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■ g Ur J. MAY. M. I)., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. || PETRE, M. I)., ........................ B a a » *. « ■ a t • • » ■ a COHN N CO. ■ ■ s PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will do an office practice at I>r. Johnson’s druc- store and attend all calls in this city. TILI.AM.xiK, OREGON i; E. SELPH, 1 J • ■ ■ ■ « ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. TILLAMOOK, - - - . OREGON. [ T. MAULSBY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer TILLAMOOK. OREGON. \ W. SEVERANCE, D kruty -D isthict -A ttorney , 3r<l Judicial District,for Tillamook Comity - TILLAMOOK, OREGON. (MAUDE THAYER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ A LARGE SUPPLY OP Flour, mill feed, grass seeds, groceries, and general provisions. ■ a ■ n a ■ ■ ■ « \\ c have a complete assortment of Foot-wear. a ■ ■ ■ ■ (’onto and look over our new stock ■ « of boots and shoes. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. of miscellaneous , C. & H. THAYER, BANKERS. received. General Banking and Exchange business Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign countries. TILLAMOOK, - - OREGOM. ■ ■ I. F. LARSON ■ blacksmith . Wagon making, aud all kinds of Wood-work and ('.eneral Blacksmithing done. Mill Machinery Repaired. •> a Wagons Made to Order. LETCHHE, Horse-shoeing a Specialty. TILLAMOOK, WATCHMAKER U AND :• : JEWELER. ORE. Mrs. J. JOHN8ON Miss L. J. RUQQLE8 W atches , C locks , J ewelry , G uns . A mmunition and F ishing T acklf <’(IMPASSES AND SPECTACLES. I^-R kfaikixg a S pecialty . Huöölcö fi- Jobneon, MILLINERY T illamook . O re . Near Court House, CENTRAL _1*_ I; MARKET. L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . The best Reef, Veal, Pork ami Mutton always on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetables and Chickens bought and sold. Satisfa tiou guaranteed to every one. shop opposite the Grand Central. TILLAMOOK, ORE. TILL1\MOO\ LIVELY $Ti\BLE JONES B ros , proprietors . ♦------- SCRIBNER’S ---------------- 'ver One Million Sold. Most complete book of its kind ever published, (lives measurements of ANI» all kinds of Lumber. Logs, Flanks. Timber; to Lumber dealers; Log Book. hints wood measure: speed of _____ of - saws, cord won . :od tiibles: circula- saws: cure felling tree»: trees: growth of tr«-»: trees: land I.;;;;. niea»ure. : feiiliiK ... « board, > 1 interest. ..a-.au>..-« klfiava. a.141 HoUiltllg wages, rent, Stave and heading . ... i ...1 book throughout trip boils, etc. ... Standaid' the I I tll- ni- ted Mates and Canada. Illustrated edition of i8S_> Ask vour bookseller for it. r^T’Seut postpaid for -5 cents. (,. W. FISHER. Box 238. Rochester. N. V. Lumber QURH t new and complete treatment . on-bting of fitipnoaitnrlc». Ointment« in < apaulea. Box and pill» X f..«illvecure lor hxternal. In ternal. Blind or Bleeding. Itching 1 >””1111. Re cent or Hereditary Pile- and many otherjli- cases and female weakness; it is ulwaxs h gnat Ixm 6t t.i the general health. The lir«t dl-ro», erv ol a medical cure rendering an .¡.'P[r,t^' "f tin- knife nuuece-«ary hereafter H>|. nab uever lieen known to fall fl lerribh Is. «ent hy mail * hy -oiler <;•>■•> t hi» ternbt disease when a written guarantee is gnen with ,iaN>”e.to refund , the Mxlmxe. tofur |np money r r if not „ cured? j Semi stamp for free s nnp e. . wholesale and retail bv W oodard l. , I Ct . IKK IkCo , -- «l.n.1 dka-aMVotl, <kuxKl.tR. Soli Ag.-nO. «. Cortland. On»»- 51 ^^Mn<l. Boarding and transient stock cared for. A cre T racts —and— T own L ots . k"r sale at reasonable prices andon favorable terms Location best, in the city of Tilla mook ( AFT WM. 1). STILLWELL, T illa M ook , ore . MARTÍN & O'HARA "Barber Shop HOT BATHS AT ALL TIMES Flacv of bu-lnes« Opposite l.sr*on ll<w* Tillamook. Ore. Money to Loan, to responsible parties, on approved securities G ko W K ig .R. Huy l ily. Ore. fimber Lands for Sale. *x',’on of agricultural land. In lots I amTime or cash. 5 jt the New England National Port la Loan Association. of Boston, and w Ore. •"«••»Mr«. r., Z. M KKYS. IF YOU WANT 10Y6 DOLLE BLOK» ALBUMi vAIDS CUTLERY— S tationery J i we lev wJjJ1c,V„iCv C locks C l ithino NI illinerv SEND T OJJ1 Ak-«V.r Ho e ma 'eKinct Mea ■ IV*- 40c-r^ct-110 Lalo »Si ted Table F uit. tsteas. doe 12 10 ■ Dried Peaches. 12 lbs Ito. 1 0J- " Loose R ii. io Fim. 20 lbs. f .00 '' Oritd Cntfes. Oo-io. »0 lbs $ UO Cat..... tell ol all o ir .<««1 Xm»« tld .»• hem ao on ,<» rimn.e « Ue o p‘-'a 2 U'’I'«»? t lull bat 44 p».«» TV-11. eAl • JAPANESE ■M r las*- single and double turn-out" kept on T illamook , ore . III I. amook . OREGON SMITH’G CASH STORE, 414-416-' 13 Front St. SAN FRANuti CO. CAL. W£ MFilL »T WHOL£S»L[ PRICES the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re gon , for T illamook C ounty . f Notice of I. F. Arnold. I’ltff va. i Sheriff * sale. Deft. > Tillamook County........ Xotice i* hereby given that by virtue ol an execution dull i««u<-<! out of the ale.ve named court on the rod dav of Hecemlx-r t%2. torn, force a judgment again«! the abo'e named ..taintiff and in favor of the »le.ve named def, n dant and to me directed and .letlven d »««Iteriff of Tillamook county . Oregon, commanding me to levy upon ami well the per-onal property. or ifa -nffieient »mount c»nnot he found lion Itixm the real property belonging b. «aid plaintiff UBati-fv .»id judgment 1« »11 the ..im ollmo. and coat, and »«-ruing« at- therefore »Iler due levy hating ><een made I will «11 at public aue_ 1 tloii for ca«h in hand »1 the.ourt I i . oim - d.«,rat lillamouk. Tillamook Llav. the r«th <l»y<>( lanmry a thehournl 1 ¿clock in the afternoon the fol Io» 1 ng de- * irttad .. . wal property _ a. m «>' Ilemlininp il<- li. ^.imc at t th- owner V, lot»« 5 u a"d U ;d«ection» tp 5 • r io w W M . thence south il.oo chsin». thence west 7>cbR., them e north 4.15 chs th.nce west i <0 ch* . to the meander line, thence northerly along said meandri line to romer of tot» • a«J 11. them .- northerly t.. me.nder owj-r ’5'»*'* Iota t ami y thence »onth to place of liegtnning Xil1d.fi .9.ere.m<xeorU to «....fv mid judgnient and co*t« and accrnmg co«ta. J Gnen uuder my hand thi« «1« day of l*c J D HPwaan» J, Sheriff of Tillamo'k County Oregon IN 1« THK Cl» t IT <-i »T °r T"‘ OOX ro* TIU.AMOO« io< »TV. A D Barnhart I liff > x<,ti«-of »" - i Sheriff • aal< TiX.d^.'h7mby r". ’hat by v.rt^ol a. n'l'i l“di<«ru 1ml dXercl a. .her.« < Tjll^ YteTrSlTX«’ r/i «Ti’knf amount "Xfd^d^'m-iiiy NOT1CK . herein given that the under«igned Notice I- bereu' g> „imiiiiatraior o( h„ filed h!*.ll"*',,LCh;"«her‘de«^l «ml e"■ •"‘k.T miSe ¿nd " ”«•» '>< ““I «««« p,btfc ..urti.m for <««h lit the e.tate of Augu.t alatr of Grefitm for haadn« been the couuty Court of th.r “ht,Srrt Tuew Tlllamook < ounry ’tlo- heartn« ,b>r<te>n. dav in Janaary I«yi f«r tl> » Ibereot to .uch final a.rount aud the -mi™ * the inerii JU. a( the contrr lot» NOTICE. X.,tic- i« hereby given that >•; h- ÌÌSd h.» «^Xun‘ ‘Ä>r!rr thee-lale of A ,,wm for nil. < emnty court of th.v>u .h, flr„ T'ie«da> in mookCouuty ha.aw""*^ loagh January i*yJ *°r th «.ttlement thereof final account and the « ttlem J, , W,«T w M 'beueetmrthY^'^ „ 'Ì* ■lX'la.Irth »«' tool», rot l^rm mug <ha.. thence U( wlJ.,y containing < and accmiM ex»»»» Given tinoe y f F.D* *»»* she«» of nllam«*» »«»’!- J» BLAINE DYING DOTS AND DASHES missioner of that office has confirmed the ruling of the local office. The land in volved consists of l‘M acres, all heavily T he G reat S tatesman N earing timbered, situated in CowliU county, F lashes of N ews F rom A far . T he E nd . Washington, ami is very valuable for A X mw iii III' m iiutil Freak- V Meteor tklla Mt its timber only. This decision virtually Albany. His riiyalclHns Say hr is In the » ast stages settles the question as to what land of Brlg'it’s l>lsrase. ctunes under the limiter act of 1878. ( levcland is opposed to an extra session of Congress. Dr. Johnson, Blaine’s physician, with A Novel Murder. the cimuurrence of the family, gives the Clara Saw telle of Cranston, R 1.. Las R k HMONi), Va., Dec. 19.— A novel given birth to triplets, all boys. following statement to the press : I laine method was adopted to commit a double has been suffering some time with The first o licial t »At of street r.tilw.iy murder in Henrico county. The crime symptoms which imptiirvd his general involves a story of a divorced man in mail service was made in St. Louies health, but which did not dearly indicate love with the wife of another, his love yesterday and proved a success. a disease of any particular organ. It bar lly se* n< p nsihle, yet fgures reciprocated and the husband and his Evidences of local organic disease were l»est friend in the way of the full am! are said to pi-ove that the entire popula manifested recently, and it is Itelieved complete enjoy num t of the mutual attach tion of the earth could find standing room the present condition is due to this cause. on a field ten miles square. ment. While there is nothing in the nature of Seven miles west of Kichniond, on Rev. .John Dailey of Spring.iel I, Mo., this disease to warrant a fear of any James River, there have lived in the was sw indled out of $2,(MM) by the gold rapid progress, he has shown within the same house for a few years three farmers brick method Friday, lie is pastor of past month more signs of serious illness named Philip L. Nicholas, James Mills the Dailey Memorial Chapel, which be than before. It is to l»e hopeil this and .Judson Wilkinson. For some time built. aggravation may pass off. but no positive the relations of Nicholas, who was James Carothers and F. M. Wallace ol statement can be made as to the changes divorced from his wife, and Mrs. Mills Mansfield, (>., fought with ban* knm kies which may take place from day to day. were unduly intimate. Mills appeared for the right to court a girl unmolested. At the present moment he is lietterthan to think very highly of Nicholas. Carothers gave up in the fifth round. fora week past. “Blaine is just a little Last Thursday w hen he and Wilkin A number of the firms manufacturing better, but no great change in his condi son wereinvited hy «vichólas togo across the cheajM*! grades of jewelry in I rov- tion this afternoon,” was said at the the river to cut a bee tree which he said idence and Attleboro me on the verge of house on inquiry. he had discovered Mills gladly accepted W ashington , Pec. 18.—Jas. (i. Blaine, the invitation ns did also oilkinson. bankruptcy on account of numerous .Jr., said to reporters at 6.30 this evening : Not very long after t he party left Niclioitui failure in the trade in the West during “We think that father is considerably returne I with his clothes soaking wet the past week. l rakeman FrankGormaii, who caused better than he was this morning. He was and announced to Mrs. Mills and Wilkin dangerously ill during the fornoon. Dur son’s mother, the only other occupants the wreck on the New York aud .vew ing the afternoon he seems to have of the building, that the boat had (‘Up England ioad on Saturday near Prov rallied somewhat. The physicians have sized and all had fallen into the water. idence, R. 1., has been let off with a dis lieen here this evening, and we now He said he w as the only one that could missal. Gorman’s excuse was that lie think that he will live throughout the sw im and his companions wen* drow ned. was sleepy from overwork. night, and we hope for the best; sull, it Chicago Typographical Union No. Iff Mrs. Mills accepted the story as true, it must bv said that he is very danger but not so Mrs. Wilkinson. «Neighbors has adopted resolutions prott*sting ously ill.” These were the strongest and u.licers of the law began to invest against the awarding of the contract iot statements that had yet been m ule by igate and this morning the man was print.ng the World’s Fair catalogues to the family or physicians as to the con arrested on a chirgj of double murder. the W. II. Uonkey C ompany on the dition of the ex-secretary. President The boat was found in the river, and ground that they employ non unio i Harrison, accompanie«! by his Privnte when it was taken out of the water two labor. Secretary, Halford, walked over from the freshly Iwircd auger holes were found in Bishop Caret of the I’rotesLint Episco-, W hite iioii.se to the ex-secretary’s resi the bottom. |ial dioressoi Maryland and tin* Ihsiricw dence this evening to |R*sonally inqiare as A short distance down the stream two of Columbia w.ll soon have built a to his condition and expressed relief and corncobs trimme I so as to exactly lili steamer, tin* inside of winch will he gratification at living informed that the holes in the ixittom of the boat were fitted as a «‘hiirch, to carry bun and his there had been some abatement of the found, in «Nicholus room an auger that assistants to the oyster dreoging gruiiii- s more alarming symptoms. The excite lill(‘d (he bored spaces was discovered. on Sunday, w heie services w ill be buhl. ment throughout the city’ was intense as The theory is that «vichólas being James Stdl, the colored bov w ho is an the new s of Mr. blaine’scondition spread aware that neither of the men could inmate of the Jamesbury («\. J.) Reiurm and Sunday, though it was, the news swim, determined to dispose of them hy School, yesterday rvacht*d the sixty - papers issue«! extras, which found a drow ning and prepaie.l the boat so as to fifth day of Ins wonderful fast. He can rapid sale. sink it in midstream, knowing that he not retain anything on his stomach, and could save himself. It is supposed that although he weighed only seventy < I ii I m I iiihm l.iiiiR Ago. he thought Wilkinson knew too much |M>unds when udimtt *4 to tin* hospital Most of the Christmas presents in of his intimacy with Mrs. Mills, and at the school it is now said he weighs those «lays were designed by the manu therefore decnied tnat two persons who over RM) | njuii (I s . facturers forthe hanging stocking, writes could not swim could I m * as easily E. J. Wilbur's sawmill at Meacham, Rotiert J. Burdette in the ( hristinas drow ned as one. Oregon, was coniplctely w recked recently number of The laidies’ Home Journal. The accused will have a preliminary hy the breaking of the fly w heel on the Anything too big to go into a stocking hearing tomorrow. engine. T he accident was caused by one had to go over to somebody's birthday. of the belts hreuking and striking tin* Of Intciext to N**ttl«*rn. In any family were there was more than governor, rendering tin* engine unman one child, the old reliable “.\oah’s Ark” Representative Hermann has intro was always hxiked lor. W'e hailed with duced and is pressing Indore the commit ageable. The throttle valve was also ai c lamat.oiis of astonished re< (ignition, tee on public lands, a bill enlarging the lM*nt, so that tin* steam would not I e iNoah and Mrs. «Noah, Messieurs and powers of the United Mates commission turned off, ami the engine attained such Mesdames Slieni, Ham slid Japhet. There ers. The lull provides that |M*rsoiiH hav a terrific s|s*ed that the men all left the was no way of telling the men and women ing homestead proofs may make them mill. Soon after the wheel hurst, wreck a|»att; they were exactly alike; but the before these commissioners. At present ing the mill, hik I scattering fragments < f elephant and giraffe you could distin the homesteader is com|M*lled to make iron nil over tin* place. A lbany ,Ore., I er. 16.—AlN>ut5o’<*l<M*k guish ata glance, on account of thvs|M>ts final proof liefore United States land on the giralle. So also the dog and the o.licers at the local odices or before (Jerks this morning, ns I red Reis was coming cow; because the cow was always white of court at the county seat. Mr. Her from the depot on l.yon street, he saw a ami blue, while the dog was invariably man declares that this new provision meteor approaching from tin* soul li plain blue. Within twenty-four hours would I m * of great advantage to many es st. Its descent was very rapid, and after the landing on Ararat, the baby settlers who live a long distance from with a rushing sound it fell obliquely in would have all the |>aint sucked off Bheni, county seats or from the local land the street, followed hy a wake ol bright s|mrks. lit is haalrned to where it fell, nam ami the hired man, and the doctor offices. and dug it out. It wan still very hot, Would lie sent for. The red monkey Nouvrnir Half l>i»|larv and he carried it borne on a pied* of «‘limbing a red stick was another regular PlllLAliki'HIA, lH*c. 16.—The first 50,- Isiard. Tlie stone retained its heat to a ( hristinas visitor. He was highly esteemed as a light luncheon by the baby, 000 of the World’s Fair souvenir half- wonderful degree and charred the Istard it never seemed to affect the infant un dollars were shipped to Chicago today upon which it was plaited. Tin*stone in pleasantly, to himself that is; although by express in care of the United States iip|M*arand* resembles a piece of reddish the cloud symphony in red and blue Huhtreusiiry. They occupied five kegs, brown clay that had I m - cii burned, rather alsxit his innocent mouth was apt to and include all the first 50,000 minted, than stone. It is not very hard and make the lieholdvr shiver. But it made except « no . 1, for w hich the exposition looks like volcanic production. It was the monkey look sick. Then there was com ¡/any is to get $10,000, and three broken into and one piece was sent to a soldier on a box, with a major-general’» others numbered 400, 14<i2 and 1WI2. Portland to I m * anahzrd. The stone is uniform, l»vatiiig a drum. You turned These, on account of their extra value, not heavy, mid evidently had I m *<* ii sub a crunk the general lifted his sticks high estimated to aggregate $15,000 were care ject e< I to great heat. in the air, and something in the ls»x fully put up in sejiarate ¡MMkages, and L ima , <)., Itoc. 17.—John Ennison, made a noise aw liiurlt like a drum as a jitti ked in a special keg hy themselves proprietor of the large mills at Bluffton, They will go forward l»y the United |»eal of Uiunder is like a pKTolo. These Ohio, has lately been troubled with the things aw toys were of no great value, States express. Hpiiarition of Ida dead wife. The vision i»l in Me air.». but aw practical and useful object lessons has made him take to drink and to con they were tieyond all price, on the Cl.Wi IMS ATI, Dec. 19.—Health o fleer J. fess all the little things he ever did to minus wide. \V. Pendergast is lm« k from a trip through anger his wife. Hr has even gone so far Mexico, lie says the (*<Mii)try is a big as to place an annuity on his dead wife's Timber Land ll»*«*l»l«»ii. hospital, typhus fever being epidemic. sister in order to Hp|M*as4* the wrath of S t . Hut«, Of*., Dw. 14.—Muckle Ill the City of »Mexico the deaths irom the w raith. I«ast night, intoxicated, hr BroUtcnt r«civt«l notice a few <l*ya a|lo smallpox average forty and fity a day. started out with the revolver to lay for that the lonitiiiaaiotier of the United N<»thing is done U» check the epidemic the gliost. The gh<s»t appeared and hr fired. A human cry responded to the Mat*« land office at Waaliintrton ha<l and the disease lias full sway. At last 50 per cent, of the population shot, and upon servants rushing on the con<lnite.i the dc-ixion of the local land office at Vancouver, W’aabingVai, relative have lieen stricken. Women carry their arene, the wounded form of < barb** to tiuilter land which the firm purrhaaed Mmall|six stricken children to the de|wits HI w I don, the night operator for a rail- in CowliU <<xintv a few year» ago. It and other public pbu es without let or road (‘omjstny, was found. Hheldon was wax claimed l>y f levelan<l'» »perial land hindrance, ¡«eprosy is not infreqiMMit •wverely, hut not fatally, injured. The moment Ennison learned that he hail agent that irregularity exirted in the way and other disease» run riot. shot Hhrhlon, he disappears! and has land aaa pun haa»«l hy Muckle I’rothera Mark In ttee FwM. n<K lieen seen since. Mhrldon refuses to and alao that the land wan mon- valuable R ome , 1M c . 16.—A statement in regard ssy why he played such pranks, ami (or agriculture than timber, hence <<mhl n«< be taken under the timber land art to the settlement of the difference be there is a general impression that Shel of June 3. IH7*. The matter waa brought tween the church and Rev. Fattier M» don adopted the unique iiieana to furee More the dirtrirt land office at Van Glynn, of New York, has received full lardy justice to some one who is at present couver, where it war dreified in favor of confirmation. The news < jí reconciliation unknown. The Usal authorities have the purehaaer». An ap|«*al wa« then produced llie happiest impression at U m » taken the matter up, Mod threaten to taken to the general land offi<* at Wa»h- Vatican, atiere Father McGlynn has al imprison Sheldon w hen he gets well un less he confesses. ington, ami after ae»er»l »ear» the coni- ways been a fav«>ritr.
