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Huno* AMO ntorMlATOB
rates of ȟBwairrion.
(MBK-Tiy r> ADVANCE.)
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Three month*
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to.
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 Inrtt. pet month
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Loral uoCicrw, torts, per line; and sets, after
the first insert io 11 Duly sets per line for first
insertion for regular advertisers
Loot, Found, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and
Special notice«, in classified “ad" columns, at
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
and hall rates thereafter.
Lent not lew, Nonpareil. ioc««. per line lor
first insrrtum utul r<ts per Line for each siebse
fiuent insertion.
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All local notices will be “starred" or otherwise
designated as advertisements.
v
No special position will I m - agreed upon for
any advertisement, though we take esj^rial
pains to display advertising matter effectively
and give a* favorable position as possible, ire
queotly changing the ‘make up” of the paper
We make a special effort to change or re-build
advertisements as often as our natrons desire,
bat make no contract to that effect.
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Norats will be used, Vacepl out line cut* on
metal buses
%•
We reserve the right to refect any advertise
ment that we deem objectionable.
eounty expects to accomplish any tin* iiitcrextM of Tillamook.
Lots 50x150 ft, also acre property in the three
thing for the country it must stand
DEM OCRA TIC STA TE CONVENTION.
additions to Bay City,
together. We say further, that
Republicans and Democrats should
The Democratic State Conven ZF’TT’X-r-ZEie’S
stand together as much as possible. i tion held at Portland laat week
CO1TE eSC a^CcCO"5T’S
It will take the combined strength nominated the following ticket:
of all of us to secure what we need,
Supreme Judge, A. S. Bennett,
and. BAR
,
anti party differences should not of The Dalle*.
being
the
only
desirable
additions
to
the
town-
,
draw us into disgraceful fights.
Attorney General, George E.
For this reason we «leprecate any Chamberlain, of Albany.
personal fighfs in the coming
Judge, Third Judicial District,
county election. It means money J. J. Shaw; Attorney, W. K. Bilyeu.
in our pockets and general pros
Joint Senator, Tillamook, Co
perity for us to go through this lumbia anil Washington Countie»,
campaign peacefully. We ear Geo. W. Fearnhi«le, of Tillamook
nestly appeal to every right-think City.
ing man to seriously consider this
Joint Bepresentative of Yamhil
policy. The advantages of it that and Tillamook Counties, G.o. F.
we enumerate are only a few of William*, of Tillamook county.
them. It will strengthen the Re-1 The convention endorsed Cleve
publican party in th«* county, and land for President, and ahto
rj~lRASK
aid our interests mutually.
complimented Governor Pennoyer.
For Sheriff,
J. R. H a Ra ih , of Fairview (Wilson R.)
OUR JOINT REPRESENTA T/VE.
I
B y J- A- RICHARDSON.
The best beach resort in the county. The table Is supplied with the best the market «Arik
Just the place to spend u few weeks during the summer.
I run my sail boat from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, stopping at Bay City and HobaoaviJI«,
carry freight and passengers.
GARIBALDI, OREGON.
QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
COHN & CO
G eo . SQUIRES; P roprietors
THE LE^DI^ K|EI(C[lMTg 1
We have again taken charge of the Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurnished it In
excellent shape, just as good as new. We shall be pleased to have all our old patrons U(|
friends to make us a call. Every effort will be made to make the surrounding* pleaaait
and comfortable for guests.
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
ARSEN HOUSE,
OF TILLAMOOK
"Will receive per Str.
Truckee the largest
Stock of Clothing and
Hats, --Latest Styles,—
ever brought to this
City
M. H. LARSEN,
PROPRIETOR.
New house, new furniture; fiist class in every respect. Best accommodation* in the city. Head
quarters for the traveling public.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
INFIELD HOUSE,
W. S. CONE, P roprietor ,
D E- GOODSPEED, MANAGER-
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
BAY CITY, OREGON.
CCIDENTAL HOTEL,
.* * ■
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .-
The hotel la now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort poaalkla 1«
made to make gue.U comfortable. The patronage of the public i> rsapectfullr.aotkiud.
Tillamook & North Yamliill stago ticket office la here.
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TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
<THE?BUREAUOLOON>
C. H. SMITH, P roprietor .
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
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First St.j Epp, üccitlental,
Tillamook, DrB.
Qrand Central Milliard eHalL
\ yj )•
C- B- HADLEY, Proprietor.
ma, Xicjitoti and Qicfais.
Ulto,
Pina Billiard and Pool Tabl**.
TILLHMDDK,______.
.
.
QREQDN.
.
----- dealer in ___
DRUG STORE
ill kinds of fir*ii{, |«ctjn{> mining and mechanics’ tippliu.
Lot^ for galejn Original ToWnjsite of JlegDlEin.
Dr. [I. V. JOHNjSOfl, proprietM.
George Colin,
SHILOHS
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
DRUG STORE!
Everybody invited to call.
A
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/
Coed aceotnmod.iiea, tor
AY VIEW HOUSE,
T
$15
RIVER RESORT,
TRASK, OREGON.
"LAME 712-
T
HOTELS
BY E- M- KEYS*
and when crossed with trotting and running
bred mares, produce* fine carriage and coach
horses. He has received several premiums
and among them arc: First premiums at Oak-
and and San Jose and second at Livermore, (’al.
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He was sired by the Norman horse, “Enter
prise, "(imported by Theo. Skillman, of Peta
luma, Cal.,) he by the celebrated Norman horse
"St. Lawrance.’’ His dam was a full blooded
Cleveland Bay.
O
TILL^OOlÇ, O^OJ,
Pleaaant mountain lewrt. Good fishing and hunURif. Daily Stage.
man and beast.
The Yamhill Reporter has the
following to say regarding a mild
remonstrance which appeared in
For Short Term Commissioner,
the H eadlight recently:
W. II. H.C arv , of Dolph.
“Mr. Lamson will labor as
For Treasurer,
zealously
for the interests of one
The Cleveland Bays are a typical car
II. M c D rhnott , of Hoqnarton (City.)
(tart of his district as another, and riage and general purpose horse. They trans
For AsHcaaor.
tiie interests of Tillamook will not mit color and general characteristics to their
C hari . eh P ye , of Nehalem.
suffer in his hands. It will be well progeny in a marked degree; are sure to become
popular among the horseman of this country
For hnrveyor.
enough for our republican friends They
A large assortment of General
possess wonderful powers of endurance—
pRKaro» 8. B rown , of Sand fatko.
on that side to understand some the Stallion Plato trotting 18 miles within an
thing of the/eeling over this way, hour, carrying the enormous weight of 2,s0 lbs.,
For 8ch<a>l Superintendent,
Merchandise was received on the
and they will know why they art* and this marvellous feat has been often sur
E. K. B arnard , of Bay, (Buy City.)
disappointed. Yamhill county is passed.
Augusta.
For Coroner,
Dr. H. P btbr , of Hoipiarton (City.) entitled to the joint representative
Terms, SIS to insure.
(>art of the time, but has been
For J iistice of the Pence.
kindly dispo»e«l toward the sister
0. T. HILLS.
J.O. M ason , of Hiapiarton, (City)
county and for the lawt two y«*ars
haa conceded tlie representative.
The »ucivm of the Republican Lately, however, it seems Tilla
mook republicans have got to
party in thia county means a great
wrangling among themselves, and
help in carrying the state election if a candidate is taken from one of
nly
horoughbred
in June, and a Republican victory the rival factious the other is liable
F rench P ercheron S tallion in
in Oregon then will aotind the key to slaughter him at the polls. Our
T illamook , C ounty .
delegation
merely
acted
in
tin*
note for sn«*«*ess in the national
capacity of an arbitrator, by giving
etection iu November.
them a candidate who would be W ill M ake the S eason of 1892
A t J ohn D ay ’ s 'B arn in
fret* from factional prejudice.”
We are authorized to publish the
T illamook , O re .
There ar«* several points in the
Democratic ticket in our advertis above worthy of attention:
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
ing columna this week, and do ho .
First, we should like to know
We are somewhat reluctant to take what is the “feeling,'’ to whieh an Imported by Theo. Skillman, Petaluma. Cal..
Nov. I5, 1889. For beauty, style aiu! action, this
pay ft>r the advertiaeinent from tin* allusion is made.
young stallion has do superior He has n clean
cut
head, erect upon a slender, well arched neck
unfortunate Democratic candi
Wo are willing that Yamhill that is set upon his shoulders jusl ns it should
dat«, as we think it is money should have three representatives, be. He has a large, full, bright eye. and in
color is a handsome dark dapple grey. He has
wasted by them, but business is
but we want one in Tillamook all gotxl shoulders, bn»ad chest ami is very high on
businem. Of «XMiiwe they stand no the t'.me and think we are entitled the withers, shott in the back and strongly
coupled, with an extra loin and hip. lie has
ahow of election, but they like to
to that one. The population of good hone and the best of feet, lias plenty of go
be in the style.
Tillamook is fully one-third as and w Idle active as a cat, is as docile as a lamb
Sire Romeo 107, dam Bichette Is registered in
much as tliat of Yamhill, and it is Stud Book of France. Certificate furnished.
The Yamhill Reporter thinks
not so much a ipiestion of popula
that Geo. II. Burnett, for Circuit
tion as it is of hwation. A repre-
erms
to nsure
Judge; an«l James McCain, for Dis
; sen tat i ve from this county could
trict Attorney, have an easy
P ayable W hen the M are H as a
shake hands across th«* dividing
walk-over against Shaw and Bil
C olt , C hanges H andsor
THE OLD RELIABLE
line on the summit of the Coast
yeu. The Salem Statesman says
is T aken F rom the
Range with the Yamhill represent
that Jndg«> Boia«' and his friends
C ounty .
atives and join in efforts that CARK WILL RK TAKKN. BIT WILL "NOT BK
are earnestly sti]»|M»rting Burn tt.
RKSI*UN»IIII.K KOK ACCIDENTS.
would be of great mutual Itenetit to
insUtul of fighting him, as was
th«« two counties, locate«! so pe
J ames S ykes . O wner .
reported. It is believ«*d that Bur
culiarly and dependent on each
nett and McCain will receive big
For Treasurer,
other in many particulars. Yam
majorities in this county.
hill has many things that w«.« want,
We are in receipt of several anti Tillamook couuty has many
Fifty Yearn ExpariBnca iq »ha Drug Business.
le Uer» from our friend*, and other», things test Yamhill county wants. The Regular Democratic
As to the («olitical wrangle here,
who write articles for publication
A COMPLETE S^OCK OF
Nominee.
which we think will engender Mr. T. B. Handley, who was r«*e-
Drugs. Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles, Notions Etc
strife in th«* coming election, if ommended by us, was th«« ehoitv
always on hand.
published. We believe in the free
or factions, regard-
aud untraaimcl«*«! expr.nsion of less of wrangles, and would have
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
oplniou through the press, but at (tolled um large a vote here uh Mr.
this time we ask our friend* to I aim son. in fact, more than the full
withold everything of a nature to strength of his party. Our dele
1THW
facile * controversy. Theezigen- gate* were unaniinously for him
atceof the present time demand and needed no arbitrator».
Blit, aside from all thia, we
that great care should lie taken
believe the Republicans of this
about this matter.
county will cheerfully support Mr.
Tillamook county in iM>late«l at Ijuuson, and give him a rousing
pnwent front the re»t of the world, majority at the (toll» in June, as
and we need a better state of we have every rciiaon to believe
affaire, and better recognition from Mr. launson is an honorable and
the etale and national autliorilica. capable man. and that he «lid not
lfred
illiams
We can get thia only by concerted neck the nomination. The feeling
For Long Tenn Commissioner,
P. I). N ewell , of Nehalem.
in -------
hardware, ^tove^ and Tiqware.
lion. I*'. A. Moore, of Columbia
Netlce of Hale.
county, the Republican candidate ,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a war-
rant
issued
by
the
Recorder of Tillamook City
for Supreme J udge, is very pop
in Tillamook Couuty uud state oi Oregon on the
13th
day
of
of
April
1892 und duly signed by
ular
throughout
the
state.
He
is
T rrms : Ca*h in advance for small advertise
L. Crenshaw Recorder of mid city and to me di
mentx, and payment is required monthly or an able lawyer,
rected
commanding
me
to sell the following des
an
honorable
quarterly on large contracts.
cribed real property to wit:
and upright man, clean and pare Lots No, 1.2, 3 and 1 of Blk. No. 3, of Stillwell's
Adthtion to Tillamook, owned by George Black-
Correspondence ou topic* of general Interest, in his retwrd morally, ami has well, amount due $68.7.5 and costs.
invited.
Lot 1. >n Blk. 22 of Thayer’s Adftition to Tilla
tilled every office to which he lias mook, owned by C. Jones, amount due $22.35 a nd
Address all eommnnicntlOB* to
cost.
T hk IÍE4M.WHT,
be«*n elected in such a manner that Public notice therefore is hereby given ths ton
T illamook , O r .
Saturday the 2ftth dav of May, iHqa at the hour
he has never been in the role of a of one oclock P. m . of said day in front of the
Council Chamber door in obedience to said <ff*der
candidate. The honors have been I will sell the aliove inscribed real property or
T illamook , O ke ., A prii . 28, 1892.
so much thereof a* shall be necessary to satisfy
thrust upon him, without his ask the amounts assessed to each described tract to-
ftether with all cost ect. to the highest and best
ing, and without effort on the purt udder for gold coin of the United States.
Dated Tillamook City, Oregon, April 18, »892.
«MITMLICAN TICKCT.
D. H. S extox ,
of his friends. Senator Moore ie a
City Marshal.
self-made man, toiling lumbly and
For Pre»i«lenlia> Electors,
J. F. C a F iacb , ol Portland
applying himself industriously and
H. B M iller , of Grant’s Pass.
i(£NTERprçi£E, ß. M ”
persistently to whatever work he
J. M . D unne , ol Portland.
had before him, until success has
Guo. M. I rwin , of Union.
crowned
his efforts, and the future
For Supreme Jmlge,
has much yet in store for him. If
F. A. M oore , of St. Helena.
lie is elected, whieh certainly will The looted j\lonmaq gt&IIion,
For Attorney General,
be
the case, he will wear his honors
L iobbl II. W bbitkh , of Jacksonville.
Will Maks the Season of 1892.
becomingly. Senator Moore is not
For CotigresH,
B in «> eb H ermann , of Kosebnrg.
a flattering demagogical politician, At John Day’s Barn in Tillamook City.
For Joint Senator,
yet he is easily approached by the
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E nterprise , J r . is a rich Mahogany bay with
J. W. M axwell , of Tillamook.
humblest personage, and ¡ h cour- black
pcints, white star.in forehead, large, full,
For Joint Representative,
teous, gentlemanly, and kind to bright eye, fine flowing mane and tail, has a
H. W. L amhok , of Willamina.
clean cut, well-shaped head, held erect on a
everyone alike. Justice will be well arched neck, good shoulders, is broad in
For Dirtrict Jndge,
meted out by him to rich or poor, the chest and is very high on the withers, with
Gao. 11. Bt'BNKTr. of Selent.
legs and leet. He is spirited, showy and
great or small just the same. The good
handsome, has good carriage and tine action,
For District Attorney,
Republicans should be proud of stands 17 hands high and weighs 1750 pounds.
J ames M c C aim , of Imiiiyrtte.
He is u horse that is much needed on this coast,
their selection.
For Clerk,
11. F. G oomc B k », of Hotpnirton (City.)
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Nehalem, Ore.
A. LETCHER
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TILLAMOOK, ORECO!«.
NEHALEM CITY.
'ofabyHeuryToehUnd Ue0N"|,OiW"0n Ii*h*’e"1 ,IM l*en »“biHvitied into city
•niAll'tigure ih»t will i
'
Mill Co., »n<| lot, mav now be bad for a
faK .
bi! i ? T’IUa,b'e '*'”re * »•«. The ¿omp-ny i. now er«»-
vicinity and there is an nJ?
J** wharves- Other mills are being Started in tbt
Nehalem I
""'K * m,n,r ,nore ¡ndngtrim and buainesaes. (
of the beat on th" "' mm ' ' V? ’,n'000 «Ponded on it at once and it already >» on*
'“"R.n.vigableae«^Lti
*'7 River ig *'""^¡6^1
over 100 «•*'«
finest bo.lvof timber and tli"/ " « ” the **8t loWnK »freatn on the ONBt-
TJ*
«n be found; there JX
*n<1
‘^farie.
The farming land, ar« ** M
ere
."
g,JOd
P
*
Morf
«d
the
fishing
¡merest, are
are very
verv <"•*■
E^-
B ut n„. .1.1 .
”—-, »nd the fishing intennto
—Ll ' ’ '11111
*’or fall particular* call on or ad<lre»»-