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IN THE ClSCClT COVBT Of THE STATE orOlt-
Late dispatches contained the
Grant county’s warrants are be
GOV FOB THE ColNTV OT T1I.I.AMOOK.
very gratifying announcement that Lewi. Hyman. M. Prager
ing
called
in
upto
January
1,
1893.
Published every Thursday evening.
and Wm. Prager, part
under the firm
This is going Tillamook several the awards have been made in the ners
name of Prager Bros.,
Notice of Sheriff”s
Plaintiffs.
department
of
agriculture
and
that
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. times better.
vs.
A. Hutchins, W lliam
Oregon has secured twenty medals N Johnson,
administrator
the estate of James
E ditor and P roprietor
T om C oatem
The Corvallis news states that to Washington’s four and Cali of
Quick. W. 8. Kunyon,
McDermott, De ts. J
the editor of the Chehalem Valley fornia's twelve. Up to date Oregon H.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
T illamook , O ku ., N ov . 2, 1893. Times disagreed with a neighbor has also been awarded eight di execution
duly issued out of the above named
court on the 12th day ot September 1893, to en
plomas
in
the
horticultural
depart
force
a
judgment
against the above named de
about the .Sunflower and whipped
KATES OE St‘IIS< KIl’TION.
fendants. andiu favor ofthe above named pl«>“-
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
the fellow. Being short of funds ment, several in the fisheries, edu tiffs, and to me directed and delivered as sheriff
of Tillamook county. Ore., and commanding me
»1 .TO.
One year
... .7.5. the newspaper man will edit his cational, and mining departments; to levy upon and sell the personal property ot
Six months
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the above named defendants, or if a sufficient
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Three mouth*
paper from the county jail for 20 and she has received a diploma amount cannot be found, theu upon the real
property of said defendants to satisfy the said
ADVERTISING KATES.
days. The justice who pronounced for the most comprehensive collec judgment to-wit: the sum of Four Hundred find
1 inch, per month
>0 76
per’
Ninel v-nine and forty-eight hundredth dollars
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the sentence will hear from his tion of commercial woods, collective 11499.48) and the further sum of Ihirty-six and
&col. ”
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3-75
seventv-hundredth dollars ($3^*7°) costs with
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6-75
nibs in a future issue. He is pro exhibit of salmon, nuts, prunes, intercut thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per
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annum from the 9th day of November 1892, and
Local nottc»s, 104*1* per line; and sc_
and cherries.
being unable to find any personal property out
thv fir**! insertion. Only set* per line for first mised a royal roast.
of which to make the same 1 have duly levied
insertion for regular advertisers
upon the following real property to-wit. all 01
Freed
from
the
persecution
of
Lost, Hound, For Kent ForSak*, Wanted, and
the light, title and interest of the above named
Special notices, in classified "ad" columns, at
We are informed that the Light d. fendant N. A. Hub bins to the following des-
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion dunning creditors and deprived of
ciibed real properly to-wit: I ots 1, 2. 3. 4. .7 7»
and halt rales thereafter.
and 8, of block 9, town of Lincoln, now 1 lila-
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for the solace of blaming it all on the house Board has recommended that rnook, 111 Tillamook county, Oregon. Now there
first insertion and 5cts per line for t ach subse ‘devil’ his jiglets ought to be able
fore after said levy and by virtue of said execu
a
whistling
buy
be
placed
at
Tilla
quent insertion.
tion I will sell at public auction, for cash in
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Now it rests with the hand, at the court house door at Tillamook, in
All local notices will be‘‘starred" or otherwise to do the justice up brown by the mook bar.
Tillamook county, Oregon, at ii o’clock A. M.,
designated as advertisements.
time he conies out.
department at Astoria when it will on Saturday, the 4th day of Novembei, 1893, all
of the above named defendant's. N. A. Hutcnins,
No special position will be agreed upon for
be placed in position, and it is of right, title and interest to the above described
any advertisement, though we take especial
real property or so much thereof as is necessary
pains to display advertising matter effectively
to saiisfy said judgment together w ith costs and
'I’lie Salvation Army at Astoria the utmost importance that the accruing
and give as favorable position as possible, ire
costs.
quently changing the "make-up" of the paper
is being considerably annoyed by work should be done as soon as Given under my hand this 30 day of Sept. 1893.
J ohn I). E dwards ,
We make a special effort to change or re-build
The increasing import
advertisements as often as our natrons desire, toughs and it seems as if the police possible!
Sheriff of Tillamook County,
but make no contract to that effet t.
Oregon.
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are tardy about putting a stop to ance of Tillamook’s shipping has 19*3
No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on
rendered
the
establishing
of
a
the disgraceful attacks. The mem
metal bases.
I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
We reserve the right to reject any advertise bers of the Army may be eccentric whistling buoy on the bar neces
GON, FOR THE Cll’NTY
ment that, we deem objectionable.
M. Dunne, J. S. I.owen-
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in their manner of spreading the sary. As long as people were eon- I). gart,
M. Seller, and Phil,
T erms : Cash ill advance for small advertise-
l.owengarl, parlners do
111« ut-, ¡Hid paym< nt Is required monthly or Gospel but they certainly have the tent to wait for a clear day or a
ing business under the
quarterly on large contracts.
firm name of Kelley, I Notice of Sheriff"!
< lorrespondence on topics of general interest, merit of following most literally smooth bar for boats to pass in and
Duune & Co , Plaintiffs, ?
Invited.
vs.
the dictates of Christ’s teachings. out, perhaps a whistler was not R. Dunsmore,
Address all eommunicatlons to
M. Duns
T he H eadlight ,
more
and
J. R. Duns
absolutely
needed
—
a
boat
could
In the slums of large cities their
T illamook . O k .
more, Defendants.
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influence lias already been felt and stay in the bay or stand oft’shore Notice is hereby given that
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, virtue of an
execution and order of sale duly issued out of
' they reach people and do good as the case might be and the delay the above named court on lhe 21st day of Sep
tember 1893, to enforce a judgment against the
where no others could. It is an was of no consequence, but that above named defendants, rtnd in favor of the
above named pl-iintiffs. and to me directed and
everlasting disgrace that in pro- time has gone by, and with each delivered as snerifi of Tillamook county, Oregon,
and commanding me to ¡-ell t.ie following des
1 fessed Christian countries these month the need of having regular cribed real property belonging to the said de-
'endants to satisfy the said judgment to-wit the
of J6>8.5 o , logetner with interest thereon at
As the lists of awards at the people are subjected to such per boats is more plainly rializtd sum
the rate of ten per rent, per annum from the
| by the merchants here. As one of 29th day of August 1893, and the further sum of
World’s Fair are published Oregon secutions.
costs and disbursements, and accruing
the lighthouse* tenders is at present $22.70
costs to wit: ( oinmeiicing 60 feet west of the
conies more and more to the front.
northwest corner of block one of Fuller's Addi
It is fortunate for the American laid up for repairs it may be a short tion to the town of Bay City. Tillamook county,
When her resources are more fully
Oregon, thence running 100 feet west, thence 100
people
that such instance« of prig- i time before the buoy can be laced feet south, thence 100 feet east, thence 100 feet
developed few states will equal Iter
north to place of beginning. Now therefore after
giahncKH as that exhibited by the 1 in position but the matter should due levy having been made by me upon said
and none will excel.
premises ami by virtue of said execution and
be
so
represented
that
Capt.Fahren
faculty of Princeton ar«* extremely
orderof sale I will sell at public auction for cash
in h 1 nd, at the court house door at Tillamook,
The Pacific Lumberman gives rare. If it ia beneath the dignity heit will use all due diligence in in Tillamook county, Oregon, at the hour often
o'clock A. M., on Saturday, the 4th day of No
the receipts of lumber during the of a divinity student to play foot doing the work. Much credit is vember 1893, said lands or premises as aforesaid
to satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing
past month at San Francisco from ball, or any other manly game, of due to Cnpt. Tatton, ofthe Elmore, costs.
Given under my hand this 30 day of Sept. I893. ,
Tillamook buy as 004,090 feet. what earthly use is he anyhow? for his efforts to secure this im
J ohn d . E dwards ,
Sheriff of Tillamook County,
This is the smallest amount shipped Some ofthe best and noblest divines provement,as it was chiefly through
Oregon.
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of modern times were famed in his representations that the Astoria
from here for some time.
their young days as athletes and Chamber of Commers interested it I n V iie C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
gon for T illamook B ounty .
th«* fact that they joined in the self in the matter.
George L- Smith, Pltff.,
vs.
college games detracted neither
Mariah Crenshaw, and
I..
Crenshaw,
Defts.
from their dignity as divines nor
Now t at the industry of butter To Mariah Crenshaw. one ofthe defendants
from their influence as men. It will making in a systematic manner is above named.
In the name of t'le State of Oregon, You are
be strange if public opinion does fairly started, the attention of pro hereby
required Io appear and answer the com
plaint of the above named plaintiff herein filed
not force the faculty to quickly re gressive Tillamook farmer» will against yon by the fourth Monday of August
18/I, «'tiid you will take notice that uti'ess you
tract their decision.
soon be turned to the methods fol so appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to
the court for a decree foreclosing his mortgage
lowed by eastern dairymen to pro given by the above named defendants to him on
the 12th day of February 1892. conveying the
An editor of a paper in Kansas
Th«* great battleship Oregon was mote an increased yield of milk Southeast
quarter of section two. T 2 S. R 8 W.
the Willamette Meridian, to secure the pay
wants sealed proposals for50 cents 1 launched with becoming ceremony , and butter from tin* cows. Then* of
ment of two certain notes w hereon is now due i
the sum of $1710 with interest at 10 per cent pt r
worth of eolie«*, 11 twenty-five pound at San Francisco Thursday. The ' is no doubt that mor«* more profit annum
fiom Dec. 17, 18^1, and $2^0 attorney’s 1
and for general relief in equity and f«>r costs, i
sack of flour, and a straw hat. Ho lauiiching was accomplished at can be made by winter dairying, fees
This summons is served on you bv publiea-
in the Tillamook H eadlight by order
says that this is the way the town noon in (lie presence of 50,000 and some of the farmers are al catiou
of the above named court made at the August
term thereof for ¡893.
merchant does when lie wants a people. The Oregon is what is ready making arrangements with
T. B. H andley .
little job printing.
PlfTs Atty.
technically known as a sea-going this object in view, but to carry on •6 24
coast-line battleship, and is the a successful winter dairy it will In*
Clatsop county’s assessment roll most powerful ship in the United necessary to put up a considerable
shows a gross value of property of States navy. Her dimensions are amount of feed. Hitherto it has
84,364,292. Exemptions, 800,954. as follows: length over all, 348 feet; boast of Tillamookers that cattle
Total taxable, 84,298,338.
As load water line. 300 feet; breadth, i could pasture here nearly all the
equalized by the county board, 83-, 69 feet, 3 inches; draught, 24 feet; year round but it will In* found
404,672. Last year th«* total tax displacement, 10,298 tons; maxi that, in order to get the best re
able was 85,403,522.
mum liorse-power, 9,090. She will sults, it w ill be necessary to feed '
have a maximum speed of 16 2-10 tin* milch cows during the winter
The voting on the amendments knots, and will carry a crew of 460 months. Of all the methods for
to the repeal bill which have been men. Her cost, exclusive of arina- preserving feed for fuiurt* use non«*
taking place in the Smale this ment, is 84,000,000. As a fighting have been found so cheap or sue-
week do not necessarily mean that ship the Oregon will be capable of <*«*sstul as silos. So beneficial have
the end is near, Imeause the voting defending herself in any position. they proved that eastern dairymen
begun upon the uiiderstnii.liiig She can concentrate the lire of six
consider them an indispensable ad
that speech-making should be heavy guns on any point of attack, junct to a modern dairy.
allowed to continue within due and her supplementary batteries
To the dairymen «if this eountv
limits, Such are the multifarious are sufficiently powerful, if focused this is a matter of considerable in-
peregrinations of the pns-rastiua- upon a given point of attack to t«*r«*st ami it would In* well for the
filiation of the senate.
crush in five-inch armor.
dairymen of this county to investi
gate the matter during tin* coming
Very few people realize the ex w inter so as to be aide, next sum
Ualiforiiinns ar«* now confident
ofthe success of th«* Mid-Winter tent to which newspapers are draw mer, t«> nmk«* a few exp«*riuieuts. All kinds oi turning done to order.
fair.
Many of th«* Chicago ex ing upon tlia world's timber re Ill«* silo in itself is an inexpensivt*
Mouldings an.I brackets of all kinds.
hibits are living sent direct to Sail source» for pulp material for the structure, tin* necessary points l>e-
Francinco. A-there will not be ixmiiii papers upon which their editions ing to make it air tight and to pro
for all only the choicest are being are printed. It is estimated that vid«* a convenient phi«*«* from w liich
sent. Th«* persons in charge are the white paper for the daily sup to take the ensilage. The amount
much minoyed by |>artiea applying ply of the several editions of the ot fodder that can be preserved in
for |Hisitions. Most of tiles«* people New York World requires all the u small silo is surprising to anyone
only want the <>flic«*s 111 the hope of marketable sprue«* lumber fit to who has never investigated their
being abb* to spend the wint«*r in cut which grows on seven acres of workings. A crop of hay is alto-
San Francisc«> without < oa * Io average spruce forest. The Iloetou getlier dependent up«m a pel i«sl of We make the very lowest prices on
Glols-'s edition requires the grow th dry weather to ensure its pn*ser- cash orders Sawing done with »«curacy.
themselves.
ot three acres of New England vation. Imt in putting up ensilage
Tin* total number of ndmiNHioiiH spruce forests. The woo«! pulp
th«* weather doe? not make any
to th«* World'» Fair up t<> Thur»«la) now used in the United States re
material difference.
Cattk* are
laet amount«*«! t«> 20.627.166 mid it quin«» about 2,200 cods of spruce
very foml of th«* pnsluet. prefer-
in cx|H*ct«*<l it w ill r«*aeh between daily, or 1.709,000 feet of spruce
ing it to hay or any other dry fod
22.099,999 mid 23.000.900. Th«* logs every twenty-four hours, a-
der and even in some cases to grass.
attendance nt the Centennial wm> mounting to 509,000,000 feet per
As the farmers of other sections
9.788,1*1 and at th«* Par!» Exptwi annum. That amount of lumber
have foun«l silos to be of such be
tion ii I hmi I 27,090,000. The general now going to waste as soon as the
nefit in their business the matter
ilepK-o.-ioii in I> u - iik > xs all over th«* newspaper is a day old. need to
may lie investigate«! with much ad
world had it» influence on the at suffice to build hous«*s intended to
vantage to the farmers here. To
tendance at Chicago. Given n »«*a- last half a century or mor«*. The
compel«* successfully it is necessary in ato. k at our yard which is located
hoii of on!inary liiiaineaa proap«*rity pulp drain upon »pruce forests uses
to use the most advanced methods m the heart of the City of Tillamook.
mid the attendance would have up th«* mature timber of 1,090 act«*
«ml of these the silo has prove«!
i*a»ily reached thirty million».
a year. New-paper Man.
1 t»e)f oue of the best.
(dilaniceli
<Krtt«linltt
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Gives the County and City N >ws in full, be
sides all the important telegraphic news
and selected miscellany, and com
ments fearlessly and indepen
dently upon all topics.
JOB • PRINTING
Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Statements, and
Envelops, Business Cards,
Visiting Cards, Placards,
Shipping Tags, Posters,
Gutter-Snipes andCirculars.
Commercial Job Pi inting.
LEGAL BLANK PRINTING
Wedding and Ball Invita
tions, Tickets, Folders and
Book work done to order.
We keep the best qualities of
paper cards, and stationery,
and can always guarantee
satisfiu-tion in that line.
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New Type, new F'xtures, in fact
everything needed in a first class
printing office is found in the
H eadlight
establishment.
The plant is very extensive
for a town of the size and
additions in the way . f
paper ii
borders, cuts, type and
p r i nted
machinery are beii
in the very
made all the time.
best
style of
The machinery and
the
art
as to
fixtures are of the
m
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a
a
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latest ami most
and
typograph
approved kind,
ical
appearance,
ami; every de
the print is clear,
partment is
the
advertisements
as complete
artistic, and the very
as can b
l<est quality of pa|>er
found in
is used. Ko efforts are
country
spared to make the H ead -
offices )
light the best county
newspaper in Oregon, or
the North West, for that
matter. You need not feel
ashamed to send the H e « ought
east to friends or prospective
immigrants—its appearance will
convince anyone that we have a
prosperous and enterprising county.
Lumbering
Company
Proprietors of
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The H eadlight is tbeokieet
Paper, the leading |>a)>er and
has the largest circulation—
larger than the circulation
oi all other county papers.
It has been here 5 years and
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other papers have come and
gone. If you pay for it a
year in advance, you are not
likely to lose your money.
Subscription price for the
H e adlight $1.50 in advance.
PIONEER PAPER
If you wish to advertise
Tillamook County, send the
H kadlioht abroad. It will
from time to time contain
reliable descriptive articles
regarding Tillamook and its
w onderful resources and will
let the world know of our
excellent timber, our rich
farming an<l dairy lands,
an<l onr magnificent rivers.
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