Tillamook headlight., May 26, 1892, Image 3

lex C ream at T illamook B akery . o 2-3.
Tribune.
Faro rountl trip on Str. Garfield. 5<Yts
to a g-aid audience in Hadley's Grand taxpayers of Tillamook county, and
Notice the sample ticket on’ the last
Read New York Tribune annunnee-
farmers like my-elf.
Every
H
hajiligut subscriber who pays Opera. They are both artists in their particuliuly to
nleut.
p«go-
w
ho
work
harder
am)
pay a larger por­
line.
Annie
Firm
’
ll
in
the
potion
scenes
$1.50 before Nov. 1st. 1892, will receive
M. V. Stillwell of Hubbanl is hcie on
As a tax collector, Mr. .«icinhilbereun't
of Romeo and Juliet, and as Tamil« and tion of the taxes tli.iu ally other < lass, I
free
of
churg
-,
one
year's
subscription
to
business.
be beaten.
Galatea, is as good as the best. There have words of importance to sj eak
G. B. Davidron sells hardware at
We are to elect, on the thh of June
The H eadlight does the county and the New York Tribune, Die best news­ was an absence of the bawdy variety not­
to west prices.
paper in the United States, the prico of ing, and all who could appreciate playing next, a County Clerk for two years. The
city advertising.
Boi^f:—-To J. Stewart and wife, Thurs­
Tho H eadlight prints the court pro­ which is $1.00 per year. It is the best were greatly pleased. A little excellent - present Clerk informed me that the
day, May 19, a son
ceedings in full.
exponent of Republicanism we know of, comedy was thrown in to give spice to county had paid him in fees $1600 00 for
i tho first 18 mouths of his term, and that
For the lieat men’s underwear call at
Election ball, Tuesday night, Juue 7, and tliis, we think, is the most liberal performances, and nil who were’fortu­ if he bail charged the legal fees it would
nate
enough
to
be
present
seem
well
sat
­
at the Racket Store
at Hadley’s Hall.
proposition that lias ever been offered by
isfied. Mr. Jack promises to return have lieon $700 more, which would be
Men's and Boy’s Wool and Fur Hats
Large ¡Mister type, for this office, com­ any publication in America.
again
this coming autumn, and the ice ■kA); and hi Die saiue rate for unotlier six
at the Racket Store.
ing per Str Augusta.
You want it now, if you want the ful­ broken, Tillamook will probably enjoy mouths to close his term lie will have
B urn :—To M. W. Mowers and wife,
Mrs Ilait, daagliter of Mrs. JI. Il lest political news during the political s ime good tlieatricala occasional hereafter. received $51.13 33 and another iu his place
I-riday May 20, a sen.
Larsen, is here visiting.
Miss Firmin’s rendition of Camite, in for the full term might ut the legal rate
campaign. After once trying the Trib­
The Steamer Elmore has excellent pas­
particular, deserves more than passing receive $8JJ3 33 or $9(4) more than he
Best newspaper in America free to une, you will never do without it.
senger accommodations.
lw.
H eadlight subscribers.
mention for its utter abseuce of the re­ will receive at the rate bo h.is been paid
Remember we require $1.50 cash, and pulsive sensuous animalism, so often for the first IS months; nanivly $133.33,
There will be Memsrial services in the
Nothing b|cc ¡t ever before. See New
you will have the amount credited on obtrusive even in the portraiture of this or if elected Brother term or any other
M. E. Church next Sunday.
Yoik Tribune proposition.
man is elected instead ol him it will lie
Velvets, Cash-mere and Satteen dress I E A. Suvder and family have re­ your subscription account with the character by famed artists, and never has optional w ith cither of them to collect the
the
great
Dumas
been
better
compre
­
goods at the Racket Store.
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H
eadlight
,
and
will
immediately
receive
turned to Tillamook to stay.
hended in hia estimate of his loved full legal fee from the county which has
Judges and clerks should begin to
Mrs. Sexton, wife of D. IL Sextou, the Tribune free of charge. This applies heroine, than by Miss Firmin in her been for 18 months^$2300.and will be at the
make h study of the el- -tion law.
city marshall,
to all new rubscribers, all in arrears,who reading of the lines as evidenced in her same rate for 6 months more $3013.
■» is here visitin»'.
°
Now what lias been mid will be done
C. B. Hadley is having the interior of
Head ail article entitled “Springer and pay $1.50 on subscription, and all who powerful yet subtle impersonation of the
for the next six months to close the term,
his saloon repainted and repapered.
the Laborer” on the first page.
erring
hut
lovingaud
heroically
sufforing
renew for a year iu advance, but we can't
to earn this amount of money from the
Largest stock of boots and shoos in the
City Council proceedings and ordi­ semi you the Tribuue unless you pay us Camilo
($2133.33)? Two men do the
i i county
city, at Fearnside. Seo his “add.”
nances published in the H eadlight .
j the coin.
I business of the office, the county clerk
Knockotl Down.
The Steamer Eltnore makes quick trips
from two to four dollars will buy a suit
You can order the H eadlight now,
On Tuesday I. R. Birt was knocked himself and a hiied clerk w hom 1 often
and carries freight at through rate.
lw of clothes for your boy. at King’s, lw.
however, and when you pay for it you down and severely punished by Wilbur hear of attending to the .court duties for
New York Tribune free for one year;
County news in full, besides corres­
the county while the county clerk him­
Stillwell. Tlie cause of the difficulty as
read niinouncemeiit in another column.
self must attend to liis office. One man
pondence from all quarters in this |>aper. will then get the Tribune for one year, near as wo can get at it, is as follows:
says the hired clerk must attend each
A large part of this week’s paper is oc­
\ou can order goods by telegraph aud providing you pay before Nov. 1, 1892.
Captain Stillwell says that Mr. I R
Weliaveseut a few smr pla Tribunes Birt applied vile epithets to him, his term of the courts of the year which oc­
cupied by some interesting “persona's ” have them here in two days, by having
over
the county, one month trial sub­ family, and to the people of this town, n cupy from two to four days each, an
them
sent
ou
Steamer
Elmore.
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Election one week from next Monday, ’
and everything quiet! What is the mat-! Blank lines will be left at the end of scriptions, and will exhibit sample copies few »lays ago, w hile riding on tho stage average of three days for each term, or 12
days for each year, and 24 days for .two
ter?
' the tickets to write the names of veur to ulI who desire them.
between skipan hi ami Seaside. Captain
years, which, at the rate of two dollars
For a No. 1 kid, or light weight buck choice for J. I’, and Constable.
You want the H eadlight this year' l Stillwell being well advanced in age, ami per day, would cost the county clerk $48
not
eurirg
to
have
trouble,
did
not
skin driving glove call at the Racket' Scratch out all the names on the-ticket, sure, anyway, as weshall publish a tuple
while his receipts from the county as per
resent it forcibly. His sons learned of it
Store.
52-3 ! of high whom you wish to vote against.
immediately after the election giving the and when Mr Birt came hero Tuesday, rate so far will be $2133 33 mid might
Our Cape Lookout correspondent says i Vote for only one under each heading.
have been legally $960 more or may be
that cattle have done well on the range I San Francisco Chronicle, Daily and vote of each candidate in each precinct, Wilbur and Arthur Stillwell followed either for him or any other man who may
him
as
lie
went
out
of
town,
and
just
in
all winter.
Sunday, delivered’ lucts per week or a table that will be worth preserving for
pe elected, $3 >93 33, which shows how
front of the M E. Church overtook him
Buy a paper of Wright’s Congress sew­ 65cts per month, strictly in advance, at future reference. The Headlight also and assnilfd him. They sav that Birt . the business and expenses of the county
t-f. i publishes the county advertising, pro­
has increased since Mr. Hays was in
ing needles, best needles made, at the I Lamb’s.
took out a knifo anil flourished it, and
office, when the expenses were about
J. D. Ed wards, W. \V. Cornier, Geo. ceedings of the county court, real estate
“Racket Store.”
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that they mad»? him put it up, and Wil­
! Cclln and !>. C Lamb went to Neluilem
$2500, and now almost $(i >0 more When
The Bay City and Tillamook Telegraph
transfers, city council proceedings, be­ bur then proceeded to give him a sound Mr. Hayes was in office, both Judge
Li»:e is completed to Nehalem. Yerrily »Monday t»> feel tlm political pulse of that sides homestead and pre-emption notices. thrashing. Wiliiur is a largo strong mail,
Cooper and Commissioner Holdeu said
i community.
Tillamook prospereth.
; It advocates everything tcuding to mid as 1'iit had a pack on liis back, it they did not think that what the county
Double the largest stock of school
Challengers and officers are allowed to
did not take long t»i decide the matter.
paid him was more than one fourth of
• be present at the polls, bnt voters must I books, tablet, elates, school supplies build up the county, and is trying to Mr. Birt, accompanied by a boy who was his receipts from other sources, and a.
|
and
stationery
in
Tillamook
county,
at
serve
the
people
of
.he
county
in
the
best
going with him over the Wilson river
hot congregate within fifty feet thereof.
further evidence of the correctness of
the Racket Stole.
numuer possible, and we shall appreciate road toJForest Grive, went on, and we their judgement, the II eadlioht pub-
Remember this, King will give special
A
table
showing
the
exact
vote
of
each
have
not
learned
how
serious
nre
liis
in
­
bargains to cash customers lor the next
the generous support ol the public.
; lislied an article sigueil “tax payer,” who
juries, ami we have not heard his version ¡
ten dayr. Corr.e, and lie convinced, lw. candidal iu eiteh precinct will be of inter­
I suppose would uot sign his name be­
Memorial Day.
est to nil. It will iqipear in this paper
of the affair.
cause being conl'u'.entially informed, he
N. I*. Roberts has just returned from
alter the election.
The assailant was arrested, and fined
had promised not to, which said the
Astoria where he has been attending the
Monday, Muy 30lb, will be observed fo and costs.
Mrs. D. C. Fierce mid Miss Katie AVali
receipts of tho last six months of Mr.
meeting of the I. O O. F. Grand Ix> lge
in an appropriate manner b>- tlieG. A. It.,
will open a dress-mading establishment
Hays term, I think, it was over $3500,
Lucky Tn<li.'i 11«.
S. of V . and City Schools. The G. A li.
Yon don’t have to lay over for
nt the residence of Mrs Fierce, on First
andS. of V organizations will iissemble The Nehalem (N:t-alem, properly speak­ which would be al the rate of j 11000 for
two weeks in Astoria or Tillamook now
St., in the west end of the city.
at the G. A. R Hall at 9 A. M , sharp, ing) Indians are in great luck The gov­ two years mid he made out that it would
The Steamer Elmore makes trips twice a
week.
lw. I Gao mam who attended the theatrical the Schools at the school house at 9:30 ernment is about to pay them $10,000 be more than $22 per day which was cor-
peril rmar.ee laughed at thedeatn scenes, A. M. at the stroke of the school bell w ith interest from 1856, for their hinds . rect if his $3500 was correct. He wrote as
You can make the trip from Tillamook
and cried at tho ridicnloui. liis appre­ The Schools, under command of their which were gobbled up by the whites I one who knew wliat l.e said. Suppose
to Portland in twelve to twenty-four ciation seemed somewhat warped.
respective teacher«, will be escorted, many years ago. It is thought that with the limber lusincss lias fallen off while I
hours, bv going out on the Steamer
This
office
is
in
receipt
of
a
large
in
­
bj- the baud, to the G A. R. Hall, there the interest the money will amount to should think other busiuesf ought to have
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Elmore.
voice ot new job type and other material. join the column and march to the M. E. about ¿>5,(100 and each of them will get increased; aa many mure people have
Citizens have a right to be present All kinds of large poster work can be
church, where the exercises of the day at this rate, about $2000, us there are come in to do business Now if the
When tlie votes are «runted after the done now, and we turn out work promptly.
will be conducted.
only seventeen of them left. This re­ present County Clerk's receipts from the
election, though they must keep outside
A
general
invitation
extended
to
maining few were here last week making eoi.nt v, are but one fourth of his receipts
When yon wish to purchase a suit of
the railing.
out the necessary papers to receive the from all sources it will make bis total
clothes, don't forget the Racket Store, as all.
Married, at ti e resilience of Rev. II. we have a nice new line bought direct
F. S everance ,
C. N. D rew ,
money, and it is thought they will soon receipts $.8533 32 mid at a nite of $14 a
B. Morgan, the officiating minister, May from the manufacturers in New York 52-3
1‘ust Commander,
Adjutant.
receive their cash. No doubt they will day, mid if elected for another term or
29i1, 1892, Wm. Carver and Della Sep
have a Idyu time when it comes—as long any other man is and either of choose to
New f.ices of type added to this offices
Son« t f \ et eran .i.
follow the letter of law in their charges
pington, both of Trask.
as it lasts.
*
to the county it would make their receipts
Enormous stock of card-board, paper, enables us to please our customers betur
All Sons of Veterans, whether members
$12373.32 for the whole term or $20 35 a
Dentist ry.
letterheads, weddingnndi all invitations. ' than ever ill job-work We are doing a
big
business
in
this
line.
Cal!
and
see
of
the order or not, are hereby requested
day for the whole term, lie having a clerk
note heads, bill heads, statements, cn-l
We have row in Tillamook a first-class or helper at about $2 per day. Now wt.y
According to the new law it requires to join tliis Camp (I’liil Kearney No. 22)
velopes, shipping tags, legal blank paper,
70t*l tickets for this county, four white in the proper observance of Memorial dent'st, «lio has be-n following his pro- do we have to guess and figure to find out
etc., just received at this office.
! ballots for every voter at the proceeding Dav, and for that purpose will meet nt fes«ion in San Francisco and can do such bow much our servants, the County
Now is the time to get in and work to ! election, ami four colored sample ballots G A. R. Hall9:3J A. M. of that day. work ns Ims never been done in Ibis Clerks, are taking from us; is it not bc-
bnild up the county, livery good family j for each voter.
A detail from this Camp will be made to county before, including artificial crown i cause they are ashamed to let us know?
who ran be persuaded to come here is
co-operate with a similar detail from the or bridge work. Charges not extortion­ It we continue to follow the same course
Reports
regarding
the
Republican
snre of doing wetl, and it is the best way
county ticket are encouraging, ami from G A. It. Post to properly decorate com­ ate, either. For a few weeks, only. we have done in our elections only
to secure improvement and low taxes.
Call and tec us.
greater, as business increase aa the people
i information received from Washington rades graves at tho Kilchis and South
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D r . H. r.ATCitKN.
The Sheriff has complied with the law : and Columbia comities, the indications Prairie cemeteries.
increase
A. W. S everance ,
J. J. SroouiRti,
to the very letter this year, and you can i are that lion. J. W. Maxwell will 1«
I Our judges get $303; our Commission-
REAL ESTAT» TRANSFERS.
Captain.
1st .Sergeant’
rest assured if you buy land for taxes, ‘ elected by a large majority.
; era $3 per lay mid that only for .limited
the sale w ill be perfectly legal, and unless
List of real estate transfers ns filed in numlier of days they woik. Then why
SHORTS.
I). Curtis is standing two I’en hcron
the property owner redeems at the per stallions this season, both of w hich are
the office of the county clerk for the week do we consent for one man with it helper,
to take from us over $6000 a year or J12,-
cent, allowed by law, the purchaser will thoroughbreds of the best strains Mr.
ending May ?3, 1892:
I ce C ream at T illamook B akery .
! 0.)0 for two years? If I cullud it robliery,
get a good title to the land.
Curtis is ready tt prove 4>y documents
Dr. Wise, the dentist, will be in a.-ain L'. S. Patent to August Grecnblumi
would von my friends who have these
and Joseph Satin ......................
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Dr. H. V. Johnson l-.ad a fire among wliat be claims, regarding liis horses, in July.
bills to pay, think it to hard n name? I
State
to
Ed.
Coleman
13.70
acres
his drugs, one week ago last Sunday. and is nil experienced horseman.
Subscriptions for any paper published
will leave it with the tax-payers. Name
in
sec
15,
tp
1
s,
r
10
w
..............
$17
25
In ten days the Doctor leceivcd the full
t-f.
A large stock of boots ami shoes, bats taken at Lamb’s
i it.
G. M. Williams to S. B. C.issin s, G
amount of his claim for loss, from the and caps, mens clothing in all sizes and
Five gallon kegs of choice pickles only
You will ask me how shall we better
of s e 'i of s w '» lots 0 and 7,
Oregon Branch of the Home Mutual In­ prices, dry goods of id! styles ami quali­ fl, at “Frisco Store.”
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ourselves? I answer, electa mail the same
sec
0,
tp
1
n,
r
fl
w
....................
500
00
surance Company of San Francisco, ties in fact, the larg» st variety in these
Best offer yet; New York Tribune free G. W. Bodyfelt to W. Kellow, 10
as you u.-nally do, who will bind himeell
through their enterprising agent Mr. lines of goods ever brought to town, and for one yenr. Call at this office.
acres in see 12, tp 4 «. r 10 w .... 140 00 in u $100») b. nd to be held by the County
J. Biggs, of this city.
all prices lower than ever at Fearnsides.
Judge that lie will k- -p n cash b-sik
A suit of men’s clothes worth looking Bay City Land Co, to F. A. Oakes,
While the delinquent fax list isqnite
wliieb ti e public may any time sec ami
lot lrn blk 22 Pacific Ad. to Bay
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John Jack was greatly surprise»! nt at, for $9, at “Frisco Store.”
large, lor this county, it is very small tinding s > much enterprise in Tillamook.
City ................................ ...........100 00 in it shall be recorded all the money paid
W anted :—Fir wood, four feet in
into the office, from whom it is received
considering the large amount that has He says It is the prettiest and best kept length, at this office, on subscription.
John Jones, et ux, to Sarah .1 I’er-
been collected. It must be remombeaed town lie lias seen in a long while.
kins, 5 acres, see 20, tp 1 H, r t> w 450 00 and for wliat service, mid chilli hire com­
We
will
pay
the
highest
market
price
petent clerks who are capable mid one nt
that the amount of assessable properly is Strangers are almost universally surprised
for county orders, at “Frisco Store ” 9-2
Laut Notice.
I least that is Used attending court for the
increasing very fast, and that m- st of the whi n they first see Tillamook at the
W anted :—County ordtrs to the value
county and his salary as County Cielk
property ailvertised a» delinquent is bustling a« tii ity displayed lure.
All (icrsons owing Barker Ac Smith
of ,3090 ut the batik. C. A E. T iiaveii .51
shall I h - $15 per week to l>e paid together
owned by outside parties win se a-blre s<-s
should
cull
on
them
uml
settle
before
If we can secure the election returns
If yon want to make four or five dol­ Juno 1st, ns all accounts, outstanding at wifli clerks and all otlur necessary ex-
are not know n to the Sheriff. Mr. Stt-in-
hilber has collected the tuxes very in time, will issue an extra ou Tm-s.lay lars go to the “Frisco Store” and buy a that time, will be placed in the hands of jienses of the office and the balance of
the money in the office shall be paid over
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closely wherever it was possible to ascer­ following, giving the result of tile election, suit of clothes.
an attorney- for collection. This is our
to the County Judge each month or to
tain the wherealiouts of the ow ners, and, and mailing th« extras to our subscrilM rs
Portland Telegram, last nights’ news last cull, except through nn attorney.
bis order, nndir penalty of being paid
if you see, in looking over the tax list, Tuesday evening. If you will take a to day, 25cts per week, delivered. Leave
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B
arker
A
F
mitii
.
out of the $10 HI bond
the names of any parties you know, it c> l'ired ball'd, marking vote of each can­ orders at Lamb’s book s-ore.
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Now gentleman friends and tax-payers,
Notice.
will be a favor to the county to inform didate opposite his name, and forward to
The Weekly Sun Francisco Call nud
choose any one you are willing to trust.
the sheriff, who will, in nearly every case, tnis ollii e as quickly as possible.it will H eadlight for one year for $2.00, is
Those parlies who bred to the “Hath­ Answer by mail soon us the lime is abort.
collect what is due without making the |,e greatly appreciated, ami the news cheap enough . See Cali “Ad.” on last
will l>c given to ti e public at orce.
away horse,” Kincaid, au<l who have If you do not find one, E. IL Ely will
extra expense of levy and sale
page
t ala, are kindly requested to notify inc accept the nomination though 1 prefer
It will pay yon to examine our stock of the same by postal card, or per­ that von should find one that we can
jf dry-goo»ls, clothing, Iriots and shoe«, sonally, at Tillamook
trust more capable tluin myself
lints ami cups, groceries, provisions,
Cl.AlliK T i IAVKR,
E. B. E ly .
crockery, glassware,flour feed, etc., etc.,
Administrator Hathaway Estate
Sample Copt«-«.
and get prices, from Trisco Store” 9-2
Notice Tn l ay t'oenty M arrant«.
F or S alk ¡—Forty, acres of land on
This week we ar nd ont a numlair of
Kilchis river, Sec. 0, 1 south, 9 west,
The foliowin county warrants ar? due
sample copies oí the Headlight, if the
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder possesses a peculiar
about 30 acres river bottom. Good ami payable at the Treasurer's office, for
paper suits you, send us your name, ami
building sila on wagon ro:id; price $25 Tillamook County, Oregon, no interest
merit not approached by that of any other baking powder
when yon come to town you can settle
per acre. Apply to J. W. Jennings, after date of tliis notice:
for it, and get the New Yolk Tribune
It produces the hot buckwheat, Indian or wheat cakes, hot
Nos. 274, 309, JI7, 3)1, »1, 28»,, 297,
Kilchis river
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free for one year We take up a con­
biscuit, doughnuts, waffles or muffins. Any of these tastelu
The Steamer Elmore carries pas engtrs .1«, 216, 274, 2-'>3. J61, 27), 242, 23», 2(6 siderable space this week advertising the
289,
2G<),
2»5.
291,
2<J.
304,
293,
290,
277
and freight front Astoria to Tillamook
things may be eaten when hot with impunity by persons of
paper, bnt we want the people to under­
Dated May 10, 1892
Bay, making trips twice a week, leaving
stand what w* are doing, ami this is the
the most delicate digestive organs. Dr. Price’s Cream Ba -
11.
M
c D ermott
Astoria on Mondays and Thursdays.
fourth anniversary of the establishment
Co.
Treasurer.
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Connection is made at Astoria with boats
ing Powder leavens without firmentation or decomposition.
of the II kahuoiit . Next week begins
running to Portland and on Tillamook
T B H .ndley and family will now the fifth year
In its preparation none but the purest of cream of tartar, so­
bay with lioats running to Tillammk reside on their place at How- r Pot Bay
da, etc. is used, and in such exact equivalents as to alwajs
city.
* *
It is time active preparations are being
guarantee a perfectly neutral result, thereby giving the natu-
E. B. Ely, of Kentocton wishes bis ma»L- for tlx» Grand Fourth of July Cele­
E d . H eadlight .-—I’h'SM) note in your
name announced a* an imlependent esn
ral and sweet flavor peculiar to buckwheat and other flo«
bration
paper that nomine»-« lor J. 1* and Coll­
date for County Ch rk Mr Ely claim»
Goml Republican protection documents atable* of several ol the precincts in the
that may be used, the natural flavor so much desired and ap
he can save the county $5'<H per year,
given
away at Ibis office Cail and get county have failed to file tin r certifl* ales
and pr mieea to ehow how it can be done
preciated by all. The oldest patrons of Dr. Prices
in the next is ne of this paper. We are them. They are short Md to the point. and acceptance, but that will not prevent
the story, that they can never get the same rc u.., r
• /
Tl>e Steamer Improvement took a large them from running lor tlie office as usual.
not sure that a candidate cm legally
r.-srtv of evc-irsi -ni-1s to ’ iaj
other leavenmg agent, that their griddle caxes. biscuits, eve
Hot Griddle Cakes,
the ocean beach last Sunday.
J. II. Stitt, W. B Hurst, Robt. Buelow,
Wm Joplin ami Gdbert Eyk, took in
thes’ghts at- Garibaldi Tuesday afternoon.
Elbridge McNeil returned Sunday from
Nehalem.
The Steamer Homer passed out of the
bay, bound for San Francisco, lust Satur­
day.
|W. Morton and family are rusticating at
the ocean llaih, this week.
Mi -JAw/tin, who lias been troubled
for some time with a cancer in his face,
started for Sin Francisco on the Str.
Truckee, tn hopes of getting relief
11. 1’. Y’ork and Chas. Patterson
supplying the market with lots of
trout.
•
Thus, liridg.-tord has the frame of his
sash and door factory up and will com­
mence placing the machinery next week.
W. It. Livingstone and Mat Burk, left
for Rooting Like, last Tuesday.
J II. Boatman will leave about the
first of June, for Gieat Falls, Montana.
J. li. Hurter made a business trip to
Astoria this week.
I. R. Birt returned from Nebalem'last
Sunday, having completed the Telegraph
lino to Nehalem city.
B. C.
Catch your eye?
Read on!
E WERE NOT LOOKING Foil
the hearty cndotseiaeut
of our aims anil methods in mer­
chandising which the Tillaulóok
public hau showered upon us
this fall and winter.
They seem to realize that WO
are sincere in our public utter-
nuces, and when we said we hatl
a very attractive stock, the/
came to look over it.
Bountiful weather once more and the
road in the south part of tho county is in
fair condition for travel.
A party of young people from Dolph
went on a pleasure trip Saturday down
on Three Rivtsr And the mail car-
rle* got there in time for dinner, and aaya
he wishes they would go every day if
they have that good a time.
Mr Joe Bixby has fleeced and skinned
somebody on the road to Sheridan, as
he had u load of wool and hides.
Mr J . (' Landingham is doing some
good work on I lie toll road between
Dolph and Tillamook.
M- Je>sie Faulkner of Sheridan is vis­
iting friends at Dolph.
Lots of fine trout are being caught in
the small streams now.
Mrs. Geo Evans leaves Dolph Tues­
day for her home in Portland. Many
friends regrtt her leaving.
Mr. \V A. Ilaynor went to the city
Saturday, on business.
Lots of improvements arc being made
along the road in way of clearing land
and fencing.
Let every R- publican this coming elec­
tion do like the Democrats id way» do,
put the ticket in straight.
By Telegraph.
G lenora , Ore., Muy 23 —E. Wright
mid Ids brother went to Forest Grove
Thursday
Charlie and Will Himes, ofTillnmook,
visited Glenora Sunday
Mr. Lawless, of Oregon City, and Mr.
Wirtz, of Forest Grove are lieri\ working
on their ranches.
We ¡earn by wire that J. F. Becher
ami Frank Pickett left Tillamook for
Glenora today.
We are liavinj? beautiful weather, The
warmest day of the year so far here was
on May 20th n h<-n the mercury stood at
91 degrees.
When wo
told them that it was good value
for their money, they botiglit
freely, but wo are glad to say
that our stock is not nearly ex
haunted by the heavy drains
made upon it by the purchasing
publie.
We have the best of döntieC*
tions with the great centers of
supply, and standing as We do,
with our finger on the pulse of
trade, we can tell just what tho
public waut.s
The public will see in the lo-
cal columns of this paper from
time to titne, the special bar-
gains wo have to oiler,
Until further notice we will
special
make you
prices on
qtteensware and boots and shoes.
We mean I iiih I uosh .
(lomo and
so ?.
Ne Mucca Bay.
The Steamer Harrison arrived down
from Portland a few days since with a
miscellaneous cargo ol 70 tons for this
part
The Steam I aiinch Louise, imported by
Findley & Co is a neat little eraft. She
will ply the waters of the I’ig and Lillie
Nestueca rivers, carrying paaaengera,
freight and milk
The creamery on the Big Nestncca
is nearing completion and will be in op­
eration within a few days.
Druff Stura for Male.
G t iiei'ouiit of ill health I wish to sell
my drug store uml fixtures, together with
buil ling arid lot; or if desired, will rent
building lo ptireliaser of drug stock.
Du 11. V. V J oiixkon ,
49 tf
Tillamook, Ore.
w. c.
Tillamook, Dra
NOTICE Holt l-l IH.ICATtON
Lund <>flice at Oicgoii Citr, Oregon,
Mav
2a. 1S9J
Notice i« hereby given that the f< 1-
lowing named settler lias tiled notice of lit» in­
tention to make tlniil proof in support of hi«
claim, and that mdd proof nil! be made before
Comity Clerk of Tlllnniool; Comity, at Til a-
niook, Oregon, on July 15. 1R92. vli:
i'lirti« Johnson,
Homestead Entry No. 7 ro for the N^ofnw* ,
iiw 1., of hw 1 |, see. 18, tp. j m , r 9 w, and ne'4 01
«eW of «er. 13, tp. it, rm M.
lie names the following witiirsMCR to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
»aid land, viz:
Z. Utils, Henry Leach, <*««>. Woodruff and
Lt Mcr Kingsley, nil of rilluinook, Tillamook
<0 < »1 eg ril.
J. T
Apperwon, Regi-»ter.
N-ortt'E tor rini.lCATIoN.
Land office al Orcti»m City, Oregon, April
a, I892.—Notice fa hereby idven that the follow«
tug immed settler hnN Hird notice of hi« itltctl*
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
L hh <1 Office ut Orenon City. On-gon. Muy 16, tion tomiike final proof in »up port of hi« <daln$f
i 8 >2.- Notice in h« reby given that the follow
and that mild proof will be made l»cfore the
named ►«■ttb r Hm lil<<l notice of hi« liitenllon Comity Clerk of Tillunmok Couuly, ut Tilla­
to innke tiiiu! bjoof In fluptiort of hi« claim, and mook, Oregon, on May I, 1‘y-’. via:
thiit «aid proof w!ll !>« mmie before the County
CharleH M. Well«,
( h-i L of TillatnoTk County nt Tillamook, Ore­ Hd. Entry No. <-/»!,for »h of «wu acc. I m . tp 2 a,
gon, on July ii, 1^,2, viz
r 9
«< '4 <»f a<-
of $$ec. 13, ana nr14 of ne!4
George Shotwell,
Mee 24, tp 2 a, t 10 w
Ik name« the following u iliit-ssr«to provehiH
Homestead Entry No. fyH, for the e% of n«?i
rnntiniiomi remdehce upon and cultivation of
and « 'j of m
of Nee. i, tp. 2 a, r K w.
He naiiK-R the following witness« n to prove •>ai<l ¡and, viz:
hl« eontlnuotiN residence upon and cultivation i rnimm Harris t'urlh Johnaon, W (I lolm«on
and I hrodore Kiiig.s'.cy, all of l illa 11100k, Tiila-
of Maid land, viz-
inoolf Co. Oregon.
L <!reii«haw and Willi im Thornton, of Tilla
rnook. uml I I» Kdwiirds and M A Ke)» of Trask
47 52
J.T. Apperaon, Hc)(istcr.
all i illnmook ’
Oregon.
9-5
J. T. Apperaon, ltegintcr.
NDTK’E H»»t prilLtcATloJL
Lnnd office ut Orvi<-»n <Tty, orrwori, April
NOTICE FOK PCBLK ATION
Notice 1« hereby riv » ii th« tth< fol low*
Land Otile.? at Oregon < ity Oregon, May 16. h, 1M92
lug monctl Mffi'.th-r hi»« Hle-I H«»f$ct of hi« tn ten*
1S92. — Notice in lier«»t»y given that the following
ñamad arttlcr has fllrd notlen of hia Intention lion Io innke Himl proof hi mipport of hl« claim,
to make final proof in support of hiaclmui, ami nn<! 1 I nt «nni proof will I-« mmlv l«,k>rr the
that sHi«1 proof w.ll be made before the County Comity < !<• rk of Tilhimook « umity at Tillnmook,
Ch rk of Tillamook < 'onnty, at i iliamouk, Ore­ Oregotti on June H, iHlij, viz:
William Fltxptitrlrk.
gon, on July X, 1K92, viz.
l!onir«tend Entry. No /.? for the «w1, of m
,
h II. Mt -ne,
«r1 4 of i' w 1 , uml Lot 4 of nrr '. tp. 2 •. f w.
Ifc iihhk « the toiiowlug witiK
to prove hl«
Homeatend Fn’ry No
for th«- «E of ae% of
a«c 14, and m % of aw11 ul n«c , 13, tp. 4 h , r io conthimiiiR rewhlem c tipou mid cultivation of.
«Mid I uik I, vix
IV.
<
K limit, (Ki! Hunt, Frank Whcetvr mid
He name* the following witne*-*« « to prove,
hi« oiitinitona rmidence itpon and (mltivation C. B Hadley, all of Tlllanioo!.’, Tillamook Co.,
Oregon.
of. «aid land viz.
< burka Kay. Janrer Hnilth J M Knlfotig and
4*-yi
J. T. 4pperm>*. R»gl«ter.
A AnderMm all of )i< bo. I iilamook Co , Oregon.
52 5
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
citation .
NOTICE FOR PCIILICATION.
Land Otte •• at Oregon City, Oregon. Mav 16,
1S92. Notice i* h rtby given that the follow
lug mmed acttlcr haa filed notice of hia Inten­
tion to miike final proof in support ofhia claim
and that said Proof uHI Le made la-fore the
County CI.rk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
mock, Or« gon, on July fi, tfi</2, vU.
( I rlra Ray,
Home lead Entry No 7712, for the aw% of ace
2 v tp, 4 a, r jo w
lie name» the following trftneaucw fo prove hia
continu-Gia rtfljdence upon and cultis at ion of,
•aid Und. viz.
E H Stone L in ;»cr
nlth. J M Kuifong and A
Aucleraou, aif of Hebo, Tillamook Co , Oregon
5>-4
J Í Ap| er««»ii. Mrglater.
Norn j for pchlication .
Land Odk’ ut Oirgon City, Oregon. May
21. i 4,2.- ■ Notice fa hereby given that the
following named acttlci han fl led notice of b»a
intent tori to make ffital proof »1» tmpporl of hia
dahif. and that mid pi'rif will t»c made l«rfore
the Coutdy Clerk of Tdlamook t'ounty at Villa
mooa, Oregon «>11 July 15, 1*92, via:
Fred M Beal-,
flomeat- ad Entry No. < a $ d for th.- nej{ of nw‘.
and hwj( of ne'{ ot we. ik, and w>j««f
•»?
ar«*. 7, tp 1 *, r * w
fl»- name”, the following witnemea t«» prove ho
conttnuou» residence up«»» and cull.ration of,
aaid land, uudrr flee. 2:0$ li. S.
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I* nt* C<n trrv C'»v h A. o ntr S t its of
OMFI.OM, F >F I u.l.aM<’OX I’OVXTV.
1* THF MATIZ* OF I 111 Wil I. OK,
M 1*. IlHTHAV.AV
J < ITATION.
IlKl KXS» O »
To rm i sksow R usi»« or iam aoovk namzii
tasta TOK I
I m th * mamu or no stat * of O rruor , Y ou
ar*- lifu l»y vit* I and n-t(nlnsl lonppear 111 ILe
Como) l ouii **r Hie -.u i - of <>r*iroii I *r U*
vouoty ol Itti iniool*. at ih» u.uiltia ui thrrs* l',
un Soluolny th>- ulti <’ay < ( Jni.e. ey-. at .a
o clork In tns f'>teo'**>ii or IS it day, *n* i »ort
there lo »how » in.* . 11 am • o-l shy the El-
» ■ in r <>l »»I Ihr t»'.»l ... el Hill -tu,ulti 11*1 ha*«
»ii oredr to sell the real property *it »*il«t natale,
kttowti and d< «crU» d »» lire H'jOÍlU- s W
»it.l the W *., "I tin- S I. 1, *i I»» a*. Ip t S. H
■ » w .uni alMi thaï tu» t <*l th* S', of tn* sW1,
<’f -md ■< . >»niti*l -*l by I «'miLiiing rtl tf*<- s l>
»'uri.er **f Ihi* 8 1 i, of th*- M W 1, treeouf, and
ni'oilnit ttu»n eimitlh (. i » ■ I- in» lie weM So
r »Pi. thence HOIIth »» Tiri* I tie ors» es»t 1*0 rod«,
in all »•*» acres, or a * niuc'i IS«'re»,f aa r iay be
ne V»»*' ry.
Wlllleaneth. the lion, tt I*. lloLlm. fudire nt
the Couutr C.»**rt st lb* State <»i
Tilla-
»
»
Ord ron, tor the Con nt y . <í --------
>•»;■: G.}
k w th Ore M»-al of soi»l l'»nrl
(
)
».that »I thl« lolh »lay of May. issa.
Altert W. W l »rttlrnn,
I onnty Clerk
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