They are suspicious of every move
made by even their own represen
Published e»ery Tbursdny evening.
tatives, tts» ignorant to discern for
OFFICIAL PIPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY themselves the operation of any
law to be enacted, ever jealous of
E ditor ano P rofriktor those who, through superior abil
T om C oatkm
ity, are crowded to the front, and
T illamook , O re ., Sept. 28, 1893. as a consequence are continually
subject to the terrors of a revolu
RATES OF sens« KIPTION.
tion.
(»rulCTi-V IKAOVAWCB )
& illuni 00 II
dcrtt»linlit
One year
Six months
Three months
11..M).
.. .75.
50.
advertising rates .
1 inch, per month
>0.75
PJ*r;
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11.00
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Local iiotic**, loots, per Hue; and 5c«.
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first
insertion for regular advertisers
leost, Found, For Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and
Special notices, In classified ‘ ad" columns, at
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
anti halt rates thereafter.
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for
first insertion and 6cts per line for each sul»se-
quent insertion.
All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise
designated as advertisements.
No iperial po»lllon will Im »greed upon for
any advertisement, though we take especial
paniM to display advertising matter effectively
and give as favorable position as possible, fre
quently changing the “make up" of the paper
An expert in skin diseases took
a case before a clinic of young doc
tors in New York and paraded it
as a typical case of chicken jx»x,
showed the particular symptoms
in which it differed from small pox
and altogether gave a very instruct
ive lecture. Now two of the doctors
are dangerously ill with small pox
and there is a probability of a ser
ious epidemic of that disease which
proved to be the one from which
the man was suffering.
Butchers, grocery men, machine
houses etc., etc., have been taking
pay in shingles from their debtors
until it looked as though shingles
We reserve the right to reject any advertise would pass current in Washington
ment that we deem objectionable.
the same as coon skin did in In
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T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise diana about 40 years ago. The
ment*, and payment is required monthly or
quarterly on large contracts.
rumor t at shingles were being
Correspondence on topics of general Interest,
thrown into contribution boxes and
invited.
Address all communications to
that ministers were taking them on
T> ie H eadlight ,
T illamook , or .
salary accounts seems to be un
founded. This was doubtless a
yarn started by some man who
failed to bring his orthodoxy west
to
when he came.-—West Coast Lum
iys
berman.
We make a special effort to change or re build
advertisements as often as our patrons desfre,
but make no contract to that effec t.
• •
No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on
metal bases.
open the way to a reversal of a de
cision w hich Ims been reached by
t he deceased Justice’s vote. The
l'nitc«l States Supreme Court lias
decided that the Chinese registra
tion act is constitutional. Judges
of lower courts have acted upon
that decision. But when a China
man is arrested under the provi
sions of the act his liberation is
sought by a habeas corpus petition
addressed to the Supreme Court.
A rather curious state of affairs
has been developed by the friends
of the Chinese. First, the act was
held inoperative until the Supreme
Court bad passed upon it. This is
at least irregular. Other acts are
enforced on the assumption that
Congress and the President com
bined know something about the
constitution. The court having
affirmed the constitutionality of the
act, it is now held inoperative un
til the court reaffirms its own de
cision.—Ex.
EXPERIMENT WITH A CEDAR SHINGLE.
A correspondent of an English
lumber paper gives the following
information on an experiment
made with n cedar shingle. Agreen
shingle, fresh from the saw, was
measured and weighed, care being
taken to get both exact. It was
then dried and again weighed and
measured. It lias shrunk nearly
one-eight inch, while the weight
had decreased from seven ounces
to three. It was then submerged
in water twenty-four hours, and
the size had not changed a particle,
while the weight had increased
about one ounce, He claims that
this demomtrates the superiority
of cellar shingles over others, as
when once dry they will neither
shrink with excessive heat, nor pry
one another off' the roof in wet
weather.
Cohn & Co
Ì
L. H. Brown and
C. B Hadky, Hff».,
Notice of
V».
tjhciiff's naie.
TillaniookCountv Hair f
»
m 4 Gaea ufi
fi W
J. ,
Asaocialion
and
W. I D.
Stillwell, Delta.
Notice is nercnx
hereby given
guru that by
-.* . virtue
------ - of an f
exe«
execi ution and order °f sale duly tasueti out of
the above named court 01: the 12th day of sep-
teml*r 18^3 to enforce a judgment against he
above named defendaute, and m
al>ove named jdaintiffs, and to me directed and
ddhered as sheriff of Tillamook county. Ort-
¡tun amt cotnnmnding me to «ell the following
“e«cril.. d real property Iwlonging to the above
named .lefelidanta. The Tillamook county Hair
A«M«.-iatiou, to satisfy the m I.I judgment, to w it.
the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred and
Forty-one ami Twenty-five hundredth Dollars
(12341.25) together with interest thereon at the
rate of six ix-r cent per annum from the 27th day
of December 1892 •»»•> the further sum of 1 wo
Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney s fees and
costa and disbursement» herein, taxed at 1 hirty-
t wo and Fifteen Hundredth dollars, and accruing
costs, to-wit: Beginning at a point 1771 feet «outti
ami i no feet West of the N E corner of the E-
Thomas donation land claim in Iillaniook
countv. Oregon, thence South 980 feet, thence
West 600 feet, thence north 100 feet, then Nor tn
86 deg. West 600 feet, thence North 67^ deg. est
loo feet, thence North 42*3 deg. West loo feet,
thence North 25 deg. West 100 feet, thence North
12'.» deg. West 100 feet, thence north 60 teeC.
thence North 20 deg. East 100 feet, thence North
40 deg. East 200 feet, thence North 57$*deg. P'ast
200 feet, thence East 000 feet, thence North 210
feet, thence East 60» feet, to place* of beginning,
containing 24.73 acres.
Now therefore after due levy having been
made by me upon said premisesand by v“tu®
of said execution and order of sale, 1 will sell at
public auction for cash in hand, at the Court
house door at Tillamook, in the above named
county and state, at the hour of one o clock 1’.
M , on the nth day of October 1893, said des
cribed land or premises as* aforesaid to satisfy
said judgment and costs ami accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 13 day of Sept. 1893.
J ohn D. E dwards ,
16-20
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore.
I n
the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
gon for T illamook C ounty .
The Leading Merchants
Have just received their immense stock of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods. New
Woolens and Ginghams, in endless var
ieties. New Outing Flannels, New
A large stock
Ladies
Underwear
We claim to have the largest and best
assorted stock of Ladies dress and fancy
goods this side of Portland
O re
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George L- Smith, Eltff.,
vs.
Mariah Crenshaw, and
L. Crenshaw, Defts.
To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defendants j
above named.
In the name of the State of Oregon, You are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint of the above named plaintiff herein filed
against you by the fourth Monday of August
iM. »»»d you will take notice tl at unless you
so appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to
the court for a decree foreclosing his mortgage
given by the above named defendants to him on
the 12th day of February 1892. conveying the
Southeast quarter of section two, T 2 S. It 7 W.
of the Willamette Meridian, to secure the pay-1
menl of two certain notes whereon is now dur '
the sum of f 171.0 with interest at 10 per cent pi r
annum fiom Dec. 17, iSui, and $200 attorney's
fees and for general relief in equity and f«>r costs.
This summons is served on you by publica-
catiou in the Tillamook H eadlight by order
of the above named court made at the August
term thereof for 1893.
T B. H andley ,
1621
PlfTs Atty.
Call and inspect our stock even though
you do not want to buy. We have marked
all our goods to suit hard times.
^ND CONFECTIONERY.
NOW OPEN
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If First ('lass Restaurant in Connection.
DRUG STORE!
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
-e
Saw & Planing Mills
MILLINERY
Proprietors Electric Light System
THE f BUREKU < SKLOON.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Fred Martin,
Barbe? ♦ Shop
.
H O JONES. Prop.r
Bed?
?
I'I miu p,»
County Aaacwo,
I
9
TILLAMOOK JjAKERY ?
The state fair which closed last
week was not a success financially
and there was much dissatisfaction
I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O re
about the premium list. At every
GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., Pltffs.
agricultural fair there seems to be
vs.
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
I.. Crenshaw, Henry Crenshaw, and
the complaint that the premiums
Maria M. Crenshaw, Dells.
lemons.
To
L.
Crenshaw,
Henry
Crenshaw,
and
Maria
for cattle and stock are not enough
M. Crenshaw.
A syndicate is being formed in to pay for the trouble necessary to
Ill the Name of the State of Oregon, You are
hereby required t » appear and answer the com
Texas to coin silver into dollars if get them into condition for a show.
plaint filed against you in the above entitled
actionwithin ten days from the date of the service
the legislature will declare such Some classes cry out that too much
of this summons upon you, if served within this
county: or, if served n any other county of this
coin legal tender. To declare them is given in purses for the races, but
state, then within twenty nays from the date of
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
INTERESTING TO OUR COAST
the service of this summons upon you: and if
legal tender is easily done, but to it lias been proven many times that
you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the
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-CORNER FIRST S t & STILLWELL Avr.
plaintiff will take judgment againt you for the
make people accept them isanother a fair without races is sure to fail.
A novel method of opening and sum
of $173.32 atid cos s and disbursements here
in, and in ease of service of publication of this
matter.
I'he farmers themselves go to see deepening a channel at St. Simons summons if the defendants fail to appear and
said complaint by the first day of the
the
races more than anything else, .bar has been tried with success. By answer
first regular term of the above entitled court
The Oregon Press Association
A lfred W illiams ,
next ensuing publication of this summons for
will meet in Portland this week but nt the same time would like some wrecks it was almost closed six successive weeks in the Tillamook H ead
light to-wit, the regular term of the county
and preparations have been made to get remuneration for exhibiting to commerce, leaving but eleven court above named convening on the sixth day
oi November 1893. the plaintiff will take judg
feet at low tide and eighteen at ment against said defendants as above specified
to entertain the editors in grand their stock.
an order of sale for the following described
high ami Brunswick, Ga., could anti
style. The Portland people appear
real property, now under attachment in this
action to-wit: S E l4 of section 2, Tp 2 S. K 8 W,
The
American
spread-eagle,
says
get
no
aid
from
the
government.
to be alive to the advantage of being
of the Willamette Meridian in Tillamook county,
Hc^’“
Tillamook, Oregon
Oregon, also Maria M. Crenshaw’s undivided
on friendly terms with the press. the New York Sun, Ims been let So a lawyer tried explosions with one hall interest in the W S of S E of section
Tp 1 S. 118W, of Willamette Merit ian in
loose in the Lothians of Scotland, dynamite and in a very few weeks :ib,
Tillamook, county Oregon.
C laude T hayer ,
and lias Happed his unfettered got a new straight channel of from
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Z^IZLTZE OF
summons is published by order of Hon.
wings over the dull city of Edin thirteen to over twenty feet at a H. This
E. Holden, Judge of said court, dated August
burgh, to the amazement of tin* cost of but thirty thousand dollars. 14th, 1898.
Lord Provost, the bailies, tin* pop- Congress is now allowing him to go
NOTICE FOR PVBIJCATION.
, ulaee, and the papers. The op ahead on the no cure no pay plan. Land office at Oregon City, Oregon. August 21.
1893.-— Notice is hereby given that the follow-
portunity came on the day of the The work is being watched with named settler has fi led notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
unveiling of the statue of Abraham great interest.—Statesman.
that said proof will be made before the County
At all hours.
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, Ore., 011
Lincoln there a fortnight ago,
October 17th, 1893. viz:
Anna E. Rowley,
when there was an exhibition of
PAINTING,
Pre. D. S., No. 7882, for the s w *4 of sec. 4, tp. 1
Binger Herman has introduced American ehiquence, the like of
r , r 7 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
11 bill in the house to grant right which has never been known any
continuous residence uj»on and cultivation
Frescoing, Decorating, of his said
land, viz:
of way to the Astoria & Albany where near the Pentland Hills. The
F. A. Oakes, E. K. Barnard, Herman Brown
and B. J. Pen well, of Tillamook. Ore.
railroad through the Grand Rond«* Edinlmrglicrs are familiar w ith the
and Paper-hanging.
Robert A. Miller, Register.
reuervation and also to ratify the stately oratory of Mr. Gladstone, For estimates anti prices call on. or write to
I1RRMANN ('.KMMNRM, Br aver Pont office.
NOTICE FOR PCBLICAT1ON.
agreement with the Alsea and tin* erudite allocutions of the uni
41
Tillamook County. Ore
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, August 21,
other Indianson the Siletz reserva- versity profess«irs, and the sermons
1803—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
Mr». J. JOHNSON make final proof in support of his claim, and
lion. The rush of the locomotive or speeches of men of local fame; Ml»» L J. RUQQLES
that said proof will be made before the County
is not likely to be heard in Tilla- but, upon this occasion, they lie-
< lerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore
■5
on October I7, 1M93, viz:
inook tor some time, however.
Olaus W. Olsen.
eamt* acquainted with something
Uagfilro & 3oljnonii
Homestead Entry N<>* 8090. for the n e >4 of n e
of another kind. In trying to des-
W. sec 8. w H of n u '4 s e '4 of n w *4. sec. 9,
All agreement has been signed
tp. 2 s r 9 w
crilie it tin* Scottish Leader, the
Hr names the following witnesses to prove
by the steamship ooinpanics whose
his continu-ms residence upon and cultivation
liberal organ of Edinburgh, »peaks
of. said land, viz:
Isiats ply between Europe and
*9'5!? i’*!’!’ '!'n' O’Hani. Theo. Kinoley,
as follows: "The American orator
and ( S. Smith, of Tillamook. Tillamook county
All kinds of turning done to order.
Canadian ports w hereby they agree steams along like a tragedian witli Near Court House
Oregon.
1
M-19
Robert A. Miller, Register.
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
to assist the I'nited States in en
a double fortissimo mark«*«! ill his
forcing immigration laws. Immi
NOTH X FOR PUBLICATION.
part. Tin* oratorial honors of the
Oregon. Allgu.t
grants for this country will be
n. tS-et —Nottee I. herein given Hint the
day were with the Americans. The«
; lollowlug named aettler ha« filed notice of hia
landed only at certain ports where
intention to make final proof in support of his
let themselves go, these* cousins ol
> claim, and that Mid proof win lie m»de before
I nitcd States officials w ill Is* posted
the County < lerk of Tillamook conntv. at Tilla
ours. t'o|. WiMsIford, who acknow
mook, Ore., on October 17, 1H93, viz.
to examine them and issue pass
ledged the toast of *thc president,'
Fredriick E Page.
ports. Fifty cents per capita will
Hom««tead Entry No. -sa for the n w
of m - c
GEO. \V KlGEIt
We make a discount of ten per cent,
infused into his speech an amount
14, tp 1», r 9 w.
*
be charged for this inspection.
11-54
I He name« the following wltneme« to prove hia
Hay
Citv
of unction and of drama that a
for cash orders.
Mid land" v 1Je",<,eIlce “P°" ‘"d cull.vation of.
British speaker would hardly dare
Blum,
iMac
u
Quick,
The ci lien of Eresno anti Los
John Rupp, of Nestocton, Ore
to put into a short peroration w ith CAR UP. KNUDSON, and
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Robert A. Miller. Register.
Angelis« are unfortunate enough to
out risk of physical exhaustion.
b<* made the dumping grounds for
Blacksmith.
T imhrr I. asp . A ct J cjm J. i »71- noticb roM
\\ here do tlieAinerieans learn them*
PUBLICATION.
several train loads of tramps.
Unltol states Laud Office. Oregon Cllv Ore
emotional tricks of the voice? If All kin.la of w»»l M.ulr an,! Magim |ion.
July «4
Notice 1» hereby given that
c. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
\\ here ther«< nre already so man«
compfiance with the provision» if the act of
our laird Pnivost, graceful and
« ■Ik .lone
«.ougry-« of June y it-*« entitled An act for the
unemployed thia will entail a great
•ale of timber-land» in the Mate« of California
judicious speaker as lie is, were in
Oregon Nevada ami Washington Territory?
hardship on many honest working
a moment of extraordinary ardor
T. Clink,
men who are unfortunate enough
1 r
of Tillamook. State of Oregon
Hor^ hoeing 0 Specialty. k ha« thl* . d«y filed Jonas
-------------------- -M------
to rise in such vibrator« and thril
in thia office hi« «worn MMe
to I n « out of a job. Many people
TiUamaakjDre
ling toiles, he would soon recollect
First St.1 Cpp. Qccitieiital.
No i in tl . «.»nd. w of« eu.ofaejtlon
areapt to consider Itotli classes in
himself and sit «town in confusion Phceot l.iisinr«» In Wm. H< in, ll.-r »t
the same category.
f«»r its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
When you come
when we should all Is* sorry for
»hop, Tillamook, Ore
pom-w. and to v«tat>li«h hia elnitn to m M ui,a
to the Wilson
IT
*hr l'',,*,<'r
Receiver of thia office
liitn.
River country,
rfl
Wedmadar the im
llie llraiiliaiis tliink th.-v would
stop atRee her'».
TOO
MANY
APPEALS
imi ber l>e rulcd by royalti III.in a
AMPLE ip ACCOMMODATIONS
pre.-ident. lite principi«*» of a re-
Il becomee a serious question to
publiean forni of governiiient are determine when the right of ap|H-al
^"::.‘xhr'.^c',"n or ”for' «i'1
a» grand as ever bui people must is exhausted. Apparently there
J T Appereoo Register
l>«* «‘ducateli iiptothem. Ignorane, are people w ho hold that one de
Hot and cold water baths FISH AND GAME IN SEASON
Notice.
illilerate class«*» of eitiz«*ns are so cision by a Supreme Court is «ml«
at any time.
STAGE LINE.
TilipiH iffici it th H im
ea.'ilv led by any ealamity liowler preliminary to another. The death *«»«• »11. leave foreat C.rove for Tillamook
timi Comes along tluit they are a of a Justice of the Supreme Court ever» lue-t.v an.t fnday Tillamook Wedaea «h «ober up. «o» the parpoae II imahm
(Hi# in every l^pect.
Grain and hay
ä nÎ
for teams. Stage
aaaaMment of the cottutyTTThe yel" ¡!$¿ * ,h*
Constant nienace to theniselves. of the I nitcd States is supi*>sed to day» aud Saturday»
to Forest Grove
Opposite Larsen House.
Forest (¡rove
and
Tillamook.
4
Tillamook. Oregon.
or Tillamook,
when ordered.
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