Tillamook headlight., April 30, 1903, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 30. 1903
WASHINGTON
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
TILLAMCOK
COUNTY BAN;
city. It shows a lack of enterprise when The H eadlight has no preference whe­
lumber schooners have to beat about ther the mail leaves .North Yamhill in the
Shoes for (Den & Boys. outside for days for the want of a tow. morning or the evening, other that this,
(INCORPORATED),
.No wonder that the captains sail away *f the bulk of the mail for Tillamook
Nobby and up-to-date.
TILLAMOOK
in
disgust
and
get
cargos
at
other
ports.
leaves
Portland
on
the
evening
train,
They are reliable in every respect.
Spruce
Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. We have stated the business men have the then it should be brought through by the
PAID UP CAPITAL, UOß
situation in their own hands, and it is up present contractors on time and no
For sale by
Cheese and
Boxes
to them whether they want to alter pre­ change allowed. If, on the other hand,
A GENERAL BANK.
Minus & FINUEY.
vious conditions and make it possible the bulk of the mail leaves Portland
BUSINESS.
for mill men to ship their lumber and the in the morning, let the present contrac­
lumber schooners to get in. The Pacific tors do as pievious contractors did,
Editorial Snap Shots
Directors
M. W. H akhison , |
DELIVERED.
mill would never have closed down and bring the mail through in one day.
C ihtim , B. !.. Hour.
Who is the hoodoo ?
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the machinery taken away had there
Cashier ;—M. W. H ahrisox
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It is reported that where condensed
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
been a tug boat here. Machinery will be
Who's the next do join the exodus ?
I,il>ernl Friers Paid for gilt e<lg<.
be put in again, as soon as the tow boat milk factories have started up they have
ties of all kinds.
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question is settled, and settled right for had a tendency to freeze out cheese fac­
Good ! After an exceedingly hard and
tories
and
creameries,
and
the
reason
for
the interest of and by the business men
NOTICK TO CREDITOR!
trying travail the $2000 has been raised
this isgiven that condensed milk factories
of Tillamook Citv.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
to bore for oil.
can afford to pav more for milk. Would
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dersigned bar been duly appointed
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County Court of the State of Orq
What will Binger Hermann’s plurality it have that effect should one be started
As there appears to be little or no in­
Tillamook County, executrix of the 1,
The county, when in Tillamook ? Hardly, for this reason :
and testament of JAMES TONE, de
terest taken in the Tillamook athletic be in Tillamook ?
All persons having CLAIMS agai»
club, wouldn't it be an act of charity to there is no factional fight, is republican Take Mr. P. McIntosh's factories for a
ESTATE of said deceased are hereby r>
to present the same to me proiierly
two to one. Thi« should give Mr. Her criterion, and we find that his patrons
kill it off and bury it decently ?
as by law required, at the office u •
tniitin at least 350 votes to spare from received last year on an average $1.15 to
Eddy, Attorney-at-Law, at Tillamou
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Oregon, within six months from thi
Representative B. L. Eddy is to go on Tillamook, for he appears to be equally $1.20 per hundred pounds for milk and
30th, 1903.
ANNS TONE,
the stump for Binger Hermann, at the as popular as the late Tlioa. H. Tongue, about 27 cents per pound for butter fat.
Bxecutrix last will and testa»
solicitation of that gentleman. Tilla­ whose plurality at the last election in From those figures it is plain to see that
James Tone, deceased.
mook county not only secured the nomi. this county was 366, and in the district the dairymen are receiving a good price
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—X ctj 1
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residents.
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tion of Binger, but it'sgoing to help elect 7372. It is hardly fair to take the vote for their milk and it is a question whe­
United State« Land Office,
for governor, for that is no criterion to ther a condensed milk factory would be
him.
Oregon City, O egob,
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April 381 £
by, when Furnish’s plurality in the dis­ able to pay more for milk in this county.
Notice
is
hereby
given that in com.
Every boat takes out passengers who trict was only 1123. But our friends the Practical working alone would demon­
with the provisions of the act of Co»» •
fare looking for pastures new, and at a unterrified are consoling themselves up strate that, but it takes a big “wad” of
June 3rd. 1878, entitled “An act for rhe, ‘
timber lands in ’ lie States of California <■
time when Tillamook is covered with a the wrong tree if they imagine for one money to operate a large condensed milk
Nevada and Waaliiugton Territory," , 1
tended to all the Public Laud Stabs b) i
green verdure and the weather condi­ moment thev have only Furnish’s plura­ factory. One thing is certain, the dairy­
OUR STOCK OF
August 4. 1892»
tions this summer will he superb com lity to overcome, although they may be men have no cause to complain of the
EDNA D. TIMMS.
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, &<■
pared with the heat and drought of right in their idea that Reames is a good great demand for milk at all the factories
Oregon, has thia day filed in this oft
sworn statement No. 609a. for the purci
other places.
campaigneer and vote getter. In the in Tillamook and the price they receive
the Ne L N w
N % Ne J4 sec. 1» ; Nw
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o sec. No. 17. in tp. 1 North, Range c
for
it,
but
if
a
condensed
milk
factory
can
opinion
of
the
H
eadlioht
,
it
is
only
the
Mr. P. McIntosh expects to manufac-
and will offer proof to «bow that th
sought is more valuable for its timber«
ture 1,000,000 pounds of cheese this size of Hermann’s majority over Reames afford to pav still more for milk no one
than for agriculturol purposes, and toea
her claim to said land before the Regisii
season. Is there another individual man­ that is in doubt, and this will greatly de­ will object to seeing one established in
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Orej
Tillamook.
pend
upon
what
amount
of
enthusiasm
ufacturer of cheese in Oregon who will
Friday, the 17th day of July, 190a
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ETC., THE MOST COMPLETE names as witnesses :
come anywhere near those figures ? And can be brought into play to get republi­
Samuel G. Reed, John Stewarc of Po-
Some of our citizens appear to be a lit­
it will be cheese bearing the well-known cans to go to the polls.
Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay City, On
IN TILLAMOOK.
tle sceptial and poopoo at the idea of
Emma B. Timins,. Portland, Oregon.
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Tillamook brand and all first grade.
Any and all persons claiming advent
Mr Binger Hermann has replied to the ever finding oil in Tillamook, and even
above described lands are requested to fib
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claims in this office On or before said I71
going
so
far
as
to
ridicule
the
proposi
­
letter
sent
him
regarding
an
appropria.
Tht; Tillamook Lumber Co. is dumping
We are Headquarters for FARM of July, 1903.
C has . B. M oorf . s , Regi
its slab wood on the lots at the back of tion of $500,000 in the next river and tion. Butthat is characteristic of Tilla­
IMPLEMENTS,
CREAMERY and
B. C. Lamb’s residence, and by the wav harbor bill for the improvement of Tilla­ mook people, some of whom are foolish
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otici
DAIRY
SUPPLIES,
Steel
Ranges,
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it is piling up the fuel question for this mook bar. He pledges himself to do all enough to think they can beat a man at
United States Land Office,
Cook Stoves, and Heating Stoves.
Oregon City, Oregon,
summer and next winter is not likely to in his power to secure that improvement his own game trying to buck a slot ma­
April 2oth, 1
cause much worry to those who had to and the necessary money. This is what chine, a game of 21, or any other gamb­
If you want anything in the HARDWARE LINE call us up.
Notice is hereby given that in coinpi •
Mr.
Hermann
writes
:
ling
device
where
the
percentage
is
up
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of ('ongrt ,
pay $5 a cord last winter for wood, for
Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the '
“Regarding the proposed $500,000 ap­ against the player. But that is not here
of timber lands in the States of Califc
slab wood will knock the bottom out ol
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri tor TI
propriation for the improvement of Tilla­ nor there. Those who have subscribed
those figures.
extended to all the Public Land States by t
mook bar, most assuredly and decidedly to the oil proposition have done so in a
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August 4, 1892,
H.
EMMA B TIMMS,
Most everybody who comes to Tilla­ I can say to you that such an improve­ spirit of enterprise and to ascertain whe­
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, SU
C.
mook looking for a place to locate say ment in my judgment is a necessity for ther we have oil or coal hidden away in
Oregon, has this day filedin this office hers
statement No. 609I, for the purchaa
land is held too high in this county. No the present and more than all for the the bowels of the earth, Even the most
C.
the Sw % of Ne«, W U Se %. Se
<»f Sw
eec. 7, tp. No. I North, Range No. 9 West,
doubt this is true, but as those who own rapidly advancing commerce. Secondly, sceptical are curious to know this, yet
H.
will offer proof to show that the land soug
most of the cleared land know its value I wish to say further that such improve­ all the encouragement they give is to
more valuable for its timber or stone
Cn
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
J: P. ALLEN,
and are derivinga comfortable livelihood ment is also practical in view of the sneer and ridicule. But supposing noth,
claim to said land before the Register • Tod<
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
Ort
from it, they do not propose to sell until natural conditions which exist at that ing is found and it ends up in a financial
Proprietor.
on Friday, the i7th day of July, 1903.
Fa
they get their price. So what are you particular bar. Years ago when I was loss, as it may do, we do not think that
names as witnesses :
First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate.
Samuel G. Reed, of Portland, Oregon ; i B. L
going to do about it ?
in Congress I examined the Tillamook those who have subscribed w’ill grieve at
Parker, Bay City, Oregon ; John Stewart,!
1). Timms, of Portland, Oregon
Ml
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entrance and found a dangerous condi­ the loss of their money. They want to
Any and all persons claiming adverse!; s
.
"Rarrah for Kearnes !*’ was the post­ tion on the South side, but which, if pro­ know, as those who have property in­
above-described lands are requested to file *rora
Standing in Mount Hope cemetery at
claims in this office on or before said 17th
„
script on a postal card we received from tected by a modern jetty system, would terests in Tillamook are exceedingly
of July, 1903.
one of the unterrified pencil pushers this in conjunction with the superior natural anxious to know’, whether we have oil, Logansport, Ind., is one of the queerest
C has . B. M oores , Regia c;tv
week. Because the democrats succeeded wall on the north, afford such a confined coal or other treasures hid away in the monuments ever erected to the memory HOUSEHOLD MOVERS T imrer L and , A ct J unk 3, I878.—N otice jaJ
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in electing Chamberlain they imagine current of the outward flow as to carry earth w hich can be developed, therefore of any individual. It is over the grave of
United States Land Office,
¿eifer
AND DRAYMEN.
they are going to elect Reames. Not for every deposit far outward and beyond it looks exceedingly out of place to hear William H. Reighter. The statue part
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
4
April 2oth, 1«
Be
one moment would we deprive them of the present bar. With a comparatively some of our citizens ridicule the whole of the monument represents Mr. Reighter
Notice is hereby given that in compli
their short-lived hopes, for they are cer small assistance on the part of the gov- proposition of boring for oil. That is not as he was attired when stricken with j Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with us. with the provisions of the act of Cougra city
June 3rd,
3rd, I878, entitled “An act for the sa
tainlv entitled to that, even if they have ernment in aid of the north side, both a spirit of enterprise, development and heart disease. Mr. Reighter was a ditch j Our Delivery wagon delivers to country tiaa>iAVB
J.
timber lands
a<aaa«ao aaa
in the
laat States
fcen v of
■ R-O
California,
■ 11OI111 a , Urei
Qfei
or
ci
tv.
Nevada
mid Washington Territory," a» city
contractor,
and
prominent
in
his
i
to join in the chorus, “Rarrah, for Her­ sides would be so safe guarded as to expansion, but the croakings of the real,
tended to all the Public Land States by ac
locality. It was on a rainy day that |
August 4th, 1892.
mann !’’ when the voles are counted.
A.
drive the currents with such scouring genuine Tillamook mossbacks, who do
CLARA STEWART,
death came, and he was well prepared i
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Of Portland, county of Multnomah, s city
force that no obstacles could remain to not want to see this county developed.
of Oregon, has thia day filed in this office
A conference was held last week to
for the weather. He was wearing a 1
impede navigation.
With such views
W
sworn statement No. 6088, for the purclia,
bring the Methodist, t’ongregationalist
broad-brimmed hat, a mackintosh over I
the K % Nw »4, Sw
Ne
Nw '4 Se i
Real Estate Transfers.
based upon personal visits and examina­
bale
section
No.
17,
in
Tp.
No.
1
North,
Ran,
and the United Brethren into one denom­
his suit of clothes and his trouser legs |
W, and will offer proof to show that the i
tion, I should most heartily favor and Furnished by II. T. Botts, Abstracter.
L.
POES ALL KINDS OF
were in his rubber boots. The members |
ination. It was no doubt an easy matter
sought is more ’.aluable for its timber or s.
support and labor for the utmost aid Transfers from April 20, to April 27.
than for agricultural purposes, and to estah city
to discuss it, but the ^rucial point which
of the family, wishing to remember him
her
claim
to
said
land
before
the
Register!
which the general government could be
Joseph Angelo to William Batterson. as he looked when last he badc them WATCH, CLOCK AND Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Orej
B<
is sure to cause misgivings is when either
induced to extend.’’
on Friday, the l;th day of July, 1803. :
Lot 3, block 6, Tohl's addition to good-bye. employed a man about the I
W.l
of these denominations have to put their
as witnesses :
JEWELRY REPAIRING names
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Nehalem City. $90.00.
John Stewart, Samuel G. Reed of Portia
religious prejudices aside and conform to
W
Captain P. Schrader showed the right Geo. W. Kiger and wife to Jennie Perry. same size and build as Mr. Reighter to '
Oregon; I.ein Parker, of Bay ( itv, Oreg
In first class style.
Emma Timms, of Portland, Oregon
some new creed. That will be the stick, kind of spirit and the right kind’ of enter­
the i
That part of Ne, Sw, and Sw, Sw, have his photograph then in the clothes 1
Any and all persons claiming advers.Iy
ing point, for religious prejudice is so prise when he subscribed
14, 1 N, 10. lying between county last worn by the deceased, and when lie |
above described lands Hre requested to:
$300 to.
M
their claim» in this office on or before 1
road ami Miami river. $800.00.
deeply rooted in some people that they wards the expense of boring for oil, and
Engraving a specialty.
had carried out the idea they replaced i
17th day of July, 1903.
Oro
C has . B. M oores , Registe
see no Christianity or Godliness in any he did so most readily, w ithout inquiring John Sheets and wife to Roman Catholic the head on the photograph with the i
W
Archbishop.
acres in W % Ne,
other creed or denomination but their much into the merits of the proposition,
head of a likeness of .Mr. Reighter. This
T imber L an », A ct J une j , 1S7S.—N otic , »
Ke 5, 2 S, 9. $100.00
the
I UBLICATX0N.
own.
leaving that to the citizens who are tak. Claud Thayer and wife to Julia A Mape«. picture was sent to a sculptor in Italy, '
United States Land Office,
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Oregon City, Oregon
Deed to 30 acres in secs 25 & 36 tp with the request that a lifesize statue be
The movement for the promotion of ing ail interest in the matter. That was
April >oth,M
Rivi
1 S, 10. Correction of former deed. made from it in Italian marble. The .
a
good
starter,
and
whenever
any
other
Notice in hereby given that in complii-
good roads is making steady progress
$1.00.
with the provisions of the act of Congrea
M
statue is true to life. It co§t $5,000.
other
proposition
comes
up
to
help
along
lune 3, 1878, entitled "An act fur the sal)
and there is good reason to think that
C. S Wellsand wife to T. H. Goyne.
timber land* in the taU sofCalifornia (hep
37S acres iu Ne, Ne, 18, 2 S, 9.
within the next few years we shall wit anything of an industrial nature to bene­
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” ms
$¡200.
tenpcdtoall the Public Land htatesby»
ncss a development in this direction fit Tillamook county we hope the spirit
August 4, 18o2,
W.
Fox
and
wife
to
N.
A.
Harris.
10
and
the
pace
set
by
Captain
Schrader
will
A.
JOHN STEWART,
that will be of immense benefit to the
acres in secs 25 & 36, 1 S, 10. Ladies’ Shoes.
Ot Portland, county of Multnomah, State
country. The legislature of Pennsylvania be followed by tlioso who are financially
Oregon, has thi« day filed in tin«, officeb
$400.00
Embrace every feature of style, grace ,
sworn statement No. 6o89, for the purch««
has just passed a bill that appropriates able to do so. Then Tillamook City will U. S. A. to Elias West. Patent. Lots 5
the W % of W J^'of Sec. 8 in tp. I N. Rang«9*
beauty and durability. They wear well,
$6,500 000, for road
improvement become a real live town for business. But
and will offer proof to show that the I»*
& 6 sec 19 & N
Sw sec 20, 2 S. 10. look well.
sought is il ore valuable for itpjaub. r or
thioughout the state for the next six as long as there is a disposition to hold U. S. A. to Frank Barton.
Price from $1.50 to $3.50.
Patent. S
than for agricultural )>urpoNedMpi to esttbto
his claim to said land before"ffie Register w
% Sw & Sw, Se sec 12 & Nw, Ne.
years and it is not difficult to understand back and give no moral nor financial aid
For sale by
Receiver of this office at. Oregon City, Oref»
to
those
who
want
to
experiment
for
the
sec
13,
3
N,
6.
w hat this will result in for the farmers
on Friday the 17th day of Jul}, I903. B-
MIUUS A FlNLtEY
names as witnesses :
of that state, as well as for the thou­ purpose of ascertaining whether oil can Eva Curtiss to J. W. and J. Henry Coch­
Lem Parker, of Bay City, Oregon Samuel
ran.
Nw
13,
3
N,
6
$1060.00.
Reed. Emm< Timms. Clara Stewart, of Por
sands of people who will be given em­ be found or starting up some new indus­
Olivei L. Curtiss to J. W. and J. Henn
land, Oregon.
try,
it
will
be
a
long
time
before
condi
­
ployment iti the building of the roads.
Anyandall persons c aiming adversely fr
Cochran. Lots 4 & 5 sec 13 & E,
tions will change for the better. Let the
above-described lands are requested to file tto
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Se see 14, 3 N, 6. $1060,00.
claims in this office on*or before said 17thdi
•pirit
which
prompted
Capt.
Schrader
’
s
The business men of Tillamook City
ot July. 1903.
Henry Tolil to John Ek. Lot 1 block 5
C has . B. M oores , R-filter
have the tug boat question in their own libera) offer permeate the whole city, for
Tohl’s addition to Nehalem. $t5.oo
hands if thev would only get together it is a long time since we have heard of U. 8. Land Office to Peter M. Johnson.
T imber L and , A ct J unr 3, i878._Norici *
TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE.
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Receipt. S, S Sw sec 14 & E, 4 Se
and'pull together for the interest of the anyone putting up money for an indus­
United States I>and Office,
sec 15, 2 N, 7.
trial enterprise where they were not in­
Oregon City, Oregon,
G entlemen
Apr 1 20th. tool
directly or directly concerned. It does us Edward Morin and wife Guy C. Vaugn.
Notice is hereby given that in cornpiiwe’
Thanking you for
26.78 acres in secs 7 & 8 tp 2 S R 9
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of Congre»«
good to know that Captain Schrader is
past favors, I beg
June 3, I878, entitled “An act for the wlG
the first to break the ice.
to say that I have
timber lands in the State« of California, on
Peter M. Johnson to C. E. Hadley.
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,”*
moved into mv
S,
Sw sec 14 & E,
Se sec 15, 2
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extended to all the Public Laud Slatesty*
new store next to
N, 7. $ t 6 oo .
of
Ai gust 4, 189s,
We fail to see why the mail schedule on
on
C. Ben Riesland's.
_ t
SAMUEL G REED
On Stock ¡9 easily gotten rid
the North Yamhill Tillamook route has Three mortgages filed securing $1025.00.
Of Portland, county of Multnomah. Stat* *
11 you wish to
1
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
to
of bv using Clough's Car­
to lie changed once every so often. It
see ail the choice
>worn statement No. 6090, for the purch«*^
line
ot
Suiting
and
the
E
’
<
of
E
of
section
No.
7,
in
tp
1
N.
R«
’
K
bolic Compound It docs
used to be that the mail that left Port­
No 9 West, and will offer proof to sht*
up-to-date Pant-
llOt nnt.ite the skin, n.n nt.ikc
land and North Yamhill in the morning
that the laud sought is more valuable to
tint's to choose from kindly give me a
its timber or stone than for agricultural ptf
{the hair come off, or injure the
arrived in this city the s.ame night. Then
Poses, and to establish his claim to said W
rail. All Suits cut and made in the shop
stock in nny wav and kills all
before the Register and Receiver of this
it was changed to leave North Yamhill
at Tillamook.
Oregon City, Oregon, on Frida v the i;th to
! • kind ot Lice and Gnats by one or
in the evening after the arrival ot the
rf,.5';~,’ress'"8, c,ta'iing and repairing or i
____ Boots and of Julv, loo3. Hr names aa witnesses
nailing soles on
of all kinds done.
John Stewart, ( lara S ewart. Emm* Tim*
two applications. It is easily ap-
mail from Portland, and to arrive here
of Portland, Oregon , Lem Parker, « f Bay Ci'!
Shoes
purchased
of
me.
’ j plied and is used by mixing one
Oregon.
1 the next afternoon. It was stated when
Any and all persons claiming adversely tk
J' quart of Carbolic Compound with
this change was made that it was for
Above drscrilied and» are requested to file tht*
rlsitns in this office on or before said tythda*
• ( thirty to forty quarts of water.
the purpose of giving the business men
of July. 191*3.
C One pint makes five gallons ready
time to answer corrr*|»ondence and that
C has . B. M oores . Reci»te'
j ) for use.
the bulk of the mail left Portland on the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u 25c • Pint.
5Oc.. Quart.
evening train. When John Barker bad
I>e|*artineti t of the Interior,
Laud Office <>t Oregon City. Ore
i Your money back if not satis-
the contract he got through in good time
I
~
April
1
i '
factory.
1 Notice Is hereby given that the foikHn*
and there were no complaints. Now it
, named settler has filed notice of hi* intent*’
is proposed to change the schedule to
1 to make final proof in support «'f hi» ctoi®
«nd thai said proof arill be made b« for« (’•*•”
what it was a few vears ago, but taking
BUBER ANO HAIRDRESSER.
Oener.l
Eiclun«» bn*,
’ lerk Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, oreg®«.^
May 29th. iqnj, via.
eight or more hours time in reaching this
ne.*».
CHARLES A. BULKY
. ZJ
SHAVING, hair CUTTING H V. No. Us:,,
I city. It is hardly satisfactory to the pul>-
fur lhe W Jv»u«IF , "*«*■*
Kiclmnr- on Entl.nd, Belginm Ge-
Rrliablc HrucidMt,
>P '^ South, riny. ; U p M
S
lic or fair to Postmaster Severance to
many. Snclrii, mol .|| iore,K„ „„„„„„
rl<‘ nitxi. th. following wilnr**** Io
SHAMPOOING, etc
Tillamook.
his continuous residence upon an<l cultlvat
have the mail arrive about the same time
•M said land. vix. :
,
I as the out going mail is being made up.
Electric Bath» nicely fitted up. Goodfor
Walter C. Bailey. Walter Uarmni».
and Cedar Shingles.
Butter
a specialty.
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $2.25 per cord,
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY-
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Dairy Farms. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property.
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
Tillamook City, Oregon
Hardware,
Granitware
Tinware,
Allen House,
Quick Brothers,
C. F. Frangili
My Large Stock
of SHOES has ar­
rived, best quality
that ever offered for
Sale in this City.
The Public is in-
vited to call and be
convinced.
MAYERS
T. SARCHET,
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T. SARCHET,
Merchant Tailor
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C. <S¿ E. Thayer
CHAS. 1. CLOUGH,
TILLAMOOK,
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