I (Ji THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF
Cohn & Co
THE STATE OF
O regon , fob the < ounty of T illamook
Manufactories are starting up up this record she will have need
L. H. Brown and
Published every Thursday evening.
again in all parta of the country to inflict such summary punish* C.
B Hadley, P1ffs«,
Notice of
vs.
and the prospects of better times liient as is the custom in the West, TiilamookCounty
Sheriff’s sale.
Fair
AsMK'iatiuu
and
W.
D.
which,
though
perhaps
not
alto
­
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. in the near future are improving.
.Stillwell. Defts.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an '
Bradstreet’s reports show that gether lawful, has quite a deterring execution
and older of sale duly issued out of
E ditor and P roprietor
T om C oatem
above named court on the 12th <lay of ?*•!>-
money is circulating more freely effect on all but the most desperate the
tember 1893 to enforce a judgment against the
above named defendants, and in favor of the
T illamook , O re ., Sept. 21, 1893. than it Inis done for some time. characters.
above named plaintiffs, and to me directed and
delivered as sheriff of Tillamook county, Ore­
Some attribute this to the import­
gon, and commanding me to «ell the following
escrilxd real property belonging to the above
ation of gold from Europe, but it is | From all over the country, says “ named
RATKH OF SUBSCRIPTION.
defendants, The Tillamook County Fair
(STRICTLY 1NADVANCK.)
the
Detroit
Free
Press,
lias
come
Association,
to satisfy the said judgment, to-wit,
more likely the prospect of the
the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred and
11 TO.
One year
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and Twenty-five
hundredth
Dollars
... .75. establishing of a sound monetary
cry
harvest hands are • Fortv-onu
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Six montba
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X-.A« —llfA.AZXt, at r H A*
50.
Three months
In many sections old men, Ian v* oi.m H*-‘
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basis
in
this
country
has
been
the
scarce,
ADVERTISING RATES.
of December 1892. and the further sum ol Two I
Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney s fees and
Silver women and children were called costs
1 inch, per month
f.0.7.5
per year>6.75 cause of the inflow of gold.
and disbursements herein, taxed at Thirty- |
1
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2.25
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upon to help gather the crops be- two and
Fifteen Hundredth dollars, and accruing
U*rol. ”
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3 75
” ” 3’00 may lie gisid enough for home cir-
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6-75
” " 60 00 cuhitiou but foreign nations will|caus® able-bodied laboring men costs, to-wil: Beginning at a point 1771 feet South
and 1110 feet West of the N E corner of the E
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11.00
” ” loo.oo
Thomas donation land claim in Tillamook
Local notices, iocts. per line; and seta, after
were not to be had. This is a state ! I county,
Oregon, thence South 980 feet, thence |
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first not trade oil that basis.
6co feet, thence north 100 feet, then North
insertion for regular advertisers
of affairs which should not exist 80 West
deg. West 600 feet, thence North 6753 deg. West
Lost, Found. For Rent For Saif, Wanted, and
thence North 42*2 deg. West loo feet,
Special notiees, in classified ‘ a<l” columns, at
. feet,
...........
..... feet,
.......
A Dallas Indian solves the Chin­ when there are so many working I , loo
thence
North 25 _
di . g. ........
West 100
thence North
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
Hinn itll>.
TiiHteml <if Ilin llistfibll- ”'i ,le|-'
Io° ’**’■ *hrnCt' uor1*'
and hall rates thereafter.
ese
and
financial
problem
in
this
iJieil KUC.
lllSie<lU DI llie UlblllUll
thence North 20 deg. East 100 feet, thence North
Legal notices. Nonpareil, iocts. per line for
flr-t insertion and Sets per line for each subse­ way: “Chinaman ketch ’em hiyti tiou of labor which should exist in 40 deg. East 200 feet, thence North 57% deg. East
200 feet, thence East 600 feet, thence North 21O
quent insertion.
feet, thence East 600 feet, to place of beginning,
money. AII right, now last spring j a country of our vast extent and containing
24.73 acres.
All local notices will be “starred”or otherwise
Now therefore after due levy having been
designated as advertisements.
Boston man heap big fool, he tell, varied resourses, this class of popu- made
by me upon said premises and by virtue
• *
said execution and order of sale, 1 will sell at
No special position will be agreed upon for
Chiniimeii get out, go home, take lation is largely congested in our of
public auction for cash in hand, at the Court
any advertisement, though we take especial
house door at Tillamook, in the above named
pains to display advertising matter effectively all the money you see? Now, spose great cities and
manufacturing
county and state, at the hour of one o’clock 1*.
and give as favorable position as possible, fre­
M , oil the 14th day of October 1843. said des­
quently changing the “make-up’’ of the paper
Boston man tell me Indian Charley. [ centers. It is among the evils cribed
land or premises as aforesaid to satisfy
said
judgment and costs and accruing costs.
We make a special effort to change or re-build you be president, all right, me be fostered by a protective system
Given under mv hand this 13 day of Sept. 1893.
advertisements hm often as our natrons desire,
J ohn 1). E dwards ,
but make no contract to that effei I.
president, me tell Chinamen go which attracts capital to the field 16-20
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore.
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No cuts will be used, except out line c its on home now, no buy ictas in China, where it is favored, starts the en­
metal bases.
C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
buy ictas from Boston man. You terprises which employ labor, 1 I n the
gon for T illamook C ounty .
We reserve the right to reject any advertise­
ment that we deem objectionable.
Pltff.,
no buy ictas from Boston man, me i stimulates production beyond the George L. Smith,
vs.
T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise­ cut your long hair off and make demands of consumption and, when Mariah Crenshaw, and
ments, and payment is requited monthly or
L. Crenshaw, Defts.
quarterly on large contracts.
liiyu rope and hang liiyu more orders cease to come in, throws To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defendants
above named.
< Correspondence on topics of genera) Interest,
('hiiiiimcn.—Ex.
hundreds and thousands out of In the name of the State of Oregon, You are all
in vited.
Address all coinm 1111ic.1tIons to
hereby required to appear and answer the com
employment.
plaint of the above named plaintiff herein filed
T he H eadlight ,
ffillam 00 It
<)cnòlinht.
The Leading Merchants
of Tillamook Co
Have just received their immense stock of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods. New
Woolensand Ginghams, in endless var­
ieties. New Outing Flannels, New
Calicoes A large stock of Ladies
We claim to have the largest and best
assorted stock of Ladies dress and fancy
goods this side of Portland
Call and inspect our stock even though
you do not want to buy. We have marked
our goods to suit hard times.
against you by the fourth Monday of August
1894, and you will take notice that unless you
T illamook . O r .
Brazilians nre now under-
the mania for revolution
pervades .South America at
it intervals. It was con-
I when Dun Pedro gave up
rone so peacefully, that
ans were a remarkably
W. F. I). Jones, late proprietor
of the Tillamook H e . height , and
a newspaper man well known
throughout the entire state, has
acquired an interest in TheAstorian
and will at once assume an active
part in the business. Mr. Jones'
long connection with the Oregon
ami California press, and his
thorough knowledge in this direc­
tion, bespeak lor The Astorian a
greater degree of stnngh than
ever.”
This announcement appears in
the Astorian of the 15th and the
many Tillamook friends of Mr.
Jolies will wish him success. If he
builds up the Astorian as success­
fully as he did the H eadlight there
is no doubt the Astorian will hold
a leading jmsition among the re­
publican papers of Oregon.
appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to
The coal miners in England are so
the court for a decree foreclosing his mortgage
by the above named defendants to him on
returning to work on the em­ given
the I2th day of February 1892, conveying the
Southeast
quarter of sec.ion two. T 2 S. R 7 W.
ployer’s terms. Considering the of the Willamette
Meridian, to secure the pay­
ment of two certain notes whereon is now due
small wages paid before it seems the
sum of$17.0 with interest at 10 percent pt r
from Dec. 17, 18^1, and $2co attorney's
hard that the miners should have annum
fees and for general reliet in equity and fur costs.
This summons js served on you by publira-
been beaten, but nothing different catiou
in the Tillamook H eadlight * by order
the above named court made at the August
could have been expected under of
term thereof for 1893.
T. B. H andley ,
the circumstances. The profits of 1621
pitfs Atty.
the employers are much curtailed
C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O re ­
by the excessive mining royalties I n the
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
which have to be paid to the land­ Mitchell, Lewis & vs. Staver Co., Pltffs.
Henry Crenshaw, and
owners and though legislation has L. Crenshaw,
Maria M. Crenshaw, Defts.
been pending for many years to To L. Crenshaw, Henry Crenshaw, and Maria
M. Crenshaw.
abolish this system, all English In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are
hereby required to appear and answer the com-
legislation has been blocked by the , plaint
filed against you in the above entitled
ten days from the date of the service
Irish question. Many who talk 1 actionwithin
of this summons upon you, if served within this
or, if served n any other county of this
eloquently of the oppression of county:
state, then within twenty aavs from the'date of
the service of this summons’upon you; and if
Ireland by the English are un­ you
fail so to answer, fur want thereof, the
plaintiff
will take judgment againt you for the
aware that the people of England sum of $172.32
and cos I b and disbursements here­
in,
and
in
of service of publication of this
art*patiently enduring much wrong summons <a-e
if the defendants fail to appear and
answer
said
complaint
the first day of the
themselves while waiting for Ire­ first regular term of the by above
untitled court
next ensuing publication of this summons for I
land’s grievances to be redressed, I six
successive weeks in the Tillamook H ead ­
light to-wit, the regular term of the county
and that when this is done the court
above named convening on the sixth day
r 1891. the plaintiff will take judg­
fight will be long and bitter for the oiNovemb
ment against said defendants as above specified
an order of sale for the following described
abolition of the House of Lords and and
real property, now under attachment in this
a< tion to-wit: SE‘4 of section 2, Tp 2 S, R 8 W,
repeal of the land laws.*
of the Willamette Meridian in Tillamook county^
ABOUT BREATHING.
Oregon, also Maria M. Crenshaw s undivided
one ball interest in the W ‘3 of S E ‘4, of section
36, Tp. 1 S, R 8 W, of Willamette Meric ian in
Tillamook, county Oregon.
TILLAMOOK JjAKERY
NOW OPEN
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home-
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
lemons.
First ('lass Restaurant in Connection.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
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--------------- —CORNER FIRST Sr. & STILLWELL
Av«.
A lfred W illiams ,
DRUG STORE!
Hutchins
Corner.
Tillamook,
Oregon
C laude T hayer .
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A boy, 14 years old. recently im­ 1 his , summons is published
FVLL LIUE OF
by order of Hon.
H.
F.
Holden,
Judge
of
said
court, dated August
ported from Kentucky, handed 14th, 1898.
the following in as a composition
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
on "Breathing.” The instruction Land office
at Oregon City, Oregon. August 21,
was, “Tell all you can about breath­ 1893 -Notice is hereby given that the follow-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
ing.’’ He said: “Breath is made of to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be nia.le l»efore the Coun‘y
At all hours.
of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook. Ore. oil
air. We breathe with our lungs, Clerk
October 17th, 1893, viz:
our lights, our liver, our kidneys.
Anna E. Howley,
1). S., No. 78-2, for the s w *1 of sec. 4. tp. 1
Advices from the C’herokoe strip If it wasn’t for our breath we should 8, l’re.
r 7 w.
r
indicate that the scenes enacted in die when we sleep. Our breath lie names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultivation
land, viz:
the memorable race for homes were keeps the life a-going through the of E said
|i
E:.K ■ H’irnard. Herman Brown
and
B.
J. I enwell, of Tillamook, Ore.
linpnrnlleled. Fully 100,000 men nose when we are asleep. Boys
Robert A. Miller, Register.
started in the race and it is esti that stay in a room all day six mid
mated the population of tl.e strip not breathe.
NOTICE FOR PVBLICATION.
OREGON.
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon. August 21, TILLA M00K,
O-
Saturday night was 200,000. The
‘They should wait till they get i8<>3 —Notlcete hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
main rush was made by horses and out of doors. Boys in a room make
PSr00?.?' "uPP^rt of his claim, and
proof will be made before the County
wagons, though hundreds went in bad, unwholesome air. They make P < f lerk said
of lillaniook County, at Tillamook, Ore’
on October I7, 1^93, viz:
The filibustering still goes on in on trains an also on bicycles. A earlsmicide. (.'arlsinieide is poi­
Olaus W. Olsen.
the senate and the repeal bill is no band of cowboys on bronchos got soner than mad dogs. i A heap of L,ol’.r’scaJ !'ntP Noi 80 0 f?r ,he 11 e of« e
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further on its way than it was a ahead and net fire to the grass to soldiers was in u black hole in In­ He none, the following
witnes.e, to prove
" Up,"‘
week ago. Thia kind of work may head off and scatter the crowds dia, and carbonicide got in that icw'Sl.nrt.’vi:™
Al'iert Harris. Wm. O'Hara, Theo. Kinnlev
he a display of great statesman­ coming up behind. There was there hole and killed nearly every­ On^ot?
S'"l‘h' "f
Tillamook cmiitE
All kinds of turning done to order.
ship but we fail to see it that way. much suffering from the beat and one afore morning. Girls kill the
a-fc
Robert A. Miller, Register.
lack
of
water,
and
a
number
of
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
It seems to us more like the school
breath with corsite, that squeezes
SOTI< 'H FOR PVBI.ICATION.
boy bully’s trick of “play or ••Sinners" were shot by the soldiers Hie diagram. Girls can't holler or
Offlce «1 Oregon Lily, Oregon. AliguM
plague.'' When tiie voice of the for entering the strip before the run like boys, because their dia­ 21. ’•«ml
189,4—_\otue is herein given that the
following named settler has filed notice of bis
people as represented in Congress specified time. There have been gram is squeezed too much. If I niteution to make linal proof in support of his
ami that said pria.f will b? made before
is so overwhelmingly in favor of a number of murders, and some was a girl. I'd rutherbe a boy, so claim,
the < ounty i Jerk of Tillamook county, at Tilla­
mook, Ore., on October 17, 1893, viz;
repeal it betokens very little re­ deaths from natural causes. Every I ean holler and run and have a
Frederick E Page,
gard on the part of the senate, for describable claim has at least one great big diagram."—Washington !!T^ar !wlrv So 77*,or ,he " " '< of
" e make a discount of ten per cent,
IfH:1?"1” ’"*■
witnewe. to prove hi.
their wishes. When senators are claimant and many have two to Star.
for cash orders.
' .»M lTnd
UP°"
'“'“'-.tio.. of,
elected by direct voti1 the people tour contestants.
’««’’* Blum. I«««r (■ Ollick
Rupp, of Nettoclon Ore
*
will have more control over their
CARLP. KNUDSON, «ml u John
”
Robert A. Miller. Register.
The East is now suffering from
actions.
train robbing mania. Last week
T imbkr L aud . A ct J vwk 3. i H t S.- notick ron
Blacksmith.
P ublication .
Siamese jou.inalisin deserves a it was a luike Shore and Michigan
I'sltel Statra Land o(Bce ,)ri_
,
gold medal. In July a French tied Southern train that was held up All kinds of W ikh I work and wagon
C. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
practically invested the capital, robbed of a sum variously estimated
work done
Bangkok, and a military force took from «23,000 to «100,000. Now a
Oregon. Nevada
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,.
.
Jonas T. Clink
possession of 11 valuable island, de­ train carrying «73,000 in cash to
-1
Horseshoeing a
feating the Siamese garrison with pay off the employes of the Calumet
-
First St.( Dpp, Occidental,
TillamookiOrs
V.‘ i..’in* tp ’ r?'r*
heavy loss. Ten dais afterward and Hecla copper mines is held up
Plsee of bnainess: In Win. II I'iimllvr'st
the leading Bangkok newspaper ata little stat ion called Boston and
shop, TiUaiuonk, Ore
When you come
S-«
aiiiioiinced. "We are informed that the express messenger compelled,
to the Wilson
River country,
several French war ships have under threat of instant death, to
f u ’ v
*®^3- He names as witnesses
•top «tReeher'».
'iri "7
been seen iii the neighborhood, open the safe and deliver up the Forest
and Olive luKX. oft .rch*
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and that on account of the un­ cash. The business was done so
AMPLE # ACCOMMODATIONS
heal th fulness of blauketty blank quickly that none oft lie passengers
tjood Beds
island it is feared that none of the suspected anything wrong. Ily the
1 T. Apperaon Register.
triaqis stationed there will ever Eastern people the West is con-i
Hot and cold water baths FISH AND GAME IN SEASON
return with their lives.” Such a sidervd to lie the home of train
Notice.
STAGE LINE.
at any time.
country ought to l«egobbled by the robbers but statistics show that
Ttlipapb office li th hm
Stag,' will leave Foreal Grove for Tillamook Oregon will meet
,a,,,ook. State of
Fii
’
it
Class
in every Respect.
cirri
of
«al
,
“
lnlv
first European |s>wer that conies robberies are more often committed everv Taeatay and Fnd., Ttihmook Wcinev
Grain and hay
October iSit tor th*
tnd day
d«r« «nd Haturd«,.
àObeXryrnh0.f^ïl”« “*»
along. Journalist.
tor teams. Stage
in the East. If Michigan kee s
While there have been many
timber fires in Oregon during the
¡>ast month and much damage has
lieen done yet L we have had no
such tire UH is i now raging in Wie­
cousin, where the burning region
extends over several hundred
square miles, The loss will lie im-
inelise though tlie timber will not
lie rendered altogether useless, as
il will be possible to utilize much
of it during the coming winter,
Diggers and mill men ean direct
their operations to tlie burned
district instead of cutting green
timber.
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
Saw & Planine Mills
Proprietors Electric Light System.
THE« BUREKU < SALOON,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
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{Specialty.
Fred Martin,
(¡rove
and
Tillamook.
H O JONES. Prop.r
ISarbcF • Shop.
C narlui P y «.
Connty AwetMor
Opposite Larsen House.
Tillamook. Oregon.
to Forest Grove
ot Tillamook,
«tien ordered.