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CHURCH DIRECTORY Roberts & Stillwt.il have bought out W. II Cooper’s hardware business We ILLAMOOK and two on Tillamook bay. Thousands of dol- The only accident of note happening Nine Thousand Manuscripts. i lars are invested in the canneries and fishing outfits, and from *100.000 to $300,000 worth of wish them success in extending their was to the steamship South Coast, ab".t During th.' past t .v > v/ara from 8,500 I canned and salt salmon are shipped each year, June 18, I889, in cn-ss’ng out over the to 9,000 manuscripts wore annually 6ub- First Sunday iu the month, South Prairie 10:30 business. j 10,000 cases of salmon were shipped from one r” Pleasant Valley 2:30 Cap». Symond’s report as published in bar. She struck and carried away her mittoJ to The Century Magazine for cannery alone on Tillamook bay last season. The Operations For the Im ” Tillamook n:0o and ” rudder She left the bay just pr or to publication. This is nn i.u reaso over Trout are plentiful and easy to hook. Crabs 730 this issue, taken from the Oregonian, previous years, and due i not include tue .’ Kilclii» 11:00 provement of That Bay. high title, drawing 14l.j fe t, and she and several varieties ot clams and oysters are 3r¿ 11:03 makes an excellent showing for Tilla hundreds, perliapa thuusauJs, of propo 4t.í —.— easily secured on the beach. M ” Tillamook 73O mook. There are some unimportant in struck about midway over. The masters sitions submittel with regard to arti Sunday School in Tillamook every Sunday 10-.OO BEE-KEEPING. A REPORT OF THE WORK DONE. on the different steamers report from 18 cles. As there has been an increase fit Prayer meetings Thursday evenings 7 30 accuracies, but they arc evidently typo- j This industry Is very profitable and Nestucca If special paMtorial service is desired, call on feet to 25 feet otl crossing the bn-. the nnmber of perioJie.'.ls published ia honey is gaining quite a reputation. The honey the undersigned at the Pursouage, opposite the graphical errors. America of late years, nn<l as the nows- GENERAL REMARKS. produced here excels in flavor. court house. Sam McCune was incarcerated in the The Appropriations — As the Orlgl J. H. Woo», Pastor. INDUCEMENTS FOR SETTLERS. ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. Fxpcrienc e shows that the dykes con- paj>ern are publishing more contributions county jail Tuesday morning charged; na. ConJitlon — The Imports and Ex Trade is carried on mostly by small coasting 1 strut ted at Dry Stocking h r w.*re wholly than ever by writers not on the regular with creating n distvHwnce at church ports—Cenerai Remarks staff, it is evident that there has boon an C hristian C hurch . The Timber Belt--Productive Lands--The steam schooners that enter Tillamook bay. and ; ■ inadequate for the work required ol‘them. last Sunday night. He was tried before occasionally Nehalem and Nestucca. Also, by 1 increase in literary activity at least, fn Elder 11 B. M organ , Pastor: Will preach at The constitu tion of these thkrs is the Town of Tillamook—Rivers and the lumber vessels that ply between this place projxirtion to the increase in population. Tillamook, on the third and fifth Sunday’s of Justice Thompson the same day and Th? Improvement of Tillamook bay is and San Francisco. Much of the passenger ! only approved pruject tor the improve each month, at 1 i : q 0 a . M., and 7:30 p . m . All fined |20 and costs. Now out of U.tioo manuscripts a year Harbors—Varied Resources. ■ nn inqiortant coiiimert ial consideration, travel is by these boats. A small amount of are cordially invited. ment of the waters of Tillanim k bny, The Century can only pivssibly print 4:XJ School closed on Friday, wirh literary freight is carried over the mountain roads by and the question ha«, diet anti last, been and it is eatiuifited that to build longi or less. It follows that editing a maga exercises in the evening. Claude Thayer, I ’■PILLAMOOK COUNTY is in tke north-western wagons, and most of the passenger travel goeg the subject of much comment. Csptain tudinal spurs and dykes, and shore pr >- zine is not unlike walking into a garden SOCIETY DIRECTORY. ■ 1 part of Oregon, on the coast, and is the sec that way. A rail road is being surveyed which Esq., was expected to address the school T. W. Symons in his annual report to the ond county south of the mouth of the Col- no doubt will l»e speedily constructed and will ttetion works for det'pening the water of flowers and gathering a single bou but was unable to be present, and some department for the fiscal year ending across Dry Stocking bar, will cost $ >,d00 quet. In other words, n >t to accept nn 'TILLAMOOK LODGK NO. 57, impromptu recitations were given. A | umbia river, It has nearly ninety miles of coast connect Tillamook with Astoria and with the article, a story, a poem, is not necessari line, and the Coast range of mountains forms its Willamette valley. A stage line is in operation June 3O, IS9J, dwells at some length I A. F. St A. M-. meets on the Future operations will coi sisc in r<- ly to "reject” it. There may 1» weeds x first Saturday, ingbl of each new- term will begin next Monday. eastern boundary. Clatsop county adjoins it on betwfcn Tillamook and North Yamhill, and upon the subject. The fi.llowingextracts month. Special inJPtiugifrfor work placement ot these dykes as required by in the garden—there mu.it be weeds in Roberts & Stillwell will place oue of the north, Benton county on the south, and Col- most travelers bound for Tillamook take the are’ made from the rc|iort; every Friday night. *Visitfng breth | umbia, Washington, Yamhill and Polk on the S. P. R. R. from Portland to North Yamhill, and the present approved projet t, as soon MS the garden—bnt the fact that » particu ren invited to attend. the famous “ Red Jacket ” force-pumps, The channel over the bar is direct and H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. east. Tillamook is iu about the same latitude make the balance of the journey, 45 miles, by lar blossom is not gathered into tho mont'y is available therefor. F. D. Hasbrouck, See’y. for which they are agents, in the town as St. Paul, M.nnesota or Eastport, Maine, and stage. There is also a good wagon roan via shifts but little, so that the bar is con monthly bouquet docs not prove that tho MONEY STATEMENT. well near the bank. Fifty feet of hose is about as far west as it is possible to get in the Nestucca and Sheridan, over which there is a sidered one of the SAFEST on the Oregon editor regarded tho blossom as a weed, great deal of travel by campers in the summer^ . coast. A fair depth of water is maintain July 1, 1889, amount available.^!,433 4I and therefore passed it by. q'lLLAMOOK LODGE will-bewjth it, and the pump will have United States. I No. 94, I. O. <>. F. The county is 75 miles in length and about 3O There is a trail up the beach .to Astoria, over* July I. i890, amount expanded It would bo impossible to swoop all 1 meets 111 Odd Fel force chough to throw water over the iniless in breudth at the widest part, and con which many cattle are driven to market. A ed throughout most of the year and ves during fiscal venr, exclusive low’s hall every Satur adjacent bhildings. the flowers into a single handful. Tlvs tains nearly 2ooo square miles or sections of wagon-road will soon be open to Astoria, and sels drawing as much as thirteen feet can day night, except tlie ol liabilities outstanding July “rejected" or “declined” are naturally Tillamook has a new school house and land, being larger than the state of Delaware a good road U being built up Wilson river to usually enter without difficulty. The bay first Saturday of each month. 1,-1889............................................. 1,0.8 05 prone to gibo at sympathetic or apolo N. P. Roberts, N.G. W. C. King, Rec y. Forest Grove. The county is well supplied with at low tide, consists of three channels, a new Methodist church building. This and twice the size of Rhode Island. getic words from editorial sources, so Much of the laud is mountainous or hilly, but roads,the Maxwell road extending from north to July 1, 189O, amount covered by looks like civilization and we are glad to a great part of it is compa rati. ely level, or con south almost the entire length of the county. running through sand and mud flats. we present tho above simile with consid uncompleted contra« ts made z-X rro r>OKINTH POST, G A R report that the people over there are ÍC? G/A ‘l'y ( , meets first V edite, sisting oflow hills, and that which is not tillable This road was built by a state appropriation, These channels are of fair depth near the erable diffidence. There is truth in it, during the fiscal year ending V 1 ■ r^.. day of eiK.lt month making efforts to keep up with the best can mostly be utilized for grazing or is valuable through the efforts of Representative J. W. ei.trance, but gradually altoal up, giving '**••'*■ *• Vin Grand Central Hall J u".? - ), 1 ........... 1,0! 8 95 neverthelo.nl And it would probably bo J. Whiling, Commander. much easier for editors to make up a elements of society in other localites.— for the timber that grows upon it. There are Maxwell and cost over Jto.ooo. depths of oi ly two or three feet, (at low July 1, 1890, balance available . . 404 4G nnmber of bouquets from tho flowers nt several valleys that are quite extensive, but TILLAMOOK AS A PLEASURE RESORT. Newberg Graphic. [And?—Ed.] most of them are narrow and are confined to the The climate makes out-door camping delight tide) near the bsyt. Tillamook, the prin- ■ Amount (estimated) for comple their diBjtosal than to gather tho single W. AV. Conder will retire from the rivers which take their source in the Coast range ful, cither in the mountains or on the beach. cipal town of the region, is situated on a POST-OFFICE HOURS. tion of existing project..............0,090 GO one for which ulouo they have room.— county elerk’s office temporarily to com- Bold spurs or promontories rise on the capes, Fishing is excellent in all the streams, trout be tidal slough above the head of the bay, Century. Amount that ?an be profitably The noMt-oOicc at Tillamook will be opei! every I plele his residence on his pre-emption. and a view from the coasting steaiueis, gives ing plentiful, and clam digging on the beach is and can lie reached only by l glit draft day in the week from 8 o’clock a . m ., to 8 o’clock expended in the fiscal year the country a very rugged appearance, though a a favorite pastime. Game, such as deer, elk, Tlie World'» Ix'athcr. vessels at high tide. >•. m .. and on Sunday from 1 to 2 i*. m ., mid from ! II. F. Goodspeed, assisted by J. Whiting, ending June 3), 1392 .................. 0.0.M) 4 to 5 p. m . Mails close at 45 minutes past 7 r. . m . will have charge of the offico during Mr. few miles into the interior, good passes for a bear, pheasants, grouse, quail, duckt and geese, Neat cuttle fv.r.ii li hides for more than PHOJKCT FOB IMI'ltOVINC. is plentiful. wagon road, without lunch elevation, are found Money order and registered business close al 5 —Oregonian. half the world’s leather. Next to them’ As soon as good hotels are built *n the beach o'clock P. M. ; Conder’s absence. After so ninetTtrying, from one valley to another throughout the length No general plan still project for the Sophia Severance, Post-mistreSR. come goats, mid after them the East In Tillamook will become a popular summer re of the county. I Joe has at last got a whack at the clerk’s improvement of the bay ami bar has yet Church Dedioation. dian buffalo mi l the sheep. Ilorso hides sort. The beaches at Nestucca. Netaits and RIVERS. j office. are iueonsidorniilo m amount mid of low and Garibaldi are much frequented nt present. been approved. A sitecial project forth» TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE HOLTE. The county is wellsuppucd with rivers. The . 1 I The expenditure of the money appropriated church was dedicated Sunday. value. Pig skin used for saddles ia in TOWNS. J. S. Eiliott will visit the fanners short Nehalem, the largest, which is navigable for Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun ly soliciting their orders fcr fruit trees. several miles, flows into’Nehalem bny at the | j Tillamook, the county seat, is the largest and by the act of August 11, 1S84, has been i Rev. Van Scoy, president of Willamette limited ilemmid nn 1 supply. Dog skin I important town in the county, and will probably day, at 6 a . m , for T.llamook. Mr. Elliott is making a specialty of fruit north. Five streams, the Miami, Kilchis, Wil-j i always take the lead and become quite an im- approved. This consisted in making a i University preached the dedicatory Ber- and rat skin for gloves mo more items of Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at raising on his place, especially, to prunes, I son, Trask and Tillamook rivers empty into I j portant little city within the next two years. survey of the bar and entrance, and the ■ tnon. II is wet mon was a very able ami account, not at all equal to the kangaroo skin, which has quite superseded some Tillamook bay. The Big Nestucca and Little! c a . m . for North Yamhil . I The town now has about 600 people and is grow- construction of longitudinal and spur logical discourse. The bouse was cj-owd- grades of calf, while ileor hides furnish lie has great faith in the fruit industry Nestucca unite to »form Nestucca bay in the 1 ing rapidly, buildings going up everywhere. dikes aud shore protection works to deep Makes connection with trains at North Yam I ed to overflowing, though quite a num in this county and promises to favor us south part of the county, and still further south, glove leather, as well ns thnt for n va hill fur Portland. There are now, three hotels, a drugstore, five en the water over Dry Stocking bar at ber of our people wtre nt a picnic at riety of other needs. I i 1880, New York For freight or express business, apply at Cohn soon with a communication regarding the Salmon and Siletz make their exit into the general merchandise stores, a jewelry-store, ocean. These rivers are most all navigable for two saloons, a temperance saloon, two hard the mouth of Hoquarton al. ugh, ami to Netarts. At the close of the sermon $3-5 Imported from all i a: abo.it C',560,- ! prune growing. & Co’s store, Tillamook. small craft as far inland as tide-water extends, In remove anags and overhanging trees were raised. This will pay off the in tWO worfi of I Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel. School will begin next Monday. A. 1 are fine streams and have many tributaries. ware stores, a bank, a saw and planing mill, a meat-niaarket, two photograph galleries, a front Hoquarton slough. debtedness, get :i bell ami make neces’ amount 6 11 to u . O. ORTON, M anager . W. Severance has been employed asprin- They wiil always be of great service in getting harness-shop, large livery stable, two newt-pa The homo supply < f liid, s is far In-low T1IK Ari'KOFHIATtONH. sary improvements on the grounds. An cipal and Mrs. II. R. Kerr, as teacher of, logs out of the forests and there Is much fine I pers, and various other shops and offices too the demand, in rpite of nil tho cattlo Act of August 11, 1888, fñzQO. Amount organ will be bouglit also. Rev. Wier, water-power going to waste. Fresh, cold springs j numerous to mention. The Masonic order, I. O. the primary department Mr. Severance iqxrn onr 10,006 western hills, not to TIME CARD. of pure water abound everywhere, aud keep the expended to June 3O, 1889, <47.78. presiding elder was present, but has re mention tho plains of Texas or tho W est S ide D- vision S outhern P acific R. R. has had successful .experience as a teacher small rivulets supplied during the summer 1 O. F,,andG. A. R, have flourishing lodges here. The town is situated on Hoquarton slough, an No work, except of a preliminary cently l>ecn suffering with an attack of ranches of New Mexico. Mexico herself and is well qualified for the position. ! months. arm of the bay, and on the edge of a beautiful i character, was done, and no results ob brain fever and did not preach. Profes sends us many lddes, both of steer and Trains leave Portland daily, except Sundays. Mrs. Kerr’s work the past term commends HARBORS. prairie. No finer town-site can be found in the tained. as follows: sor Star preached at night, and Rev. goat. Inde'd, sho ranks next to South state. There are many good business building*, Nehalem bay can be entered by coasting Mail, for McMinnville and Corvalis, 7:30 A.M. her ns proficient teacher, Amount expended during year ending Wier preached a short uermon Monday America, from whenco comes two-thinU private dwellings and a >4.000 school house that 9:39 a m . Arrives in North Yamhill, Mr. Strowbridge is here selling Stan schooners, ar.d with a little improvement is des would be a credit to a town twice the size. The June 30, I890, was $4687.7(1. of our importations. The heaviest, con 1 night. tined to become an important harbor. The bar 4;5 o P.M. ley’s only geuiune and original book, en Express, (only to McMinnville.) sequently the host, ox hides coino from court house is a good, substantial structure, and at Nestucca is unreliable, though small craft During the year 1148 5 feet of sheet 7:26 P M. Arrives in North Yamhill, titled “In Darkest Africa,” published by enter that bay frequently. Netarts bay is shoal ! thc Methodists have Just completitl a beautiful pile dikes ami 448’5 feet of pile ami brush i Thof». G. Htoddnrd, aHciNtnut Rnperin- Buenos Ayres. They weigh over twenty pounds each, mid fetch sixteen cents j>er Trains arrive in Portland: Scribner’s. All other works are spurious and is noted chiefly for its oysters and claius. , church. revetment work were built at Dry Stock tendent of the rnilwny nervice, returned pound. Big fortunes havijoome out of 9:00 A.M. Mail, 6:2o r.M. | Express, Tillamook Buy is a fine body of water, eight j The streets a e well laid out,and a fairground or pirated, containing nothing thnt is in tn Portland yeMterdiiy from a trip lo making '’Hint" hides, that Is, purchasing ing bur. But the unprecedented freshets has been secured and will be fitted up in good miles wide and twelve miles long and is one of 1 Leave North Yamhill for Portlaud: ‘.¡is, and the name of the firm that pub the best harbors on the coast north of San Fran- ; shape, and grounds have been reserved for a of the past winter and spring swept them Tillamook by way of Grand Rondo,Ilcbo the hides from the pl lie-nnon, soaking 6:24 A.M. Mail, 4:19 r.M. I Express, lishes it is sufficient guarantee of its cisco. A little money expended here judiciously college site. The bulk of the county trade away, so that no results can bo claimed and Trask,to inspect the mutes ¡»eiitioned them for weeks in siituru'ad salt water,' i Take stage for Tillamook at North Yamhill. merit. The book is advertised in another by the Government, would make Tillamook bay | ih done here. for by the citizen« of Ysir hill anti Tilhi- then dyeing nml selling thorn. Tho ad Bay City Is a promising town, just starting on for the work done. an important commercial center, as it is sur vance in price is nominal, but each hide' column. ’ ini»ok counties for a daily mail between AB TO T1IK OPERATIONS. the bay. and will always be a thriving town. rounded by a good country and is the outlet of KUTCH & BODLE, It is be take« up ten pounds or bo of salt, and Mr. Stoddard the assistant Fuperintcn- several rivers that tap regions rich iu lumber! Great developments are promised nt Bay City Report of operations for fiescal year ‘ McMinnville and Tiilmnook. this yields a big profit beuides <xMt sad ---- JL%Proprietcrs of the®--®---- dent of the railway mail service has been resources. The work of harbor improvements | soon ending June 30, I89J, improving Tilla lieved that U h visit will rosuli in an im ciuriai.e. ('I,;o I: '■ r 1 '<■< tn. " Thcrearegood stores nt Nehalem,ITobeonville is commenced, but has not progressed very far provement of the nor vice, as bin investi mook bay ami bar, Oregon : in the city during the week looking over gift) garbrr at present. The work that has been done, so far | Garibaldi, Dolph, Woods and Orctown, and ---------------------------- 1 During the year, 1148'5 feet of sheet gation was thorough and seemed to r'atisfy llemcdy for rhe new mail route wanted. Ho went to improve the bay has been productive of little »omc of these places will no doubt grow into Halr-outtlng z} Shavlns, There Is only ono rem- ly for Saturday to Tillamook and is impr-ssed good, but further appropriations arc recoin- j considerable villages, j pile dikes and 4(8'0 feet of pile ami brush thojwople that the adminiMtration van ETC. wholesale dov istatio w of African abo w ‘r/' BTC. revetment work were constructed at Dry trying to Iwtter the demoralized condi In the latestSeafoam, with the probability cf a new road by mended by the River and Harbor committee of The county was first settled in I851, but owing Congress, aud no doubt will be Stocking bar. The sheet pile dikes con tion of the mall »crvicu of the country.— rigines. an l that i.i the s ilor.in combi City styles. zSx’x Shampoo. way of Jones’ mill This road will make the present lire-savlng »ervlcen made. A «lo.roo’ 11. “----- 1_„----- 1__1_ to be e^ 1 to ,hr «rC!lt dl®c,lllV ln Uctlin» nation of England, (1 nnany, Franco, McMinnville the distributing ]>oiiit for tablished, though w recks arc almost unknown s*ow progress until lately. At present there is a sisted of 044 feet of longitudinal dike, Orcgoi ian. Portugal, 8 >ntli an l I'..mt Africa utul This is tlir only two-chair shop in the all the coast mail.—Telepone-Register. The new church is completed ; the n excellent and expensive rU!‘h in thi* Jlrcclioti a id will be much with three spurs seventy-five fett, and on Tillamook bar. i An -------------------- .._r----- - , Congo State n piinst the i ritroducUou ot county, and is lirst-chiss in every par- greater as soon as the railroad is built. two spur dikes from the shore 12»^ feet. terior is pleaMiint and conven.vnt, and gunpowder into .'toy part oft ho continent The fourth annual meeting of the light-house has been built on Cape Meares near tieuhir. Give them a trial. Shop, out The county is alive to the interests of educa the entrance to the bay. The notes of the survey of the bar and our ¡reople can now go to church and en except f<.r 1!. • uro of their *Mni agent* door South o( G band C cxtual . “editors anti publishers” of Ore.on will tion and school houses are found in every set- CLIMATE. entrance, which was made in June, 1889, joy Home comfort. We line tliene reinar*« soldiers and employe«, or seiring upon? tlemeut. Churches are lx- 1 tig built, and there ts T illamook , - - - - O regon . be held in Portland, the st ssion com One of the most attractive features of Tilla every tusk of ivory brought out, lei tiiero ' mencing at the hour of 10 a . m . Aug. 14th, mook county is the climate. The summers an* almost an entire ubseuce of the rough and law were plotted «nil the result submitted to to preface h HUggewlion in regard to do^H is nut a single pie. - nowadays which has I liweicmer.t element eo cften found in newly »«tiled the department February 18, 1800. so < ft.n m wly «titled flip it-partinpnt Ft ’ brunry 18(0. Ho- simply delightful, being reasonably dry cud to attend mg Hcrvicea : Those who have anti continuing four days, The principal „.„„„u communibc-.. The Th. peonie poonle .re .r. ho.plt.ble. hcpluble. .nd nn.l |o:, r1 h „ „a9 ,.o..r. ,1 of „tag, n, dogs that arc in tl.e habit of following boon gained lawf illy. Every tus’t. piece free from cold winds and disagreeable fog», No coinmuuitK-i. I business will be on Thursday evening hot, sultry days. The winters are unusually are always readv to assist strangers in getting I 1 * " •nd scr ip in tlie possossion of nn Arab MH * .llninook City. A break oi eighty them to church should temdi the canines trader has been Bt.ieped uud <lyod in and during Friday, A full ulteiidancc is mild and equable, snow seldom falliug, and the located and started. feet in the longitudinal dike, which oc- to remain at home, or put an end to the temperature rarely regl.iering lower than twon- rhe popuUtiou of the county in UW. wm ---- blood. desired. - - - in - I > —< tn mao WUI-----, .howtiig nn tni rease of---- : curred S. pteuiber 30, 188», wit. repaired, nuinance by killing them. ty-flve degn’es above aero. The rainfall Nothing is Every pound weight has co :t tho life C oan . N ickell , E. C. l’KNTI.ANn, cent., most of which was made in the uast n. • „ u- i t x- 1 a President. winter is quite copious, but is not so disagrees . , . . . During tlie high water of Nnvemlrer and more annoying than to see a number of of a man vv >man or child: f ir every five Secretary. _ ______________________ couuty has great possibilities' Mb'.eascold weather or blizzards Tho«e Tho-e used lwo two years. The county possibilities j At the close of church service« «orne to the rains do not teem to mind them at all and beforc 11 an<l *• destined to make rapid advances j December, 1789, the greater portion of the yaping civh trotting about th»* floor dur pounds a hut has boon burn si; for every longitudinal dike whs carried away, tie ing divine servicea Homa of tin s^ rum two tusks • wlr>lo village has boon de people desire to depart without delay. the rainy scnso.i is the healthiest part ot the in the near future. Good, improved farming land can be bought gethi r with the tliree-spnr dike, adj.met are very Ill-bred and do n >1 he it »te to stroyed; every twenty tuski have been year. There is no healthier locality, however, 1 a few persons who are There arc always obtained nt the price of n district, with yet at $15 to f.k> per acie and tin improv cd at. $5 thereto. A plan for the repair of the re bark occasionally. Keep the <1 >gs at «11 its p'opl«, vill.i ;.•» courteous enough to step back let ween than this, taking it all the year round. Ml ptasatotUvuM. ' to $10. There is still a greni deal of Govern- TIMBER REBOUBCK8. It is hi iii pl y 1.1. io li oi • i t i because ivory Over half the area of the county is covered IueuJ hmd that can I m ? taken vnder the home- pair of the break was submitted, and home on Sundays. Will make regular trip., the weather permit- the seats and allow those who so wish, to is required for onian. id* or Mlltartl I pass out. Others, thoughtlessly perhaps, with fine tim’ier, mostly fir and spruce, which •tuad, pre-emption or timber-laud law», and further operations were a> »ptiulcd until ting, from that will make goo i homes, but the beat in uc- lunita sufficient therefor should be appro Of I ntereet to All. games, tho rich heart of Africa should TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA and PORTLAND. crowd the main aisle ami stop to engage is very valuable r.nd finds a ready market In be laid wimto nt this la*F v‘*flr nf the California and elsewhere. A conservative esti cuj>i»-d. The Siletz Indian reservation in the priated by congress. in conversation, regardless of the conven For Freight rate« or l>s«nge, apply to Cohn pay* >5«*U for E/g*. mate puts the timber at twenty billion« of feet, south end of the county will, no doubt, oooii be Nineteenth century, slgnalizal as it bus COMMEMTAL STATISTICS. ience of the remainder of the congrega P. SCHRADER, Master. and it» value can hardly be estimated, to say thrown open for ocltlement, and theic is much ♦ been by so much advance: that populiv Potatoes wanted st Cohn*« Tillamook buy is iri the collection dis- tion, These social greetings end con nothing of the Industrie« and prosperity that ,nn(1 tu ,,e •»’’Veyetl yet. tion», trilx s rind r (ions ibould lie utter Wanted at Cohn ’ s, 500 loz Egg«. * Thouwmd« ot »ere. of timber l.nd« have been trict of Oregon, ............................................ Astoris, near ... a. the b . bv , i.rara.i mouth 1 versations could bocarried on elsewhere will come as it 1« being cut Into lumber. Rer ly destroyed.—Henry M. Stanley in era! mill® are already in operation and one l »1 '«eht by lumbermen .nd milling op. r.iion. of the Columbia river, in the ileares port Colin still hc Ils Roller Flour at J4.C0 Scribuer's. just as well. win l.e-tzt»! timhnr lai.,1 v»*llu Glue Hobsonville on Tillamook bay cut» 60,000 feet oi r will w*l! a. soon begin. The The timber land sells readily of entry. The nearest liglithotiHC ia nt |>er bbl. * Those who are “proving up” on their lumber per day. The whole out-put of this mill ! at S* to I12 P*T Mnkhiif n Speech. Cape Meara, Ml>out four inihm south of There is an inviting field here for all classes is manufactured into boxes by one firm in Ban (to tn Letcher ’ s and hcp li ’ sjewclery ph claims should be very careful to give ft niny look like n very easy thing for who are possessed of some means, and espec- ' the entrance. The shipments from Tilla Francisco, and two vessel» are kept busily en displayed in IJ m new store. * i full names and the names of witnesses a tnemlmr, having his np:“«l» written, to gaged carrying the lumber. There arc other I for capitalists; but the man with n family and mook are aalinou, lumber, beef, w < n »I and I correctly, as mbtnkes in this particular gool mills but their product ia mostly consumed , no money has no business here, as, like every Watermelons, nprlcots, p< a< hrs and deliver it during tlio course < ; «u, I mmm dairy products. The following return* oftrn result in delay, or necessitate by the local demand, but there is an excellent [ other new place where there is a rush, there arc othe dellcioiin California frtills at Author in the hotRxM but it is not Hindi mi easy ! are furnished by Mr. Charlea L imb, of opportunity for others to engage in the lumber- plenty of laboring men. making proof the second time ’ with all Still welT n when the next steamer orrivts. thing us it loo’n. Thu avers '• speaker T illamook , O re ., August 1, 1890. More coin ph ” te or ““ »pecifi gets a deal < f athletic cxerciA tn tho ** “ ? information rejçard- Tillamook, for the year ending June 3 ), the expense and danger of losing the ing buatnesa. The lumbering and logging bus- ' ing the county will be cheerfully given by the 1390, but are only partial on account of I)r. V» fro will leave for home on the course of mi liriir's spoeeb. i’h»r<» wr<y ■ iness and connected industries arc sure to be* land. In publishing names ot witnesses come the most Important factor» in Tillamook B "•1 e"V‘]e .*2 P“!'cr: the many changes made in the owner 10!h of August. Those wanting dental Bonin lneiiil- r.i in tlu> ho iso who can Unde John Bird and wife of Yamhill in notices, we follow copy from the Land prosperity for many years to come, and it can or, a good plan is tosubacn!« f<jr the H eadlight ship of the various eNtabliahnienta: work done will please bear thiH in mind stand mid rend a epeech without lifting Office, aa we have no authority to make be readily seen what effect thia will have on which is always alive to the iotererta of the o hand uxc ,it to turn the p ig i, and ul- ♦ are camped in town. avkbage and act accordingly. HUM other branches of trade and industry. Th? farmer c ’ o unl F- nn».t without changing position},an.I corrections, even when we know tiie TONM IGJt. BER. stock-’-alser. dairy-man add fruit-grower will 8. Hammer a lawyer of Salem is in the there are otli-rs who can talk all day names are spelled wrong. So, be care all have excellent markets for their products On the Nahalem Road Steam M< ln»onrrH ,. 8 xoo. city on a pleasure trip. Notice. without getting tin 1; but tire avtfage ful in giving the names in correctly. right at home, and the merchants will 1« pros Stoain tug............. ...1 sp'-uker jierspire.1 it» if lie were rawing perous. The stock-holders of the Fair Associa Rome facetioos traveler along the Ne By some oversight South Prairie pre , Steam aco’.v......... .. 1 I have how compirteli «rr.iii'euienta wo'-l. An ofi'bun.l spi'ccb of ton min Over ten million feet of lumber was shipped tion meet on Monday the 4th. The direc utes draw not count, but t .man who 018. 84 cinct was not included in any of the cen from the mill at Hobsonville during the past halem road, presumably an Kiigtishrnan, V p ?* h €1 m arrived to furnish to the íarnwri ol Till.itn tors will have a meeting this afternoon. thro ws his arc. in th" air ii i if whirling I christened the bill over whi» h the road Veasel« cleared sus districts in this county, and therefore year. ...84 and all parties dewiriotH of obtaining Indinn clubs, 1... nun-rs Ids desk like a COAL. j passeB on Herman Bunker’s ranch, The people showed a liberal spirit to the people of that precinct are r.ot enum Draft of veB«eh when loaded, 7!« to g rm | thrifty fruit trees, at lower pii A r<»l quality of coal is found in targe quan l.l ic»nmith, 1 »rtsaeff th'5 ward helping the churvh last Sunday, erated. South Praitie has quite a popu tities on the Nehalem, and will be worked ar Banker bill, and it ia now pretty gencrul- 13‘a feet. The paaaenger travel for the than over Irefore known In T.Hiimook plain mero 1 ? known by that name. year was very light, aggregating 2 j 0. and more money was raised than » as lation, bnt they wi.l not figure in the goou as the rail road i* completed. County. Aire**. violent exerc i’ p. rieiico has tangl.i J. H FHintt, A good many traveler» along the Neha- DAIRYING AND FTOCK RAISING. THE IMVOBTE. asked for or expected. census report. There are some pretty bum of tlu-iii that it is not safe to make 1 ’ ay City Orfeón. Tillarnook is pre « mim-ally a dairying and road notice a tree that ¡ h quite a cur such a speech without Likin g er.tr» pre big people down there, and they feel as There was a picnic at Netarts Sunday. and ffVtck-raising country. Several kinds of can tt oris against cooling oil too quickly if they should count as much per capita grasses grow luxuriant!} for the greater part of ioaity, and generally oecasions remark General mrrrhan<ti*e ............... Tillamook Market. Many of our people going there Saturday nfterwurda. — Cur. PluLvlelphia Tele as the balance of the inhabitants of the the year, and stock requires but little f<*ed in It has been cut off thirty feet above the Agricultural im piemen‘a evening and camping out over night. graph. ground, and the wonder is, how the par- the winter. Steam boat boiler iinpl unenta I ’ otiito«»«. f I (H per bushel. United States. We have a commumt a- They report a splendid time. Dairying is nn important occupation and ow- tiea who cut it got up tun high without Conklin^*« <.cnero»ity. Onions, >»te |>er ¡»oiiiid. tion regarding the matter, but it is ing to the uniformly cool temperature, the but-’ building a acaffbl 1. Besides, there would We leatn from the enumerators of Ibis crowded out this week. Total ................................ CablwgcB, lr (»er ¡sound. .. .201« It was the aoniawlth lb ■ raiCoakling. ter made is of superior quality. Cheeae making be no object in doing thia, nor of using a * KI FORTI. city that the population within the pre- Ide charged the tuilliouairea, but bo ( birken«, fJ.O) ¡w»r dozen. The offering of a prixe in the school for will no doubt prove successful. Shlppi:»4 fact 11 ■ worked fur n-ithii.g fur the poor. A sent corporate limits is 1354; within the tie« bi ail that is needsd to make dairying a sue-; ladder, if one were handy. The explan Kggn, 20r ¡»er «tosen. excellence tn literary work has been con highly culture 1 widow of Woshingto >, cess Much butter is shipped Si present, but as ation is this: The tree had been iqr Iwimhcr ......................................... .. precinct 2224.—Telphoue-Register. FI-uir.H 00 to |4 W) i er barrel. ducive of great good, as many of the th»' boats are depended upon for transportation who«« proj» rty was ti '1 up and was be rooted by the wind and had fallen across Salmon (canned............................ Osta, 0 )e per bnshtd. Rev. Conway will occupy the pulpit children have been induced to «trite for the butter is saited and parked instead of twing ing unjustly ¡qij.ro; rioted by others the roadway. Wbm the top waa cut off Kalmon (salt).................................... Butter, 20 ¡»er pound. through a supp -1 legal technicaMty, next Sunday instead of Rev. W o < m 1. One better work in this direction. Mr. Thayer •hipped fresh to clear the road, the immense rod act « FARMING AND mVIT-BAieiNO, Butter met Mr. Conkling in New York and pre week from Sunday Rev. Wood will preach deserves credit for his gener<» tv in en General farming is carried oa successfully and tied back in place and righted up the IIi<|es (beef).................................... i'rMt'Bijn; for the TILLAMOOK sented her ca.se. IIu oifurisl to take it his last sermon here, unless lie is return couraging the school, and the pupil who barley, hay, petiitocs. and vegetable-» yield in a remaining [»art of the tree.—Columbian Hulea 1 sheep). Up, but riic told him she could not }iuy ed by the conference. is awarded the honorary prize twice in prolific msnacr, especially ou the bottom land. . If L \ 1 >LI<»II I . th»* only new -• him. In the gentlest niauiu r Mr. Conk Wool ............. ...... Grand Ball. Fruit, such as apptes. pe ars, prunes and all ' R R. Hays and family and Mrs. H. R. soccemion will be allowed to keep the paper in Tillamook <*ounty ling told 1 st he would do it for nothing, Checa* ...................... » ,L. kinds of small fruits and berries reach perfcc-j Kerr went to Portland and Milwaukee on medal, which i« a very pretty one and tkm here and yield abundantly. and ho then ret tho machinery of law ia giving all the county nt m There will be a grand loll at Gar.baldi (Jetterai merchaiidise .. •........... It in motion, which are her back her little ■ visit Tuesday. Mr. Hays will be back bears an appropriate inscription, FISHING at the Bay View House, Saturday night furtuue. It 'lid not cost her a cent. -*' {Salmon fi-hiirg ia carried on in season, and I in a week but the rest of the folks will thought that awcoud prize will be offer, Total »here are Urge canuexic» al Ncbaieu. NcMwcca August 1. Ticket« 11 JU. Cor. Flulad Jpffia Frvoo. ed next term. remain visiting awhile. i T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch , Ì TILLAMOOK HARBuR, A Brief Description of the County. THES™ AUGUSTA. S $ 1.50 per year. • ’Will
