THE
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
The Opportune Moment
what it» cost to mine ranges from
I 45 dow n to 12A cents per ounce,
O. DeK. Bowman. EL add M¿r.
and even less in some cases. Ini
| spite of the supposed low price of
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County the metalj its mining goes on to
an enormous extent, the United
RATK8 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Slates alone producing it last year
(•TKICTLT 1MÀDV1MCB.)
* to the extent of $76,069,236.
Sillamook OeoMinht.
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A certain deacon that I know consid
er» rigid discipline essential to the well
being of his family, »ays a writer in Bel
fast (Me.) Cream. He has a little boy,
named Johnny, who is the personifica
tion of mischief. Having got into an ex
ceptionally bad scrape, his father in
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formed him that he should whip him,
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and as he prepared to commence opera
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tions, Johnnie said, *‘Papa, mayn’t I go
If Senator Stewart coulil only into the bed room a minute?” His
Telephone Nu 6.
convert the Rothschilds t<> his way father told him he could, then tiptoeing
Office coruerol M«i»"an<l ..I -I
' of thinking on the silver question, to the door, the deacon saw the little
fellow kneel and begin topray.
The Senate committee Inis de'dd- *°
dispose <4 the
“Uh,_ God, papa says that yon say,
cd against sealing Mr. Corbett of products of his silver mines in Ne- ‘Call on me in time of trouble.* Iain
U. 8. Senator from Oregon, amt the v,,d“ to
>'» w,,''l‘l bu
luck t. in an awful scrape, Mister God. I am
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u no
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for
evident
what
a
cinch
the I having lots of trouble. If you ever did
votn wan not wtricily on party
Kothschilds
have
on
the
rest
of
the want to help a little hoy, now is your
linen. It is not at all likely that
! time. Amen.”
Mr. Corbett will bo Ki-ateil, uh world. Here is what the Senator
That appeal was sufficient. The pray
er was answered, and the whipping did
Hovoral republieaiiH are known to says:
“All the nations of Asia are to ■ not come off.
bo opponeil to Much action, bolding
that it would eKtablinli a danger-
oiih precedent. The probability in,
therefore that the Slate of Oregon
will be I'epi'OHOiited by only one
Senator until the meeting of the
next legiHlature. If hiic I i Hliall be
the decision of tlie Senate no fair-
minded man, whateverli'Hpolitical
afliliatioiiH can object. If Ihn legis-
lature of a Hlate in so tied up in
one man that it would rather have
the Htate go unrepresented limn
elect anyone elre to the potiition,
the U, 8. Senate ¡ h not to blame.
With the Oregon legisliitiire it wiih
Mitchell or nothing, and the prob
ability ih wenliali hive nothing.
J h it probable that liiHlory h I iii II
repent itHidf in our slate at the
next campaign?
i lie reduced to financial slavery.
The Rothschilds syndicate is about
to divide China among tiie gold-
standard nations of Europe. The
next movement will be to divide
South America. Wliat will then
become of the free institutions of
our own country? The money
syndicate proposes to reduce the
world to slavery.
HEADLIGHT;
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First Class G oods
SECOND CLASS PRICES
Will Do Well to Remember that the
Truckee Lumber Co.
now on lian-l the, lest and viost ccinpWe stock of
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A. H. a (I Addie Laughlia t> G. *»*
Watkins 151 ac.es ia Sec.8 & V Tp 2 S
K 10 W.
C. Desmond to J W. Maxwe.l, Trustee,
W % of S W % Sec. ‘4. E '2 of S £ h of
Lo 1 S j .-. 5. M E % ot N h % Hoc. 8 Tp '
2 S K H) w
C. 11.
Els e Woithingtoa by Sheriff to
W. N. Vat gli i S % of 8 & % Of Sac. a2 1
N ■ j ut N E % Ox See. ‘¿7 Tp 2 N K 10 I
W.
Av-ea L and Kobeit K O.*r to Leonard
Vulu.-y N % oí s E •< & S J, of N E
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Mot hers whose children are trouble«’
of Sec. 25 Tp 5 S K 10 W.
G. O. Nolan (by Snonff; to Geo. Cobn, w ith had colds, croup or whooping-congl
uud.
in»t. in Lota 7 & 8 of Blk. 3 will do well to read what Dr. K. h. Roy
Tillsm >oa.
Ü. O. «& U. J. Painter Nolan to Geo. ey, of Olney, Mo., nays on thin subject
lie writes : ‘For years we have use Chain
Coll , bame.
VV. Ji. H. C'a.y, Trustee, to P. Mcln- berlain,s Cough Remedy, and always
tob , tract in Til.aniCok City.
keep in the house. It is reg irded in
J. G. Day 0 t ux to 1’. Meint >h,ihme.
S. Uaie.it to Michael Slattery S y2 ot our family as a nppuifie for all kinds oi
N W J4 Sec. 31 Tp 2 N R 7 W, S *a or N colds and coughs. The 25 and 50 cent
E % Sec. 25 Tp 2 N 8 W.
bottles for sale by S. J. Sturgeon.
Joan E- S. Embuiu t » Geo N. Jo .na ,n
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6 Lik. 2 xi. E. GoouspecU'a
Persons who are troubled with indi
ad. to Tillamook.
gestion will be interested in the exper-
U. 8. ol A. 10 ('has. Peteraon, Lot 4 S
W % of N W *4 «c W h oí S W % iti ti.c, 1 ience of Win. II. Penn, chief clerk in
5 Tp 2 N Kb W.
the railway mail service at Des Moines,
A. J. < «lui to Wm. tk G. A. Brian, Iowa, who writes: “It gives me pleas-
E st 28 It. Lot 4 Blk. luToWu of Tula-
' uro to testify to the merits of Chamber
in-AX.
Maria M. <k L ('renali tir. (by Stier flf) lain’s Colin, Cholera and Diarihoer Rem
to Geo. I«. Sant », 8 E % ofS.c. 2 Tp 2 edy. For two years I ha ve suffered from
8 R 8 W.
indigestion, and am subject to frequent
John Williams to (’. Bandai! an und.
severe attacks of pain in the stomach ami
mt. in E
of S E J4 S jc . 22 T¿t I S R
bowels. One or two doses of this remedy
9 W.
The editor of the vermiform
appendix iloesn’L hvciii to I m * able
to remember the falsehoods lie t<*lls
in one issue till the next one
comes out. In his issue of Jan. 6lli,
lie stiiles that a number of copies of
the JiiCADLiGii r, were paid lor by
Messrs Cohn, Todd and Sibley for
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political purposes. In his last
i.ssue, lie says the H eadlight
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'Die voters of Tillamook do not sluHud its list to get the county
Tlm two I slatemenls
want 11 prefix to the rep publicmiihin printing.
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of Urn men whom they Hllp- ¡can not both be true? The fact
port in tlm next eampiiign. ; is, bo I li are lies.
Considering (he attitude of tlm
present
administration on tlm
Tim oilieial ligures of tlm Treas
question of liniince and the utter
ury Department estimates that the
ances of tlm St. Ixjnis platform,
never fails to give perfect relief
Price
world produced in 1S97 824,000,000
Tree silver republican’is a misnom
25 and 50 cents: sold by S. .1. Sturgeon.
in gold, this being an increase of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
er. The free silverite is either a
The progressive ladies of Westfield,
twenty per cent, over tlm world’s I Land Office nt Oregon City, Ore., Jan., 5, 1898:
| —Notice is hereby given that the following Iml , issued a “Woman’s Edition” of
populist or a democrat, and should
production of last year. Inas ' named Mettler has filed notice of his intention
the Westfield News, hearing date of
go where he belongs. Nor do we
much as the wrold’s population to make final proof in support of his claim, and April 3, 1896, The paper is tilled with
desire to have tlm name of any one,
that said proof will be made before the County
increases about one per cent, per Cleik of Tillamook County, at Tillamook matter of interest to women, and we
however great, prefixed, to tlm
notice the following from a correspon
annum, it would seem Hint gold is Ore,, on Feb. 23rd. 1898, viz:
mime of tlm party. Tlm repub
dent, which the editors printed, realiz
William J. Himes;
linding no difficulty in keeping
II. E. No. 10611 for the N. E. q of Sec. 27 Tp. ing that it treats upon a matter of vital
lican parly is greater than any
pace with tlm people. And the 2 N R. 7 West.
importance to their sex: “The best
inmi in it, and tlm interests of the
United Slates has done her share lle names the following witnesses to prove remedy for croup, colds and bronchitis
Stilt« ofOregoil of more importance 1
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of llie producing,
of said land, viz; Walter J Smith, of Wilson, Ore that I have been able to find is Clniinbei'«
than those of any citizen of (he
For family n^e
I gon; John Paquet, of Wilson, Oregon; Will- lain’s Cough Rented v.
state. (Jive us straight, simon
I gladly reconinieiiil
iam R. Illingworth,’of Wilson, Oregon; J ames it has no equal.
pure unadulterated republicanism
it.” 21 anil 50cunt botllus for Bule by
Democratic calamity iiowlers, 1 F. Reeher, of Wilson, Oregon.
mid we can win. Tie us to the who have been no seriously exer
8 J. 81 urgeou.
interests of miy one man mid we
cised over the failure of the Dingley
NOTICE EOR 1‘CHLICATION.
w ill lose.
bill to bl ing in Mtiflicient revenue, Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov 24,
SHEKIFF’S SALE.
will doubtless Im greatly delighted 1897:—Notice is hereby given that tlie followitig-
j iiainetl settler has filed notice of his intention I I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
It is with grout apparent delight to know that during tlm month of to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said pt oof will be made before the County j First National Bank of
that curtain jntriotic so-called December it produced a surplus j i Clerk
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ore, [Independence
Plaintiff
A iiierieniiH point to tlm deficit of of Two Million Dollars.
‘ on January 14th. 1898, viz Erick Glad: H. E, No.
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815,000,000 for tlm first half of the
liscnl year an dim to tlm Dingly
law. It in found by reference,
however, to (Im Treasury receipts
tlmt during the last four months of
the operations of the Wilson law
nearly SI0.000.00o in excess of the
normal receipts was poured into
the Treasury, owing to excessive
imporlat ions to escape the incrvns
cd duties of tlm Diogley law.
This »10,000,000 would otherwise
have come in under tlm new law.
mid there would have been little
ifany deficit. Tlm Dingly law is,
however, getting rapidly on ita
feel, mid ita friends are satisfied to
Minile nt tlieae Denit.cnil ic scrvains,
knowing lull well that they cannot
endure long.
Marcus 1., Hanna was last week,
elected to succeed himself in the
United States Senate, from the
State ot Ohio, Tlm struggle was
a long and bitter one. Hanna’s
republicanism mid ability are be
yond question, but with the musses i
Im is unpopular.
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10372 for the S w ’4 of See. 25. Tp 2 N R 8 West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ins continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said laud viz:
Frank Severance, of Tillamook Or., Laurence
Johnson, of Tillamook, Or., George Johnson; o
Tillamook, Or., Charles Bester, of Tillamook,
Or.
Chas. B. Moores.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLK’ATION.
Vs
Willinin E. Bttinsand
Druvilla Burns,
Defendants.
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution, judgement; order and decree duly’
i issued out ot and under the seal of the above
1 entitled cause, to nie duly directed and dated
the 15th. day of iN'cernber 1897; upon a decree
rendered and entitled in said court on the 28th
day of August 1897. in favor of the above named
plaintiff. First National Bank of Independence,
and against the above named defendants, j
William F. Burns and Drucilla Burns, for the
sum of 1770.00 with interest thereon from the
26th day of February 1R90. at the rate at 8 per
cent par annum in U. S. Gold Coin and the furth
er sum of fI20.00 attorneys fees, and the costs
and disbursements of this suit taxed at J72 00 I
commanding, me to sell the following describ- |
, cd real property to wit:
Lots 28. 29, .80. 81 and 32 of Section 14. Lots 9, I
J^iiid office nt Oregon City, Oregon, Dec., 3
1897.—Notice is hereby given that the following-
I named settler has filed notice of her intention to
final proof in support of her claim, and
We have on our table, the 1 make
that said proof will be made before the County
first numi.er of the Nehalem Re l Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook. Orc.
publican. It is a nicely printed I on February 5th. T898, viz Nella M. Curtis; H, E
j No. 1050H for the Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 of See. 6, Tp
10, 22 and 23 of Section I4 • and Lots
17 and -
7 column, 4 page paper chuck full 2 fi. R, 8 W
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' She names the f »Bowing witnesses to prove her **
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Township 6. South of Range
of news from tlm community in
Ilia continuous residence upon and cultivation it . West ot Willamette Meridan in Tillamook
* County, Oregon. Now therefore, by virtue of
which it is published. It announces . of said land, vis;
Mike Alplanalp, ot Tillamook, Ore. John L, , s.tld execution, judgement, order, decree and
dscli to be mn ita title indicates, I , Childers,
of Tillamook, Ore., William A. Hall o order of sale, and hi compliance with the com.
squarely republican in poi it ¡ cm .
Tillamook, Ore , John Rupp, of Tillamook, Ore mauds of said writ. I will on the 29th. day of
January 189H. at the hour of Io o’clock A. M.
Chas. B Moores.
at the front door of the County Court House, in
Register.
Tillamook City «aid County and SUle, sell at
Tlm republican kickers, in this
public auction, subject to redemption, to the
county, are beginning to show their
highest
and best bidder for cash in hand, all
NOTICE Foil PUBLICATION.
Tlm publishers of the vefni/oxrn teeth mid they can probably be
the right, title and interest which the within
Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Dec. yl. 1897 named defendants had at the date of the tnort
appendix, seem to imagine that depended upon to do just W tint : — Lami
Nolic« I- herein given that the following gage mentioned In the complaint or now has in
tlm general public is greatly in they have been doing heretofore, named wttlrr ha. Alni notice ot her intention or to tlie above deacribed real propeity. or any
to make final pr«> in enpporl of lier claim, part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judge
terested ill tlm contest of the that is make every possible elfort ami
that mild proof will be made before the ment, order, decree, interest, costs aud all ac-
county printing, and so in its last for tlm defeat of the regular ticket. I onnty Clerk of Tillamook Ca. at Tillamook Or e uing coats.
on Keh„ 5lh. ifizt. via' Mrs Julia Curtis; I! It.
II. II, Aiderman.
issue inflicted a column and a halfj
No. 10507 for the s»t of S I-1,, s I-\ oftWl*
Sheriff o( Tillamook Co., Oregon.
of rot concerning it upon ita read-i
and Lot 4 of Sec ji Tp. 1 S R . w
The New York savings banks re she »Arne, the following witnee-ea 10 prove
ers. If tlm aforesaid publishers
herconlinm.ua revideiice upon and cultivation
were one half as familiar with the port that they will pay only .34 per of »aid land, via:
i'ntnrrh <'nnn<»t l»e Cured
newspaper business as they are cent, interest this year. Ibis Mike Alptanalp. of Tillamook. Ore . John I.. with LOCAL APPLICATION’S, as they ejenot
Chiidcra. ot Tillamimk, Ore . William A. Hall,
with selling pickles and codfish, would indicate that there is plentv ol Tillamook: Ore . John Kopp, of Tillamook reach the M-at of the dimase. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional <li*e.v<e, and in order to cure it
Oregon.
they would know that about the of money in the country.
yor must take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh
Chas. B Moore«
Cure is taken ruternally. and acts directly on
only interest the public takes in the
Register
the blood and inus>-oussurfaces. Hall’s Catarrh
mutter, is to wonder ut tlm awful
Has Mr. ltiymi, since his return
asininity of n publisher who is not from Mexico, been liemd Io give
only willing to work for nothing, voice lo any New Yi ar sutterances
Imt. pay dearly for the privilege. nbout nti i utile nbsence of signs of
|> ron peril) ?
1 lie fuel tluit silver I* inineil in
many countrieH in eonjiinction with
from lal<» lidvicus it appeals»
up pears
copper, leiul. ntlil other orea atlila that tin' Spanish forces a! Havana
greatly Io iln cli.apne» o( pro.lnc-
can be truhted to precipitate
tion. IM«.ml Alkiiixfln, tl>e»tatia-,
matters, and assure intervention,
tician, presents tigu rca »bowing
on our pait, in Cuban alTair*
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. OREGON
CITY. OR.
Notkv la hereby given that the appro red
ft actional plat of Township y. South Range o
Ueat, h am been received from the Survey or
Genera! of On g mi , mi n January 4th. 1*98.
at NoVloxk. A. M . vt ««hl date. Mi«l>lat will l>e
fl r I in itihollc«, and the Um! their.u rmbrac-
etl w’lt lie aubject to entry on. and after »aid
dale.
Chss R Moore«, ReciMer.
Wai. (Ultowajr, Rcveiver-
(lire
< .».««t I ration
»errvrr.
< ..... CMhartic. 1 v
If u U C. (all koturv. dru«gi>u n fuud luviay
Groceries, Provisions and
Loggers Supplies Clothing,
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Boots.
Shoes, and General
M ei ch a n d i s.. —-
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now in the Tillamook maket and sells them at prices that def¡j ^jmjxtihon. JTo
stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store. Our cus
tomers are always satisfied-
Real Estate Transfers.
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PEOPLE WHO WANT —
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicians lu this country for
years, and is a regular prescription. It is com
p »«rd of the best tonics known. com bi no! with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
in»« on* surfaces The perfect combination of
the two fagredien’s :w what produces such won-
deffal results in curing Catarrh. Scud fot tes
timonials. frve
F J Cheney a Co . Proja , Toledo O
Sold by al! druggixt.«. price 75c.
Hall a Family pills nre the be*t.
K.lneal» Tm>r n«w.l. With CrarrU.
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e,ir- «’"»lip» -'« toreicr
lfL.C C Hll, ¿ru«„-„s r, fun.’ tnoc.-y
J. E. SIBLEY, Maqagei« of ¡&o?8 and Mill,
Hobsonville, Oregon
Principle ( ffice 330 Marke« Street, S in Francise*.* Mills a I Truckee, Cal.
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Fine Liquors and Cigars
TIPamook, Oregon
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H eadquarters for the C elebrated
Telephone No. 9.
GAMBRINUS BEER
I'M«: :E « !T !F W ®' :tr efliE’ "!F-W ®
> TT ;T "• ' 'W 'W W i»T. KI'
Sturgeon’s
~—D rug S tore
¡flew and Select gtoclç.
patent ltjedicineg and Druggist's Notions.
A Fine Line of Jewelry
Station»;», Beets.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
Hint yon enn 1„lr n gr,Bl nmjorily of nil Brli<
¡„ rcl, ,„01|
gl,c)1 ,
Look Stoves, Heating Stoves
i iui nn are, Oueensware Furniture
Clothing and many other tilings
Fag'e’s Seoczxd. SZsirxdL Stere
good nn new f > only n «»nil prr cent of n|,„t H,rM. nrtivle» coni new?
<«> and nee fur youreelf uud von will te vonvii.red.
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