C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
It is expected the example of the I n O the
regon , for the C ounty of T illamook .
L.
H.
Brown
silver senators in obstructing the C. B. Haillty, and
Plffs.,
Notice of
vs.
repeal of the Sherman law will be TillamookCounty
.Sheriff’s sale.
Fair
Association and W. D.
followed by the opponents to the Stillwell.
l)eits.
Federal election laws repeal, and Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and order of sale duly issued out of
for this reason they are reluctant the above named court on the i2lh day oi Sep
tember 1893 to enforce a judgment against the
to apply the cloture. No wonder above named defendants, and in favor of the
above named plaintiffs, and to me directed and
Senator Stewart took umbrage at delivered as sheriff of Tillamook county, Ore
gon, ami commanding me to sell the following
the president's words on the occa described real property belonging to the above
named defendants, The Tillamook County Fair
sion of commemorating the laying Association, to satisfy the said judgment, to-uit,
the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred and
of the corner stone of the Capitol. Forty-one ami Twenty-five hundrt dth Dollars Have .just received their immense stock of
(I2341.25) together with interest thereon at the
It becomes more evident every day rate of six per cent per annum from the 27th day
of December 1891, and the further sum ol Two
that many of the Senators have Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney s fees and
Fall and Winter Dress Goods. yew.
costs and disbursements herein, taxed at Thirty-
more regard for sectional and selfish two and Fifteen Hundredth dollars, and accruing
costs,
to-wit
:
Beginning
at
a
point
1771
feet
South
. ”
" 2o.oo
interests than for the welfare of and 1110 feet West 4 f the N E corner of the E. |
3 ”,
J*
"
”5
Woolensand Ginghams, in endless var
” 33-00
Ucol.
’
3-75
Thomas donation land claim in Tillamook ;
” ” 60.00
county, Oregon, theme South 980 feet, thence ;
Twenty-nine miners buried alive the nation.
;;
6-7s
” ” loo.OO
I >»
”
”
11.00
West 6..0 feet, thence north ioa ieet, then North
ieties. New Outing Flannels. Xew
Local notices, torts per lim . and sets, after in an iron mine in Michigan as a
8 t (leg. West 600 feet, thence North 67^ deg. West 1
the first insertion Only sets per line for first
loo feet, thence North 42’5 deg. West loo feet, 1
For a publisher to permit the in thence North 25 deg. West 100 ieet, thence North '
iiiacrtion for regular advertisei s
result
of
a
falling
roof.
The
work
Lost, Found. For Kent, ForSale, Wanted, and
12'2 deg. Wert 100 feet, thence north 60 feet. |
Calicoes
large stock °l Ladies
Special noti< es, in classified ‘ ad” columns, at ings ran under the Michigamme sertion of lying and dishonest ad thence North 20 deg. East 100 feet, thence North 1
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
40 dei- East 200 feet, thence North 57hdt‘K- East
vertisements
in
his
columns,
says
and halt rates thereafter.
l iver and consisted of live levels.
200 feet, thence East too feet, thence North 21b
Legal notices, Nonpareil focts. per line for
feet, thence East 6o> feet, to place of beginning. ;
Underwear.
With the collaps of one level the Newspaperdoni, is to allow his containing 24.73acres.
first insertion and .kts per line for each subse
Now therefore after due levy having beer. I
quent insertion.
others followed and let in the water subscribers to be fleeced, and this made by me upon said premises ami by virtue ,
All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise
of said execution and order of sale, 1 will sell at '
of I he river so there was no pos is not different in principle from public auction for cash in hand, at the Court ! We claim to have the
dr .1 'iiateil as advertisements.
largest
* *
house door at '1'illamook, in the above named ,
No special position will he agreed upon for sible chance for escape or rescue, allow ing a guest to be robbed in county and state, at the hour of one o'clock 1’. (
any advertisement, though we take especial
M , on the lith day of October 1843, said des
No paper can at once cribed
pains t.» display advertising matter effective!) ami the bodies cannot be recovered. one’s home.
stock of Ladies dress
land or premises as aforesaid to satisfy assorted
and give as favorable p<»sition a* possible, ire
said judgment and costs and accruing costs.
maintain
a
manly
and
honest
tone,
quently changing the ‘make up” of the paper There seems to have been some
Given under my hand this 13 day of Sept. 1893. j
J ohn D. E dwards ,
We make a special effort to change or re build doubt as to the safety of the mine and act as agent to the advertising
16-20
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore. . goods this side of Portland.
advertisements as often as our natrons desire,
but make mi contract to that effe< t.
for some time, but the inspector bunco man. Every such advertise
* ♦
I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re '
No cuts will be used, except out Hue c,its on states that every precaution had ment printed, marks a distinct low
gon for T illamook C ounty .
metal bases.
(Till and inspect our stock even though
George
L. Smith, Pltff.,
* •
been taken against accident, but ering of confidence; and especially
vs.
We reserve the right to reject any advertise
Mariah
Crenshaw,
and
incut that we deem objectionable.
that the timbering system of mill is this true in country newspapers, 1 L. Crenshaw, Defts.
» *
von do not want to buy. We have marked
T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise ing cannot be employed in that sort which have a more personal res
To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defendants
inents, and payment is required monthly or
above named.
ponsibility' to their constituents. I11 the name of the State of Oregon, You are all our goods to suit hard times.
quarterly on large contracts.
of ground.
hereby required Io appear and answer the com
C orrespondeiice on topics of general interest,
The argument one sometimes sees plaint
of the above named plaintiff herein filed
invited.
against
the fourth Monday of August
Address all communications to
The Governor of Idaho refused in certain journals, that “their 1894, and you you by will
take notice that unless you
T he H eadlight ,
T
so
appear
and
answer
the plaintiff will apply to r
T
T illamook . (>a.
to attend the proposed bi-metallic readers are not in leading strings, the court for a decree foreclosing
his mortgage
given
by
the
above
named
defendants
to
him
on
conference at St. Louis saying: “We and are capable of looking out for the 12th day of February 1892, conveying the
quarter of section two, T 2 S. It 8 W.
The senate shows no sign of ex have had enough of sectionalism, themselves,” is merely an admis Southeast
of the Willamette Meridian, to secure the pay
ment of two certain notts whereon is now due
sion
that
the
money
from
this
haustion as yet, and the only satis ami I cannot for a moment consider
the sum of f 17co with interest at 10 per cent pi r
fiom Dec. 17, 1811, and faoaattorney's
faction the people have is to know any proposition which would array source is more grateful than the annum
fees and for general relief in equity and fur costs.
This
summons
is served on you by puhlica-
that a senator's office does not last one section of the United States respect ami confidence of its catiou in the Tillamook
H eadlight by order
of
the
above
named
court made at the August
against the other. The people of readers.
forever.
term thereof for 1893.
T. B. H andley ,
New England states—in fact, all
PlflTs Atty.
The hundred» of unfortunates 1624
A remarkable fact is that over the commercial centers of the
C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O re
829 out of every S.'JOofourcirculat- Atlantic seaboard—are against us whom the newspapers call tramps, 1 I n the
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
ing medium is on de|M»sit in national on the question of bimetalism. We who are making their way south Mitchell, Lewis & vs. Staver Co., PJtffs.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home
Henry Crenshaw, and
banks held on deposit July 12, hope to convince them through ¡ire showing preference for fast L. Crenshaw,
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
Maria M. Crenshaw, Defts.
1893, every dollar of our circulation reason that they are wrong; if we trains even trying to take posses To L. Crenshaw, Henry Crenshaw, and Maria
lemons.
M. Crenshaw.
sion of passenger trains. They are
---- »¡-«♦«—i»-—
except S54,337;787.
In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are 1
fail to do so, we bow to the inevit
described as a rough looking lot hereby required to appear and answer the com- j
plaint filed against you in the above entitled
able, and are loyal Americans just
but it cannot be expected of a man actionwithin ten days from thedateof the service
We are in receipt of a neat little t lie Milne,
of this summons upon you, if.served within this
to look presentable after riding ou county; or, if served n any other county of this
paper, “The Sign” published at tile
State, then within twenty (lavs from the date of
lie's all right.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
brake beams, climbing over cars the service of this summons upon you: and if
school for deaf mutes at Salem. Its
you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the
------
»•
plaintiff
will
take
judgment
againt
you
for
the
and interx iewing soap and water
---- "• ------------- -»-—CORNER FIRST Sr. & STH.LWEI.L Av«.
editorial page contains a request
sum ot $172.32 and cos's and disbursements here
“Somebody's Darling" is every
and in ease of service of publication of this
that all papers in the slate place it vagabond or unfortunate who at irregular intervals. It is Imrd to in,
summons if the defendants fail to appearand
said complaint by the first day of the
on their exchange list. Foronrpart braves the dangers of the brake believe that ¡ill these unfortunates answer
first regular term of the above entitled court
next
ensuing
publication of this summons for
lfred
illiams
are
tramps
who
would
not
work
if
we w ill gladly do this ami have no beam, says the Oregonian, An item
six successive weeks in the Tillamook H ead
they got a chance, more likely Lti.H'i to-wit, the regular term of the county
doubt other papers will do the same. about a tramp recently run
court above named convening on the sixth day
over
many of them would take any kind oi November 1891. the plaintiff will take judg
ment against said defendants as above specified
ami mangled near Grant's Pass
an order of sale for the following described ,
Assistant sec ret illy Hamlin hits rt ached liis old home in Missouri, of a job if they could get one. The and
real property, now under attachment in this
to-wit: S E
of section 2, Tp 2 S, K 8 W, I
issued instructions totlie collectors ami this is what the town paper principal object of most of them is action
i f the Willamette Meridian in Tillamook county^ I
Hutchins
Oregon, also Maria M. Crenshaw’s undivided
to
get
to
some
place
where
they
can
Corner.
Tillamook, Oregon
of customs at San Fritneisco to en said: “Deceased was 18 years of
one hall interest in the W 'i of S E '4, of sectio«
find
work,
and
the
railroads
kick
36. Tp. 1 S, R8 W, of Willamette Meric ian in
force the Geary law anil to deport age, and well known here. lie had
Tillamook, county Oregon.
C laude T hayer ,
the ('liinesc who are held for violat the faculty of making warm friends because they are too poor to pay I
.
Attorney for Plaintiff. I
hire.
A
man
is
all
right
as
long
as
This
summons
is
published
by order of Hon.
ZLuIXTE OF
ing the aet, and each collector is —and he had many such. Hisdeath
H. F. Holden, Judge of said court, dated August
14th,
1898.
B
made disbursing agent to pay the w ill cause sadness wherever he was he believes what the railroad cir
culars say about the glorious pro-1
expenses of deportation.
NOTICE FOR Pt BLICATION.
known. I'o be killed far from home,
speets in the west, and can pay his I.and Office at Oregon City, Oregon. August 21
, „
,
I
Notice is hereby givên that the follow -
mangled henetitli the cars, ami
to Nome
has
filed Uofice'of
notice of ’ his
intention
some go<l-torsakcil
god-forsaken hole 111
in , ««med
'lal,u'1 settler
hl'"'H«*
hi» -•-»
biui'ition
Th<> populists in Kansas an* num buried in distant soil before the fare
to make B
fina!
in »upport
su*''*“-* ol liis
‘-1- claim,
.
1»
um ! proof In
and
..*2 —it »hi'>e
.. ;;;
the
desert,
w
here,
if
times
improve.
made
¡.efore
tiie
county
inating women for county offices. information reaches the loved ones
I Clerk of Tillamook
.
,
1 illainook Co., at Tillamook, Ore. on
At all hours.
Noiiu* day, perlHIpM,
perhaps, Hll ’ irrigating
•••—* — i <»« October
’»«.-»n
17th, 1893, ..(«
Vi»:
The iik n are not capable so the at I mine, makes the ease a peculiar] v
Anna E. Rowley,
company will dig a canal and turn Pre. D. S., No. 7882. for the s w of sec. 4 tn 1
women leave them at home to take sail one.
r7 w.
* ’
the desert into a flower « garden, but s, » He
names the following witnesses to prove
care of the babies and chickens.
|
Persons engaged in papermaking when Ins iiioney is gone, and it gets ofsÍMl>ull,^,”'"iIrl'’"de,l<'eu,’oll
Perhaps if the women took hold
K .Barnard. Herman Brown
and managed the ranches too there in this district will regard with to be a case of get out or starve, and B. J. Pen well, of Tillamook, Ore.
Robert A. »Miller, Register.
would lie tower mortgages plastered some concern the large consign the aristtH'ratic brakeman brands
him
as
a
tramp,
the
newspaper
ments
of
American-made
paper
now
oil them.
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
being discharged at the Thames correspondents take up the cry Land Officrat Oreg,,„ City. Oregon. Augiwtn, TILLAMOOK,
OREGON,
1H03 —Notice 1» hereby giventh.it the toltowiug
•«F-
a»ILe<,fit lt| ’ f
®lcd noti< ' of his intention to
The plea of “chrunicalcoholism'' hocks. A correspondent remarks anil the people are made to believe n, h.t
.?
prruoi,>i,.‘ ’"PP"« of hi» claim, and
r •r7tK’f", L ,’t‘
,lc,"re <he County
set up in defense of John Hanson that English paper-makers have that they are doing a piousjict to .'ÎîJi,
.
! 1
bounty, at Tillamook. Ore
viz:
who killed liis wife in the most already been affected to some ex set the dog on him if he venturi's on October I7. 1S93.
Ola 11s W. Olsen.
Homestead Enin No to», for the ne'.of tie
cruel and w anton manner is enough tent by the competition of Con to ask for a job.
tp. 7Î r' A4 ° " " 4 ’ ' '« "f " w
"« »•
to make people doubt the object of tinental rivals; and "the improved ............. .. .. ................ .mm................................. ,,, hi?‘Jn.i'.'*” the f°H“win« » itnesses to prove
Sf Jid lai.ï viî re’W",ce "P“'1
cultivation
a court oi justice. The crime was machinery employed in the United •••»•••............. ............................................... ..
Alliert
Harris.
Wm.
O'Hara.
Theo
Kinaslev
Stater,
the
low
price
at
which
one ol the worst ever committed in
meg,,.? S'",,,”'fTi""«'-k. Tillamook
Oregon.
"Uhronie eussedness" superior qualities of paper can be
1419
Robert A. Miller, Register.
All kinds of turning done to order.
would have been a more appro produced there, and the small
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
NOTH’E I'll R I'fBLICATION.
amount paid for freightage relat
priate plea.
J ami tiffice at Oregon City, Oregon. August I
ively to the cost of railway carriage Shade Trees.
2!. 189.?. Notice is hereby given that the
Ornamental Trees,
‘‘»lowing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support ofhis
W e hit a>Niired that ex cry pound in this country, all contribute to
er Shrubs, Small Emits,
claim, and that said proof will be made before
ounty < lerk of Tillamook county at Tilla
ol butter that can be produced in the Americans being able to oust
(,'raf>e 1’ines, Eases, or any thet
mook, Ore on October 17. is93 Vit
rilliniKH'k ntuiity, t'itii I»«- sold nt n British manufacturers."—Burrv Other Xuisery stock, ami
..
.
Frederick E Page
S t ??? r:*r- x°-
,orw ■» ->'■« 1
¡rant the best for the least
good priee. The hind in the ini- (England) Times.
money it will fay you Io write He names the following witnesses to t»r«vi>
We make a discount of ten per cent,
»M"Und""o”*Uen”’ "P°" *"’1 ‘“'“’-tionif
inodiati' vicinity ot Tillamook would
A Portland commission merchant
TO US.
easily HU|i|Hirt .several limes the
for cash orders.
nninlter of cows now kept and if says, so long ns this slate continues We have a large lot, a good AMortment and ou
M
llobei-t
A
Miller,
Register.
prices are very low thin atMou. Write
tliis weredone the creameries could to import its sugar, a great portion
When you come
for catalogue,
ot
the
Imp
products,
dairy
products
T. mhkk L aso . A ct J i mk 3. iä ^-N oticr yo»
to the Wilson
afford to pay a lietter price for the
Corvallis Nursery Co.. »...._
* 1 BLICAT1ON.
River country,
milk, as with the same nniehitit'rx ami trail used here, money will
stop nt Keeker's.
Corvallis, Oregon
never lie so plentiful in this state
now used they eonhl linndleseveral
AMPLE # ACCOMMODATIONS
• ••••.................. ><■<>>>■ ■ >■ ■ ■ ■ .. .............. .. .. .. ,,
as
it oug t to be. And he added, ................................. .. ................................
times the amount of milk w itli only
our wheat, woo), lumber, hops ami
Jonas
y'
r.
. ,
Jonas T.
T. Cliuk
Cliuk
a little more expeii-.e tor htltor.
salmon have to be sent away and
PAINTING,
FISH AND GAME IN SEASON
solil ill competition with the whole
Ho‘and cold water
Fixe territories are applying lor world. It would Im Imtter to pro Frescoing, Decorating, ■
Tiltgrapk office ii the hiM.
BSSS& SS&at any time.
admission to Statelnsnl. I tali is dine sugar, luteou, lard, hams,
and Paper-hanging.
Grain and hay
”‘l
c*" »'■ "r write
for teams. Stage
the one most eligible but there are canned fruit and sell them at cost ‘■'"..'’L1"'-1" I,’ • 5"»"«"
toiX to
to Forest Grove
4«
Tillamook lount). Orc
Firçt
bjj
in every impeci
objections on the gronuil of poly, than to send the money for them
or
Tillamook,
J..hn Kua»,
"'«■■I oft>r,r>nC tv Oregon V|T kjü «”
when ordered.
gamy which many residents claim out of the state. Farmers com
•nd Oliv« Rhud,. oft.arch
T l<rconl"
Opposite Larsen House.
is not yet stailijwMl out. One pixe plain almut low prices for hogs and
Tillamook, Oregon.
position is to annex Nevada to dairy product», but if they had to
I tab ami make them into one sell them for awhile as low as they
J T. Appcraon Register.
Mit» L. J. RUGOLES
Mr» J. JOHNSON
state. Nevada Inis only about 45-, do wheat, after a while lbw would AU kinds of wood work and
««gon
000 of a population mid ought to do Imtter. It is.roily mil to raise
Money loaned.
work done
la* attached to some other state things for which there is a home
huggUo & Sofinouit
Har^hoeing a Specialty.
Notes bought,
that would prevent them fiom market, and to raise ai tielea which
STAGE LINE.
sending a man like Stewart to the have to Im mmi I abroad and sold in
Pl»«o( b.minew U> Wm. Htiuilll.r„ (’ollections made,
senate any more.
Maga will leave Fore»t Grow ('*
competition with the whole world.
UEO. W KIGER.
every Tneaday and Friday Tilla«100»
Edward Bok receives one of the
largest
personal mails in the coun
Published every Thursday evening.
try, a year's mail consisting of over
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. 200,000 letters. Three-fourths of
these letters are from women. No
E ditor and P roprietor part of this huge mail reaches Mr.
T om C oatem
Bok directly; it is opened by a
T illamook , O re ., Oct. 5, 1893. private secretary and distributed
to assistants for answ er. Every let
K ATES OF SI'HSI K1PT1ON.
ter, however, receives a reply. One
(HTRICTLY IN ADVANCE. )
11.50. of Mr. Bok’s editors on the Ladies’
One year
...................................
. .75.
SI X IllOlltli*
.............
50. Home Journal, Ruth Ashmore, who
Three month*
writes to girls, receives over 5000
advf . ktising rates .
letters
during a year.
per year $6.75
I inch, per month
Jo.76
ftillomoofi
4)crtt>lt0ht
The Leading Merchants
of Tillamook Co.
A
and best
and fancy
JU
LAÄD C()N l'ECU ONER).
NOW OPEN
birst ('lass Restaurant in Connection. JI
W
A
,
DRUG STORE!
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
Saw & Planing Mills
If you are going to
plant any Fruit Trees
Proprietors Electric Light System
Fred Martin,
T3arbe? o Zhop.
G{ood Beds
CI
CARLI’.KNIIISOX.
Blacksmith.
»hop. Tillamook. Ore.
3.9t
Forest (¡rove
and
Tillamook.
41-54
Bay City
Ne»r Court Hou»«
T illamook . O ku .
day» and Saturday».
H. D JONES. ProP.r