Tillamook headlight., February 18, 1897, Image 3

Notice for Publication
Fresh Fish
of every (leHcriplion in their season?
Are you fond of (I hiiih , Crabs anil
other shell fiali? Il so go to
C hipman & C ambell ’ s
Mardon OUans Wharf mid you
will find whitl yon waul.
Every*
thing possible will be done to make
tliiu n First CI» hs Fish Market.
COME AM) SEE U8.
Chipman& Campbell |
WHERE
are you going to gut your
Sarden Seeds
T
Dress Making
Land Office at Oregon City, Ogn , Jan. 28th
1897
Notice la hereby given that the follow i
named settler has filed notice of bis intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, aud
that sai.l proof will be made before the county
clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook, Ogn., ou
! April 6th. 189-, viz: Riiitus R. Eadea; H. E-
f 7911 for the Lots 19, 20. 30, 81, and 31 Sec 15 aud,
Lots 25, ao and 27 of Sec. 14 T 6 8. R. 11 W. He
I names the following witnesses to prove bis
; continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
«aid land, viz: Oscar M. Faulconer, ot Dolph,
Ogn.. J. M. Burton, of Neskowin, Ogn., T. M.
Burton, ot Neskowin, Ogn , P. W. Ryan, of
Neskowin, Ogu.
Robert A. Miller, Register.
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Dealer iu-----
If ho you will bo interested in
tbt* following: We have recently
made arriingemeiilH with a promi­
nent seed grower to purchase a
large amount of choice garden
HeedHut a eorndderable discount
anti we have concluded to offer
SI.60 worth ol vegetableand flower
seed with every new subHcriptimi
to the H eadlight and with every
leimwal if paid for one year in
advance.
TI ibbb SBsdB VA/arrentad
Strictly First CI bbb .
and according to the price iiHually
pniil yon gel 81.60 worth of Heeds
with each HiibHcriptiun,
Following I h it lint of I ho needs:
EXTRA MARLY BEET,
This is decidedly the best extra pearly beet in
cultivation.
Of fine shape, good size, and
smooth.
It is blight red, rcniaikably rich
tender, and sweet. Very pioduetive and easily
grown. Pkt loc.
EVERGREEN CUCUMBER.
New and of greatest value.
A very hardy
strong grower, bearing prodigiously until
frost. It is extra early, fruit very handsome,
firm and crisp; unexcelled for pickling and
slicing, io.
ROSY GEM RADISH.
This new radish has won golden opinions
everywhere. It is absolutely the earliest vari­
ety in cultivation; and is exceedingly tender,
crisp, and delicious. A great acquisition.
IGNOTUM TOMATO.
A “priceless laragon” in the Tomato line;
the earlies, most solid and valuable lc.roe Toma­
to ever introduced. It will wipe out fifty old
sorts at a sweep.
Why longer grow poor
sorts? Io.
PEERLESS WATER MELON
The best variety for family use. Superior in
every respect, and cannot be surpassed in
exquisite flavor- Very early, of medium size,
flesh rich scarlet: thin rind; very sweet. 5
EARLY PROLIFIC POLE BEAN.
This remarkable bean is eptreniely produc­
tive, a continuous bearer the whole season:
succeeds every where. '1 he pod« are borne in
great clusters. Cooks tender and delicious. 10
EARLY PRIZE HEAD LETTUCE
It forms beautiful heads firm and compact.
Is very rich, buttery aud of tine flavor. It re­
mains crisp and tender for a long time. One of
the very best ever grown. 5
MILLER'S CREAM MUSK MELON.
One of the grandest, sweetest, und most
Very early
delicious of all niu^k-melous.
Every cue
hardy, aud wonderfully prolific,
should grow a bountiful supply. 10
LARGE SUGAR PARSNIP.
A greatly improved variety. The roots are
long, very ».1100th; flesh fine grained, tender
and the flavor delicious. It is a heavy cropper—
a good seller and money maker.
vegetable peach .
A lso a complete line of
Prices to Suit the Times
PROP
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TILLAMOOK
CLUBBING 1ST
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PATENTS
HEADLIGHT and TOLEDO BLADE for
ONE YEAR for $1.50 if paid in advance.
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HOUSE
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Reduced Fares!
««öl»
TRIP
3.60
ONE
WAY
MOST POPULAR tEWINO MACHIN!
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Tillamook,
Agent.
Ore.
Repairing don« a* ilteap •• th«
Come «nd t*e convinced
Will m«k« nip» every fie days, the weather permitting between Asteria
caryitig freight mid ps.s riur s.
E* B OFF, f AN! OR? A Co. Astoria, or COHN &. CO
You Get
the Profits
rn Tillamook Cil
Tillamook, Agts
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Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers
and Middlemen by buying di­
rect from the manufacturer.
Razor« Honed On
Short Notice
Tillamook.
50 YKAR8’
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P atents
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beautifully Illustrated, largest circulation of
any scientific Journal, weekly, terms«3.00 a yearj
Sl.nO six months. Mpecltnen copies and ll-AND
B ook ok P atknts »ent free. Address
DIHKCTOHY.
STA I R OF OREGON.
J Governor
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secreta, y of St.le
II R KtHl .lo
I reasurer
P hil Man han
Supt of Puldic Instiuction
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Attorney General
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State Punter
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Supreme Judge«
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Member Board of Equalization
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UNITED STATES OFFICAI.B:
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<’ .cult Court convenes the 4th Monday iu
/.ugiist. Hint mii udjomnod tenn la griiaitdly
held in the spring
County Couit meet« the first Mondays of .1 un­
itary, Mulch, May, .Inly, September and No-
venibet. Com in issionei» court 011 the \\ •<lne»
days following.
PRECINCT:
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No better wheel made than the
Acme Bicycle
Built in our own factory by
skilled workmen, using the be ;t
material and the most improved
machinery. H's Aar, no agonts
Sold direct from factory to the
rider, fully warranted. Shipped
anywhere for examination.
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want ail article that will give you
eoi id cumfurt, plenty of
wear and never get out
of shape then patronize
Pacific flavigatioq Company
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Astoria and
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Don. iu th. l^te.t Styte of th. Art.
Anyone sending • sketch and deecription may
quicklv ascertain, free, whether an invention 1«
probably patentable. Communtcattona strictly
confidential. Oldest agency for securing pateuU
in America. We have a Waabtngton office.
Patent« taken through Munn A Co. receive
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that have ram. .1 a r. -n,ration Ly hono-t and aquara
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that ran rqval
In me--hani<wl r- n»fruction, durability of worktn<
pa<s, fliwn-’es of finjeh, beauty tn atiix-anince^or bas
a* many improvement*aa tLa HR W HOME.
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The following mnned papers will be clubbed with the H kaplicht at the rates
given in the right band column of tigures. The figures on the left show the price
of the publishers ef the various papers. These are cash prices:
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Leading Papers Almost Given Away With the Headlight—Prices never Quoted
before to our Subscribers.
SUMMONS.
If V oli Want
The Headlight
KKOELL,
WM.
Iu the Comity Court of the State of Oregon
fo-i Tillamook County.
Diautha Page, plaiutiff, va Win T. Sax, T. E
QXnCKLT BSCURID. Trad« m*i*„
irka sad Copyright»
Sax, Linda Sax Scbinultzer, Samuel Sax, Jr. and
r«giator«d and patent bniinesa of «vary <i««enption
James Sax, Defendants.
promptly and skillftilly eonductod at lowaat rate«.
Invention» introduced, coinpaniM formed, and FAT-
To Wm. T. Sax, T. E. Sax, Linda Sax
INT8 «OLD OR C0MMI88I0M 25 run aiporieno«.
Schmultzer, Samuel Sox Jr. aud James Sax, the
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Highezt reference». nena
Rend u«
ui model,
muori, »ketch
■■•ten or Photo,
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of i*
’«Atioa, with
invention,
with explanation,
explanation, and
and wa
we will rei
report
above named defendant«:—
whether patentable or not. free of charge. OUR FIX
In the name of the state of Oregon you are
Parlor Suites, 6 piece«, consisting of 1 «ofs, t divan, reception chair, 1 parlor chair,
PATABLk WREN FATXNT U ALLOWED When >
1 pktent rocker, 1 large easy chair, lull Fpriug seats.upliolsteied 111 «ilk tHpestr) •27.50
patent ia »«cured we will conduct iu aale for you with- ^1
required to appear and answer the complaint
out extra eharge. 32-PAGE HAND-BOOK and lictef
Parlor Suites of five pieces, in tapestry
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580 00
filed against you in the above entitled action on
200 invention» wanted mailed to inventor» free upon
Chambei Suites, tudi, thiee pieces, bed, btiteau and washstand
I3OO
reuneet. Thi« is the moet eomplet* little patent book
or before the first day of the next regular term
publiahed and every inventor ahould WRITE FOR 0N1.
Hotel Suites, bed, bureau and table,
10.00
of the County Couit for snid County to be held JH. B. WILLSON SCO , Paunt Solicitors, J
Bed Springs, $2 50, 2.00, 1.75 and
l.ftO
on the first Monday in March 1*97, subsequent 3 U Droit Bld,. WASHINGTON, D. C. .
Wool Mattresses, 3O lb. each
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to the first publication of this summons:
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Diuitigrooni
Suite*
sideboard,
6
chairs
and
exteu
don
table
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And if you fail bi answer, for want thereof the
Solid Oak Btace Arm Chait, |i.oo; Kitchen 'table, with extra drawer« for kneading board etc.
plaintiff will take judgement against you for
complete, >2.50; Ingrain C hi pets, all wool and a yard wide, 60 cents per yard; same, pat I wool 30
Hie «uni of Three hundred Thirty-five Dollars
cents; Tapestry Brussels, 50cents.
and for costs and disbursements in this action.
This suininous is published in pursuance of
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an order issued out of the above named court
by the II011. W W. Condor, jud„e thereof
under his hand and the seal of said court on the
aoth day of Jan. 1S97.
W. I. May,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Toe ZZSLXTiSCEL
Better Subscribe Now! I
Tillamook, Ore.
Lunches from 10 Gents up-««
Nortj pacific 0tfjömghip Co’g
Coquille River
We m e pt epared to furnish
C. A. BAILEY,
Best X^Eeals ixx tlxe
THE BROOKS SISTERS.
Portland, Oregon,
Prices to Suit the Times
Special Prices os Buggies sad Spring
Wagons.
Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco
and Stationery.
Fine white sewing a specialty.
Piirtiew calling will find its in
every day except Saturday«.
Room 15 Aiderman Hotel Building,
Woodford, for the sum of Five Hundred Eighty-
eight and 50—100 dollars, with iuteicst thereon
from the 24th day of August, 1896, at the rate of
ten per cent per annum, and One hundred dol­
lars attorney’s fee, and the further sum of
Thirty dollars costs, commanding me to sell
the following described land to wit: The Will be dispacbed from
urdivided one half interest of George W. Pettit
in Lots 7 and b Block 3 of Tillamook City, Tilla­
mook County, Oregon.
Also the following
described real property of the deiendaut II. A.
Woodford to wit: Undivided one-half interest on or about Nov. 9th, 1896 on the
in lots 7 aud 8 Block 3 of Tillamook City, Till- route from that point
to the
inook County, Oregon.
Also the following
described real property of the other defendant
Alfareta Pettit, to wit: Lots 1 and 2 Block 12 in
W. 1). Stillwell’s addition to the Town of Lin­
coln (Tillamook City) Tillamook County, Ore­ touching at all inlermecliate points
gon. I will on the zolli day of February, 1897, if inducements offer, anti will re-
at 10 o’clock A. M. at tue front door of the
‘ ! umili permanent ly oil tliat route,
County Court House of Tillamook County, Ore­
gon, in Tillamook City, said Couut.i and State, making regular trip«.
sell at public auction to the highest anil best
bidder for cash, all the right, title, and interest
For rates or other information
which the defendants Geo. W. Pettit, Alfareta
Pettit and H. A, Woodford had at the date ot apply at the offices of the Company,
the levy of the attachment mentioned iu the j Worcester Block
Portland or
judgnientt or now have in or to said property to j
satisfy said execution, older judgment and 121-123, Duvia Street, San Fran­
decree, interest, cost und accruing cost.
cisco, Cal.
Tillamook. Or., Jan. 21st, 1897.
Agent.
J. 11. Jackson,
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
that lie has been duly appointed by the County
Court for .Tillamook County and Mate of Ore­
gon administrator of the estate of Lawrence
Gaudrau, decease«I, late of said county and
alate, and that all |»ersons having claims
against aaid estate are required to present them
to me within six mouths from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 30th day of Decemlier, 1896
Joseph Gaudrau,
Administt ator.
A. W. Severance,
Attorney for Administrator.
Buggies, hay rake«, plows and other farm
machinery. You can save money by
dealing with me
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
•M—~ AND AT —44»
SHERIFF’S SALK.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
Osborne Mowers
A lways has on hand
THE LATEST STYLES
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon,
for Tillamook County. Win. Ryan, Plaiutiff.
V. George W. Pettit. Alfarata Pettit, and H. A.
Woodford, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by wirtue of an
executionand order of sale issued out of and
under the seal of the above eutitled court, made
and entered on the 24th day of August 1896, iu
favor of the above named plaintiff. William
Ryan, and against the above named defendants,
I George W. Pettit, Alfareta Pettit, and H. A
A new and beautiful Gardwn Treasure—a vine
from now on until further notice,
fruit resembling oranges in color, shape and
cleaned and delivered anywheie
size.
Flesh »now white, and makes ven
in the ctiy
J. B LEASIA
handsome, delicious preserves, pies, and sweet
pickles. 10
MAMMOTH PUMPKIN.
A grand, colossal variety astonishing every­ Clam al.ella for chicken feed, cheep.
body by its great size and heavy weight. It is a
I am prepared
furnish Fre*h Clanra,
REAL “300 pounder” and always a prize win­
ner. Excellent for pies and a splendid keeper. Fresh Frali, Crabs, Salnion Eggs, etc.
Ilendqinirters st the boat landing at
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GIANT PANSIES.
Fearnside wharf
Fifty colors, shades and markings
Pansies
•re the loveliest of all flower«. They bloom
very early and will continue the ’entire Besson
ranking r wondrous display of beautiful
beautiful
color«. 20
SWEET PEAS.
Fashion's fragrant floral favorites, Over 50
varieties of incomparable beauty and exquisite
perfume, Continuous bloomer«; of the easiest
Of Hom» Grown Fruit
culture; unrivalled for cutting; entrauciugly
fragrant. lo
PRIZE POPPIES.
Forty superb varieties of marvelous beauty
There is nothing more gorgeous than the
Double Poppies bursting with fullness, glowing
with colors, and like great peonia« in size. 10
EVERBLOOMING PETUNIAS
4° vai ieties and colors. A superfine mixture
of the ’ People’s Flower”. They will bloom in •
County; for Prices and
month or so and continue tn produce a cloud of
Further Pii ri ieulii i
sen
brilliant blossoms until hard froet. iO
MIXED FLOWERS
Over 300 varieties in one large packet. A
grand mixture that will both astonish and
•n«l delight you with their dazzling brilliancy
•nd beauty. Such a bed will be a continual
Pleasure. 15
Thin offer in only good now .ml
liable to be withdrawn at any lime
at ONE WEEK’S notice.
AND RESTAURANT
Suits unit Everything 'll the
Drrea Mnking Line Made in
Steamer “Chilkat”
For Nothing?
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T’arlors
Acm. Cycle Co., Elkhart, ’id.
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