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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1894)
«illamook íKrtbliiUü. j those acknowleged to be w ell versed SIHT D/IER OT UOY YAP LLIW TI ill the requirements cf polite LOWER PRICES ----- BY------ WHEAT CHEAPER society. It is not that boys and REV LOWER PRICES FLOUR CHFAPER W. F. D. JONES. girls may not be trusted in eacl, l£W —' '•nr tz * r <1/? c rv“' * ’ others company. A chaperon T he C ounty O fficial P aper merely represents the sheltering f /• _ - --q- issiti jut tmisj f>9~ ~ ** — — a w »4 «U W w -* V V love mid care that is siqqtosed to tua 1 ------ Independent in Politics------ JCu- surround a young girl’s live. In C-.J *- a - - . 4 U w eV I C (T e f one sense it is but a conventional 4 t R ATE* Or SCBSCRIPTIUN. A VW /7 SCi uU/kzi ity. A gentleman gives his arm (STRICTLY IM ADVANCL ) 11 t O. One year 11 * -T Z t * ."5. to a lady to cross a ballroom, not • ; H ■** r* — o T o Six months Ó0 Three month» lieeause she needs liis protection, 1 • ? f * 4 ADVERTISING MATES. but the act is representative of the 1 inch, per month fo 76 per.vearf6.75 3 ” " 2.25 " " .jo.«» considered due her womanhood. crcry steamer» •5 col. ” 3.75 33 00 ’1 ' ■’ 6.75 " 60.00 On the other hand, it does impose 1 ’ 11.00 " i-KI.OO Local uotic*’», loci» per line; ami set», after a slight restraint upon youthful the first insertion. Only set» |»er line for fiist insertion for regnlar advertisei s spirits that sometimes threaten to Lost Foil nd. For Rent For Sale, Wanted, and Special notice», iu classified • ad column», at exceed the bounds of good taste. the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rate» tlu-reafter A chaperon should be regarded as Legal notices, Nonpareil iocts. per line for first insertion and Acts per line for each subse the guest of honor, and American quent insertion. youth are none the worse for op portunities to learn to treat their The San Francibco'» Examiner'» elders with courtesy and consider petition ha» reached the 150,000 ation. ______________ mark and the list of name» utili THU BIG CHURCH. grown. If the government can by C. T. HILLS, thin ineaiiH he pur»uaded to fore The object of the Oregon State close the Central ami Union Pacific Secular Association are as follows: and allied lines, and run them at First—The repeal of all laws in Tillamook County. Two boats each day to rillanbn>k. cost in the interest of the people, that exempt church property from Garibaldi, Or. the victory over corruption and taxation; that force the observance brigandage will more than coin- of Sunday as the Sabbath; that ap NOTICE or SHERIFFS SALE. pensate for the toil and effort it propriate public funds for sectarian I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re gon for T illamook C ounty . cost.—Oregon City Courier. institutions; that tiderate any re Wm. I.add, C. E. Ladd, and) ANKof John Wesley I .add, ligious exercises, readings, display Plaintiffs, Charles Nickell, of the Jackson vs. Notice of Shciills or prayer in any public school, body Sale. Win. Olsen, Truman M. ville Tinies, a delinquent taxpayer & E. TH AY HR, Harris. Alex Marulf, and or institution maintained wholly John Rowe, himself, is sending duns to delin l>efendants. or in part at public expense; and Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an quent subscribers ami thus they Issued out oi the circuit court of the generally accomplish the total General Banking and Exchange business. execution state of Oregon for the County of Tillamook on go: “Dear Sir:—As w ill be seen by the 7th day of July 1894.011 a judgment rendered separation of Church and State and Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange oil England. Belgium, Germany, in said < bui t on the 1st day of September 1893 in the delinquent tax list published favor of said defendant Wiu. Olsen and against effect the complete secularization Sweden aud ail foreign countries. Truman Harris and Francis M. Harris, defen by the sheriff of Jackson county, dants. for the sum of Thirteen Hundred and of government—local, state ami s \ enty-nine and 50 | loo dollars and costs and I have lieen unable to pay my taxes commanding me out ol the persona) property of national. said defendants Truman Harris and Francis M for 1893, and he has levied upon Harris, or if sufficient cannot be found then out Second—To charter, organize Oregon. of die real property bel*. ¡icing to said defendants my property. You are indebted in my county on or after the said 1st day of Sep ami assist auxiliary Secular I nions tember IM93. to satisfy the sum of Seven Hundred tome in the sum of $—. If you ami uiiie.v and 4H [ jco dollars in I’ S. gold and Secular Science Schools coin, now due 011 said judgment with interest don’t settle the same before August I hereon at the rate often tar cent |n>r annum in throughout the state and appoint like coin roin the 7th day of I illy 1894, and 10th, suit will be commenced against also the costs of and upon said writ. ami commission lecturers. Nou . therefore, after due levy and by virtue you. I have been lenient, ami 1 of said execution 1 will sell at public auction for Blacksmith Third—To prescrilie, adopt, pub cash in hand at the court house door at Tilla think that it is your duty to kelp City in TillaiiHMik couuty, State of Ore lish, sell and distribute books, All kinds of woisl work and wagon mook gon. on Thursday, the 6th day of September me now. 1S94. at the hour of 10 o'clock 111 the forenoon. pamphlets, leaflets ami papers ad work done. the defendants interest in the following de scribed real property to wit: vocating its objects ami principles. A number of ladies were elected Situated in tne county of TillamiMtk, State of Horseshoeing a Specialty. < as Iregon. ami bounded and particularly described Fourth—To protect by every school superintendents at the late follows, to-wil: Beginu.ng at a point ito rods south of the northwest corner of section 8, Tp. f^New shoe» fl.50. ohi shoes Morts. election, of which the following is lawful means any member w hose 2S . R.9W..of Willamette Meri«lian, running thence south 18 rods 11 feet, thence west 80 rods, equal religions or civil rights are a list: Alice Carson, Josephine Pince of bitlines«: opposite Jone« Bros, thence north 13 rods 11 feet, thence east rods, to the place of beginning, containing 6*2 acres county: Mrs. Gordon, Klamath infringed. l/ivery Stable. more or less in section 7. Tp. □ S.. R. 9 W., also another tract bounded as follows to-wit: begin Fifth — Generally, to do and en county; Miss Susan W. Moore, ning 194 rods south of the northwest corner of section 8, Tp. 2 S., R. 9 W.. thence west rods, Malheur county,- Mrs. Carry May, courage every act, proceeding and thence south 30 rods, thence east 80 rods, them e north 30 rods, to the place of beginning, contain Tillamook county: Miss Harriet C. thing necessary to the attainment ing 15 acres, more or less in section 7, Tp. 2 S., R. 9 W., of Willamette Meridian. Woodruff, Umatilla county, Miss ; of its object. To satisfy said judgment and cost and accru ing cost. Nellie Stevens, I nion county; Mrs. <> rest ( leantnes Sals »1 the Kacket Store. Given tinder my hand this 8 day Of Aug. I844. J. 11. J ackson . I’. E. Bovd. Wallowa county; J. L. Sheriff of Tillamook county, For the next 30 days we will irive from . _______ Oregon. Carter of Union contests the elec (1*4 percent to 13'1 percent off for < h »I i You will remember that Goliath A dministrators N otice . tion of Miss Nellie Stevens, and T. on each dollar’s worth of goods sold was very much surprised when Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate B. Handley of Tillamook that of With the discount off $2 (50 will buy a l’avid hit him with a stone. He ol Augusta A. Miller, deceased, and all prisons sail! “that sm h a thing had|never having claims against her estate are notified to Mrs. Carrie May. The supreme bbl. of Best Roller Hour or (5.5 cents per present them within six months from date at sack $1.00 in cash will buy IK lbs. entered his head before.” New the otlice of«Maude Thayer, Tillamook City, Ur. court will pass on the question tiisHid.ited S'u.nr or 20 ll>s Extra (’. Su M. W. H arrison , ideas are numerous in our stock. July 24. 1894. Administrator whether females can hold elective gar A discount w ill lie given on every Wealways have what is latest, positions at the October term — article in the house for cash only. This best and cheapest means the lowest prices on goods ever Jacksonville Times. COHN & CO., ¿/Tc Xcctdci> cf ÁCIC y\iccx ^crziKilc/i cHctcl, I3csi Sea-side Summer 'Hofei Tillamook, CARI. P.KNUDSON, À New Idea! offered in Tillamook Conntv. Remetn l»er the place—Racket Store Tillamook City. Oregon C 55 S mith , Prop. A word about chaperons, writes I> T. E d MCNUS, Manager THE QUESTION OF THE CHAPERON. U/V, TILLAMOOK TILLJ\MOO\ LIVELY f^BLE U()R c Mrs. Burton Kingsland in the A llenlal. . ‘ J?/ nt fourth paper in the series “A Parties have reported that we picked A -4 Daughter at Sixteen" in the Sep Iterries on Mrs. Anne Barton's land, and J tember laulies Home Journal. The broke tho brush in doing so We wish Standard Literature in | to deny this, as we never picked berries conventionalities ditl'er in different Paper Covers on her land at all an I any re|>oit that we parts of our country, but in New All laxuling Periodicals. , did is false York the custom of chaperonage Re-pert fully Tobae. <>, ('u’u/'.r. Fruiti, Xtils and Fine obtains, and the fashion is set by Mrs E M W ard . C undies. B. C. LAMB. pbop T^I JONES B ros . P roprietors , First-cla»» single and double Inni-ont» kepi on hand. Hoarding and transient stork can'd lor. T illamook , omil
