Tillamook headlight., December 28, 1893, Image 2

C. Comer has shipped some linn tier.
I The Tillamook Lumbering Co. has
Published every rhuraday cveiiiu*.
laten kept busily employed supply­
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. ing the local demand.
The city of Tillamook suffered
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by a fire but its losses will soon be
T illamook , O kk ., Dec. 28, 1893. forgotten. The citizens were awak­
ened from a lethargic stupor, went
RATKX <»K si ns- KIHTION
to work with energy and grit, went
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»lau. in debt with the easy assurance of
Oue year
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Six months
90 all Americans,
and, like true
Three month'
ADVERTISING KATES.
Americans, are paying up their
per year $6.75
inch, per month
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New enterprises are
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The government
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Local notic**. locts. per line: —
- sets. after springing up.
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first
improvements
on
the bay have
insertion for regular a'lvertise* s
Lost, Found. For Rent For Sale, Wanted and
been
completed
as
far
as the appro­
Special notices, in classified "ad” columns, at
th«* rate of one cent per word for first insertion
priations would allow, and farther
and halt rates thereafter.
Legal notices. Nonpareil, locts. per line for
recommended
flr^t insertion and 5cta per line for each siibse appropriations are
quent insertion.
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wherewith to carry out the plans.
All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise
Inquiries from people in distant
designated as advertisement».
No special position will be agreed upon for parts of the country are frequent
any advertisement, though we take especial
pains to display advertising matter effectively and the indications are that the
and give as favorable position as possible, fre­
quently changing the "make-up" of the paper coming year will be a prosperous
We makeH special effort to change or re-build one for Tillamook.
«Eillantook
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advertisements as often as our natrons desire,
but make no contract to that effe< t.
We reserve the right to reject any advertise­
ment that we deem objectionable.
A'l'lress all communications Io
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OOM FOM THE COVWTV OF T1LLAMOOK.
c W Smith, Plaintiff
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Notice af
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Sheriffs
George F. williams, iXeFt.)
Sale.
Notice ih hereby given that bv virtue of an ex
ecution dulv issue«! out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for »he County ot Villa
rnook, on the 18th day of December, 1893, to en­
force a judgment against the above named de­
fendant. and in favor of the above named Shade Trees.
plaintiff, being a balance due on said judgment
Ornamental Trees,
of Five Hundred and Sixty uine Dollars ($<¿9.00)
also an execution issued on the 18 day of Decem­
or Shrubs, Smalt Fruits,
ber. 1893, out o the above named Court, to en­
force a judgment against the above named
Grape Fines, Boses, or any
defendant, Hud hi favor of the above named
plaintiff, being a balance ou said judgment of Other Xutsery stoch, and
i wo Hundred and Thirty Nine Dollars, (#239.00)
want the best for the least
together with interest on said judgments troni
the 27th «lay of August, 1892. at 8 per cent per
money it will pay you to write
annum, and to me directe«! and delivered as
sheriff of said Connty and State, commanding
me to levy upon and sell the personal property
of said defendant, or if a sufficient cannot be
found, then upon the real property of said de­ We have a large lot, a good assortment and our
fendant. and being unable after diligent search
prices are very low this season. Write
to find any personal property out of which to
make the same, I did, «»n the 19th day of Decern-
for catalogue.
• >er. 1503, duly levy the aforesaid executions on
the following described real property, to-wit:
All of the right, title ami estate of the said
< -forge F Williams had on the 27 day of August
Corvallis, Oregon.
¡892, or since, in and to the following describe«!
tract: Beginning at a point where the north line 111 I I 11 11 IiI 111 11iI I I■I•••••••••'•* 1 11 '
of Trude Street, Pacific addition to Bay City. Til­ 111 • 11111111 11 • 1111111 I I ••'•••• I ••••••' • •
lamook County, Oregon, extended westerly
reaches low watermark, thence continuing said
line to the north west corner of the Williams
dock and piling; thence southerly at right an­
gles 400 feet; thence easterly parallel with Trade
street to low water mark, thence northerly along
low water to place of beginning.
Now, therefore, after due levy and by virtue
of said executions, I will sell at public auction
for cash in band, to the highest ladder, at the
Court house door, at Tillamook, in Tillamook
County, Oregon, on the 2oth day of January, 1894, All kind« of wood work and wagon
at the hour of lo o'clock in the forenoon, all of
work done.
the right, title and estate of the said George F.
Williams in and to the above described tract to
satisfy sai<l judgments together with costs and
accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 20th day of Decem­
ber, 1898.
J ohn D. E dwards ,
Pince of business: I11 Win. Hcitiniller's
Sheriff of Tillamook County,
Oregon.
30-34
shop, Tillamook, Ore.
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If you are going to
plant any Fruit Trees
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TO US.
Corvallis
Nursery
(lives the County and CitylNews in full, be­
sides all the important telegraphic news
and selected miscellany, and com­
ments fearlessly and indepen­
dently upon all topics.
Co.,
“Theyear has gone! And with it
Many glorious throng of happy dreams.”
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Bill Heads, Statements, and
Shipping
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Posters,
Tags,
«¡utter-Snipes andCirculars.
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LEGAL BLANK PRINTING
Wedding and Ball Invita­
tions, Tickets, Folders and
Book work done to order.
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We keep the best qualities of
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paper cards, and stationery,
Barber » Shop.
and can always guarantee
satisfaction
in that
line.
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New Tyqie, new Fixtures, 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 wav of
paper is
borders, cuts, type and
made
prin ted
f>1 the very
are being
machinery
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ail the time.
best style of
The machinery and
art as to
m ec h a n i cal
fixtures are of the
latest and most
and every de­
partment
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the print is clear,
is
the advertisements
as complete
as can be
artistic, and the very
l»est quality of paper
found in
is med.
country
offices
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a
and typograph­
ical appearance,
approved kind
No efforts are
spared to 11 aketlie H ead ­
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light
the
best
county
newspaper in
Oregon, or
the North West, for that
Tillamolç
Lumbering
Company
matter.
You need not feel
ashamed to send the H e adlight
east to friends or prospective
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immigrants—its appearance will
convince anyone that we have a
prosperous and enterprising county.
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The H eadlight is the oldest
Paper, the leading paper and
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has the largest circulation—
larger than the circulation
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of all other county papers.
It has l-een here 5 years and
STOOD THE TEST WHILE
Proprietors of
The Electric
Light System
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Commercial Job Printing.
Fred Martin,
Spruce,
Fir and
Cedar
Lumber
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Envelops, Business Cards,
Visiting Cards, Placards,
This year, for many succeeding
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years, will hold its place in the re­
Ere this issue of the H eadlight membrance of man as a most woeful I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re ­
gon for T illamook C ounty .
reaches many of our readers the one.
Theodore Steinhilber, Pltff.
J Notice of
Edward
Evansand E. F. Evans, f
Sheriffs
New Year will have fairly eom-
In countries we know not of save
Defendants
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menced. To all we send greet­ as the short, crisp dispatches in the Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution duly issued out of the above named
ilig and heartiest good wishes fora daily papers catch our eye, the court on the 6th day of December 1803 to enforce
a judgment against the above named defendants
prosperous year.
and in favor of the above named plaintiff for the
plague has held carnival and has sum
of twenty-two and fiftv one-hundredths
dollars ($22.50) and interest from the 8th day of
walked the earth a ghastly familiar May 1893 nt the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
and the further sum of Twenty and five hun­
in communities.
dredths dollars ($20.05) cost and accruing costs, Hot and cold water baths
and to m _• directed and delivered as sheriff of
Famine, storm, wreck and flood, said
at any time.
county and state, commanding me to levy
and sell the personal property of the above
have claimed their usual quota of upon
named defemlants or if a sufficient amount can-
not be found then upon the real property of FiddlT plhrirt in OVPltli
l?P^nPpf’
victims.
said defendants sufficient to satisfy said judg- 1 11 pL uldpp 111 uVulU AupUuuu»
nieut with costs and accruing costs;
ineiit
costs: and not be
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The South Americans are busily ing
able after diligent search to find any personal
Opposite Larsen House.
Assessor Pye went before the engaged fusiladilig their own cen­ property ot said defendants out of which to make
the same I did on the nth day of December 1893
state board of equalization, Thurs­ ters of commerce, and are only duly levy upon the following real property toe­
Tihamook, Oregon.
wit: Lots 3 and 4 of b ock 7, town of Bay City, in
day, ami asked a reduction of 20 saved from wholesale inter-necine Tillamook County, Oregon, belonging to the
above named defendant, E. F. Evans. Now
per cent in the assessment of slaughter by their execrably bad therefore after said levy and by virtue of said
execution I will sell at public auction for cash
horses, 10 per cent in agricultural marksmanship.
in hand, at the court house doorat Tillamook,
in Tillamook county, Oregon, on the 13th day
lands, and 10 per cent on cattle in
January 1894, at the hour
10 o’clock in the
At Morocco a Christian nation of
forenoon, the above desert bed real property or a
this county.
sufficient amount to satisfy said judgment to­
has been
busily engaged in ' gether
with costs and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 12 day of Dec. 1893.
From present appearances it teaching the Moslem the error of
J ohn D. E dwards ,
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Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore
seems as if it will be difficult to se­ their ways, emphasizing its in­
GEOSQUIRES, Prop.
cure a conviction against most of struction by the dazzling glare of a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the Portland smuggling ring. One modern search light, which en­ Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Novem­
I3, 1893.—Notice is hereby given that the
and all deny Blum’s statements ables it to (piite effectually shell a ber
following-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of hits
mob
of
frightened
wretches.
point bhink and by bringing testi­
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at Tilla­
In another part of Africa subjects mook,
mony as to their previous good rep­
Ore., on January 9, 1.594, viz:
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daughter and heir at law of
utation and Blum’s corresponding­ of another Christian nation are Diantha Page,
Sani'l Sax, deceased,
ly bad ona. they appear likely to quite as actively hunting the un Homestead Entry No. 7727 for the n e of sec.
15. tp. 2 s, r 9 w.
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
escape the penitentiary, though it fortunate Lobenguela out of iiis She names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and culi.vation of,
will be difficult to make the gener­ mountain home, that he may not said land, viz:
F M. Lamb, Jacob Blum, John Marolf. and
al public believe that they were ig- interfere with the importation of Albeit Harris, all of Tillamook. Oregon.
Favorite stopping place of commercial
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Robert A. Miller, Register.
norantof the smugglers' operations. missionaries and rum.
Travelers.
The Americans are not, of course,
Miss
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RUQQLE8
Mrs. A. JOHN8ON
Another of Mrs. George II. Wil­ doing any national throat-cutting.
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liams’ disciples has got lost in the Equally of course, they are not be­
Clams and other sea-side delicacies a
llltögii'ö & 3oljtt0Olt
wilderness and succumbed to the hind in the race.
specialty.
effects of an attempted forty days'
In America have been thousands
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fast. The victim, Mrs. Wells, had of railroad employees, under the
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made a previous attempt. It seems pressure of the immense traffic
as if the authorities ought to take brought about by the Exposition, Near Court House,
hold of the matter and see if some have been worked from twelve to
means cannot be devised to prevent sixty hours at a stretch, and as a
loaned,
this foolishness. It is just as much natural consequence, have mis­ Money
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the people's duty to punish a per­ placed switches, mistaken train or­
son for exercising undue influence ders, nodded at their posts and Notes bought,
over a weaker mind, whereby life have piled up heaps of wrecked
Collections made,
is endangered, as if some other or
Pullmans, gigantic locomotives and
quicker method of destruction were
GEO. W KIGER.
crushed piuwengers into indistin­
employed. The fittest place for guishable masses. What was lack­ 41-54
Bay Citv
Mrs. Williams is the insane asylum
ing in the way of terror in this line
or the penitentiary.
When you come
has been made up by lists of wrecks
to the Wilson
River country,
Washingtonians who talk so on the great lakes, of suicides, of
stopatRceher’s.
much itlsiut hard times ought to be lynched and tortured negroes. We
ACCOMMODATIONS.
put through the pioneer paces for assassinated a tew people, electro­ AMPLE
a short time, says the Spokane Re­ cuted and hung others, and even
Qood Beds
view. Forty or fifty years ago mo­ our public amiisenienta have cen­
FISH AND GAME IN SEASON
tley was a curiosity among the tered principally, during the year,
Talagraph offica in the house.
white settlers of the Pacific North­ in a sport conducted on what is'
Grain and hay
west. Joe Meek. Oregon's first del­ called a "grid-iron," and in which
lor teama. Stage
egate to congress, went to the a man is expected at any time dur­
to Forest Grove
or Tillamook,
national capital on a cayuse, and ing the progress of the game, to
when ordered.
All kinds of turning done to order.
hustled on the way for provisions. drop onto the field in order that
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
Money he hail none, but faith in­ from fourteen to twenty other fel­
H. S HUDSON,
calculable. Many of the first fam­ lows may pile themselves on top of
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ilies subsisted for weeks on boiled him, dislocating his limbs, or neck,
Bik. Spanish, Indian Games, Brou n
wheat straight, with now and then aa the aftair may terminate. To
Leghorns, and Light Brahmas
variety in the way of venison and cup the list of physical climaxes,
salmon. Yet many of these pio­ the principal portion of the Ameri­ Eggs lor solo in season at St par setting.
Cockrels for sale at $2.00 each.
neers grew prosperous and rich can people, to use the words of Mr.
Send for catalogue.
through their own unaided efforts. Edison, early in the season re­
H S HUDSON. Gaston. Ore.
They had the thrift and energy,. solved themselves "into a commit­
He make the very lowest prices oil
and these applied to the natural tee ot lunatics.
Trade lias been
cash orders. Sewing done with accuracy.
leauurc« ■< of the country brought paralyzed. finance«
shattered,
wealth and comfort.
princely fortunes tumbled into the
dust, firms of exceptionally long
TM« year has not Imen unkind standing and high credit forced to
to I illamook people. The county, the wall: strikes have been inau­
LINE.
as a whole has prospered greatly. gurated and the strikers have ■tag» STAGE
*111 leave Eornt Grove for Tillamook
Our products are meeting with starved.
every Tur*tay and Fnday Tillamook Wednea-
ready sale at fair prices. The es­ The year has been a wonderful, ajr« and Saturdays.
H. D JONES. Prop.r
tablishment of two creameries Ims wild, mad orgie! And looking back
done much for our finances. While tlier« is scarcely a single ray of
Rq-ans Tab tiles: a family retmxly.
lumber has not been high priced, brightness to illumine the whole
RI pa ns Tabulra : for bad temper.
yet the Truckee and Nehalem Mill miserable phantasmagoria.
Ri|>an« Tabnlea cure bad breath.
in stock at onr yard which is located
Co.s' output has been steady. The
We are only allowed satisfaction
Rip»«» Tabules : for torpid liver.
in the heart of the City of Tillamook.'
Cooperage Co. has spasmodically in behalf of humanity that the year
Ripan» Tabules cure biliousness.
sent in considerable money, and J. is done.
Rip*«* Talmles cure diuines.«.
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