Tillamook headlight., May 24, 1900, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT, ” MAY 24, 1900.
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SUMMER CLOTHING and Spring Goods
We have now in Stock a SDlendid a ^ZTT^ T
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Stock of Clothing is not m«/ioSS?rtJnent of Fashionably Made Gentlemen’s Clothing, suitable for Summer Wear.
If you want a
n 6 °*shoddy material.
You cannot buy Clothing cheaper in any of the large cities.
e uress Suit, or a Summer Suit, call in and inspect our clothing. It will pay you.
Our
Ladies^ and Gent's Shoes—all the Best Makes kept in Stock
Fashionable HATS, CAPS, and FURNISHING GOODS
,
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° F>Qir’
Fashionable, Well-made Shoes for Ease, Comfort end Wear, you must go to Cohn & Co.’s.
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POLITICAI, SNAP SHOTS
Taken from the Headlight
Pirate’s Kobje.
We have only the kindest of Christian
respect for Rev. R. Y. Blalock. But when
we published the announcements of the
prohibition convention and was the only
newspaper which gave publicity of Mr.
Woolley’s lecture in Tillamook, all of
which we did free of charge, we did not
eipect that the rev. gentleman would be
guilty of using such malicious falsehoods
about the editor, as he did at the meet­
ing last week. We will not even repeat
the remarks which some prohibitionists
have made in going round repudiating
and not wishing to lie held responsible
for Mr. Blalock's bad break.
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It appears from the report of the
bureau of statistics that for the nine
months which ended April 1, 1899,
2,317,174 gallons of spirituous liquors
were exported from this country ; during
the nine months which ended April 1,
1900, the export was 1,339,943 gallons
—a falling off of 997,24C gallons. In
view of this shrinkage of 40 per cent it
must be evident that if our army in the
Philippines, Porto Rico and Cuba is
devoting itself to the planting of saloons
it must get the spirits from some other
country than the United States.
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those
.. distressing
.
” time, and the
--- r- protpect
-•'I-'*».*. ' deuce and sound politics,
ot it being duplicated under another de-
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mocratic adninistration is enough to
What a pleasing sight it is to see the
give a business man the grip.
dairymen of Tillamook county receive
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from $40 to $60 a head for their cows in
Webster Davis, ex-assistant secretary comparison to that under a democratic
of the interior, who resigned bis position Í J administration when only half the above
in order to lecture in behalf of the Boers, amounts could be obtained.
has evidently found that vocation unre.
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munerative, as he has trekked westward
It is worth noting that the “Lincoln
and taken up a position on a political
republicans” bear as little resemblance to
kop in the Fifth Missouri district in |
hopes ofcapturing the republican nomi.I Lincoln as the “Jefferson democrats’’
bear to Jefferson. Each is advocating
nation for congressman. Mr. Davis doctrines those great presidents would
probably now regr.ts having given up a ; have repudiated.
lucrative position for an uncertainty.
J
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Campaign cigars may be plentiful in
We are reliably informed that a certain Oregon just now, but insure your life if
republican while in a drunken stupor was you are likely to smoke many of them.
heard to say that the whole republican The editor was confined to his home for
ticket was going to be defeated. Per­ nearly a week after smoking one.
haps he's been working to that end with
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others on the strict q.t., but the republi­
Every prohibitionist in Tillamook must
can party in Tillamook on the whole is now a admit
a nii i mat
that Woolley
wooney ’ s western trip
composed of too intelligent citizens to j is a money making scheme, and as to his
take much notice of inebriates, who gene­ lecture on prohibition it proved disap­
rally want to rule or ruin.
pointing.
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Are you going to vote to create a large
The Tillamook house wife ought to
mopje her husband out of his kobje if he army of unemployed in our large cities
votes for another dose of democratic ha id and thus bring about all the attending
times. If we had woman suffrage in misery and distress which this entails ?
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Oregon at this time, the women would
It’s strange how the delicate constitu-
not forget the experience they underwent
-....
..g, t’on
democratic party in Tillamook
economizing .....
in the
home and in making
old duds over when they should have had >untX can stand so much prosperity
new ones for themselves and their chil-
Democratic papers nre busy showing dren.
what an odious thing a surplus in the
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treasury is. As a rule men like to have a
There'» lot« of republicans in Tillamook
few dollars to jingle in their pockets for who are not saying much just now, but
which they do not have an immediate like the republican primaries and con­
and pressing demand, and it is just as vention when they vote they are going to
comfortable a situation for a nation votes straight and for a purpose. Any
What worries democracy is the fact that attempt to sacrific either of the republi­
it has never been ableto enjoy the luxury can candidates will be an unpardonable
except while the surplus turned over by offence in their eyes.
a republican administration lasted. De-
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mocratic administration has always
Our unterrified democratic friends have
meant a chronic state of treasury deficit.
been buzzing around of late, and it is
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stated they are counting how many un­
administration for a greater navy on
the ground that we are paying too much
or armor plate should consider whether
the delay occasioned by the construction
of our own armor plate factory would
not in the end prove costly economy.
This ever-recurring armor plate fight has
practically blocked the work of building
up the navy and strengthening the forti­
fications of our coasts. Nothing should
be allowed to stand in the way of that
great work. Those who love peace can­
not better strive to that end than to aid
in the construction of great fleets, for we
have proved to a startled world how
well we know how to man and move
them in war. There is not a partisan so
biased or a man with pride so dull who
would not sacrifice much to place Amer­
ica on equal terms with any nation on
the globe in the matter of ships and
farms as we are now in every other way.
We cannot console ourselves with the be-
lief that we have navy enough as long
as there is a single power in the world
who has a greater one. There is no war­
like or martial spirit in this sentiment
for an increased navy and army. The
most devoted lover of peace has aban­
doned the fanatical notions of disarma­
ment and a supreme reliance in arbi­
tration.
If we want a permanent,
healthy peace we must be well prepared
for war and even fight for it when dip­
lomacy fails to preserve it.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3. 1878 —N otice for
P ublic a a ion .
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
March 22nd, i < joo .
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Juue 3, 1K78. tin tit let! ‘An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, O egon.
Nevada and Washington Territory, ’ as extended
to h 1 I the Public Land States by act of August 4,
1892,
CHRISTIAN ZIMMERMAN,
Of North Yamhill, county of Yamhill, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
state cent No 5168, for the purchase of the Ne
of Section No. 32, in Township 2 B, Range No.
7 W, and w 1 offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
ou Wednesday, the 2oth day of June, 1900. He
names as witnesses :
William E Merritt, Ostrum P. Merritt, Curtis
Jones and William S. Jones, of North Yamhill,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above desert ed lands are requested to file heir
claims in this office on or before said 20th day of
June, I900.
C hars . B. M oores , Register.
ß
L. EDDY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
T illamook , O regon .
yy 11.
cooper ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OREOON.
TILLAMOOK,
rp
H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Opposite Court House,
T illamook , O rkoon .
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Q LA UDE THAYER,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has tiled his final account in the matter of the
Estate of JOSIAH BIGGS, deceased, and that
by order of the County Court, for Tillamook
County, Oregon, made and entered on record
May 8th, looo, the same will be heard and deter­
mined at the hour of 10 o'clock a.in , July 3rd,
19oo, at the Court House, in said county, and all
persons having objections to such final account
a4id the settlement thereof, ate hereby required
to present them on or before said date.
Dated May 9tli, 19oo.
JOHN A. BIGGS,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Josiah Biggs, deceased.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T illamook , O regon .
(J. J. DALY,
ÍOSCAK HAYTEK.
£)ALY & HAYTER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NOTICK OF ADMINIHATtATOlUN SALK.
D allas . O regon .
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale made and entered by the County
Court of Tillamook County, State of Oregon, on
the 8th day of May, 1900, in the matter of the
estate of EDWARD 8KNKE. deceased, the
Administrator of said estate will sell at private
sale subject to confirmation bv said Court, all of
the following described real property, to wit :
Ixits 5, 6, 7 and 12, in Section it, Township 3
South, of Range Io West of Willamette Meri-
diency, in Tillamook County, Oregon. The
termsofaaid sale shall be for cash, and that
from and after the 6th day of June. 19oo, the
administrator will proceed to sell all the real
property described herein and belonging to suid
estate at private sale.
OTTO WALTHER,
Administrator of the estate of Edward
Senke, deceased.
Dated this 10th day of May, I900.
ROBERT A, MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
and wct weather.
O regon C itv , O regon .
HEADUGHT
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lannl Title« mid Land Office Business a
There are no idle men in Tillamook—
and
Specialty.
with the exception of a few loafers who WEEKLY OREGONIAN
have been raised that way—thanks to a
One Year for >2.25
IJAMK8 McCAIN,
republican administration.
J A. W. SEVERANCE
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TWO LIVE PAPERS«,
J^cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
Tillamook dairymen are receiving good
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The regular subscription price of
Land Oftice at Oregon City, Ore.,
prices for their butter fat, and it is not
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
April 2iat, 1900.
THE HEADLIGHT is $1.50, nnd
likely that they will be inclined to vote
Notice is hereby given that the following
T illamook . O regon .
the regular subscription price of named settler has filed notice of his intention
for less money for their product.
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
the
Weekly
Oregonian
is
$1.50.
that
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
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of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Oi.,
Any one subscribing for THE Clerk
on June 18th, I900. viz :
The citizens who intend voting any
AVID WILEY, M IL,
JOHN R
HARTER,
HEADLIGHT and paying one
other ticket but the republican might
H.E. No. 1I750 f r the |jw
10, tp. 2 N, R.
year in advance can get both for 8 W
PHYSICIAN, 8UBGEON AND
save themselves shoe leather by remain­
He nainea the fo lowing witnesses to prove
$2.25.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ACCOUCHEUR.
ing at home on election day.
of said land, viz:
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David W. Rhodes, Isaac II. Moore and Jasper
All call promptly attended to.
N Lesley, oi Balm, Or. ; Wesley G. Day. of Bay
If you want to get it in the neck, vote
City, Ur.
T illamook , O regon .
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will
bring
the democratic ticket, for it
you plenty of hard times.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dr. J. W. Vogel,
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore ,
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May 12th, 1900.
S
pecialist
for
R ekratction and
Notice is hereby given that the f Bowing
Vote a straight republican ticket and
D efects of the E ve .
General Banking and Exchange busi­ named settler has filed notice of his intention
knock the hard times stuffin’ out of the
to make final proof in support of tiisdaini. and
ness interest paid on time deposits.
that said proof will be made before the County
Will visit TILLAMOOK every three
democratic band wagon.
Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Oregon,
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­ on June 281 d 1900, viz :
months.
How's this for expansion ? Last year terrified noses the different wire-pullers
the exports of American farm products can count upon securing by working the
and manufactures to Cuba, Porto Pico, "influence" racket. Up to the present it
the Hawaiian, Philippine and Samoan is found they haven't enough democratic
islands increased by more than 100 per nasals.
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cent. Besides this, nearly $6,000,000
Admiral Dewey has got to the point
worth of American flour went to the
Orient last year, an increase of $2,000,- where he requires rest from the arduous
000 since 1898, most of it for China, duties devolving upon him during his
Japan and Asiatic Russia. Uncle Sam tour, although hi» presidential boom is ,
J ames wii fy
has two good stepping stones to Oriental only a few weeks old. What would he
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries H E 11738, for the* E H of F.\, Sec. 8, T 2 N, R
The Monroe Doctrine.
8 W.
trade, one at Honolulu and the other at do if he were making a four-year con-
He names the following witnesses to prove
tinuous campaign for the presidential
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Manila.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Within the past few month« much has
of
said land, viz :
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nomination ?
William M. Milla, of Hobnonville Or ; John R.
I been said about the Monroe doctrine, its
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Harter, of Balm, Or.; Isaac H. Moore, of Halin,
If you vote the popocrat ticket you vote
Or.; Westley G Day, of Bay City, Or.
It is expected that 400 special officer», possibilities, and danger to the peace of
to defeat the improvements to Tillamook
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the American nation. Secretary of War
in
addition
to
the
regular
police
force
of
bays and harbors and the industrial de­
Root recently sounded the first official
NOTICE FOR PUSUCATIOM.
velopment of the county. Can you afford , Kansas City, will be required to keep note of warning when he practically ad­
12,939,
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.
April i6th. 1900.
to do that if you are a dairyman or a the democratic national convention in mitted that if tne historic policy of the
Notice
is
hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
shipper of any kind, or even a property i order. In addition to this fifty doctor» United States, "America for Americans,"
to make fi al proof in support of his claim,
owner ? Well, then, don't let the demo- j will bein attendance to render assistance is to I k adhered to strictly in the future,
and that said proof will l»e made before the
County Ckrk of Tillain<»ok Co., at Tillamook,
crats or prohibitionists hoodoo you for in emergency cases. Democracy evident­ we shall have to fight for it soon or late
Oregon, on May 26th. 1900, viz.
II MOORK,
the pnrposeofsecuring votes. Thedemo- ly is preparing for a lively Fourth.
On Friday Senator Lodge of Massachu­ Will Stand at Tillamook H.E. No. 11735, ISAAC
for the W of E
Bcc. 7, Tp 2
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crats can't make any promises for gov­
City during the Sea­
N R. M W
setts, one of the greatest intellects in this
He names the following witnesses to prove
ernment improvements, and even if they
We wish to state that the nominees on country, practically confirmed the war
son Of 1900.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, v z
did they would never be carried out.
the republican ticket are in no wav con­ secretary's view, when addressing the
David W. Rhodes, John R. Harter. Jasper N.
nected with taxeaters and their asso­ senate in the interest of a greater navy. Breeding to Duke of Portland has passed I^sley and William H Easom, of Balm. Or.
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ciates, but have proved themselves to be
When England was driven out of Vene­ the experimental period. His colts are
It is lieginning to dawn upon the pop­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
a
clean,
reliable
and
honest
lot
of
county
in
evidence.
Do
not
take
chances
by
zuela
foreign
eyes
were
opened
to
the
fact
ulists that their candidate for the vice
Land office at Oregon City, Or.
official». That is the reason why the that the Monroe doctrine was not a breeding to any other horse until J OU
April 21ft, I900.
presidency is nothing but a decoy duck.
Notice ix hereby given that the following
Headlight ask that every Tiilamooker myth. Foreigners learned then that it
have inspected them.
named settler has filed notice of bin intention
They voted down the proposition to
to make final proof in support of hi« claim, and
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was no longer a theory, but a condition,
leave the place vacant oil the ticket and vote for them.
that »aid proof will I m * made before the Clerk of
PEDIGREE.
which to those who had cast covetous
I Tillanxxjk <<>., at Tillamook, Or., on June Nth,
demanded a candidate of their own.
Do VOU want to »ee a continuation of
12.939. Duke of Portland (6) bh foal­ 19OU, vic
eyes across the Caribbean and beyond
They now realize that they have been
JOHN T. MOON,
plenty of employment for the working
ed 18K8 ; by William L., 4244, dam H E No 11 »4 for the Nw % Bee x>, Tp. 3 H.
the
Andes
meant
the
death
of
their
outgeneraled and have fallen into a trap classes at good wages ? Then vote the
Miss Leggett, by Mambrino Star. 585 ; I RnW.
names the following witnesses to prove
fondest hopes of aggrandizement.
*et for them. When the democrats re­
gd. Lady Simmon«,by Volunteer, 55 ggd : his He continuous
resident.’upon and cultivation
republican ticket, for it was that party
The question of the wisdom ofthe Mon Julia, by Sir Henry, 285. Bred by Wm. of said land, vfx
tuse to nominate Towne he is expected
which changed the condition of the coun­
Mau'ii« Curl and George Smith, of Blaine,
L.
Simmons.
Lexington,
Ky.
roe
doctrine
is
an
open
one.
Many
stu-
to pull off and leave the ticket just as try from industrial depression to in­
Robert O. Richards, of Heaver, Or.; Amoe
Duke of Portland is n half brother to j Or.;
W. Quick, of Tillamook. Or
dents of international law. procedure and
the democratic thimblerigger« proposed
the celebrated stallion Axtell, who made
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dustrial activity and prosperity.
precedent, declarethat it is whollvunten- a record of 2:12 at three years of age,
to have it.
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able and cannot be maintained in the | and subsequently sold for the enormous T imkkh L amo , A ct Jt-yx 3, 1878.—Noricn for
P ublication .
Emperor William will not be frightened light of reason. But that question is sum of $105,000.
Say, wasn't it tarnation hard to make
United 8 ate« I.a nd Office,
Dnke of Portland was shipped from
up your taxes in Tillamook county under by the talk of war between Germany and not pertinent in view of the fact that the
Oregon f’itjr, Oregon,
Kentucky to the coast by Congressman
_
May arid 1900
democratic hard times ?* You bet, and a the United States, which has been in- United States is committed irrevocably Tongue and Van B. De Laahmott, and
Notice in hereby given that In compliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of Congress of
jected
into
the
debate
on
the
naval
bill.
to
it.
It
is
a
part
of
our
foreign
policy
while
owned
by
them
and
in
training
great number of people who had valua­
June 3, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of
ble property all over the country had to He has played the same game himself to and is entwined around the very life of has rej»eatedly been driven at a 2:20 gait. timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
As a sire Duke of Portland has no super, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex-
dispose of it at a sacrific. or it was sold get pet measure» through the German the republic. It i» in no «ense a party ior. Hi« colts arc good sized, well form­ tended to ail the Public Land States by act of
August 4,
measure
and
could
never
become
one,
at sheriff's sale, and all on account of legislative body.
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ed and speedv.
CHAS E DONALDfiON,
but belongs to all of the people, since for
F. C. SKOMI’,' Manager
Of Ti lamook, county of Tillamook, state of
industrial depression and money strin­
Oregon,
has
this day file«! In this office his
Our country'» »ale» of agricultural pro­ seventy-five years they have approved
gency brought about by the democratic
sworn statement No 5I9I, for the purchase
NOTICE
or
riMAI.
«ETTLEWENT.
duct»
abroad
during
the
last
three
year»
of
the
lx>t
No.
2 of Sec No. 23, In I own
and
maintained
it.
They
could
never
Party. Oh, yes, vote ths democratic
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11 ship Nc I M, Range No 9 W. and will
ticket if you want another dose of hard were $500.000.000 in excess of that re­ surrender it except by the sword There­ Notice 1« hereby given that the undersfxned. offer proof to show that the land sought
corded for 1894. 1895 and 1896 Ye», fore. when soch conservative, thought­ executor of the last will and testament of is more valuable for its timber or atone than lor
times.
JOSEPH M TEKWILUOF.K
b«k agricultural uurj-osrs and to eatabliah Ina
the American market is certainly ex. ful statesmen as Root and Lodge see in filed I11 the County Court of th* Htatr o Oregon, clNttu to said land bCKN’t the Rr-glster and It*
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for Tiliainook «o'lntk bis final serount
h tri ver of thia office at Oregon < it y. Oregon, on
times
most
the
world'«
affairs
a
probability
that
During democratic hard
executor, and that Tuesday. th* third «lay of Monday, the 3oth day of July, 1900. He
panding."
m w »
name« as witnesses
J
11
-y,
1900
at
the
hour
of
ten
•
’
clock
a.m
baa
some foreign power will dare to over,
every business man knew how hard it
fixed by Mid court aa the tim»- for bear
William Illingworth. George Himes John
Do VOU want a continuance of pro», ride it the time to turn our especial at­ been
nig of object one to »aid Mxouut and the settle­ Harter and Morriaoo Mills, of Tiilamoolc OtS
was to sell goods and doubly so when
ment
thereof.
Any and all oersona claiming adversely the
Dated May 3rd.
endeavoring to make collections. Many perity in Tillamook county ? Then vote tention to our army and navy is come.
at»*/v»-deacrlbe<f lands are reqnaaled to file their
for the re-election of Congressman Ton­ Those members of congress who are
LLOYD CATHCART AMTTW,
claim* In thia office on or before said 3(Mh day
a business man passed through a busi­
Executor last will and teatament of of July, 19Oo.
gue Dr. W. Tyler Smith and Mr. B L. threatening the defeat of the plans of the
Joseph M. Terwilliger, de< tated. j
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ness crisis, or went broke, which they
srill not soon forget, but a retrospect o Eddy, for that will be good business pro-
OF
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P ortland ... O regon .
O ffice : 132 F irst S treet .
R esidence : 529 B ukhman S treet .
DUKE OF PORTLAND,
Standard Bred Stallion,
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IIKAI.KR
IN
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larui niseliiiieiy.
You <au save
luiiiiey by dealing with me,
Special Price« on Buggies and Spring
Wagons.
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
EDGAR LATIMER,
BARBER AMD HAIRDRESSER.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
Electric Halbs nicely flitted up. flood for
persons suffering with rheumatism,
Building next door to the Post Office
CHAS.
’
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Barbei1
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING,
Hot and Cold Baths
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and Lancashire Fire Insurance
I
Companies.