I
MUXK11 CREAM MUSK -MELON.
One of the grandest, sweetest, and most
delicious of all musk-melous.
Very early
hardy, and wonderfully prolific.
Every oue
should grow a bountiful supply. 10
LARGE SUGAR PARSNIP.
A greatly improved variety. The roots are |
long, very smooth; flesh fine grained, tender
and the flavor delicious. It is a heavy cropper— i
a good seller and money maker.
I
(Continued from last week )
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
Fresh Fish
of every description in their season?
i. A steamboat whose rate of »«tiling was 16
Are you fond of Clams, Crabs and
miles ail hour, sails up a river whose current is
other
ehel 1 fish? If so go to
live miles an hour, ami is gone 21 hours and 20
minutes. How far did the boat go?
a. A. B. and C can do a piece of work in 24
days; % ot what A does equals ¥i oi what B
vegetable peach . „
does, and H of what B does equals X of "bat (’
Market on Olsens Wharf and you
A new and beautiful Garden Treasure—a vine I
does; in what time, at this rate, can each do it
will find what you want. Every
. fruit resembling oranges in color, shape and |
3 A B, a id C eat «26 plums, of which A
thing possible will be done to make
Flesh snow while, and makes very
owned So and B owned 4<>. «'»d C contributed 36 size.
this a First Class Fish Market.
cents, how much ot the money ought A and B handsome, delicious preserves, pies, and sweet
pickles. 10
*
to receive if A eats twice as many as B and B
COME AND SEE US.
MAMMOTH PUMPKIN.
eats twice as many as C ?
A grand, colosaal variety astonishing every
4. (a) 90 is H of X of----- ’ (»>) *4 of S of 60 is
> (C) % of A’s money equals X of B’s; % of body by its great size and heavy weight. It is a
REAL “300 pounder’’ and always a prize-win- I
B’s equals----- of A’s?
(d) Divide 48 in the
ner. Excellent for pies and a splendid keeper. !
proportion of ?3 and 2-5.
Prices to Suit the Times
10
5 If j retail flour at a gain of 12’2 per cent
We are prepared to furnish
GIANT PANSIES.
and »ell at wholesale for 2 per cent less than
Fifty
colors,
shades
and
markings.
Pansies
retail- what is my gain per cent at wholesale?
6. At what time between 4 and 5 o’clock are are the loveliest of all flowers. They bloom
from now on until further notice,
very early and will continue the "entire season
the hour and minute hands together?
cleaned and delivered anywhere
7. The head of a fish weighs 36 ox.; the tail making a wondrous display of beautiful
iu the ctiy.
J. B. LEASIA.
weighs 12 oz. more than the head mid *4 of the colors. 20
SWEET PEAS.
body, and the body weighs 'Ji oz. more than the I
Fashion’s fragraut floral favorites. Over 50 i
head and tail both; required the weight of the .
varieties of incomparable beauty and exquisite I Clam shells for chicken feed, cheap.
fish.
I am prepared to furnish Fresh Clams,
perfume. Contiuuousbloomers; of the easiest I
8. A boy bought some apples at the rate of 3
for 1 cent and as many more at the rate of 5 tor culture; unrivalled for cutting; entrauciugly ' Fresh Fish, Crabs, Salmon Eggs, etc.
fragrant. Io
1 cent, and sold them all at the rale of 12 for 8
Headquarters at the boat landing at
PRIZE POPPIES.
cents, and thereby lust $4’. how- many of each
Forty superb varieties of maryelous beauty, i Fearnside wharf.
kind did he buy?
9. A had 84 acres, and ploughs 3 acres for 9 There is nothing more gorgeous than the
cows and pastures 3 acres tor 5 cows how many Double Poppies bursting with fullness, glowing ■
V(,ws did he keep and how many shetp, if
of with colors, and like great peonias in size. 10
EVERBLOOMING PETUNIAS.
t ,ie number of cows equal X of the number <r
40 varieties and colors. A superfine mixture
sheep?
of the “People’s Flower’’. They will bloom in a 1
10. In a composition of 124 oz ' of gold and mouth or so and continue to produce a cloud of I
silver there are 10 oz. of silver ; how much silver brilliant blossoms until hard frost. iO
must be added that there may be 24 oz of gold
MIXED FLOWERS.
to 3 oz. of silver?
Over 300 varieties in one large packet. A j
grand mixture that will both astonish and !
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
and delight you witn their during brilliancy I
1. Show the 1 elations between formal gram
and beauty. Such a bed will be“ a continual
mar, reading, and composition.
pleasure. 15
2. How may each of the principal element« i
of a sentence be found?
Thin offer is only good now and ' Will be dispnclied from
3. Name the principles that regulate gram- 1
mntical union of words and sentences.
liable Io bo withdrawn at any time |
4. What class of words introduce insubordin
at ONE WEEK’S notice.
ate clauses?
on or ubimi Nov. 9tli, 1896 on thè
5. Diagram and analyze “The vile strength
route frolli tinti point to thè
man wields for man’s destruction, that dost all
despise, hurling him from thy bosom to the
skies.”
0. Explain the difference between syntax
and etymology.
touching nt nil intermediate pointe
SHERIFF'S SALK.
7. Analyze the following words: Jurisdic
if iiiduceiiienlH offer, und will re-
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon.
'
tion. ablution, autograph, telegraph, educate.
iintiii permitneiillyon timt route,
for Tillamook County. Win. Ryan, Plaintiff-;
8. Classify verbs as follows:
vs George W. Pettit, Alfarata Pettit, and H. A. making legnini' trip»*.
(1.) With regard to their subjects.
Woodford. Defendants.
(2.) As to whether they have an object.
Notice is hereby given that by wirtue cf an !
For rates or other in fortuit I ion
(3.) As to whether they do or do nof- retain ,
exeeutionand order of sale issued out of an d npply ill I lie officeM of I he Compii ny,
their full meaning.
(4.; A s to the manner of forming their past I under the seal of the above entitled court, made
Worcester Block
Port hind
or
and entered on the 24th day of August 1896, in '
tense.
(5.) As to the number of their principal favor c»f the above named plaintiff, William ' 121-123, Davis Street, San Fi'iin-
Ryan, and against the above named defendants, cisco, Cnl.
parts.
9. Give examples of each of the different George W. Pettit, Alfareta Pettit, and II. A :
Agent.
kinds of (a) adverbs, (b) co-jrdinate conjunc-[ Woodford, for )he sum of Five Hundred Eighty I
eight and 50—100 dollars, with intciest thereon I
tions.
io> Tell (a) with what grade or year fori a' from the 24th day of August, 1896, at the rate of
grammar should begin. Why? (b) Win ther ten per cent per annum, and One hundred dol
grammar should be taught as a science or as an lars attorney’s fee, and the further sum of
Thirty dollars costs, commanding me to sei1
art. Why?
the following described land to wit: The
(Continued on Page 4.)
u: divided one half interest of George W. Pettit
in Lots 7 and 8 Block 3 of Tillamook City. Tilla
QUICKLY SECURED. Trade-mark» and Copyright«
mook County, Oregon.
Also the following
. registered and patent buainets of every description
promptly and »killftilly conducted at lowest rate», ►
described real property of the defendant II. A
j Invention« introduced, companies formed, and PAT- ►
Woodford to wit: Undivided one-half interest
ENT8 «OLD ON COMMISSION. 25 yean eaperieno«.
Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth. in lots 7 and 8 Block 3 of Tillamook City, Till- ◄ Highest references. Bend us model, sketch or Photo. .
of invention, with explanation, and we will report ►
Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN ft CO., Patent Attor- 11100k County, Oregon.
Also
the
following
whether
patentable or not, free of charge. 0UB PEE ►
◄
neys, Washington, D. C., for their <1,800 prize offer
PAYABLE WHEN PATENT IS ALLOWED When ►
and list of two hundred Inventions wanted.
described real property of the other defendant
patent is secured we will conduct its sale for you with-
Alfareta Pettit, to wit: Lota 1 and 2 Block 12 in
out extra charge. SI PAGE HAND-BOOK and list of k
200 inventions wanted mailed to inventors free upon
W. I). Stillwell’s addition to tlie Town of Lin
request. This is the most complete little patent book „
*
coln (Tillamook City) Tillamook County, Ore
published and every inventor should WHITE FOB ONE. *
H. __
B. _______
WILLSON
w.
, A,
Pstont
CO Solicitor»,
, Patent Solicitors, *
gon. I will on the 20th day of February, 1897, « ...
L. Droll Bid,. WASHINGTON, D. C. >
at 10 o’clock A. M. at tnc front door of the ’ VTirVrTVrTTTTTTVTTTTTTTV^
County Court House of Tillamook County, Ore
gon, in Tillamook City, said CouiitA and State,
are you going to gel yotir
sell at public auction (o the highest and best
bidder for cash, all the right, title, and interest
which the defendants Geo. W. Pettit, Alfareta
Pettit and H. A, Woodford had at the date of
the levy of the attachment mentioned in the
judgmentt or now have in or to said property to
this year? Would you like
satisfy said execution, older judgment and
decree, interest, cost and accruing cost.
to get them
Tillamook. Or., Jan. 21st, 1897.
J. II. Jackson,
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon.
C hipman & C ambell ’ s
Chipman ft Campbell
Notice forl’ubllcrtlou.
1 Land Oflice at Oregon City, Ogn , Jan. 28th,
j 189?
i Notice is hereby giveu that the follow
j named bettier has filed notice oi his intention to
' make final proof in support of his claim, and'
i that said proof will be made I »«fore the county 1
' clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook, Ogu., on
' April 6th, 1897, viz: Ruflus K. Fades: H. E.
I 79x1 for the Lots 19, 20, 30, 81, and 82 Sec. 15 and.
1 Lots 25, 26 and 27 of Sec. 14 T. 6 8. R. 11 W. He
| names the following witnesses to prove his
, continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Oscar M. Faulconer, of Dolph.
1 Ogn., J. M. Burton, of Neskowin, Ogn., T. M.
I Burton, ot Neskowin, Ogn., P. W. Ryan, of >
1 Neskowin, Ogn.
Robert A. Miller, Register.
FOR 82k LE
The windmill, tank and pump former
ly used in the city water works of Tilla
mook. Everything in prime condition.
Will be sold cheap.
Apply to
J E. Tuttle.
SUMMONS.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon TILLAMOOK
foj Tillamook County.
Diantha Page, plaintiff, vs Wm. T, Sax, T. E '
Sax, Linda Sax Schniultzer. Samuel Sax, Jr. and '
James Sax. Defendants.
To Wm. T. Sax, T. E. Sax, Liuda Sax
Schniultzer, Samuel Sax Jr. and James Sax, the '
above named defendants:—
Iu the name of the state of Oregon you are
required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you iu the above entitled action ou
or befoie the first day of the next regular term I
of the County Court for said County to be held ,
on the first Monday in March 1897, subsequent ■
to the first publication of this suininons:
And if you fail to answer, for want thereof the ,
plaintiff will take judgement against you for |
the sum of Three hundred Thirty-fixe Dollars 1
and for costs and disbursements in this action. I
This summons is published in pursuance of |
an order issued out of the above named court 1
by the H011. W W. Condor, jud&e thereof)
under his hand and the seal of said court 011 the
20th day of Jau. 1897.
W. J. May,
Attorney for plaintiff. '
A lso a complete line of
in tln.e Oit3r.
Best
Lunches from 10 GentB “p
WZLA. K1TOELL,
,------ -
PROF.
IDO YOU WANT
*
SEEDS,
Ccquiile River
THEN GO TO HEADQU/\RTERS FOR THEM.
E. J. BOWEN,
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
«*erywhere. It is absolutely the earliest vari
ety in cultivation; and is exceedingly tender,
crisp, and delicious. A great acquisition.
IGNOTUM TOMATO.
A “priceless paragon” in the Tomato line.
the earlies, most solid and valuable large 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
eT®rT respect, and cannot be surpos.sed in
exquisite flavor- Very early, of medium size,
flesh rich scarlet: thin rind; very sweet. 5
EARLY PROLIFIC POLE BEAN
This remarkable bean is eptremcly produc-
*ire, a continuous bearer the whole season;
succeeds everywhere. The pods are borne in
t»»‘at clusters. Cooks tender and delicious. 10
CLUBBIPTG 1ST
Leading Papers Almost Given Away With
the
Headlight—Prices never
__ ______ before to our Subscribers._______
!
The following named papers will be eltiblied with lite II kahi . ight at lite ralea
given in tlie rigid hand column of ligiiiea. The ligures on the left show tl>e price
of the publisher» oi the valions papera. These are casli prices:
fl 50 Oregonian.......................... . . . and H eadlight .................... ..................»2 IM)
1 5o Examiner..........................
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rf
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We can give yon «nine very favorable combinations of Hcveral papers if you
wisli mure than two. Then , rates may be withdrawn any time.
Call at tliis otlice or at it. C. I.amb's book store if yon wish to accept any of
these offers.
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BOOTS and SHOES
tlmt will lip, teiir, Hili
clow 11 nt I lie licei mnl
torment you continually
; Get them I'cndy lumie.
But if you
waul an article Unit will give you
|
ho Ii<l comfort, plenty of
!
wear and never get out
ofwlinpe then patronize
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS.
The New Home Sewing Machine . Co.
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abb
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Ore.
You Get
the Profits
Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers
and Middlemen by buying di
rect from the manufacturer.
One of
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Governor................................
Seel l iai y of State .............
Treasurer
Supt. of Public Instruction
Attorney General
State Printer
UNITED STATES OFF1CALS:
/ J. II. M itchell
i G W M. B ride
T II T mm . i I
District
Congressmen pst
W. R lilts
12nd District
( R out .A. M ili . ee
Register,
IL S. Land Office, Oregon ( ily J
I W m . G alloway
1
Receiver.
Senators
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
\V. W. Co. DEB
Judge .............
I D. I’. H arvey
ConimiMiouer
/('• H.WHF.1 I ER
Clerk ...............
J. D. E dwards
Sheriff
J. 11. AAVKHUW
Treasurer
J ohn B arkkh
Assessor
. L S. S tephens
Surveyoi
A. M. A phtin
School Superintendent.
G. a . W alker
Coronel
C. E. REYNOLD*
Deput" Prosecuting Attorney C lavde T hayer
<’ .cult Court convenes the 4th Monday in
Aiigiist, «ml an adjourned tei in Is generally
held in the spring.
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan
uary, March, May, July, September and No
vember. Commissioners court 011 the Wednes
days following
PR ECI Nt T
Justice of the Peace
<». W. H aitington
l i.iistalili'
H. V. ANDI-.KH o N
city official *.
pacific Jlavigatioq Company w
--------Will Run The— —
Steamer W. H. Harrison,
or R. P. Eiu.ore,
Will in ike trip, e-.ery five days, the weather permitting between Astoria an
carymg freight arid pasnenge s.
E' MORE. SANBORN A Co.. Astoria, or CGHN <St CO.,
.................. Gl 0 CoflN
Tillamook, Agta
OREGON
FULL ENGLISH COURSE.
BROWN the Shoemilker
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Kepitlt lug du ne ns cheap a* the cheapest.
Conte and •< convinced.
BUSINESS BRANCHES.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
No better wheel made than the
Acme Bicycle
Built in our own factory by
skilled workmen, using the best
material and the most impr<>ved
machinery, ffo Aara no agent»
Sold direct from factory to the
rider, fully warranted. Shipped
anywhere for examination.
Our Interesting Offer
Aem« Cycl« Co., E'kh«rt, Ind.
M. E
io n:—R»»v. R. M. Corner, pastor.
Pieaehingr service at o A. M and 7:30 P M.
! every Bunday. Bunday iwliool at 10 A. M.
< lass nir. ting at 12 M. Prayer meeting every
Thursday at 7-**. M.
H D A C hurch Habbath school every Hab-
I bath (Haturday) al Jo o A. M. followed Ly
1 prri'ddng oi Bible study.
Pra)erinreritig
every Wednesday evening Tiact ¡o <1 misrdon-
>try nx etliig Sundays at 1 > 30 AM. Pirachirg
al 11 30 A. M each Smiflas
J11 tet<•*1111 g Bible
topics considered. Every one welcome to nil
the meetings and the public es;reria||y invited
to the last mentioned Re: Vice, ( has E. Hull,
Tillamook ('it Eide..
ENGLISH'BUSINESS
PORTLAND
WRITS FOB
early prize head lettuce
DIRECTORY,
Mayor
- i
If Voti Want
It forms beautiful heads flrm and compact
19 very rich, buttery and of fine flavor. It re-
crisp and tender for a long time
lhe very tieat ever grown. 5
for a mere song. Lny from reliable manufacturer»
that have gained a reputation by honest and square
dealing. There Drone in the world that can equal
In mocnanieal conetractton. durability of working
parts,finenrseof finish, beauty in appearance,or has
aa many improvement* ae the NEW HOME.
FOR SALE BY
N. "HJMPSON.
Tillamook,
EXTRA KARI.V BEET.
This is decidedly the best extra ‘early beet in
cultivation.
Of fine shape, good size, and :
smooth.
It is bright red, rematkably rich I
tender, and sweet. Very pioductive and easily
grown. Pkt loc.
MUNN & CO.,
301 Broadway, New York»
W P. Lord
II. R. K incaid
P hil . M etc 11 an
G. M. I hwin
C. M. IbLKMAN
W. H. Leeds
<R. H.B kan
Supreme Judges
¿F. A. MOOKK,
<('. W olverton
Member Board of Equalization . S. D. G ibson
,
(G eo . h hub nett
| h . 11. h , WITT
Quoted ClrcullJiulK«'»
Prosecuting Attorney. .
S. H ayden
Joint senator
G. VV. P atterson
Representative
J ohn G ill
65 Front St., Portlnnd Oregon.
P. S. SEND FOR CATALOGUE
Grown Fruit
Toe Hairison.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of
any scientific lournal, weekly, terms63.00 a yearj
11..Ml six months. Specimen copies and llAND
B ook on P atknts sent free. Address
I k**ep by far the Largest and Moat Complété assortment of seeds 011 the
coast ami sell of my homegrown seeds large quantities to Eastern houses
every year
Intending purchasers will do well to correspond with me
before buying.
Finest A hmoiî ment
MO8T POPULAR 8IWINO MACHINS
and according to the price UHiially
paid you gel 81.60 worth of Heed«
with each Mibucriplion,
Following in a lint of the seed»:
Anyone Rending a »ketch and description may
quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention 1»
probably patentable. Communications Btrictly
confidential. Oldest agency for securing patent»
in America. We have a Washington office.
Patents taken through Munn ft Co. receive
special notice in the
Nils li OB» r-< n
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Council ( !
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Reco nier
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ïifHimer
H oward ( a it y
cl ' y DI. (.'LEM UNI a
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bCIK MH, BOARD
M W. Hai risoli, A W. Scvri anca, nini (i A.
E<I iii II lids—< Irik, A. G. Re) Holds,
eliditeli DI RECTOR V.
C hristian C iilhch : —Rev. H. G
Datiate
pastor. Men ices on S uik I mvn at 11 o'clock A. M.
amt at 7:30 p. M. until further notice.
Do no» he deceived by nllur*ng advertisement* and
think yo_t can get ttao beet made, finest finish and
TI ibbb S bhc I b Warren tad
Strictly First CI bbb .
----- Dealer iu------
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
Osborne Mowers
Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco
and Stationery.
For Seule
County; for Prices and
Furl lier Pn rt iciila i h , see
C. A. BAILEY
Tillamook, Ore.
For Nothing?
Ever Seen in Tillamook
Tillamook.
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
Wanted-An Idea gSB
Of Home
Razors Honed On
Short Notice
Next Door to Poat Office,
AND RESTAURANT
PATENTS :
The
15cts.
25 cts.
Shaving.
Hair Cutting
A lways has on hand
Better Subscribe Now! !
If ho you will be intereHted in
the following: We have recently
made Bri'iingementH with a promi
nent seed grower Io purchase n
bilge »mount of choice giirileu
Heeilw al a coiiHiilerable discount
ami we have concluded to oiler
81.60 worth ofvegetablennd flower
seed with every new hu I ihci ipli-ni
to the II eadlk . ht mid with every
renewal if paid for one year in
advance.
Done in the latest Style of the Art.
Buggies, hay rakes, plows and other farm
machinery. You can save money by
dealing with me.
Portland, Oregon,
(Sarden Seeds
I saac S imlkb , Propr.
Shaving. Hair Cutting and all Tousorial Work
C. A. BAILEY,
Steamer “Chilkat”
WHERE
Tonsorial Parlors
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
Wagons.
Noi*tlj pacific {Steamship Öo’g
The Headlight.
—
BOARDING MMkTAEMT'« LAbltS
BOCIEI’Y LIH ECTOR Y
A O. I'. W. Meets every Momiuy nigld nt 7
1* x. In I. O. O. F llidl Myron Perkins 31 W.,
I». Ì’. Edmunds, Recorder.
HOOK ft LADDER < O Me^t Aral Wedi e»
ty night <»i rich month in Citv Hall W *.
D Julies, President, John E. Tuttle Chief, Tom
< «»ales, Secretai y.
M orning S t ar k..a kam I xhru N o ^2. I ()
O, i
Meets op the first and third Wrdn. lay
evening-In rit< h mollili. Mr- C M Nrwnmn
N (L . >h**L Poland, V. G |o Pelrc - <
(i A
I'.—Mr.ts flint r*atud «
of *-a< h
mouth al 1 P M. in I o O. r H. II. ( S
Drew, Adjutant, P. Hrant. Conoitaml
1.0 O F - Meet* every I ncsd.iv nielli t«l 7 80
»- »1 in I O. O E Hall U I . Knudson N <».
Wm
Olsen. Rte Keertlai,.
W. J May
Pei. Secretary
AI DER CAMP —No >fo W •••In rn of lh*
World, meet» every Friday night in w r.f \V
ball.
R. R
H ays , < ourml, Otto ID-ina,
< lerli.
A l' A, A M Mwt. r,r«l's»t,nd», .,1.1,. , (
••.«<h month in Masonic Hall.
K R Hay
W M F. X B .« s, -vecirtary
CHAPTER NO 24 Meet»at 7 pf
'•I mi the
rqtiir4ay of each ninntb »
U - •
Had
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