Tillamook headlight., October 06, 1898, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 6, 1898.
WEATHER REPORTS.
From Tillamook’s Val­
uable Observer.
We are in receipt of the monthly and
senii-annual report* of the weather con­
dition» in Tillamook county. They are
highly interesting, and our readers
would do well to preserve them, for they
are full of useful inforniatiou. They are
furnished by Captain Joseph J. Dawson,
who is the voluntary observer in Tilla­
mook county for tho United States
weather bureau. Speaking of his wea­
ther reports the Captaiu had this tossy:
‘•A German, from Portland, represent­
ing a small colony, having received a
copy of T he H eadlight , with my
monthly weather report published in it,
he went to headquarters in Portland to
see if it was an official report. A com­
parison being made with my duplicate
report sent in, he was told where to rind
me, and he could rely on the information
I would give trim. He came. I showed
him my apparatus and paper, and re­
cords of the weather for the last year;
also, information about government
lands in Tillamook.
He being well
pleased and satisfied, left for Portland
forthwith, bikeing it all the way to bring
some of his folks in to explore the
county (or lands for all of them. So
much good done by the monthly report.
Seeing 1 have made up my semi-annual
report, I concluded to make a copy of
the same fur T he H eadijgiit to pub­
lish in full, allowing the whole amount
of rain, snow, and ice; also the highest
and lowest temperature for the year
beginning September 22nd, 1897, to
Septemlier 22nd, 1898. as collected from
the instruments of the U.S.W.B., at my
station, Baid copy will be a true copy of
the duplicates of this are sent to the
Portland office, one of which goes to
Washington. Seeing the enconiums I
receive in relation to my report, I think
those persons who desire to labor with
me for the benefit of our county, and
their friends whom they wish to come to
Tillamook, need not hesitate to send a
copy of T he H eadlight to them for
that purpose.”
Captaiu Dawson is desirous of people
offering a few remarks on the weather
reports and his suggestions. Having
tied twelve months’ experience as vol­
untary observer the editor of T he H ead ­
light appreciate the efforts of the
captain in keeping these reports, for they
are up to date, and become valuable in­
formation, particularly as Tillamook
county is reaching out for more settlers.
Heie is proof positive of the weather
conditions in this county. Perhaps we
do have a few ' Scotch mists,” but it is
necessary to keep the grass green all the
year round, making dairying profitable.
Temperature.
Rain­
Maxi­ M illi­
mum. nium.
fall.
Mean.
Sept.
45 .. 54.1 .
0.03
1 .. 64 .
0 15
54 .. 59.0 .
2 .. 64 .
55 .. 59.1 .
0.50
3 .. 64 .
0.04
42 .. 53.1 .
4 .. 65 .
0.02
63.0
.
44 ..
5 .. 82 .
0.00
66
..
77.1
.
89
.
6 ..
0.00
47 .. 63.0 •
7 .. 79 .
0.03
50 .. 55.0 .
8 .. 60 .
55 .. 60.1 . . 0.00
9 .. 66 .
56 .. 60.0 . . 0.00
10 .. 64 .
0.00
56 .. 61.0 .
11 .. 66 .
0.00
.
43 .. 54.0 .
12 .. 65 .
13 .. 67 . . 47 .. 57.0 . . 0.00
57 .. 61.0 . . 0.07
14 .. 65 .
0.02
15 .. 70 . . 45 .. 57.1 .
16 .. 70 . . 48 .. 57 0 . . 0.00
66 . . 52 .. 69 0 . . 0.02
17 .
45 .. 56.1 . . 004
68 .
18 .
. 50 .. 65 0 . . 0.20
60
19 .
62.0 . . 0.(3
20 .
67 . . 57 .
62.1 . . 2.04
68 . . 57 .
21 .
60.1 . . 040
22 .
67 . . 54 .
69 . . 59 .. 64.0 . . 0.40
23 .
69 . . 52 .. 60 1 . . 0.02
24 .
T
580 .
69 . . 47 .
25 .
57.0 . . O.07
64 . . 50
26 .
53.0 . . 0.40
58 . . 48 .
27 .
52.0 . . 0.75
45
69 .
28 .
. 1.02
54.0
. 48 .
60
29 .
50.1 . . 1.12
. 43 .
58
30 .
2
Amount of Ice and Frost.
Date
Inch. lit. fuost. KI
March .
22 0.010-3 21 to 31 22
April. .. . 9 * 28 0.010 2 4 t J 27 15
9 A 28 0
May.... . 0 00 o.oO
J une...
000 000
24 A 28 29
July ...
0.00 000
u
6
A UgUHt.
0.00 0.00
Ü
0
Sept.... . 0.00 0.00
1
0
Total amount of rain, hail and snow.
Greatest
Hail
Total in 24
and Pre’l.
am. hours. Snow, sleet. Wind.
In.
Date.
March. .3.33 1.25 24 3 20 12 to 27 N.W.
April.. .8 89 1.95 21 .00 6 A 26 8.W.
May... .6.18 1 78 21 .00
_
S.W.
June . 6 89 1.3u 18 .00
a.w.
July... 1 55 0.75 16 .00
_
N.W.
_
August 0.87 0.40 31 .00
w.
Sept... .3.59 2.04 21 .00
w.
—
Totals 31 30 9.47
3.20
Highest maximum temperature, 93,
June 5tli, 1898 ; lowest maximum tem­
perature, 44, March 23rd; highest mini­
mum temperature, 60, June 25tli, 1898;
lowest minimum temperature, 25. March
22 id, 1898.
ng wind of the sea­
son. west
Total amount of rainfall from Septem­
ber 22nd, 1897.
Totals
30
days, clo'y. days. R.
..«..3.-4 .. 8
.. 7
11 •• 2 28
..18 . 8 .. 1 .18
..15 12 .. 3 .17
..10 .15 .. 3 .. 8
12
..18 .. «
0
..15 .. 2 .. 4 ..13
91
57
17
Lady Visitor—What a pretty baby
How old is I e?
Mamie (age 5) I ain’t quite sure, mum
We’ve had him about a year.
OP COUg T
Down in Philadelphia recently a man
was put under bonds for being a “com­
mon scold.” The chief grounds of com­
plaint against him seems to have been
that he insisted on liis neighbors going
to bed at 10o'clock. This is believed to
be the first instant where such a remedy
has been applied to a person of masculine
persuasion. It is a startling reminder
of the rapid disappearance of sex distinc­
tions.
It is told of General Butler that to­
wards the close of his career, when lie
ranked at the top of thecriminal lawyers
in Massachusetts, lie was sent for by a
prisoner charged with murder, Upon
hie arrival at the cell the prisoner cried
out with much evident distress of mind
ami with all the accent of imperiled in­
nocence: “General Buller, I want yon
to defend me. I’m in danger of being
hanged and I know you can get me off it
anybody can.”
“Are you guilty or are you innocent?”
calmly inquired the general.
“Oh, I am innocent, entirely inno­
cent,” protested the prisoner with tears.
“Then you don’t need me,” responded
General Butler, rising and reaching for
his hat. “Innocent men are not hanged
in Massachusetts. Good day, sir.
One of the most prosiarrous lawyers in
Atlanta when a struggling young mem­
ber of the bar and about ready to enlist
rather than starve any 'onger, had an
inspiration which gave him a splendid
Btart in his profession. A moonshiner
named Richard Johnson bad been caught
almost radhanded and stood a splendid
chance ol boarding in the county jail for
six months or so. ’lhe young lawyer,
struck with an idea, skirmished around
in lively style, secured bail for Hie moon­
shiner and said to his client: "Now,
yon go right home, let your lieard grow,
and when time for trial comes get your­
self a new Bnit of clothes, a pair of city
shoes and a derby hat. Then come to
me The client obeyed orders and was
taken to a barbar shop, where, after a
Turkish bath, he bad his hair slightly
curled and his beard trimmed a La Van-
dike. In the court room his distinguish
The offic­
ed appearance created a stir
ers and informant Bat quietly awaiting
ant.
‘ This is Ric'iard Johnson of — coun­
ty.”
, ,
“Thst's the place, judge, bat it am t
the man.”
“Case dismissed.”
The lawyer took his man ont—saved.
104 I The man quit “wildcat stilling ”
New Shoe Store
The Largest
In the City,
*
Little Nellie the 5 year old daughter of
of a clergyman, had been listening atten­
tively to a bible story, “Now Nellie,’’
asked her mamma, “can you tell me
what we must do before we can expect
our sins to be forgiven?”
“Course I can,” she replied; “we’ve
got to sin fiist.”
"Say, pa, lemme take your cyclometer,
won’t yon?”
“Certainly uot. What do you waut it
for?”
“Aunt Jane’s got the hay fever, an’I
want to see if she can’t break th’
sneezin' record.”
To March the 20lli, 1898..........
From March 20th to Septem­
ber 22nd, 1898 ........................
Whole amount of rainfall
at Kilchis station for the
year commencing Septem­
ber 22nd, 1897, to Septem­
ber, 1898............................. 154 89-100
A greatful operation for cataract lias
Total amount of ice from Sep­
just been performed in Baltimore, ill
tember, 1897, to September,
1898...........................................
5.00 which sight was given to a girl 5 years
old who bad never been able to see. The
fit st exclamation of the child when the
When His Wife is Away.
bandages were removed was:
“1 can
Of all the insidious
see the lighti” and it was at once
followed by:
“Andi cau see you,
Temptations invidious
Contrived by the devil for pulling men man; ma.”
down,
A precocious little clnip having implic­
There’s none more delusive,
it faith in the efficacy of prayer petition­
Seductive, abusive,
ed night and day for a ('rum. It did not
Than the soar to a man with his wife
couie and recently his mother, watching
out of town.
him befoie lie retired, found he was on
He feels such delightfulness.
liis kness for nearly an hour. The next
Stay-ont-all-nightf illness,
morning the coveted drum was by his
Sure to-get-tightfnlnesa,
bedside.
A hatchelor rakislmess,
“1 thought I’d fetcli it that time,” was
None can explain.
t lie only comment of the delighted young,
His wife may be beautiful,
ster, as lie began to fill the house with
Tender and dutiful.
0
noise.
Tie not that her absence would cause
him delight;
Laclies No More Darning.
Lut the cursed opportunity,
Baleful immunity,
The Magic Hand Loom—Made of polished
Scatters his scruples as day scatters Rolled steel—latest invention for mending
clothing, underware, table linens or heel and
night.
toe in hosiery—A child can work it. Perfect
TOLD OUT
■ o;
“Bobby, you must never talk when I
am talking.
“Well mamma, you don’t ’spose I cau
wait till you’ve gone t’ bed.”
Willie, age 5, upon his return home
123.59 from a visit to the mauagerie, found Ins
mother suffering with a very severe case
31.30 ot throat trouble. I’m very sorry, mam­
ma, dear,” said the little fellow sympal h-
izingly, “but you ought to be awfully
glad that you ain’t a giraffe.’’
Sum.. . 2002 .. 1517 . 1725.1 .. 7.37
Mean. . 66.5 .. 50.7 . 58.5
Summary.—Mean temp., 58.5; max.
temp., 89; date, «Hi; min. temp, 42;
date, 41 h ; total precip. 7.37 inches. No.
of days dear, 5; partly cloudy, 4;
cloudy, 21. Date of frost: Light. 1st.
Date of hail, 29th ; wind stoim, thunder
storms, 5111 and 20th. Prevailing wind :
Direction, N.W.
R emarks —11 p.m. on the 5th a heavy
wind storm from 8 E., tearing about
one-third of the apples off the trees.
Semi-annual re|>ort of the weather, as
kept by Captain Joseph J. Dawson, vol­
untary meteorological olrserver for U.S.,
atKiichis station, Tillamook co., Ore­
gon. from March 20th, 1898, to Septem­
ber 22nd.1898:
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest
Max.
Max
Min.
Mm.
Date.
Date.
Date
Date.
25 their man.
March. 31 55 23 44 28 39 22
“Here is Richard Johnson indicted for
2 48 22 4ti 3
April. . .12 66
May .. .. 3 81 16 50 26 51 12 25 mcon shining.”
The crowd Blared with drooped jaws at
June . .. 5 93 21 61 25 60 28 3‘
July
. .27 81 31 65 16 56 19 4.3 "the gentleman.”
45
7 «2 27 58 14
.August 28 85
“He’s not the fellow we arrested
42
Sept... .. « 89 8 t>0 6 66 4
There’s a mistake somewhere,” cried
Almosp’ieric and Precipitation
one of the •'revennerw ”
Character
That han't no more Pick Jolinsing
No. of No. of
than I am myaelf,” mattered the inform­
clear < lonely Pt. Sty.
days.
1
March, 20th
3
April ..........
5
May...........
3
June...........
«
July............
7
Angus*........
5
September
Prattle of the Youngsters.
wave. Send postpaid 25cts. Greater or West
Advertising fit.Novelty Co., 1155% Washington
St.. Oakland California.
Before insuring your dwelling or urniture
seethe p-licies issued by the Fireman’s Fund
Insurance Company. The most complete
policies ever issued, covering everything from
the baby’s bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin to
a repealing rifll
Claude Thayer. Agt
0, R. & N.
Unlou Depot, Sixth an<l J Streets*
TWO TRAINS DAILY
FROM
ALL POINT8
EAST.
•' FAST
MAIL
ROVTB.”
I« vh for the Hast via Walla Walla ami
Spokane dally at 2:2a p in. Arrive» at 10.15
" Leave, for lhe East via Pendleton and Hunt­
ington daily at h p m Arrive» via Huntington
and Pendleton at 7:»».m
Dalle, acommod.tion leave, daily except
Sunday at 8 a m. Arrive» daily except Bun­
day at 6:30 p.m.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS.
Water line» schedule aubject to change with­
out notice.
OC«AN AND
a,
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I
*
*
The dainty cuteness of mad-
ame’s foot made so by wear-
ing our footwear.
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We buy our shoes from, the
largest factory on the Pacfic
Coast.
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We can fit anyone and
everyone.
■>
The Leading
Merchants.
St. Alphonsus
ACADEMY,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
CLASSES WERE RESUMED ON THE
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
COHN Sc CO
WHEN YOU WANT LUMBER,
Remember that we keep the best of
everything in Stock and at prices as
low as the lowest-
FOLLOWING IS OUR LIST OF PRICES :
INSTRUC­ COMMON ROUGH LUMBER at $8 00 per thousand feet,
SHIPLAP at $9.00 per thousand feet,
ST. ALPHONSU8 ACACEMY is divided into
SIZED LUMBER at 9 00 per thousand feet,
four departments, vix : Primary, Intermediate,
FLOORING. N o . 2, at $12.00 per thousand feet.
Grammar, and Senior.
FLOORING, No. 1, at $16.00 per thousaud feet,
RUSTIC, No. 2, at $12 00 per thousand feet,
The year is divided into tour terms of eleven
RUSTIC, No. 1, at $16,000 pnr thousand feet.
weeks each.
No. 1, FINISH, at $15.00 per thousand feet,
MOULDINGS. j2c per f<x)t, per inch in width
TUITION FEE,
ALL SIN. PLANKING at $7 per 1000 feet
Tuition Fee for one pupil for a term of eleven
GRADED COURSE
TION
OF
weeks in the Primary Department, Two D ol ­
lars ; in the I ntermediate , T hree D ollars ;
G rammar G rade , F our D ollars ; S enior
G rade , F ive D ollars .
Tillamook
Lumbering Co.
GEO. COHN, P resident ;
JOHN BARKER, V.P. AND M gr ;
B. L. EDDY. S ecretary .
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Instrumental Music on the Piano or the
stringed instruments, for a term of eleven weeks,
T en D ollars .
VOCAL MUSIC.
fi
Vocal Music, H ight D ollars .
BUSINESS
STURGEON’S
DEPARTMFNT.
In the Business Department: Stenograph,
Book-keeping, and Type*writing included, if
desired. The common branches, T hirty - fivk
D ollars for the whole course.
rlain Sewing and Fancy Work free to the
pupils on Saturday afternoon.
Latin, French, and German included in the
Senior Grade. Private lessons in those lan­
guages T rn D ollars a term.
Board and Tuition, including plain and fancy
needle work, T hirteen D ollars a month.
When there are four pupils in one family at­
tending. the last one is free.
Sewing school, free to pupils, will be resumed
ou the first Saturday in October.
REGULATIONS.
Students are entered at any time during the
Sesbion. No deduction will be made In either
the Academic or Music Department for the
Christmas or Easter Holiday for withdrawal
before the expiration of the term or absence,
except in case of dismissal or prolonged Illness.
Those who finish a complete course In the
Academic or the Commercial Department and
pass a satisfactory examinaition in the branches
prescribed are entitled to a Diploma.
ItlVEIl «CH KDIII.K.
OCEAN DIVISION. — Steamxhipa »ail from
Aimworth dock at 8 p.m. For San Pran< i»co :
Geo W, Elder sails October 4, ll, Jo and 2<) ;
Columbia sails October S, 14 and 13; State of
California sa Is October 8, T7 and 26.
Drug
Store
NEW AND SELECT STOCK
PATENT MEDICINES
DRUGGIST’S NOTIONS
A Fine Line of Jewelry.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
C. A
BAILEY,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF KXKCVTOR
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed by the County Court
of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County,
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
executor of the last will and testment of Mar­
OSBORRE MOWERS,
PORTLAND. ASTORIA AND THE COAST
shal K. Perrin deceased. All persons having
steamer R. R Thompaon leaves Portland
Buggies, Imy rhkeH, plow», mill other claims against said es ate are hereby requested
daily, except Sunday, al 8 p.m.. on Saturday
fgrin machinery.
You <au »ave
to present the same to me, properly verified
at 10 p.m Returning, leave Astoria daily, ex­
money by dealing witli me,
as by law required, at the bank of
E Thay­
cept Sunday, at a.m.
WIIXAMim IlIVKK ROUTE.
Special Price» on Buggies and Spring er at Tillamook City, Oregon, within six month*
PORTLAND AND SALEM.
from the date hereof.
Wagon».
Steamer Ruth, tor Salem and way point»
Dated this 15th day of September 1M9K.
C. A BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore.
leave» Portland Mondays, Wednesday» and Frl
II. F. G oomfbrd ,
d»y»at6an> Returning, leaves Salem Tues­
Executor of last will and testament of Mar­
day», Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 :>5 a.m.
NOTICE OF SALK.
shs! K. Perrin, deceased.
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE
intheClr uil Court of the Slate of Oregon
Steamer Modoc, for 1'ayton and wsy point*,
for
Tillamook
County.
leave. Portland Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat­
NOTICE OF BALK OF REAL PROPERTY.
urdays at 7 a m. Returning, leaves Dayton for
Viola D. feuyder and E A. Snyder
Portland and way point. Monday», Wednesdays
PlaintiflT«.
NOTICE IS HKRKHY GIVEN that, In pur­
v«
and Fridays at 7 a.m.
. .. .
suance of an order of the County Court of the
Steamer Almota leaves Riparia Monday»,
Lila Snyder, Stella Lvater, W. O.
State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah,
Wednesdays and Friday» at 145 a.m.. after ar-
Lyster: Clarence M< Kinley,
Freight
handled
with
diepatch
Fred Mt Kinley.Nettie McKin­
riv«l of train from Spokane and Portland.
duly made and entered on the 17th day of Hept-
Leave« Lewi«t<m. returning, Sunday«, TiMMaye
ley, and Henry McKb ley, min
and at lowest rates. Fruit de­
ernt>er, 1M98, I will proceed, on or after th« 25th
and Thursday« at o ».m.
or heira of C. T.. >»cKI ley B.
day of October, 1M9K, to sell at private sale, the
livered in good order
Steamer Ixwiatou leave« Riparia Sunday«,
Defendanta. ,
F. Pettygrove.
Tuesday« and Thuradaya at 145 ■ "‘'Li* 1
NOTICK IS HF.KKBY GIVEN that by virtue following described Real Property, belonging
arrival of train from Spokane and Fortland,
of a decree and order of «ale duly given, made, to lhe Estate of Fieiderlka Galiou, deceased, to-
leave« Lewiston Monday«, Wedneedaya and
rendered
and entered by the al>ove named court wit:
¿.turd.y..t 6»m w h Hr|u bvrt
in «aid cauae on the a6th day of August
Lots two<a), three (3), five (5), six (6) and seven
General Passenger Agent.
commanding t e undersigned, a duly appointed (7), In Block two (2) in the town of Garibaldi,
Every attention paid to wants and conveinces qualified and acting referee herein, to «ell lhe
V. A 8CHILMNG. Citj Ticket Agent.
Count«' of Tillamook. State of Oregon.
of passenger«.
rat clam table set.
Telephone (Main) 712,
following deectibed premiM-a, to-wit:
That hi pursuance to said Order, said sale
The South half of the Northwest quarter
E. R. MUBLRR,
and the Northweat quarter of the Southwrsl will be made for cash.
Administrator
of the Estate of Freiderika Gal-
quarter and the Southwest quarter of the North
MAIL SCHEDULE.
east quarter of Section aS, in Tp 3 S R 9 W of lou, Deceased. Rooms 41-42 Washington Bldg
the Willamette meridian In Oregon, excepting Portland, Oregon.
:©:• •
therefrom the mowing described premise« to-
T illamook and N orth Y amhill : —
wit:—Beginning at a point xi chain« west «nd
County Warranta Payable
I .eave N. Yamnill daily except Sunday R p m For further parihular» apply to
tH.y> chain« north of the one-fourth section
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
4 P m.
I eave Tillamook daily except Bauday 6pm A. W. BEADLE A Co.
corner between «ection« 27 and > m , in Tp .3 a R 9
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
1p.m.
Serie« E
W of the Willamette meridian «fore»awl, it be­
T illamook and H obson
No. 14 Cal. SL R. F. or to
ing the middle of the Neetueca river, thence No» 912, 1035, 949. MS, 1037,913,821,939,
L ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6 t » a m
South
»6.50
chains,
thence
w<*«t
40
chains:
Arrive liobaoi»« life
900am Truckee Lumber Co. Apts
thence South » chains: thence We»t 7 >5 chain« 938, 1021, 940, Ki, 943, 928, 1028, 711,
L ve Hobconellle, except Tuesday 10 o^ a m.
to the middle of »aid Nestuces river: thence 1042, 925, 924, 92«, 927, 1008, 997, 1007,
Arrive Tillamook
100 m
. ve Hobnouvllle Sunday«
...... 9 00am
following tie meandering« of said river op 98b 909, 1030, 1025, 965, 907, 814, 1038,
NOT ter. FOR PUBLICATION.
Arrives in Tillamook ............ —...........'loom
Land Offlo. at Oregon City Oregon Aug. rfth stream » 20 chains to the place of lieglnnirg
TM98. Notice is hereby given that the following ' and closing, containing sixty nine and one* 931, 932, 831, 832, 921, 957, 1009, 984,
^Lea* ™Til1amook Tuesdays, Thursday«,
named settler ha« filed notice of hia intention fourth acre«, more or le««. Leaving for sale 998, 938,;WM, 904, 989, 1041, 919, 981, 1000,
and Saturdays at
7 a. m.
stake final proof iu support of hi« claim an
Arrives Netarts
11 m. ths- said proof will t»e made before the <'e. I herein 9o 75 aerta. o* which properly the strove 1027, 1001, 1018, IfXKl, 981,982, 1012,
Jxates Netarts, same days,
l'.m. tier« ot Tillamook Co. at Tillamook, Ogn on named plaintiffs «nd defendant« are tenant« in
common, and to distribute the proceed« of «aid 1011,905, 908,91«, 918, 916, 09& 997,1810,
Arrives Tillamook by
6).m. Oct.» i*<*. vie
•ale pursuant to the direction« contained in
GKAND ItOND'.—
„ . |
RALPH W
9jf), 978, 820, 950, 1019, »88, 962. 963,
•aid decree:
Leaves Grand Round, dally eacepl “nnday
That the undersigned, referee aforesaid will 1017, »4«, 992, 1028,1032, 1014, »85. »53,
H
E
10654
for
the
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and
N
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at» P m., or 0« arrival al ni.itfrom McMinn- ,
offer for «ale and will «ell a public auction to f
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»60. 934, »64, 1078. »40, »6», 1008, 9?8,
’ Arrlvea .1 Tillamook at I AS
He name« the following witnesses to prove the highest and be«t bidder for cash all of the
pre mi < m * s »*for»- described, in one parcel, which »42,818, »2», »9», 958, 922, ÍP23, 1053,
Leave* Tillamook Dally *«*0
hiacontinaoaa
residence
upon
and
cultivation
•ale
will
tw
held
at
the
west
door
of
the
County
p m. or on arrival of mail from It. Yamkill,
Court House for Tillamook C ounty, Oregon, In 662 1046’ 1047, 1045. 1048, 1054, 1050,
of «aid land, vis
which usually 4jo
Tillamook City iu«e>d County, on the 5th day
Arrive* al Grand Rond, at >43-
P DHhadulford, Edward Plum, John Bumgar­
CkM C, Nu». 333,128.
of Nove iber IA9M, at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M
Poet Oklee hours. 1 jo A. M to *•“*
ner John N M simm all of Nestocton, Oregon. of said day.
W. 11. Cary, Co. Trek«.
Money Ord.r department Boa k. M. tuo P. M.
C hai B Mo>nna. Register
J..D.
KowAapa
referee.
j
Sun-tar 400 to S oo r M
COLUMBIA
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RIVEK RDMMBR »CHID
ULR DIVISION.
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Direct from S. F
Tillamook.
Best Accommodations and Cheapest Route
to ir fro« Tillamook.
Will pil from . about Mau
8tfj &nd every 10 day? after
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