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present of KiO acres of as fine a
prospect of gorges, ••anyous cliffs,
precipices mid rocky spurs as ever
lay out of doors, climate, scenery
etc., thrown in.
The only hope of the Democracy
M. this year, as is freely admitted by
the leaders, is to get as many
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Lo«t. Found, For Rent. ForSalc. Wanted, and tion i. to the House of Represent­
special notice«, in claasilied "ad" columns, at
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion ative.“. in which case Cleveland
«nd hall rates thereafter.
votild be the choice. However,
Legal notices, Nonpareil, jocts. per line for
first insertion and iicts per line Iur tach suose the third i arty movement docsnot
qnent insertion.
appear as strong as anticipated,
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and the chances of Harrison ’selec­
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No special position will be agreed upon for tion seem the best of any of the
any advertisement, though w take es] « rial
pains to display advertising matter < iTectivt ly candidates.
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and give as favorable position as possible, Ire
quently changing the "make up" of the paper
We make a special effort to change or re buil«l
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but make no contract to that « fleet.
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T eumn : C»«li In «<lv»*ii.efor»ninll adverti««-
Yiients, and payment Is required monthly or
quarterly on large contracts.
Correspondence on tuples of general Interest,
i nvhed.
Ad.lrcas all communications to
K HK4IH.WHT,
T illamook , on.
T illamook , O re .,
.Jri.v 21, 1K02.
It is time to moke active prepa­
rations for the l'air this fall.
There arc hoiiic feature« about
io Australian ballot Kyntem, an
used in this state, that are very
expensive and cumbersome.
'I lie
law is good in the main, but needs
revision badly.
All is quiet at the scenes of the
riots in Homestead l’a., and in the
Cieur D’Alene country, the troops
being in possession at both places.
It is thought, though, that if non­
union men are pill in now, that
till) trouble will begin again 11H
soon as the troops leave.
Some may think we have ex­
cecded the bounds of propriety in
describing the doings of the har-
lot-mongers in this city, but some
plain facts couched in un-mistnk-
able phraseology, is just wlitlt is
needed to awaken the people to a
proper degree of indignation at
tho recent outrages against law
and order.
Senatoi J. W. M’xwell, of
Tillamook, was in St. Helens on
Wednesday last, looking after the
interests and wants of his constit­
uency. Mr. Maxwell seems favor­
ably incl ned toward the repeal of
the exemption for indebtedness
law, but would not advocate such
a measure in opposition to the
wishes of his constituents. He is
very enthusiastic over the efforts
being made by the newspapers to
bring about the modification of our
present road system, ; ml a so
< xpre.-sed n desirj to see the
assessment law amended to some
more satisfactory manner. Mr.
Maxwell lias been a member of the
Oregon Legislature before, conse­
quently lie may be able to secure
some valuable legislation during
the coming four years for which
lie has been elected by Columbia,
Washington and Tillamook coun­
ties.—-St. Helens Mist.
According to the Oregon City
EnterpriiHb It. It. Haya and .1. It.
Markley have completed the pres­
ent owner book of Clackamas
county and have shown up 95,000
acres of hind and 12,000 town lots
that have not been assessed. the
total value of which, at the lowest
estimate, foots up to 8733,000,
and they have received for their
work 815,00 mid 1J per cent on
the amount mini d, making in all
812,500. It is considered there as
a good investment by the county,
as the taxes collected for this year
will be increased by about twice
what was paid for the work, t? say
nothing of what will be gained
hereafter, and the assessors books
can lie ke (straight. About 11*000
tiefes were found to bo doubly
tissc.-seil. Ilnys mid Markley are
still ut work on the Multnomah
county records.
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’a-¡¡u-i-w..» v.«JMÉjatitiiyi
’j' -r cult
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the forni.
The trouble in, that the gr:at
politkml partie« hearken to the
eapitaliutH and office-seeker« more
than they do to the producing pop­
ulation.
The strikers have committed
some serious depredations in their
fight, but they Lave been driven
to desperation.
War is always
accompanied with disaster.
The alleged high prices paid to
a few skilf.’l superintendents are
mentioned only to mislead.
The
average wages are less than 82.00
per day, end the majority receive
less than 81.50.
The political system that enables
a few men to accumulate all the
property and enslave all the bal­
ance of the people, is what ‘the
workingmen are battling against.
It isn't so much the p rticular
instances as the general principles
whiUi are involved.
A great conflict is near at hand
unless the poli ical system is rad­
ically reformed. This nation lias
won its victories anil preserved its
autonomy only with the help of
the industrial classes.
It would
be a slim army without these peo
pie in the ranks, and a formidable
enemy that lias their help.
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Price’s baking powders at Cohn’s
Try Rising Sim baking powder, at
Cohn’s.
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Subscriptions for any paper published
taken at Lamb’s
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Patronize home • industry by getting
your legal blanks nt Lnmb’e.
W anted :—County orders to the value
of $3000 at tho bank. C. A E. T hayer .51
San Francisco Chronicle, Daily and
Sunday, delivered’ tacts |>er week or
65cts per month, strictly in advance, at
Lamb’».
t-f.
A new line of hat« and c:q>s, and ladies
furnishing gissls just received nt Miss
Mag_’ie Krebs' millinery sti.rc>it Woods.
-All goods sold at cost for the next thirty
days
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Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds,
and other legal blanks, the latest «!>-
proved forms, well printed and on the
best quality of paper, at Portland ¡ rices,
at Lamb’s book store.
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UEAL ESTATE TRANSFER«.
L’st cf real estate transfer»in Tillamook
County to July 19, 1892, as filed in the
office of the County Gli-rk.
M M Keith to F R Wall, ne1»
sic 27, 1 n, 8 w,.................... i 1600 00
Win Luttie to O A line, tract oil
Nehalem river,.................. ... 160 00
Thirty-two U S Patents to vari­
ous individuals, were filed for
record, all to be delivered to E
T Davies..................................
W T Harris to E T Davies, lot 5,
blk 13, Saginaw City............ 100 00
C A E Thayer to Flora E. Smith,
lot in Thuyer’s add to Tilla­
mook ...................................... 262 00
E C Price to S E Price, n1» sw!»
sec 17, and eji sc1^ see IS, 1 s
Let John Sherman and other
9 w ......................................... 100 00
sage financiers and politicians
Special Sale«.
turn their attention to the great
During the month of July, 1892, we
difficulties that confront us. That
the whole political system is rad­ will make special sales, at ’’Frisco Store”
of our entire stoc k of dry goodfl, boots
ically wrong, is very patent. The
and shoefl, clothing, hats and caps, glass­
proper and adequate remedy, we ware, qntensware, crockery, groceries,
shall not attempt to suggest, nor provisions, etc., etc. If you wish to
can we think of any feasible plan secure bargains, this will afford yofi the
to alleviate the difficulty, but some best opportunity ever offered in this
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of our astute statesmen surely can city.
devise a means of relief if they
A Chance for Composers.
will tear away from the Pluto­
i in order to stimulate American com|>o-
cratic influence of monopolies and sitioii, The Ltdies' Home Journal has
get the warp out of their contract­ I just made public an attractive seiiefl of
liberal prizes lor the best original mu-
ed ideas of justice.
ideal composition by composers resident
I in the United St.ites and Canada. The
prized call for a waltz, 11 piano composi­
Notice is hereby given that Hie tion, a pleasing ballad and a popular
accounts of C. C. Babliidge, of Bay City, song, an anthem and the four best hymn
have been placed ill the hands of the
tunes. The competition is open until
undersigned for collection, mid must November 1st, next. The opportunity
be paid at on e. All accounts remaining has an additional attractiveness since
unpaid on August 1, 1802, will 1« sued the prize compositions will form part of a
upon. Parties may save cost by settling
series for which Strauss is writing an
at once. E. E. S ei . i - ii , Att’y for
origial waltz, and (ijunodan«! Sir Aidnir
Dekum Bros.,
Sullivan each an original song.
Portland, Ore.
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Drug S(or<* for Sale.
Ou lek Transportation.
SUMMON
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Tillamo >k County.
Emma ('ook, Plaintiff,»
vs.
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John Cook, Defendant)
T.jJohu Cook, the above named defciiaani.—
In th«’ name of tlie State of Oregon you are ye.re‘
by required to appear and answer the complaint
or tli“ plaintiff filed against you in the above
entitled suit by the first day ol the first regular
term <»f the above entitled Court uext ensuing
six successive weeks publication of this summons |
to-wit: the 22nd day «>i August i 8 v 2, or in default .
thereof th“ plaintiff will apply to tlie Court for
tlie relief demanded therein to-wit: a dissolution
of the marriage contract now subsistin’.' between
plaintiff and defendant, tor the custo'ly 01 the
minor children Eva Ellen Cook mid John Henrv
( o<»k and for such other further or dinerent relief ,
as to the Court may seem proper.
Claude Thayer,
Atty, for riff.
This Summons is published by order of R. P.
Boise, Judge. Dated June 30, 1892.
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COHN & CO
S EMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for
the County of Tillainook.
Johannes Wa’nlert, Piiiintift’, ]
vn .
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Thomas Mannftheim and f
Joseph Green, Defendants. J
la the name of the State of Oregon you arc
hereby required to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you in the above entitled
suit by the first day of the next ensuing regular
term <>f tlie Circuit Court of the State of Oregon j
for the County ot Tillamook, to-wit: the 4tli Mon­
day of August 1892, or in default thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded against, you in the complaint filed
hen in. t<*-wit: a degree against said Thomas
Mannsheim for the sum of ^225 and interest
thereon at 10 per cent, per unnum from April
2ist 1890, ami for $50 Attorney fees in this suit
and costs and against both of said defendants
that a mortgage given to secure said sum be
foreclosed and the property describcal therein,
to-wit: l he Southeast one quarter of section
twenty (20), in Township 1 north of range six
(6; wist oi th«’ Willamette Meridian in Tilla­
mook county be so’.d to satisfy the said degree
and that stud defendants be forever forclosed of
all right, lien,claim or equity cf redemption in
or to said premises and tor such other, further
or different rule, order or relief as to tne Court
may seem proper.
Tais summons is published by order of Hon.
R. 1’. Boise, Judg1 of the Circuit Court, above
named. Dated July 2nd, 1892.
Claude Thayer,
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oilice at Oregon City, Oregon, Tune
18, >>«92.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing named settier has filed notice of his intention
to make lilial proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before (he County
Ch ik of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on August 9, ¡S92, viz:
John R. Cook,
Homestead Entrv No. 7091, for the s‘4 ofse’4 of
sec. 20, and n’2 oi ne% «»! sec. 29, tp. 1 s, r 8 w.
lie names the following witness« s toprove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said bind, viz.
A. W. Hall. Augustin Wells, E. M. Keys and
M. A. Keys, all of Tillamook, Tillamook Co. Or.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
June
iS.
1892 —Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on Aug. 10, 1892, viz:
Morton Turney,
Pre-emption I). S. No. 7230, for the n
of sc 1 *
of sec. 26, tp is, r 9 w.
He mimes the tollowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
James Hughey, Morrison Mills, Grant Mills
ami Wm. Hughey, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
Co., Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
On account of ill-health, I wish to pell
The Steamer Elmore sails from Astoria my drug store and fixtures, together with
to Tillamook bay on Monday anil Thurs­ building and lot; or if desired, will rent
day inorninizs, on arrival of the Union t uilding to purchaser of drug stock.
I’aeilic steamer leaving Portland on Snu-
tf
Du. II. V. V. J ohnson ,
ilay iiiul Wednesday nights at 11:30.
Several piitrons of the hc I ioo I
Tillamook, Ore.
Through tickets can be had at U 1’.
here have urged uh to iidvoeute n
ticket office, 254 Washington St., corner
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
continuation of the 'chool during
I.and office at Oregon City, Oregon. June 18,
Third. Sails from Tillamook bay Tues
1892.
—
Notice
is hereby given that the follow­
the Hummer month« without a
day» anil Fridays Good passenger ac-
ing-named settler has file«l notice of his inten­
tion
to
make
final
pt oof in support of his claim,
commodstion» and through freight rates,
vacation. This Heems to lie the
and that Said proof will be made before the
as low as by any oilier line, This is by
County Cleikof Tillamook County, at Tilla­
general deniro of the people, mid
mook, Oregon, on Aug 8. 1H92, viz:
all odds the quickest way to get from
Conrad Zwickel,
Hiiri'ly in the bent plan, as lliesum-
Homcstvn«! Entry No. 8465, lor the sw’^of sw){
enables
our
Tillamook to Portland, and
1100 V THE TOWN.
of sec. 23 and s 1 of s e% aud se1, of sw«^, sec.
inei’H here are delightfully cool.
i
22, tp. 2 r iow
merchant» to telegraph for goods and
He names the following witnesses to prove his
while the winter weather is I too
Yes, boom the town, but b< get them here on short notice, No such
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
i
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aid
land, under Sec. 2301 R. S.
bad for tho little children.
carefill about fictitious values. The time Ims ever before been made between
William Johnson, Z Wells, Truman Hariis,
Tillamook and the outside world. 3t-f.
and T. F Harris, all of Tillamook, rillamovk
way to boom the town properly is
county, Oregon.
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Wilson, the tiiiiftlerer of Mamie
J. T. Apperson, Register.
to work for and imiko improve­
NOTICE FOR I’l Bl.lCATION.
Walsli, is trying Imrtl to play
ments. try to induce manufacturing
Land Office at Oregon x City. , x„
VKU,i, JU1V
Oregon,
July
School commenced in district II last
eiazy, ttnil is confessing to Im
1892.—Notice is lierebv given that the fol-
industries to locate here, and week, Miss Anna Pagencongli teacher.
•wing-named settler has filed notice of his in­
guilty of a great litany murders in
tention to make final proof in support of hi«
secure thrifty and industrious
claim, aud that said pr.-of will be made before
News nrriveil on the 14th Hint the
mi incoherent way. lie claims to
« •unity Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
settlers fur the con try. Advanc­ survey on the North Nehalem was nc
mook, Oregon, on Aug 2<j, 1892, viz:
know' iilsiut the murder of Mrs.
Henry Saxton,
ing prices on tow n lots and farm cepted.
Homestead Entry No 8174, for the ne> i of nw’.
Scott, in Yamhill county, but
and nW1., of ne’s. < 17. tp. 2 n. r 9 w,
M. Buchanan, Deputy U. S Surveyor,
properly will not do it, but will
He names the following witnesses to prove
nothing definite can Im imide from
continuous residence upon ami cultivation of.
kill the place as it has a great lias gone to Portland on a business trip.
said land, viz: under Sec. 2^01 R. S.
Ida story. Win. Scott, the husband
It D Sa les and Marshal Roberts of Policy I’ O
Mrs. F. G Scoveli hna her new barn
many other places. Beware of in­
and Dan Hickey and L I. Smith of Garibaldi
of Mrs .Scott, is serving a life sen­
all «>f ‘1 illt:mook Co. Oregon.
flated values and visionary spec­ completed.
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J• T. Apperson, Register.
tence ill tho state prison for the
Bom, on July 15, to the wife of li
ulations, ns they will give the
NOTICE
FOR
1’I BIJCATION .
Scovell,
it
son.
crime, and claims he is innocent,
Land office at Oregon City. Oregon, Inly it .
town a backset from which it will
*2.-Notice is hereby given that the tollow-
so further dev elopments are await­
nam«i settler has fl ed notice of his intention
be a long time in reeov ering, Don't
to make fitm! proof iit support of bin claim, and
ed with interest.'
tloit said proofwfll be made before the County
try to push the town ahead of the
S. Iliad commenced July 5th, with Mr-.
< lerkof lillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, <m Aug. 30, 189a, viz:
country. Build up the country, Barnard in charge.
A careful estimate shows that
John D. lylwards,
and the town will take ear, of The roads in this part of the county
Ihnnestead Entry No 7023. for the
of ne’i
the voteH of Barnegilt precinct cost
and
01
nw4
«if seu. 12, tp. 2 g, r 8 w.
nre
generally
good,
except
the
one
fr.nn
itself. Let usavoidtlie misfortuue
He names the following witnesses tn prove
over 85 apiece, there being only
Ins continuous residence upon and cultivation
which hiiH befallen our sister city llav City to the Miami bridge, which is
of said land, viz:
thirteen of them, however, iindthe
rather rough
L Crenshaw of Tillamook, and E M Revs
on the bay. As in this case, a
' A Keys ami (.eorgc-Shotwell of Trask P b
vote of tho precinct even then did
Kemember that all school taxes not
all ot lillaii’.o k Co., Oregon.
place which is advertised for more
paid tn July 28, will be delinquent and
J. T. Aiipcr.on, RegtMrr.
not materially change tho general
than there is in it at present, limy will be placed in the Sheriff’» hands for
result of the county election, but
Mil'll E FOR Pl'BLU AT1ON
lake a mushroom growth at first, collection, l’uy now and save costs.
<>..!• e aiorei.in City Orwr,,». July it
the voice of the people mii-t lie
I'jt.-hoUcc '« hereby *iven that the following!
but investors are disappointed and
nani.-.l settler has tiled notiee of hia intention
Bay City.
heard, though it does cost n little
O make in«l proof in »upw.rl of hi« claim, and
go away eui’sing the pl it , and in
Ihul said prv.it will be made before the County
somwthing. The county foots the
I lrrkof Tlllam«x>k<'..nlity,at Tillamook, Ore­
The services hold by ti c Methodists, in
gon. on Auc :)t 189». yfz
fact giving tlie while country a
settle
bill, of course, but hereafter the
Otto Walther,
bhlek eye. Don’t base yuui values Robliius’ hall last Sunday, were largely
Ho -. cCen I A; o N . M*,. for 1(u. ,s of neW 1
expense will not be quite -o great,
All knowing themselves indebted to me an
attended
I
n
,
of
or*..
<.f
,, ,p , 8, r Io u
too fur in the future.
Keep
as the booths and ballot boxes will
Chas. Young has moved into liis new will please call and setlie by note or cash tie untn-.a the foil..wing wltneweatn prove
improvements nlireast of tile pre­
»ml cultivation
before September 1st, ns I ext tog<i '
hist for some time.
resilience cast of the Winfield Imuse
Wall;»?«?. Hc-.irv Hav« William r.-«fr—
vailing prices. Boom tho town,
away at th«: time. N A. II i tcuins i f< «■* .« W ■.,•«
K.. .1 »•'■•on . all ot N. sto.-ton P
S. G fastis is in Portland on business
in.»« k ko., O;r;tm.
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Some people here have been Imt do it on legitimate and business this week
J. T. Apperson. Register. |
principles.
foolish enough to invest their hard
W. W. Starr and family will leave for
.
,
ton I’CRI.ICATIOS
tho \\ illamette valley this week.
Laud onnx at .‘‘E?:tb^
Oregon l ily Oregon
July >< 3 •*
earnings with n man w ho is selling
’JefoiU
THE GRh'Al question
H.
T
Kirry
has
his
new
residence
In.
named
settler
has
nk-d
nMice
of
his
inten­
lots in n remote addition to Port­
tion to make hnal proof in support ofhfscl ,h,i
nearly complete I
and that said Fnxif will be mule be for. til
land, mid it is snid L nt the lots in
\\ by not protis't labor direvtly
County Chrk of lillanittok County al Tills
Chas. Young has pun based the barber
mook. Oregon, on \uy.
1S)2
this particular addition all stand ns well as capital?
shop formerly occupied by Chas l’cter.
Henry Hays,
on end and lire not aen -«ilde to
son
Homestead
Kntry
S'o
o-
f„r ,hr ,,, ,
tiem ral sMopathv, regar<lb>ss of
•eyf nr , au.| ucl, of tW, of
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the city except by mtaiiH of a bal­ parly seems to be with the strikers
CALIFORNIA
Work Wanted.
He names the following witnesses to nrore hi.
loon, ami are alisolutely worthle“.-.
^nm1d"’vi.r”,dt"i* Uk n *■"* -■“'■Uouof.
It isn’t the workingmen vs. Car­
The nmletsiguisl offer» her service* »•*
Buying a cat in a bag. ami of mi
< oinnnifn who bny fmm h « ««ve ho<h J. b-
Otto Walther. G W Wailac«
n..—
negie. but the p<s>ple vs. tyranny.
bln« and retail profit«. Freight not over > per
•u nf
TSi’
conk for (amity or logging amp, or to do Iht.» Montana, « arrfullv bow! .Iravag? free
irrcH|*oiisit)le stranger at that, is a
¡'•Tcr*J
• n’irety *»‘«1 «»nt
U*h«»uth
\s
the
musses
beeome
eilueat«-«!
J. T. Apperson. Register
general house-work, or work of any kind
sure way of getting .id of money,
there ha* been a harp advance, we «till «»ffer
they realize ami ilenmml their which can la- done by a c«|>ab!e and
Jfi TF'« fine C’M'kint raisin«rr crape«
»1 0)
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a Hirtu f for rt ni.K ATiot«
«•veil it it is iri-evis ablY lost. Some
FO h»s unfitted nr It lb« pitie«! vimn«
i «•
' o':*”’.'“ T'K""
Oregon Jone ,«
rights.
industrious woman. Address
10 »• fine prune*.
1 M
Nottc** is hereby «Twn th«t th«» r.’t
who do this could not be induced
»0 TM unprvled or U lb« peeled |x a-K
I JO Ing named settler has b ed
of hi. imlL
Ma.«.
I'KiiK
F
enton ,
fit wium’t fbr the principles of,
Al*o hlackberrte«. >, raspberres, eherrie«. c cur- t1ou to makettnal pr«M»f in support of hi«clMim
to invest in a legitimate specula­
rant«, citron, applev date* aud other fruit«.
Tillamook Orc.
• n*l that Ch ««ill
t'r*x»f
will be ma.u
county
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plum« or cape*, table
Sewing Machine fur Sale.
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will not pay their debts. If a Til- yet than they are.
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ZZim-cls of o-xocexies, Oroelseiy,
G-lasswaie,
Goods, ZZats,
Olotlxizxg-, Boots; Slxoeg
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Euw. G. K. WIST,
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All kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics' supplies.
Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location
on the river, directly below the forks, deep water
front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and
telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in»
vest. Correspondence solicitdd. Address
E. G. E. W ist , .
Nehalem, Ore.
< 7THEtBUREÂUtSAL00N»
C. H. SMITH, P roprietor .
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
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First St,, Spp. □ccidEntal,
Tillamook, Dri
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C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
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and Qiqais.
Fina Biilisrd aqd Paul Tables.
TILLAMBBK,
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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Imnoo er wants and must lune a
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A White s»wing Machine for half price.
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fine pine arpie», table
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Joseph Angelo,
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Fifty Years Experience iq ths Drug Busins««.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Drugs, 1'atent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Notions Etc.
always on hand.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CDMPDLINOED.
A. LETCHER,
WATCHMAKER AND?JEWELERS
M atched i lucks , J ewelry <; vxb . A mhvnition and
fishing
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TjLLAMOOK BAKERY *
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AND (JONFECTlONERi
NOW OPEN.
- h tread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Hooii*
made and French candies, oranges, nuts
lemons.
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fjp Hrst Class Restaurant in Connection. J
MS ALS AT ALL HOURS.
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