TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 20, 1908.
Eire A. Hart and wife to France» W.
Hunsaker, Nw Vi ot Ne V*. see 20,
tp 5 south, range 9 west; tract in
Peooit Provoost and wife, bond tor deed,
L egal A dvertisements :
sec 20. tp 5 Í south, range 9 weal
west ; ow
8w
tract in McCoy's add to Bay City.
First lnsetion, per line............
$
• nd all —
of —
the
Se 4k ol Se
1* ot Se 44 <-■-
- —
~
Merle D. Nelson to Geo. W, Worthing
Each aulxnquent insertion, line....
J* in sec 17. tp 5 south, range
ton, lot 2. block 1, Cloverdale— $459
Busmes« arid profeseioual cards,
wc»t; Ne >4 of Nw 44 of 8 44 of Nr
1 month .................................... 1
State of Oregon to Glen A. Brigham.
%ot sec 20 and the 8e 4£“t
Ne 44
N Vi ot Se H, sec. 5, tp 1 North,
Homestead Notices.................... .. &
ot sec 19. tp5 south, range 9 west—
1U
range 6 and 8w H uf 8e ^4 of sec 82,
Timber Claims ................... ...........
$1,200.
Lccals per line each insertion....
tp 2 north, rauge 6, 130 acres—$309.
Isaac C Quick to Jame« Goldsworthy,
Disdlay advertisement, an inch.
State of Oregon to Glen A Brigham, Se
Nw >4 of Se 44 Of sec 21, tp 2 south,
50
1 month ...................................
of Ne y, sec 4. tp 1 north,
r..nge 9 west—$1.
Ail Resolutions of Condolence and
range 6 west, 40 acres—$50.
WILL SELL MANY ACRES
James N. O’Shanghuesay and wife to
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
Santa Fe Pacific kailroad Comoany to
George J, Grouich, W
of Se 44. Sw
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
May
Holland
Company
Plans
Big
Glen
A.
Brigham,
S
H
of
Nw
.tj,
>4 of Me X sud Ne 4* ot 8w 44 of sec
Notices. Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc..
sec
9
and
Sw
14
of
sec
23,
tp
IV
Colonization
on
Grand
Ronde
16,
tp
4
south,
range8
west
—$1.
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedir g five
north, range 4 east of the Gilda and W. B, Aiderman to Peter Norberg, tract
Reservation.
lines.
Salt River Base arid Meridian
in sec. 19, tp 1 south, range 9 west.
247 70 acres— $1461.45.
To place on the market at one time
$53.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
13,000 acres of Oregon farming lands is Chas. Ostrander and wife to Pacific Alice S. B. Wolfe to Claude Thayer E44
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
Kailway
&
Navigation
Co.,
right
of
the ambitious plan of the May-Holland
of Se 44 of sec 21 and the W 44 of
way—$596
One year.......... ................................ 1 1.50 Company. The company has closed a
Sw >4 of sec 2-, tp 3 south, range 10
75
Six months.........................................
Joseph Kodad to Pacific Railway A
west. $600
50 deal for acerage in .the Grand Ronde
Three months ....................................
Navigation Co . right of way—$125. Ann Tone to George Tone, lots 0 and 6,
Indian reservation, a part of what the
Peter Wilson and wife to Pacific Rail
block 9, Park addition to Tillamook.
Indians referred to as the '*big burn,’’ by
way & Navigation Co., right of way
$10.
(tiliamooli
reason of a great forest fire that many
—$190.
Henry Lowrv to George Tone tract, Ne
years ago swept over that part of the There Haugen and wife to Pacific Rail
■4 nt see 6. tp 2 south, range 9 west,
Fred C. Huker , Publisher
way A Navigation Co , right of way
state. The effect of the big burn is to.
35 acri s. $900.
-»1-
Charles fl Maginnis and wile to Tilla
day turned to profit, in. that the pro
H. Hathaway and wife to Faciflc
mook Yellow Fir Co., Ne 44 of Nw
What Oregon Has at Stake
moters of the colonization scheme which B
Railway & Navigation Co , right ol
>4 and Ne *4 of Sw >4 of sec 32. tp 2
has
developed,
declare
that
the
old-time
Oregon has more at «take in the
way—$66.
mirth, range 6 west. $2,500.
coming Presidential election than in forest fire coveted the land with partly D. E Guodapeed and wife to Pacific Th.i'iUlul McDonough and wile to Linda
Railway & Navigation Co., r.glit ot
L> iA halm, tract, secs 8u and 31.
any pr^viouB political content
since destroyed pine and fir remains, that in
way—$1.
tp 3 south, range 10 west, 2 78
1x96 At no tin e in th« history of year* since made the land very rich in
acres $750.
Nels Hanson and wife to Pacific Rail
the fetate have tbeie been so man) loam.
wav & Navigation Co., right ot John Davis and wife to Wilson River
The plan of the new ly organized com
great enterprise« in prove«« of foiuia
way—$199.
LumberCo, Ne 44. sec34, tp 1 north,
pany
is
to
cut
up
the
tract
in
small
tion in ’his «tale and adjacent tei'i
range 8 west. $1.
Peter McIntosh and wife to St Ila J
t<»ry. At the head of IMe hot natur farms, enter into a plan of interesting
Perry, Sw cor, block 5, Tillamook II Gessner to Charles Wintersand wife,
City—$1090.
ally «’and« the
large transportation settlers, both in the Middle West and
tract, sec 7. tp 3 south, range 9 w.
54 acres—$1500.
project« w hich have been planned for abroad, to whom will be sold tracts as A. M Hare and wife to Chester Me
Ghee, lots 3 and 4. bl ck28, Thayer'» U 8. to Fred L. Sappington, receipt. Nw
Oregon, The Harrimun project® alone small as 20 acres, it desired, and on up
add to Tillamook—$250.
44. sec 12, tp 2 north, range 7 wrest.
include the long needed radroad Io to 160 acres. The plan as outlined at
Julia A Wood and others to Fred Scher Sophia Goeres and husband to F. D.
present
is
to
sell
about
20
acres
for
cash
of
the
General Oregon, extension
zinger, Nw Vi of sec 19. tp5 south
Stafford, lots 2. 3 and 4 and the Se
Snake River line to Huntington «nd to colonists of limited means, reserving
range 10 west and N 44
Ne 44 ol ■f
44 of Nw '4 and Ne 44 of Sw 44. fee
sec 24 tp 5 south, range 11 west—
into Clearwater country, the Til la- along side as much more as thev may be
26, tp 5 south, range 11 west—
$5,750.
inclined
to
acquire
in
the
ensuing
three
$10,250.
mook line, the Natron cut-off around
the Slekiyou«, the Coos Bay line, and a to five years. In this wav.it is thought Oregon A California Railway Co. to Lewis L. Shortridge to Chas H. Larison,
Olean
Land
Co
.
quit
claim
deed
N
E Va "f Ne 44 »nd the E 44 °f the Se
number of «mailer projects, involving the whole tract will be taken up by men
44 of Ne 44, N- 44 of Nw 44 ltn'i I"1
44. sec 33, tp 5 south, range 9 west—
in the aggregate expenditure of large with families who will work raising
I. sec 7. tp 1 south, range 7 west;
$1500.
crops, fruit or cattle, the latter of course
lots 2. 6 and 11 of sec 1, tp 1 so ith,
Riling of money.
George Tone to Henry Lowry, lots 5 and
range 8 west, 260.62 acre»—$5u0.
The Hill lines are now almost into on the larger tracts, and with this idea
6, blmk 9, Park adj to Tillamook—
the city, with the new North Bank in view the colonization scheme is to I e Bay City Land Co. to C. L. Fox S 44 of
$1400.
bb.es 22, S 44 "I block 23. the S 44 of Benedict Irndorf to D. W Ijams, block
R<>ad, but hh feeders to this new road worked out through correspondence and
block
24.
the
S
<4
"t
block
25.
the
S
15. Miller’s add to Tillamook—$365
and Io Puitlnnd's trade, branch lire« personal conferences with intending
J4 ■j <>f block 26; the S 44 of block 27.
Clarence L Doughnev and wife to L. B
are under
consideration throughout purchasers.
the S 44 "I block 28. ami that part of
Menefee. Se >4 sec 21, tp 3 Dorth,
The land is said to have been pro
a great part of Washington and into
the S 44 of block 29 lyi g south and
range 9 w est—$1.
west ol the right of wav, Bay City,
Central Oregon, a uh an extension of nounced by experienced authorities as ol
$1; same to C. L. Fox Lumber All’erl Crawford ami wife to L. B Mene.
the line from Seaside to Tiliamook the best in the state for agriculture and
fee, S 44 of Ne 44 sec 21, tp 3 north,
Company.
almost a certainty. All of these lines along its borders are hillsides that are
range 9 west—$1
Nicholas E. Melchior to L. A. Fern",
are needed, and, if there i« no dis- also said to lie excellent for grazing.
worth, lot 15, block 1, Harter’» add Sam Lundi'urg and wife to L. B Mene;
fee. w V2 of Nw 44 and the Nw 44
turbane« in the l on* y maik« t, such The main body ot the land acquired is
to Tillamook—$400.
1 f tlie Sw 14, sec 4. tp 3 north, range
as would peritHp« follow ehction of rolling, and in addition to the average State of Oregon to Kate Brigh im, lots 3
9 west—$1.
5. 6, 7, 18 and 14 and the E 44 <>f 8w
Bryan, many of ti e n will be rushtd taken over from the Grande Ronde Land
William Crawford and wife to L B
44.
sec
6.
tp
1
south,
range
6
west.
to completion within the next y»ar. company, there is quite an additional
Mem-fee, E 44 of Ne 44 of sec 32,
814 93 acres—$837 23.
Meanwhile nothing whatever im I m ing amount on which options
ip 3 1101 th, range 9 west—$1.
Thomas Coates »nd wife to Clara Bo»)«,
done beyond the preliminary survey«, taken by the new owners.
lots 5 and 6, block 18, ill Thayer's Hai s Christensen and wife to Frank
and the expense is kept down to the
M’-lvin. S 4i <>f Nw 44 and lots 3 and
The investment represents h consider
add to Tillamook—$750.
4. tp3 north, range 19 west—$1000
minimum until
ation of something like $100.oou and J J. Houser and wife to 8. Tiue. E *4 "f
E 44, the Nw >4 of the Ne I4. the Ne Henry Tnlil to M. Edee and wife, lota 8
that there will
ili! is expected to develop into one «»• the
and 4. block 16; lots 4 and 5, block
of the Nw 44 »nd the Sw ’4 of the
survey«.
most important small farm settlemei.is
17 and lot 9. bliK-k 19, Tolil'sadd to
Se 14 of sec 30 and the Ne 4-4 of the
Enthusiastic Democrat«, many
so far undertaken in this state
Nehaleur City—$500.
Ne 44- H*'c 81, tp 3 south, taoge 8
them
hating l>u«iiie«H interetita
A townsite is to be established at a
west, 330 acres—$4750.
rims J. Harris, jr., to D. W. Ijama and
“lake, «ay that (lection
election of Brjan point about 12 miles from Sheridan and Ernst Beelitz to Frank Illingworth and
Harry B Lockwood, Se V* of Nw 44,
s--c 2, tp 2 south, range 9 weal—
wife, tract in sec 14, tp 1 north,
would not interfere with the financing s'on the line ol the Lytle road to Tilla
$1500.
rang 10 west—$1 03.
of these great undertakings, hut theii mook, also having the Government
aigument loses all force tn the face military road in its immediate vicinity. Peter McIntosh and wife to Alfred Chas. B. Handy to L B Menefee, E 44
of Nw 44, sec 21 and the W 4k of Ne
Magunson. tract, block 5, Tillamook
of the plain every day tiansaction« in —Exchange.
City—$1000.
,'4. sec 21, tn 3 north, range 9 west—
the business world. Our foreign trad»
$1.
W G. Kelso to Anna D. Vincent, tract,
Nothing Desperate. After All.
for the nine months ending Sept» mber
south of b'oek 9, in Tillamook City— Frank Whitaker to L. B Menefee, Se 44
and the 8 4» of the Sw 44 of sec 82,
30. left to our credit I lie largest bal [TO THF. EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ]
$1.
tp 3 north, lange 9 west- -$t,
ance of tiade that has ev»r been
Will, It seems thnt the Tillamook Jose and Anna D. Vincent tn Ira C.
Tomlinson, tract, south of block 9. John C. Bikerand wife to Nora Style*,
piled up in the coiresponding period, Herald and some people are poking their
Se 14 of Nw 44 and lot 3, sec 5, tp
Tillamook City—$475.
and as rapidly a« our market will as mses in my »flairs, and are wondering
3 north, range 10 west, and the E 4k
T. ie William Hill Co. to Ira 0. Tomlin,
now
much
I
nn
worth.
That
is
none
of
sunilate the offerings, the foreigner«
of the Sw 14. sec 32, tp 4 north,
son, quitclaim, same as above.
’heir business To those who say that I
are w iping out that hala»ire, by selling threatened to harm my children and to
range 10 west—$10.
U. S. to Santa Fe Pacific R.R. Co., lota 5
uh our own railroad and industrial se
burn my house. I say it is a deliberate
and 6, sec 4, tp 1 south, range 6 Erwin Carter to Tillamook Bay Co,
block« 1. 2. 3. 4 5. 6, 7, 8, 15. 16, 18
curl ties
Railroad men
and finan ne. it would seem funnv that I should
west, 80 acres
and 34, Oceanlake Park.—$1300.
ciers, knowing the ni(rin«ic value ot want to burn a house which cost me U.S. to Santa Fe Pacific R.R. Co., lots 1,
over $1.500 to build, with only $500 in
2, 3 and 4, sec 2 and the lots 1, 2, 8
these «hare«, are taking them up as surnnee on it, and if the fire insurance
and 4. sec 4, tp I south, range 6
ANDREW SCHENCK.
fast a» they are off» ring, hut the pro company wants to cancel the policy all
west, 167.78 acres.
Ceas requires so much of their reserve« they have to do is to notify me.
President of the Germania
Borne people seein to want to busy U.S. to Charles P. Maginnis, 8>v 14 Se
that it in «n absolute necessity that
Fire Insurance Co, Recom
44. *ec 5, tp 3 north, range 6 west.
themselves about my troubles with my
mends Chamberlain s Cough
i hey secure additional funds before
Receipt.
wife. We have had no trouble onaccount
Remedy.
they can carry out the large plan, of the children, but huve on account of Nehalem Bay Park Land Co to Effie M.
I have uwil Chamberlain's Cough
Innocent, tiact, sec 8, tp 2 north,
that are projected for Oregon and my wife not attending to her household
Remedy in my family for over a year,
range 19 west—$50.
duties, which I can prove by friends
other Wisti-ru stales.
here. Now as to her sanity, my wile Louis Olsen to A. M. Hare, H. T Bolt», and can say that it has never failed to
the foreigners take Mr. Bryan so was all right when she left about three
and W. E. Southwick, lots 1, 3, 3. 4' cure the moat stubborn cough or cold.
I can recommend it to any family as a
«eiiously and place so much stress on weeks ago to see mv daughter, who lives
5. 6 and 7, blo.k 7, in para ad.J to sure and safe children's cough remedy.
In« past promines, that they will not on the Miami, and who was soon to lie
Tillamook—$700.
—A ndrew S chenck , Ayton Ont. This
She did not go there to nurse her
take any chances with him. and will ill
Chaa. P. Maginnis to Astoria Abstract remedy is for sale by all Druggista.
but for the purpose of bringing home our
Title
and
Trust
0o.,
Sw
4^
of
Se
4$.
invest no more mumy in this Country little boy. who was staying there She
sec 5. tp 3 north, range 6 west—$10'
until he, as the personal exponent of left to stay a week or so, and at the end
Had a Close Call.
»nd J. N. L-sley to Jacob
«»•me of th* most dangerous theories «1 that time she returned home, saying Anna Lesley
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IW
y
Mrs Ada L. Croom, the widely known
W omelmiorf. lots 7 and 8. block
that
she
left
my
daughter
’
s
house
at
one
ever launched <>□ the political ms , has
proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn,
Tohl's add to Nehalem City—$175.
o'clock in the morning mid said that she
Mies, says: "For several months I suf'
lx‘en eliminated. For the same reason, had not slept for six night* and that she L A. F.e Miller to the Archbishot*
of feted with a severe cough, and con
A.neriean capital, which, in spite of was weary and hungry. Alter dinner,
Oregon Ci tv. tract in Miller's add to sumption seemed to have its grip on
Tillamook City—$6(10.
the drain that is made on it to take up about th’ee o'clock, she left home to go
me. when a friend recommended Dr.
hack
to
mv
daughter's
home,
and
from
John O. Veason to Frank Melvin 8
King’s New Discovery. I began taking
foreign holding* of our securiliea. 1«
that time my wile became insane. On the
of Nw % arid lots 8 and 4. sec 4. . ■p
H it, aud three bottles affected a com
more plentiful than ever before, will 13th October I received a message from
3 north, range 10 west, quit claim. plete cute ’’ The fame of thia life ear
nut be available until it in definitely the Sheriff at three o’clock and asked me
Clark E. Hadley and wife to Jemin a ing cough and cold remedy, and lung
Mettled that this country has not com to go at once and get my wife, and said
Kirk, lot 3, block 7, Thayer's add to and throat healer is world wide. Sold
at; Chas. I. Clough's drug store. 50c
milted itself to a free silver anti Philip lor me not to wait till tomorrow This
Tillamook—$1600.
was impossible, so I asked them to tele
pine anti expansion.Isink guaranty gov phone to Harry Crane to bring inv wile H. M. Evans to William J. Doughty, lot and $1.90. Trial bottle free.
4, block 10, Bewley's add to' Buy
ern ment-owiied-rad loads policy.—Ore home and I would pay him whatever it
For Chronic Diarrhoea.
City—$75.
was worth. This was not done. Next
gon! in.
" While in the army tn 1863 I was
morning mv three boys left nt six in the Herbert A. Hubbert and wife to John
morning to bring my wife and tile baby
Harter, lots 2 ami 7. bha-k 36 in taken with chronic diarrhoea," says
Jack London's New Bcok.
George M. Felton, of South Gibson, Pa.
home, but when thev reached there thev
Thayer 8 add to Tillamook- $700.
1 have since tried many remedies but
were taking mv wife to Tillamook. On
Jnik London h»s just written s book the 14th October the Sheriff sent me a Nehalem Ray Park Land Co to H G without any permanent relief until Mr
Nibray and D. V. Hart, lots 29 3o‘
of 1 42,000 w ordseuutleil "Marlin Eden." message to me to lie down the
A.
W. Miles <>f this place persuaded me
31 and 32. Nehalem Bay Park_ $45u'
to try Chamberlain's Colic, Choleta and
The Pacific Monthly has puichased for next day. I did not receive the message
John Harter and wife to Nelli» Allen, Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of which
♦ 7 000 the serial rights for this vivid until ten o'clock the next dnv. The singe
undivided % interest in |-t* 2 and stopped it at once."
For sale by all
was gone and the tide was coming in, so
•lo<y. It began in the Sepiember num I tl Id the deputy thnt it was impOMib e
7. block 36 Thayer's add to lilla Dl UgglftlA.
lier of the Pacific Monthly «nd will ion
mook—$400.
2 —
go then, but would go next morning,
rhe deputy said that the Sheriff would Henry Crenshaw and wife to |acoh H
for twelve mm, ilia
Why Colds are Dangerous.
Cook. S >y of 8w i, of sec 30 and E
Martin Eden'' ta a character study — come the next day then. 1 told him that
Because you have contracted ordinary
lithe Sheriff could not wait until the
4 of Se i« of sec 1». tp 1 south colds and recovered from them without
the.tory ot a fighter—a fighter a* a next day all he had do was to corns as
range 10 west—$1.100.
treatment of any kind, do not for a
newsboy m the alters of San Finncicn, last a* he could and that I had no wings
Sanford and
Nellie E moment imagine that cold* are not
a tighter ao a rowdy in slum* ; aud and that he did not need anv warrant or Byron J.
dangerous
Everyone
know*
that
Sanford to John (J Veasey. S I, ,,f
finally, a fighter lor education and cul six shooter, as 1 was ready to go with
Nw '» and lota 3 and 4 sec 4 tp 8 pneumonia and chronic catarrh have
out them
tor», struggling against the odd* of
their origin in a common cold. Con
north, range 10 west—$150
So. with this, | remain, the violent
is not caused by a cold but
i 'inmon fnrth and vulgar environment, man of Nehalem.
R Y. Blalock to May Blalock, tract in sumption
the cold prepares the system for the re-
with a despei ation of courage that pre-
C harles S eaman ,
»•c 38, ;p 38. range 9 west, tracin'
cepttun and development of the germ*
*’C 16. tp 3 south range 9 Avar E U
*<"<• a powerful blending of brutality of I
that would not otherwise have found
of
Se
t,
and
he
Nw
U
of
the
u
Where
Bullets
Flew
Mieviglh with sublimity of purpose His
lodgment. It is the same with all in
of sec 38—$500.
lUvkl Parker, .»f Fatelt». N Y. a
fectioua disease*
Diphtheria,
scarlet
inspiration is a woman of the higher
i.v^w ...___ .
r
-'■trrk
sphere id Ide. but his motive is the wurxii <$r the civil u«r< W|„,
a Cl eMer McGhee and Raby McGhee to fever, nieaaiea and whooping cough are
(«KH at Get(V«burg, eave "The good
Norman Oiaon. lot 4, Mock 7 Still much more likely to be contracted when
mighty impus that animate* a soul
well * add to Tillarnivk—$1.
the child has a cold
You win sea from
Electric Bitters have done m worth
and brain horn to expand until kt tyring more than five honored dollar* to mo
George L. McPherson and John A. Me thia that more real danger larks In a
old
than
in
any
other
of ilia common
ignorance is sundered and ignoble i0. I «pent much money doctoring for a
Pheraon to Detroit Trust Co N U
bad ca«e ol »toruach trouble, to little
fluence trampled uniter foot
of the N J, of
18. tp 3 north ailment*. The earnest and quickest way
to cure a cold is to take Chamberlain's
range 6 weal—$10.
It is not too much to say of Martin purpose 1 then tried Electric Bitter*,
and thev cured me.
I now fake them
tn Jvin«, Cough Remedy. The ninny remarkable
E leu" that it poise.ws more of lamina a» •tonic, and they keep me strong and Frank Melvin and wife
effected by this preparation hav«
Earles*, s ty of Nw l4 .nd |..u 3 an t cures
made .t a staple article ofir.de over ’
tion and virility, gups the imagination • »II.
50- at Cha*. 1. Cloughs drug
*' ‘l’''*' 10 r»n8« 10 «eat—i large part of the woild. For sale by all
store.
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Advertising Rates.
and the aympathies more keenly, and
impart! more of courage, than any book
produced in years.
Send 50 cents in stamps to The Pacific
Monthly and they will mail you The
Pacific Monthly ior six months begin
ning with the September number, in
which the first installment of London >
story appears.
Real Estate Transfers.
Electric Light*.
Centrally Located
Free Bath.
THE LARSEN HOUS'
Tillamook, Oregon.
Under new managemei
Traveling Men’s Home.
Popular Prices.
I will pícate jo.
Tourists' Hradq’swt*
F. RAMSEY, Proprietor
Prepares young people for bookkeepers, stenographers, co
pondents and general office work. The development of the N(
west will afford openings for thousands in the next few vi
Prepare now. Send for catalogue.
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SALEM, OREGON
W. I. STALEY, Prine,
Now is the tim? to invest in Tillamook proj
Values will double in a few years.
W. E. CatterUn.
Harry
& SHARP,
CATTERLIN
Real Estate Agents.
Main Street, Tillamook City, op. Larsen Homi
ARCAINS!
FOR
SAPPINGTON & GO
I
THE GROCERS.
Bay Yoar Feed
from the
RAV
FEED COMPAQ
Store in the Tyler Building.
Splendid Quality of
Barley, Oats and Rolled Bari'
Star Brand Barley.
WlüblAM
CURTISS, |Wan«9«'
PROPRIETOR
Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmith
Boiler Work, Logger’s W’ork and Heavy ForgiK'
Fine Machine Work a Specialty-
TILLAMOOK
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE
a. P. ALiUEN, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling M®n-
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accoffl
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