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FREE “AD¡5.’' wi'l b. necenary. No doubt tlle oia1 nI.„rr*<l?,V“llo,i‘’own wei«ht w*’e a ! e. u,IK,rHryPr°i"und«r f ’ -‘l'»'e<l that floods, Advertising Without Any Cost. A Nove] Method of Selling Real Eitate or Making Exchanges. log jams or »mens, cannot disturb th. new alruc. me. Geo. Means built the new bridge •»d approaches. Tlle old ene wiU rf. A Itifflita.m« Kick. iibont eight or nine inilen, except by way By thia route it of Hebo and Spruce, takes the mail about a day longer to go from one oflict? I«-» other A Valley, California, Oregon. beautiful farm Add ress, in 47-acre San Pasqua! for a stock tarin iu A. M akcuus , Sau Pasqua!, California Beu Perry keeps boats to let. He has several dif •«, but tlieie is some iron in it that ferent kinds, and can fit you out with a may be valuable to somebody sometimes light row boat, or a sail bout. He alao Clear hr lumber wa8 Uleij iu the new lias a hand-power stern wheeler which moved at one. It, tjwbtr, Hr, worth. ridge, and it is thought that with the will carry a number of |iersona mid make good time. Boats let by the day or heavy tout of paint, it wU( not d week, at reasonable rates. like the old bridge. “For Sale” and “For Exchange” ads. will be published free until further A TILLAMOOK ROMANCE notice in this paper. If you wish to Sich I« Llf. In Ule Fur w,„ rii, Y(jii Can’t Git Much F urde r. sell your land, lots, personal property, or wish to exchange then, for some A gentleman relates an Interesting ro- thing else, you can ad vertile them manee which occurred about four years free of charge in our “Barter ami Sale ago, uud if the H eadlight dared men- Department,” providing you comply lion names, the story would be the more with a certain condition which is easy interesting. Not wishing to give the for you to perforin. You are to give young lady, who figured ns heroine, any us a small per cent, on the price you unpleasant notoriety, her name shall l/e delicately omitted The hero of the ro get for the property, or a small per maine is named Smith, and the reader cent on its valuation if you make an may guess which of the many Smiths in exchange. We only ask a small per thia county is the right one. Smith cent, and we have blanks which gives lived in Portland at one time, and while the conditions. If no sale is made, there formed tile aequaintan*'e of a nice young lady whom we shall vail Miss you pay nothing. If you sell, we get Winters, for convenience Their admir the percent as our pay for advertising. ation for each other was strong, and We have faith in the results of adver they became engaged to be married. Smith came to Tillamook to better Ilia tising in this paper. We wili publish a full description fortunes, and she longed for the time of your land, house, lot, horse, cow, or when he should return and make her his bride, lie had such ■ tender regard for other property to lie sold, telling its her, however, that be was disinclined to location, good qualities, terms of sale, bring her to this comity, which was then etc., and will give your name and ad isolated, lonely ami wild, especially the dress if you like, or we will leave your locality where he had selected his home name out mid let the intending pur stead. He wrote her the fads, ami told her he didn’t feel like taking her into chaser come to this office to leirn your such a rough wilderness to live, though name and other particulars if you do his heart pined for her, ami at the end not wish your mine printed with the of live years lie would prove up, sell his rani h, and return to claim her as his advertisement. We intend to make this an inter bride. Miss Winters was full of nerve esting feature of the paper, and of and determination, and resolved to in vestigate the matter. She cams to North value to the county. Yamhill, look the stage for Tillamook, Iu fact we believe that if some peo and arrived In due time, cohl, tired mid ple would sell a part of their lands and wet, as the rainy season was approach lots it would help the county, and if ing. She had not apprised Mr. Smith there is anybody here dissatisfied with j of her intentions, and he, of course, was not ill Tillan..... .. city to meet her. She the county, the sooner he trades it for learned he lived almtn 'steen miles out property elsewhere, the lietter it is for in the country, nml she hired a saddle him and this locality. horse. After a hard trip, partly ever a A little new blood infused into a trail, she leached liis place, taking him community does good sometimes, mid by surprise. The meeting was enjoyed by both, ami she set about Io straighten by this scheme we expect to get many J up liis bachelor quarters, mid when she new settlers. got through, his cabin presentod a much We also expect to help those who ! neater appearance ilimt it hud since he are in debt, overburdened with proper lived in it. Smith didn't let sentiment ty, or dissitisfied, to ease up thir finan or conscientious scruples deter him any longer. He proposed they should go cial circumstances. straight to town and get married. She Our “Barter and Sale Department” relilctlailtly declined. She wanted Io be will contain a brief description of the ; with Smith, Imt sliesuid the country was county, and will be a good thing to send a little too rough, and she was afraid she to Eastern inquirers. They can see I couldn’t remain satisfied. Smith was prevailed upon to wait until he proved the actual prices asked for lands and tip, mid after a prolonged parting, she th ; descriptions of the lands. started for home, exchanging longing Those who are interested should call glances with the unhappy Smith. She and see our blanks and get particulars. returned sadly to her Imine, and Smith It is a fair, square proposition, furth resumed his lesidence in his lonely i sh- in—more lonely now Ilian ever Their er explanation next week. There in now no i.iail sei vice between Woods and Hembree, n distance of To Exchange fruit and alfalfa Notice. We wish to inform the public that the North line is \amhill now Tillamook and making daily stage trips on schedule time, making connect ions with the 3:30 P. M . train for Portland. P. li. M esner , Proprietor. (Wholesale Quotations.) O ats —Gray .................. $ 18 P otatoes loo lbs 4» U nions ” SO W heat —Willamette 77 Walla Walla 7-r> D ucks do». . . 3 ot) G eese ” C hickens —Old doz. 3 do Spring " > 50 B utter —Brine .............. ...... 20 ” Store, in Rolls . 20 ” Choice Dairy 30 E ggs —Oregon L ard , Oregon — ” Eastern ............. B acon —Clear Sides ” Hanis ............... __ ” Shoulders . . F lour —Willamette . . . . 2 60 ” Country Brands . 2 60 f« $ 4 6 3 2 >9 5» 75 >0 7 ; 50 00 50 50 22 «5 81 8’» — 6 > 75 2 75 SHERIFF’S SALE. I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re .JON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK. John Aspinwall, Plaintiff vs A. I). Tufts, A. Goodnough, E. J. Goodnough. John V. W. Montague, Sarah Norton and D. S. Clark, Defendants. J Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an __ execution and order of sale issued out and un der the seal of the above entitled court, 011 a judgment and decree of said court made and entered on the 30 dayof August J&95, in favor of the plaintiff, John Aspinwall and against the above named defendant, A. 1). Tints for the sum of $735 and accruing interest thereon tit the rate of 10 per cent per annum from August 30th, 1895 and the sum of $75 attorney's fees and costs ol suit taxed at $18. And also upon a judgment and decree in fa vor of said D. S. Clark and against the said A. I). Tufts for the sum of $322.75 with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 6th day of August 1895 and the sum of $40 attorney's fees, and costs and disburse ments ot suit taxed at $12.75. And also upon a judgement and decree in fa vor of said E- J. Goodnough and against suit! A. D. Tufts for the sum of $539.43 with interest thereon from the bill day of November, 1K93 to gether with costs and disbursements in the suit taxed at--------and the sum of $75 as attor ney's fee therein. Commanding me to make sale of the follow ing described real property to-wit: The north half of section thirty-six (36) in township one north of range seven west of the Willamette meridian, containing 817.20 acres of land I will on the 19th day of October. 1895. at i0 o’clock A. M. at the front door of the court house of Tilllamook county, Oregon, in Tilla mook city, said county and state, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, all the right title and interest which the defendant A. D. Tufts had nt the date of the mortgage mentioned in the complaint, or at the date of the mortgages mentioned in the an swers. or now lias in or to said real property, to satisfy said execution, order judgments and de crees, interest and costs and accruing costs. Dated this 19th day of September, 1895, J. H. J ackson , Sheriff of I7-21 Tillamook County, Oregon. SHERIFFS SA LE C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK. M. Poland, Plaintiff, • ■ vs The Big Nestucca Cheese Factory Association. Defendant. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex ecution issued out of aud under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tilla mook County, on a judgment rendered in said court on the 29th day oi August, 1895, iu favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant for the sum of $120.00 with interest thereon from Aug ust 29th 1895, at the rale of 8 per cent per an num, and the further sum ot $11.00 costs, and the costs of said writ. Now therefore, after due levy and by virtue of said execution 1 will sell at public auction for cash in hand at the front door of the county court house of Tillamook county, Oiegou, at Tillamook city, in said county ami state, on the 26th dayof October 1895, at 10 o'clock A. M. the lease hold interest of the Big Nestucca Cheese Factory Association defendant in and to tne following described premises to-wit. Beginning al the northeast corner of the south west of the south east \4 of section 30, town 3.south, range 9 west, thence south 36rods to the Nestucca river, thence south west dow n said river to the county road, thence in a north east direction along said road to the place of beginning, together with the building now on said property to s atisfy said execution, judg ment, interest, cost and accruing costs. Dated this 26th day of September, 1895. J. 11. J ackson , Shriffof 18-22 Tillamook county, Oregon. IN the SHERIFF’S SALK. the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of gon for the C ounty of T illamook . I n SHERIFF'S SALE the C ircuit C ourt of the state of gon for the C ounty of T illamook . DATE -I895- Maich 31 April 30 May 31 June 30 July 31 August 31 September 30 To amount on hand from last report To amount received from I Mil >54» 3>4> II44> 12OÜ 4S3 4<M From all sources $28185 63 HATE —1SV5- September 30 " .» 30 30 AMOUNTS PAID OUT. Bv By By By By By By By By By nections are not good. longer to go from Woods $22616 87 amounts paid out on County warrants amount pañi out 011 School Supt’s warrants balance General Fund on hand balance School Fund on hand balance Rond Fundón hand balance Institute Fund on hand balance Incidental Fund on hand balance Indigent Soldier's Fund on hand balance Special School Tax Fund on hand balance State Tax on hand 14>1 30 >39 122 416 ibO Total amount of claims allowed and drawn. AMOUNT OF OUTSTANDING WARRANTS UNPAID. Outstanding unpaid county warrantson the 30 day of Sept '95 Estimated Interest accrued thereon $ >477> 59 F. R. Beals. 1 Plaintiff vs / William W. Quick. Defendant. J Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out ot and under the seal of the above entitled c.airt, on a judgment.and decree of said court made and entered on the 27th day of August, 1895. in favor of the plaintiff and against the above named defendant for the sum of $io.oo and interest thereon from the 25th day of January, 1895, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum and the fur ther sum of $56.00 attorney's fees and for the costs and disbursements of the suit taxed at $37.10 and the costs and disbui senu nts ac cru ing on said writ, commanding me to make sale of the following described real property to-wit: All the interest of William \V. Quick, in ami to the James and Anna Quick D. L. C. as heir at law of said James and Alina Quick. I will on the 19th day of October, 189;'), at Io o'clock A. M., at the front door of the county court house of Tillamook county, () egon, in Tillamook city, said county and state, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, all the interest of said defendant in and to said real propei ty, to satisfy said execution, order, judg ment and decree, interest and costs and accru ing costs. Dated this 19th day of September, 1895, J. II. J ackson , Sheriffof I7-2I Tillamook Bounty, Oregon. SEMI-ANN(JAL STATENENT Of the amount of Money and Warrants received for taxes and money paid to the county treasurer by the Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon, for the six months ending on the 30H1 day ol Hept A. D. I895. DURING THE MONTH OE TO AMOUNT RECEIVED. MAY APRIL » I9*> 99 556 04 In Coin and Currency I11 County Warrants Fees received in Civil cases Total received............. » JUNE $4181 69 $8181 Bft 2007 40 33'2 o »° 47 97 6189 09 4537 ‘3 »1549 93 JULY about I167 30 Wood« To County Treasurer on fees «as the only way she could be happy. Alas, it was too late! The fickle Smith married n girl wlm made him a good of the om e Miss Winters, has her mind oc cupied with tea parties, latest styles m The New Traak Bridge gowns, mid has n servant girl to exercise The new bridge accrOM Trask river is the fast liorn in « spick-and-span, 1» 's '’J' "B**l ionable Imby carriage. all nilds the liest bridge in the county, ami there ar. f.w comity bridges in the state that will equal it, The main spall is 115'» feet long, nml the bridge stands Fully 13 feet above the highest water murk ever known at its location It is wlmt is known as the “Improved llowe LEADING MERCHANTS timbers are all large, thoroughly braced Nenturen I teine. From the Oeean Wave Jim Ms-linn slmt two .leer just out side of the city limits !»•> Saturday at cian * I Id* P'««- ,l‘er* <i. Miles escaped from the pustule last ■ eek, and When found near Send l-«ke tt bad two A selected lumber, horse belonging to G arranged s i as not to hold »«t»r t" cause charges of shot in its body. The The liorse horse decay, and the bridge is thoroughly will prubnbly <l>®. painted. The iron works are extra Poring th. last ten <!.). th. .«boon heavy, and of the latest designing for catel. was ri'*’ ■trengtlieniiiK a bridge. The •pproHv ies kept th.ir nwto ta the water only . .bort are long, easy, ami sulistmitia ly con tio'.e.el. ,v.ning tot.ke.il lb.-•-» > . structed. Tl.iw bridge, with th« ap * tltllM •■CH •»«•••••» — th,, t| lgv wanted wante.1 to enpplv snpplr tie the <lemnnd. d.mand. proaches will c„st the county al"“” •n,ev -r. Milin« •< A >» ,l ,toW ... IK „anta "' fllill slow »2500 ami full* that much has been ex pended on t Ise old bridge, counting re •ale »1 pairs. The old bridge Ims lasted eight veers, but the new one long, sional painting, and will probably, Ib-mgb replacing pbnktng «e "O"e nearer than Tillamook. for self supporting, ¡eel three times as General Merchandise-Consisting of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes, ladies’ and gents’ furnishing oods, groceries, provisions, feed stull’s, crockery, glass ware, (jiieensware, etc. in stock at all times. There is a go-d opening fi.r a pliyts- True«" design and is strong enough to sustain lite m ight of a lis-oinotive. 11-« I J 5 50 Total paid to treasurer............ 2537 63 6189 o9 H549 93 >,67 3° $ >»8 96 STATE OF OREGON,- M Country of HlshcHfr o( ,aM County, do hereby certify that the foregoing >ta ement Is correct and true. Witness my hand this Both day of Sept. A. I>. 1895 . . J J. II J ackson , Sheriff of Tillamook Co uiity. the faithful Miss Winters darkening his being REPT'BR LY $4f8t f>9 ~$kT8~i’ 8ò[ 20O7 40 3320 ¡O 47 97 ïü*Cou n ty T reas u re r nothing about the distance front Dolph Completed and is 4 1640 71 DURING THE MONTH OF ........... mid live aitli him on his claim—it twenty-four silent meditations, ever sees the form to On town.—Ocean Wave. 118 96 BY AMOUNTS PAID Oretown; saying dark, and helps put three brown, ruddy children to -l-ep in stmmlle l»d. Ami and SEPT’BR US 46 $ 1615 »J .» >5 09 A D MIN1 ST R A TO RS NOT ICE. In tin- matter of the » SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT estate of William J. Compton? Of the Financial Condition of the County of Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, on the 30th day 0 f deceased. ' Hept. A. D. 1895. Notice is hereby given to whom it may con cern, that the uiKlersigued has been duly ap pointed by the county court of Tillamook coun AMN’T LIABILITIES ty Oregon’, adtninisti atrix of the estate of the DATF.-1895 hove named decedent, now, thervfo.e, all fJ477> ■'"> To warrants drawn on the County Treasurer ami oulstaiiding ami unpaid persons having claims against said estate flYe 2000 00 administrators notice . To estimated amount of interest accrued thereon hereby required to present them to the under 5000 00 To county bonds Notice in hereby given that by virtue of an signed at Woods, Oregon, or to E. E Selph order issued out of the county court, for Tilla at his office in Tillamook, Oregon, duly veri |3>’7« 59 Tola 1 Liabilities mook county, Oiegou, sitting in probate on the fied as by law provided within six months 5th day of September. 1x95, the undersigned from nhe date of this notice. Dated this 5th day of September, 1895. was duly appointed administrator of the estate AMT. REHOUKI'I'H M aud A C ompton , Administratrix D ATE-1895 of James Ryan deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate, arc required to pre aforesaid. E. E- S elph , att y foi said estate. Ü 193 ’ eoi i,es|Min<lem’e was kept up, and finally sent them to the undersigned administrator By Funds in hands of Treasurer applicable to the payment of Warrants. 1640 7I By Funds «11 hands ofShriiff applicable to the payment ot Warranls with the proper vouchers attached, at the office Miss Winters thought to surprise Smith of 3021 07 lfy estimated unpaid Current Taxes applicable to the payment of Wai rants W. J. May in Tillamook City. Oregon, within 5*57 «M By amount due on land l>ought for tax al sheriff «sale »nd percent added six months from the date of this notice. New lot of picture monldiiig«, latent in 11 pleasant way, all I she wrote him I luted at Tillamook, Oregon, September 10, »15449 73 she had decided In nmie buck tn Til’ii- denigUM nt Heins’ Art Studio. D. W. Ryan. Administrator. Total Resoureea Wooils nml Ore* doorway, or 'f emblasoned on her mem town ia nlao very poor, The mail Ims to ory is a picture of a cabin in the forests betaken over a very circuitous route „f Tillamonk! Perhaps imt, for Smith between thewe two points, by the way of has plenty lo mtcupy his mind while he Ddph, the distance being about twice wades mud, milks his cows, splits asgi.nl between Woods and Dolph as enough wood “to do tomorrow" sffr between SUUUHT $ 682 r2 J 479 1» 6 00 about time $2000 I 26772 59 Total amount of unpaid county warrants STATE OF OREGON,» Sf| County of H, amoo Clcrk o( (he County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, do hereby cert- titv that the foregoing is a correct statement of the number aud amount of claims allowed by the O re County Court of said County, for the six months ending on the 30 day ot Sept. IH95. 011 what account Hie same were allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn, and the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid as the same appear upon the records ot my office inmy Witness my hand ami the Seal ot the County Court of said County th^^th day ^of Sept^ 1895- man in Portland, mid lias a nice home twenty-five miles and a goml husband, says the inlor........ .. fi om Woods to Hembree. A direct who knows her and her people well. route from Woods to Hembree would Blit, after all, we wonder if Smith, in his the 1 U335 50 » C2335 50 774 eight; and from Spruce to Hembree about liourH. The service between <>9 amount of WARRANTS DRAWN. i ’249 290 80 799 98 ¿°° 00 »59 98 30O 00 752 00 57 5“ 250 50 221 16 I24 9» 527 00 225 75 59t'1 -3 25 00 46 00 59 95 440 04 691 Ó7 »51 97 NO. OF I AMOUNT OF CLAIMS I CLAIMS AL’WIL I ALI.OWEO. 4 $ 149 Salary of County Judge IO 290 80 Fees of County Commissioners 799 98 5 Salary of County Clerk 5 Salary of Deputy County Clerk £ 00 6 98 Salary of Sheriff 3»o 00 5 Salary of Deputy Sheriff 752 00 Fees of County Assessor 3 2 57 50 Fees of County Surveyor (including road work) 250 50 4 Fees of District Attorney 221 ¡6 5 Salary of County School Superintendent >24 9" 5 Salary of County Treasurer 527 00 84 Expense of Circuit Court 225 75 60 Expense of Justice Court 596 1 >3 509 Roads and Bridges 1 25 00 Support of Indigent« 46 00 12 Expense of Inquest 8 59 95 Expense of Insane 440 04 18 Books, Stationery and Printing 691 67 16 Court House repairs 12 15» 97 Miscellaneous expenses ON WHAT ACCOUNT ALLOWED wife ami he is apparently contented u illi From Wood a to Helm, the distance is her today. But, what about Miss Win eight miles; from Hebo to Spruce about ters? She married n well-to-do young aliorten *¿67 90 67 40 18 74 remits 63 $7395 30 STATE OF OREGON, { M County Barker. hereby certify that the foregoing is it true and correct statement of the amounts received, paid out and remaining on hand, in the County Treasury of said County for the six months ending 011 the 31st day of Sept A. D. 1895. Witness my hand this 30th day of Sept. A D. I895. J ohn B arkkr , County 1 resaursr. than to come from Poithind to Woods. nine; making >7127 40 S> 47 3> hs Io Hemluee, 7395 3° 1 SCH’L GEN’ FUND, j FUND had just got married to a buxom, red the eon- cheeked Tillanmok girl. S uitli may have It takes a letter done it tn a spirit of resentment, but he the GEN L FUND. FROM WHAT SOURCE RECEIVED. AMOUNT RECEIVED SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Of the County Clerk of Tillamook County, State of Oregon, showing the amount and number of claims avowed by the County Court of said Comity, for what allowed, amount of warrants drawn, and amounts of warrants outstanding and unpaid, from the 1st day of April 1895, to O re the 30th dav of Sept. 189.», both inclusive. ______________________ Alfred Deane 1 Plaintiff vs The Bay City > Co-operative Compamy Defendant. j Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex ecution and order of sale issued out of and un der the seal of the above entitled court, on a judgment rendered by said court on the 29th, day of August, 1895, in favor of the plaintiff and against the above named defendant for the sum ot >332 in gold coin of the United States with interest at 10 per cent per annum in like gold coin, from the 29th day of August 189.5, together with the costs and disbursements taxed at $15.76 and the costs and disbursements of and accru ing upon said writ, commanding me to make salt of the following described real property, to-wit. The 11 >. j of ne’4, and sw >4 of lie '4. of section 35, township 1 n, range 10 w, of the Willamette meridian in Tillamook county, Oregon: I will, on the 19th day of October, 1895, at 2 o’clock P. M.. at the front door of the county court house ot Tillamook county. Oregon, in lilllamook city in said county and state, sell at public auc tion to the highest and best bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest which the defendant had at the date of said judgment or now has of in or to said real property, to satisfy said execution order judgment and costs and accru ing costs. Dated this 19 day of September, 1895, J. 11 J ackson . Sheriff of Tillamook County Oiegou. >7-21 I n SEN1-ANNUA L STATENENT Of the County Treasurer of Tillamook County. Oregon, for the six month» ending on the loth day of Sept., A. D. 1895. of money received ana paid out. from whom received and from what source, and on what account paid out: ____________________ of the i«'*‘ etyleo »nd finieh. Abone« lxKkfro«*le«»<' Heine' A>t (ixllery We can supply the wants, comforts, and necessaries of life from our stock, and at Portland retail prices. COHN & CO PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
