Tillamook headlight., November 14, 1895, Image 4

SO T TH
and silver in appropriate denominations,
verton Appeal we gave Homer the first
TILL I.MOOR TK1EM
LOCAL NEWS.
,r„l Catti. In Winter, and
without legal ratio or legal-tender power,
prem notice he ever received in recogni­
Other (»<><><1 M««“
Fine »nap» and coainetica at Sturgeon’s tion to hi» then first effort» at drawing. Some of the Tree« and Shrub« growing In and leave each to go current for what it
Tillamook County.
may be worth. This would be a strictly
Everything in the shape of < utlery at We have since watched his successful ad­
But the notions of
Till tie & Cary’».
vancement with mi.ch pride, and feel I Yellow, or Dutiglas fir, (P«uedotsiiga scientific method
gOOil
legal ratio and of legal lender have be- of grain and feed have c.uiacd a
flattered
to
he
remembered
with
occa
­
Titifulia)
—
Thia
is
the
king
of
all
timber
1» your name written there— in th« de­
their
eoin« so deeply fixed that it will not he many of the dairymen to lay in
sional
specimens
of
his
work
.
He
is
a
tree»
The
lumber
of
this
tree
has
no
linquent tax list?
of our
winter
’
s
stock.
Just
note
a
few
perhaps
not
possible,
to
get
rid
of
easy,
Marion county boy, and is one of ths equal for strength, length, lightness,
Lamb's Mild, cigarros,
prices: Goo<l ground barley and wheat
few noted Oregonians who didn't “get durability and absence of knot«
This is them. Yet, if gold and silver were so
at the Book Store.
!
chop
»12 50 per tun this 1» l,le tiueat
his start in Yamhill.—Sheridan •Sun.
the moat valuable lumber tree on this coined, th. market va.ue would take
wm ever brought tu thia
Sturgeon, the druggist, keeps a full
feed
for
milcli covvo
care
Of
both,
and
there
would
be
free
use
The steamer Harrison was stranded continent, and the moat important to
line of tojlet articles.
market.
Shorts
as
goisl ns niichlliuga
of
both
as
money.
This
pamphlet
is
very
high mid <lry on the beech near Alder­ commerce all over the world. It is
Bran
»15 50 per ton
Teacher’s examination is in session. brook on Friday night ami therefore could specially valuable for shipbuilding, masts ably written. But the name of the author »17 50 per ion.
cwt. or »18 per ton
Full report next week.
Wheat
»1
00
per
is
not
given
”
and
«pars,
bridge
and
all
structural
work.
not leave out as was expected. She is
The highest grade of flour »2 ”5 per bl>l
San Francisco seems sure of getting still in the same position but will be It is the prevailing timber of ti e «late.
Tiileland sprue« (Picea Hitchenses)—
the national convention.
W’e sail a 4 ox. package ot Seal of N
floated off at the next high tide
The
C. tobacco for 15 cents.
For the month ending Nov. 1, 1895.
Arthur Beals has gone to Bear Lake, Augusta leaves out in her place on the This i» one of the largest trees in the
Dixie Queen tobacco only 40 cents per
Siuslaw this morning.-Astoria», Nov. 10. Pacific Northwest, and is often found 16
Pa., to spend the winter.
Names of pupils 100 per cent in de­
Lamb has received the largest stock of feel in diameter and 250 feet high. It is portment:
Maud Sturgeon, Frankie pound
Frank Bester is doing all in his power
assorted stationery ever brought to this very valuable for lumber, and for box Rhoades, Guy l'aylor, Frank Kerre-
Dry granulated sugar p I"“1 *'"u or
to keep the telegraph line lip.
town.
He has everything in the way of lumber it has no equal. It is abundant inand, May Craine, Lee Roberts and pounds for »1.
Tnttl« *k Cary are still praying for a
hooks, popular novels in paper and all along the coast
Josephine Petre.
All varieties of beans, this season’s
good breeze.
They have it.
Noble fir (Abies Nohilis)—This is called
l>oar<ls, best authors in fine binding, tab
Pupils who were neither absent nor crop, no old stork 25 pounds for »1.
City convention, Saturday November
It is indeed a tardy during the month :
let writingpaperenvelopes, pens, pencils, larch by the lumbermen
Chas. Mow­
Two pound packages of first class
16. All invited
At city hall.
a full line of ink stands of fancy designs, noble tree, the most beautiful of all the ers, Susie Rhoades, Frank Keriemans,
The forest Grove Hatchet is enlarged a lot of novelties in penholders, erasers, fir family. This tree is as s'raight as an Frankie Rhoades, Nellie McKinley, Ar­ roasted cortte 45 cents
Try one of our 1 \ |s»uml cans of bak­
ami lias a new cylinder press.
and a general supply of stationer’s no arrow, with smooth, light-colored bark, thur Southwick, Ololia Anderson, Maud
One of the marriages looked for last , tiona. He has a new show case to dis­ ami foliage of silvery blue, with huge Sturgeon, Lee Roberts, Grace Ford and ing powrler for 25 cents, it gives the best
satisfaction of any baking powder on the
Sunday failed to materialize
play his goods You should call ami upright cones. It is abundant on all Grace Chatterton
high elevations. The wood is soft and
market, if not satisfactory we refund
E. R. H ays , Principal
Several patlie» want city offices, but see the new fads in stationery.
white, and valuable for lumber. As an
your
money.
none have acknowledged it yet.
John Bsrggreen one of the leading far­
The following pupils were neither ab­
ornamental tree it Ims no equal
Try
a pauknge of Germ burin ; it is the
mers
of
northern
Kansas,
is
in
the
city.
Next door Io Letcher’s jewelry store
Black pine (Piqus Contarta)—A small sent nor lardy duiing the schooi month finest break fast mm»h on lliu market, and
Mr Berggreen of the father of Mrs. A
you will find the H eadlight office.
beginning
Oct.
7,
and
ending
Nov,
1
:
pine, found all along the coast.
cheaper than any other. Once tried,
Claude Hunt, Thomas Browne, Erwin
It is poor policy to coiilinne the nmil . G. Anderson. It will he remembered
Red Cedar (Thuya Gigantea)—This is
never denied
(hat
the
late
A.
G.
Anderson
met
with
a
services to Barnegat and Garibaldi
the largest cedar known, and is some­ Harrison, Uz Nolan, Blaine Hays, How­
horrible accident a few month ago in his
A 16 oz. plug of onr chewing tobacco
ard
Drew,
Bertha
Mowers,
Sophia
Stui-
times found 22 feet in diameter ami 200
Stubbs and Reynolds have been mak­
saw mill, which caused his death. Mr
for
25 cents.
feet high. It is the most durable wood venga, Matie Poland, Lottie Hardman,
ing some fine views of the city lately.
Berggreen is here to look after Mr. An­
Climax, star, spear-head and all oilier
F'lankie Drew, Maud Lahinon, Florence
known.
It
is
easily
worked
and
is
valu
­
The council will get a hose cart for the derson’s interests, and will provide for
able as finishing lumber. It is highly Dollarhide, Mollie Petre, Minnie Stuiven- leading brands of 16 oz. chewing tobac­
firemen, (’arl Knudson will build it
her suitably . He has 825 acres of land
prized for shingles and is extremely dur­ ga, Johanna Sluivenga, Clyde Miller, co’», 40 cent» per ponml
Vegetables and fruits always on hand in K nisas, many head of cattle and is
able. It is abundant all along the coast. Allan Page and Laviiiia Jenkins.
Onr pound pneknge» of lea for 25 cis
at the Bakeiy.
Freeh supply by every amply able to see that Mrs. Anderson
The following pupils were perfect in are always Nine to please.
Western hemlock (Tsuga Mertensiana)
steniner.
and family have nil the necessities and
—This tree makes fine lumber. The deportment during the past month :
Wc have only a few of those latest
John Stewart says he is an A. P. A., lux dries of life.
Annie Waldvogel. Alice Peterson, Er­ styles capes and jackets left, no last
Dar k is the principal material, used for
hut he says he doesn’t pretend to ninni er
James McCain has sent five Mongolian tanning. Many analysis appear to have win Harrison, Elvia Smith, Edith Bow­
years »tylea on hand W« have reduced
for other»
pheasants, two cocks and three hens, to established the fact that the hemlock of ers, Joycie Quick, Lena Johnson, bred
the prices to make room for spring styles,
the
H
eadlight
,
to
he
kept
until
after
Cary Ac Roberts are now running the
the Pacific coast is richer in tannin than Davidson, Blaine Hays, Norman Olds, (iet one beftire they ate all gone.
Girtie, Mr Roberts Iniving leased Mr. November 15, when they will be turned the hemlock of th© eastern states.
Bertha Mowers, Sophia Sluivenga, Matie
Our stock of winter bools and shoes is
loose. After that time these birds are
May’s int<‘re»t.
Oregon broad-leaved maple—The wood Poland, Lotlie Hardman, Frankie Drew,
the
largest ever brought to tins county
protected
by
law,
and
the
tine
is
|50
to
of this tree is dense and handsome, and Florer ce Dollarhide, Mollie Petre, Min­
All over th« east the general feeling
A large st' ck of men’s hats, latest
was that they were voting for McKinley $100 for killing them. The game warden polishes well, with rich varietiesof grain. nie Stiiiveiiga, Oliver Waldvogel, Lavi-
is very strict in protecting these birds, For fancy furniture it is a valuable mate­ nia Jenkins, and Laura Hardman
shapes, just received.
and protection
and anyone caught killing them or hav­ rial
M aggie E. I one , Teacher.
Il grows abundantly all over the
In a short time we »hall publish a list
Truckee Sold.
ing them in their posession except for
of prospective and would he candidates breeding purposes, will be prosecuted Western co«>t.
Following is the names of those w ho
Vine
maple
(Acer
(
’
ercinatum)
—
A
The Oregonian says: The steam
for county offices next year
deportment for the
without mercy. These pheasants are lovelj ornamental tree, or shrub, used were perfect in
schooner Truckee, which until lately
month ending Nov. 1.
The salary law is decided to he consti­ most beautiful birds, are gamey, ami are
for barrel hoops, or anything that re­
Bertie Barker, Ella ¡lays, Ellen Harri­ lias been in operation in the passenger
tutional, ami the next thing is for the fine eating. They do no harm, and if al
quires great strength.
son, Carrie Johnson, Girlie Robotts, Kil service between I’ortlaml and Sun
legislature to reduce the fees about half lowed to start will increase very fast
Oregon laurel, or madrona (Arbutus
Francisco, was sold a lew days ago,
At last report there was six inches of Ou Little Nestncca the people have pro­ Menziesii)—Bark, reddish brown; large, bourn Hardin.
Following are the names of llioso who and has been discontinued on that
snow on the mountain road, ami it is tected them, and they are getting well glossy leaves; wood, brown and hard.
route The Truckee was one of a line
still snowing up there. The rain here started. The people of this vicinity are It takes a fine polish, and is excellent for were neither absent nor tardy during the I
month: Henry Cook, Carrie Poland, of two steamers which have been oper­
means snow in the mountain.
earnestly requested to protect the birds cabinet or fancy work
It is found in
James Hiner, Mamie Hadley, May Will­ ated in opposition to the O. R. & .X. Co
These yostoffices have been dis*ontin-
Win. Olsen made a trip to Portland Southwestern Oregon.
iams, Clarence Jones, Edna Julies, Belle for the past year ami a half or longer,
ned : Barnegat, Tillamook county, mail la.Mt week on business.
Oregon al<l«r (Alnus Oregana)—This is
Letcher, Alva William«, Minnie Wise, Both were owned by the Truckee
to Tdlamook; Garibaldi, Tillamook
In answer to his telegram to San abundant a 11 along the coast, ami is a
Eacie Oliver, Joseph Perry, Je»se Pierce, Lumber Company, which operated
county, mail lo Hobsonville
Francisco fi r information as to when it fine wood for cabinet-maker», ami w ill in
Maud Reynolds, Gertie Roberts, Olio them under the name of the Pacific
The city wells are about finished, ami would be possible for witnesses in the a short time be very valuable.
Schrader, Clyde Stanley, Willis SmiiIt, (’oast Steam Ship Company. 'The with­
it is thought they can’t be pumped dry, case of the government against the
Balsam cotton wood (Popuhis Balsami-
drawal of the Truckee leaves only the
Georgie Miller. E ditii A lderman .
except in a. very dry lime, and then only sealing schooner Louis Olsen to appear fem)—Also a large tree, and can be used
Alice Blanchard ns a competitor with
Teacher
alter an hour’s hard pumping.
here. United States Attorney Murphy for barrels, paper pulp ami first-class i
the (). R. & N. Co. for the steamer
Tiask.
Allison or Reed art* good men, but yesterday received a reply to the effect excelsior.
business between this city ami San
Long-leaved willow (Saleix Langefidia)
there seems to he a demand for McKinley. that the cutter Rush has returned from
Francisco
Trask river to die front, three fumiliea
Harrison would like to have it, hut it’s her northern cruise, but that the com- — Found along the streams of Oregon .
[The above is not exactly true. Some
have
settled
on
her
hanks
recently.
Red elder (Sambucus Racemoza).
niRiider Ims gone to Washiiuton D. (’ ,
been in that family long enough.
of the members of the Truckee Lumber
FL
R
and
Emmett
Bales,
returned
Filbert,
or
hazel
(Corvins
Rostrata).
and
Lieutenant
Dunwoody,
one
of
I
I
k
*
It will not do to fool with our present
Company owned si ares in the steamer
I from the gobi mines at Woods a few
Salal (Gaultherea Myrsinalus).
city maishal
Ha has a record of shoot­ witnesses, is in charge of the cutter. Be­
Truckee.
Some of the shareli* Ide.s
Crabapple (I’or us Revuhires)—Lovely days ago. They report plenty of ducks have sold their interests. The host will
ing a job lot of convicts who trie<l to es­ fore he and Mr. Hooper, the other wit­
ami geese there.
i ness, can leave for Portland, an order wood and abundant along the coast.
cape from the »tale prison at Salem.
run to Tillamook ns usual.
This is all
Oregon w ild cherry I’Priinus Molies)—
Mr. Burton says the late rains relieve there is about it ]
It is now in order to form a hose carl must be obtained from the department
Wood beautiful haik medicinal.
him of the necessity of putting on a road
company to handle Hie new hose eart at Washington, application for which
Barberry (Rhamnus l’nrshiana)-This sprinkler this fall.
'I'lliHiuook Women.
It- is supposed
Some of the 14 to 10 year old boys ought will be made at once.
that those witnesses can get here by ¡»abundant all o\«er the coast. It has
to come lo the rescue and make up the
Although the fall rains may somewhat
The following is taken from the Pa­
November 25, ami, on a statement of the black and sweet berries, of which the retard road iinpioxaments it will not by
company.
cific Empire, Mrs. Abigail Scott Duui-
matter being made to Judge Bellinger, hears are very fond. The bark is of I he any means slop them
if there is a dai­
There should he soma additions of
wny’s woman’s rights paper: "There is
he set the case of the Olsen for trial on greate-d medicinal value, Hundred« of
ly mail into Tillamook next summer it 11 spirit of freedom for thought and ac­
heavyweight men to our fire company to that day.—Oregonian
tons of the hark are shipped to the East,
will come over the shortest and best
handle the new pump
I’lie old com-
A few day» since, »ays the Sheridan and al) over the world. The wood is a route and that will be the North Yam­ tion in Tillamook which gives women
I ih S enough on hand to pull the hook
equal opportunities with men Here
deep
yellow,
and
polishes
beautifully.
Sun, our friend Lou Shortridge, the
hill road, so says Mr. Burton.
and ladder outfit
are a few instances”
Mountain laurel (Rhododendron (’a)i-
Dolph merchant started home from Sher­
A new industry has sprung up on the
The republicans will have a walkover
“Mrs. R. It. Hays isthe principal ofthe
idan with a load of about ItiOO pound» of fornictim)—A beautiful flowering shrub-
river. Elliott Bales has started a goal public schools which are now in better
next election, ami it looks as if McKinley assorted merchandise.
(
Arctosfapliylon
Tomanlosa)-A
smaller
While fixing a
ranch. Not only are the little animals condition th in ever before. Among her
would have a walkover for the nomina­
pole bridge near th« Mercer grade a team species of nianzanita.
valuable for their wool and flesh, but able assistants are Miss Maggie Tone,
tion. If so, he will not be handicapped came «low n that grade and to the wa­
Flowering currant—Three specie».’
they will clean up a ranch in less time Mrs II. II. Alderman (formerly Miss
with political promises.
Gooseberry
—
Four
species.
gon was attached a “California brake"
and do it belter than the average Tilla- Edith Kelty) and Mrs. F. It Heals
Salmonherry—Two species.
Nels Thompson, the fuitiiture man, re­ which is h 16th cousin to Satan himself
iiiooftr.
A. B ushman
They are all exceptionally good instruc­
Blackbeiry—Three species.
turned from Portland last week, where The brake opened up with a few notes
tors.
Huckleberry—Five species
he bought a large stock of new furniture, that sounded like someone trying to file
Beater.
Cranberry—Two species.
“Mrs. Curry May isow nerof the Tilla­
if you want honest good», at lowest liv- : a cross cut saw ; then it blended the
Ing price», call on Mr. Thompson.
Beaver sr.w mill has changed hands. mook Academy building ami grounds,
howl of a fog siren with the noise of 100
Proceeding« of City Council.
It is ¿it present the property of J. Ford ami devotes her time to teaching . The
(’lark Hadley will he tried today for lighting tom cats in chorus, a aasli and
Academy is a large three story building
assaulting the marshalr Judge Raleigh door factory, fin nil blast, a big circular
Bills for work on’ city wells to the and R. Richards.
Stott, of Portland, i» here to assist Dep­ saw in a fir knot and wound up with the Hinoiint of
26 were allowed,
Mrs. J. R Dillow han been the wel well finished ami is very successful,
Bills
Mrs. May was elected county siiperin-
uty District Attorney Selph in the prose­ rasping last notes in the brav of an ag- for salaries and extras $22 25 Bills for coined guest of Squire Mills
Indent of schools at the Inst election
giegation of 7500 jackasses, in on« grand ln»»e cart f20.
cution- Full paiticiilars next week.
For well developed specimens of the
The board of judges and clsiks for the root family Mr. Henry Peters exhibits but her opponent in the lastrac*, T.
J. I), (iihbons, who is well known volume of screeching sound. Before Lon
B. Handley, carried the contest into
could
get
to
his
team
it
bad
flown,
ami
coming city election appointed were as his favorite, the Burbank.
here, has in v « ii te<l a mauhin« for separat­
court, and Mrs. May w-.is prevented from
rattle d« band-bumpety- follows: D. C. Bowers, David Reasoner
ing gold from the black sand, and it is then it was
Ephrain Brown is expecting his neph­ taking the office because she was a
J. H
said he has been otiered large sum» of thunip, up hill and down for a mile, and Win. D. Stillwell as judges
ew from lows in the new future, when woman. Mr. Handley who was fairly
when
by
mutual
consent
the
wagon
b«d
'
Bower and Myron Trowbiidg« as clerks
money for Ida Invention. Several of his
r blacksmith shop will l*e erected Io ac­ beaten at the poll», <i«<I not get the office
lURChines are now being constructed at and hind wheels gracefully divorced City caucus or convention is to lie held commodate the public
however, but is now trying to get the
the Willamette lion Works in Portland. themselves from the horses and front in city hall November 16, when the n«w
Rev. C. Mills who has been suffering county to pay him the salary for
wheels The honeymoon for tl i« fore- officers will be nominated, and the citi­
Make it unanimous, w« mean the
wheeh and horses did not last long how­ zens can gel up rm many tickets as they for some time from tile effects of neural­ the term. The county court gave the
NiibRcription to this papet. We have
office to a Mr I. P. Smith.
ever, for a few hundred yards further the pleas«. Marshal Ryan («mieti his res­ gia is convalem ent.
nearly all the names in the county on
Mrs. Claud Tlmyerf nee Estelle Buslio
tongue of th« wagon collided with the ignation and the same was accepted and
Since the store has changed hands, in­
our lint, ami wa want the remaining
end of a projecting log, ami was broken Mr. Gilford Stillwell was splinted to dications bid fair for reasonable prices Salem) is one of the firm of C. & E.
few
We shall be pleased to r«ceiv«
She
into three piece» Her« the fickle horse» tifl the unexpired term
and consequent prevention of the prowl­ lhayer, the Tillamook bankers
about 75 more subacrihers at once
is
cashier,
ami
manages
the
bank
|>er-
ing
wolfe
nt
the
door
basely deserted the fore wheels and ran
After all the bidsdrawn for the vent,
Then every family in the county will
eonally, ami most all of her time is
on to Hanchett's place where they were there will be about |25 left in the treas­
Mr Houston and son have returned
read the H eadlight
caught. As Mr. Shortridge passed leis­ ury when the present boa h I goes out of from the valley and are comfortably lo­ tsken up with its affairs.
S. B. Hill and B Montrose of Duluth, urely along the road, he met with signs office. *
‘Two women. Mrs. W. F. D. Jones and
cate*! al their new home.
H knf . ca
Miss Xjttie Nolan, are considerable
have been in the county recently looking of a wre* k somewhere ahead. A bursted
A Correction.
over the timber r«s*>urc«s.
They are squash gave the road a golden yellow
owners in the Tillamook HK. u , i .. oht ,
Ixrcal Market—Creamery butter 45
and they deroia thair entire time to i.
greatly pleased with what they saw and hue, while broken patent medicine la>t-
cents per roll, dairy butter 30 cents,
lai.t
week
lb.
following
item
ap)>eured
will advise their firms to invest in Tilla­ tl«s, boot« and shoes, hats and caps, ci­
solid packed 12>4 cents per pound, egg. ■<i>nga county newspaper. Of the women
in Ibis paper:
mook timl»er lands
They think that gars and tobacco, and other articles too
abova mentioned all are married except
"Alic. Kiger ve J. C. Bewley and M 20 cents, potatoes 30 cents per bushel,
timber can l»e bought chea|>er now than numerous to mention, lined the road
two. It is evident their husband, have
B. T.tiey, actiou for money, judgment bacon 10 cents, hides dry 10 per pound, confidence in their business ability
it can t»e in th« future, ami ar« of the like the litter of a routed army.
The
green hides 3 cents per pound, furs in
opinion that it will pay to «hip clear, se­ wagon was laidly wracked, but the horse« for defendant ”
There are a number of .women married
good demand, Tillamook cheese 8 to 10
Th.
lint
word
should
ba
"plaintiff
”
lect fir to th« «astern market, They nay barring a few little scratches, were un-
»nd unmarrietl, in that county, who
cents.
the best timber in the •sat is getting hmt. Lou save the “California brake” '' 1 instead ol defendant
have successfully braved the hard­
Beu Perry keep« I hm U m to ships of homesteading pubIic |MIIj „
scarce ami valuable
A Gleam af Light.
ought to l»e I »air«* I by statute. The one
let. He has several dif­ Usk requirn>B considerable grit in the
We ar. in receipt of a copy of th. which acared his team cost him a I »out
Th« Oregonian seems to be learning ferent kinds, and can fit you out with a
woo-lel fastness of the Coast Range
p— something. It say«:
"Morning Journal,” of New York city, |25 damage» to goods and wngmi
<hir
light row boat, or a tail boat. He also
Mr Hearat'a new purcliaxe. Th. prin­ I Ml ph friend balievee that all th« Devil ; •*A pamphlet of nearly 100 pages, jn«t
Photo, of the |.tm »tylw .n.l
has a band-power stern wheeler which
cipal arliat is Homer C. Davenport, who n«e*l« to mak« Hades an unpleasant hab­ published in Portland, advocates ire«
will carry a number of persons and make AUo new WkgroundeR.KUecesRorie, at
itation
•
ivi
for
the
•
a * v nviiB
eons
vi
of
lllill,
men,
UllVfiltlQ
outside
OI
of
.
a *
«
«
now ranks with th. Itesi cartoonists of tli* firey furimc*. Is. Califomi* brake,
and aiivtr in.lepeixlent good time. Boats let by (be day or Ifetne' Ar t gallery
th. country
While editor of the Sil- I operate*! by an entiles« chain.
week, at reasonable rates
I Tuttle A C.iy for hardware
/Wzf/Â’/Æ.
Was this year ever beaten for
fine weather?
John Marolf in back among iih
again lifter U yeur's sojourn in
various parts of California, avaring
that Oregon is t; far better state
than California.
The parties Unit have purchased
the Anderson saw mill have taken
poMsession and have gone to work
over wliioli fact our prairie very
much rejoices, as it lias been here­
tofore a long haul to Tillamook for
some of uh for lumber.
Our cheery neighbor, Frank Ely,
we are pleased to say, is convales­
cent from his recent illiiess and his
hilarioilH voice will soon be heard
again abroad the land.
Miss Ida High has just closed it
successful term of school in the
Quick district No. 33. This district
is a Het oil' from the old district
No. 2 of this prairie which was the
second district orgnuized in the
county, A m N o . 33 I iiim not erected
a new hc I ioo I building yet (he
schools mo far have been taught in
the old No. 2 building at the grave
yard. This building was erected
in the fail of 18f>6, and is without
doubt (unless it be some of the
anteililuvian habitations of Gari­
baldi) the oldest building in Tilla­
mook county. Some pole eats took
possession one night recently,
although the gwiius Kinall boy
waded in and valorolisly cleaned
out the intruders, yet a dead pole
cal's soul, like that of John Brown,
“goes marching on” so strong in
this case that the teacher was com­
pelled to allow a holiday that was
not down in the statutes.
H ayseed
In Exchange:—A beautiful 47-acre
fruit anti all’alfa farm in San l’asqii il
Valley, California, for a btock faint in
Oregon. Address, A. M archi «, San
Pasqnal, California.
f63o—130 acres of land, 40 acres ready for
the plow, X5 acres first class bottom land,
adjoining Beaver post office and creamery. No
buildings. Fine sprng on the place; count*
road within stones throw.
Will be sold for
$♦»30. Call at this office.
9
CITATION.
the C ounty C ourt of the S tate of ore
gon for the C ounty of T illamook , ss .
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In the Mutter of the Estate of ]
Janies Kyan
1 Citation
Deceased.
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To Catharine Torpey, Margaret Malone, Ma
mie Crimniins, Nellie Crinimins. Maggie Crin:
mins. John Crinimins, Janies Cthnniins, Tim
othy Crinimins, Willie Crinimins, Dennis Crim
mins, William Ryan, Dennis W. Ryan, and R. I-
Ryan, heirs, and all unknown persons heirs of
the above named James Ryan, deceased.
Greeting:
I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon ,
You are hereby cited and required to appear
in l he County Court of the Stale of Oregon, foi
the County of Tillamook, at the Court Room
thereof, at Tillamook, in the »aid County, on
Tuesday, the 7th day of January, 1896, at n
o clock, in the fore noon of that day, then and
there to show cause, if any there be, why an
older should not be made by the County Court,
of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Tilla
authorizing the sale of the real property bt-
longing to the above named estate, described a-
follows. The cast
of east C2 of section 7, tp
1 south, range 8 west, of the Willamette Meri­
dian in Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. W. W, Conder
Judge of the County Court of the State
■ I.S I of Oregon, for the County of Till«
i “ | 11100k, with the seal of said Court affix
ed this nth day of November, I895.
25-29
Attest; T. 11. Goyne, Clerk.
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
O ri -
Mrs. J. J. White
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Plaintiff
vs
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Leaner Gray and Geo. Sorenson
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Defendants. J
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex
ecution and order of sale issue*! out of and un­
der the seal of the above entitled court, on a
judgment and decree of said court made and
entered on the 27th day of August, I895, in favor
of the plaintiff and against the above named
defendants, lor the sum of JsoO.oi, with interest
thereon from November 15th 1894 at ten pe
cent per annum, the further sum of l75-oo attor­
neys tees and costs and disbursements taxed at
l-M-oo and the cost« of said writ, commanding
me lo make sale of tlie following described tch I
property to-wit:
i’iie east half of the north-east quarter, south­
east quarter and south half of south-west qnar
ter ot section thirty-six, township three south,
range eight west of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 320 acres more or less, in Tillamook
county, state of Oregon. I will, on the 23d day
of November, 1895, at the front door of the
county court house of Tillamook county. Orc
gon, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., in the city
of 1 ilhimook in said county and state, sell at
public auction tn the highest and best bidder
tor cash, all the right, title and interest which
the defendants, or either of them had at the
dale of the mortgage mentioned in the com
plaint, or now have of in or to said real proper­
ty-to satisfy said execution, order, judgment
and decree, interest and costs and accruing
costs. Dated this 24th, day of August, 1895.
J. H. J ackson , Sheriff of
22-26
Tillamook County, Oregon.
SHERIFF’S SALK-
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the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of
gon FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK.
O rf
Samuel Foster
Plaintiff
▼8
John M. M. Bentley
Defendant
Notice is hereby
, _ given
____ that by virtue
of
an
; execution
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and
order
ot
sale issued . out of and under the seal of
the above entitled court on a judgment and de­
cree of said court made and entered on the 26th
day or August, 1895, in favor of the plaintiff
bamuel Foster, and against the above named
defendant. John M M Bentlev, for the sum of
>216.40 and the further sum of >70 00 attorney *
tees ami costs of suit taxed at I27.50 and accru­
ing interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
trom the 26th day of August. 1895, commanding
me to make sale of the following described
property to-wit;
1 he north H of south west W of section 16.
"°uth’ of ran«« I®
of I*»« Wiliam
Tu c .V’i,an’ ’ outainiug 80 acres.
1 will on
\i
day of November, 1895. at 10 o’clock A
Jr Tin e ,ro«t door of the couuty court house.
®r„Ti'l«J»w»k ctmnty. Oregon, in Tillamook
TI L 2.
*nd state, sell at public auctiou
«Jh,
beal bidder, for cash, all the
n?»..t'2rlV?.and intere»l which the defendant,
John M M. Bentley, had at the date of the
mortgage mentioned in the complaint or no«
or to »aid rea! property, to satisfy sai«I
i»^gn»ent and decree interebt
an<; co*ls »nd accruing i««G»
Dated this 3f«t day of October. 1895,
J H. J ackson . Sheriff of
’
Tihamook County Oregon
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