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The following effusion was writ-
! ten by a former resilient of this NEW GOODS
NEW GOD.'S
• county:
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W. F. D. JONES.
WHEAT CHEAPER
FLOUR CHFiPER
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T he C ounty O fficial P aper j When Adam ate the apple, and so,
Independent in Politics
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
O1V sear
Six IlHHIth'
Three months
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fell—
! And by that act op ed wide the gates
of—well!
Sheol, < ielienna ’tis to ears, polite,
1 When lost forevermore was Eden bright,
j T’was fair white hands the fatal fruit
that brought;
T’was woman’s wiles the woesome ruin
wrought.
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styles iq fall
by every stea
ADVERTISING RATES.
I Eve and an apple, thus, wrought Adam’s
I inch, j»er month
$0.75
per year {6.75
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fall,
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all.
Local notu*s, loots. |>er line; and sets, after
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first With apples, now, in many a toothsome
insertion for regular advertisers.
guise,
Lost, Found, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and
Special notices, in classiiiet “ad” columns, at As sauce and puddings, eke, anil apple
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
and half rates thereafter.
pies.
Legal notices. Nonpareil. locts. per line for
With soul repentant for that ancient
first insertion and acts per line for each subse
quent insertion.
smart,
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COHN & CO
Ccaacts
J Mb cunning Eve still sooth her Adam’.“ ,
heart.
The Swedish sillgel's swooped
BIG FIKE VI’ NEIIALEM
down iqsni us last Friday night.
Little Saved--
Nothing too good can lie said of Wist*** .Store*» Burned--But
Well Injured.
their singing. The editor of this
Last Thursday night both of E. G. E
paper is not versed in harmonies, W'isl’s store buildings, warehouses, etc ,
but when their melodious rhapsod burned to the ground, and very little was
ies operated upon his heart strings, saved. The fire raged fiercely audit
m Tillamook County. Two boats each day to Tillamook.
his bosom heaved to and fro. Such was with great difficulty that the balance
' of the town was prevented from burning.
singing touches the spot. We envy
Garibaldi, Dr.
It is supposed that the fire was incendi
our Swedish friends who were in ary, as it started in the oil room of the
the audience, and should like to lower building. A few goods were sa
OF SHEKIIE'S SALK
I I n tiik NOTICE
cikit • <'M kt 01 rm: S iaik o , ohk .
have been able to have more fully ved, and it is said that some of those sa
gon eok T ii . i . a * ok C oi ntv .
|-~)ANK
of
Win Lurid, C. K. I.adri. «..--I)
understood some of the Swedish ved were carried away by unknown par
• ohn Wesley I .add,
Plaintiff:-»,
songs that were sung. Their sing ties.
vs.
There was |h),QO.) insurance oil the
I Notice of Sheriff's
Wm.
Olsen,
Truman
M. , /
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Sale.
ing in German and English was buildingsand goods, but Mr. Wist says C. & K. TH AV HR,
Harris Alex Marolf, and I
I John Rowe,
good. It was a rare treat for Tilla the loss will amount to much mule than
Defendants. j
mook. When the girls puckered the insurance Mr. Wist suspects some i Geueral Banking and Exchange business. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out ot the circuit court of the
State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook on
their pretty mouths so sweetly and of his enemies.
Interest paid on time deposits.
the 71 h day ot July 1894, on a judgment rendered
said “Cuckoo,” Mr. Johnson, t lie
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, ill said Court on the 1st day ol September 189; in
, favor of said defendant Wm. Olsen and against
Sweden and all foreign countries.
Truman Harris and Francis M. Harris, deien-
editor of the Nehalem Times, was
I flams, for the sum of Thirteen Hundred and
Tillamook, Oregon Sept. 3rd, I SIH.
almost overcome by it, and Mr.
¡seventy-nine and 50 | ico dollars and costs and
Tillamook,
Notice is hereby given that the law
commanding me out ol the personal property of
Handley, of the Advocate, looked firm heretofore existing under the name
said defendants Truman Harris and Francis M.
Harris, or if sufficient cannot be found then out
Oregon.
25 years younger. James McCain and style ofStiph and May, doing busi
of the real property belonging to said defendants
in my county on or afte the said 1st dav of Sep
ness
in
the
C'ity
Tillanmok,
Oregon,
is
and Judge Daly had an old pro
tember I893, to satisfy tl -uni of Seven Hundred
and ninety and 48 | 100
»liars in I'. S. gold
grammeof t he singers’San Francis this day dissolved by mmual agreement.
coin, now due on said judgment with interest
thereon at the rate often per cent per annum in
E. E. S ei . pii ,
co performance and they checked
like coin 10m the 7th dav of July 1894. and
W. J. May
also the costs of and upon said writ.
the programme as the songs w 're
Now, therefore, aftei due levy and bv virtue
Blacksmith
of said execution I will sell at public auction for
1‘rogram.
sung. The remarkable thing was
cash in hand at the court house door at Tilla
mook City in Tillamook county, State of Ore
that the programme was not fol Following is the program that will be» All kinds of wood work and wagon gon. on Thursday, the 6th day of September
1894. at the hcur of io o’clock 111 the forenoon,
work done.
lowed at all, and the legal lights rendered by the Swedish singers tonight:
the defendants interest in the following de-
,
scribed
real property to wit:
afore-mentioned enjoyed “Lovely 1. Light and Shade, Orchestra. Sira iiss .
Situated in the county of Tillamook. State of
<
Iregon,
and bounded and particularly described
Spring,” while the ladies were 2. In the Moonlight, Swedish Ladies’
as follows, to-wit: Beginn.ng at a point 160 rods
Quartette.
south of the northwest corner of section 8, Tp.
Mouvre.
New
shoes
51.50,
old
shoes
Soots.
really singing “A Peasant Wedding
2S , R.gW-.of Willamette Meridian, running
Matter. Place «>f business: opposite Joues Bros. thence south iBrods 11 feet, thence west 80 rods,
Song.” Prof. Freas was encored 3. Alto Solti, Miss Tourl>ie.
thence north ¡3 rods 11 feet, thence east 80 rods,
to the place of beginning, containing 61., acres
I.i very Stable.
every time he appeared.
Dan 4. Sweet and Low, Swedish bailies’
more or less in section 7, Tp. 2 S., R. 9 W", also
Quartette.
Ba ruby.
another tract bounded as follows to-wit: begin
Bowers behaved himself very well.
ning 194 rods south of the northwest corner of
5. Odd Fellows Waltz,
Orchestra.
section 8, Tp. 2 8., R. 9 W., thence west 8> rods,
The house was packed full, and
tlienee south 30 rods, thence east 80 rods, thence
Professor Oakes.
north 30 rods, to the place of beginning, contain
dozens were turned away.
ing 15 acres, more or less in section 7, Tp. 2 8.,
6. Cuckoo
Song,
^¡aii baldi d'icl'cl
Best Sea-side Summer "Hotel
CARLP. KNUDSON,
Howhoeing a Specialty.
,
Quartette.
7. »Soprano Solo,
\ New Idea!
Ijadies’ Swedish
Anonymous.
Gouuoud.
P art ii
8. Euchantmemt (Ovt rluie.) Orchestra.
1 lernianii.
9. Swedish Peasant Song, Swedish
Ladies’ Quartette.
National.
10. Duett, Miss Morelli, Miss Tourbie
Mendelssohn
11 Suaneo River, Swedish Ladies’
Quartette.
12. Overture, Orchestra
Foust
13 Soldiers Farewell, and Home Sweet
Home. Swedish Ladies’ Quartett •
Prof Oakes orchestra, consisting of
the following excellent musicians, will
furnish music :
Mrs. Geo. Willie, organist; Professor
Oakes, violinist; Geo. Ilnndley, cornet-
ist; Fred Stoddard, troinloiiist; C. 15.
Handley, violinist
You will remember that Goliath
was very much surprised when
David liit him with a stone. He
said “that such a thing hadgnever
entered his head before.” . VW
ideas are numerous in our s stock.
We always have what is latest,
best ami cheapest.
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A dministrators N otice .
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the estate
01 August 1 A. Miller, deceased, ami all poisons
having claims against her estate are nolitif'd to
present them within six mouths from date at
the oilice of Claude Thayer, Tillamook City, Ur.
M. W. H arrison ,
July 24, 1894.
Administrator.
TILLAMOOK riLLJ\MOO^ LIVELY $TJ\0LE
B().
(
R. 9 W., of Willamette Meridian.
To satisfy said judgment and cost and accru
ing cost.
Given under my hand this 8 day of Aug. Pkg.
J. H.J ackson .
Sheiitfof Tillamook county,
Oregon.
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Standard Literature in
I’ajier Cover«
All beading Periodicals.
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All the bids for building the pro
We positively guaiantee to save you
7o6arco, Cigars, I'ruili, Nats and l-'ine
posed county vaults were rejected money on every thing. F risco S tore .
C audits.
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
Find clasx single and double turn out* kepi on
baud. Boarding and transient stock cared
tor.
T illamook , ore .