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cents directly, they are quick to realize the importance of good PublUhtd every Thursday evenlug. roads. Wherever a farming com OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. munity lias taken up dairying road improvement has invariably fol EDITOR AMD PBOFRIBTOR lowed. T om C oateh It is a natural sequence and the people of Tillamook will T illamook , O he ., Oct. 12, 1X93. gladly hail its advent. tüillautooh Ljciiblipltt. RATHS OF Sl HSCRIrriON. (STRICTLY IM AHVANCK. ) Oue year .................................. Six iiiunthR ....................... Three month« fl. .10. • .7.5. 50. ADVEKTI.4I.NG KATES. per year fA.75 1 inch, per month ” 33 <" " 60.00 ” loo.OO Local notic*«, ioc I m . per line; and seta, aflei the fir*t iiiMertjon. Only sets per line for first insertion for regular advertisei s Dost, Found, f or Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and Special notices, in classified ‘-ad” columns, at tin- rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rales thereafter. Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for first insertion and 5cts per line for each «tibse quent insertion. !*:: :: ” ” All local notices will be “starred”or otherwise designated as advertisements. • • No special position will be agrecl upon for atty advertisement, though we take especial pains to display advertising matter effectively and give as favorable position as possible, ire qtiently changing the “make up" ot the paper Correftpondence on topics of general interest, Invited. Add re«« all conimiinfcatloiiH to T he H eadlight , T illamook . O k . The Eugene register says that many immigrants coming from the middle states are bringing nearly all their pigs ami chickens. They say they can not sell them at any price anil might as well charter a car and bring team along. A crazy man in Chicago, by the reckless use of his gun cleaned out the grain pit one morning this week in short order. The country would be better off if a few intelligent lunatics of this sort were turned loose every day among the Chicago grain gamblers and the Wall street stock gamblers. It would be a mighty help ia restoring confidence. — Wasco News. Douglas county’s indebtedness is ns follows: Interest on warrants, $30,000; outstanding warrants, $ I <¡9,766.54; unpaid state tax, $8,- 0X0.70. Its assets are: Cash. $1,250.- 93; delinquent taxes, $11,007.99; deficit in county treasury, $22,990.- 70; total, $35,855.60; leaving, ac cording to the expert who lias just made his report, a net debt of $I7I,!»!»1.5X. Miss Shelby, daughter of Colin- oilman Shelby, of Portland, has been chosen to have the honor of pressing the electric button tostart the battle ship Oregon down I lie ways when she is launched. Miss Shelby is a great-grand-daughter of (¡eneral Joseph Lane, who came to Oregon in 1849, having been ap pointed governor by President Polk. At present she is teaching school somew here on the Columbia river. They aclits Valkyrie ami Vigilant Hailed over the course in conipe- tition for the American cup but owing to the light wind neither boat made the distance, 30 miles, within the minimum limit of time, 0 hours, so that it wasnornce. The Valkyrie had very much the best of the race, and is looked upon in yachting circles as being the most formidable boat that has hitherto tried to take the cup back to Eng* land. flic ♦ ernonia Journal comments on some of its exchanges mid their patrons and of Tillamook says: The Tillamook people are another class ot citizens who are highly favored when it comes to news papers and newspaper men. Take the III. ahi n.nr or the old Watch tower. Tltr latter sheet very for tunately died, while the H ead - i.nair lias always been a bright and reliable paper, well edited and a staunch champion of I'lllamook. It seems as if the foreign powers will prevent the Brazilians from settling their domestic difficulties in their own sweet way. Ten war vessels are now congregateti at Kio ■laniero to protect the interests ot the various nations ami it is doubt- fui ¡filiere will be any lighting at all. Rather a curious state of a flairs when a nation cant’t have a friendly little civil war without others in terfering. Another case of the bloated lioud-lioldersoppression of the people. The storm w hich struck the coast of Louisiana was something fear ful to contemplate. Nothing so destructive has ever been known in this country. On one island which had about 1809 inhabitants 950 bodies have already been found and buried, and the work is not nearly done. Out of 1200 houses only 25 remain standing. This is only one instance and it is prob able that the full loss of life will never be known. Contrary to the general rille the loss of life is much greater than first estimated and more bodies are being found all the time. The New Orleans Board of Trade has issued a call for aid “to enable the thousands of deserving people to again follow their avoca tions and support their families.” IN THE ClBCllT COVBT OF THE STATE Or OBMOM, FOB THE ( OIXTY OF TILLAMOOK. I.. H. Brown and C. B Hadley, Pltfe.. Notice of vs. Sheriff’s sale. TillamookCounty Fair Association and W. D. Stillwell. Defts. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of sale duly issued out of the above named court oil the 12th day ot ^“P* ti mber 1893 to enforce a judgment against the above named defendants, and in favor of the above named plaintiffs, and to me directed and d li’ered as sheriff of Tillamook county, Ore gon, and commanding me to sell the following described real property lie longing to the above named defendants. The Tillamook County Fair Association, to satisfy the said judgment, to-w it, the sum of Two Thousand Three Hundred and Forty-oue and Twenty-five hundredth Dollars (<2341.25) together with interest thereon at the ; rate of six per cent perauuum from the 27th day 1 of December 1891. and the further sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars attorney s fees and costs and disbursements herein, taxed at Thirty- two and Fifteen Hundredth dollars, and accruing costs, to-wit: Beginning at a point 1771 feet South and 1110 feet West < f the N E corner of the E. Thomas donation land claim in Tillamook county, Oregon, thence South 980 feet, thence West 6co feet, thence north ioo feet, then North 85 deg. West 600 feet, thence North 67% deg. West loo feet, thence North 42’2 deg. West loo feet, thence North 25 deg. West 100 feet, thence North i 2'2 deg. West i-x) feet, thence north 60 feet, thence North 20 deg. East 100 feet, thence North 40 deg East 200 feet, thence North 57h deg. East 200 feet, thence East 600 feet, thence North 210 feet, thence East 6 oa feet, to place of beginning, containing 24.73 acres. Now therefore after due levy having been made by me upon said premises and by virtue of said execution and order of sale, 1 will sell at public auction fur cash in hand, at the Court nouse door at Tillamook, in the above named county and state, at the hour of one o’clock P. M , on the utli day of October 18.43, said des cribed land or premises as aforesaid to satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing costs. Given under my hand this 13 day of Sept. 1893. J ohn I). E dwards , i 6-23 Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore. The Methodists have a sensa tional time among themselves at People are prone to complain of Minneapolis. Rev. Dr. McCleary the long rainy season when they attended a theatrical performance first come to Oregon and the storm entitled "America” while at the i of last week caused the rivers to World's Fair and published his overflow for a day or two, but the experience in a letter in the Metho I n the C ircuit C ourt oe the S tate of O re lime has yet to come for this state gon for the C ounty of T illamook . dist Herald. He evidently has a to be struck by a storm so devastat- Lewis Hyman, M. Prager 1 little of human nature in him for and Wm. Prager, part- ting in its effects uh those which ners under the firm ‘ he says the show was pleasing, name of Prager Bros., have prevailed on the Atlantic I Notice of Sheriff s though the chorus girls ¡and danc Plaintiffs,vs. Sale. coast during the past month. There N. A. Hutchi.is, William ing shocked him. Rev. Mr. Pilling Johnson, administrator are evidently storms and storms 1 of the estate of James is shocked too that Dr. McCleary Quick, W. S. Runyon, and also worse places to live than H. McDermott, De ts. should have done so, and also that Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an Oregon even if the rain does take execution duly issued out of the above named the editor of the Herald should court 011 the i12th day ot September 1893, to en plenty of time to come dow n. force a judgment against the above named de have published theletter and brings fendants, and in favor of the above mimed plain tiffs. and to me directed and delivered as sheriff Don't stand around and com charges in the conference. The of Tillamook county, Ore., and commanding me to levy upon and sell the personal property of Methodists are taking sides on the plain of dull times. It is the sort the above named defendants, or if a sufficient amount cannot be found, then u;)on tiie real of thing that has brought on the question for no doubt many of them property of said defendants to satisfy the said judgment to-wit: the sum of Four Hundted and hard times and which keep the attended the performance and Ninety-nine and forty-eight hundredth dollars ($499.48) and the further sum of thirty-six and crisis still on. Talk cheerfully, many others will certainly go now seventy-hundredth dollars ($36.70; costs with intercut thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per reason with your neighbor who is "just to see w hat the trouble is all annum from the 9th day of November 1892, and being unable to find any personal property out prone to complain; show him that about.” It is probably the best ad. of which to make the same 1 have duly levied upon the following real property to wit. all of the show has received since it the crops are unusually good the right, title and interest of the above mimed defendant N. A. Hutchins to the following des started. throughout the country, and that cribed real property to-wit: Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 5, 6, 7, in fact there is as much wealth in the land today as there ever has been, and that a ‘‘good time's com ing, wait a little longer.” Tell him if the good Lord gives him health and strength he has no business to complain.—Ex. The Miilwinter-Fiiir promiHeH to lie 11 siiceexH. Many of the nutioiiB n-pi-fHenti'il at the W oi ’I i I' n Fair have proniiHBtl to take their ex- liibitH to San Franciwo anil Hiib- HcriptioiiR arc coming in fast. The Southern Pacific has paid $25,000 <if the $50,000 protniHed. The ex liihita of course, will not be so numerous as those of the World's Fair hut will lie selected from the best. Many exhibits are being sent from Oregon. An exhibit of the woods and other products of this county would do much to bring Tillnniook to the notice of the public and if prepared in proper shape would be equal to exhibits from any part of the coast. Judge K ohs does not propose to be ridiculed by Attorney General Olney hut quote« a number of de cisions showing him to Is* in the wrong and charges the attorney . ....... al with misinforming the president and other officers charged w ith the execution of the law . The attorney . ...... nil will find that the misplaced sentiment of the East in favor of the Chinese cannot stand against the will of the coast states. The Chinese have not asked any favors, (hey are simply relying on the delay caused by the bickerings of the American lawyers. If the people did not protest against the delay the Geary law might as well never have been passed for all the good it would have done. •■Write all you know on the sub- jvcl of work.” said the Klamath Falls teacher to a 15-year old lx»y, and he broke forth in the following: “Work is hard on a boy's feet. He keeps goin' all around and all over \ benetit derived indirectly from it till lie's m > tired out he wants to the opcriition of thcereiimi i ivs her«* go a lishiii.' When a boy has to will l.e improved roads. Good roads dig his pa's talers in the fall is the Illi1 ab'oltitvlv ni'cessaiy Io the best time to go shoutin' ducks. successful operation of a ereiiniert Work is hard mid it made Tim in winter mid it will not.take the Burk's mother bust her cornet Tillamook dairymen long to dis strings over a wash tub while her cover that winter dairying is the daughter was playin' on a pee-an- most profitable. As long its they ner. Writin’ this peeee fur the only traveled the roads at irivgular teacher ia work mid I got to quit, matter ol Imsiness, of dollars mid file Chinese must go In cause they inlet vnls the farmers were recon- j work, and when a I'uri iuer's work filed in a measure to having their keeps his hands soft mid he lemns mired once in w hile, or to can't work Ids head its lime for Ids taking all day to go two or three feet to be in business I must gw. miles from home, but when it is a Klamath Star. YAMHILL'S ASSESSMENT. and 8, of block 9, town of Lincoln, now 1’illa- mook, 111 '1 illamook county. Oregon, Now there fore after said levy and by virtue of said execu tion I will sell nt public auction, for cash in hand, at the court house door at Tillamook, in Tillamook county, Oregon, at il o’clock A. M., on Saturday, the 4th day of Novembei, 1893, all of the above named defendant’s, N. A. Hutchins, right, title and interest to the above described real propert t-v so much thereof as Is neccssarv to sa.isfy saiVjudgmeni together u ith costs anil accruing costs. Given under my hand this 30 day of Sept. 1893. J ohn D. E dwards , Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. ■9 »3 TILLAMOOK ¡jAKERY • |>AND C2NFEUII0NEIIÏ. NOW OPEN. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand Hemp made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. First Class Restaurant in Connection ■ ■*» MEALS AT ALL HOURS. <i . i----- —---------------------- CORNER FIRST S t * STtLLWRU. Av«. A lfred W illiams , RUG STORE! Tillamook, come"* Oregon DRUGS K PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded At all hours. Tillamoolç Lumbering Co. Saw & Planing Mills V-'. All kinds of turning done to order. Mouldings and brackets of all kinds. The assessment lolls of Yamhill county show an increase of 401 acres of agricultural land over last year, ami an increase in value of $46,885. There are (¡34 more acres ill cultivation than lust year. There TILLAMODK, DREGDN G- is ail increase in the value of lots of $20,120. Last year the total Cmct-IT COUBT or THE STATE or ORE value of money, notes ami mort IS THE We make a discount of ten per cent, 1,0», roR THE C ocstv or T illamook . gages was $<¡33,455 more than this II. M. Dunne, J. S. Eoweii- 1 fur cash orders. gart, M. Seller, and Phil. year, so t at these figures virtually Le wen gart, partners do ing business under the stand for the amount ot foreign firm name of I Kelley, Notice of Sheriff's I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I Dunne ft Co., 1 Plaintiff*, Sale. I I I I I I I I I 4 I 4 I I I I I I I I 4 4 4 I I I I I I I 4 I I 4 I 4 I 4 4 vs. capital in the county. The sum of R. Dunsmore, , M. 1 Duns the increase in taxable property more and * J. * R. Duns more, Defendants. and the amount of foreign capital Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an and order of sale duly issued out <>f very neai'ly equids the total in execution the above named court on the 2ist day of Sip (ember 1893, to enforce a judgment against the debtedness this year. The county above named defendants, .md in favor of the abo\e named plaintiffs, and to me directed and Shade Trees, has 118 more horses this year than delivered assneriffof l'iIlamookcounty,Oregon STAGE LINE. Ornamental Trees, and commanding me to sell the following des last, valued al $8,525 less. Cattle cribed real property belonging to the said de- or Shrubs, Small Fruits, Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tillamook ‘endants to satisfy the said judgment to-wit the have fallen off 1,103 head, and the sum Grape Vines, Foses, or any every Tuesday and Friday; Tillamook Wednes of 16,8.50, together with interest thereon at days and Saturdays. the rate of ten per cent, per annum from the Other Nursery stock, and valuation is $7,585 less. There are J>th day of August 1893, ami the further sum of H. D JONES, Prop.r f22.;o costs and disbursements, and accruing want the best for the least 2,576 more siieep, worth $4,775 cowls to wit: Commencing Co feet west of the money it will pay you to write corner of block one of Fuller s Addi more money. Hogs have decreased northwest tion to the town of Bay city, TtllBmook county thence running 100 feet west, thence ioo PAINTING, 535 hand blit are valued $575 Oregon, TO US. leet south, thence 100 feet east, thence 1 o feet north to place of tieginning. Now tin re fore after higher. The increase in taxable due We levy having been made bv nte upon said have n large lot, r good assortment and our premises and by virtue of said execution and prices are very low this season. Write property i« $1.376,347. The total order of sale I will se'l at public auction for cash for catalogue. •” ' at, ”'e court •• «use door at Tillamook and Paper-hanging. indebtedness is $2,376,347.—Re ui Tillamook county. Oregvi. nt the hour often o clock A. M .on Saturday, the 4th dav of No- Corvallis Nursery For estimates and prices call on. or write to Co.. porter. \ ember 1>93, said lands or premises as aforesaid H ermann G esfner , Beaver Post-office, Proprietors Electric Light System. If you are going to plant any Fruit Trees Forest (¡rove and Tillamook. Frescoing, Decorating, to satisfy said judgment and cost and accruing costs. R Given under my hand this 30 day of Sept. I893 J ohn d . E dwards , Wagon, set of harness, three plows, sheriff of Tillamook County, two harrows, two cultivators, one hand <9 ’3 Oregon. For Sale scraper, one wheel scra|«-r. one sulky plow. Terms cash. On amounts of $10 or more gssl approved lions will be taken. Apply to G. W. E lliott , near City Creamery. • 450. For Ili« next 30 days, Mrs (’. II B< idle will offer for sate lot 0, blk. «, in Dinyrr’s sd.lidon to Tillamook, for (450 For terms nililrew tí ('. II. B oiii . k , Independence, Ore. For Sale. I have fur anient Meiual.aiae puint s une fine mill’ll corn» and young nlock, nt a Imrgain. For further particulars apply to F. N. Ei i.iorT. IS THE ClRCflT Coi-RT or TUR STATE OE O re OON EOR TlLl.ABOOK CoVNYY. George L. Smith. Pltff. v». Mariah Crenshaw, and L. Crenshaw. I left» To Mariah Crenshaw, one of the defendants above named. In the name of the state of Oregon, Yon are hen l.> reuuired to appear and answer the com plaint of the above named plaintiff herein Bled against von by the tonrth Monday of August iSwt. an,I you will take notice that unless yon so appear and answer the plaintiff will appli t„ ,,?e’"r "i<1" r' C "‘rcclo’i"K bi« mortgage i**1' “J1"'1' named defendants to him on lhe inh day of February conveying the southeast quarter ot see,ion two. T 1 S Kn w of the W illaiuetle Meridian, to secure the menl ot tno certain not, » „ hereon is now due the sum of » 17. o with interest at io per cent m r annum tioumiee ami fan attormV, fet« and for general relief in equity and for costs. 1 h!s «umniotis it« served on vou by nul>l|. ■« eatiou hi the TilHnmok H radlight by order ternmheieof m-k “ ,h' *»’»•< T. B. H andi . ry . Fir. AUy. 16,4 For Male or Exchange Giegoii. For Hale or Trade. One AUnh en-Aiigiis .polled-Angus bull, ! J reur old. one Als-nhen Angus cow, < 4 t ar old, ami one year! ng heiler, all ll.or- ugh‘>re«l an,| registered stock " ill lia.lr lor I or-.« or will «,.|| on n,llt. witli up),roved Hides. Here is s tmrghin as I want to dis|wiae of the rattle. For further particulars call on, or address G W. pHKirs, JGtarta, Ore. T imrrs Uxn. ACT J i - se ■B7«.-NoTtcs roa PUBLICATION. rnlte.1 siales Lend office. Oreg..,, ( Uy orr- mill. July M. IM3 — Notice is heraby gin n that acvmpfialice with the provi,,.,ns it the acl Loiigri.. O< June l i»-, entitled An act for Ihr -ale of thniwr lauds In the states o( Califoeuia Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory^ Jonas T. Clink. of Lareh. County of Tillamook si,!,. ol ha. th., da, •ledinthia office hi, swornTTarc io show thaimè land M>ueh“"il morc'ÎVlwble bclore the R. gister and Hvselvtr of thia office .1 Oiegou i,t, or.Tpm, nn Wedm-sday"he M day ofNovemier HA,y He name, a. XtmU? John Kun,, of MiM.nneille, Oregon H C J T Apperaon RegUter rWt tw information ntardtag Tillamook »unn w nie for partK-ulara. .ml m, further lemrtM.ee matter ,hl. p.p..r fi)r ot I ucsysafu » H bam .,<. ht . Board of TrmJ, edition. 41 Tillamook County. Ore. MI»»LJ RUGOLES Mr» J. JOHN8OH When yuu come to the Wilson ltiver country, eto|iHtReeher’s. llttößlee & ^olpujon AMPLE «> ACCOMMODATIONS, (qood Bed^ MILLINERY FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. Near Court House. T illamook . O bb . Telegraph office in the hcuse. Money loaned, Notes bought, Collections made. Grsin and hav lor teams. Stage to Forest Grove or Tillam'jok, when ordered. CARLI*. KNUDSON, Blacksmith. GEO. W. KIGER 41-54 Bay CitV thr C ounty C ourt of the N tatb of 0«« GON FOR THK COUNTY OF T illamook . Mitchell, Levis ft surer Co., Pltffs I n All kinds of wood ltk) Berea in K.qrue River Vwlley, «|,„ 4m n< res g.KMl fruit «ml grain laud, on hard and vineyard on earh farm. Good water Will exili.inge Lr iwoperty in orneara town ill Tillanioolt lounty or for «took lanrlies ne»r the bay For further par- tit illar« address J as L isdsiky , Beagle, Ja< kson Co., 1730 Corvallis, Oregon I I I 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 I I I 4 I I 4 I 4 I I I 4 I I 4 I I I I 4 4 I I I t • I I • I 4 4 4 » 4 I 4 4 I 4 4 • 4 I • 4 I 4 I 4 4 4 I I 4 I 4 4 I I 4 I work anil wagon work done. vs. L. Crenshaw, Henry Crenshaw, and Maria M. Crenshaw, Dells. To L. C rcnshaw, Henry vrenshaw »"<< M. Crenshaw. In the Name of the State of Oregon. ' •>««'« hereby required to lippear and »tnwer the « “ Place of business: In Win. Heimiller'st plaint Sled against you in the above enmw" Hctionwithin ten day« from the date of t shop. Tillamook, Ore 3-9t of this summons upon you. if served county: or, if served n anv other "If state, then within twenty days from the the service of this summou« upon you au \on fail so to answer, for want therv^c plaintiff will take judgment againt you mr»" sumot *172.32 and coo's and disbursements in, and in rase of service of publication of • summons if the defendants faiI to 'PPf** the answer said complaint by the first Unit regular term of the above entitled cjjn next ensuing publication of *UB*b>u« ad « six successive weeks in the ¿L-tv ligni to-wit. the regular term •fthoej’jg court alove Mmcl convening on the «1*1 ' oi November iS»u. the plaintiff will talc Y,*. meat against said defendants as above «pec ■■J an.1 an order of sals for the following de«rt"£ real property, now under attachment • action to-wit S E of section ». Tp i J " ’ of the Willamette Meridian in Tillamook < ’regon also Maria M. ^^iisbaws one half interest In the W S of * K H. lg as. Tp i », K 8 W of W illamette Men* »an Tillamook, county Oregon. Horseshoeing 0 gpecialty. Fred Martin, 73arbe? • Shop Hot and cold water baths at any time. Fingt Class in eVei’y Respect. Opposite Larsen House. Tilmmook, Oregon. Thl. .uramon. 1» puMidrcd by H F lliildrn. Judgr of mid court. d««ed A«T 14th. isyll.
