Tillamook headlight., May 12, 1892, Image 3

j
»ICWVI3 irpun. oi mo*, iteinun roan 1,<M” »«y ,,r"' l”1' oaiumn i npc cinnanar
The highest price paid for wool, at egrapli line to Nelmlem.
accepted and road declared a public mines, aud, of course, paid them a brief
Cohn & Co’s.
]w-
School books cheai>er than the ' highway.
visit, and, though no practli-iil miner,
Subscriptions for any paper published
Three steamers were at the wharves cheapest, at Cohn & Co’».
Iw.
myself, yet from what 1 have lieen able
taken at Lamb’s
t-f.
Application
of
G.
H.
Fags
for
road
one day this week.
Everything from a tintype to a large view, grunted and Fred. IScliarzingcr, D. to read up aud otherwise otherwise ob
Five gallon kegs of choice pickles only |
D. A. Findley is building an extensive size portrait at Heins’ at Eastern prices
fl. at “Frisco Store.’’
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J. Dunn, aud I. K. Craven appointed tain information in the matter, I believe
, creamery at Woods.
somebody lias struck it rich in Tillamook
Every
body
is
making
improvements
viewers undj. D. Edwards, surveyor.
We are paying 20cts per dozen for fresh
county, and right on the rocky outposts
Quite a number of prominent politi- on their buildings in tho way of painting
eggs at “Frisco Store’’
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M.
D.
Reading
allowed
to
purchase,
1 cians were in the city Saturday.
of Salmon Cape.
etc.
at
county
expense,
6:140
feet
lumber
and
A Suit of men's clothes worth looking
But before enteriug further into its
Williams, the druggist, has a full line
The Augusta came in Friday with sev­ keg spikes for R. D. 10.
'^'^7’1' » EÄK.VOT LOOKI2TG FOB
at, for $9, at “Frisco Store.”
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merits, let us briefly consider the geolog­
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eral passengers and a large cargo of
Boundary
of
Fairview
voting
precinct
W anted :—Fir wood, four feet in
ical
formation
of
our
Coast
Range,
and
Straw hats in endless variety, latest freight.
ordered changed, as follows:
length, at this office, ou subscription.
reason upon its elligibility to contain the
the lieurty fudiMseineiit
Word has been received that the tele­
styles aud shades, at Cohn & Co’s. lw.
Beginning at n poiut where Trask river preeious minerals.
We will pay the highest market price
J
graph
line
will
be
extended
to
Nehalem
intersects
the
e
line
of
see
6,
2
s
9
w
—
up
A $600 addition will tie built to Ho-
The foundation, as is well known, is
for county orders, at''Frisco Store ” 9-2
of our aims and larthods iu m«T-
said river to sw corner of sec 35 Is 9 w— 1 basaltic, which is believed to bo the last
quartun school house aud two teachers at once.
Coho A Co. keep Dr. Price's baking employed.
Mouldings just received nt Heins' e 1 mile—s 1 mile—e 1 mile—n 1 mile— | formed of the true roeka of our globe,
powder. It is the best brand iu the
cha*dÌMii# which the Tillamook
The May Day Fair, at Hadley’s hall, photo gallery, and all kinds of frames e 3 miles—s 6 miles,—e to e line of | aud being composed of matter that con­
market.
county—along e boundary line of county tained but little of the more valuable
Iriday night, was a happy success, both furnished to suit.
Eleven good duiry cows and three two- socially and financially.
public ha« showered upon us
Owing to the short nctice of the arrival to ne corner of tp 2 n 5 w— w 18 miles— ; minerals, although rent into crevices and
s 3 miles—w 2 miles— s 2 miles—w 4 I fissures by volcanic action, as were tlie
year-old heifers for sale by J. Svenson,
of
the
Augusta,
only
a
few
dairymen
got
The dance at Olsen’s hall, in honor of
near city.
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mi.es—s to se corner sec 12, 1 s9 w—w . I older formations, yet tlie deposits which
this fall mid wiater.
J. L. Lauibirth, Saturday night, was a their butter here in time for shipment <o .
the “Home” this trip. As it was, 1350 to nw corner sec 17, 1 s 9 w—s to beg iu-1 filled them through watery solution, is
If yon waut to make four or five dol- very
,
pleasant affair
iug.
pounds were shipped out.
lais go to the “Frisco Store” and buy a
generally found to lie barren of the rich
Cohn & Co. have the finest dried fruits,
They oeent to realize that we
Boundary of South Prairie voting ingredients which are so often found in
suit of clothes.
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Au effo. t is being made to arrange
of all varieties, ever brought to this city,
the veins of granite and other older rock.
with Elmore & Co. for Tillamook fisher precinct changed as follows:
Portland Telegram, last nights' news His prices are tlie lowest.
ordi™ m V’ Pf-
deliVered-
1 11 i" ««ilioriti^iy "rYporled that‘three men to do the fishing on the bay this i Begiuing nt nw corner of sec 2, 2 s 10 In other words, basalt is a desert in val­
are sincere in our public utter-
Leave I
order, st Lamb’s book s-ore.
or four niarri,,ges wi|1 ,ake |)Iucc vefy season, and some suitable terms should i j w—e to poiut where said line intersects uable mineralogy, and the true prospec­
t-f.
anci«, and when we said we had
I be agreed upon. Outsiders fishing here, | Trask river to ne corner of sec 3, z s 9 w tor and miner, when he encounters it,
The Weekly San Francisco Call aud soon in this neighborhood.
| —e I mile—s 1 mile—e 1 mile—11 1 mile sheers off from its territory. Basalt is
are of no benefit to the county.
H radlioht for one year for $2.00, is j
J. S. Dellinger and family, with a part
LOOKOUT
a very attractive stock, they
Our friends will confer a favor by 1 —e 3 miles to ne corner sec 4, 2 s 118 w, found in localities in Southern Oregon,
cheap enough. See Call “Ad.” on last
of the Bay City Tribune plant, departed
thence 3 miles to se corner of sec 16, 2 s lying in thin lieds amoug tlie mines of
roportiug
the
result
of
the
election
in
■
FOR
THIS
SPACE
for Astoria on the Augusta.
8 w—w 9 miles to nw corner sec 19, 2 s that region, to their detriment, for tlie
came to look over it. When we
The building next door to A William’s j Nels Thomson lias bought the Mc­ each precinct as soon as the count is 9 w—s 3 miles to so corner sec 36, 2 s miner studiously avoids those barren
NEXT WEEK.
made.
Take
one
of
the
colored
ballots
drug store is being remodeled, and fitted ' Vicker building and will fix it up aud
and mark number of the votes for each 10 w—w 2 miles—n 6 miles to beginning. beds.
told them that it was good value
for a barber shop and bath house, *or use tlie front part for a cabinet shop.
RESERVED FOR
In the matter of Viewers' n>i>ort of the ! In correspondence, some yenrs ago.
candidate
after his name, ami send it
Fred Martin.
M. H. Larsen and Pat Doughney are j in as qnickly as pos-ible. If we can I. R Holmes road, ordered that road be | witl> one of tlle l,e8t mining ex|iert of the
LASSELLE & SON’S
Air their money, they Ixmght
Co to Cohn’s ccrner and turn to the making arrangements to put on a daily !
receive the reports in time, an extra will opened, surveyed and platted and that ! Coast, the late Professor J. E, Clayton,
left
Then follow the crowd to C E stage between here and North Yamhill.
FEED
STORE.
certain
parallel
portions
of
the
old
road
:
'
le
w
*io
first
passed
upon
the
Butte
be published on the Tuesday evening
Nelson's place. There yon will find the
freely, Imi we are glad h> say
Mountain mines and the Coeur de Alenes,
A quantity of material for the Nehalem following, giving the result of the be vacated.
best liquid refreshments aud fine brands
and predicted their future greatness, and
Viewers
’
report
of
C.
Christensen
’
s
I
election.
At
any
rate,
use
all
expedition
extension of the Tillamook & Bay City
«f cigars
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informed me that I need expect nothing
that our stock is not nearly ex-
telegraph line was received at Garibaldi, l>ossible in sendiug in reports as soon as roiul ordered laid over to July term, and
It will pay j-ou to examine our stock per last trip of Str. Augusta.
H. Booth, II II. Miller and E. Osborn in the basaltic formation of the Coast
the result is known.
ol dry-goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
haunted by tho heavy drains
appointed appraisers to assess damages. range, unless I encountered localities
D. Fitzpatrik, of this place, has been to
I’KltSONAL.
where there were erosions or breaks in
hats and caps, groceries, provisions,
In
matter
of
report
of
Viewers
’
of
E.
A.
Canada, and is daily expected to return
the top rocks, exposing the slate or
crockery, glassware,flour feed, etc., etc.,
mude upon it by tho purchasing
G. O. Nolan is in Portland on business. Chamberlain road, ordered that said road /runite underneath, in which event veins
with his mother and eight friends and
•nd get prices, from ’‘Frisco Store” 9-2
be
declared
a
public
highway.
relatives who expect to settle here.
Frank Hutchins is home from school.
i might be found as prolific of gold and
F ob S ale :—Forty acres of land on
public.
Ordered that John Hodgdon road be silver as those of Idaho or Colorado
II. W. Lassello & Son will open a
Jacob Schappart is in G. W. Fearn-
Kilchis river, Sec. 6, 1 south, 9 west,
declared
a
public
highway.
feed store two doors south of the H ead ­ side’s store during his absence
Now, Salmon Cape seems to show an
about 30 acres river bottom
Good
\V. W. Conder, County Clerk, ordered erosion of this kind, for its formation is
light office, u hen the Augusta arrives.
W. S. Runyon lias returned and says
building site on wagon road; price $25
We have the best of eon noe*
They will keep all kinds of feed for work will begin as soon as the weather to bring up records in present owner different altogether from that met else­
per acre. Apply to J. W. Jennings,
book
to
date
and
to
keep
same
up
during
which there is any demand
where in the comity. Three-fourths of
will permit ou the Wilson river road.
Kilchis river.
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tions with the great centers of
liis term of oflice.
the cape is mainly dark fine-grained
If a sufficient purse can be raised to
Geo.
Cobn
lias
gone
to
Astoria
and
to
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A full line ol school tiooks, slates, pay the expense of telegraphing, the
License to sell malt vinous and spirit- j .Inin
slate, (one zsf
of Al.zs
the primaries), whilst
ser­
supply, and standing as wo do,
pencils and tablets just received per Str returns from the state election will be Portland, where he will lay in a full and ous liquors, in Nehalem precinct, ! pentine, a greenish granite, is found also.
complete stock of goods for Colin 4 Co's
Truckee We buy for cash from tlie given to the public on tlie night of the
granted to Jas B. l’ape and Clarence I Tlie mineral exposure of the mines is
store in this city.
I on the bluff, fronting the ocean, along
with our tinger on tho pulse of
publishers, and can give you bargains in election as fast as can be heard from,
: Robbins fcr six months.
lion II. W. Lamson, Republican can­
the school book line. Call and get I
, r, . ■
,
1 whose precipitous sides, three hundred
License
to
sell
malt,
vinous
and
spir-
.
,
,
. ,
b 1 Chas. C batterton and Captain Dodge
pncea.t Dimb s. the only book store bro llt tlie str. Ilnpr()vclnent fromAs- didate for Joint Representative, is paying | ituous liquors, in 1 Nehaiem "preehKi, fcet '‘’K11’ 11,0 I*««“’“* Vermillion
trade, we can tell just what the
and news defrat tn the city.
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toila to this bny Thursday, making the this county u visit. He is making many j granted for one year to Sami. Lundborg. red of the oxides isexposed for a distance
friends, and will get a rousing majority
of over a mile, in general, north-west and
public wants
A new line of steamers han been put on trip in a little over six hours. The in this county.
^James Christensen, Supervisor, author­
I south-east course A rock of sonic area,
between San Francisco and Portland, the steamer will be run on the bay, carrying
ized to purchase plank for R. D. 11.
standing a hundred feet out in the ocean,
G. W. Fearnside, the Democratic nom­
Trnckee and Homer being engaged in passengers and freight
inee for Joint Senator, «ill attend the L County Clerk ordered to advertise for i shows up with tl:e same lieautiful color­
The public will see in the lo-
the service. These boats will stop at
Fred. Martin, the barber, will remove Centennial at Astoria, and will go from sealed bids for painting court house, ing, plainly indicating that the high
Tillamook Bay on their way, anil it is to his uew location, opposite the Larsen j
•oloring of the soil and rocks upon the
there to Portland where he will lay in a said bidB to be opened at July term.
thought that tlie steamer service for Til­ hotel, next week. His establishment
cal columns of this paper from
Assessor authorized to purchase secre­ bluffs is not caused by a mere gaudy
large stock of goods for his store.
I
I00k will be bettered by the new ar- will be furnished with two large bath
tary
for
cilice.
whim
of
nature,
blit
that
somewhere
Among those who went to tlie Cen-
zangetnent.
tubs witli abundance of hot and cold
time to time, the special bar*
Contract for bridge across Beaver creek, near by a huge live vein of cinnabar
tenuial at Astoria are: Capt. Snow and
The bakery opened by Messrs. Knoll water. Baths supplied at the reasonable , wife, Geo. Colin, A. P. Wilson, Geo W. near lionse of B. II liunn, awarded to I exists
nnd Sclileinitz is in working order ¡ price of 25cts.
gains we have to offer.
A few days prior to tny visit, Mr. An-
Fearnside, Wm. Olsen, Sam Downs and W. W. Grout and \V. 1) Wood for $1100.
April 3O, a total of $18,172.98 taxes had wife, 8. A Roberts and wife, David
j dersley, u mining expert from California,
They make bread, cakes, pies and other
In matter of Sheriff’s tax roll return,
delicacies, letter and clicnper than they lieen collected by Deputy Sheriff Stein- Hadley and Hon. Wm. D. Stillwell.
ordered that County Clerk make out de­ examined the mine in tlie interests of the
IIKMOC'IIATICTK'KBT.
Until farther notice wo will
enn be made by home cooking. They liilber, of which $823.17 was fioin the
linquent tax roll, with warrant attached, proprietors, aud expressed liiffself as!
M
E
Bain,
n
newspaper
man,
of
well pleased with the quality of the ore !
have a first-class restaurant in connection. Sheriff’s assessment, There remains
Democratic proclivities, formerly pnli- andjleliver same to Sheriff for collection
For Congressman,
It will pay you to see their place, as it is only $3670.83 delinquent nnd that is
and the general formation of the country
make you special prices on
lisher
of tl.e Central Point Enterprise, The Sheriff also returns delinxuent tax
R. 5’. V hatch , of Lane County
arranged neatly and attractively. A look coming in fast. Mr. Steihhilber will use
rock,
but
informed
the
owners
that
they
rolls for 1884 to 1896, inclusive.
was
in
Bay
City
recently
looking
over
For Supreme Judge,
through their establishment will give the every legal means necessary to collect all
J were not yet on the true ledge
With
quoensware and boots and shoes.
the prospects for starting a paper there.
Bonds for county printing filed by J. 8.
A. 8. B knnktt , of The Dalles
most delicate and fastidious person an the taxes, and as a tax rustler, be can’t
I the latter opinion it is easy to concur, as
It is thought that Mr Bain can secure Dellinger and W F. D. Junes, niiionut,
be beaten.
For Attorney General,
the mineral exposure is composed of al-1
«¡»petite.
We meun busineM. Come nnd
the necessary encouragement
$150, each.
ternate ledges and masses of cinnabar, I G ko . E. C iiamiikrlain , of Albany
15. H. Hathaway, formerly of this
Toll rates on Little Nestucca wagon slate and serpentine. This fact of tlie i
For Circuit Judge,
SC 3.
place, but now of Fowler, Fresno county road fixed as follows:
vein having evidently, by some tremend­
J. J. S haw , of Salem.
California, is here visiting and on bus­
4-horse wagon, per mile,
7 7*19 ctR. ous convulsion of nature, been hurled i
2 >■
>»
» »
For District Alt irney,
6 5-19 cUl.
iness regarding his lands. Mr. Hatha- , £ »»
»»
»» »»
W. R. B ii . vkc , of Albany.
3 15*19 ctt. ' from its natural bed and mixed with its i
way lias in California forty acres in raisin | 1 pack or saddle horse
10-19 ctRt torn and crumbled walls. Expensive 1
For Joint Senator,
i grapes, and is making money from flic
1 head loose stock,
10-19 et«. tunneling will, of course, be necessary in
G. W. F karnn I uk , of Tillamook.
industry. He has refused $12,000 for his
1 sheep or hog.
4-38 et». the search for the true ledge, as the rock
n
vineyard, and is much pleased with 11ÍH I
For Joint Representative,
1111.IR allowed :
is soft and shelly, rendering the placing
Tillamnnk, Ore.
new home.
G korg K F. W illiams , of Bay City.
\Vtn. Johnson rebate taxes
$« 30 of heavy lagging timbers necessary to
E. F. Lysler, board II. LTucker. 20
safely
hold
the
weight
above.
Teacher* Employed.
For Clerk,
no T ick for publication
•
H. G. Sprague, luuils-r R. D. I7, 61
.What the company will do, or when
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
April
II. Farmer, spikes for R. D. 17, I
W. W. C onder , of Hebo.
9, 1NV2 — Notice 1« hereby given that the fol*
5(i
they
will
commence
operations,
of
course
A.J. Hembree, lumber R. D. I7, 10
The following teachers have
lowing -named «cftler ha« tiled notice of hi« In­
For 8heriff,
tention to make final proof in support of hi«
E. Osborn, lumber R. D 17,
11 99 is not developed yet, but the people of
I, -„ECONOMY
employed for the city schools, to
15 THt ROAD TO
claim, and that «aid proof will be made liefore
C. E. Reynolds, coffin C. Fenton, 25
J ohn E iiwardh , of Trask.
that region are elated over the prospect
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Till«
nience May 16:
ColinACo.,clothing C. Fenton, 8
mook, Oregon, on Muy III, iMV2. via:
C. B. Davis, of Rockwook, principal, I Truckee LumberCo., lumberetc. 128 .a, ot a paying mine in their viciuity, and
For Ixiltg Term Commissioner,
Cllrti« Jolmaon,
ll<>ine«trad Entry No. 735O, for the «M of «w’4,
S. C. Beach, aaaesment blanks, 15 oO they may well lie, if the results equal the
|60 per month.
C. C B aiiii I imik , of Bay City.
nw’« of «w'4,
IN, tp. t «, r 9 w, and ne‘.4 of
Dr. 8. W. Weaver, service«,
10 00 prospect.
F. M. L amii .
m<V of «er. t.i, tp. » «. r 10 w
Miss Hattie D. Pierce, of La Grande,
For Short Term Commissioner,
lie name« the following witness»« (o prove hi«
J.S. Dellinger, comity printing, 25
Grammar Department, $50
coiitinuou« r«*«ldcnce Upon and cultivation of,
W.F.D. Jones, ”
”
25
J. K. C havkn , of Meda
Drug Store for Naie.
«aid land, via
Mrs. J. E. Hosmer, of this city, Inter­
R. Krebs, lumber, etc. R. D. 1,
17
Z. Wells, Henry Leach, Geo. Woodruff and
For
Treasurer,
lx*atcr Kingsley, all of Til la inook, Tillamook
F.
1
’
.
Hobson,
lumber
R.
D.
4,
12
mediate, $40
On ncconnt of ill lii-nlth I winli to «eli
Co. Oregon.
W.
Heitmiller,
crowbar
R.
D.I5,
6
Oxo
C
ohn
,
of
Tillamook
City.
Miss Eva Ross, of this city, Primary,
my ilrng atore ami fixturi-a, together with
J. T Appernoti, Register.
G. II. Iliines, assessn ent blanks, >9
47-3«
$40 per month
For Assessor,
building and lot ; or if deaired, will rent
I’. Hiett, liootli« and ballot bxs., 54
NOTfUK FOR PUBLICATION
Dr. 11. l’etre, medical services, 30
11. N. B arnhart , of Oretown.
building to purcliataer of drug atick.
Land office nt Oregon City, Oregon, April
I. T. Maulsby. rent Hiatt family, , 10
^K^N’F’Gca
a, l&9i — Notice i« hereby given that the follow-
D k . 11. V. V JolIXMOV,
For
Surveyor,
W W. Conder, salary,
423
fug iiamr-d ■» tiL i hao fllen notlcaof nta mt» n-
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Tillamook, Ore.
fioti tonmke Hnal proof In «upport of hi* rlaiiu,
D. D G. M. I. O. O. F. N. I’ Roberts
Sami. Downs. Sheriff, expenses, 4
J. S haw , of Meda
and that «aid pri»»>f will In- made before th«*
Sami
I
towns,
copying,
etc
,
32
instituted a lodge at Woods May 6, with
County Clerk of Tlllillnook County, at Tllla-
TAYLOR
’
S
ONE
SPOOIT.
Notice.
ROYAL,
For Superinteneent,
A Pure Cream
Sami. I towns, attendance at court, 25 00
inook, Oregon, on M.-iv j|, 1*92, vl«;
fourteen
members
and
gold
prospects
for
Contains
Alum
and
Ammonii.
Contains Ammonia.
Charlo« H Well«,
Saini. Downs, assessing, etc , 158 18
k. H arter , of Bay City.
Tartar Powder
J.
Hd Fntrv No 6uM,f»>r «S of *wU aec. 1«. tp a «,
the future. Following are the officers
County Judge, salary two months, 50 00
Those parties who bred to the “Hath­
r 9 w, *<-|{ of «<• »4 of acc lit, and nr14 of ne% of
elected:
For Coroner
W. T. West, salary and mileage, 15 40 away horse," Kincaid, and who hnve
•er «4, tp a «, r 10 w
Hr name« the following w lttir««e* to prove hl«
Dr. C. E. Linton, N. O.
CIVIL PROCHKDIXOS.
foals, are kindly requested to notify me I >R. R. W. W kavrb , of Tillamook City confinuon* rvBidence upon ami cultivation of
*aid ¡and, vl«:
Geo Misner, V. G.
C. E. Nelson vs. Ed. Johnson snd of the same by postal card, or per­
of
Truman Karri«. Cnrtiajohn«on, W <) John*on
R. T. Weatherly. Sec’y.
ami Theodore Klngaley, all of Tillatmiok, Tilla­
Warren Daughery, judgement rendered sonally, at Tillamook
Notice of Male.
mook Co. Oregon,
A. Compton, Treasurer.
Above ent represents the comparative size of one pound can each
at first sitting for dfendant but subse­
C i . aiiih T hayer ,
Notice in hereby given that bv virtue of a war-
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J. T. Apperaon, Begl«ter.
rant iMued by the Recorder of 'J illHmook City
quently, for cause, reversed, and case
Administrator Hathaway Relate I In Tillnmook Coiiuty and «tat«* of Oregon oil the
’•Dr Price’«,’* Royal" and “Taylor’s Ono Spoon.” These cans were
Notice To I’ny County Warrant«.
' 13th day of of April i>y2 and «inly nigned bv
re-instated and continued
NOTICE, FOK rURMCATlON
1 I,. Creiiahaw Recorder of «aid city and to me di
I’OIITI.ASII MAItK KT.
Land Office nt (>r«Kon « Uy, (»irgtiu March
Bet side by side, then photographed down in exact proportions to
Kutch A Bodie vs. John F. Wright,
1 rected commanding me to m *II the following des­
—Notice In herebyglv«it ihnt the follow
The foliowin county warrants ar? due
cribed
real
property
to
wit:
IWhotrMh- Quotation«.)
Lot« No, 1. a. 3 ami 4 of llllc No. 5. of Stillwell*« big named art tier hnn filed notice of liin inten­
admit the plate in this space. Ask your grocer to set a one pound and payable at the Treasurer's office, for mutual settlement being shown, case
Addition to Tillamook, owned by George lllack- tion to nmkr A iih I pnmf in nuppnrt of bln claim,
ordered dismissed
and that wnJd proof will l>r made tiriore tho
I
writ,
amount due
andCo«t«.
O at «—Grejr
1
4>'t V
4* j
Ix»t 1, in Blk. 21 of Thayer’« Addition to Tllla I County Clerk of i'illamook < <ointy, at Tllla-
CKOBATK COfRT.
caa of any other brand alongside 1 lb. Dr. Price s Cream Baking Tillamook County, Oregon, no interest
White
after date of this notice:
mook, owned by C. Jon««, amount due p2 35 arid ! mook,Oregon,on May i9, t*/2, vi«
In tlie matter of the estate of minor
i aA
f 37^ ' coat.
John H. JackMott,
Nos 274, 309, 307, 301, 281, 289,, 297, heirs of I’eter Morgan, appraisement and W heat —Willamette
Powder, and observe the difference, as illustrated above.
Public notice therefore 1« hereby given that on
Walla Walla
. 1 .m
I). S. No
for the lot« i. 2, and
i
Saturday the iMtli day of May, iMqt nt the hour 1 Pre-emption
303, 216, 278, 253, 56I, 2/i), 282, 239, 286 inventory of said estate by Mary 8. Mor­ P otato «« V loo th»
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ol
nec
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2
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1 of one rx'lock I’, m . or naid day in front of the
He name« th» following witntMe« to prove hi«
Adulterated powders may usually be detected by their heavier 289, 266, 285. 291, 383, 304, 293, 290, 277
< oiHK ii Chamber deof INabanieni • toaaltf order i
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ONION«
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residence Upon and cultivation ot
gan, guardine, approved.
1 will well th»- aliovedescribed real property or c-ontiniioti«
mi Id land, v 1«
Dt-CKN f* dor
6 00
« tn
no much thereof as «hall lw ncc«-n«M ry to »atlnfy
kalk, as shown by the small cans, and these scantily filled, often Dated May 10, 1892
Estate,C.E. Morris, deceased,applica­ G kefh ”
U. II Wiley, Monroe Morgan, M Aunt It and
11 OO
12 00
thrnirtouiitsa<*a«-«ae»l to each dr*cril>cd tract to
II. M c D ermott
Homer Palmer, nit of Nftart«, Tillamook Co.,
gvther with all cost ect. to the highe-t and I nr at
tion of Geo. L. Smith administrator con­ C hicken «—old f dot.
. b bo
A Ou
| Oregon.
Co. Treasurer.
containing a circular to help fill out the cans. It is a singular fact 50-52
bidder for gold coin of th»- United State*
Spring
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45’VJ
J T. Apperaon. Regintcr
tinued to June Court.
> to
3 on
I>at»’d Tillamook City, Oregon, April III, i*l»a
Bit
1» If Sr.Kfou,
U
many of the ammonia and alum baking powders are advertised
RE AL KNTATK TR t NNFEICN.
In the matter of the final aettleinent of J B cttkk —Brine
<
Ity
Marshal
’•
Store, In Roll«
NOTII’K sor Ifni.tl’ATIIlS.
lo
Is
estate J E. Sherlock, Win Olsen Adm
Land Offiv«-, ft(<>rr<riti City, Orejón. Mardi
’
Choice Dairy
Iff
>0
as -Aboolutely Pure,” All official examinations prove that it would
W,
—Notice 1« hereby given that the
For the week ending Mny 11, 1892:
continued Io June Court.
KOOff—Oregon
Iff
fol Io tv in x nnin»-«l «rttlcr lia* ffletl notice of
hl* Intention to make final proof Ih «upport <•(
R Crawford to J. Goulsite. et
Semi annual account of Claud Thayer, ” F.Mtern
be safe to reject all powders labeled absolutely pure.
hl« «'lalrii. and thnt «aid proof will I m - made l*r-
to
al, 6) acres, sec. 34, 3 n 10 w$ 1086 ft) Ex. estate M. I*. Hathaway, deceased, L ard , Oregon
>l'i
fore the County Uli rk of Tlll«iiiook county, al
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Eaatern
Tho economy in using Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder does Frank Button to W. L. Button,
Tlllam<iok, Orearon, on May I m , itya, vis
approved, and citation, ordered iaaued B acon —Clear !Mde«
John Allen,
!•*
1000 00 returnable June II, to lieira to ap|«-ar
w*y sec 36, 3 n 8 w
”
Ham«
„
If
I’re eruption p. n. No.
forth« «e’gxjfaec. it'
not consist alone in the fact that much larger and fuller cans are State to Frank Button, same as
1.1
tp >, «. r !» w
“
Shoulder«
and «how caune why real property of es­
ff
•
400
tO
above
..........................................
He
name«
th»'
following
witne««e«
to prove hi«
given, but Dr. Price's is a stronger, purer and more wholesome bak­
F ixe k —Willamette
1 2Û
4 >•
tate should not lie sold.
I cnntlnuoti«rewldenre upon «nd cultivation of
G. W. Pettit to G. M. Williame,
”
Country Brand«
4 oO
«aid land, vl«:
160 acres in sec 6. 1 n 9w .. 700 00
Frederick E P«rv, Lewi« Nelaotl, Ka*pcr
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Kaatern Oregon..
ing powder than any other known. Does better work, and goes
4 0®
4 is
II.
Si hlappl and Jack Hull, all of Neatocton, Tilín-
C S. Patents to 8 W Her 8r
mook Co., Oregon
and I w Iler, Jr.................
Mirabilia and
4.5-30
J. T Appcraon, RegiMrr.
farther, hence more economical in every way.
Til. race««« nt thl. Or»«i Con»h C«r. 11
All persons owing Barker A Smith
without ■ p.rall.1 In th. hlltory of madleln«.
Bay
City Land Co to O. Voting,
Mirabilia and
should call on them and settle before
What « nw ” would use an ammonia or alum baking powder if
All
drURglat«
ar«
authorlawl
to
»11
It
on
a
poa-
lots I, », 3. 4. blk 24, Pacific
NOTICK FOR IM Bt.ll ATIO8
Mirabilia and
Arthur rifar« at Umbì.
Itlv. ruarantM, a t»l that no othereura can
Land Office «1 Oregon < •tjr. Oregon. April
Ad to Bay City .. . .......... 320 00 .lime 1st, as ail account*, outstanding at
she knew it ? Such powders not only undermine the health, but
anrcwafnlly atand
That It may become
Mirabilia and
¡5. i*/j -Noli«’«* 1« hereby given th«t the follow­
Arthur cigar« at Lambì
that
time,
will
be
placed
in
the
hand«
of
ing iianifil «ettlcr ha« ff"e»l Mrticv of hit» inten­
known, the Proprietor«, at an enormo.a «a-
J W McVicker to Nels Thomp­
Mirabilia ■nd
Arthur rigar« at Lamh ’■.
tion to make final proof in «up port of hl« claim,
an attorney for collection. Thia is our
pen», are plaelnf a «ample Bottle Fren Into
son, 40 x 72>i feet, Tillamook
ammonia gives to the complexion a sallow and blotched appearance.
■ nd that «aid proof will he nnnle before th«
Mirabilia
■nd
every
home
In
the
United
Mate«
and
Canada.
Arthur
rigar«
at
Lamh'«.
00
last call, except through an attorney.
c>‘y............................................. «0
County ('Icrk of Tillamook coutity at Tillftrnovk,
It yon have a Couth. Bore Throat, or Bron-
Mirabilia ■nd
Oregon, oil June « i W j viz.
Arthur cigar« at lambì
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is reported by all V. 8. Patents to Ed Senke and
50-52.
B arker & S mith .
chill«, u< It. for It will cure you. It your
William Fitrp-itrirk,
E J Lawrence .....................
Mirabilia ■ nd
child haa th.Croup, or WhoopIn.Conth. um
Arthur rigar« at Lamb*«.
lfom?«U*«d Entry No <yzJ fur the «w14 of nejf ,
It promptly, and relief le »re. If yon dr»d
■nthMlties as free from ammonia, alum, lime, or any other J C Mason to Mary E Mason,
•c* < of l»W'4 and Lot «of «er «. Ip. 1 «. r 9 w.
Arthar cigar« at Lambì.
Mirabilia and On. Arthur rigar« at l,anih*a.
lie name« the following wltne««e« to prove hh
that tneldlone dlwaae Oonanmntlon. .» It.
lot 4, blk 1. Goodepeed’s Ad
Aak your Draxxl-t to' BHI i ZH'B CVBE.
Arthur effara at Umbi
continuouR residence upou Nnd cultivation of.
Mirabilia and (I mi . Arthur rigar« al I ambii.
adulterant. The purity of this ideal powder has never been
to Tillamook............................. 500 00
Mid land, vii
Frio. IlcU.. Mete, aadtl M. flyout Lunge
tn July.
49-tf,
Catch your eye?
Read on!
W. C. King,
Dr. Price gives larger and fuller cans than those
any other Baking Powder manufacturer.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE
questioned.
Mira Ilia axl Ges. Artltnr cigar« •< Laasfc’».
Arthur dear« at Umbi
Mirabilia and Ctoa. Arthur rigar« at lambì
Arthur cigar« at I
Mirabilia «ud G«n Arthur <ig«r« at larnhì
tn ba.
arewreor Hark lama.au Shlloh’e Foroua
Plu’er Pei. e
^.,«..1.1.. -n
C. Il Hunt, Carl Hunt. Frank Wheeler and
C. H Hadley, «11414. fi!