Tillamook headlight., August 11, 1892, Image 2

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ÍDl'CA TIOJf A ND PROSPERIT Y,
vt.
IGNORANCE AND NOTHINGNESS.
Published every Tlramday evening.
Cnlrk Transportation.
The Steamer Elmore sails from Astoria
to Tillatiitiok bay on Monday and Thurs­
day mornings, on arrival of the Union
Pacific steamer leaving Portland on Sun­
day and Wednesday nights at 11:33.
Through tickets can lx? had at U. P.
ticket office, 254 Washington St.., corner
Third. Sails from Tillamook bay Tuts
days and Fridays Good passenger ac­
commodations and through freight rates,
as low as by any other line, This i» by
atl <>dds the quickest way to get from
Tillamook to Portland, and enables our
merchants to telegraph for gnoijs and
get them here on abort notice. N'> such
time Ims ever before been made between
Tillamook and the outside world. 3t-f.
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Advertisements under this head, one cent
per Word for first insertion, and half rates
thereafter.
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| fthcriraSale
Oaorae F. Williams!
ABSTKACTS Ol' TITI.K- ItUc ex.minrd
Notice i» hereby ulrt". ‘^('^.''J'/.Venairrii! i
end record, ■eiirehtd Abstracts made lor executiuu duty 1 «sued out
ti enforce n
all laud, or l..wi. lots ii. Ills county on .Iwrt court on no , U" «ley
Ju ? ‘¿'Al rlefeudaiit.
iiotk.u Work fur noun-*|deiit land bolder». In
wecially. rim .ri.ly - t of a',.tract boukn or
theiuunty. <‘otnpielt* to'late, office hi 11 la
light office. Address T illamook A bstkalt "iLl’co.’My'orejon and
Co., Tillamook, Ore-
E d . H eadlight :—To the ears of
some few, the above quotation may
appear strange, nevertheless it is
RATES OF sriJn< RlPTION.
true, they go hand in hand. Let
(S'rUICTLV IF ADVANCE.)
QUBSCVIPTIONS tak«n at this office for any rueni.to wii the sum of J137qS ru dcoal». ■»»
those of your readers of mature
$1.50.
newspaper or nia^uzine published in tue a,f^- ‘.’.I'f u inTu‘7 nr.— “> ™-1
One year
f
. .75. years look back but 30 years only 1
United States or Foreign cni'druM.
Sif months
50.
Three mouths
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with
the
ami compare that time
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\/ISi riNG CARDS —A fine li ic of latest styles, made by ine upon tai'l
• 5O cts per pack of r9. At this office.
ADVERTISING RATES.
present. Has not the wealth <»r
p r year »6 75 this great Republic iiimmst <1
1 inch, per month
Jo 7'»
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3 75
, M00 enormously?
A ik ! why? Because
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‘"Glven'u'iuie/'inv h»nd and aval thia >5th <la>
Local notices, 1 oct« per liii"'. and «.cts.
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of J“15" •XilUlTriH^Tc:ounty.orexon. |
the first insertion. Only rct* per line for first hour of the «lay, Home new ideas,
w
líiüS 'fe
insertion for regular a-lvci tii-c: s.
Consumers who buy from ns save both Job­
Li;
some
new
methods
for
increasing
bing and retail profits. Freight not over 2c per
Lost, Found. For Rent ForHal»«. Wanted, and
31 unie Lassons
k
tb to Montana, carefully boxed; drayage free.
Special notices, in classified ‘ ad” columns, .t the yield of our
SUMMONS.
products, new j
Several varieties entirely sold out. Although
the rate of one cent per word fur flnt insert!«,n
In the Circuit Court of the Stat? of Oregon for,
there has been a iharp advance, we still offer:
■and hall rates thereafter.
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inventions of every description On piano or organ. Term» to suit the 20
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Tillamook
County.
tbs fine cooking raisins or grapes.......... $1 W
Emma Cook, Plaintiff.»
tbs unpitted or 14 tbs pitted pfums.......... 1 <»
What times, $8 |>er quarter. Now is the time 80
Legal notices. Nonpareil, locts. per line for imaginable are occurring.
10 tbs fine prunes.
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‘firct insertion and 5cts per line for each subse­
John Cook, Defendant)
.
tbs uupeeled or 14 lbs peeled pears......... 1 w
has caused this great change? to edmmte your children in music at a 80 Also
T«> John Cook, the above named defendant. I
quent Insertion.
blackberrie’, raspl>erries, cherries cur­
small co.-t. M k . s . D. C. B owkkh . S t f
In th-- iiameoftheM .te «/ < »rvgoii you ary here.
rants, citron, apples, dates aud other fruits.
What great
All local notices will be” tarred” or otherwise Simply education.
bv required to at-p at and answer the‘P1’1 ’ *
, designated as advertisement!;.
oithc plaintiff filed . gainst you in the
___ 2 apricots,
fl 50
1 doz. canned
apricots, table
table ......................
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Drug Stere for Sale.
power produces the great men and
entitled suit bv th«- first d «y of the first regular
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plums or grapes, table........... 1 15
1
No swerial potion will be agreed upon for
h'rni ..r the above entitled Court next ensuing ,
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pears or peaches, table......... 1 75
1 M
'ix.uceeMiveweek.public1tion<fthi«?un"nou»1
any advertisement, thong’.» we take especial women of the present age, and in
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fine pine apples, table ...1 75
On account oi ill-liealtli, I wii-li to fell 1 M
pains to display advertising matter effectively
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tomatoes
best
at.
Ftfc,90c
and
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w
to-wit: the 22nd day of August 18^2 or in default ,
such large number.--? Education. my drug store mid fixtures, together with 11
and give as favorable posit ion a- poaslble, u «
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BHgar corn qt. »115, fl 40 and 1 50
then of the plaintiff w ill apply to the Court tor
quently changing the “make up” of the paper
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string fl 00 or Lima beans. 1 25
the relief<!emand« d therein to-wit: adtssolution
There were, of course, great men building and h t; or if di s red, will rent 1 Aak
for our complete price list of dry goods
of the marriage« on!ract nowsubsistiugbetwiCH
We make a special effort to change or re build
and general merchandise'. Mention this paper.
plaiati 1 ami defendant. t«T tin ciut-aiy oft fit
adveftiaeinanta us often as our natrons desire, in ye olden time, but they were few building to purchaser of drug stock.
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minor children Eva Ellen Cook ami John Henry
SMITHS' CASH STORK, Largest Dealers,
but make'no contract to that effect.
Dit.
II.
V.
V.
J ohnson ,
tf
( 00k ami for such other further or different relief
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and f r between. We can count
*s
Front 8t> 8an Franc*800» c'al-
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as to the Court may seem proper.
Tillamook, Or«-.
No cuts will be used, except out-line cut! on
Claude Thayer,
500 at the present time to 1 of fifty
metal bases.
Atty, for riff.
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Tïxe X^ea-ó.irxg' ZsÆeiolxants.
This Summons is published by order of R. P-
A
(
ine
of
Necessity.
years,
yes
thirty
years
ago.
What
We reserve the right to reject nny advertise­
Boise, fudge. Dated June 3°.
6—11
ment that we deem objectionable.
has wrought this wondrous change? VV’e can’t continue in business longer
T kkms . Cash in advance for small advertise-
SUMMONS.
Then unless we p iv our debts. We can’t pay
■ meuts, and payment Is required monthly or Again I repeat, Education.
1 In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for
quarterly on large contracts.
the
C«mnty
of
Tillamook.
I would ask, why in the name of ous debts without money, ami we can’t
Johannes Wahlert, l’.ainilft.)
vs.
I
get
money
unltss
those
who
owe
us
pay
Correspondence on topics of general I utero t common sense do some persons
Thomas Manrsheim and f
up Rather than l>e closed out by the
Invited.
Joseph Green, Defimdants. J
fight
public
schools?
Is
it
because
In the name of the State of Oregon you are
Address all communicntions to
we »hall attempt to collect what
hereby required to appear and answer the com­
T he H eadlight ,
they Would have the children of sheriff,
plaint filed against vou in the above entitled
is
due
us;
first
by
requ
st,
and
that
fail
­
T illamook , O h .
suit bv the first day of the next ensuing regular
the present day return to the «lark ing, we shall be forced to use otiier
term of the < ircuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the C«»untyoi Tillamook, lo-wit the 4th Mon-
ages, to the days of ignorance, or melhodsof iiersuasion. We can’t afford
dav of August i 8;2. or in default thereof the
T illamook , O ui :., A i ’ gcht 11,1892. is it that with some persons this to allow our property to be be sold under
I plaintiff will apply to the Court for the r£*ie*
dcmaiidt«l against vou in the complaint file«!
! herein, to-wit: a degree against said Thomas
spirit of opposition to public schools I lie hammer to pay our obligations, and
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Mannsheiin for the sum of J225 aud interest
we don’t intend to allow such a sacrifice
thereon at 10 per c« nt. per annum from April
Alabama lias gone Democratic ' is innate? I would ask another if we can help it.
21st 18-0, ami forf.'.o Attorney fees in this suit
and costs and against both of said defendants
question. Which, out of any two What you owe us may seem a trifling
and Grover is supremely happy.
that a mortgage given to secure said sum be
foreclosed ami the property described therein,
towns, makes the most rapid pro­ amount, but llireo or four hundred ac­
to-wit: l’lie Southeast one quarter of section
twenty (23), in Township 1 imrllt of range six
grass, the one without a public counts running along iu amount» of fl.50
(6> west of the Willamette Meridian in 'lilla-
It is becoming more and more
mook countv be sold to satisfy the said degree
school, or the on«- with a public to |5 and #10, foots up quite a good deal,
and
that said defendants be forever forclosed of
apparent that T.lliiiuook county
and we must have it as it is necessary in
all right, lien, claim or equity of redemption in
school? Yet there are those who | I our
or to said premises end for such other, further
business. We have waited on those
should have two terms of circuit
or different rule, order or relief as to tne Court
would strangle a public school and who one us much longer than those we
may seem proper.
court in a year.
This summons is published by order of Hon.
thus kill a town by driving away owe are willing to wait on us. We
R. I*. Boise, Judge of the < ircuit ( curt, above
Dated July and, 18«;2.
that portion of its inhabit» .ts who would like to accommodate the public
Claude Thaypr,
It in not to be disputed tljat the are th«* bone and sinew of that still further, bnt can’t do it. So please
WIST,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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G t .
American laborer fares much bet­ town. What would tins town of : dig up the sin II amount you owe us at
FOR PUBLICATION.
Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Julv
ter than the English laborer, but Tillamook have been at the present at once. Send it by mail, or any oilier
1892 —Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lawiiu Darned settler has tiled notice of his in­
any attempt to bl ing wages here «lay were it not for its public ' way so we get it.
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
to the low plane at which they cx- schools, and what will it be in a
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
iut in England, should be resented few more years with the incalcul­
mook,Oregon, on Aug. 20, 1892, viz:
Henry Saxton,
G T. Williams started for Portland,
pryniptiy. if the labor unions in able benefits derived from its pub­ Monday.
Homestead Entry No. 8174, for the ne’4 of nw’,
and nw!4 of nc'q. sec. 17, tp. 2 11, r 9 w,
this country had not fought vigor­ lic schools? It is but a very short J. J. i’ye made a trip to Tillamook, on
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ail kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics’ supplln.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
ously and incessantly for their time ago that a com mod ions school Monday.
said land, viz: under Sec. 2301 R. S.
11 p S 1 les and Marshal Roberts of Policy l’.O. Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best locatio
rights, wages would he as low here house was built, and there were Gilbert Eyk has returned from his trip
and ihiu Iiickev and L L Smith of Gaiibaldi,
on the river, directly below the forks, deep watt
>f 'lilliimiiok Co. Oregon.
now as they nre In England, and persons who loudly expressed their to Portland.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
front,
good supply of fresh water, Post-office an
it is difficult as it is, to keep rich opinion that it was 20 years ahead J C. lieu ley lias a new dwelling house
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .
telegraph
station in town. Now is the time to u
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 13,
corporations from bringing droves of its time. Now where is it? nearly completed.
18 12.—Notice is hereby given that the follow-
vest.
Correspondence
solicitdd. Address
named settler has filed notice of his intention
of foreign paupers here to do their Nearly 10 years behind its time, Mrs. F. Joplin will leave for Portland
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
E. G. E. Wlsx
in the near future
that said prootwill be made before the County
work.
and more accomodation is needed. W. C. Marsh, the former cashier of the
Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on Aug. 30, 1892, viz:
The inhabitants of our would-be Williams Banking Co. of this place, has
John D. Edwards,
Congress passed the $2,500,000 city on the bay north of Tillamook obtained n position in a bank in Portland.
Homestead Entry No. 7023, for the w% of ne’4'
and sjj of nw% <>f see. 12, tp. 2 s, r 8 w.
appropriation for the World's Fair will do well to seriously consider Frank Worthington’s house was des­
names tiie following witnesses to prove
Cleveland vs Harrison his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation
and the sundry civil bill and ad­ this question. Not only thp pros­ troyed by fire Thursday afternoon. Mr
of said bind, viz:
L Crenshaw of Tillamook, and E M Key.«,
’S R T’-’C TIWT L’!' torchlight proces
journed. The Democrnts called perity of the town, hut the well­ W. was away at the time, and before TUI
liliO Id litu llfflu si.ms, w ill cheeringing M A Keys and George Shotw ell of Trask 1’. O.,
speeches, red fire anil enthusiasm. '1 he all of lillaraook Co., Oregon.
the preceding Congress the Billion being of our children is dependent assistance got there the file hud gained songs
8 13
J. T. Apperson, Register.
v hole <*«>uittry I - nrouaetl. Recognizing the
roprietor . v »
Dollar •Congress, but the present thereon. Those persons who are such headway that nothing was saved liiinirnM«* denninil tor political literature, we
with the exception of two truuks, a sew­ have issued a magnificent Republican campaign
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
book,
session Ims cost even more and not blessed with children (for th y ing ami a washing machine.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 13,
1892.—Notice is hereby given that the following-
practically nothing necompiudied. ara a blessing even in hard limes)
named settler has filed notice of his intention
THE LIVES OF HARRISOM AMD REED. to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
with beautiful portraits and fill information that said proof will be made before the County
The time was taken up in filibust­ do not appear to consular the wel­
about the great Issues of the day. Protection,. Cterk of I illatuook C«>u.ity, at Tillamook, Ore­
Price
List
—
Job
Printing.
Reciprocity,
The
Silver
Quistion,
etc.
by
Mc
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ering, and tin' Democrats failetl to fare of the children of others in Jon P rinting at L ess than P ortland V iik - es .
First St,j Dpp, Occidental.
Tillamook, 0»
gon, on Aug. 29, 1892. viz:
Kinley, Rush, Senator Hal«', Secretarv >%oble,
Otto Walther,
put themselves on rt... rd regarding th«* matter of education; others Now is the time to order Letter Heads, Bill Murat Halstead, etc. Also in a separate volume
Homestead App. No. 8241, for the
of ne%
Hea ls, Envelopes, Cards, Etc.
the tariff, silver or any other lead­ there are who are selfish enough to The prices given arc for the best (’P a I. ity of The Ilves of Cleveland and Stevenses ami n!._, of se11 of sec.. 12, tp. J r , r 10 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
pai ’E k and tU'tCK, though we furnish cheaper
ing question which they promised «•«insider their own desires only, grades ioi less money. No trouble about writ­ with authentic portraits and biographical his continuous residence upou aud cultivation
land viz:
vv ith pen ai d ink on our stat lot it ry, and the sketches; also a sph n-li'i dlscu-sion of the Dem­ of, C. said
IV Wallace, Henry Hays, William Petder-
to adjust. Their reform exists anil op|H>H«' measure pointing to ing
ocratic principles by powerful Democratic states
printing is done in the best style of the art.
men. proving the soundness of Democratic fie’d and Fred Burrow, all oi Nestocton, Tilla­
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
mook Co., Oregon.
only in promises made in their «•ducatiomil facilities, and these
.1 %Goo 1 1*450 1 ^vio I «fftiooo principles.
803
J-
T.
Apperson,
Register.
Thousands
of
Agents
will
coin
money
with
la as j f.t «•
uh I iivs . h Cards
J* i 50
U 5G
pint form.
two elements must be fought down, B Bill
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H« n<l«
5 oo these spleudid hooks. They will sell where
3 00
1 5'»
a as
5 oo nothing else would. Don't wait to write, but
Hinds
a >5
1 50
3 00
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ignornnee must be met by learning Letter
Note lleuda
2 00
4 $o send 25 «.tuts for one or 50 cents for both outfits,
l 40
a 75
Land
Office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
July
13,
Statements
1 4«.
2 00
4 50 showiug the beautiful engravings.
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1892. Notice is hereby given that the follow-
The editoi Mood at the beauti­ and common sense. Our Govern­ Envelopes .. xX
a 50 : . 4 oo
» 50
itt-4 named settler has filed notice of his inten­
. 2 50
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Large: XX
: . b oo BEWARE OFCHEAPJOHN B7CKS. tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim,
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as
Fine Billiard aqd Pool Tablas.
ful gate in all Ilia bin ami patches; ment provides lor the maintenance Show TiAeta... 1 50 2 00 • - a 75 j 3 So Secure the official editions with the gtea and that said Proof will be ninde before the
1 ■ 1 in «•
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2 00 ; with
slubs Republii an and Democratic leaders’ views on County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGDU
not long did he wonder, nor long of public schools, th«' people, who Poste, a. Small I 1 50
5O . 2 00 :
» 75 : 3 5° the Tariff ami Silver questions.
mook, Oregon, on Aug, 29, 1892, viz;
M> «Hum
1 00
3 <»
• - 3 oo
Henn- Hays,
did he wait, for they gave him a are the government, demand it, ” I.nrgr
. io co
5 00 • fc 50
» 50
Everybody wants these Books.!
in-nlnr Î.etter
Homestead Entry No 6876. for the n\ of ne^,
a 50
3 »5 j • S >5
1 75
THE OLD RELIABLE
handful of iiiatcheH; ami they and our officers representing the ( Shipping
Tags
1 co
of ne‘4 .ami ne% of ae1. of sec 10, tp, 3 s, r
« 75
a 75 : 4 So
Merchants, Farmers. Merbani« s ami all
classes will eagerly buy them. They will sell 10 w
tapped a big bell that was answered Government, and who are working Visiting Curds socts. V50 or "sets. %*ioo.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
' Bought ol ” statements on pencil paper, tablet like wild fire. The greatest chance for money continuous resilience upon and cultivation of,
making ever offered. Address quick
ill—well, in the place with the Blll- out judicially this government for m. $2 25 *> or £4 o<> |Alooo.
said land, viz:
"I'osltivelv no credit,” etc.. $1 fMoz
Otto Walther. G W Wallace, Fred Burrow«
THE HISTORIAN COMPANY.
phuroUH creature, mid the next problem will up'old the voice of IT.icatds,
or less jets, each for alloxar iairgc size |i 50
and William Pesterfield. all of Nestocton, Tilla­
y«lo/.. ami jets each for all over.
mook Co., Oregon.
the
people
in
obtaining
and
placing
723
Market
St
,
History
Building,
minute he found liitiiHidf in it the
8"’J
J- T. Apperson, Register.
Horse Bills on card board or cloth, f5 00 ^*50 or
San Francisco. Cal
j6 50 iw.
find going down elevator. And these public schools upon a sure Dewis,
Mortgages. Bonds for Iicrds, Summons,
NOTIC F FOR PUBLICATION.
they landed him straight way into foundation for the benefit of our Applications for Survey, and all other legal
Di*. [I. V. JOHNjSOfl, proprieton.
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Oregon. June 18
Flunks printed to order at f 4.00 f’leo for ordi-
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
i«;2- Notice is hereby givi n that the follow­
furnace fifteen, near a politic d children and our children's chil­ natysi'es lk»n<>t carry them in stock for Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ing-named
settler has filed notice of his inten­
letail. but they chii be found nt the stationery
has been duly ippniiitrd Administrator of the tion to make final proof in support of hi« claim
F riend of E ducation .
store at lowest prices in lots to suit.
briber; when lo! in a hob' of lirim- dren.
and that said proof will be made before the
Spet tally prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound Estate of William Fenski dec« as» d. l>v the County Clerk of Tillamook County*, at Tilla­
Fifty Years Experience iq ths Drug BuiineU-
[In justice to Tillamook will say iu tablet form, p 00 ^ico, f',50 F* 5» or $6 00 County Court of the State of Oregon, for the mook, Oregon, 01: September 5, 1892. viz;
Htone wan seen tile old de inquent
Countv of Tillamook.
I..1 nye size, <3 00, 50 anil $7 00.
All
persons
having
claims
against
said
Estate,
that
the
sehixil
aeeoniinodations
Joseph
Angelo,
■ubHeriber. And vainly to hide
Printing on Postal Cards, ft 01 )Aioo, ft 50 ^250» are hereby notified to present them to the un­
Pre-emption D. S. No 1524, forthe se»A of sw'
j* >00 and f t 25 ftimo.
dersigned at the office of i T.
t . Maulnby. in of sec. 27, tp. 3D. r 10 w.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Ilia emotion lie tried — 1 would that here are quit«» ample for the pres- f It 2 40
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Tillamook City, Oregon, duly verified, w ithin
always prvs to order in quantities of 500.
He names the following witnesses toprove his Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Notions
six
months
from
date
hereof.
bin face I c old allow you as he ent needs.—E d .]
No chance tot blocking work in tablets.
continuous rrsideuce upon and cultivation of,
Dated August 1. 1N92.
said laud, viz:
'
Extra charge for color work, printing on both
j
Admin «trator of the
always on hand.
draw a huge cart to the editor's
C'irr'S'.K,? ’i""' H'nry Tohl. Andrew Klein
side*
aril
difficult
designs.
All
kinds
of
com
Robert
Crawford?
Estate
of
Teachrr»* Inwtltute.
•ndT Ft.xlUgher allot Xehalvm, Tillamook
nieiA
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pi
inting
not
enum
rated
done
promptly
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Wni.
Femiki,
Deceased.
niile, naying: "Friend, here ia the
(.
o.,
Oregon.
ami at low rates.
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J- T. Apperson. Register.
all ami see our extensive line of sample«
wood that lowoyou.”- Ex-
Oti Thursday, Friday ami Snlurday of
prescriptions CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
W. F. D. J oses
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FutTua at.tr Paoratrro».
Da.T. II. Maszaoss, A smci . ts Earroa.
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Liauou and (SigW
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DRUG STOR
last week ita-4 held the moat kucccsf I u I
tvavhcni* institute e\er known in the
count). There were 31 lent livrs nnd 13
students picsent, Insides a large number
of viailors. Following is a list of the
teacliera:
Minnie I*. IL snier, Ella II Psge, Lin-
nic Uarnard, Loretta Schouip. Blanche
Sturgeon, Madelle Sturgeon, E iitii E.
Blown. Magg v Tone, Kiltie Mills, Eva
Hose, Hattie E Pierce, Eliza Shsks,
May Million, Melva Jones. V. A havis,
I avina Nolan, Mis !• IL Heals Lucy E.
Hough v, Ruth A Benton. Myrtie Wil-
liaiim, la»na l^gmikoph, Ida I'Ugcukopli,
J. E. Hosmer, l«estvr P Smith, Ulxrl
Mas« n, I.. U Chapin, Win. Buth ison,
C \. pKiwmnn, (Ivo W. Kiger, Win L
Brooks, A T. White. E. K Barnard.
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The non-union men are desert­
ing tit«' Carni'gie work*. Those
who are still at work insidt* would
quit l»ut they are told by Carnegie
1 hh « i «' h tliat the union men will kill
them if they veulura out. How­
ever, most who remain are Italians
and iH'grtHM«. Tiie i Inn of tqa'nd-
ing a fort n<* lo Heeure convictions
uiiiong the strikt>rs, liulldozing the
men with soldiers mid starving
them out, has failed to daunt them
mid it Is'gin« to hw>k aa if the
strike is a great siieeess
Tin*
Studebaker wagon factories and
other great industri«*« have been
Notice.
shut dowq for want of material, as
the workmen refuse to work on N»4irv is hereby given tlul the Board
I'arnegie iron. Many industrkti of k‘\|H:iliiHtion (ur the County ofTilU-
will lio |>amlyxe«l if tiiis thiug is tiK>»k, Mate <4 Oregon, will ui < t I at the
kept up and the people may have • •ilice of the t'ounly Clerk ol Bind etti nt y,
on Munday, Augu«t 21», HW8, fur the pur­
to sutler many pinations, but a pose of eqtialiaing the aaercatnent the
conflict like this is not so Isol as a cuiinty fur the year l*>2 AB parti« in-
s ir win irli
- ir. a< (‘oii>paHÌt‘<l tcii^tvtl in said cqualixiitìua will please
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anTyou enu get an idvH of what von want and
b; convince.I <»f out claims Mui) ordris ghen
prompt attention
Samples of I.«*gnl llmuk«
m nt tire to Notaries. Attorneys and J P s
Notice is hereby given that th • undersigned
has been duly appointed Administratrix of the
E st Ate of John E Ro«m. deceived bv the Countv
HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO .
Court of tiie State of Oregon, tor the Countv of
[Tack thi-on jour desk |
T illamook . O ku . TiHiuuook.
All persons having claims against said Estate
nre hereby notified to present them to the un­
dersigned nt the office of I. T Mauhbv in
<t ••T" 1 he date opposite your name printed Tillamook City. Oregon, dulv verified, within
on the margin of your paper or on the w tapper six mouths from th»» date heiiof.
Dated August 1, 1892.
imlk'ur* the time your subsetiption expires
an l you arc invited to renew at that tin e. All
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Adniitn«t-ntrix of the
pa|u rs «ent t<» parties outside the county are
Maggie E. Rosa>
j >t tie of
promptly discontinued w hen their tiin«* expire«
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John F Roa.«. Deceased.
an>t sf* mouths'arrearage is the limit within
the countv In stopping vour subscription, it
is ucceasary first to pay all arrearages.
NOTICE FDR PUHI IE 5T1DN-
Lund Office at Oregon City, oretcon, July 23.
1A,2 — Notice 1« hereby Rfvrii that thr following
Itqwins Tubules purify the blood.
nametl aettler haa filt-«l n Mice f hi« intention
Klpuns Tahulcs cure hart breath.
to make final protvf in s'tprort <-f hD claim and
that sai'lproof will
made U f >rv the Countv
Ilipans Tahtilm : for bad temper.
Clerk of lillautook Cuunty at Tilkniook. Ore­
Kipnns Tabules cure bihousm ss.
gon. on September u i'* '?’, viz
Ki pan. Tabules standard remedy.
Chark‘9 INvj pieyoung.
Ki; aus Tabules : one gives raliel.
I*re en.ptinn D R. N«‘ 67 A. for the «.» of •«».
of
se*
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and
nc‘4 of
of s c ;.tp. 1 «, rqvv
liipun. T.ilmkw cine mnalipation.
Hr name« the E>1 lowing witneMM* t«» provo
liipmis Tubules ; for torpid liver.
hit c«»nlinuo„« residem-c apvti and cultivation
RipansTabules: |>lea«niit laxative.
01 n.itel lan«l, viz.
O Lundin. L. G Frerm.i i. c,n« Wkklaml
Itipaus Tabules cure dixaiaeaa.
and <*1o(Guttstrvni. all« 1 TiHaiu «ok i'illamook
Ripans Tahuliv. cure dyspepaia.
C©.. (»rvgon
liipuns Tahulcs : a family remedy.
i. Regi«tcr.
Ki; ans Tabules : for ».ur stomach.
Ripans Tabules have com • to stay.
Ripans Tahulcs are always ready.
Ripans Tubules : best liver tonij.
HXHCVTVR S SAI.E.
• By.VT'iLof
ordrr "flh* .’o" Crmatr
court of Ttllnniook County, sute of Orows
duly ninre ritrd entered June nth
the un'
demWned > xenrlor or the u lti of M r Hath.,
way r.eceir-«' I will at one o'clock in the .Oer-
uo.n o: Ml ,rd..y .Inly t*(h rAn. of*r for ,"e
nt puh’lc aI...-tiOn at the Court honor door .i
rllhini.srk Oreyon, the real pror^-rtv of the
afor.--.vt teMator In Tillamook l-ountv.Oregon
■‘•«ribed "• (• t'owv. to-wit: The wuth hafr o'
I. e svuthwr.t
an,! the *
we.thalf
of th,.
W.U
oeru quarter rter
of «don
Towl,hi¿^
«v'l.t.i, of kitt g»> to west of thr Willsn. !•*
Mendrrn in r.rc.-on and alm ,s «¡ÍÜ h J th '
n to half ot —uth weal quarter of said aection
loare ap i ».ut r R.n4e
w„, tH>,
uv Ix5«;.u...g a: the aotitheoat corner ofthe
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quarter of th,. S t\ riu.Her of u-
1 ’«<« >n jo. anrlrnnnlng'them-e nwth
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TILLAMOOK jjAKERY I
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NOW OPEN.
- .<9sh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand.
made and French candles, oranges, hut®
lemons.
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Deed» to Iw made al exp™«. of purch.wr,
' ",' kAvl,I‘ T»*'«. k.ecuur
U^p m
,o
Aug«.,
S first Class Restaurant in Connection*
meals at all hours .
¿APAÑESE
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wremcnt of all L
iillíQbfl
Log«. I'lanks Ncaatlinj
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cxmtriil« of «.toare amt mund
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Timber hint« to lu: c« «1
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wxmm I iu<».«urv !»;»ev I
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Mwi cordwood tshle« felling
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•-'n-*« toth, gvnrn| llr<|tk
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S. A. ROBERTS
Is selling hardware stoves al
tinware at “hard-times” prices
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