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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMER 28, 1905. “DRY” DAYS IN COOS. its victim a poor quality of goods, but it Cyrus Randall to M. C. Trowbridge.1 _ _ _ —_ . . . . — must first “dope’’ him and then "roll“ tract in sec 1. tp. 2 S, r 9 \V. $1. Judge Hamilton Gives Warn him. For 50 years the “Reobs” from the Oak Nolan to Margaret Nolan, lots farm and the mines have been coming ing to Law-Breakers. 1 and 2, blr 2, Stillwell's add to into town. Pitiful are the tales that are town of Lincoln, $1. M arshfield , Or., Sept. 21.—‘‘Erect- told of a Summer's wage gone in a night, Emma Perkins and hurband to J. S. cd to tbe memory of John Barleycorn. of the wife and children left at home Lamar, one acre, more or less, in lot Died at Coquille City, Oregon, September without bread. 2, sec 30. tp 1 S. r 9 W, $600. 9, A. D. 1905. Age unknown.” “Reub” Goes Home Mad. Homer Mason and wife to f. S. Lamar, The “Reub" knows his weakness. He Such is tbe inscription on a significant tract in Tillamook City, $500. monolith standing in front of the saloon comes to town and gets full, but he goes W. H. Cary to Alice C. Woolfe, half in Upto date Harness Shop The only complete shop of the I door of the Hotel Coquille, in the center home and votes for local option. If he terest in lots 1 and 2, bk 4. $200. of a little square of earth that in the was sure of being able to go off on a lit I. R. Payne and wife to Robert Farley, kind in Tillamook county. I handle no shoddy goods, but i my tle spree without being robbed tbe re- rainy season is a lawn. 40 acres in sec 15, tp 2 S, r 9 W, prices will compare with those that do. 600. The grass is all dead now. The hill suit might have beer, different. Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local Phone It was North Bend that lost the elec, 17 mortgages executed to secure $19,113. sides are as brown as the deserts of Nevada. It has been one of the driest tion for the saloons last time. This may The rule to bar girls from] murder Summers ever known in Coos County. seem paradoxical when it is known that But this drouth is as nothing to the one North Bend gave a larger majority, two trials in New York city, growing out of MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL inaugurated by Judge Hamilton at the to one, against local option than any the large attendance of morbid young Begins its 24th year September 26th opening of the September term of the other town. North Bend maintains a females at such events, may be wise as T hree C ourses of S tudy hurdy-gurdy. It was the, flaunting of a necessity forced by the yellow journal Circuit Court. Preparing for County and State Cer The saloon men of the county stood 1 this vice in the face of virtue that turned ism which New Yotk has so greatly en tificates. Higher courses recognized in before His Honor and pleaded guilty to 1 the responsible element against the couraged. Washington and other States. liquor traffic. violation of the provision of the local op* D emand for N ormal T rained It is not too much to believe that if NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. tion law. The court talked to the cul T eachers . prits in a fatherly wav and advised com the saloons of the county had been con N otice is H ereby G iven .—That the un Longer terms, higher wnges and better ducted as they are in Marshfield, Coos dersigned, administratrix of the estate of pliance. He said he would suspend sen opportunities for promotion awnrd the HENRY PETRE, deceased, has tiled her Normal graduate for his enterprise. tence until the case now on appeal be County would today be “wet” instead final account as such administratrix, in the School directors appreciate the superior Court of the State of Oregon, for fore the Supreme Courtis decided. If of “dry.“ Marshfield prohibits gambling, County Tillamook county, and that Monday, the ability of Monmouth graduates and the the decision upholds the legality of the the slot machines and the dancehall, 2nd day of October, 1905, at ten o’clock in demand far exceeds the supply. the forenoon, at the office of the County local option election he will administer Marshfield regulates the saloon and Clerk of said county, has been fixed by said Special attention given to methods work in graded and ungraded schools. places it upon a plane of decency. Court as the time and place for the hearing the minimum fine of $50 for the first of Catalogues containing full information will he sent on application. objections, if any, to said account and the It is a far distance between the radi. of final settlement of said estate. fense. But he held out the warning that Correspondence invited. Address E. O. R essler , President ; SELINA J. PETRE, Or J. B. V. B utler , Sécrétai v , if they came before him again on a simi cals of both sides, the prohibitionists and Administratrix of the Estate of dive keeper. The one wants total Henry Petre, deceased. the lar charge the fine would be ten times T. H. G oyne , Attorney for Administratrix abstinence and the other free license. Be- as great with a term in prison. tween them there is no compromise, but With this admonition the offenders re ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. turned home and with long-drawn faces between them also is a temperance ele N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the un has been duly appointed by the viewed the scene of happy days, turned ment that controls the sitnation. This dersigned County Court of the State of Oregon for the picture of the Perisian maiden with element would favor a saloon run ¡under Tillamook Countv. administrator of the of ANDRKtV J KEATON, deceased. its face to the wall, locked the saloon strict regulations, or it would approve estate All persons having claims against said are hereby required to present the door from the outside, never to open of a moderate use of stimulents even estate to me properly verified, as by law re with local option. It will vote for pro same quired, at the office of H. T. Botts, attorney- again. at-law, in Tillamook City, Oregon, within hibition to do away with the dives and That is, if you wish to believe this fic six months from the date hereof. 17th day of August, 1905. tion, all right. It takes some time even it will supply its own needs from a Dated this CHARLES EASOM, Is now located in the Store Administrator of the Estate of Andrew far a blind pig to get its eyes open. A private decanter at home. The fight formerly used as the Model J. Keaton, deceased. against tiie saloons is not necessarily day was spent in storing away liquors, H. T. Botts, Attorney for Administrator. Restaurant, where LADIES’, and then the joints opened up with opposition to whisky. ....... Over 30 Years experience in the Business HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, Ac, Everything Needed in the Harness Line you will find at W. A. WILLIAMS EXKCITORS RED FRONT SHOE STORE Prohibition is the Issue. purely temperance drinks. The mahog any that once shone resplendent with The present dilemma keeps the politi port and burbon was now degarded to cians guessing It will take a diplomat the use of buttermilk and soda water. with the art of John Hay to win a nomi nation next year. The question will not Surprise of the Old-Timer. Imagine the dissappointment of the be is he a Republican or Democrat or old-timer as he leaned up against the bar Socialist, but is he prohibitionist or anti and called for “something’’ when he was prohibitionist ? Those whose views are handed out a weak solution of soda and l known and those whose activity in the told that was all there was in the shop. past has savored of the pernicious stripe Bad news should be broken to him are marked for slaughter. It will be a stable of dark horses that get the word genrlf. For 52 years the historic town of Em “go” next April. In the meantime the cemetery in front pire had been ready to welcome the stranger with a drink. Now, for the of the Hotel Coquille with its dry goods first time in more than half a century, box draped in black surmounted by a its saloon doors were closed, and the whisky bottle, bearing silent tribute to only relief for the visitor, no matter if the deceased Barleycorn, correctly repre his throat was aflame, was to jump in sents the verdict of Coos County people the bay. Empire is dry with not even at the present time. But if Marshfield is allowed to run while the other pre butter-milk on sale. cincts must remain dry it is fair Io pre But this story has not proceeded in ; chronological order. There is a ray of | dict that the whole countv will be relief in this picture of gloom. Thecouit thrown wide open at the next election. held that the amended charter of Marsh field passed by the Legislature last winter after the local option election gave the town council jurisdiction over the liquor traffic. Many a life has been sayed in the last few days by an early morning tramp over the swamps to Marshfield. The city of North Bend is dry as a bone, that is, if you believe the saloon men themselves. And no doubt some of them ha ve closed up in good faith. But the open charge is made that others are “bootlegging.” And if one knows the ropes he can manage to take on board a comfortable jag w ithout going beyond the city limits. This forebodes only trouble. It is merely a question of time till some one is caught and punished. If the prohibition law is to stand in Coos the authorities will enforce it. That can be depended upon. They put a stop to the operations of the blind pig at Myrtle Point after it had been in existence and successfully defied their efforts for several months. Real Estate Transfers. Administratrix Notice. N otice is H ereby G iven , — That the ' undersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Tillamook County, State of Oregon, administratrix of the estate of j MICHAEL I’ELZ, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby | required to present the same to me properly verified, as by law required, at the office of i Carl Haberlach, Attorney.at-Law, in Tilla- | mook City, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 31 st day of August, 1905. CAROLINE I’ELZ, Administratrix of the Estate ot Michael | I’elz, deceased. C arl H aberlach , Attorney for Adminis tratrix. SHERIFF'S MALE. SALK. N otice I s H ekkby G iven , that by virtue of the authority conferred upon the under signed as executors of the will of Henry H. Downing, deceased, and under the term of said will the undersigned executors will sell at private a*le ou aad after November 1st, 1905, the following described real property situated in Tillamook County, Oregon, to- wit: The Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter; the Northeast quarter of the South west quarter and lot 4 of section 13 in township 3 North of range IO west of the Willamette Meridian. Said sale will be made for cash to the person making the highest offer therefor, bale will be subject to con firmation by the county court ot Tillamook County. Oregon. Offers mav be made to the executors at Nehalem, Oregon, or left with H. T. Hotts, Attorney at Law, Tillamook City, Tillamook County, Oregon. Dated this 28th day of September, 1905. PRANK R. STEINHAVER and HARRY SV.EENEY, Executors of the last will and testament of Henry H. Downing. Deceased. GENTLEMEN and MISSES’, CHILDREN FOOT WEAR of the latest and best quality will be constantly kept in stock. BOTTS, A ttorney - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract Books Taxes paid for nou- Residents. in office. Office opposite Post Office. Both phones. My experiance in the shoe COOPER, business for 30 years give me the advantage in selecting boots and shoes suitable for the Tilla- A ttorney - at -L aw , I mook trade. The public are I cordially invited to examine my O regon T illamook , goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. The Red Shoe Store is the only Boot and Shoe Store in Tilla Oregon mook county. ____ ________________ _ C arl iiaberlach , In the County Court of the State of for Tillamook County. N. P. Hansen, Plaintiff, vs A. J. Hembree and Louis Fleck. Defendants. N otice is H ereby G iven .—That by vir tue of an execution duly issued out of and under the seal of the above entitled court and in the above entitled cause, and to me di rected, dated the 31st day of August, 19G5. upon a jndgment rendered and docketed in said court on the 4th day of May, 1903, in favor of plaintiff and against defendants above-named, for the sum of $149.50 and the further sum of $7.50, costs and dis bursements of the action I have duly levied upon the following described real estate, situate in Tillamook County. Oregon, to- wit : All the right, title and inters «t <»f said defendant, Louis Fleck, in and to the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section 28 and the East Va of the North Bast *4 and the North East '4 of the South East % of Section 33. in Town ship 4 South of Range 10 West of Willamette Meridian. _ Anti in compliance with said levy of said execution. I will, on Saturday, the 7th day of October, 1905. at the hour of 10 o’clock A M at the court house door, to-wit: at the door of the sheriff’s office in Tillamook City. Tillamook County. Oregon, sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and interest which the above named defendant. Louis Fleck, had on the 4th dav of Mav. 1903, or since had in and to the above described real property, to satislv said execution, judgment with inter est and costs and all accuring costs. Dated this 31st day of August. 1905. C H. WOOLFB Sheriff of Tillamook Cuunty. Oregon. W.H All goods purchased of me will be repaired at the following rates : Men’s Shoes, half soled - 60c. Ladies’ n n Misses’ V V P. F BROWNE,Salesman Furnished by H. T. Botts, Abstract Co. U.S. to John M. Weiss, 118.78 ac'es in sec 12, tp 2 S, r 9 W. U S. to Edna D. Timms, 160 acres in secs 17 and 18, tp 1 N. r 9 W. U.S. to Emma D. Timms. 160 acres in sec 7, tp I N, r 9 W. Robert B. Farley and wife to A. J. Bur dick, 80 acres in sec. 15, tp 2 S, r 9 STEAMERS—SUE IL ELMORE, W. H. 1IARRISO1L W, $1,800. ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, George W. Coffman to John Pike and BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. wife, half interest in lot 3, see 30 and Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and lots 1 and 2, sec .31, tp 1 S, r 10 W, also the Astoria & Columbia Iiivur R. R. fol San Francisco. Portland NOTICE FOR PCBL’CATION. $1. and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to Department of the interior. Myron C. Trowbridge aad wife to Cyrus Land Office at Portlard. Or?., SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR August 2Gth, 1905 Randall, 90acres in sec 15, tp 1 N, r B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention (() R & N. R. R. Co . Portland. 9 W, $t. make final proof in support of his claim, Agents & c K R Co Portlan(j. J. J. Rupp and wife to Cvrus Randall and and that said proof will b- made lie tore the Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla M. C. Trowbridge, tract in sec 36, tp County mook Citv, Oregon, 011 October 6th, 1905, viz: Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express JOHN C. < REKCY, 1 S, r 9 W, $1. H.F.. No iy>*0 for the Nw % of Nw g of section John Rupp to William S. and Cyrus Ran. ¿9. tp. 3 south, rang? * west He names the following wituessesU* prove his d ill, one acre in sec 36, tp 1 S, r 9 W, continuous residence upon and cultivation of T imber L and , A ct , J une 3. 1H78 —N otice F ob T imber L and , A ct J une 3, IK78.—N otice for P ublication . P ublication ’’sJ/h Fd Moon. Joe Hollett, Perl Coulson, J J. $20. United State« Land Office, JLnited State» Land Office, Portland, Oiegon. William Batterson to Louis A. York, lot Portland, Ore., Bowser, < f Blaine. Oregon Ittly 11 tn, 1005. Big Struggle Next June. A lgernons . D resser .Register July 13th, 1905 5. bk 7, Tobi's add to Nehalem. $800. Notice 1« hereby given that in rompliance Nolic? is hereby given that in com Dance All this is but the forerunner of the with the provisions of the art of < ongress of with the provisions of the act of congress of Sheriff’s Sale. titanic struggle that is to come. No Connessa L. Porter und husband to John June 3. 1K7M, entitled “An act for the sale of June 3, 1M7K, entitled “A'l act fortlie *ale ot timber lands in the states of California. Oregon. timber lands in the State« of California, Ore Porter, tract in tp 5 S, r 10 W. $1. matter which side wins in the Supreme gon, Nevada and Wa hhigton Territory, as Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an Nevada and Washington Territory" a« extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of Court the battle will be fought over John B. Porter and wife to Truman A 1 execution duly issued out of and under the to a 1 the Public Land States bv act of August 4 extended August 4, 1892, ihqs , Porter and wile, same as above, $1. seal of the Countv Court of the State of Ore PERCY J. WILEY, again next June. '1 he question now be BERTHA V. HOLDSWORTH. gon for I illamook County upon a Judgment Of Port and county of Multnomah, State Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, Stat? of Oregon, has till« day filed hi this office hi* fore the court is as to the validity of the M. E. Stedman and husband to R. C. rendered in said court and duly docketed of Oregon, has this day filed in thia office her therein on the first day of August. 11KI4. in »worn statement, No. 6609. for the purchase Magarrell lots 9 and 10, bk 2, Mai favor last election. It is alleged that there of John Svenaon. plaintiff, and against swiiiti statement No. 6626. for the purchase ol the F. of Nw % and Ne U of hw I of the Lot «, in see 4 N’. range * " lots I vanev's add to Ocean Park, $65. of Sei-fion No. _- j • .. --j si- «y «?«. vz, of ^section N(( No. % and Nw % of Be I 1 I ii-d s-x were irregularities in the election notice, I 33. in Township No. 5 Mouth, Rang? 10 W, Nerth. Range No. and on this ground the court may set the L. A. Le Miller to Samantha Mills and 1i show that the and will offer proof to show that the land r sought ia more valuable for its timber or Martin V. Parmer, 160 acres sec 16th. 19U4, for the further sum of >3. election aside. I attorney’«' z—■“ —— stone'than for agricultural purpose«, and to 23, tp 2 S. r 10 W, $515. costs and disbursement«, CNtabltfth his claim to said land before the If this is done the prohibition forces was paid the Z. — ** dr iA« County Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore., at will make sure next time that the peti John M. Weiss and wife to The Whitney 3, 1904, and said "bearingn*date the I O «¿on, on Thursday, the 12th day of Ociuber, Tillamook City, Ore , on Tuesday, the 3rd day duly directed and of October, 19O5. He came« as witnesses <>>., Ld.. 118.78 acres, sec 12. tp 2 ^ ’ / h daV^^ptemj^. 1904, | ^Vry ’ ZnL if ’ ? "Xn^regon ; Timothy tion is tiled in ample time for the County Walter Baker, Walter C. Bailey, Janie« 19th day of Sep------- > ' i tue thereof, duly levied upon the following S, r 9 W, $600. f.enord, Loni» B Zelmer. of Tillamook, Ore. ok Corcoran, of Jewell Oregon , W A, Wheeler, Court to give due notice. And the desert lied real property situated in Tillamook Aliy and all peraona claiming advetaely th? Oregon, to. wit . All the right, title of Portland, Oivgon , Cora K. Wheeler, of a»»ove de«crlbea ¡and* are requested to file their Lquor men will take the same precaution N. L Carnahan and wife to Lydia Car- Countv and interest which the said Vincrna Jacob Portland. Oregon. raoiia nahati, tract in secs 32 and 33, tp 2 adversely th* th? claim* In this office on or before said jrd <Jay Any Slid all pereon« claiming adversely in ease the decision goes against them. had on said August 1st. 1904. or has since • • octol>er, I905 had in and to the following described tract, aliove-desrribedlands are requested to fil? their S, r 9 W. A lgernon 8. D rehber . Register. They have a feeling of extreme confidence t to-wit : Beginning at the half mile stake be claim* in this office on or l»efore said 12th day Sections fifteen and twenty-two in of October, I905. that Coos County will reverse itself on Clifton N and Lewis A. McArthur to tween AUxEEFOM S PBBMBB, Register. one south of ranpc 9 west of the Harriet K. McArthur, lots 11 and township T imbee L amo . A ct J une 3, 1H7A—N’< tics foe the local option issue with another trial, j Willamette Meridian, running thence south PlJHI.H ATION. 12, bk 46, Pacific add to Bay City, 160 rods to the south east corner of the United States Land Office, But will it ? If the election was held north west quarter of section twenty-two; | T imber L amo , A ct J uke 3. iW7S - N otice for Portland, <I ego », thence in a northwesterly direction to tbe $1. to lay there would hardly be change of P ublication . I August 29th, 1905. south east corder of the north west quarter Add-and H. W. Cottle to R | Hend United States IJind Office, I Notice 1« hereby given that in compliance of the north w?st quarter of said section 22. a dozen votes from the result last time Portland. Oregon. with the provisions of the act of Congress of 113 A 2-11 rods more or less; thence north dricks, tracts in Pacific. Central, W. July sth 1005. Jliriw 3rd, jro. lOyn, ’! "An n ■■ act for • the iin sale vi June 187M, riiiii»» entitled of The Coos Countv people are not change the section line between said sections Notice 1« hereby given that tn compliance S. Cone's and Bay View adds to Bav to fifteen and twenty-two mo rods, thence east with the provisions of the set of Congress of t mlH-r lands in • he H «tes <,f California Oregon, able in matters of conviction. The rural on said line mo rods to place of beginning June 3. 1*7* entitled An set for the sal? of N'pvadA and Washington Territory,” as pr - City, $U>0 containing «O ««res more or less Also the. timber lands In the States of California Ore V nded to all ths Public ¡And States by act of communities are op|»oscd to the liquor August 4, 1*92, homestead claim of Peter Brant being the vnnn. CHAS r> H lXihD. traffic and nothing has oevurred to alter Thomas Rêverait. Sarah A. Eastman south we t q. a r s tion fiftc n tn town gon, Nevada and Washington Teiritory,” as Portland, county of .Multnomah, State - -- of -J and husband, Mary J. Bateman and ship one soutn ot range nine west of the | estended to all the Public 1-aud States by act their determination. hi fact the oppe» - of At gust 41**/ ’ M - Oregon, * baa *^* thia day fil?<! in thia office Willamette Meridian, excepting therefrom 60 j ARCHIF C GkFENMAN. busband to George Keycraft, Q C , his sworn atatamant No <94o for ths pur- acres heretofore deeded by Peter Brant and tion to the enforcement of the law has Pot Hand, county of Multnomah, State of eh"s? <»f th? 8 K Nw %, section 13 tract in see 20, tp 3 N, r 6 W, $10 . wife to Mary E. Judd by deed recorded on ■ Of Oregon, has this day filed in till« office his made them only more rigid in their pur page 4OM of book • E ' of records of deeds I sworn statement No. 661*. for th? purr base <4 • nd lots 7 and M, of section No. 14, in township No. 3 South, of Range 10 mid Ri hard Rêverait and wile to George for Tillamook Connty Oregon N E. Ji of «er No. 1». in tp I South. Range pone. And in compliance with the demands of No 7 West, and will offer proof to show will offer proof to show that the land Rêverait, <J C , tract in sec 20, tp 3 •a>d >urh 1 !• more valuable for »t« timber or stone writ I will, on Friday, the 27th dav of that the land «ought is more valuable for m And who is responsible for the present October. 1905. at the hour of IO o clock A. | Ita timl»er or «Iona than for agricultural bur than fo'agricultms| punxme« ami to <-sfah l*h N. r6W, $10. condition of affaiis ? Every candid ob M at the court house door, to-wit : At the | prmes, and to establish his claim to said land hl« claim to «aid land before the Register and John Rêverait and wife et al to George door of the sheriff*• office in Tillamook City. before the Register and Receiver of thia office Receiver of this office at Portland. Oregon, server will say that it is the saloon men Tillamook Oregon »ell at public , at FortlBod. Oregon, o»» Friday, the 6th on Thursday, the 16th day of November, n#o5 Revcraft, Q C . tract sec 20, tp 3 N, auction to fountjr. lie names as witneea?« tbe highest bidder for cash la 1 day of October. 1905. He names aa witnesaea themselves. If they had been content Peter Newiterg, LoCMter, of Tillsrn00k Ore.; hand, all the right, title ami interest which [ John W Boals, Charles F. F.hmaii. Oorge W. r6W. $10. Ore.. Henry with a legitimate profit, had conducted the said defendant had on the 1st day of | Green man. of Portland, Oregon; Daniel C. Harris G Cox. of Tillamook Hnye«, of Tillamook, Ore. B. O. Snuffer, of George Revcraft to Portland Timber Co. August. 1904. or since has had in and to | ' Bowers, of Sunnysi'le, Oregon. orderly hoowes. it is safe to say that the Tillamook, Ore. the above described real property to satisfy Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe 160 acres in sec 20. tp 3 N. r 6 "h *J- • aid execution Judgment with interest, and Any and all poreowa claiming adversely the jocal option qnes;ion would not today above described land« are requested to file their above d<wrii*d lands are requested to file thrlr costs claims in this office on or before «aid 6th day claim« in this office on or before said 16th day be a disturbing factor in Coos County c H Wheeler and wile to Portland costs and all accruing C. H wootm. of October i*>5. of November, 1905 Timber Co., tract in tp 3 N, r 10 W, Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon A Mi F. a WON M. I»BE«AER Register peditim. Au.oxow Dkrssks, BegMer. f> »ted this th day of epee'her, 1 «Un >r-< t in rp 2 N. r 10 W. $5 The saloon has not her»’contr-if *o •» | I Pacific Navigation Co. ‘ .( . l . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, £kitteclter jlbuohat, Office across the street and north from the Post Office. H. GOYNE, A ttorney - at . L aw . Office : Opposite Court House, T illamook , O regon . H. UPTON, Ph. G.,M.D., I’PYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office first door East of F. R. Beals’ office. R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, F inancial A gent , Tillamook, Oregon. ^pHOS. COATES, A Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London and Lanca shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. OF TITLE, J-^\OR ABSTRACTS r,u TILLAMOOK to ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO. T hou . C oatk », Pre.. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at - law , T illamook O regon S. STEPHENS, • Real Estate and Fire, Life, Health, Accident, Insurance. J Agent for the North went Sc hool Furni ture Co. nnd Oignnk and Pianof, Notary Public. office : Southwest from the Court House, tn the building occupied nt b music «tore.
