s < 1 . 1 >oiue of Hie young “amai t Ale»' who A TILLA HOOK KB Alili.>A1>. There ass s general free, all-rouuil, and two on Tillamook bnv. Thouaauda of ffl indulge in talking, giggling and other catch-as-eati'h-ran fight on the street lai* ure iuveaied n tl * canneries and outfits, and from $ io .000 C> |}oo,ooo woillj9 HIGH WATER. LOW WATER I« > antics during aervicea in cliarch, w ill be Saturday night. Several men took a E d . 1 1 a .» buo ht . I 7.1 5osi0.i; pr«Kiuccd here excels in flavor. pi'Miuccd excel» Taursdsy •• ll’H <1 3* 7 3 5 47 -.IÎ Wednesday night. The, j Saturday Aug. 2j, I took the overland order and a gcod attendance. Mrs. Kerr stop all such drunken rioting. Friday 12 124571 6 20i-.il ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. INDUCEMENTS FOR SETTLERS. Saturday .13 109 7-4 b 49 0.I! Sheriff'should give these matters more , i tlver fi r Chicago, and let me here state now has charge of the primaay depart ­ Trade is carried cn mostly by small coast I Tha pile driver has been moved up to 1 IL 7-6 7 I4 0.3Í Munday . - .14! schdoncra thitt enter Tillamook bay, Muudty .15; I 54 7-9 7 3710.5 ment and lias the pupils well trained. attention or appoint a ^epnty who has that we did some quite rapid traveling repair the Kilelrs bridge. Tuesday ...ltj Nehalem and Nestucca. Also, Mr. Severance, the priucipal, is an ear­ some business and back-bone about biui through Eastern Oregon, we found ttie The Timber B?” -Productive Lands-The occasionally Weduesdayl?! H Tnbesing and Lee Alley of Nehalem the lumber vefKilathat ply brlween this pH Thursday. .151 weather quite warm and dry and many I'ut, this is the ‘‘ reform ” administration, nest teacher and is laboring hard co make Town of Tillamook-Rivers and and Ban Francisco. Much cf tile passenJ wore in the city Wednesday. Friday . i>: people had gone to summer resorts to Saturday ..20' the school a success, which he will, no aud we suppose it is alright. travel ia by these boats. A «mi’ll amount Harbors — Varied Resources. Sunday ...2i; Roberts & Stillwell keep even thing doubt. freight is cafrifd over the mountain W. S. Runyon came iu from the Wil­ spend the heated season of the summer, Monday..... *2 that is to be.fouiid.in a first-class hard­ wagon», and most of the passenger travel Tuesday at!; and the cities and towns were looking W. S. Runyon, contractor on the son river road Tuesday. He has com ­ 'ILLAMOOK CtifNTY is in the north-western that way. A rs'l-road is being surveyed wh Wednesday 24-j i 3 3*' ware store. Thursday 25! 1 Washington county and Tillamook road, pleted six miles of the road this side of quite lonely and devoid of populatiou. 4 31 part of Oregon, bn the coast, and is the s>e- I no doubt will sj*i*edity constrtlcted and xi I Friday JbiU 5 Kugglesjk Johnson will soon hove a reportr that a timber fire destroyed a the Washington County fine, and will The general appearar co of Eastern Oregon ond county south of the mouth of the Col­ ujur.ect Tillamook .•.'th Astoria and with j 6 10 fist irday ¿7- umbia river, Il has nearly ninety miles of coast Wiilumette valle^. A shtge Rite i.s in operatj sila Jay ... 26 * urn 649 new stock of millinery and dress-trim­ bridge and some tools for him, the dam­ continue the work four miles further this was good; crops there aie quite light, Monday .2,A, 729 line, and the Coast range of mountains forma Its I between Tillamook ati4 Nhr»M Yhmhill, ming goods. Tuesday ..j«fiii S 09 age being about $100. By the way, Mr. way when he will reach Wilson river Idaho is somewhat dilterbut, tho altitude eaateru boundary. Clalaop county adjoins lion most travelers bound (hr TilUmodk takfc — W. J. Sm'tlrkilled an’ elk 'near his Runyon purchases his supplies in Forest After tint the force and outfit will be being much higher,we had cooler weather. the north, Benton County on th« south, and Col­ S. P. R. R. from Poillaud to North Vafnhill, The above Table is lor ury stocking Bar, not place last Saturday that weighed *00 i s. Grove, an indication of what is to come moved to this place nr.d work will pro­ The general ap] eurance of the new State umbia, Washington, Yambill and Folk on thu make the balance of the Jourhdy, 45 milefcj Tillamook, or Tillamook Bar. Tillamook ia in about the same latitude -Uij’f Th 're is a1 o a go«.»1 1 ‘ when dressed. when tho road is completed.—Wash. Co. ceed from this cud, as supplies can be to uia was not flattering. It baa no large east. as St. Paul, Minnesota or Eastport, Stair,e, and Nestucca and Khcridau, over wh h there t* < , The height is reckoned from the level of aver­ grain belts like Oregon, the grass is short Democrat. obtained cheaper and more conveniently age lower Low waters, to which the soundings is about as far West as It is possible to get iu the great «leal of travel by campers in J. A. Richardson has placed a barber ­ are given on the Coast Survey charts. and the stock is in poor condition. But United States. rh,is a ti ui! up the Ui'.u'h l<> A4i0t4«t chair in his hotel office aud E. E. Cole­ Chris. Ranchman and Mr. Isner, took from Tillamook than from Forest Grove. Idaho is now a State and her star will The county ia 75 miles in length and about 3ld spurs or promontories rise ou the cepea, iug plentiful, nhd clam «liggiitg on the beach W» the undersigned al the Parsonage, opposite the week or two. When there he Bays a of the county, and the chances of erect­ court house. who is now visiting old friends in Leslie fisherman's seine of about eighty feet in ing large saw-tnilla on the bay. 'I hey wo now arrive in Nebraska, we are now and .1 view from the coasting ateanieta, gives I a fa» «»rite pastime. Game, such ns dee r r'fcf i J. H. W ood , Pastor. going down hill til the rate of about 50 the country a very c.lgaeu ap|>earanec. though a :»c*r, pheasants, grouse, quail, duck! and gu Mich, length drifted ashore and entangled were well pleased with what they sa« miles per hour, Corn I Corn I I Corn 111 is few miles into tho interior, good pusses for a is plentiful. and will probably invest at an early date. I. F. Iairson was'the first to get the road, u Ithout much elevation, ere found As sootl as *o<'d hotels are built on the bon^^ within its meshes were two seals of me ­ CnaisriAN church . all I saw in Nebraska, and |>oor at that, wagon from one valley toauotliirtbioughout the length Tillamook will become a popular »innmcr rW benefit of one dollar’s worth of goods free dium size, a wliale about eight feet in Mossers Curtis and Stebbins now have Elder H R. M okoan , Pastor: Will preaeli at it will be a short crop all over the State. of tile county. sort. The beaches at Nestucca, Netarts Tillamook, on the third and fifth Sunday's ol on D. F. Edmunds* coupon ticket length, and a large sturgeon. Mr. Pain­ two of the best cruisers and timber esti­ Omaha has grown to be a large city und and Garibaldi are much frequented at preset^ | eacb month, at l: o0 a . m ., and 7:30 1*. m . All sch 'me. nivnaa. mators on the coast at work on a tract of ter secured the skius of tlio seals. — States ­ are cordially invited. TOWNS. Council Bluffs across the Missouri is an The county Is wellaupplled with rivers. T’.c 20,030 acres in the Kilchia country which IzisT—A gold-headed shawl-pin either in man. other little buig. low'll is quite similar Nehalem, the largest, which ia navigable for Tillamook, the county seat, 1s the largest a*d A representativo of this paper visited they wili purchase if it passes the neces­ to Nebraska in the way of crops, and 1 several miles. Ilrnvs Into Nehalem bay at tile important town in the county, and will probaFQ* the Church or between the rost-office and SOCIETY DIRECTORY I always take the lead and become quite an iq*- I the Church. Finder will please leave at Bay City, last week. Quite a number of sary inspection. Both gentlemen are think is a little more thrifty, but you see north. Five streams, the Miami, Kilchia, Wil portant little city within the next two year*: [ son, Triiak and TIHnnimik rivers empty Into well and favorable known in the lumber men are engageJ in clearing the town­ 'ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57. this office. I passed through so quick that 1 had no TiliainoOk bay. The Big Nestucca and Little The town now has about 600 |>eople and is gro^ l A. F. Sc A. M., meets on the The Str. Augusta on l.er last^trip out, site, work is progressing on the wharf, and milling circles of Washington, where time to hunt ducks or troll for salmon, Nestucta tillite to -form Neatllecu bay In the iug rapidly, buildings going up everywhvdH first Saturday night of encl: mouth. Special meetings for work and buildings are going up all around, they have immense tracts of timber land and view the states as one Would in a south |mrl ol the county, ami alill further south, There ure now, three hotels, a drugstore, t3M| merchandise stores, h jcwe1ry*sto^re every Friday uight. viaiting brclb- took on 1703 cases of canned salmon for The local mill is kept busy and cau and large milhng inteicsts, anil if they “Prairie Schooner.” The trip was an the Salmon and Sllota make their exit into the general ren invited to attend. : wo •»!.:.M>us. a tt'inpv! nin e aaloon, two hai^V Elmore, and a shipment of butter and ,a.*eilu. These rivers arc moat all uavluabl« for H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. should decide to invest here, will give not supply the demand for lumber. Tho w *r<- rit .1. a hank, a aaw and planing mtll,|H eggs for Cohn A Co. enjoyable one. “Chicago is a city,” 1 F. D. Hasbrouck, Sec’y. craft oa far inland as tide water extends, brick yards are in full blast and there is Tillamook an impetus that will equal n was there three days, the Lincoln and small meal iiiuarket, two photograph galleries, • lire fine streams and have many trilmlarlcs. The first quarterly meeting of the Tilla­ ail air of general prosperity about the boom. hai news shop, large livery stable, two news-p« ILLAMOOK LODGI­ Washington parks compare quite well They will always be ol great service In gelling per*, and various other shop* ami offices til* NG. 94. I* O. <>. F. mook charge ; Methodist Episcopal) will place. Bay City isbaingadvcrtised extensively with the Portland park. I saw a little logs out of the lorests end there Is much fine numerous to mention. The Masonic order, I. QJ1 meets in Odd Fcl- w’s hall every Satur­ occure September 2oth and 21st. By order W. J. Smith was down from Wilson in the Daily Stateamun of Salem and iu hotel in Chicago, they say it coat only water-power going to waste. Ereali. eoU springs U. E ,amlG. A. It, have flourishing lodge* hrMf! day night, except the of M. C, Wire, Presiding Elder. of pure water abound every where and keep the river this week and claims that (hire are the Oregonian. The advertisement now 13,000,000. Yos that was all, cculd put small rivulets supplied iluTus the summer The town is situated on Hoquarton slough, *M| first Saturday of each mouth. N. F. Roberts, N.G. W. C. King, Sec’y. arm of the bay, and on the edge of a bcnutifM C. J. Smith aud W. T. Jones, repre­ as many as twenty-five Ipersons on the running in the Oregonian describes Bay “The Portland ” iu one room quite easily months.' prairie. No finer town site can be found in th* senting the Vermont Marble Works, oi upper Wilson river who were not counted City in glowing terms, but it seems that ttABBOR*. /^ORIXTH POST, G A R I thought by appearance, quite a nice slate. There are many good business buildin^H VA ICv ( f first Wedues- Portland, have erected twelve monu­ in the recent census taking. He sayB he thero is a studied effort to avoid mention­ hotel. Yes tho Aiiditorum building ia NehSlem b«y can he entered hv coasting private dwellings and a *4,000 school house that ZTT. day «>f each month ments iu the Tillamook cemetery and was not enumerated and mentioned the ing Tillamook. It is not stated what re­ \ in Grand Central Hnll. quite pleasant it will hold 13000 people. schooners, and with a little Improvement Is des would br a credit to a town twice the s’ •« ’ J. Whiling, Commander. are taking order» for more. names of several other families that were lation the place has to Tillamook Bay or Chicago allows wliat the American peo­ tiuedto become an important harbor. The bai court house ir. a good, substantial ntructura, * tm | at Ne*tucca is unreliable, though small craft the .Methodists have just bom pic ted a licautif* Tho Str. Louis Olsen camo iu Thursday left our of the count. We think this was fillamook county, even. Whatever pros­ ple will do in the way of building. The enter that bay frequently. Netarts bay is shoal ehurchi fOST-OFFlCE HOCK'S, with a cargo of freight for the merchants more the fault of the system than tlie perity is enjoyed by either or both places World's Fair ground will bo near Wash and is noted chiefly for its oysters and clams. The streets n e well laid out,and a fair gronfOl Tillamook Bay is a fine body of water, olght has been secured aud w ill be fitted up in g<»<»«ls ami Orclown, ai< Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun country produce handled with ¿¡’patch. al present. The work that ha* been «lone, so far some of th«-'e plucetl will no doubt jjrow ini finding and shooting him. The elk doubt caused both those places to grow «•y. at 6 a. m . for T llamook. L Dr. H. V. V. Johnson was taken drifted inside the the channel near Gari­ faster than if there had been but one city lluiisant Valley. People living at Sand to improve the bay has been productive «if little considerable vlllagt a. Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at rtc . U t C; L| good, but fttrther appropriation* are reconi Lake now have about 40 miles to travel violently ill Thursday night, but is near­ baldi and was secured by Mr. Smith. on the sound. * a. m . for North Vamhil . The county was first srtlkd in IRjIj bill owfijB mended by the River and Harbor committee ol in coining to Tillamook, and when the Mikes connection with trains at North Yam­ ly well at present, being able to attend The California Nevada and Utah Stage’ The Sir Augusta arrived from Port­ new road is completed, the distance will the present Congress, and no doubt will be to the great difficulty In getting here, ha* iniul made. A |la,000 lif?-*avlng service is to be e< slow progress until lately. At present there is * to his business. Dr. Daniel and the hill for Portland. Co have secured the mail contract be­ land Saturday evening Sept. 0, with a lie only Id miles. There is only about 7 tabiiahvd, though wreck* are almoat unknown great rush in this direction aud will be mucflB' For freight or express business, apply at Cohn other physicians iu the place waited on largo cargo of general mt'rclundisc for tween this place and Grand Ronde, and miles of new road to bl did, and it would on Tillamook bar. An excellent and expensive gr« ateras soon a* the railroad is built. flt C*‘s Store, Tillamook. him. will commence carrying tire mail Sept. this place and a light passenger list. aave tlio resident* of the Baud Lttko light house hu « been built on Cape Meares near The county 1c alive to the interest* of cducM Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel. lion and school houses are found in every ae® Rev J. II. Word has returned to hi* Kith. Jack Perry marfager of the North Capt. Schrader lias purchased the half­ country a long trip, and enable them to the entrance to the bay. 0. ORTON, M a N aglr . CL1MATB. tlement. Churches aru being Inuit, and there ■ charge litre, lie was excused from con­ Yamhill route, is now in the country interest in tho steamer formerly owned eonie to Tillamook and return the same I One of the most attractive features of Tllln an entire absence of the rough and larf* ference this year and made a visit to the buying up horses for that purpose. 1 he by Ilans Law, and is now sole owner day instead of being two and three days mook county Is the climate. The summer* are almoAt less element so oftt u found in newly settl<4|j TIMM CARD. Sound where his son resides. Mr Wood The mail will be a tri-weekly one and and commander. Capt. ia an “A No. 1” away from homo, and being to tke ex­ simply delightful, bring reasonably dry and communities. The people arc hospitable, anfl W mt S idb Division S outhern P acific R. R. is enjoying better health than when he will be curried on horseback until such seaman and is throughly acquainted pense of a long journey and stopping free from cold winds and disagreeable fogs, No are Always ready to assist stranger* in grttiuBl hot, sultry days The wiuler* are unusual I) located and started Trains leave Portland daily, except Sundays, left here. time as the passenger travel will justify with this coast, which eoopled with his over night in Tillamook. There are now mild ami equable, allow seldom falling, and the The population of the county in iWo was - -41 having such a stanch little craft ns the over twenty families in the upper band temperature lately registering lov. ar than twen­ *n«l in im ‘>> was —, showing nn increaae of—■ Bs follow*: Rev. Clapp and Rev. Staver were un­ putting on stage«. Mail, for M c MH ut UI« and C*rvalis, TITO A.M. degree* above aero. The rainfall hi per cent., most of wht.-h wn< made lit the pafl Rev. J. Conolly and Rev. Tait are Augusta, allows nil who ship freight by Lake settlement, and more coming in all ty-five 9:9*7 A.M. avoidably delayed in arriving in this Arrives in North Yamhill, him to rrst easy while their goods are in the time. As soon ns surveyor Wilson winter ia qullo copious, but la not *o disagree two year* The county has great po««il>iliIi<4t place, but will probably arrive here next bolding a revival meeting in the M. E. 4:.*>o P.M. Kxpreaa. (only te McMinnville.) able as cold weather or blissard*. Th«>se used before it mid is «1« «lined to make rapid advanc« 7:36 P.M. Saturday, accompanied by Rev. Curtis Cbnrch They are earnest and vigorous transit. The Augusta will contiuuc tc gets bin surveying contract completed, a to the rains do not seem to mind them nt all and in the near future. Arrives in North Yamhill, make regular trips between this place They will bold a scries of evangelical workers, and the congregation lias no large area of good country in that neigh- the i.’lny season la the healthiest part of the Goo«l, improve ! farming land can he bonglft Trains arrive in Portland: 9:00 A.KI. meetings. chance to go to Bleefi during their preach­ and Portland (weather permitting) car­ horhcod will be O|>en lor settlement, and year. There is no hea’thler locality, however, yet at >15 to Jilo |.« r acre und unimpi cd at fl Mail, 6^0 p . m | Express, than thia, taking it all the year round. to |lo. There i* still n great deal of Goverrfl rying freight and passengers at reasonable Leave North Yamhill for Portland: TIMHKH HK.SOI R IS. All those who subscribed for the stock ing. They will remain iu the town and rates which can be learned by applying a road will greatly facilitate matters. At ment laud that can bo taken under the homo* Mail, 4.19 p Ji. | Kxpress, 6:24 A.M. present many of ttie popple of that locali ­ county lor several weeks and will hold Over hdf the area of the county la covered st«;nl, pn rmptlon <>1 timb< 1 laud laws, ni'> of the Tillamook County Fair Associa­ to Geo. Cohn, G. P. 4 F. Agt., Tillamook, Take stage for Tillamook at North Yamhill. with fine timber, mostly fir ami spruce, whirl, that will m.-ike good homes, but th«* bffLJs tion should pay up their assesmer.t at meetings at Bay City, and probably at or Mark L. Cohn 4 Co., who are the ty go to Sheridan to do their trading, as la very valuable and finds a ready market In • 11: i- <1 flu- s, , >/ in .tui r<- HMMh- J® the distance is not much greater than it once as the money is neede to erect other placet, ft is uuder«trx>d that they agent* in Portland. ( slifornia and elaewhere. A conaervativa call eoatli and of the county «ill, n. • doubt, is to Tillamook, by the cireuitioua route will go as missionaries to Central Africa the necessary sheds and buildings for mate put* the timber at twenty billion* of feet, •blown ' I___________ C. H. BO DE Tv, There is a man in our town, who has now traveled. It will Ire of great benefit and It* table can hardly be estimated, to say land to br surveyed yet. shortly after they leave thin place. They [ the coming fair. to Tillamook when this road .is finished, nothing of the induatri«* and prosperity that Thousands of a. re* of timber la r/ff* fmri»' —Proprietor of the^^----- generally been looked upon ns a l*w- j I). A Findley lias purchase.1 W. T. are the guests of Rav. J. H. Wood. will come «* it I* being cut Into lumber. Bev liotight by lumber m*n and milling o|»cration®l| With a little better facilities in the way abiding citizen, and wbo has always con- j anil the people at Woods can save con­ eral mill* are already In operation and one at will soon begin The limber land nebs remiiijp Weatherly's interest in Findley & ducted himself in a quiet and orderly siderable distance by taking the new Hob*>»nvllle on Tillamook buy cuts 60,000 fret of at f* to |i2 per acre. Weatherly’s store at Woods. Mr. Find­ of roads, the farme.s of Nestucca and Halr-outtlng Shaving, manner, but he took a little to much giti route to tbia place. It is important that luiulfcr |M-r day. The whole out put of tills mill There!* an Inviting field here for all ela'sc|^- 1 other remote localities in this county will j ley is an experienced and enterprising the road suj»-rvi»or of that district gets i* manufactured into boxes i»y one firm in Ban I10nrc possessed of some mean*, and eape^HB In the latest Seafoam, bnsincM man aud will conduct a first-class do the bulk of their trading in Tillamook. last Saturday, and in a playful mood be­ Franrlseo, and I wo vesaela are kept busily on- for capitalists; but the nimi with * family anJ|'. ■' I We have made investigations among the gan to take in the town. He rode a to work and expedilcit matters to have gaged carrying the lumber. There are other no money has no business here, as, liko ever^^H general merchandise store. City styles. Shampoo. the road completed at an early dates horse into Jons Davidson's saloon and go«sl mills but their product !• mostly consumed 1.ther new place wh'-rv their is a rush, there arjKjgl There w ill lie a Grand Bull and supper farmers and find that they are inclined to amused himself in various other ways. This is the only two-cliair shop in the by the local demand, but there is u«i excellent plenty «if lat»<>rifi* men. patronize the merchants of this place I connty, aud is first-class in every par­ at the Bay View Hotel, Garibaldi on opportunity fur cthets lu engage in the lumber <>r 8| m « ifi iiif<*rnia|||flflHflflfl| TAX I.KI r. The Sheriff finally tried to catch him, ' and they say that they can get as favor ­ ticular. Give them a trial. Shop, one Saturday evening Sept. 20th. Ample tag business The lumbering and lodging In:* the l><* fully but he was not to be caught and began [ able prices on most everything ns they dwor South of G rand C entral . juem and connected industries aro sure to be t astntr Him ailvcrtlsc in accommodations will be made for all to play pranks ou the Sheriff. Finally j I)*H Tlio lax levy for the current year <>r, a g«x>l plan I- to «ubseribr f«»r the tflhtaMUON? | can elsewhere. Our merchants should come the must iinpottanl factors in Tlllambok * T illamook , O regon . those attending from a distance and a the matter became very serious and the ( been made, and i* «« I o II oms ; prosperity for many year* to come, aud it can which laalweya alive to the inlm sta ef th# ' endeavor to secure and hold this trade, general good time is guaranteed to all be readily seen what effect thl* will have on County. » Sheriff called on the bystati l r« for help, i Current espenae. as it is rapidly assuming importance. other branch« * of tredeatid industry. The farmer 2-t ItuiMin. iuud . who go. By the aid of several men he was arrest ­ In.lilrnurl State Superintendent McElroy, D. W. stock 'sfscr, dairy-man a«ld fruit grower will I The county court finished its labors support <ar for trial on Mon­ Over ten million feet of lumber w 1* sliip|**d It is supposed that the etale tax on Tuesday. Some road matters were nual teachers' institute and to look after day. He w as tried before Justice Thomp­ approximate b mills which will make a from the mill at llubMmviliu during liir past acted upon, an 1 a large number of bills the county educational interesM in gene­ son and find ♦> and coats, amounting in bout 23 milla all told, or |2.80 tax on year. allowed. Many of the bills allowed were COAL ral. While there he visited the principal all to fzri.73, As George ia generally a every $100.00 axaeaacd value. The total A quality of coal I* found in Iirge qimn for witness fees. —<>n the— points of interest including Tillamook, peaceable citizen and this is Ida first value of projM*rty in the county according litL** on the Nrhnleiu, and will lx worked ns The Watchtower ia tbenamaof a feeble ’ the Nestui-ea country, Ray City, and offense, we shall not give his other *< mu ms the rail road is completed ■Will make regular trips, the weather permit­ to the recent asm-asnrent amounts to and misguided attempt at a newspaper other points. He was greatly pleased name PAIBYIMG ANI**TO4 k RAiaiMG. ting, from 1524,775, and a lien the aheritf complH.n Tillamook In pre-eminently a dalr^ln* and TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND. published in our sister county, Tillamook. J with the fine timber, the rich soil, and Auction Sale ef Lot*. and stock rntshi* country. Several kind* of liia work it ia thought that alx.nt |1.»,- [ To judge from an occasional selection the immense production of grass, vege For Freight rates er Passage, apply to grow luxuriantly for the greater part of Tltere will I m * an auction sale of Iota in »>0 will lie added io thia amout. A great *r*MM*N Table furiiiat’Cil with the l^at •IrfabNtb I | from that sheet, the editor’s think-box is ‘ tables, oats, fruits, honey, etc. The the year, and stock requins but little fond in P. SCHRADER. Master. in the market. many timberclanna have not been aa- the 1.0.0 F. Cemetery, on Saturday, as badly pied as are the types in bis one- Tillamook valley, proper, is a large the winter. •eaeed yet, aa it baa been imposRibto to Dairy inr is an Important occupation *n«1 ow Headquarter / Sept. 13, 1H90 1 boss office.—Nehalem Journal. country and contains from one hundred CLUBBING LIST. Sale to take place at the Cemetery at awertain the owneralnp to far, in many in* to the uniformly cool temperature, the bnt For I^nid cruisers, llrsith and Pleasure se*ker< i A Methodist church will be built at to one hundred and fifty aquare miles of t?r made I* of superior quality. On ew making caeca. ' Bay City this year. Rev. Wood ia a suc­ splendid country, and ia very fertile. One o’clock p. m. Daily Stage will no doubt prove suceranhiL Shipping factli U iadliobt and Toledo Blade lyr. Notea with approved aeeurfty will l»e tie* i* all that I* no« dad fo make dHtrying a adr­ Stops for Birsk feast arifl Dinner evfcrf dà; »* cessful church builder, and no doubt will I Die future of Tillamook county is bright Weekly Call (S. F.) 99 taken on ninety d.tya time. Reasonable et**- Much butter is ahipfNwl h I present, but a.* » succeed in having a neat church com­ and encouraging, and within a few years Weekly Examiner ” ” . Sport, the lx>aia are depended upon for transput tatiun diacouut» will I xj made for raah pay­ »t pleted at that place before hie work for tier valleys will be peopled with a large West Shore The Christian Cbnrch oi Tillamook the Irwttrr i* suited and parkc«l Instead of being «•irh as fi«h»ng an«l hunting ts unexcelled ment*. All lota Bold at reserved bid*. shipped fresh. that year ends. He has part of the funds and industrious population. Bay City is • , .. | 1 O’-.I th* plate. ' Detroit Free Preaa ” . City Ore., will hold n M-ri * of meeting* ( N. P. Roberts, FARMlVO Attp FBI IT WAISlNO tuily t-ommunit'tttiou witn the County seal < st located on Tillamcxk Bay and is attrsit- for the purpose already. ’• 3mo Truster* } W. II. <’d*"f small fruit* an«! IxrTie* rca< h perfirc of PurlUnd, Oregon, will open September let These rstes spplv only to new sub to purchase horses to work ou the prom ae to be very large in the near future. J. A Wrvo. the leadin* penman of therrwtH. expected here nt that time, Ail are cor­ tiun here and yield abnn lanfly. Garibaldi is situated near the mouth of scribers and to those who pay arrearage Grand Ronde end of the line. The FiaMIMO bn« teeroane a partner ia thia school and will dially invited. ti. B. M oma *. aad renaw their subscription before the through-brace looked too much like a the bay, and is one of the [irincipal re­ make it the leadiBg Bualuen* College Bend for Pastor. Fuliron fishing is curried on In «ratton and (’atahsgur. ft 7» tliere ate larg«* > unneri« a at 7.ehuhin. Neatficm ‘‘houaeon wheels” ao be took the back sorts for pleasure-seek* rs. end of this month. T I LLAMOOK. Brief Description of the County. 1 •3 1 «itij barber S’ljop. ßcsl Stopping THE S^AUGUSTA 4* r I'N-I. UlOT.