Tillamook headlight., July 14, 1892, Image 2

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the fir*t insertion <>t:t.
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insertion for re-jiilar a-k« rtioc« .
bust, Found, For Rent For'Salo, W'int*-«1. and
Kpecial iiotu cs, in
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the rate of on«1 cent, per word for flr>t iusei tioti
and hail rates thereafter.
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notice», Nonpnrcil. ioct-. ¡>« t line for
flrat insertion and act* ¡>< r line tor « * h xtibti'
quent insertion.
All local notices willb? •». irrcd”or otherwi «
designated «as advcrtiseim-nt
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No special position « a ill b<- agreed upon for
any advertisement, though v <_ hike esprcial
patilM to display advertiser matbr - ff< ■ t <1 •.
nnd give ns favorat.le position f p« s-ibl.‘ fre­
quently changing the hnake up" oi the paper
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to
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We make a spécial effort to change or re build
advertisements r often ns our u.ttr >::•> d< h<
but make no contract to that effect.
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No cuts will be usul, «'xeept out lino cuts on
Tnctal bases.
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We reaerve the. right to rej< <-f any ndvertis«
tnent that we deem ob
H ut.•!,:•
T krms : Cash in ¡xiv.iti <• for small adverti’ «
ments, and payment is i ,uirc<l l.ionthl) >1
quarterly on large contra« ts.
Correspondence on topics ol general interest,
Invited.
Address all communient Ion« to
T he H eadeight ,
T illamook , O k .
T illamook , O hi :.,
Ji i.v 14, IN92.
' '• M «* I H» U,
»»«to
WT'IO OOIUIIICU,
Willi .HI.
Emma Cook, Plaintiff.)
Fist, biting.
vs.
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good of the community, but they mid Mrs. Jack, to fill the cast,
Grippe raging.
J T?!»^11 <name) defcnjalit -
ln\hc nanu- of th«State <4
can't get it, as capitalists can find
And then it was that trouble
Blackberries ripening.
by required to at peat and niiMwer t
ai,oVe
>« ,,4.‘.ht‘,(gutar
better investm .nts elsewhere, as far i began, ami the unfortunate ama-
Geo. Shotwell, who had Ilia arm oftl..- pWnuff filed
as loans are concerned. If the law teurs, when they stepped upon the broken on the toll-road a few weeks ago,
to » it th, (and .lay ot Au»ual
«>" “‘‘“J
was repealed capital would be free stage for the preparatory <1 rilling, is improving.
All kinds of hrming, logging, milling «nd mechanics’ supplies.
then of tin- plain tiff
J I’P1»'
‘^'.^Jtlotl
Geo. Burton clone up on the 4th.
to operate here, and being more found themselves in a den of ogres.
the relief demand'd thee 'll
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the marriagei-on'ract now •ubsmU'il. J*'*“," Lots for sale in the Lown of Nehalem, the best location
Miss Keys, who baa been attending of
pWTtiff »Td. fcnd.nl 1'5
plentiful, would cause a competi­ In the rehearsals, the local players
on the river, directly below the forks, deep wate«
school
at
Portland
the
past
winter,
ar
­
minor children Eva Ellen
tion within itself that would make were subjected to the most rani-
< 00k and for such other further or different rci
rived home I ist week, accompanied by tts to the Court may seem proper
front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and
Claude Tha J er.
rates of interest as low as else- pant and outrageous abuse, their
her cousin, Miss Menzus, of Portland.
Atty. f'»r F iff t
telegraph
station m town. Now is the time to in
where. Oregon will never prosper earnest endeavors cheeked ami
Mr McManus and Mr. Clark, who This Summons is published by order of R. 1 •
vest. Correspondencesolicitad. Address
with the mortgage tax law, and hampered by conflicting instruct- have p,'< n spending die past two weeks Boi>e, Judge. Dated June y>.
SUMMONS.
E. G. E. W ist ',.
will remain at a stand-still, while ions, and by gibes and jeers, ami at Keys’, have returned to Portland.
in the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for
th«- < "unty of Tillamook.
Washington, Idaho ami California every indication of ability sneer-
N est ucea Bay
Johannes Wanlert, Plaintiff,)
are enjoying almost unexampled ingly depreciated, the abuse of the
Thom«« Munnsheim and (
('. S. Upton lias returned from Portlunil. Joto*ph Green, Oefen'Unt« J
prosperity. Of course, it will be amateurs being diversified, occa-
In the name of th- State of Oregon you »re I
J E Tliomas, utiperintemlent of the hereby requin-1 to appear mnl answer the com­
neeessary at the same time to re- sionally, by rantankerous quarrels
plaint filed a-aill-l >'-'l m the abov'
cannery, lias lesigned his positi-ni.
Lilt bv the first da; ,,i th- next enauiiig regular .
peal the indebtedness exemption between the instructors, in which
,’.f the ciri uii Court, f the «■-'*« '’LUTiim i
Win. McKean an I family, of Portland, term
for the County ot Tillamook, I,, " iC the 4«i Mati­
laws, as neither of these systems foul language was most freely ami
or Allgusl 15 3 or tn d-t.iult ’''"'»f l’.< |
are visiting friends and relatives at Ore dal-
plaintiff «1,1 apply I > th- I ourt for the relief
prevail in any other state in the ' expertly used, Things thus went town.
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demanded against > >u in the .-.nuplaint filed
herein, to-wit: a ilegree amlllist said Thoma»;
on,
from
bad
to
worse,
the
Jacks
west, ami only in a few of the most
A small boat was seen drifting at Maniiaheim for the sum of fjas »W ,utl'Lui
thereon at io per cent, per annum irom April I
waxing more and more malignant, the mercy nf the waves, about two mil»-» 2ist
backward eastern states.
1890, and for $50 Attorney fees in this suit
costs mid against both of said defendants
until the evening of the perform­ offshore, on tlie 30th instant. The tide and
that a mortgage given to S('cure.,sal,d.?UI"
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Our luisineKs Men? and the Til- ance in which the amateurs were to was ebbing, whicli rendered it iniposible foreclosed and the property describc<l therein,
to-wit: The Southeast one quarter of section
TilldifioDk, Oh'
laiuook Lumber Co. in particular, appear, when all the spite and for the watchers on »hort to afford any twenty (20), in Township i north of raiiifc s'x First St,, Opp. Occidental.
(6j west of the Willamette Meridian in Tilla­
assistanee to the possible occupants; mook
count v be sold to satisfy the said degree
should endeavor to persuade ('apt. meanness of the professionals was
and as the »hades of evening gathered and that said defendants be fi i ever fordo«» d of i
Schrader of the Str. Augusta to poured out upon the devoted heads round, the fragile craft drifted bel"W the all right, lien, claim or equity of redemption in
or to said premises and for such ether, further
take out a lead of lumber on each of the unhappy novices. Not con­ dim, misty horizon and was seen no or diflereut rule, order or relief as to tne Court
may seem proper.
This summons is published by order of Hon.
trip.
A special rate of freight tent with petty slings in the green more.
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
R. P. Boise, Judge of the Circuit Court, above
Mrs. M. A. Smith and Iter nieces and named. Dated July 2ml. ¡892.
should tic secured that will enable room. Mr. and Mrs. Jack, by facial
Claude Thayer,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
the mil hero to sell all the lumber contortions and other tricks, sought nephew, Miss Myra" Calif, Linda Holi­ 6_11
it can cut at a good profit in Port­ to distract the attention of the am­ day and Ben Holiday, ’.til of Portland,
NOTICE FOR PVHIJCATION.
are spending the summer at tbe bay.
I,and Office at Oregon City, Oregon. June
land, and at the same time greatly ateurs, and so tiring them to grief
18, isc2.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
The toll mid county roads are now in ing-named settier has filed notice of his intention
Fine Billiard and i’Jnol TablHB.
increase the freight receipts of the before the audience, the scurvy1 ■aood condition, and inui-h freight ¡scorn­ to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Colinty
TILLAMDDK,
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OREGON.
Augusta. We are told by promi­ maneuvers, however, proving fu­ ing by team over the mountains to this (leik of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on August 9, I892, viz:
nent lumbermen that this scheme tile, the home talent ¡coring a place.
John R. Cook,
Homestead Entry No. 7091, for the s’^ of se’4 of
THE OLD RELIABLE
ean bo worked successfully, and ■ cotn.,[ctesuccess,
I sec. 20. and n’2 of ne% oi see. 29, tp. 1 s, r 8 w.
Teacher** Institute.
| He names the following witnesses to prove
with pr fit to all concerned. A t Of course, this state of affairs
J his continuous residence updn and cultivation
land, viz.
,
Tlio annual institute will lie held Aug. of, A. said
man who is well informed in re­ within
W. Hall. Augustin Wei’s. E. M- Keys and
the
theatrical
circle
M. A. Keys, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co. Or.
4,
5,
and
0,
in
the
high
school
building
gard to the matter says that the could not long exist without at­
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at Tillamook City.
Augusta ean earn a dear profit of tracting public notice, and, natu­
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Prof. 0 A. Bowman, of Lafayette, as­
Oilkt? at Oregon City, Oregon,
June
$150 to $200 every time she goes' rally, the townsfolk sympathized sisted bv Supt Baker, of Yamhill, will iR, Land 1892.
—Notice is hereby given that the
Nelialerri, Ore,
CTHEtBUREKUtSALOON^
C. H. SMITH, P roprietor .
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
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Srand Central Milliard TialL
¿?¿ 'illCi ,
The II eadlight is the o: Iv
paper issued in the coinity at pri ­
ent, ami the only paper tliat lia«
stootl the test for the past four
following named settler has filed notice of his
year
out, instead of going out empty, with their own young people, conduct the work amt give a course of intention
to make final proof in support of his
claim,
and that said proof will be made before
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and that the profits to the mill men thereby bringing upon themselves lectures. Every teacher in tl.e county the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Some people hero who wish to
Aug. 10, 1892, viz:
here will bens much cr greater. a share ftbo professional wrath. should be in attendance Students who mook, Oregon, on Morton
Turney,
hope to becomo teachers, cannot afTord to Pre-emption I). S. No. 7230, for the n &f sc '*
sell their real property, ar • asking This would give several more men I
From this on, there was war in stay aw.-iv. Si hoot directors will find of sec. 26, tp is, r 9 w.
t<s> high prices. This is an evil
He names the following witnesses to prove liis
employment in the mill, several in ,|le land, anil the Jacks proceeded
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
that should lie (liseottragi d or tin the logging campanil bring into j to employ their elegant leisur in a these lectures profitable and very inter­ said land, viz:
estin','.
James Hughey, Morrison Mills, Grant Mills
effect will be to keep out all enter­
and Win. Hughey, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
Let teachers, students, parents and ! Co.,
this city several hundred dollars j very i uccessful effort to demon
Oregon.
prises, and actually to lessen
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every month. The business of the : strate their true inwardness, and officers join hands in this effort, to better
values and keep prices low.
the condition of the ‘ poor boy»’ col­
NOTICE
FOR
ITDI.1CATI0N.
merchants would increase, and the j in making a holy show of them­
band office at Oregon City, Oregon. Juno iS,
lage’’—the I'ublie school.
1S92.—Notice is hereby civeii tiiat the follow­
Augusta would be able to bring in selves before the Tillamook public,
ing-named settler has filed notice of his inten­
E K B arnard ,
The creamery til Woods is n
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
more f eight here each trip. by characterizing the amateurs,
School
Superintendent
and lhat said proof will be made before the
operators
are
gre.’t success. The
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
There tire many other ways in I who had freely given time and
mook, Oregon, on Aug. 8, 1:92, viz:
Notice.
making money, < ml the farmers
Conrad Zwicxel,
which benefits would accrue, and earnest efforts, as sticks and dolts,
Homestead Entry No. 8465, for the sw1of s w
who have cows are retting their
Those
knowing
themselves
indebted
to
1
of
sec.
23
and
s
’
2 of s e»4 and se' _. of swj^, sec.
we hope that our business men will 1 and the general public as boors and
2 s, r 1 o w
•
milk nt a greater profit than they
Dr. Weaver are requested to make imme­ 1 . 22, He tp. names
the following witnesses to prove his
hold tt meeting tit once and try to ignoramuses, by back-biting and
enn get by making b (ter tlient-
diate seulement as all accounts remain­ : continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
land, under Sec. 2301 It. S.
ma’ e proper arrangements.
I seand 1-mongering, by parsimony ing unpaid on the 1st day of July 1892 said
William Johnson, Z. Wells, Truman Harris,
selvcs, an<l tloing le « hard work.
and T. F. Harris, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
will
be
placed
in
the
hands
of
an
Attorney
; and do btful dealing, by ingrati-
county, Oregon.
If Woods ean have a creamery,
IN Ml-: MOKI AM.
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j tilde and treachery, by meanness with instructions to sue on the same.
why can’t Tillamook do as we I.
This
is
made
necessary
us
I
intend
to
NOTICE
FOll
FCBLICATION.
Ei>. II eaiii . kiht :—Au old woman, 'and malice, by boorishness and change mv place of residence. Settlement I»aud Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July
( 8, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the fo!-
Several occiim-nccs of lute, in voicing her regret at the ileparhire beeriness, anil by the conduct of of said accounts may be made at the office 1 lowing-naiued settler has filed notice of his in-
i tention to make final proof in support of bls
! the dance-hall and the language of E. E. Sei ph, Tillamook, Ore.
«liflerent parts of tbecountry, have
i claim, and that said proof will be made before
of an unpoptilar pastor, said, “I'm
I’ounty Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Da.
8.
W.
W
eaver
.
of the < lardon Mabille.
exemplified tbe workings of mob |
mook, Oregon, on Aug. 20. 1892, viz;
mortal sorry to see you go,” “for,”
Henry Saxton,
Of
all
this,
of
course,
tin
1
Tilla
­
law.
It would scent that it is
I Homestead Entry No. 8174, for the nc’4 of nw’4
added she, “we've 1 ad a lot of
I and nw'-4 of ncl4, see. I7vtp. 2 11. r 9 w,
mook public g.ew excessively
necessary some times when lit
j He names the following witnesses Io prove
pass'us here, each one wush nor the
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
weary,
and saw with infinite de-
ordinary law of the land is futile,
' said land, viz: under Sec 2301 R. S.
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hist, and, after you're gone, I'm light the time at hand for the
, K D Sa les and Marshal Roberts of Folley P.O.
but some of tlio results of it líat e
! «and Dan Hickey and L L Smith of Garibaldi,
ate'rd the next tin will be the
j all of Tillamook Co. Oregon.
departure of this dramatic niglit-
been so harrowing mid obnoxious
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
devil himself.”
niiiro.
Tho last glimpse of this,
that it can hardly be jmdilied.
Notice to l’ay County Warrants.
If any one in this city sorrowed
unique aggregation of histrionic
The santo energy and determina­
The following County Warrants are
over the departure of the theatri­
now due and payable at the County
1 talent was had by the grateful
tion devoted to capturing fugitive
Treasurer,» office for Tillamook Couuty.
cal troupe, lately on the boards at I Tillamookcrs, as tho dazzling raysj THIS IS THE TIME
criminals w tul I bring better
No interest after date of this notice:
pongs
speeches.
re«l
fire
and
enthusiasm.
The
Hadley's opera house, it must have I of the noon-day sun gilded the «h<>ic country is areiiMcd.
Nus. 287, 295, i(Ml, 322, 243, 311,321,
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results.
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¡••••.•v-»..-to«-
hinnen»«* clenuuid 1M
for r poiiiivm
political meraiure,
literature, v c <• 317.318, 313, 320, 2'.Hi and 310, all of
been after the fashion of the old . .
Hirsute adornment oi the ladv
have
issued
a
magnificent
Republican
campaign
class A.
3 book,
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Dated at Tillamook, City, June 28 1892.
Tillnmookcrs should feel eneour- lady above quoted.
Jack's fiiir chin, as the Impi'ove-
H. Me D ermott ,
Some time in t' e balmy month
THE LIVES CF HiRRISON AND REED.
aged ns to the future, 111 a recent
, incut with its noxious burden
County Treasurer.
I,.,.,
,
.
,
to
.
i
wiiu
urHumui
portraits
ana
with
beautiful
and
full
information
trip to Portland we bad occasion of May, appeared in Tillamook glided round the bend and wan .ibout thcgrv«t nsu
. » cf
of th?
the day. Protection,
!x-ur-
Rrciproi'ity. The Silver Question, etc. by Mc­
to converse with many influential town a gentleman of l-'tilstallian lost to view.
T. II. Mi:.«!■:Ko1.1-:,
Kinley, Rush, Senator hale, Secretary Noble,
|
Murat
Halstead, etc. Also in a separate volume
girth,
accompanied
by
a
large,
—
men regni ding this county, and
N< tire.
languishing,
ami
somewhat
passe
The
lives
of Ckveiand and Stevenscn.
the universal exprt -i -:t from the
I with authentic
authentic portraits
portraits and
nr.d biographical
lady,
and
two
gentleman
with
un
­
mouths of all is that I'illainook is
Notice is liervbv given that the ‘ketclu t s;
a; alt»
ah » ) a » sj-iuHi'.itl
SJ bmini tliscubsit
d i-eut-sion cf the l>cm
«
rz« /«
t • i
{
i ocratic principles by powetful Democratic states
the richest ami most favor. «1 pronounceable names, the whole accounts
of ( . ( . bablnuge, of bay ( ity, myn
proving the
the soundness
soundness of
of Democratic
Democratic
proving
liples.
‘cip>vs.
section in the state, or Northwest, comprising the world-rettowiled have liven placet! in the hands of die 1 pb«
TlxMtAn ,
!H » coin
Atu money
— —
Thousand«
of Agents —
will
with
these splendid books. They will sell’where
as to harbors, rivers, lumber, th.'at«cal combination, heralded to uiidrralgnril for collection, and must nothing
els.
would.
D
»n
’
t
wait
to
write,
hut
tie paid at o ice. All account» remaining send 25 ctnts for one or 50 cents for both outfits,
dairying, stimmi r r. uri-, el.'., and IXIIantook and the adjacent wilds
showing the beautiful engravings.
unpaid
on
August
I,
181)2,
w
ill
lie
slid
all are looking this way with an as tho “John Jack Troupe."’ The iiisin. I'artie» may save cost by settling BEV.’ARE OF CHEAP JOHN BOOKS.
manner of their coming was well at once. E. E. Si.i.ru. Alt’y for
eye to investment.
Secure the official editions with the grea
Republican and Democratic leader»' \ iews
enough, and Tillamook re cived I
Dekutn Bros.,
■ the Tariff and Silver questions.
is
1’ortlancl, Ore.
The recent blood, battles be­ them with open arms. The citi­
Enr^iiy wants ti*i&s6 Bccki.1
tween the strike! and Pinkerton zens vied with each other in their
Merchants, Farmers. Mechanics and
Quick Transportation.
;
clas-e*-will
eagerly bu\ them. They will »ell
men near Pittsburg portends a efforts to please the Thespians.
like wild fire, flic greatest chance for money
making
ever
offered Address quick
Tho
Stemner
Elmore
anils
from
Astoria
great and awful conflict between Chairs, tables, lamps, and other
Io
Tillamook
bay
on
Monday
and
Thurs
­
THE HISTORfAH COMPANY.
capital ami labor, mi l it i- lire tn properties were freely lent, and'
day mornings, on arrival of tho Vnioti
,■nine unless tin- state of thing« is the iesoiiici's of the community i Pacific shamcr leaving l*o**tlaii.l on Sun­ 723 Market St , History Building,
Sen Francisco, Cal
changed in tIm m ar future. The wore taxed to the uttermest to day and Wednesday night« at 11:3 k
workingmen are i.-t bee« niing in­ supply the troupe w th needed par- 1 Through ti< keta can be had nt U. 1*.
telligent mid edm ated, ami demand aplirau lia, and all given as freely ticket oftice, 254 Washington St., corner
Third. Sails from Tillamook bay Tues
due recognition. Tim great polit- as tho gospel. The performances
days nn I Fridays Good passenger ac-
drew
large
houses,
the
acting
was
icnl parties must not turn a "deaf
comtnodaEons and through freight rate.«,
ear to them any longer, and the fair, the initial behavior of the a.« low ns by any other line Thia is by
pernicious Pinkerto interference artists, in their social relations all odds the quickest way to get from
has about run its time, and will with the people, was exemplary, 1 Tillamook to Portland, and enables our
t'arring a sligh tendency to friski­ men hants to leh graph for goodsand
he brooked no longer.
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get them here on slmrt notice No such
ness of sp< ech and a fondness for
lime Ims ever Iwfore been made bet wren 1
The Mortgage tax ami imlebted risky double intendres, observable
.tr '-tJnEZZD
Tillamook and tlie outside world. 3t f.
ness exemption laws are a gr at in the lady, which, however, was
f-sr-rn
7»
Work W ante«l.
nuisance.
Ono of Tillamook 's charitably condoned on the ground
prominent ciliz, ns. a reliable ami of prob s-ional latitude in stieli
H.
W.
LASSELLE
&
SON
The uixlei»ir'iie<l off, r» her »ervicv» us
prominent man, came here to re­ tn.tilers.
Keep constantly on
t he limit of their stay took lor family or logging < >uii|>, or to <l<>
ON SALE
hand rolled barley,
side a few year . ago. lie had a for this time having come, tin vencinl h. u-r work, or work of any kind
vats, cliop »ml wheat
-TO­
few thousand dollar« loaned out in troupe departed, with tho best wbh'h e.m be clone by a capable aucl
industrious
woman.
Address
California ami in lit«- east, mid wishes of the |>cople. and a promise
OM A HA
Mas. Blti 1K Fi ntox ,
would have trmisferii I liis loans to front the company to return at an
Kansas
City
and
St. Paul
Tillamook Ore.
thia county, but Im found lhat the early date.
tax on mortgages eats up ilm
RK AL KMTATK Tl¡ INSFEII«.
l ime passed, anil tlie early days
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interest. Ho is a num who Las a of July came round, and with them
CALIFORNIA
Li»t of real «tot tie trnn.fers in Tillamook
i ■ < •
great ileal of home pride, und while the John Jack troupe, minus the Ccunty f>r the week ending July 12,
quite prosperous here. has not I h >, n two gentlemen ot difficult cogno- 1802, iu> filed in the office oi the County
CoBsnmers who buy from
lob.
bing and retail profits. Freitht not over .> r-er
Clerk
able to loan luoney in this eoumy, nteus, an I plus a small boy ot in-
tb to Montans »srcfully taxed d.axarv free
Pullman Steepen,
Mvrml varieties . n-irelv *.!<! mn. Ai'houeh
Colonist Steepen.
of course, what money Im .is load, liinitegall and enormous volubility. I* Cn>nent> It MiCatrt, 4 7
tbvre ha* been « harp adva- . e, we still offer:
block» in Pacific Heritor, »nd
fO tbs fine cook in j raisins • r grapes
n o>
Reclining Chair Can
here has been let out here. But In this visit of the company every­
•bout 13>' acre, in 2 u, 10 w, 3 i««0 I*»
W »9 unfitted or H
pitted plum«
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10 the fine penne«.
and Dinen.
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he has not found it pi .Tit il.le nt all. thing went merrily until, with a Pal.aar A Morton to J«ne P.
10 tM nupeeled or u IM peel<4 i ean.
. 1 oo
r»tter>on, lot 2. 14k 12, Bew­
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en^pberr
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cur
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•(»»■ner.
from
Portico
1# Sjn Franclac» .v.r¥
A great (hail of 1.1
y would I- shrewd eye to the main chance.' ley-» add. to Bay C4y.............
rants, citron, apple«, date« aod ottar fruita.
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Four day«.
placed here lor l< ms were it not directed by a knowledge of local Truman Harris to A. II. Harris,
1 dos. cau next anrimu. table
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IS
13 acres in sec. 8, 2 », 9 w
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for this elmoxious niorl >.ige tax talent as a drawing card, the
To Ard
75
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IV. B Hurst to C. T. Hills, v,
73
From
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law, ami capital is just what i players proptieed to present '’l ikst
tomato«. N-.f n,. *<• »y
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b»t in Bay City,
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380 IX»
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Inform»!».» „.1 oo „
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needed here. M.rr txxl »uln-Utn-
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Xic<itoci and Sigau.
DRUG STORE>
Dr. [1.11.
Fifty Years Experience in ths Drug Business.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Notions Etc,
always on hand.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
Everybody invited to call
Opposite
Larson House.
Til l<a mook
Cleveland vs Harrison
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FRUIT
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\XD CONFECTIONERY.
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NOW O1JEN
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home*
made and French candles, oranges, nuts and
lemons.
if Hrst Class Restaurant in Connection.
5
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
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CORNER FIRST S t . 8t STILLWELL *«-
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Is selling hardware stoves and
tinware at “hard-times” prices.
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’CALL ANi) SEI
C or . 1 st . S t . & 1 st . A ve . E.. T illamook .
CptCAdO, gT. LOUI&
l:ast, North and South
T T he C ounty F air !
■ H l T il UMOOK FAm ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD FORTH THIS*
YE m R IN PETTER SHAPE THAN EVER. THE FAIR
vao t.'(J?1NESTLY F0R FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN THIS
TKrniAN‘ THE T: :E 0F HOLDING IT WILL BE ADVER*
wn t
‘ £?‘ L00K 0UT for ANNOUNCEMENTS WHICH
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—ALL ARE C0R1.