HOHN & Co
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SHERIFF’S SALK.
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the C ircuit C ovet of the S tate of
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
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leading merchants
Just note a f,.w ,,f their many fall ami winter specialties.
Our laige stock of boots and shoes, manufactured expressly for
us, has just arrived. We are sole Tillamook Co. agents for the
Biadlej, MeteaIt Co., who manufacture those celebrated Milwau
kee, Oil-grain Boots ami Shoes, of which we guarantee every pair.
We claim to be headquarters for boots and shoes ami an
inspection of our large stock will satisfy any one that we are the
leaders of low prices.
Well I should say, yes, but it is useless for us to advertise
groceries, every one knows of our Portland wholesale house and
1 hilt vve are never undersold. We carry only the best goods in
this line and handling as many as we do, they h ave no time to
Bring your produce and we will sell you goods just as cheap
as for the cash.
Remember we are the leaders in low prices and good goods,
and ask you to pay lor nothing von can't use.
Our large line of fall hats are the latest styles made,"and for
durability can’t be beaten, and the low prices are just right.
For winter underwear and flannels we are showing excep-
tional good values and low prices. Our flannel goods are direct
from the woolen mills, saving for our customers the profits of the
wholesalers and giving them the benefit thereon.
Alfred Deane
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Plaintiff
v»
The Bay City
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Co-operative Conipainy
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DefeudMit.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ail ex
ecution and order of sale isaued out ot and up
der the seal of the above entitled court, on a
judgment rendered l*y said court 0*1 the 29th,
day of August, 1895, iu favor
the plaintiff and
ngaiiist the above named defendant for the sum
01S331 sold iota of tbo (Jutted State» with
interest at 10 per cent per annum in like gold
coin, fivni the agfch day of Anguai iSqh, together
with the costs and disbursements taxed at $15.75
and the costs and disbursements of and accru
ing upon said writ, commanding me to make
, sale of the following described real property,
. to-wit.
i The 11 *- of ne
and sw ‘4 of ne G. of section
35, township 1 n, range 10 w. of the Willamette
meridian in Tillamook county, Oregon: I will,
j on the 19th day of October, 1895, at 2 o'clock P
M., at the front dt»or of the county court house
lot Tillamook county. Oregon, in 'lllllamook
I city in said county and state, sell at public auc
tion to the highest and best bidder for cash, all
the right, title amt interest which the defendant
had at the dHte of said judgment or now has
1 of in or to said real properly, to satisfy said
execution order judgment and costs and accru-
I ing costs.
Dated this 19 day of Septenilier, 1895,
J. H. J ackson . Sheriff of
I 17-21
Tillamook County Oregou.
SHERIFFS SALE.
the C ircuit C ourt of the state of
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
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F. R. Beals,
Plaintiff
Advertising
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Anv Cost.
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William W. guick.
Defeudant.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution ami order of sale issued out ot and
under the seat of th i above entitled c~urt, on a
judgment and decree ot said court made ami
entered on the 27th day of August, 1895. in favor
of the plaintiff and against the above named
defendant for the sum ot fbo.oo and interest
thereon from the 25H1 day of January, 189ft, at
the rate ot 10 per cent per annum and the fur
ther sum of |.'»6.oo attorney's fees and for the
costs and disbursements of the suit taxed at
$37.10 and the costs and disbursements ac cru
ing on said writ, commanding me to make sale
of the following described real property to-wit:
All the interest of William W Quick, in and
to the James and Alina Quick D. I.. C. as heir at |
law of said James and Anna Quick. I will on
lhe 19th day of October, 189ft, at lo ./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 tv, to satisfy said execution, order, judg
ment aii.1 decree, interest and costs and accru
ing costs.
Dated this 19th day o*’ September, 1895,
J. H. J ackson , Sher iff of
I7-2I
Tillamook County, Oregon.
AI) MIN1 ST R A TO RS NO TIC E.
In the matter of the
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estate of William J. Compton?
deceased.
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Notice is hereby given to whom it may con
cern, that the undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the county court of Tillamook comi
ty Oregon, administratrix of the estate of the
trove named decedent, now, therefo.e, all
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby requited to present them lo the under
signed at Woods, Oregon, or to E. E Selph
at his office in Tillamook, Oregon, duly veri
fied as by law provided within six months
from nhe date of this notice.
Dated this 5th day ot September, 1895.
M aud A C«» mi ion , Administratrix
aforesaid. E. E- S elph , alt’y for said estate.
I) R. Hurlburt to U cnu I h
ucre in sec 3(1, Is, 10w, $100.
Yager, 1
Have you seen our new line of ladies eapes and jackets for .Limes Fuller to Theodor» Sleinliilber,
Hle of neX, nw1^ of sel4, mid lie,14 of
style and durability they can’t be beaten. They are the latest.
8WI4, sec 6, lu, lOw, $200.
S.ephen Weaver to G. H. Williams,
In rubber boots and clothing, we carry the renowned Good s'i of lot 3, Idk 11, Corns & McCoy’s <1
to Buy (’ity, $200.
They John Krebs to R. T. Weatherly, 2’4
year Rubber Co’s, goods of which there is 110 better made
acres in sec 19, 4s, lOw, $500.
manufacture the genuine Snag Proof boots.
Lawrence Johnson to Chas. Ilemslreel,
wjj of nw *4, and w 1.» of s\v '4 , sec29.2n,
We have a large and well assorted stock of mens’, women 9w, $000.
Albert Malmiev to John Malaney,
and children's mackintoshes, in style and quality they are leading. tracts near Woods, $500
U. S. patent Io Hiram Naylor.
Our larire line of the latest stvles in ladies dress goods has
never been equalled in the city. Our new winter duck goods in O —Gray (Wholesale Quotations.)
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just
arrived
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stock
of
goods
in
all
all the latest shades liavi
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our ladies departments was never more complete and our prices D f* Walla
dos.
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never so low.
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ats
otatoes
Who paid for the soldier’s hardtack,
bacon and clothing?
l he hardtack I have no record of, but
some of the bacon I undeistaiid was not
pai I for. The soldiers were paid in
gieenbaeks for ottering their lives on the
battlefield but the gold kings that stayed
at home mid furnished the government
with some of llicit gold at a heavy inter
est, would not accept of greenbacks as
interest, hut demanded gold, and would
A Novel Method of Selling Real Estate
as soon had seen the south win, if the
or Making Exchanges.
noith had not complied with their de
mands.
“For Sale” and “For Exchange”
In his rambling way he »aya, “In
ads. will lie pul dished free until further short the old must inevitably give way
notice in this papar. If you wish to to the new.” Then he mentions nluini-
num. Are we to understand that he
sell your land, lots, personnl property, menus that gold must give wav to ululili-
or wish to exchange them for some num ? I have no doubt but the time
thing else, you can advertile them will come when aluminum will be used
for money
The people are beginning to
free of charge in our “Barter and Sale
lose their superstitious ideas in regaid to
Department,” providing you comply gold, and are finding out that law makes,
with a certain condition which is easy money. In regard to intrinsic value, I
for you to perform. You are to give would like to ask him, how much intrin
us a small per cent, on the price you sic value is ♦here in a five-cent postage
get for the property, or a small per stamp.
Iu regard to the constitution being an
cent on its valuation if you make an
experiment, I do not undertake to say
exchange. We only ask a small per and leave it for him to conjecture He
cent, and we have blanks which gives Infers that it is.
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Now’, Mr. Editor I
am sorry to
the conditions. If no sale is made,
you pay nothing. If you sell, we get see you lose a subscriber on illy
the percent as our pay for advertising. account. Kindly insert my mime on
your subscription list in the vacant space
We have faith in the results of adver left when you strike out the name of Mr.
tising in this paper.
Lawless.
J ohn H ansen .
FREE “ADg."
O re
Wo will publish a full description
of your land, house, lot, horse, cow, or
other property to lie sold, telling its
location, good qualities, terms of sale,
etc., and will give your name and ad
dress if you like, or we will leave your
name out and let the intending pur
chaser come to this office to learn your
name and other particulars if you do
not wish your nune printed with the
advertisement.
We intend to make this an inter
esting feature of the ^aper, and of
value to the county.
In fact we believe that if some peo
ple would sell a part of their Ian Is an 1
lots it would help the county, and if
there is anybody here dissatislied with
the county, the sooner he trades it for
property elsewhere, the better it is for
him an I this locality.
A little new blood infused into a
community does goo 1 sometimes, and
by this s •heme we expect to get many
new settlers.
\\ e also expect to help those who
are in debt, overburdened with proper
ty, or diss itisfied, to ease up thir finan
cial circumstances.
Our “Barter and Sale Department”
will contain a brief description of the
county, and will be a good thing to send
to Eastern inquirers. They can see
the actual prices asked for landsand
the descriptions of the lands.
Those who are interested should call
and see our blanks and get particulars.
It is n fair, square proposition. Furth
er explanation next week.
N ch Cliurcli <> ignii l/.'d.
heat
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eese
hickens
50
20
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30
B utter -Brine
Store, in Rolls
Choice Dairy
E ggs — Oregon
L ard , Oregon
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Eastern
B acon — Clear Sides
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Hams
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Shoulders
F lour — Willamette
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Country Brands
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We can supply the wants, comfoi ts,
and necessaries of life from our stock,
and at Portland retail prices.
COHN & CO.
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ALL
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KINDS
WANTED.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.
Leave N Yaiflhill daily except >11 inlay
Arrive at Tillamook 11c xt da J by
J,eave Tillamook daily except »unday
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
Headlight
Oregonian
Only Two Dollars per Year.
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By accepting tliis pi <>j>< lisiti« h 1
save a dollar, which is worth looking
after these hard times.
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Thi* Proposition will not l*»t lon9
Sil ERIFF'S SALE.
the
C ircuit Cot rt of
the
S tate of O rf :
GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK.
M. Poland,
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Plaintiff,
vs
The Big Sestucca Cheese
Factory Association.
Defendant.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex
ecution issued out of and 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 of August. 1895, in favor of
the plaintiff amt against the defendant for the
sum of ft20.00 with interest thereon from Aug
ust 29th 189s, at the rate of 8 tier cent per an
num, and the further sum of fit.00 <o»ls, and
the costs of said writ.
Now therefore, alter dm- levy and by virtue
of said execution I will sell at public auction for
eash in hand at the front door of the county
court h<mse of Tillamook county, Oregou, at
Tillamook city, in said county and «tale. 011 the
26th day of October 1895, at 10 o'clock A. M. the
lease ho|<l interest oi the Big Nestucca Cheese
Factory Association defendant in and to trie
follow ing dcsrrilred premise« to wit
Beginning a» the northeast corner of the
south west
of lhe south east ’4 of section 30,
town 3 south, rangtHwe-t, thence south 36 rods
to the NfStucca river, thence south west down
•■aid river to lhe county road the..ce in a north
cast direction along said road Io the place <»f
beginning, together with the building now on
*ai«i property to satisfy «aid execution. Ji d/-
meat, interest, costs and accruing costs.
Dated this 2t>th day of September 1895
J. H. J a < kso .- w . Shrift of
Tillamook county, Oregon.
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Cal1 *
i*gr- rhe price of each paper ia Ji 5» P,r .' “r-
L. W GL/1SER,
The Barrel Maker..,,*«*
Has opened his shop Imre agam^ a. J is
hirkins, Kits, Tula, etc., at modern prie
Tillamook, Or.
fin« ch»
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby giren that by virtue of an
order iaaued out of the county court, for Tilla
moot county. Oregon, altting in probate on the
xth day of fkptember, 1W5. the underalgiied
wa« duly apt ointed administrator of the estate
of James Ryan deceased, and all persona having
claims anni»t «aid estate, are required to pre
went them to the undersigned administrator
with the proper vouchers attached, at the office
of W J May in Tillamook < ity. Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice.
Dated at Tillamook. Or. gon, September 10
lS95
D. W Ryan. Administrator.
H pans Tabule* : best liver toni
12
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1 75
2 75
60
2 60
T illamook and N orth Y amuii . i .:—
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T illamook
and
8 p.
4 p.
6 p.
2 p.
111.
in.
in.
m.
H obronvii . le :—
L've Tillamook dally except Tuesday boo a.tn.
Arrive Ifobsonvllle
9 00 a in
J.’ve Hobsonvllle, except Tuesday
2 15 p.m.
Arrive Tillamook
5-15 p m.
N rtart »:—
I x ' hvcs Tiltatnong
Tuesday», Thursdays«
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- - at
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and Saturdays
Arrives Setarts
l^eavaa Netarts, same days,
Arrives Tillamook by
7 n.
12
1 p.
6 p.
m.
tn.
m.
111.
B arnegat
Round trip to be performed on Monday.
G rano R ond :—
Leaves Grand Ronnde daily except Sunday
at 6 p. m . or on arrival of mail front McMinn
ville
Arrives at Tillamook at I 45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. m. or on arrival of mail from S' Yamhill,
which is usuall) 4 30.
Arrives at («rand Itonde at i 45
Post Office hours. 730 A M. to Sool’ M
Motley Oidei department, R;oo A M to 6:00 f*. M
Sundav 3:00 to 2 00 J*. M.
SOf'IKTY DIRECTORY.
A. O. I’ W.—Meets every Monday night at 7
Geo.
Edmunds, - —
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D. T. Edmunds Recorder.
HOOK 81 LADDER CO. - Meets on first Tues
day night of eacb month in City Hsli Geo.
< ohn. president; Theo Meitihilber, Chief; Otto
Heins, Secretary.
G. A. R — Meets first and third Baturday of
each month at 1 P M in G. A
A ; a
V iiati • if. n
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Drew, Adjutant, J. W. Wax well . Commander.
f. 0. O. F.—Meets every T iicm I sv night at 7 Jo
p . m in I. 0.0 F Hrll. Wm finer mail, N G.
Carl Knud«on. Rec. Secretary; Win. Hamilton,
Per. Secretary.
ALDER < AMP—No 2I9. Woodmen of the
World, meets every Friday night in I O O. F*
hall
R R H aas , Consul, H onem M asor , .
< Jerk.
A. F 8c A M —Meet* first Saturday night of
each month in I O (f. F Hall Leo Colin,
W M b W. Be.. « RM r tary
fOHVBON CH APTER No. ¿4 -Meet* rfr 7 30 P.
M on the 3rd Saturday of each month at J.O.
O. F Half J. K *ib‘ey. H P
W. W Conder,
Serretary
fl!LVER WAVK CHAPTER, No 18 O E »-
Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of earn month
Mrs. A. A Ford, W M •> w. Pettit, secretary. |
Min!
O. F Hull.
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The Oregonian has if 1 eport of the do
ings of the Portland Pivshyteiy, ami in
it is the following:
The committee Mppoinlurf to visit Tilla-
tnoook (’ity and organiz* h (-liiurli, re
ported that they held a 11 eeting in the
hall of f he Tillamook acaiiemy, Sep 15.
Rev C. It. Shields preached a h ^ iiiioii
ami explained the design of the < lunch
'I lie lite of baptism was observed.
Ehleis were elected and installed. Ti 11»-
tees were elected
due vliuruli was
organized with 20 membeis
The report of the committee wiim ad
opted, ami th« church was enrolled
under the name of the FirM Prrubyterian
church of Tillamook ('ity
Tillamook
Buttar.
The <iairy products ot thia comity are
altiacting considerable attention, ami
doubtless the controversy between the
Tillamook Hairy Association and Scher
merhorns will be productive of g<x>d
results. Here is h letter which was
published in the Oregonian last week :
Tillumook, Or., Oct 7, 1895.
Page Ac Sou, Portlund, Or.—Gentle
men : Noiti es have spiieared in the
Portland papers particularly
in the
Mottling Oregonian of the 3rd mat., and
the evening Telegram of the* 4th , Inst ,
stating in substance and signed by
Scbermeihorn A Co. that they were in
daily receipt and selling tlie product of
the Tillamook Hairy Association. Now,
we wish to »ay that the statements of
Schermerhorn de Co. in that rrwpect are
false in every particnlur; not one pound
of butter is shipp'd to, or »old to them,
either directly or indirectly, and we de-
sire lossy further that you will inform
Ne* tu era Items.
[From the Ocean Wave.)
Now that the people of Little Newt urea
¡ up about to secure a free road to the
valley, it liecoiues necoHHiiry to the re»i-
dents of Big (Ne»tiiccn to .secure a free
load'Hlso, the road is now in a very bad
condition anil if the county owned it, it
could be no woise.as it is the proprietoi
nits at the gale and as the teamster go
by he charges him ail exhorbitant price
and shoves the money down in liiejeiiiiM.
lie does not keep the road in propel fix,
»here urejio bridges, and largo bowlders
are in (he »treanis.
Mr II ingsworlh and E Hoag, passed
through Woods today, on their wav Io
Siletz, where they expect to mine.
Hiram Lackey, of Mill Creek, went to
Salmon river a few dais ago alter a lord
of salmon, and on the retiim Ins wagon
turned over, breaking Ids leg, crushing
his shoulder and In tiising him otlierwise.
lie being an old mini, the accident mil)
ivsiilt filially.
Born, to Fred Folaml and wife, Oct 8,
an right pound girl. Mull er and child
are doing well.
Sand Lake is a name geneially applied
to a section of country about four miles
from Woods. X’s post office is Hrinbiee.
I'hr Sami Lake country is a fertile tract
of land, n portion of which is upland
and NttHiiip-hind lhe remainder of the
country is covered with fine limber
flic ’uplands produce abundance of nil
kinds of vegetables, also fruits ami grains
of all kinds
The marsh hinds are very
rich, and me adapted to the crmiberry
culture
TI iom » engaged in this occupa
tion are King & Colton, E. Osborn and
s *vrrid others.
Cape Lookout is a beautiful place to
! spend the Niimniri,-Mr. Chamhei lain is
stalling a stoic and laying out a town at
the cap'*. I le conlvmphitert having ves
sels stop mid dischaige his freight while
Lon theii way from SanFranciscoand other
places
Cape Lookout extrndw out into
the oei'Hii in Hindi a manner mm to afford
an excellent harbor for vv » h «I h dining a
Mtorm.
<'od trm plated (liangr.
Phil Moaner, ever ready to make the
patrons of his Tillamook siege line still
l»< tier satisfied, says the Nmtli Yamhill
Record, and ‘o do all he can to hccohi -
1 inodnle the people at both ends of the
line, is now flgming on a schedule
whereby he call land mail, express ami
pisseiq-eis that leave Portland in tlia
morning through Io Tillamook I he same
evening, thereby giving the people of
Tillamook this advantage <>l getting their
mad, morning papers, express, etc ,
several hours earlier, besides doing auay
with pa-sengeis having Io stop over
night on the road. He is also figuring to
make it possible for mail and pussengers
Io leave Portland in the morning and be
in Pot Hand in the evening of the same
day
Mr. Messner has already given
Tillamook an express service that they
never had before, by ap|»oiiiling an agent
nt his own expense, so the people can
get their express matter as early a» they
get their mail. He has not got his
schedule complete yet, bill feeds certain
he will be able to furnish this kind of
service.
Geo
F. Buiton, proprietor of the
Tillamook toll r<»a<l, has a gang of men
at work making toms important cliHngrs
in his road, which will shorten the dis-
tance considerable ami avoid some of
the worst hills, thus enabling tin* »luge
to make Itetter time. Tliia will help Mr.
the public that you are the only author Messner mateiiallv in eat h LI ìn I i Ìng hin
ized agents who handle the product of new contemplated acliednle and nd<l
much travel over this road.
the Tillamook Hairy Association
T illamook B ury A ss ’ m ,,
By F Sdioinbmgj president.
<
E d H ra ought -In commenting on
my article of Septen l>er 2Mli. in your
valuable columns, Mr. L rw I«M says
“Have you forgotten the shekel», but for
which we could not tight the South?
Flease
Follarli
TI iom who owe the former owner of
lliiw paper will pleane call and nettle at
once. TI iom who have bill» againnt him
should pranent them
The Tillamook Headlight Co lias the
account^ of the paper, and expects a set
tlement of some kind Mt once