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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1892)
BIIKVITIKS Miss Rosie Olsen is visiting in Astoria. Teams can now pass from this plac** to Forest Grove. The Truckee sailed from San Francisco on Wednesday. Dr. Patehen has gone to Nehalem on a professional trip. Don’t fail to hear T. B. Handley’s speech Monday night. Josiah Biggs has gone to Kansas to slay an indefinite length <*f time. Win Olsen has returned from an ex tended business trip to San Francisco. There was a large nttenda’ re at the Christian ( hiirch every night this week The Augusta sails fur this place next Sunday. She also brings goods ¡or Ne halem. II. II. Downing, of Nehalem, has just returned from a trip to the Willamette v.dlev. There will Be a dance Saturday night at Hadley’s Hall. S ipp »r will be served at the Allen House. Belter take ad vantage of the good weather to lay in your winter supply of provisions, wood, etc. Sjtne of our merchants have suffered a I ss of many hundred doll irs on account of the delay in shipping. It is exp'H te<l th it work will b‘gin on b »th en Is of the M • Minnvillo ami Nas- tucca toll road this week G. A Edmunds has just received per steamer Truckee ab >ut Torty tons of goods for his “Frisco Store.” W anted :—To buy a number of chick ens. Leghorns preferred, ami a g»ol milch cow. ('all at this office. Rev. A. B. Wade, who is preaching at the Christian church, is an able and for cible speaker, and his sermons are well worth healing. Win. Ileitmillvr has moved to h s ranch on Nehalem beach and will try farming it. (’. II Smith will occupy Mr Heit- millvr’s town residence. Next Friday is Columbus day. Then* will be no school. Ceremonies appropri ate for tlm occasion were held in the M. E. Church last Sunday. .1. Landingham was lined $ 15 and costs, altogether $31, for an assault on John Tyler at the Dolph toll-gate last week, l lie case came before Judge Maulsby We told you so! The slow steamer service prevented our new stock of paper from arriving in time, and part of our issue this week isn’t wh.it it ought to be Frank Butts, of this pl ice, was ar rested last Saturday, charged with the theft of some clothing from a house in Sheridan He was taken to Sheridan for a hearing. Mrs. Lawless, mother of J. W. Lawless, ft if down stairs yesterday, fracturing her collar lx>ne and receiving other painful bruises. Her injuries are painful and perhaps serious James G Blaine was recently a guest of Whitelaw Reid at Ophir Farm, and in n spouse to a serenade, he made a ring ing speech in favor of President Harri son’s administration. Mrs. II. W. Lassslle and son started for Albany last week, where they will reside during the winter l’liey will set out a prune orchard near the city, on a tract owned by tl.eni. The tin salmon which has done service iis a weather-cock on the pinnacle of the achool liouaj* cupola, was taken dow n this week by order of the school trustees, and was afterwards r< placed. A portable sawn ill has been placed in operation on the Big Nestucca at Walker l’rairie and work begun Monday. Win. Smith, of Blaine P. (> , and a Polk county man are the proprietors. At the last city council meeting L. Crenshaw, Recorder, and G. W. Pettit, Councilman, resigned. C. N Drew was appointed Recorder and (.'.co. A Edmunds Councilman, to till the vacam ioa. On to-morrow, the 21st, there will be a Ha.-raising, ami the school, in con- jum t on with theG. A R and W. R (’., will ol serve CohiHilms day in the nun- nvr su/gesied by the World’s Fait cum in it tec. J II Bower came into this office Wednesday, ami with a gl vful smile on his five said: "Ito you want an Hem? Well, wev’e got a a bran new girl down at our house. It came yesterday.” And away Be went. W. I. Mav, M D., a graduate of the Mi>-ouii M»dic;d Codegc, of S L’<i:s, but recently from Ann Arbor, Mich , has located here to practice in his profession. Il's rani ap’w»irs <4** where in this i-sue, ami the location of his office wi I be given later. EDI CATION A'« The Holmes Business C’«»lleg»*. of Pott land, Oregon, is now a «lay and b<>arding List »»f teachers who hold certificates school, so parents w ho semi their sons now in force ,n Tiilam »ok County. ami daughters away to boaidiiig school, Mate Life-Diploma-. can ievl that they are surr«»ni‘de»l by a 1. E. K Barnaul, T.llam«.»ok school atmosphere ami home influences Stafe-Dipl«»mas, good for six years Every young man, and woman as well, 1. V. A. Divis, TdlaimiOi. shouhl have a business eJucatiun. It fits 2. Jnc. D. Woo l, Hembree. them to d«> business for themselves, ami . State-Certificates, 1st Grmle, goo«l f«»r a good lMjjk-kee|»er or stenographer « an two wars. ulwuys fin«l employment. Send forva’a- 1. Madelle Sturgeon, Bay City , logue of the Holmes Business C«»liege. 2. I va R »ss, Ti!lain »ok. On account of the slow steamer servic e 3. Hallie E. Pier««*. Tillamook. the street l:gh:s have not besn going l'»r 4. .1 E. Hosim r, Monmouth. some nime. Carbons are lacking. On 5 11 i M. L»‘wis, Dolpli. the same account the <lo< rs lor our front G. T H. G< yne. Tillam- ok. office have not arrive«!, ami we are 7. A T. White, Sar.d Lake The Elmore came in Wednesday on her obliged to «'ontent ourselves with a barn County-Cerlifical«», 1-t Gra.le, goo«l for way from Siuslaw to Astoria. A small dooi for the «»ntrance to our office. 8« v- three years. schooner, the Surprise, which had been eraal «»f our nierchan s have go«»«Is in 1. Wm. L. Bro«»k% Bay ( i‘y. luuded w ith canned salmon at Garibaldi Portland ai «1 Astoria awaiting shipment 2. Lester P. Smith, Hebo. was towed to Astoria The Elmore is to this place. These good-« could have 3. Minnie I*. Hosmer, Monmouth. expected in the bay again to-day. been sold in the meantime and new lots 4. L ster Geer, Trask. J. C. Mascn has left, ami the general shippe«l in if lheie were g-»od shipping 5. I. E. Russell, Ntsk«»win. talk is that his departure is a surprise facilities (i I/nnie Barnard, Tillimo«»k. and a disappointment to some people E K. Barnard, Co unty S« ho«»l Sup’t, 7 William Batterson. Nehalem. However, Mr. Mason informed us over a is issuing a twenty page pamphlet, being 8. (i. A. E Im imls, Tillamook. week ago that he intended to leave, and a c«»ur.-e «»! study for the sclmols ol this Coiinty-Certiticatis. 2n<l Grade, graxl for we are told that he has been heard from county. 11 is outline of work la:«l «1 >vv n, two years. since he went away. , and sugg» stions to teachers, arc terse, t«» 1. Lucy E. Doughty, Bay ( tty. T B. Handley will make a speech in the point, and should re«eive ll.e faithful 2. Ella li Page, N. tarta. favor of Repu lican principles, in Had attention of every teacher in the comity. 3. Vanill i M< , Woods ley’s H ill, oil Monday night, October 24. While the pa nphlet <»nly oudiims the, 4. Blanche Sturgeon, Hay City. All are invited to attend. Mr Handley warK, I he space being limited, the work 5. W B. Parker, Tillamo k. has th • faculty of pres nting the |»»iiti- is very complete ami comprehensive. Il <i. I la Pagenko, I, Beaver. cal features of the party in a dear and w as printed in the H evdlig . it ollie«*, an I 7. Mirtie Williams, Beaver comprehensive manner, and it is to be ihe mechanical and typographical Work Cuiintv Ceitifi ales, 3rd tirade, good fol hoped a large audience will be present is so well done that we think it is worth one year. The steam« r Truckee came in Sunday mentioning, even if we (lid «Io it our 1. Mabie Page, Netarts. evening, (’apt. Thomas, the new mas selves 2. Aib rt M.i on, Tillamo >k. ter of the vessel, made his first trip over I. T. Maulshy’s office caught fire Sat 3 L P. Chapin, Dallas. ' T.llain >o’c b ir, an I w is favorably ini- J urday, and for a lew minutes gre it ex- 4 R-tta S. homp. Hebo I pressed with the entrance to the bay. citeim nt pr<*viilcd. T:«e bell s»un«le«l 5. May Million, Trasa. Ile says the channel in the entrance is ami the firemen were oil hand i.i a mo <>. Maggie Tone. Netarts. very short, aid is comparative! v s ife, ment, but their aid was unnecessary, as 7. E lith E Brown, G.tnbaldi. ami lie was surprised to find so good a somebody dashed a few buckets >f water 8 (i o. W. K ger, Biy City. haib<«r. un th«- fire ami put it out. A. P. Wilson Permit-, good only until the 1st regulai We have a few copies of the Illustrated was the first io «li-cover ihe fire, ami as Examination. H eadlight le t. ami if you know of some Mr. Maulsby was away from home, it 1. N« l ie Cave, I) lp i. one who wishes to kn » a something < f the was necessary to batter the <1 ?or down in 2 P»*nn Patton, i iast< n. resources ofthisc unly send him a copy. «»rder to allay the conflagration. The fire Note.—C. IL Freis holds a Normal As S ion as liuv*H*»et li'tte better we shall started in some kimlling which Mr. Diploma secure I iu Fenn. issue another special edition that will be Maulsby had p.a< e«l under the stove lo Scimol Dist. N • 5 wants« tea-her f r up to date and of great hem fit to the dry, ami a Imle was burneil through the a 2la months t‘Mn, $41 per mo ith. L in. comity. floor before it was«|U.*nche<l. Geo Cohn Armstrong. C.erk. N*hale:n, Orc. Have you v ¡sited I h»» City S -lmol? 1 Jus. Christenson brought in a half <listingui-lie«l himsdf on the occasion» bushel of very line potato«»« last week, being tm* only firrn.au wl.o appeared not it will pay \ou to do >o. l’rof. D.ivis will show you some of the pulp maps now which were rais 'd on his place on Long with a re«l cap oil. Prairie. Mr. Christenson shows com M Ss Bin lie Morton, w ho w as shot by being made by the pupils. mendable enterprise ami energy in the Wolf l.er lover, in East Pt>ill:i»d, is a Iu the Latimer D str-:ct w«» ar«» pleased wav he manages his farm, and it (here cuiisin of Mrs W.C King, of this pla ■«*, to note that the manner nas a h ? w ui.<ck- were many more farms in this county ami was known here, as she was here bourd. mad«» to produce as his does the country for a while visiting last summer. The Fair View School, Disl. No. 1, begin would prosper young 1 idy was still alive al last reports, Momli.v. Theo. Steinhilber, whose nimble fingers though no lu pes are entertained of her Wm Batt *rso i has ta <e i Tr i-k school She an I Wolf had a love:s’ seem to hold a magic influence over little recovery Program of ,r«*a«,h»*i’s Ass »<•’.,itioii to < t types, assisted materially in issuing this quarrel, and later un he met lnron tin* held at Bay City, Oct. 29, 1492: weeks pap r. His service is appreciated street as sue was going to < hiirch and 1. Geogiaphy, ( rof V. A. Davis. She re as the snake editor was coiled up with insisted on accompanying her 2. Language, Lurv Doughty. cramps; the devil and the religious editor fused ami he shot her, tl.e ball striking 3 Primary Reading, May Siing‘»«»n. went fi.-diing, and caught a salmon ami a her in the right breast, penetrating th»- 4. Arithmetic in V.»per Fuiin, (¿eo. W The munleier fiv«l and at last bad cold, besides 1» ing bar bound in Ga lung Kiger accounts has not been caught Mr. W. ribaldi for nearly two «lays. 5 Why ami liowt«» decorate the -ch«»«»! C. King was notified of the trage«ly at Rev J. W. ('rnig to Spokane Falls for i<»om4 Mav Elliott. gone to P«»rtlaml the next year. The Transcript congrat once, ami has (>. The cours!- of s u ly, E K. Barnard- t<> rvn« ; er such nssi.-tance ami comfort as ulates the people of that city on having 7. V. S. History, C. A. creas. secured so able a man . It also w eL oin« s he can to the grief stricken family of the A progiam 1» r tin- e v« i it g se«s:< n I : s Rev. Cross, who comes to take ch «rge of young la«ly. Wolf’s parents, who arc been carefully prepar»*«!. Friend-* of Elu respectable people, are prostrated with this circuit Rev Parker g«»vs from In cation, we cordially invite you to attend dependence to Coos county IL-v grief at the action <4 their son, who was and take part in the Hurk. Shreve goes from McMinnville to Till t- considered ir bright young fellow, ami was a law student, and heretofore gav«* mook Rev McFarlane is presiding Net Ice. promise of becoming an able ami useful elder again —Dallas Transcript. man. 'ihe affair is most deplorable in Don’t forget that we are going lo adopt Iii pursiiame of the adjonrnmuit of every respect. a strictly cash system for our subscrip the Board of Equalization lor the ('mint tion business after.Ian. I 1893. Belter of Tillamook, State of Or<-g«»ii, nom the .IOTTI NGH. settle up beiore that tim* : i « be *.piare 29th day of Aug*.st, 1892. notice is is reby will, onr books at the beginning of the Subscriptions for any paper published given that the bi ard w ill meet ag on ai new year. At present, we arc st« pping taken at Lamb’s the office uf the County Clerk at Tdla- t-f. those who are farthest beltin«l, and en Winter underwear in endless varieties mook.oii Mo.'.dav Oct. 24, 1892, for the forcing collection It doesn't pay tog«» at Cohn & Co’s. purpose of equalizing the assessment, as ‘ lvv. to the expense «»f sending out papers for imule by Ihe County Assessor, for tshe P.ic fic r Iler process flour ai “Frisco one or two years without any remunera vear 1892. tl er« tore, all p *rs»»n> inter« >te«l Store, 3 75 per barrel. tion. in saitl equalization will pleas«* be in at W vnted :—County ord. rs to the value tendance at the time ami place a: uve It is understood that the Electric L ght ot f UMKCit the bank. C. A E. I'll vi er . 51 named. Co. are circulating a petition craming ‘T. X L ” at Williams’ 21-21 Given this Oct. 2, 1892. them the piivclvge of curtailing the F. M. L amb , Assess«»r. time lor which the lights shall be Call and see our sample cases of job- • kept going. The original contract for the vvork. street lights, and also the inside in« an- Quick TrHn«;»<>rtati«»ii. A farmer’s institute is to be held in descent lights, was that they should l»e this county soon, the tim ■ of which w ill The Steamer Elmore sails from Astoria run all night, from «lark to daylight to Tillamook bay on Moml.iy and 'fliiirs- be annouuc *d later. <lay mornings, on arrival of the.Union The proposed change ns we understand Those who expect to bring vv«»«»tl in Pacific steamer leaving Portland on Snu- it is to shut the lights oil*from 1 A M. to paym< nt for subscription will please do dav and Wetlnesdav nights at 11:3.1. 3 A. M. Through ti< kets can be had at E P. so as soon as possible. ticket office, 254 Washington St., corner The election tickets are being printed Fur first class work in ihe photo line, Third. Sails from Tillamook bay Tues iu this office this week, ami it takes call at Revnohls’ new gallery, on«» door «lays air! britlays. Good passenger ac- MM8 tickets to supply this county , bi ing east of the Post Office. t-f commudntioLS and through treiuht rates, eight tickets for everv voter, lour white as low as bv any «»tiler line. This is by Scribner’s Lumber and Log Books at ali od«ls the quiekest way t«i get from ones and four c<»lorcd sample ballots. Lamb’s only .Txts. Latest edition. Tilhimuok to Poitland, and enables our Considering even th ng the new election Every logger or mill man «mould have mrr« hunts to tel« graph for g »o«ls and law is a little bunglesonie ami defective, get them her«» on short notice N»' such one. l»esides being very expensive. The ar time has ever In-fore been made between “ Secure the shadow ere the substance Tillamook and the otrside world. 3t-f. rangement requiring the state election to be held on a different «late from the gen fades,’/ bv getting your photo taken al NOTICE F«TB Pl’BLll AT1ON eral election ooubles the already g vat Reynolds' new gallery, one dour east uf I.and Ofhce al Oregon City. Oregon, Oct. 14. the 1\»at Office. t-f expense. i S mj .—Notice iaherebv »riven that the following- named settler has tiled notice of his intention lk»e«ls, Mortgages, Bomls for Dee«ls, to There is scarcely a spot ou the «arth make tinal proof in support of his claim, and to-day but has f« It the refining and ele and other legal blanks, the latest aj»- that said proof will be made before the « otintv Clerk of Tillamook County, at I illaiu<»ok. Ore vating influence of the W. (' T. I’ We proved forms, well print» <1 ami on the gon, ou Dec. 5, 1S9J via Otto Johnson, are but a hand of humblo workers, but best quality of paper, at Portland prices, Homcatend F.nlrv N.. 7457 for tk'swLofBw 1of -ec i- w h (,f u w .4 of _ec k >. s e . of n e hope to reap our reward Truth was at laiinb’a l»ook st »re. t-f of etc 1 q . tp ja, range 9 w. never ushered into this w ell with a Hr names the tollowing witnesses to prove F or S vi . e The building formerly oc hi» routin non a resnience upon and cultivation brass band, but silently works its way, cupied by the H eadik . iit will l»e sold at of. said land vtt: 1. F I.istcr. «. VI Wallace Henry Elv. Otto until all of a sudden it hursts upon a l»argAin The building is substantial, Walther, all of Ncstoetun I’ll ¡aim »ok « ouniv. Ore. the gase of a wondering world Then and w ill be moved to any lot in town for J. T Appvrson. Reufster. may we look forward ns well as back a small sum in addition to Ihe price N I 1« I- F«»R Pl Rijc VTI »X ward ami see that all good things asked Land Ofllce at Oregon City, Oregon, Ort. 14* i«p—Nolicv w hereby given that the follow came not from brilliant Jerusalem but ing uainol »ett;. r has fi rd notice of his inten Hear 4'revk and lira »er. lien lo make Huai proof iu support of his claim despised Naxarelh. ¡'hen let us never and that said proof will be made before the «lespise »he day of small things, for who cl- rk of I'lHunook Countv at TiUa- Mi*« 1.»u Bunn lias left Braver to county ntouk.«hegon.on December*, i*.*j vm is able li> isuiipreheu I what their future Charles I. Crook. spend the w ntei in Portland. Pre n * x.' ?.» f <lh • » Suf n w L, a eL n( will be Ihe cnckling o( giese saved " « ', »nd . <■ •. of » w . w N , Richard D. I.vster arrived home in amte 9 w Rome, that proud imigmnvmt mrtropohs Kansas Sept. 17. Hr name« the Mtowtag w 1 incases to prove hi» of the woild Au acorn will make a cununuou» irs'dencv upon and cultnation of ’ Saturday night, the lath, web <d the said laud, vi* grind tree \\\ may be but humble H?L!5 u \ T J C. A Wiliev. of workers lor the master, yet may attain a first hard frost. It « ut down the < ucum Orv . and E. l»ix«»n. of , Ikdph. Tillamook C..uiùy . Ore. high position. ber vines and tomatoes Lok tori«*rii. n-d J T Apperaun. Register. NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION. Land office at ureaon t tty, vicgvti i 2. 1891—Notice I m hereby given tl*ur u c lowingnamed settler has Hied notice uf lns lh tention to make final prool in suppor< cd | J claim and that said pn ol wil, Le « <»u .ty Clerk ot Ti.lamook Com ty. at Till« mook, Oregon, on October 24. .892. viz John Jei sen. Homestead Entry No. ,850. for the»vi>4 < f |H.t u'*4 of 4 tt**‘l uv»‘i ulsL SkC. .8, tp. 3 S. r 9 w He n .me» t«»e following witnesses t< prove |.lM continuous residence upon and C*.ltK«.tiun ¿1 Will make regular trip», tlw weather perm said land, unuer Sec. 2,01 K. s., vii: oeo. W. Wallic -. liciirx E.\, Fred Buhrov ■fn./.OlOOKTo A8TOKIA AND PORTLAND. n.d Ed ly ter’ all ut Ue.m vr 1’. O., TilLim 0;< ; Co., oregoa. 15- o J T Apperson. Registtr. Fur Freight rate, or l,n»»age. apply to THE S?_ AUGUSTA. p. SCHRADER. Master. ROGERS HEART « a T0H1C Never Fails to Give Relief m y NOTICE EOK PL’BLICATIO.X. Lftud Office aiOieguii City, «Jie^ou, (ktobe 7 1892. Nolice is heiebv given that the f ¿tow’ 1 ing-namcd settler has fiied not.ee of hisintvu. .10.1 10 ..»uke fi .al p uof in support of id-cl 1 u i oid that said Proof will be made Lefort ti.e County Clerk of Tilkiii.ook Coun.y, at Till.,. ..cook, Oregon, on Nov. 21. .892, nz. Dav ill N. Burn 4, Homestea I Entry No. 9 11 for the U»ts 5, 6. 8, 12 and -1 of sec. 14, Lo s ¡,2. see. 15, ¿p 5 r 11 w. He names the following witiv s ;vs lo prove hi, coi:ti.• u j . i S lesuleiKe upon and Cilltik utiOU 0(- j said land. viz. I M Jackson. Melvin Burton, J. M. Barton and K a - imond B .rtuii, allot Aes-un» 1.1 P.u T»l- lamoog County, O.vg m. 20 25 J - T. Apperson. Register. ONLY N’o ih E (’ o nty C ourt for the S tate of O1KGJN. FOR T.LLAMOOK Col’NIV. HEART DISEASE In ti.e matter of the Esta.c of. E. A. Har’ our, v CiTaTii n . Deceased. > T> John IL Harb. ur. Mary Ann Whitennui, RED1..BTJM i CÛ. WMitXProps. I and i-.liza‘)cth M. Harbour, aud all other Vei.s __ BOX 2033. • r. ; uf the abovc-na ..ed estate, if any exist, guel- ' ing: (Trial bottle by Exprès, prepaid ou receipt I 1 tlv-nine of t.ie State of Oregon, you u| of pi ice. »1.00) ach of you are hereby < ltd and reqtilr d u appear before the Judge of this Comt a ue court Room thereof in 1 il!a nock C.ty in «-aid A GOOD SEAMSTRESS County ami Statt , oil Wedm sd iv, N.»v, 9. .8. •_ . t 111 uc o'clock, A. M., of that «lay, t> en and tmie to snow c iiise if any exist, w.iy an order >liould notismeto tneadm.nistrator ofiheabove 1 ame | est itv, to sell t ie real property bel mgiiig to t„ • i estate. AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS Witness, Hon. H. F. Holden, Judge of the ONE OF OUR NEW 'abjvt* name 1 Court, with bed of s.iid C< 11.t affixed th.s8thd.;y of sept., 1 9'2. Attest, w IV. C ondkh , 16 21 County Clerk I n ths HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY SEAMSTRESS SEW’NG MACHINES. EXECCTOR’S NOTICE. N<dice is hereby given that the under.*ign*d I14.S by \ irtue of an order 01 the County Court of the Mate of Oregon, lor the County of 11 la:noo.<, been appointed Executor of the last will a.id i tes amunt of W. H Fawcett, deceased. Lite ,>f Tillamook County, Oregon. Now thereto t, a.l persons having claims agai ist said Estate art* j Hereby notified to pieseut ti e same vv.th tl..- i proper v.mcnersto the undersigned, at Plea ant Valb-y In Tillamook « ounty, Oregon, <n to I. r Maulsby, Attorney, at his office in Ti.laux o.; City, Oregon, witnin six months iro.a Lie date h«*re.,f. 1) ited m ptember 19, 1 92. E. W. M ilij . s , 1. T, M aulsby . Executor of Iasi Will • Attorney and'I estainent | of of said Deceased. ' Estate. N«»TICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, at the next ¡erm of t..uCounty Couitofo.c ' htate of Oregon, for Tillamook County, apply for a license to sell spirituous, malt anil vinj/s I liquors in less quaiitit.es than 01 < gallon, vvi'j.in the precinct of Nenalem in said County and Mate, tar the term of one year. Septembe 23, 1 92. Jos. B. P ape To tne Honorable County Comt f 1 t .e Mate of Oregon for Tillamook Conmy.—Wv tile u - dersigne I legal voters, rosidents and ci izei Muf Nehalem Precinct, Tillamook C >unty, r>ta < •>. Oregon, heiebv j etili m that a license tv granted to .10s. B. ¡'ape. of Nehalem, Oregon, to F or F ull P articulars AcoRtss s 11 spirituous, malt and vinous liquu.s in less . quantities than one gallon, tor o;.e year, com mencing November 5 1892 to Novembers 193, in tne p eci. c: of Nu-naicoi, tilla.. o >k Count.», , State or Oregon. euoers-ows to O A Boe Fred. Zaddach JUNE MANUFACTURING CO Louis Zagemcver C W Sci.iiimg i K K: c 1 is Jos Elfe be; ger DELViDERE, H.L. G R Weatherford Henry Tohl Josepn .niigeils •—’ a nf Fin* Family Sewing Machines \V J PuuciH-r H Fiudlv.v Sam Lundbir.., i L C Parega v < M de soti.ei 1) Cronen N Kimball Il McCou t Wm Bat erson Wm Lai tie Herman To. 1 Benj Higgenbotl.ani vv iohl Dan Hickey Fred Kebbi* Wm R Fay A Anderson Wm mi der M F Me« own Christ • »1'< n A J Kenton John I,arsen 18 ' I n . F.nferprlxlng Young Alans True A Co. inntnictad and s< med me I worked steadily and made money taster than I expected to. 1 became nbl to buy an island and build a small stinitncr hotel If I don't succeed at that, I will go to work again at the business in which I mails my money. TrueA’ < «».; Shall we instruct and start you render? If we do. and if yn work indnstrioii-1y. you will in due ’itne 1-e able to Im v an Islam I and build a hot id. if you wish to Money can be e irncd at o n new line <>l work, rap- idlv and honora>ilv. by those of either -e\. y oung or old, and in their own localities, wherever they live. Anyone cm do th* work Easy to learn. We fill nisn everything. No ri'k Von can devoteyour ¿pare moments, or all ymtr time to the work Tins entirely new lead brings wonderful sue- ce^s to ever»- wmker )>etrinners are earning from tc per « eek ami nnwards. and more after a little expe- V’’s»i»«V biniish you the employment—wo teach you r IS I. I.. 1 bists an aire of marvelous things, and here is another rriat, u-eful wealth giving wonder. Croat gains will reward everv industrious woiker. 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G. \ R -Meet, tiret and third Wednexdav of ¡a.-»-»: -, ,Ä« ■■ < y * Y M -M« t- find Satnrda ewch month tn <> ,, r .¡"¡P'* n ¿lit of J ohnwr . w M. H t UsViJi v. il V . V. . whmo1? rVV«; A '••»•«-»tunlav I 1 »• M. of K. SlJILRV, night at 7 M W A. notice . the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O regon , for T illamook C ounty . M. \V. HaniMiu, Pl ff, > vs. \ sheriffs Sale. J. P. Kane, Def t. j Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an ex. cation du.y issued out ofiheabove nani-«1 Com ton the 23rd of September, 1-92. to enforce a judgment a^ain.^t the aboxe 11 .nied defeintent and in favor of tlie above iiatnid plaintiff ami to me di;ecte«l and delivered, as Sneiiff o Tilla mook County, Oregon, and commanding me to s. 11 ihe following described rial prop rty lie- lo iging to »..id defendant to satisfy the »«id ji.r.gmvnt, to-wit: the sum of $60969 (six hun dred 111 d Lire dollars ard sixty 1.111c cents?, ami I5 (.9 (fi.e dollars and nine vent»), inter«»1 and c isis, and accruing cost», to-vvit: Beginning at a point one hundred ami twenty- one rod* west of tne south-east c> ruer of the C 1L Hayirvw donation land claim, running thrlirc inn tn eight)-tv O lods, tilt lice tc t tw»4itv six rods and thir.eeu links, thence south eig t -. <» rods, tln-nce e«.»t on the south line ol the sai. < H. Haynes donation land claim, tweiil.'-six ro.ls and t »irteen link*» to the place of begf lining con tain.ng thirteen and sixly-huudreths acres also the following tract of land: The north west quarter of s ction 23 in township 1 11. r sw of the Uillaniette Me idian, conta.ning otu* hundred ami sixty acres of land, all in Ti la mook County, Oregon. Now, therefore, a.l r due levy having been by me nu de upon said premis s ami by virtue of «.id execution »»d order of sale. 1 will sell at public auction fur c »sh in hand, at the Couit house door in Till!- mook, <>r< gon, at the h«,ur of one o’clock P. M on the 12th day of November, 1892, »aid dc*- ciibed land or premises, as aforesaid, to sati fy s dd judgment and interest and costs and act.«- ing costs. Given under my hand this the 9th day o* October, P92. J. D. E dwakds . .0 sheriff Tillamook County, O egon. I n NOTICE. the C ircuit C » urt of the S tate of O regon , for T illamook < ot nty Peters Mt Roberts Furniture Co.. FPff*») Sbeiiff* vs. ? E. R. Jacoby and Tneo. Jacoby, I'ef ts* 3 * ’ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an execution duly i>sued out of the above name« Court, on the 23rd «lay of September, 1K02. to en force a judgment against the above name« defendants and in favor of the above nanaa plaintiffs and to me directed and delivered, a* Shvriffof Tillamook County, Oregon, and com mamling me to sell the follow mg «lescnneu real properly belonging to the defend.u 11" isfv th« said iudgment. to wit the »uni <»f I3® (fire hundred and fifty-six dollar»), and ft?-«» i wenty three and «iglity cent«), inter«*«! t lie further Mini of $ico (one hundred «io.larrj attorneys fees, ami « csts taxed at $27.25 (1 we.ny* seven dollars and.wenty-five cents) and accru ing c«»sts: towiL TneM*4o( th nw|( and lots 1 and 2 • » tion 35, tp. 1 n, r 10 w of the Willamette Meria- iau in Tillamook County. Oregon. Now. tnerv* fore, after due levy having been by me n,ai,t upon said premia«** and by virtue ot said eXtcw tion and order ol sale. I will sail at p” • auction, tor cash in hand, at the C«»urt door, in Tillamook. at the hour often ocM*J A. M.. on the 12th day of November, descrit>ed land or premises, as •t<)re*aid satisfy said judgement ami costs and accrun»» costs. . r ’¡iven andet my hand this the ith day October, 1892. ' J I»- Fow ari > s . -o Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon CURE A new and complete treatment « onsi-L^ Suppositories. (Hutments in Capsule». ■*'". Box and Dilts, a Positive cure for Extern»« , ternal Blind <»r Bleeding. Itching. < hronic. CYnt or tie-rdilary Pile-, and many otnc _re>i ease* md female weakness: it i# ***••' ? •s in fit loth» general health. The fifl * ery of a medical cure rendetit g an ’ a . tl»e kuiG unnece«aary hereafter. Tru* r< has never been known to fail fi P«r b* 7,-T1»Je f5 sent by mail. Why suffer from thi* g • • h-eas« when a written gnarantce i* six boxes, to refund the mouey if not ?<n«l stamp for free »««mple. Guarani*"* .’ail hy W oodard , C lark IkCo . whole«-«>* *nd n f 4 druggist», sole Agi nta, Portland. Ong»»“- -
