Tillamook headlight., June 13, 1890, Image 3

official DIRECTORY.
LOCAL NEWS.
Chas. Quick has gone to Hoi si river to ' sown grain did not come up. In the
Arrant Swindlers.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
spend the summer for bis health.
Umpqua and Rogue river valleys, the
Onion reas.
A few wieks ago two package peddlers!
The Str. Improvement, lately of Gari­ prospects are brighter. The coast counties
Old papers to give away at this office. baldi, is now running on the Columbia. are especially promising for good crops.
came to this town amt succeeded in
School began iu district No. 4. on lhe
swindlin'.’a few peop’e. Their game is
A. W Wilson left for I'ortland Satur­
I. R Terry, a cigar drummer from The Grand ltonde and XValla Walla val­ 9th.
an old one ami has I con paacticed a
day.
leys,
and
a
greater
portion
of
Umatilla
San Francisco paid Tillamook a short
comity as well as the major |>ortion of The Onion Peakers are talking of a 4tii .r at d.;.! among farmers in the east,
Attend the strawberry and ice cream i visit this week.
Union county, have the best prospects of July picnic. Speaking, reading and until the newspapers at last exposed
supper to-night.
There is talk of another steamer being
for crops in Eastern Oregon. In the music will be features of the occasion. their metho Is. They first secure the
[ put on the bay at au early date. She
natm s of well-to-do farmers; find out
A grand pyrotechn’c display will be !
valleys of Wallowa county, wheat, oats, Should harmony prevail,
will be a passenger boat.
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On patriotic wings we ll sail,
given or, the 4th.
their financial staud ng, just lmw much
barley and rye are doing very well.
P resbyterian M ketino .—The Rev. J. Wasco, Sherman and sections of Gilliam
With every feather to the gal •;
they are in d<!»’ and hat the property
M. V. Stillwell and wife started for
i D. Beard, of Bay City, will preach at county appear to be the worse affected by
But. if on discord's rocks worn thrown, they own. They then call on their
Portland Tuesday.
Tillamook next Sunday afternoon, at 3
We’ll sulk at home and groan .
che.-in victims and show a large bundle
G. O. Nolan is doing a rushing busi­ o’clck in the Court-iiouse. All are invited. the dry weather. In Crook, Grant,
W.
8. Cone is on the river, presumably of various kinds of cl ith cut in pieces
Baker,
Lake,
Harney
and
Klamath
ness in real estate.
Linnville 4 Roberta have purchased counties, the frost of May 28 and 29th, in the interests of Saginaw.
supposesd to lie large enough for a stiitof
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Hon. Wm. D. Stillwell made a trip to ’ I the tinning business of W. H. Cooper and did the most damage, and in these
clothes, though they are snort. They sell
The
upper
settlement
has
gone
to
the
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Yamhill lust week.
they will conduct a first class tinning counties the grass is rapidly drying up.
their goods for about three time the real
beach to rusticate.
W .W. Conder, County Clerk elect, was 1 shop hereafter. Mr. Cooper will deal ex­ I The cool weather stopped the melting
Since the election everything is quiet. value, taking a note for the amount,
in the city yesterday.
T illamoox C harge . M. E. C rouch ,
agreeing not to pr -ent it foi a year, al­
clusively in hardware and cutlery.
of the snow in the mountain*, as a result,
Lots in the new town are held at $15) though it is made pavable one day after
...iLSuotar iu tile uiinilh. South 1‘rnirle 10 jo
Surveyor A, P. Wilson has gone to
The Str. Louis Olsen will oil her next all rivers are rapidly falling. The pres­ each.
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plcusailt vatley > .W
date. I11 a few weeks the victim is sur­
trip from Portland, bring tlie boiler and ent warm Weather may cause them to
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Tillamook
ne» Portland on business.
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A Sunday school has been organize .1 prised to fiml his note in the hands of a
7:30
rise
again
.
Liverpool
is
the
name
of
another
new
machinery
for
the
saw-mill
at
Saginaw
11 :oo
.
h
.' Kilchis
anil is in a flourisoing condition.
X.
bank for collection and the peddlers out
ll:oo
' The owners of the mill have a force of
town-site on the Nehalem.
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" Tillamook
7:30
Hon.
William.
D.
Stillwell
, of the country. The worst of it is, the
'
men
already
at
work
clearing
up
the
School ill Tittamook every Sunday 10 W
I
Comic songs will be a feature of tbe I ™
Dolph
meetings Thursday evenings
7:30
goods are not as represented, and in
. site.
tupecisl pastorial service is desired, call on literary theatrical on the 21st.
[The following is a short biographical
handling the bundles, those who buy are
■WuoJeoigued al lhe Parsonage, op|«isite the
Wa
’
re
not
engaged
in
politics
now
to
Mr
Carry,
our
new
merchant,
has
put
sketch
of
our
newly
elected
Joint
Repre
­
The Str. Truckee arrived at Hobson-
often deceived in finding the bundles
J. H. W ood . Pastor.
sentative. We are indebted to the His­ in a large stock of new goods.
1
speak
of.
We
shall
bend
our
energies
to
ville from San Francisco Sunday.
short several pieces.
I the upbuilding of Tillamook until an­ tory of the Pacific North West for many
Mrs. Curry is very sick.
These men are professional swindlers
Jeff Wallace, of Nestucea, made this other campaign comes on. In the mean­ points regarding his life.]
TlUAMOOK CIRCUIT, M. E. CHURCH, aoVTH.
J. Hill has moved to Willamina.
William D. Stillwell was born in Logan
office a pleasant call last Monday.
and are so smooth mid wily in their
time, we are going to publish a paper
lilliHWk first SundSy, uiuruing and evening.
county, Ohio, on the 16th of November,
Mr. Baxter has finished the bridge and actions that the most cautions men have
The schocl board met last Friday night giving the county news in full.
Wood», second
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10:30 a m .
1824. While he was still young his his road is in good condition tor travel­ been inveigled into buying their worth­
Mturday proceeding 2d Sunday B:uO f. M. and transacted sone minor business.
The directors of the Tillamook and parents parents moved to Michigan ami ing.
T.m kivers. second Sunday,..........
¡1:30 r. si.
less trash. A sbot-gun is the only
—aio rrairie, third
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10:30 A. M.
Theo. Steinhilber has moved to his Astoria Telegraph and Telephone Com­
from there to Iowa in 1838. After living
r.uui Valley, ’’
"
3:<w r. m .
effective argument that can la* used on
Mrs.
Baxter's
broken
arm
is
mending
Ttliawk, fourth '*
..................... 11:00 a . m . place on the beach below Garibaldi.
pany met Saturday night and decided there five years be started for Oregon.
them, they are so persistent, and they
D axikl m . C onwav , Pastor.
Wm. Olsen is having his wharf re-, to push the building of a telephone line He stopped in Misouri the first year, slowly.
have had o•-a-don to smell powder in
G.
T.
Baxter
lias
returned
from
Salem
paired, and new piles are being driven.
to Hobsonville at once. Wire and in- camping at Independence. The com­
several instances among the farmers in
after an absence of about six months.
C hristian C hurch .
We acknowledge the receipt of some . Btruments will be ordered and bids will pany was slow in starting, and Mr. Still­
the Last.
We are glad to see him in our midBt
Elder II B. M organ , Pastor: Will preachat very interesting letters from Dr. John- be received for erecting the poles,
well
becoming
impatient
started
out
Tiliginook, on the third and fifth Sunday's of
The Glorious 4»’’.
«ch month, at 1 i : o 0 a . m ., and 7:30 p. m . All son.
Ths County Court met in regular sch - ahead with a small party. They en­ again.
are cordially invited.
Election is over. It went of quietly.
A tomb-etone agent is canvassing the s^on yesterday but owing to the can- countered many hardships, difficulties
At a meeting on Monday, it was deter-
Fine weather for growing grass, mid
J county and has been taking a good many | vassing of tbe election returns the board and delays, and did not reach the Wil­
I was unable to transact much business. lamette valley until IS4s. Mr. Stillwell the gurdeus look well after the warm ncned to h ive a jzrand celebration hero
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I orders.
on the 1th of July. It was ascertained
rains.
V. in. Olsc-ii, of thin city, 1» putting m The board adjourned until next Satur­ settled at North Yamhill where he re­
that there would be no celebration at
day
at
10
o
’
clock
a
.
M.,
in
time
to
view
sided
for
twenty-five
years.
Bees are making plenty honey.
qMLLAMOOK LODGE NO 57, a branch store at Saginaw, on the Ne­
South Prairie, so i ll farces were concen­
I
A. F. 8c A. M., meets 011 the
the
Tillamook
road.
—
Independent.
In
1847
he
took
an
active
and
Credita
­
Mrs. E. Werner had nine large swarms trated to have n monster demonstration
r first Saturday night of each halem .
ble
part
in
the
war
with
the
Cayuse
month. Special meetings for work
A small boy wits shooting fire-crackers
of bees last mouth
Lumber shipments for this week
every Friday night. Visiting breth­
at. this place.
¡on
¡the street the other dav when Mr Indians. In 1849 he went to the gold
ren invited to attend.
Mr. Page, our mail-carrier will soon
amounted
to
600,000
feet;
all
from
Hob-
J
Claude Thayer was elected president
H. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
diggings in California, but had a severe
Jenkins
’
team
became
frightened
and
a
F. D. Hasbrouck, Sec’y.
be making his last trip. Wl.o will be of the meeting and Geo. L. Smith secre­
sonville.
attack
of
Cholera
and
had
to
return
| serious runaway and accident was averted
£.
tary W. C. King, John Barker and
T. B. Handley has laid out an addition only by prompt action. There is no good home. He served as first lieutenunt our next?
Pave Hadley were appointed committee
'T'ILLAMOOK LODGE to Garibaldi, and is Belling lots at a I in fire-crackers and lives have been lost tinder Captain Ankeny in the war 1865-56.
Nehalem.
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No. 94, I. O. <). F.
on finance. Geo Cohn, Frank Linville,
lively
rate.
In
I85I
he
was
married
to
Miss
Eliza
­
x meets in Odd Fel­
i and much property destroyed by their
Geo. I.. Smith, C. IL Bodie, J. Lahmon,
low’s hall every Satur-
A Mr. Isaacs has purchased J. Ford’s ■ use.
beth Baxter, who died in 1863. He was
Election passed off quietly in our pre­
^^day night, except the
first Saturday of each month.
place on Beaver creek and will at ontfis | There will be another literary enter­ married again in I864 to Miss Joana cinct. Hays twenty-five cut of tti eatv- ai d (ieo. Woodruff were appointed com­
N. P. Roberts, N.G.
W. C. King, Sec’y.
mittee on programme. W. G. Kelso,
put up a store.
tainment at Hadley’s hall on Saturday Gubser, who died fifteen years later, lie seven.
Frank Linville and (ieo. Woodruff were
has
eight
children
living.
The
cupola
is
being
placed
on
the
Win. Batter.son was elected Justice of appointed committee on horse-racing.
¡evening, June 21. An excellent pro-
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ysORINTH TOST, G.A R
For
the
past
twenty
years,
since
1870,
m L a
I v ( , meets first We.lues school house and a fence is being built gramme is being prepared, and good
the Peace.
t
C. B. Hadley, (’. IL Bodie and S. H
<l«y, qf ««ch month
around the grounds.
j music will be furuished for the occasion. Mr. Stillwell has resided in Tillamook,
\ in <»ran(l ( entrili Hall.
E.
Wist
received
two
votes
for
justice
Snyder were appointed as a committee
J. Whiling, Commander.
Take your best girl to the festival to- i It is hoped that there will be a large and has always taken the lead in every of the pence, one for Coroner and otic for to confer with the G. A. R., to secure
enterprise
and
improvement
that
was
night If you haven’t got one, take! ' attendance,
________ , as the proceeds will be de-
Constable.
their services in managing parade.
POST-OFFICE HOURS.
I voted to paying for the School organ. beneficial to the community. Ho has
somebody else’s girl.
Claude Thayer was elected Treasurer,
We are expecting the saw-mill every
held
various
official
positions
in
the
The post-office nt Tillamook will be open every
and (he meeting adjourned to meet Sat­
Those who have produce to sell should Full particulars given next week.
day.
county
and
has
been
a
staunch
Republi
­
d.yin the week from 7 o’clock a . m ., to 8 o’clock
Our old friend, C. E. Meserve, formerly can ever since the party was organized. ! ¡ltrs. Alfred Deane, Mrs. Zaddai'h and urday, June I4, at 1 p. M., to make*
r M.. and on sundry from 8 to I oa . M., and from write to Allen 4 Lewis, of Portland.
♦ t# i r. m . Molls close at 45 minutes past 7 r. m .
i of the St. Helens Mist, lias sold that Mr. Stillwell was one of the organizers Miss Amy Deau have gone to Tillamook further arrangements.
.Money order and registered business close at 5 They are strictly reliable.
0'cloek p. m .
O. Heins, the Photographer, is now paper and bought the Oregon Citv Enter- of the Indian War Veterans of the North on a pleasure trip.
Sophia Severance, Post-mistrcas.
Funeral of John Sherlock.
ready for business. See liis advertise- \ Prls® We congratulate him on securing Pacific Coast, and was elected as the first
C. W. Alley is the boss cheeoe-makei
a
location
in
Bitch
n
promising
field
of
ment in next week’s issue.
commander. I11 this manner he acquired
The renni ns of lhe lute John Sherlock;
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We congratulate iur neighbor-, th»
KUTCH & BODLE,
Go and spend lour hits to-night to help j°urnalism’ ‘",d
Peol,!^
the title of Captain, by which he is famil­ Onion Peakers, on the election of able who v is drowned in the Columbia river
—s-'ê Proprietors of tlieSGs
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tbe church along, and have a feast on 1 mi” Co",1'-V nre to b,e W“1" a,’‘"' iarly called. He lias passed through and
several weeks n:;o, were brought to tho
,
, .
' on the acquisition of a newspaper man so successfully endured the hilrdsh ips atten­ and Efficient precinct officers.
barber eSljop.
strawberries and ice cream.
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city yesterdav and have hern prepared
M LOGINS.
enterprising and efficient as Mr. Meserve. dant with early pioneer life, and is well
for burial. The funeral will take placo
0. N. Drew, N. I’. Roberts and J. C.
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Halr-cuttlng
Shaving,
, ,1'1 the t
; ii
"• wish to call the
Bay City Items.
from ti e family residence, on B street,
will shortly establish
Tills-
. . attention e of our . fitted to perform the duties of the office to
In the latest
Seafoam, Mason
„ , and , r.
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and the re­
inook , Sash
Door ...
factory.
I readers to the narrative in West Shore of which ho has been recently elected,
City styles.
Shampoo.
! June 7th of a winter raid on the Alaska Joint Re
Mrs. Alfred Doan and Mrs. Zaddach,
.-dative for Tillamook and
George G. Bingham has been elected j
groundg by ft v.ctoria schooner, Yamhill cou . hk ?. In matters of form , of Nehalem, are visiting in Bay City and mains will In- interred in Riverview cem­
etery. The body is much decomposed
This is the onlv two-chair shop in the prosecuting attorney in this district over I [n yiew of (he cffort„ being ,ljade pro.
and clerical pre .Jon. we cannot expect vicinity.
from the length of time It was in the
county, ami is first-class in every par­ Whitney by about 600 majority.
| tect ,be gpa], doling the regular season a man to excel who has contended with
ticular. Give them a trial. Shop, one
The Kilcliis and Buy City hoys are river. —Oregonian.
E.
T.
Davies,
a
Portland
capitalist
i
and
f
be
international
complications
in
­
door South of G rand C entral .
the rough and stern realities of life dur­ talking of organising a bi nd in this place.
passed throng the city Wednesday even- yolved, this winter poaching voyage of ing all his career, but for ability and They already have sumo of the instru­
T illamook , - - - - O regon .
I reportant Local»
ing, on his way to the Nehalem.
the "Yokohama Pirates” is of double good sound judgement, the people of ments.
Means & Woodruff have built a new interest.
Yamhill and Tillamook counties can rest
Glass jars til Colin's.
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The organizing of til" I'rcsbvbri.in
plLLAMOOK
pile-driver for driving piles ashore. And
Tbe new ma;] route contractor has assured they have the right man to rep­
Some fine Nestucea honey at King’s •
church in Bay City a as completed Sun­
arrived. He proposes, if it suits the peo- resent their interests, in the person of day, June 1st. Rev Wm. Forties, of
IJVERYSTABLE are now able to drive piles anywhere.
Solid gel I mid diamond rings at
The Str. Scotia crossed in over the bar | pie of this place, to change tho time William D. Stillwell.
Portland, came over to attend to the Letcher's.
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schedule
so
that
the
mail
will
arrive
here
Flrat-class single and double Saturday, and loaded for tbe Truckee
organizing of the church, also, Mr.
toil,
ion
h '.ingles for sale at Cohn's, in
The
Lost
Quicksilver
Mino
about noon instead of in the evening as
Lumber Co., of S. F., at Hobsonville.
Franks, the gentleman who organized lots to rnit.
turnouts kept on hand.
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There will be a call meeting of Corinth at present. This arrangement would
Many years ago a trap[>er found a fine the Sabbath school in this place «as with
Call O -. It. It. Ilaystmd g< t prices an 1
shorten
the
time
from
Portland
to
this
Boarding and transient stock Post, No. 35, G. A. R., on June 20, to
us. The attendance wax good consid, r-
*
place one day. but mail matter going specimen of cinnabar on a siiinll creek ing the weather. There were several tern s ou Il ls iu his new addition.
make arrangements for the 4th of July.
carefully cared for.
near
the
headwaters
of
the
Big
Nestucea
! from this place to Portland would be one
W
anted
-
\t
Cohn
’
s,
wool,
for
which
W.
The channel across the bay has been dav longer in transit than by the present river, and reported that plenty of thia ore members taken into the church.
we pny lit" highest maiket price.
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Stillwell & EbHrmari.
buoyed out by the local steamboat men.
could
l>e
found
where
he
secured
the
system.
Woods
Go
to
Johnson
A
S'vorance's
drug
first piece, in fact there was an uncovered
PrrjprTBtDrH. They can run by sight instead of scent.
The engineers on the Albany 4 Astoria
st te for a genuine Key West cigtr. •
ledge of it. A piece was sent to San
There were over twenty arrivals in this
Our part of the county is improving
railroad surveyors have ordered their
New !i-u e of five rooms, to rent or
Francisco to be assayed and was found rapidly, ami the crops look splendid
place Wednesday. The average number
mail directed to Onion Peak P O.. at
si II.—Enquire at E om < m s 'Grocery.
to Ire very rich in quicksilver. latter on,
of daily arrivals now will reach fifteen or
which place they expect to arrive in a
Krebs Bros, has their mill in go od
G<w>ds di'livered free of charge from
the trapper, who was an old prospector,
twenty.
short time When last heard from they
shape. They have it running with Cohn’s, to all parts of town after Mon-
went
back
to
locate
the
lodge,
but
If the day is fair, there will be a large were running their line down the Ne-
steam.
dny,Ja:>e9.
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crowd in attendance on the 4th. The kanikum, and so far had found a com­ searched in vain and was never able to
Quite a number of pleasure 'eekers arc­
Tillamook Cornet Band will render music paratively easy route with very few recognize the place of first discovery on
Ladies' au l pent's shoultl'T braces,
coming in now.
account of a large mountain slide.
lull and'. ■■ tlii'in at Johnson 4 Sever-
for the occasion.
heavy grades. They expect tj connect
Last Friday closed a six months term
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Several other parties have searched
There is still some back mail arriving, the two ends of the survey at Tillamook
and prospected the creek and snrronnd- of school at the Ktiifong S 'liool-hou",'
Go to Johrson 4 Severance'll for paint
and we suppose delayed mail will con­ I in about three weeks
ing country, but. have never been able to It closed with an exhibition, which w i­ end oil, I,', limy lire 1 Io- ng out that line
tinue to drop iu until the blockade sets
Wil! make regular trips, the weather permit­
Crop-Weather Bulletin
find a trace of the ledge. Much time lt credit to Miss Dunn, who wm teai her. and yoil can buy for eo-t.
*tf.
in again next winter.
ting, from
and money has been spent searching for an<l loved by all her si holers, end r<
If
you
want
a
beautiful
site
for
a
hotmf
TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA iiin PORTLAND.
We understand that the I. O. O. F
The following is the report for the it, and it is said one man’s faith was so spected by every Ixidy.
or want to -p ' iilate, buy one of those
For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
are trying to make arrangements to se­ week ending Saturday, June 7, of the strong in its existence that he spent his
There was a dance st Jasper Smith's sightly lots in Hays’ addition.
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P. SCHRADER, Master.
cure grounds for a cemetery near this or(.g(in Weather Bureau, B. 8 Pague, fortune seeking it. There is a large slide
last Friday night. Th, te « n ,1 large
Buy your paint and oil from Johnson 4
place. It is it good idea.
Observer:
on one of the small creeks, and exten­ crowd present and everylsody enjoyed
The fore part of the week was cool and sive excavations have been made into it, themselves util s« it whs the litib' D u -, ■ 1 v< ran • . Yon can get goods from them
Cattle tor Sale
There are no reccut developments in
regard to the Albany & Astoria railroad. cloudy, with rain, hail and snow in the and efforts have been make to change cratic Voice. Wh le he was trying to < bea|H-r than you can in J’ortiand. 'tf
I have some cows with calves, and We shall keep our readers fully i>osted mountains. The rainfall was poorly dis- the course of the creek so as to wash lhe
If y. ii want a Solid gold, diamond in­
make a mash on some of the back-'.» "ds
steers from one to three years old, for i in regard to its progress.
| tributed, and there was not the benefit debris away, but to no avail. It is the girl«, the girls got iiway with t.:s tco laid vr'
r 11 E<> " filled watch that
•ale. Good stock.
In looking for a home you want place derived from it that was expected. The opinion of many that there is a rich bottles of "invigorator.” He will lean) is p ari'.t' I f r twenty years, go to
Rom. C haw - ford ,
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that is high and dry, yet level, and con­ latter part of the week was cloudless, dry lodge beneath this slide in the old chan­ that the girls do not appreciate his I ■ 0;
Nehalem.
It. 1: If:;» < l a« platted a snlxlivision
venient to town. You can find just such and warm, on Friday and Saturday the nel of the creek, but others are of the such a temperance man mid comeil- wti
temperature was above !W° in many see- opinion that the sperjmen picked up bad here with bis bottles. So tlx v saved hi, <*oiiL .' nip of -IX blocks just south of th»»
a place iu Hay's addition.
Advertised Letter List.
! tiona of the state. More rain is needed been dropped there by some old Cali­ name from lieing blunt'd by b»6ng pili <1 '•cho',1-11'
There is no finer resitlen-
A small crowd took advantage of the
Rain and cool weather will yet produce fornia miner. Further and more careful in the fence corners as be said Hays, tri! pro[>erty in the town.
The following letters remain uncalled
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excursion to Garibaldi last Sunday. They
good crops. Delayed rep>rts from East­ examination will no doubt be made I*“ Jones a Co. were on the Nehalem.
for at thia bflke, and they will be for­
Ji-rib tv n.-t I't of fiy-fisinfe rod*
had a good time. Owing to the tide the
ern Oregon show that on May 28, 29 and fore many years, and the mystery will be
warded to the dead-letter office at the
wb.'lt . 11 1st »"Id at Portland prices,
J. M K
steamer had to leave rather early to
30th, frosts occurred that did damage to solved
expiration of thirty days:
n!,0 :,'l t r i» of flies that are need on
secure a large crowd.
The Fourth is Coming
vegetables, especiallv potatoes, tomatoes
Allen Mn». J. K.; Burkett Jacob;
Tr.otr, Tillamook, Wilson ntul Kilchis
Dr.
W
.
A.
Wise
of
Albina
who
was
in
and pease, corn, rye and barley were
Take it Before Breakfast.
Emmerson Y'ona; Dixon Enoch; Dun-
rivers, at Letcher's Jewelry store.
•
To all who wish to *|>end a hap' v old
las Richard; Hill Maud ¡Sayer E. H.; Tillamook last summer for a short time, also injured.
Bell
rr
-
o
ng
off
f"r
anything
in
the
The great appetizer, tonic and liver fashioned fourth of July, you are hereby
The month of May had a high average
Tohson W.; Thovell John; Whitcomb has returned and opend an office where
line of wi,■ h, ■ or jewclery, call anil get
he
is
prepared
to
do
all
kind*
of
dental
informed
that
at
Bay
City,
Oregon,
the
regulator.
In
11»
for
uioie
than
years
temperattre, and the rainfall was very
Harry W. ; Vota John.
r, j,• Briop your catalogues along
work at reasonable rates.
light, as a result, the crop prowf«cts are in England. Positive specific for liver 4th of July will be celebrated I y a pub­
BornI.» SrvEtvxcx, P. M.
tel I will <!uf.l < ate all go»>ds at same
We thought the McMinnville Tcle- not so encouraging as might lie desired, complaint Bad taste in the mouth on lic demonstration consisting in part of
■1:
"• I wurr: nt go ,is to lie ju»t
lea Cream and Strawberries.
music,
public
oration,
Sunday
schm
i
I'hone-Register wa« a pretty good paper especially hay and late sown grain. The arising in the morning, dull pains in the
wt at I Sell them for. A lattchef.
•
service, and last though not least, a fr •
There will be an ice cream and straw- barring its Democracy, but since it has fall .and early sown wheat, continue to head and back of the eyes, tire»! feeling,
III
buv
.ig
pr
•;,<
rty
it
always
pays
tri
dinner
will
la*
spread
on
tables,
of
which
dizziness,
labgm.r
—
symptoms
of
liver
«aid
such
naughty
things
about
us,
we
have a favorable outlook. Cherries are
**rry supper and social in the new
all will I« invited to partake. All who buy n 'tii"2 but fliOii»' pnijwrtv. You
complaint.
Remedy
—
Dr.
Henley's
Eng
­
have
changed
our
sentiment.
ripe
and
the
trees
are
loaded
with
them.
rhnrch building to-night, (Friday, June
1 an at anytime turn it into money at ait
A brewery is aoon to be started at Gari­ General reports indicate a light hay crop. lish Dandelion Tonic Relieves consti­ can are reqne«ted to bring pr ,v -"»>■ f
**•) Every body cordially invited. Ad-
advant e•»»<r «list you gav.i for it.eapecl-
every
description.
Come
with
youFpen-
pation,
sharpens
the
apatite
and
tones
••sion free, hot you pny for what you baldi by Parks 4 Neibhur. They have ! Crops in Tillamook county are all prom­
up the entire system. Get the genuine viaions or without thetn and let 11» have allv in a growing town like TiHamook.
ising.
Throughout
the
Willamette
val
­
purchased
a
fire-acre
tract
from
T.
B.
W when inside. The proceeds will be
Tai a Io , at llavs'«d'btsm h»f**e y»df
a »lay long to be rernemeresl
kvoted to finishing the interior of the Handley, and will commence operations ley rain is badly needed. Wheat fields from your druggist forll, and take ac­
¡fWchaue.
*
By
order
J
Executive
CuuiuHtteff.
•re burut in place*. Much of tbe spring cording to directions
a* soon as th* building is erected
*Wtb.
S tate .
............. Sylvester Pennoyer.
.............. Geo. W. McBride
G. W. Webb.
^public Instruction
K. B McElroy.
........................ Frank Baker.
?.ir rrinlcr
W. W. Thayer. W. P. Lord,
•C«
R. S. Strahan.
D istrict .
R.P. Boise
1 .'»dr
H. H. Hewitt
■ nwraey
C ounty .
|j*U«
... W. H. Cooper.
R. R. Hays.
T. F. Harris.
. J. W. Maxwell.
I „prewnlative
I. T. Maulsby.
vóáol superiuleudeut ..
Iressurcr ................................ H W Me Dermott.
........
»
....
aspar Smith.
... ......................................... y ................ J A.
1*. Wilson.
SünTiliatrict Attorney
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. I. T. Maulsby.
ÏÏiaissinnd«
W. T. West and H. F. Holden.
THE S” AUGUSTA.