thereofas shall be necessary to satisfy The Elinore leaves Astoria regularly to the beach, but this is being provided ing to see the facility with which they of statuary etc and there are signs every the amounts assesse«! to each described tract to PK1CSONAL. On Mondays and Thursdays, and leaves for, and the Barview House, near Gari are utilized by Nehalemiter, even the where to “keep off tlie grass ” Tlie gether with all cost ect. to the highest and best trade, we can tell just what the bidder for gold coin of the United States. Bay City Tuesdays and Fridays She baldi, is already a popular resort There • , school girls being experts in handling owner is very particular about it, and you Dated Tillamook City, Oregon, April 18, i K92. Baxter Stillwell lias gone to Portland x D. H. S exton , made her first trip, coming in Saturday are yet some good places to be taken oars. can't oven pick a flower without some fel- City Marshal. public want.s on business. Deep water, navigable for all craft that evening, and leaving Sunday morning, half a mile back from the beach, on the 1 low kicking about it. can come ever the bar, extends lip the Miss Von Ehrenkrook went outside per base of the foothills. One hundred and fifty suits of men’s, There are smile fino horses to be seen, The public will see In the lo it The Nehalem river, at ita mouth, fol. river past the forks, about twelve miles and people drive ns if they were going youths’, boys’ and children’s clothing Str. Augusta. from the sea, and small boats can ascend now on the way from the eastern manu ■ 14-E. Burrell, of Bay City, Mich, who lows south along the shore line io» tour ! after the the doctor right on the streets. cal columns of this paper from much farther. There is 20 to 30 leet of At the Woodward Gardens are all kinds factory, which we expect in on next i is interested in timber in this county, miles, separated from the ocean only by water for 10 to 12 miles at low tide. On time to time, the special bar- went out on the Steamer Augusta. a low sand bar. The government pro- of animals in cages mid signs up to warn trip of Str. Augusta, for‘ Frisco Store. 7! Coal creek, a tributary of the North Fork, poses to build a stone jetty across this people not to tease the tigers and not to D. C. Bowers, and family, have re Janies Sykes, of Salem, will stand gains we have to oiler. are rich deposits of excellent coal, easily “Lntni,” the noted Percheron stallion, turned from San Francisco, where they channel, at A. L Aiderman’s place, and accessible, mid only waiting for railroads feed peanuts to the bears. The glass houses contain all kinds of vegetables, I at Tillamook this year. This horse lias have been on a business and visiting trip. force the river to cut a new channel mid other traus|H>rtatioti The North Until further notice we will Will Make the Season of 1892. a certificate signed by the President of Chas. Chatterton has gono to Astoria across this sand bar, straight to the : Fork has inneh good agricultural land and it is supposed that they furnish the sen, and thus improve tlie entrance fur winter market w ith garden truck. make you special prices on the Agricultural Society of France. See and Portland on business Miss Rutter, tributary, and large areas of timber all It is very cxpensivet ibearuundinabig At John Day’s Barn in Tillamook City. bills. his niece, accompanied him on her way shipping. Preliminary appropriations along its course. The South Fork is ------- DESCRIPTION-------- qiicensware and boots and shoes. have already been made for this purpose. city like Frisco. They make charges for The frame for Williams saw mill at Bay home. About four miles north of the present nearly one hundred miles long, and runs everything Dan paid 50ctsto get inside i E nterprise , J r . is a rich Mahogany bay w ith ; black p. inis, white star in forehead, large, full, We mean business. Come and W. W. Ridellialgh, of Astoria, was termination of the bar, is the aperture in throughout its length through one of the City is up, and part of th« machinery in a board fence to see balloon go up, when bright eye, fine flowing mane and tail, has a place. It is a very extensive and sub in the city Tuesday. He says the mer* the mountain wall w here the river makes most dense forests in die world. It has lie could just as well have seen it from « lean cut, well whaped head, held erect on a 80’. stantial structure, and with the wharves chants of this place can rely on the its exit. Passing inside these headlands, many tributaries rich in coal and limber, the outside, if lie had known it in time. well arched neck, good ahoulders, is broad in and appurtenances, will cost a great deal Sir. Elmore to make two trips a week the cannery is seen on the right, and besides agricultural lands all along the the chest and is very high on the withers, with They build a board fence around a va good legs and Icet. lie is spirited, showy and of money. into the bay, and that arrangements here is where the enormous salmon catch banks. The Nehalem river and many of cant lot and on a clear night, f r »jets 1 handsome, has good carriage ami fine notion, It is about time, right now, that a are being made for a boat on the bay of Nehalem river is packed. The river its tributaries will float logs at all you can go inside and take a look up | stands 17 hands high and weighs 1750 pounds. certain shady institution in this city to deliver freight to this city at one now widens out into a veritable bay, aud seasons of the year, and Iho timber is so at the moon Tillamook, Tliero are museums I He is a horse that is much needed on tliis coast, should make a contribution to the city through rate. at high tide is over two miles wide The accessible, that the Nehalem region is I w here yon pay 25cts to go in, 25cts to J And when crossed with trotting and running bred mares, produces fine carriage and coach treasury. The authorities should look river bank is dotted with ranchers cabins, sure to become one of the lumbering cen-! be shocked, »Jets to see the only white | horses. lie has received several premiums NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Discovery of Gol<l. Office at Oregon City, Oregon, April after this matter This bint ought to be and the mountains back are heavily tim ters of the United States. It is limber 1 negro in the world, and »sets to get ; and among them are: First premiums at (’ak 'J, Land 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the fol everywhere, and in all directions — named settler has filed notice of his In« sufficient, inasmuch a hint is as good as Old Californians and people of histori bered. out get again. A man can't mako a ¡ und and Man Jose and second at Livermore, Cal. lowing tention to make final proof in support of his a kick to a blind mule. --------I’EIllGKEK—— The impression made on a person, on stretches of which extend for miles and ■ move without being at some expense. claim, and that Said proof will be made liefore cal taste will bo interested in a paper by miles. The new surveys open up a great County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla By an inexcusable eiror on our part John Murray, in which the controversy first sailing up this river, is wonderful I’eoplo there linve queer habits. Most 1 | He was sired by the Norman horse, '’Enter mook, Oregon, on May 81. 1892. vis: deal for settlement or acquisition by lum prise,"(imported by Theo. Skillman, of Feta* Curtis Johnson, and lasting. No river on this const, not in regard to the date of California ’ s dis- the names of the Beaver delegates to the Homestead Entry No 735O, for the s*< ofsw1 bermen, but much of it has nover been of them stay up and keep the lights luma, Cal..) he by the celebrated Norman horse nw l4 of bw '4, sec. 18, tp. 2 s, r 9 w, and nr'« of Democratic County Convention were gold is settled by United States Mint even the far famed Columbia, shows burning all night, and they make so St. Law rance." His dam was a full blooded surveyed; there are large regions which ne<( of sec. 13, tp. 2 s, r 10 w. omitted in our re|>ort last week. G W. documents, in the Overland Monthly for more magnificent and itnjiosing grandeur. much racket that 11 stranger can’t sleep Cleveland Bay. lie names the following witnesses to prove his have hardly been explored. continuous residence it|>oii and cultivation of, The deep smooth running waters are as in the town, if he goes to bed Many Wallace, Otto Walther, and E. F. Lyster May. lie Cleveland Bays are n typical car said land, viz: Away east of the coast range, and out Among the numerous short articles is clear as crystal, tinted beautifully by tiie ot them are very wealthy, but the |mor rtagc ami general purpose horse. They trans Z. Wells, Henry Leach, Geo. Woodruff and were the delegates, represented bv G. W. side of this county, the timber region still color and general characteristics to their Lester Kingsley, all of Tiltamouk, Tillamook Co. Oregon. Wallace, who held the proxies of the the realistic account of Margaret II-cox’s profuse foliage that overhangs the banks, extends, and there the river is settled people seem to be in the majority. mit progeny in 11 marked degree; are sure to become and the numerous i. lands, clothed w ith adventurous trip across the Plains in Many of them are ragged and dirty. popular among the horsemen of this country others. J T. Apperson, Register* 41 -51 quite thickly, but every acre of that sec Candidates who have received nomina I846. Besides this, the following are natures mantle of xerdure, make it a tion is tributary to the Nehalem river, ' Some of them arc very bold, and a man They possess wonderful powers of endurance— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tions should at once take proper steps to announced:—l’atsy's Potlach (a story of scene of unsurpassed and luxuriant and logs will be floated down its course passing along the street minding his 1 the Stallion Plato trotting :8 miles within an Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, April own business is likely to bo called in hour, carrying the enormous weight of 2j0 lbs., 9, I892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow have certificates of nomination filed with an Indian feast), by F. I. Vassault;*How splendor. named settler has tile<i notice of his inten The valley ia not very wide, just for more than one hundred miles in time any time There are fellows who pass and this marvellous feat lias been often sur ing tion to make final proof in Kiipport of hl<« claim, the County Clerk, as well as their accept I found Maria (a story of the possibilities passed. to come, and when the harbor improve and that said proof will be made before thu enough usually for a tier of ranches on arround and keep giving yon small hand of hypnotism); Hard Times in the Colo County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla ances. Thera is considerable red tape either side, but are <4 unusual product ments are made, will be sawed into j bills and circulars, and if a mail should mook, Oregon, on May jl, H q J, vis; Terms, S15 to insure. about the matter, but a man who is too nics (anecdotes of Australian life). hmilier and go out in big sld]s to all Charles H. Wells, iveness, and on the foothills back ia go to nil the places udvciti-ed this way Hd. Entry No. 696!,for of swW sec. is. tp as. negligent or ¡incompetent to do it, is not Notice. 1 9 w, seg of sc % of sec 13, ami nc'4 of neg of C T. HILLS. much coinparitively level land, which parts of the world. People who live he would be sure to lai robbed. A man see 24, tp. 1 R,r 10 w. fit for a public official. He names the following witnesses to prove his will make good lai tils when the timber is in the Nehalem region can form no ad will have liis pockets full of these bills I’ontiiinoiiH residi iK •• upon and cultivation of The following City Warrants are now cleared away. equate conception of the magnificent The H eadlight was issued before the ÍÍ after passing up the main main street. said land, vis Democratic Convention adjourned last due and payable at the offee of the City Truman Harris Curtis Johnson. W.G. John soft The timber is the largest source of possibilities of the future of their fa There is great danger of getting buncoed, and I heodore Kingsley, all of Tillamook, Tilla Thursday, but an extra, giving the names Treasurer, Tillamook City, Ore; no inter wealth For over Ivo miles into the in vored land. It will lie a rich county and it isn’t safe to talk with stiangers. ‘ mook Co. Oregon. of itself, and will have a city of im- of the delegates and candidates nomi 47-5'2 J. T. Apperson, Register. terior, the bills and mountains are cov A man wanted Dan to go with him est after date of this notice: nated, was issued a few minutes after nly horoughbred ered w itli a dense forest of fir, spruce and pqftance second to few in the State. down to the docks and nee a new boat N03. 35 and 40 New industries and businesses are the couventian was over, and in time to NOTK'K r<>K Prni.ICATION. cedar. There is enough ot the very best launched, lint Dan was to adroit for him, F rench P ercheron S tallion in ! Land Oflk'-al Oregon 1 Uy, Oregon. March .SI, Dated March 24, 18J2. G eo . C ohn , put a copy of the supplement in every tin her here to supply the whole lumber being started all the time. Settlers are and wouldn’t go ami take the chances th-r? Xottre I- herebyriien Unit the follow- coming in rapidly, and the era ot im T illamook , C ounty . City Treasurer. Ing named Mettler Ims nt« <1 notice of lifs inten paper before being mailed. trade of the Pacific coast for years to of being "shanghled. ” Tliero are fel-i tion to make final proof in support of hi« claim, Hurt that said proof will be made before the come. The trees are of immense size, provement aud development is at hand lows w ho meet you and speak as if they County Clerk of i'illamook County, at Tilla« W ill M ake the S eason of 1892 unequaleil by any other locality in the mook,Oregon,on May i9. iNgJ, via: had always been acquainted with you. lr IIEHK AND THEKE, A t J ohn D ay ’ s B arn in John If. J nek Roil, North »Vest, and stand so thick that is safest to let them alone. Some of Pre rmption I). S. No. 7665 for the lot« 1.2, and T illamook , O re . I they are very even in size, and free from Subscriptions for any paper published the |>eople are very high-toned They t <d M < jn. Ip 2 s. r 11 w Hr names the following witnesses to prove his limbs for 1(X) to 150 feet from the ground, taken at Lamb’s t-f. have big brass dogs, and stone lions in continuoiiM residence upon and cultivation of PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION ’ many of them being from six to twelve Maid land, ' Is I’lense call and inspect our large line the net of springing to frighten tlie ('. B Wiley Monroe Morgan, M Auet 11 and feet in diameter There is no belt of of new goods nt “Frisco Store. 45 40. THE OLD RELIADLE burglars away. There are wooden Imported by Theo. Skillman, Petaluma, Cat, Homer Fulmer, all of Netarts, Tillamook Co., Nov. I5, |889. For beauty, style and action, this Oregon. timlwr in Oregon or Washington that J. T. A p person, Register W.iNTKi»:—Fir wool, four feet in angels on the top of some of the houses, young stallion hn« do superior. He has a clean 45 50 will compare with this in extent, magni and in the park there are marble angels, cut head, erect upon a slender, well arched neck length, at this office, on subscription. tude aud quality. There are billions of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. all of which are reaching out one hand that is set upon his shoulders Jtisl as it should A fine line and new styles of dress Laud Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, March feet of it- just such timber as is of most for money. Dan played a great joke on l>e. lie hits a large, full, bright eye, and in tO, i H qs .—Notice is hereby given that the use in the market, and millions of dol goods just receeived at "Frisco Store. 5-6 one by putting a chew of tobacco in her color is a handsome dark dapple grey. He has following-named settler ha- filed mitico of good shoulders, broad chest ami is very high on hh intention to make linai proof in support of A large assortment of fine groceries hand. Some of the marble angel» weie 1 the lars will soon be expended in sawing withers, short in the back and strongly his claim, mid that said proof w ill be made I m - for« the ('ounty Clerk of Tillamook county, at and placing it in the great centers of and all kinds of dried fruits just received almost indecently exposed, rather deco- - coupled, with an extra loin and hip. ID* han Tillamook, Oregon, on May is, 189a, vis; at the "Frisco Store.” 45-46. ; good bone and the best of feet. Has plenty of go use. John Allen, le/le and wbile active as a cat, is as docile ns a lamb. Pre emption I). S. No. 694«, for the sc1* of sec. i4‘ Home < f the buildings are very high, Atout four miles above the cannery is Portland Telegram, last nights’ news Sire Romeo 107, dam Bichette Is registered In , tp 2, s, r !» w. Tohl's landing. Two years ago it bad to day, 25<"l k per week, delivered. Leave and there is a good deal of marble and Stud Book of France. Certificate furnished. lie names the following wltnesM-« to prove his continuous residence U|>oii ami cultivation of Fifty YHara Experience in the Drug Business fancy work in some of them, like the the appearance of a primitive wilderness. orders at Lamb’s bejok store. t-f. said land, via: 1'redrrlck E. Page. Lewis Nelson, Kasper Now, everything ia bustle and activity. Sample copie* of the San Francisco Palace Hotel, where the dudes hangout. and .fa< k Hull, nil of Nestocton, Tilla erms to nsure Schlappl San Francisc j is a big town ami there A COMPLETE STOCK OF At this place Mr. Henry Tohl has a store Call, daily and weekly, to give away at mook Co , Oregon <5 50 J. T Apper.son, Register. Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Notions Etc, and a saloon, and the Nehalem Mill Co this office. Also, copies of other psper*. are all kinds of people nndChinese there, P ayable W hen the M are H as a but it isn’t as gw«! a place to live as has erected and is operating a mill that always on hand. A fine twenty five acre farm for sale, C olt , C hanges H andsor has a cutting capacity of 40,WK» feet of for cash or on long time ; the liest little Tillamook. is T aken F rom the Dan went to thcmotlntainsand learned lumber per day. The box factory, in tract in Oregon. Enquire H. W. Las- C ounty . n few tricka alsrut logging in California, connection, Is a very extensive and com selle. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED t-f. and was perfectly al home there. Then CARE WILL BE TAKEN BUT WII.L’XoT HE plete plant, and is turning out boxes at RESPONSIBLE F<»R Ai’ClDF.Nte Go to Colin's cerner and turn to the came tlie dreadful sen-voyage home, lie a rapid rate. Tlie mill is constrnctcd left Then follow the crowd toC. E J ames S ykes , O wner was quite sick ow ing to witnething he hail and fitted out in the moat substantial manner; has dry houses, wharves, and Nelson’s place. There yon will find the eaten wliicli would not stay down, all the plenty of room for liooming logs. The best liquid refreshments and fine brands way home. He suffered from »pastnod- 44-tf i« al convolutions of the stomach, and the mill »lands on an island, and fresh water of cigars F ob S alk ;—Forty acres of hi nd on worst of it was, he couldn’t get anything is piped from the main-land. At the The ancceaa of thia Great Couth Cura fa without a parallel in the history of medicine. present, tlie mill is engaged in filling Kih'hia river, Sec. 6, 1 south, 9 went, into his stomni h toconvolute. On enter A'ldruggi-U are authorised to sell iton a pos Good ing Tilla moook li»y, lie regained his equi contracts for large quantities of boxes for about ;/J *<res river bottom itive guarantee, a teat that no other cure can ancceaahilly ntand. That it may become the Astoria and Vlaeka cannerie». Ail building site on wagon road; price |25 librium, and now s.iys he'd rather lie a known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ei- kinds of finishing lumber, mouldings, [■er acre. Apply to J. W. Jennings, knot on a log here than a millionaire in pense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into 4$-H •4 KOR SALE every home in the United htatea and Canada. San Francisco. All that marred ect., are turned out. The Company has Kilchis river If you have a Cough, More Throat, or Bron- Having Imoght the bankrupt stock of hi* pleasure was the electric lights which a large store, conducted by H. E. Nel rhftls, use it. for it will cure you. If yonr child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, nee son, the Nihalem Mill Co’s manager, watches atd jewelry from S. E. Do. ahue, Tillamook hi» atarted since he was away, it promptly, and relief is Bure. If you dread and a large and complete stock of general I will sell the the watne, for the next and ho still keeps his hands on liis pocket that insidious disease Consumption, usa It. MADE BY Ask your Druggist for BRIlXlH’E CURE. book «hile on the street* here. He will mercl.amlise is t> be found in it, in fact, thirty ('Mi days, for less than wholesale I InS l’I WaYW’V’ 'HÎW1 fW Oft __________ everything in the way of provisions and prices. Call ami buy early. F.lled go a» far a* po»»ible up into tljf lfred - 1 J supplies that a NeLahjmb' r- uLi ■• ■■.:«. willimil Hie “Ä-TANU OF 'PROMISE,"^ÏCH V arious R esources . Catch your eye? Read on! li£NTERp^E, W. C. King, Ora. LAMI” 712- ! O ! T DRUG STORE Di'. [I. V. JOHN^OjI, proprietor. T NEW DRUG STORE! Everybody invited to call. A W illiams , $15 I MARLIN^ ’Stf'RIFLES EVERYWHERE / SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE.
