Tillamook headlight., February 09, 1893, Image 2

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l)cablt(tht
I
AN ENGLISH VIEW UF IT.
TiMBeK tANUACTRNE^-M’"-
BUSINESS DONT’S
Vnitrf Sute.
Don't gamble.
t^. ¿
Millionaires, like young children
Is the |4«<* t<> fiud bargains in
Don’t buy any stocks you can’t Cotlgre«. of June 3. lS.
f • |tforliiH
and
professional
beauties,
are
en
­
W. F. D. J oxes - E ditor ano P roprietor
x>rvKvi.,
Ueisor E. Raymond.
titled to be whimsical, ami are pay for.
D r . T. II. M eserole . A ssociate E ditor .
Don't sign your name to“aecoin- of Fore.t
lit.
accustomed to have their little
Or. gon, has thi» d-<> ® ‘ ' f„r
pur, lin-e "I
.worn -tatement N"
wi||
peculiarities considered with a inodation paper.”
AN UNJUST ESUMATE
the s e *4 of section 23. tp - «, r
■
.
ra."ricu|i.
Don't avoid a creditor, but meet od. r proof to sliow mat the
I
lenient eye. Europe is about to be
vat U.M<- for it. tiu. « or.too that, oraun
!X', WX"'Um!“"and Ulyer o< thia
The Oregonian estimate of Blaine honored by the arrival of two of him squarely.
Don’t make excuses which are
is very unjust in that it leaves out fortune’s favor tes. One, who pro­
nVitVaSlf%.'He nan.c»
unnecessary.
Gnd'c’harl« KohinH'.r of T*Uam«“k‘ril»»“'«**
all reference to his greatest ser- poses to make Paris his headquar­
Don't put off paying a debt when ‘■■^‘^•nd'ifi^rwn.. claim.... ady^ly the
vices. But this was una voidable, ters, hails from China; and, from
abovi ik-crllH-l luml- are rcq.m’Ud '<> Hk I'
To have referred to a single one of reports which have preceded him. you ! ave the money.
Claim, in till, office on or b< i>re »aid »1.1 da> or
Don’t sign a paper until you M“':S l8M'
his many great achievements would his ways seem to be on a par for
J T Apperwn. Reyi.ter.
have been to defeat the purpose of singularity with those of others of have carefully read it.
TIMBER I.ANIi. ACT JfXH 3. tS;8.-XOl ICI
Don't take an insurance policy
K.K rl'Bl.ICATIOX
belittleing the greatest American his countrymen. He is a sufferer
il l a x i
k
regon
Cnited State, l and office. Oregon < lt>ore .
. 1!. I...' Notice 1» be.cl’y go>'■ •h;1 .
the world has known in a quarter from nueralgia, so also are the without reading it.
in compliance «ilh tl.e provl-lon. o the t f
Don’t loaf, spit or smoke in a Congress <»f June 1, 1878, entitled An act loi in*,
of a century.
members of his suite—by reflection.
«ale ot limber land- in the State» OI < allfo'
Leaving all his great services in For when this Chinese Croesus, business man's office.
Oregon Nevada and Wa.lili.glon lerrltor).
Kola-rt i'arty.
.
congress out of tl.e question and whose name, bye-tlie-bye, is llan-
Don’t talk aloud about your bus- of
Forest<irove County of W ashingfon. State ■ 1
Oregon lia-'th'-'li.v fil’d in thisoffice I. ..worn
rtLuine.lt No m-2. for the purchase ol the n e ,
coming down to the almost imme­ Gua, has a bout of pain, he soothes iness.
in' section 2.1. tp. 2ii. r 8 w, and will offer pioof
diate present, Blaine has left a bis feelings b/ kicking the people
Don't let swindlers get ahead of to short that the land sought is n,or;
for its timber or stone than for agruultur.
i.iatchless reced'd. .So great a critic who areabout him. It will be in­ you.
mrooses. and to establish his claim to *» d
L,ml Im.on- tin- Register and K.wl.er of this
and intense apolitical opponent as teresting to hear if residence in a
Don't live beyond your income, office at Oregon City, Oregon, on I uesd iv , th«
21st dav of March 1893 He names as witnesses
George William Curtis lias left on republic will incite Han-Gua’s vic­
HuJene Wright, and Alfred .1 Raymond, of
Grove. Ore., and Robett Hicksand Frank
Mr. Cleveland has now the dist­ Forest
record his admiration of Blaine’s tims to rebel against their wealthy
Herringion, of Tillamook. Ore.
' Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand.
Home-
Anv
ami all persons claiming adversely tin
“Twenty Years in Congress” and master. The other millionaire, an inction of being the only living alH.vó de*crib«’d lands arc requested to tile their
French candies, oranges, nuts and
made
and
refers to the “brilliant ease” of its American, is now en route for ex-I’resident of the United States. claims in this office on or before said 21st day ot
lemons.
M30 39
J- T. Apperson. Register
literary performance. It is the London, fleeing from an enthusias­ After the 4th of March he will
ACTJCXE.I, 1.7a.— NOTICE
only great work of its kind pro­ tically grateful peop e, whose change places with General Harri­ TIMBER I.ANIi,
FOR IT Bl.ICATloN
fnit'd State. Land office. Oregon Cl tv. Ore .
duced in this century, and when it thanks for favors received are son and the latter will become the OeienilH-i
.3- .«92 -Notice I. hereby given that
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
in compliance with the provolon. of the ac ol
is remembered that it was written doubtless anticipatory of favors to only surviving ex-I’resident. The Congress
of June 3. 1878. entitled An act foi t he
-CORNER FIRST S t & STILLWELL A ve .
supply
of
ex-Presidents
it
lower
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
California
in the greatest haste of time, and come. Mr. Philip Armour is a
! Oregon, Nevada and Washington lerritory.
than
it
has
been
at
any
time
in
the
Chas.
W.
Robinson,
under severe strains of excitement, tinner and preserver of various
of Forest Grove. County of Washington. State ol
divided in the middle by it canvass kinds of comestibles, which he dis­ h story of tlie country. There is no Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 2680,' for the purchase of the s w
1'1 II ( )IJ > RELIABLE
ex-Vice President living to-day. u of seclion 35. tp 2 n. r8w, ai d will offer proof
in which its author was defeated
penses throughout the world. He
to show that the land »ought is more valuable
f<>r president, it stands without a isa public spirited, though appar­ Mr. Morton, after Maree 4th, will 1 for its timber or stone than foragrieultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
be the only survivor of the Vice , before the Register and Receiver of this office at
parallel in any age.
ently retirin , citizen of Chicago,
Oregon City, ore., on Tuesday, the 21st day ot
During his first premiership which city he has just presente: Presidential office.
March, 18 ,3. He names as witnesses:
Fug« ne vVright and Alfred J. Raymond, of
Blaine took up the. herculean task with a tine institute. We are also
Forest Grove, ore., and Robert Hicks and frank
.7 complete Stock' of Drugs*,
Herrington, of Tillamook, ore.
It
is
stated
that
depositors
of
the
of uniting the commercial and po­
Any and all persons claiming advers« I v the
informed that he is a prominent Sheridan bank will not get over 25 abovedescribed lands are requested to file their Patent .Medicines. Toilet
litical interests of the American
in this office oil or before said 21st day ot
member of a millionaires' club, cents on the dollar out of the 821-, claims
. Irti des, .Votions on band.f^
March 1893.
republics. His task was interrupted ami is a
J. T. Apperson, Register.
’
30-39
well-known figure on the 000 they bad in the institution.
by the death of Garfield, only to “Millionaires'
T imbeh L and . A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
Verandah” of the
PUBLK 'ATIOX.
United States ¡.and Office, Oregon City, Ore .
be taken up with renewed energy United States Hotel
at Saratoga.
December 13, 18’12.—Notice is hereby given that
when he went into Harrison's
incompliance with the proi isions of the act of
As London society loves a rich man
'.III Prescript ions carefully
Congress of June 3, I878, entitled "An act for the
cabinet. The injection of the reci­
sale of timber lands in the stales of California,
adores Americans, and persistently
-py)
Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory,"
<7- com pounded. Fifty years
procity feature into the McKinley hunts any one of a generous turn
Alfred I. Raymond.
•»experience in thisbusiness.
of Forest (¡rove. County o’f Washington, State of
bill was Blaine’s idea along the
Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice hiss.vorn
of mind, it is to be feared that Mr.
statement No. 2683, for the p 1.chase of .he 11 w
same line, all culminating in the
V4 of section 24. tp. 2 11, r 8 w, and will offer proof
Armour will not find even here
T imber L and ,- A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
NOTICE FOR IT HI.1CATION
to show that the land sought is more valuable
P ublication .
supreme underlying thought of
line of school books and school supplies for its timber or stone than for agricultural
Land office at Oregon City. Oregon, Ian. 25.
the peaceful retirement of which A is full
always found at the store of the
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore.
purposes, ami Io establish his claim lo said land 1893.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
driving John Bull ami his com­ he is in search. He might even do
Dec,
13,
1892.
—
Notice
is hereby given that in
before
the
Register
and
Receiver
of
ill
is
office
at
ing-named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
his
inten
­
TILLAMOOK NEWS CO..
Oregon < ity, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 21st day tion to make final proof in support of his claim, compliance with the provisions of the act of
B. C. Lamb, Proprietor. of March 18 -3. He names as witnesses:
merce off the American continent.
(
(ingress
of
June
3,
1878.
entitled "An act for the
and
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
better to rest content with the
Robert Hicks, of Tillamook,Tillamook < ounty, County Clet k of Tillamook County, at Tilla­ sale of timber lands in the States of ( alifoniid.
The editor of the Portland paper
Ore.,
Robert
Carty,
Eugene
W
iglit
and
Charles
Oregon,
Nevada
and
Washington
Terri,ory,”
mook,
’
Oregon,
on
March
21.
1893,
viz:
quiet of Saratoga and the calm of select line of miscellaneous books, the most Robinson, of Forest Grove, Wasnington Comity,
James E Corless,
Fred H. Bishop,
must have surely have some sort the Millionaires' Club.—St. Janies' A popular
of the day at the lowest prices. All Oregon.
Homestead Entry No. 93 4, for the s e of nw%,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the s >2 of 11 e*4 and 11 w *4 01 n c *4, section 11. tp. of Portland. County of Multnomnh, state of
kinds of stories in paper covers.
of dementia on this subject to (
Oregon, has this day filed in this office hissworn
above described lands are requested to fi.e their 2 s, r 9 w.
(lazette.
claims in this office on or before said 21st dav of
He names the following witnesses to prove his statement No. ¿684, for the purchase of the 11 f'4
attempt to write such a statesman
of
section 25, tp. 3 11, r 8 w, and will offer proof
Marvil
1893.
All the leading magazines, as <' >ntury, Harp,,i,*s.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
to show that the land sought is more valuable
J. T. Apperson, Register.
3” 3?
Scribner's Les’.ic'sMoiithly.Review of Review*,
said land, under Sec ¿301, R. S., viz:
as Blaine down as a small man.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
Overland, etc., on sale every month.
W HOrtens, II Lederer. Peter .I Heyvart an 1
NOTICE.
Ll*vi Huelson, all of Tillamook. Tillamook Co., poses, and to establish his claim to said land
It was Blaine's letter from his
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, Oregon.
“I notice that you are foiul of
Oregon City, Ore., on Wednesday, the 22nd day
FOR TILLAMOOK COUTV.
36-41
J. T. Apperson, Register.
sick bed at Florence, Italy, that
of March, 18,13. He names as witnesses:
Ill the matter of the assignment ]
your tipple. Ia the champagne you
J. II. Gillis, John (>. Allen and John Turner,
of f. K. Harris and Truman Harris, |
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
threw life into the Harrison cam- '
of Portland, ore., and K. W. Hardenbrook, of
doing
busimss
under
the
firm;
NOTICE
drink extra dry?”
Laud Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Jan. Cape Horn, Wash.
mime ami *tyleof Truman ft T. F, I
paigll in I.SXS, and defeated Cleve­
25. 18^.—Notice is hereby given that the
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
Harris, Assignors
"It must be for every morning I
following-named settler has filed notice of his
To whom it may concern—You are hereby intention to make linal proof in support of his above-described Lind are requested to file their
land for the nresidenev. There
notified and you uill please take notice that the claim, and that said proof will be made before claims in this office 011 or before said 22nd day
. .
‘
I
find
that I am extra dry.”
of March, 18 ,3.
undersigned has been duly appointed by tne
was no life in the Republican par­
303?
J- T. Apperson, Register.
to net ns our tigent. U p furni«li an expensive above named assignors assignee of the estate of tlie County Clerk of Tillamook Countv at Tilla­
outfit mid all you need free. It costs nothing to the above uauied MMignors. Now, therefore all mook, Oregon on March 22. 1893, viz:
ty until his ringing appeal for an
Benjamin H Bunn,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
try the business. We will treat you well, ami persons having claims against said estate are
Congress wants to know who got help you to earn ten times ordinarv wage* Both required to present them to me at the City of Homestead Entry No. 10487. for the se of s e Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon, Dec
American tariff came across the
sexes of all age* can live at home ami work in T.llamook, within slid County an 1 State under ’/4. section 3), 11 e % of n e % section 31. w % of 30, 1SV2.—Notice is hereby given that the follow
$2,000,000
or S3, (loo.ooii
spare time, or all the time. A id one an\ where oath within three months from the date h reof. 11 w *4, section 3?, tp. 3 s, r y w.
water to infuse new hope in the 1
ing named settler Ims filed uoticeof his intention
He names the following witnesses to prove his to make final proof in support of his claim, and
can earn a great deal of money. .Main liaiemade
Dated this 3rd day of January, A I). 1*93.
Panama
Canal
boodle
I
hat
continuous residence upon and cuk.valion of that said proof will be made before the County
Two Hundred Dollar* a Month N«i chi-- of
waning cause and set the Repub­
G eorge ('on n
said land, viz:
|M <»ple in the world are making so much mom v
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
32-37
Assignee aforesaid.
country. < «ent leinen
J II Ellison, of Tillamook, Tillamook Co.. Ore., gon, on Feb. 18, I893, viz:
without capital as those at work for u-. Itii-im *'*
lican millions marching on to vie- this
1
G W Wallace. M Foljnd and James Bixby, of
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pavs better than
SHERIFF'S
SALE
John A. Brant,
portions of the money should anv other offered to agent*. Yon’have a ch ar
Beaver, Tillamook Co., Orc.
I
lory. Blaine enfeebled by a long eeived
1
Delinquent School tax. District No. 9, Tilla­
36-41
J. T Apperson. Register.
Held, with no competition U'e equip von with
Pre-emption I). S. No. 7814, for the e 12 of s e ‘4
everything, ami supplv printed directions for mook County. Ore., for tlie year 1892.
of section 19, e 1 a of n e '4 of section 30, tp 2 n,
illness and live thousand miles not all speak at once.
Published every Thursday evening.
DRA I GOODS.
Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
(rents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen-
oral merchandise. At the old stand,
T
( >o , O
.
AM) CONFECTIONERY.
NOW OPEN
First Class Restaurant in Connection.
DIG J< jr STÖR E
I? .'0. Johnson.
\|.\(; azixes
¿\\l> BOOKS.
WE WANT YOU
away could do that with a few
strokes o his pen, which all the
editors of party organs, including
Ila vej Scott of the Oregonian,
were unable to bring about. He
made a Republican victory possible,
No small man could do that. All
the small men in the country were
trying and som • of them cannot
forgive Blaine that lie was so in­
finitely their superior.
Some editors never desorille a
great man unless they have them-
selves in mind. This is not the
first time the Oregonian has re­
vealed its tendency to fall into this
error. I 'apital Journal.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
The National League for G< mm I
Htitul.-« now atMAinbloil nt Washing-
tun, in ei ttgagi'tl in n work which
nln>iil<l cuiiiiiientl the I iitii -I v siip-
|Hirtot'lhe people. In this State
in partitTilar the laws relating to
tlie inaintainanee of public high-
way« are ritlieulonsly inefficient.
l ite work in each roatl ilixtrict in
done with very little reference to
adjoining ilit-triels. Any eompre-
liemdve t-eheme of improvement in
practically impossible. Scarcely a
mile of country roatl can be tra-
vci ' sim ! without meeting holes, ruts,
rtx'ks and uteep grade», alike in-
compatible with comfort in driving
and destructive lo vehicles and
horses. I’lie time anil money aiinii-
ally ex|H'ii<l<‘tl in work upon the
country roads, if systematieally
and efficiently dirocted would re-
stilt in admirable mails throughout
the State. As it is the effort and
expense hit praetially wasted. I n-
<|uestionably the renusly lies in
State control of mad building amt
improvement. N. Y. Press.
A few days ago Baptisto Pepino,
of Napo, made a bet that he could
take a shock from the current of
are light wire without being in-
jured. The coroner's jury that set
»pmi the remains awarded the
stakes to the other fellow.
iM'giiiner* which, if obeyed faitlifiilh, will bring
more money than will anv other business. hn
prove \ our prospects' Whv not? Youcando*o
easily and surely at work for us. Reasonable
industrv only necessarv for absolute snec< *»
Pfimphlet circular giving even particular is sent
tree to all. Delav not in sending for it.
GEOICGE STINMtN A CO.,
Box No. 4KK, Portland, Me
Au active demand for hemlock
timber lamia is reported in Wis­
consin and Minnesota. A great
change in sentiment on the hem­
lock question has occured within a
very few years. It is still a cheap
lumlter but there is a constant
demand for it.
I iie re|>eal of the mortgage tax
‘"“I indebtedness exemption laws
will be a great help in developing
°t Oregon, t ‘apital ists
will no longer hesitate alsiut put-
Ung money out. and the rich man
will bear hit« jimt part oftheliur-
'I''" "* taxation,
Gi innovation in comity court
prtRT'ektingw in the publication of
hie number of «lays worked by
both men and supervisors in each
district in the county. Tlie ¡«tea is
pnmouiiced a good one by all who
I'avc heard express an opinion
Nelialelii Journal.
”» •’
l'utile & Robeson
have opened their new
(¿ardware ¡Store
By virtue of a warrant issued out of the county
court of the State of Oregon for the County of
Tillamook, commanding me to levy upon the
goods and chattels of tne delinquent t ix payers
named 0.1 the delinquent tax roil tor said district
f.»r the year 189». thvieto attached, and if none
be found then upon the real propertv. asset
forth anti describe ! in said delinquent tax roll
or so much thereof as snail satisfy the amount
01 taxtsehargrd therein, together with costsand
excuses, lying and being in Tillamook county
Slate ol Oregon, described as follows, to-wit
Frank Daugherty all of block 14. in A. \
Mid • '* addition to Tillamook. $305.
Thomas Pain, lot 1 in block 12, A. A. Miller's
addition to Tillamook, 76ets.
T R Graff, lot 4 in block 22, Thayer’s add.. ^Scts.
C t- Larsen all of block 24, Thayer's add., 12 28
J l> Roodv, lot jin l»lk 22. Thayer's add jsets
H m .r . a McP.iilipi, tide lots 17. 18, Wand 2>'.
m 1 lllamook. >1 53
Chas Peterson, lots 1 and 2, block Stillwell's
addition, |i 83.
M \\ Mowers, lots 3 and 4. block 12, Stillwell's
addition. ;3 43.
7 bI,M’k 1 u K Hays add. 7»cts„
all in I lllamook countv. Ore
Now therefore after’ due lev) and l.v virtue
ol said wan ant I u ill sell at public auction
for cash in hand at the court house door at Tilla­
mook. in Tillamook county. Oregon. Fri.lav the
3 ’1 day of March, 1893. at the hour of t o clo« k
in the afternoon the atx.ve described real estate
or 11 sufficient amount to *ati*tv *awl taxe* *«»,.
ject to red« niption, together with costs am! ex­
penses of sale.
A
«mail uiukr inyhan.lthia»Jrt.layofjan. 18.1
•L D. E dwards .
shenfl and Tax-Col ector of Tillamook
35 39
County, (I reg« m
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATION
Land office at Oregon city, Oregon. Jan. 25.
1893.—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of Ins intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of 'Iillaniook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on March 20, 1893. viz:
James Al. Morgan,
Homestead Entry No. 6670 for the lot 2, se
of
of n w
ot n e ’4, section 2o, tp. 2 s, 1 10 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cu tivalion
of, said land viz:
.1 H Jackson, H E Palmer, C B Wiley and Con.
Desmond, all of Netarts. Ti l.nnook County. < Ire.
3»-4>
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTH 1- FOR IT Bt.ICAXION.
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon, Jan. 25,
18<3.- Notice is herelw given that the fidlou -
iug-named settler has fi.ed notice of his inlet.-
tio 1 to make final proof in support of his claim
ami that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on March 2i. 1893. viz:
Ernest E. Iceland,
II nnestvad Entry No 9722. for the s w •« of 11 e
4. nJ2 of 11 e '4. section 4. tp 2 s, r 1(1 w. and s e
' 1 ot s e
section 33, tp. 1 s, no w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Under See. 2361 R. S.
, A High C Ite.n-mid. B. n <> llara mid W
Burdick, all of Netarts, T llamook Uountv. Ore.
-T*
J- T. Apperson, Regi.ter.
NOTICE FOR Pl'BI.K'ATftTN.
I.aml office at Oregon City, Oregon J«„
21. IM - Notice 1. hereby given that the folio« -
lug nano .1 wttier h.s filed notice ol hi. inteotl. n
¡'■make final proof In support
Ins claim. ,„„|
that «.nd proof will be madebefo.e the Counlv
. 1- tk of Tllbini.a.k County, at Tillamook Ore-
gull, on Marell at. IS93, vii:
„
.
Frank Kiefer.
Homestead Entry No. 63,7. for the s '. of n w '
section u tp. is. T9W
“
lie names the following wltne.iie« (o prove
ofS b"m!"\'„r"’"lr'"'' up°"
eultlv«tio,.
N otk h or SHMiFi- a S alk k ..« I> ki .1!(B i ki „
T kxks roK TUI V uk .-^ i ,„ r t « i . l ” m < k > k
L o VBTV. OKKI...S
Notice i< hereby riven that by virtue o( a
««rranl duh i«au. •( out
th,-Count, t otlrtof
the Mate ot Oregon for Tillamook Countv c.un-
"mmlin-.- me to 1,-,-y upon and „ || the c,MH|a
'.I|hi*|lt ' ° 'hr d'■|,l"lu* h' raxpaveta named
01 the delinquent tax roll of Tillamook roontv
h,T,'"' "n
1',”"''9>«ndifnonelifoiJi
ol J t i*’', ",
'forth ami deacribed
m Mid delinquent tax roll or ao much thereof^.
.„'I'm n’l'e'1'11’ sl'T'hen Heater. J II Whiting
1,1 lax. -ehurred therm and » I. Hl'ugw.'rH,. all of Tillamook Tilla­
I,.? ' a CO*“’
’ of «ale trema mook lounty. Ore
1
W'
rt*w"*5
36 41
-I T Apperson Regi.ter.
BarrctK L. swkofsk 21 tt. in ri
•
Beer«, r harle» H.
of a e
and ¡So"/»/’’of
•ec..««, tp. 1 a. r i w. Jm ,o
, ot
«nd I i «, t it fully .tnckrd «Uh «It kind.<4 hn«vy
.« S of n » ..
the f : T r „. k
and shell hardware They tire receiving new
tic 111 sec 2, am| 2s tp 1 s, r 9 u t••• • ,
good* by every I k > hi
Johnson Jaspar J e », of » w
and w 1 oiI « ■ 1
of w >7 tp t n r 6 w. p to
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NOTICE FOR PI RMCATION.
I.and office at Oregon Citv Oregon |a>,
'•93 X
Tillamook ore on March 11.
Stoves \ Tinware
Everything New
lÀperiments recently re|H>rted
on charring piles at Wilmington,
bare a tinning, plumbing and repairiHg
North t'aiolina. demonstrate the They
shop in totiurcti ui ami haw sevurt-d th. services
value of charring to prevent their of H It Rutin to attetid to this de|»artment
destruction by the teredo. It Ims
been demonstrated that piles which
have beea chain'd offer no nutri-
meat on which the (emtio can .«ill
sist; tlien if ervoaoted they have
Opposite laufen House.
proven proof against the attack of
this pest.
Tillamook.
Oregon
Call and see them.
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Lauren A. Hovt
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J T. Apperson, Register
NOTH F FOR PUBLICATION
mg n.med
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'ion tonmkefinrt niLr < 1 no,,ceo( hi. int.-n-
and th.t „i"
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County Clerk of TilHni.l>k*c?*'’,e brf,,r'' »hi-
Oregon ..„ Mar. h .^
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••id hind vie
tounty lire
"»*”' *"'» ' Ultiv«tion of
11 01
Tillamook
1 T Apperson. Regi.ter
range 7 w.
He names tlie following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz:
C'. Wallin, Laurance Johnson, Morrison Mills
and G. N. Johnson, of Tillamook, Ore.
34 37
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Dec.
1892. Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said Proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Till«
mook, Oregon, on Feb. 20, 1893, viz:
• M Mk I
Pre emption D. 8. No. 7180. for the e 12 <»f« <' H
of section 10, tp. 2 *, r 10 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi*
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Charles Lee. Bat O'Hara, Henry Ohls and
Andrew Conklin, of Netarts, Oie.
«2 37
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Odice at Oregon City, Oregon. Dec. 3O.
1S92.—Notice is hereby given that I he follow­
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof tn support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of rilltynook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon. on Feb. 18, 1893, viz.
Carl Wallin,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 781.», for the s e '4 of
30. tp. 2 n, r 7 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Join A. Brant, Lan rance Johnson. Ernest
Wyss ami Frank Hernngton, of Tillamook. Orc.
3-’-37
J. T. Apperson, Register
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tiiat sealed bids, with
plans and specification*, will be received by th'1
county court of Tillamook county, State of Ore­
gon, tor the building of a bridge across the Wil­
son river, near th«’ residence of S. O. Wickland:
also for the building of a bridge across a slough
’>n the lands formerly owned by W.G. Kelso
also for the building of a bridge across Trask
over near the residence of William John*»«
all in (he County of Tillamook. State of Oregon
All bids mu*t be tiled »>11 or before the Sth day
of March 1893. Tne Court reserves the right !•»
reject any and all bids. By order of the Court.
Attest W. W. C onder , County Clerk
I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tvte of O be -
<io.N for T illamook C ounty .
’•’•orge W Phelps, Pltff.
vs.
Notice of
Sheriff s >ale
Warren Daugheitv and A.
A. Miller, Deft.
.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of au
execution duly issued out of the above named
court on the 4th day of January 1893 Io enforce
a judgment against the above named defends«b1
and in favor of I he above named plaintiff and to
me directed and delivered as sheriff ot Tina
•nook countv, Oregon, commanding me to levv
»¡»on and sell the personal property, or if a
ncient amount cannot l»e found then upon the
real property of said defendant* to sAtisf; *»’•’
judgment to-wit: the sum of >184 76 and further
9° costs and accruing costs. N°*
therefore after due levy and by virtue of saijl
execution 1 will sell at public auction foreash
in hand at the court house do«4r, at Tillamook-
in Tillamook county, Oregon, on Saturday, t«e
25th day of February, I893. at the hour of on*
o clot k in the afternoon, the following described
real | roperty to wit lots 1, 2. 3, 4, S 7. 9- ,l?
" 1?. 13. 14. is, 16. 17. 18, 19. 20. 21. 32. >«
13. also lots i, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, in block 6, al*»
’• 3> 4, 5. 6. 7 and 8, in block io, all in
'
filler * addition to the town of Tillamook.»»
Tillamook County, Oregon, t»> satisfy said judg­
ment and costs and accruing costs
Given under my hand this 18th day ofjan. 1*93-
_
J. D E dw ards .
U 39
Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon