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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1897)
THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY fall’s campaign. The remarkable aliguii g of tliebusiness fcrces oftl e D. DeK. Bowman, Ed. and Mgr. country against the campaign of anarchy and repudiation of last Bifidi! Paper, Tillamoak City and County year showed that business men were fully alive to the death blow RATKH or SUBSCRIPTION. which was being aimed at them by (•rXICTLT IKADVAMCB.) li no. the Bryanitcs, and tlieir present One year ...................................................... six months . ............................................... ft activity in certain States attests Three months ,........... .......................... that they are determined to lend Telephone No 6. tlieir active efforts to campaigns as Office cornerò! Mainland .«I st eels. long as there is any vitality left in the free silver fallancy. The bank of England is becom ing alarmed at the outflow of gold The appropriation recommeuded from its coffers to this country, and for Tillamook bay this year various measures are being at- amounts to $52000. The amount is tempted to stop it. But it alili none too large audit is to be sin continues to come. cerely hoped that the entire amount may be secured. It is about time that candidates for the different ottices in this city A roupie of months ago the free step forward and declare their in traders looked complacently at the tentions. Thus far not a single one large exportations of manufactures has announced himself. It looks under the Wilson law, and were as though every body was so well only waiting to point exultingly to satisfied with the city government the falling off of these exportations that no one desires any change. under the new law. It seems, how ever, that they were wrong, as The Philadelphia Record says usual. The first month of the that the Dingley law comes thun operations of the Dingley law dering down the line in the second showed a larger exportation of month of its operation, with a manufactured articles than for dificit of three and a half million any corresponding month ol pre dollars. What a noise there must ceding years. So much for tlieir have been in the second month of statements that the enactment of 11 the Wilson law, when the deficit protective revenue law would cut was thirteen and a half million! off our market abroad for Ameri can manufactures. Eillnmoolt Oenblißht Mr. Pullman, of palace car fame is dead. Asa man of business lie was eminently successful in life, having accumulated about 140,000 000, Except by the veriest radicals amongst the labor organ- izations he was looked upon as a model employer of labor and a model man. The leaders of the calamity partv are overjoyed at the slight fall in wheat lately. They are expect antly watching quotations, in hopes that something will conduce to u further depreciation of its value, so that they can say ‘We told you so’ to the farmers. The fact that an ounce of silver 11 year ago was equal in value to a bushel of wheat, but now buys only Imlf a bushel, has knocked the wind out of their specious arguments. The statement of Comptroller Eckels, of the United States Treas ury, in regard to business improv ident throughout the country is very encouraging. He slates that “the improvement has come rapid ly and permeatesall lines of indus try. It began with the agricultural class. The farmers have large crops and are getting good prices for them. The cattle-raisers are benefited by a substantial raise in the price of cattle. This improvement in agricultural earnings has had its effect 011 the railroads by increasing their earnings. It has put money into circulation and enabled peo ple to pay off their debts, and has thereby benefited the merchants.” by reference to the election returns of lttOG it will be seen that the free coinage proposition was not adopt ed, and yet here we find iu the country to-day nearly a hundred million dollars more in circulation than there was a year ago, and net a dollar of free silver. Gohl alone has increased in circulation in the last year over fifty million dollars. CITATION I n the C ounty C ount of the S tate of O re gon , for the C ounty of T illamook , ss . In the matter of \ the estateof I Citation Ernest Wyss' Deceased. J To the unknown heirs of Ernest Wy»s the above named decedent greeting: In the name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, al tlie Court Room thereof, at Tillamook, in the said County, on Tuesday, the and day of November, IM97 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any exists, why G. O. Nolan. administrator of the above named estate, should not be granted an order of sale of the interest of the above named decedent Ernest Wyss in and to the the lands in Tillamook Courty, Or" »on, described as follows towit: The S F, % of the S E % of section 11 and the S % of the S W % and the N E % of S W J4 of section 12 in T x N of R 7 W of the Willamette Meridian in Oregon containing 16O acres. Witness, lhe Hon. W. W. Conder Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for tlie County of Tillamook with the seal of said Court affixed this 13th day of September 1877. Attest: J. D. Edwards Cieik. This notice is served by publication by order of Hon. W. W. Condor Judge of the above nam nie ou tlie 13th day of September ed Court mat* »«97- Handley & Handley Attorneys for estate. HEADL IGHT; Tlie Best Is Always The Clieetpest The*Truckee Lumber* Company ffas now on hand the lest and most complete stock of c o o nowinthe Tillamook maket and sells them at prices that defy competition. JTo stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store. Our cus. tomers are always satisfied- J. K. SIBLEY, Manager of 0tore and Mill, Hobsonville, Oregon Principal Office 249 Berry Street. San Francisco, Mills at Truckee Cal ADMINISTRATOR'S FIN? L ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filedin the Ccunty Courtof fillamook Coun- lyState ol Oregon his final Recount as admin- strator of the partnership of Claude lhayer and G. Gabrielsen deoeased ami the Court Inis appointed Tuesday November 2nd 1897 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon for the hearing of objections to said account and lhe settlement thereof, I k the C ounty C ourt of T illamook C ounty , Claude Thayer S tate of O regon . Administrator. hi the mutter of the estate» Handley & Handley of Lydia Eyuon.S deceased.) Attorneys for estate. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned executor of tlie last will and testament ol Lydia Portland Market. Eynon decease: to the creditors of, ami to all person having claims against said desoeased, to As given by Allen & Lewis. presnet them, with the necessary vouchers, with in six months, after the first publication of Ibis WHEAT—Market, advance nominal at 78 notice, to the said executor, at the office of W. to 80c, Eastern Oregon: Valley, 83c II. Cooper, in the City of Tillamook, in Tilla- OATS—N0.1, white, 32 to 34; grey, 29 ® 3>c mokoCounty, State of Oregon. choice. Dated this 14 day of September, 1847. B. F. Ely, BARLEY—Feed $17 50. 1» 18.00 Executor of the last will ami test POTATOES—111 good demand at 40 to 45c ament of Lydia Eyuou, deceased per sack. SHHRIPH’S SALE. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook. Mary S. Downs 'i Plaintiff V« J- Henry Grose hiv I Maty Peckham, Defendants. ) Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex ecution, judgement, order and decree duly issu ed out of and under the seal of the above en titled court in the above entitled cause, to me duly directed ' and dated the 14th day of September 1X97, upon a decree ren dered and entered in said court on the ¿4th day of August, I897, in favor of the above named plaintiff Mary S. Downs and against the above named defe dants, Henry Grose and Mary Peckham, for the mini of $263.97 with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent pec annum from tlie iMth day of November 1895, and the further sum of $75,00 attorney's fees, and the costs and diabitrsements of this suit taxed at $41.60, commanding me to sell the followingd es cribed real property, to wit The S W *4 of sec 34. Township 2 North Range 7 W situated iu Tillamook County, Oregon. Now. therefore, by virtue ot said execution, judgement, order, decree and order ofsale, and in compliance with the cornu a ids of said writ, I will on tlie 30th day of Oct< b -r 1897, at the hour of 1 o’clock I*. M. at the front door of the County Court house, in tlie city of Tillamook, said county and slate, sell al public auction, subject to redemp tion, to the highest bidder for cash iu hand, ail the right, title and interest which the within named defendants had at the date of the mort gage meutioned in the complaint or now has in or to the above described real property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judge ment, order, decree, interest, costs and all at cruing costs. IL H. Aiderman Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. BUTTER—Store, in rolls 20 @ 25c per roll choice dairy, 30 @ 35c per roll ; creamery 40 (icf 45c per roll. EGG8.—Choice candled 22’£c per doz HIDES—Dry,nJ4@ 14c; green 6c to 7c. DRIED APPLES— Evaporated bleached, 5 fd.5%c; evaporated unbleached. 46$ 5c. PEARS—Suu and evaporated, 4@6c. DRIED PLUMS—Pitless, 4<?5 *; prunes, 3c to jc. CHICKENS— $2 50 nt ,3.oo TURKEYS—Live. 9 for choice. DUCKS—Young. $3.00 @$40» The 1111 reiiHonitble exactions of GEESE—Young $4 cj @ $500 our preaent transportation com pany are having a very bail effect Catarrh Cannot l>e Cured The death ofCliaa. A. Dana, e<li- j mi the immigration of people to with LOCAL A ¡’PLICATIONS, as they cannot tor of the New York Journal, re- reach tlie seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood this comity. Tillamook county Ims movea from the jourmilititic field or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it Ihousamls of acres of good land yov must take internal remedies. IIall’s Catarrh ita greatest man. Mr. Dnmiwasal Cure is taken rnternally, ami acts directly on awaiting settlement and clearing man of profound convictions anil the blood ami museoussurfaces. Hall's Catarrh upend there is a large area of good Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed undaunted courage, and the .Sun by one of the best physicians in this country for land awaiting the pioneer’s ax But under his editorial Hiiuerviaion be years, and is a regular prescription. It is com so long as intending settlers know posed of the best tonics known, combined with came editorially the alrongest of the best blood purifiers, actiug directly on the that they will be compelled to pay all the great New- York dailiea. museons surfaces. Tlie perfect combination of such enormous rates of transpor the two ingredients is what produces such wou- Mr. Dana was HonietimeH wrong, tation it will be hard to induce derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for tes (lllid wi.o ia not) but lie wna always timonials, free. them in this direction. One F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props., Toledo 0 coiiHcientoiiM and Ilia newspaper gentleman, who came here 4 years Sold by all druggists, price 75c. W iihii powerful influence through Hall's Family pills are the best. ago, informed the editor that the out the nation. freight of liis goods from Albany to Astoria was just $5.00. From <ten. Booth, of Salvation Army Astoria to Tillamook the freight fume, Ims gone to Berlin, Germany on the same goods was $05.00 to begin 11 campaign which lie SHERIFF’S SALE. FDITED BY hopes limy result in the conversion In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for The political pot will soon begin the County of Tillamook. Eotuisevelle Wildman. i of the Emperor William. It is to Plaintiff ) E.tabliihed 1861. to boil and the candidates for of W. W. Conder, — vs — | be hoped that he may succeed. He The only flagazine on the and > ficial position will bo on the anx C. R P. A Roland, II use could hardly make 11 bigger fool of Pacific Coast. Defendants. J ious seat. All the political factions the “Divine Billy” than I.ealready Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an Its literary matter represents the best here thus far, are asleep and tl.e I execution, judgement, ortier and decree duly thoughts of such writers as Hjalmar is and any change, therefore would sky is serene. Whether it be I the issued out of and under the seal of the above lljorth Bovesen, Charles Warren Stod be for the better. But much more court in the above entitled cause dard, Edith M. Thomas, Joaquin Miller. sleep tlml knows no waking or entitled to n.e duly directed and datedlhe 14th Its illustrations show in the best style than the conversion of William is that they are simply waiting to day of September 1897, upon a decree the glories of the Pacific Coast it probabile (h it Gen. B > >th rendered and entered in said court on the 24th is a pictorial history of the Great measure eaeli other's strength re day of August. 1897. in favor of W W. Conder, W It est. It covers the whole basin of the may run foul of Emperor Williams mains to lie seen. It is to be the above named plaintiff, and against C. P. Pacific, including China, Japan, and “It e majesty" laws and find him Roland and R A. Huse, the above named de You want it, so does your sincerely hoped that the former is fendants, for the sum ol $tso.oo with interest I Corea. family, re,— selfspeedily sent to prison. true and tImt all former difficulties thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum One Sample Copy. loc. Single Number,, ife. from lhe 2nd day of June tSqb, and tlie further | Yearly Subscription. Sj.oo. will be forgotten in the general de sum of$50.00 attorney's fees and the costs and I All Postmasters are authorized to take The rescue of Evangelina Cis termination to carry the entire disbursements of this suit taxed at $41 60. com , IF- subscriptions. neros from the horrors of a Span state for the party wliicli li has re- manding me to make sale of the following de ' Overland Monthly Pub. Co. sctilxd real property, tow it The \\ of S \\ ish prison into which she was cast deemed the country from bunk , ' 1 . A . IB WK st *1 8 an F rancisco . O al . because she would not submit to ruptcy and ruin mid to which Section 4. Township J S RAW of the Wiliam | cite Meridian in Tillamook county Oregon. the lustful wiles of a provincial Oregon owes so much. Men are Now. therefore, by virtue of said execution. 1 Spanish Governor has been attract- nothing, factions are nothing, bi t judgement order, decree and order of sale ami in compliance with »aid writ I will on the 30th ( ing much attention of late in the the general good of the party is day of October, I897, at the hour of 10 o'clock, 1 A. M al the front door ol the County Court i pres-of the count 1 y. To the San everything. hou«e. iu the city of Tillamook, said county and 1 Francisco Examiner mid th»» New state sell at public auction, subject to redemp Cereats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all P«. tiou 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all York Journal Imlongs the credit of What were some of those re- the right, title and interest which the said de rnt burniewconducted toe Moocn.TX Firs. fendants had nt the «late of the mortgage ' OvuOrnctiaOreoaiTC u. S. .«naTOmci lining the work, and though tin* axid we can sc ire patent m ¡cs* tuue thaa those 1 in the complaint or now has in or to mirks that were heralded a roti nd emtitioHed remote irvm Washington. «aid real property or anv part thereof to satisfy deed was clearly contrary to law Bead nuxiel, dravt er , with descr1t>-4 judgement, order, decree, interest, costs , from I'opocnitic stump to stump «aid and all aceru ing costs able or Bot, free W ! it was morally tight and will It*- eb..;c-. (tar fee ■ < ’ ■ : pa tct t is s ur L J . last year, to the effect that oui II. H Aiderman * A P amlit , “ H w to Obtain Patents’’ with tied great credit on those vu 1er- Sheriff of Tilamook county, Oregon. c-M oi same i i the U. S. and foreign evuntnes currency was so limited and eon- sent free. Address, prising journals in the estimation tinctetl that we could not do busi of the American people. C.A.SNOW&CO ness. and that the only hope for (tvervbody Ran <0. Lx ^rxnr waau’serrej1. p. c. Cases re ta CYkndr Cathartic, U10 moat won prosperity was through the fie- derful medical dim.n err of tic aye. p'eaa- The business men of the country coinage of silver ill 1G to 1. It is ant and refreslnmr to the taate. act ireully and positively on kl.luet«. liver aud bowel*, lire again exerting themselves in quite evident to observant .men cleansing the entire avak m, dispel cold», liea.iaolie. fever, tal-ltnal ...n- irauoe those states where the silver issue that some of these l'o|KH’rnts were cure sn-t bi lnu-iu'*« P’-aao buy and trv a box C C. C to-day; In. S’, voi-ent« ttuidaad has come into prominence iu the laboring under a mistake, because of Xuarwuteed to cure by all druggists. I Groceries, Provisions and | Loggers Supplies Clothing. Q Boots, Shoes, and General " Merchandise, f 'ifTfe i C. B. HADLEY, M Oyeriand Monthly, G rand C entral B illiard fl H Fine Liquors and Cigars || • i - i ALL. HRADQUARrF.RS FOR THB CELEBRATED GAMBR1NUS BEER Tillamook, Oregon Teleplicue No. 9. » ■ c 1» w « > jg“®' a a 2 11 . k « » sr « w s* * «■ ® I D rug S tore flew and ¡Select $toc\. patent hjedicines and Drtiggiflt’j Notices A Fine Line of Jewelry llathin. Beets. rifili» Cimpocrtfsil M i a H n R 0 N R r /J