Tillamook headlight., October 24, 1890, Image 3

TIDE T4\BLE for OCTOBER.
GRAND PREMUNII
WHO IS IT ?
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Our loor, weak cotemporary up the
r ad is again tottering mi its foundat on.
HIGH WATER. LOW WATER.
SANI» I, VKE.
Its political backers will have lo come Th® I'reUieat Lady ia Tillamook County
up again with the “scads” or it will go
Mr. M jrgan Siimni *rs ia caring for Mr
GOOD
UNTIL
NOV.
15
Also
The
Most
Popular
Mau.
IVednos.lay I i : 4 46 7 9 2 52. a.
TO EVtiW READER OF THIS PAPER!
j under. It is al>out as defunct as a paper
Brioda’s family in their ufilictioii.
ThiiMdsy... : 3 3a 7.2 3 3»>‘
VT« want to incienso onr circulât!« n very hr<«'ly durlnff tli<* next ^ir mordhn—1<> dönbte It If L
Friday
• 3H 4 33 ..5 4 14:8 2 LO o5 2 4! ■ 1 13 4
j can well he and ex st. Another suit for
T. J. Harris is home again and at work
Most Liberal Offer Ever Made—The
Saturday.... 4 3 >2 5.V Ooi 7.7 i().r»3 3.1,
• lb:e. 1 > !V
thin »vn
th» (■,, >pK!Hf
f «»nr piVN’iit ei.t “rlbviH and reader«, 'ifeit
We'll all take a vote on it, and then
Sunday;
5 634:5.4 5557-I 015 '. J 11 56'3.7 I
ou« of mtr prvnent rentier« w iiiitl »«’'«'ure tor U4n
, <> if circulation would be doubl«
wag- s will cause it to change han h or her |K>rtiait will appear in our illustrated on his house and l»arn at Sand Lake.
Chance of A Lifetime.
Monday ■ 6 ' 7S-< 5 4 7 o*¿>.6 1 25 1.0, 1 30 4.2
ofcour»«. But n*« kuow that It will taka mi extr «ordinary itidu^ament t«i bring out the unit
pass into the realm of “has beens.”
effort-* . f ovory one ut our present
> ¡ . - w.. „imi
t., bl t;,„
h gh bid. Wed We a
Tuesday
7: 9'i 5'7 8 15:64 2 t.jj 2.55 '.I
edition.
None
but
men
allowed
to
vote
The
latest
find
along
the
beach
fa
can
­
Wednesday S [ IO 18:5.3: Q 22 6 Û 3 35 I Oj 4 <-3 ».J
ambiti »un Hud KIIX1.7U8 to «I «unie our elroiilnt. >n. h » i 1. by Bpt« i«l arrangement with on«, or the le.td-
lo 22 6'7 4 23 0 9 4 54 3.1
Every copy of the Watchtower that is on this proposition.
lug publlBblng bouses we are enabled to make you
Thursday.. 9 IO675.7
u>
Don’t fail to take advantage cf our libe*
dles; they are No. one and bitrn without
¿r'iday
iê ¡11
ill a5 7 1 ! 1 08 7.0 5 o ; J-9 5 3’ J.6
. it
It
sent outside this count y is a disgrace and
Tiie name of the most popular man in a sputter.
Saturday
11 '..
II 34 7 5 1Î 45 7-2 5 37 o.P 6 o6 i., >al premunii offers advertised iu this issue
An Offer Remarkable for Its Liberality.
. 12;
!
l2 20 7.8 6 07 I.0I 63a 1.4 i
: discredit to the people of the comity, and Tillamook county will l>- ascertained in
;; o 36 7'4
Bead it : 7«> n.y n»»
. o no Subscriber r> í’iLt
for One Yea
Mra. T. J. Ilarrfa With the help of Job
12 44 8.Ü o .{7 i.j
7 01:0.3
1’oroOcts. in addition to our regular
at litri
iP/,o„ pt, r, > .i
I
t. Absoute y Free, anirro.lh,, watt p„
I 0.1'7 6 1 lo 8.2 7 07 b-3 7 35 O.5
TuewlAV ...la
is calculated to create a bad impression the same way, and his face will be illus­ «nd Cindft caught at one haul of the weiu
Weduesdayl.i
1 41,’ 5 1 4O 8-4 7 37-L5 8 1O O.I subscription rates, ($2.00 iu ull) you rt- regaiding the intelligence of our people,
Iwenty-nvo
Compiete
uovele
«
»j
-'ir
t a-.cy »elrotj>
tifali»*
trated in our special edition. The ladies twenty-one fine trout and nine silver-aide
Thur«’lay .Iti 3 33Ï1-3 2 12 8 .S 8 O? ; 1.9 8 48 O.o i
l-'ria.y .17: 307 > y 2 4!» 8.6 8 3$ 2.3 931 oii ceive postage pre paid, DK’KEN’S works among outsiders.
No. ?H1. Her Mnntfeat !>>»»<!ur. Uy A m » wi >* M. Dopai *«. Nn. 134. A L«*»v Mitt-rbi«!». fir Mt«» Met ««w. ÿNw»fr«*«< S
The publishers of that should take a voto on this.
salmon.
No
Oh ttiplM. H' M I « Ai uoli.
9 14 2.7, *o 23 O.2 I
Saturday ...lei 3 35 14 3 3O 87 914
No. I 15. A U I«»I.<«<1 (Jti-I. Hr M an » O k «*!i N at .
No. JH>. Iluturv. Hi Mr» J ank G. A ustin .
N- 111. 7 b<* l'iiirl of tho (h’i’nii. H» Cl.*n* Al'ni'Nr*.
Sutl'Uy
Blank coui<ons for voting will appear ,
4 51 if 4 2o’8.1 lo 00:3.1 j il
- - or the MAMMOTH CYCLOPEDIA, sheet must Lave had a poor opinion of
N.. ÏX). A Hrnve t'owarrl. Hy II I •»,»..»« cm
Mr. A. Krogstad has gone to Tnlmlo
N.» ns. Tht»(H<l (bik«-ii ( lirai. H» Mr« r««i>» <*o»«, Jr,
MouJdy...... 20J 5 56'5'7 i 5 20:7*7 101 :,-*i ___
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Girl.
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636,7.:i . a.
1 uesday. _ ,, , 7 is:».-
.
(2 30 3.9 either of which is worth more than (2.00 the people of the county to try to palm in next week’s p.q>er, with particulars Benton Co., to attend to bis mill business
K> J19 L'ulttv ori.-ot Gitili V Hi ' »f
. M. 1«
No. 181. ’1 he Fnrevllliil HiiMo«. liy .M. T C ai imi *.
flu. -2U. I
A a ’CII n «-«!. Hi Mis A wn K. . iwi uln .. J ■
.Wednesdays.828:61 8 00 7.1 153 ®*7
N->. ’ 12!».
- ‘ The tbiiuiniiil l<r;ivelct.
3*91 2 IO 3 5
fir Mr». 14 iVo«
of such a publication on the public as a and instructions. Watch forit.cnt it out, '
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Sp-A,,«.
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Mrs.
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ikvanpi
h
No
No. I ,’H. Cllir Hou««*. Br K i i a IV rmncR.
wo all hope he will sell out and make hfa
Táurjtday 2V-' 9 3P6‘7 . 9 19 7 3 3 M 0.9 3 32 2.8 j Or, if you obtain one new subsc iber for
No. D5. Tl««* t'rui l <>r t lie ilricut. Hv x«i V »ar. C-on Jr. No. I.’.I. Aunt hu'« Idatory. Hy .M vhwakkt Ri hi « nt .
newspaper.
Friday ..24,10207.5 10 27,7.6 4O2 0>; 4’33 19
till the blanks and send it to this oflice
No 221. Nluit'»o Dvrrlek'* t*i«ii,iht.-r. Hr M I. ( «luott. No. 02. (» h » «if ( li« M»*ii. Bi Ci im Acarar».
home
at
the
cape.
Saturday.. 2-i ¡11 o5;t>T 11 2ÍÍ7.9 4 5-’ o.S 5 2i 0.9 11s, you will receive free, postage paid
No. 272. Tl»v I.I m 'I vii Furm >li lile. Hv M «Husuri H> ... m
K > 171. 'l hvHturv ofiiSiuriw. Hi Mr« J anr G Avari*.
ho UH. A ¡»unircimis W <*«ii«iii, H1M1» Asv--
Sunday . . 26! ,11 40 8 5 ¡2 24Í8-1, 5 41 °*7 6 08 0.1
A correspondent from Susqnehana at once, as all votes must be in by ¡
No U0. 'I he F’.vll (Jenin«, Hr M T C ai nun.
Along the beach four rows of breakers
K.» J >A Illui-Llib «I 44111 By K-rttkii H kiu a K vknktu .
ho. iîâ. 5?.»‘ a ''Yi’’ *
6 26 o.VI 0 54 - 4 twenty-five popular novels by the best
Hr««®«, II
Monday . .27!. <» 15 8.1 :
November 15th.
No 249. I he I* vi II »•fKl«*t|-u-«i Pur h,,t. I". II I.F a . uv . v
Mi'
Mr».
count}
’
Pennsylvania,
writes
us
asking
if
,
Tuesday ...28 10318-1 i o2¡9'i 7 04 1.11 7 ->0 -.7
hu 2M. *i ___
' toll the condition of the ocean’s surface
hi» ____
l.lltl« Util .M mn ol tl,e 1t»«tI k .« a »II v ^. h. No. 103 Tk» I n«t of tl><* Huthrem«. Pr Ml«. Minni*,
K
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A
W**HI
A
II
The
names
of
the
voters
will
be
kept
E
mii
«
(I
aw
'
ihiau
.
Wednesdays ’ 1 4'J 7 8 : i Sö’O.Ü 7 41 uC 8 23 -,8 authors of the day.
No In). Tbl» Al uni k Fumi .Uy-I.r». Ry N umi
Subscribe for one 1 our report of oats yielding 80 bushels per
N.»,
241.
**
F rum Ui» Enrth 4«» the Muon, lit Jrir. Virr.Ni»
I this morning while the breezes are hl
15«. /”ixf . I..I
Thursday 30; 23474 2 17:90 8 19 21 9 0; -.7
No 243. T!lt« 4. xiirclliiti*. I*¡ut. Bi l«r. J II Ito.tN.uN. N.». HO. (•ui uf the Depth« Ry Ke«w r»kwiy,
Friday ..3.1/ 3 20 69: ¡ 2 56 8t> 8 2.51 9 52 -.3 of your friends in the cast and get the : acre is truth or boom literature. Our secret, and the balloting and count fairly 1 ■ refrealiing and the skv is as clear and
N». ait. The Burnii*. U III. Hr H»i vanii . C hh , J i .
N'n. I»’». I»*' Irlbiilli.ti. Bj jhiiuikr VuiVkr.
No 241. ThuWm.v F h I voi *. Ilv .4. T. C aiiioh .
No. UH. A l'ilio ofN«», BjM.S II'CNHV IT»»».
correspondent who is accustomed to the 1 conducted. The coupon tickets wiil ap-
No. 240. Th 1» *»«»rruw i»f u Sevrrl. B t M a « it U kc - ii . Tttr.
No, 07. A I'orltino II»|,«fcr. Rv ÀfcMK Tll»MA« fff’J.
1 the air as pure as any day in June.
The above Table Is lor Dry stocklug Bar, r.oi I benefit of this proposition.
No 2.4». I’vri-.v nml Ihn l*rui»h« t. ih U o.itii» ('» imno .
No. «¡<«. V f.litc.l n»i«! I'iirterf. R t »ntli«*r ’'l»<*rn Tliirni*.
| clay hills of Pennsylvania where only I>ear only in next week's issue, and there I
Tillamook, or Tillamook Bar.
No. 2«7. TI»«» Story of u lì «■«bllnn Hli-ir. Hy ih« uu'bor No. VI. Tho l< Iiltfhubrlilqii My»4« r».
('«,< KN a
O.
R.
(
’
hamberlain
has
gone
to
be
a
’
l'ora
’
lìmiuè
"
of
•
’
Head
our
advertisements
carefully
No. HI. I unii <1«* iv Hui»«*. !<i nu ihor ul' Oer« Thorn«.
for 30 or 40 bushels per acre can be produced will be a chance for lietvreen tiO'J and 7OO
The height is reckoned from the level of aver-
N.», m .Morirn Ware*« T-«n»plntl<:«i. Cy M.s. IT XTno»» K.>. fit. A Uiisaiv » ('filli« Or ■'T mw Cl CNRit. '
No 216. A Muorri» ( lo«lv»*ÿ|lti H m >ii.>i "i-..iu iboiuv. ' No PJ. lio««* I o«!gi*. By Mu» H rnhv 1V i »» ui .
Oregon City un the willow
i fuU particulars nn<l descn'ptiou. You with the aid of fertilizers, may be sur­ votes. Each person allowed only one;
Nu tM. Tòt» I«1 hii «I II moo. Hi SÌ. T. 1’410. n.
No. Pl. A H lAu<* i»f t,<»vo. Br nii'hnr •’ |»«>r» Thnrr»
No ì ; ì 3. ’Ilio Î nini Ulov e Bv Ci ah » A vi vi a .
Lawrence’a pre-emption. His wife ac­
No. V0. The F nini Murrhi««». Ri Ml«« M F BuviiinM.
So I A The 31 III (4lrl of Tyrol. Hi M. T T'at.n«»«.
• are invited to call and inspect samples prised when we tell him that iOO bushels vote.
No. M>. A (jnovii Aièxuig.t W oiiien. Il) Uir «iiihnr «
So.
W5.
31
II!
»Ti»'-
Ite»
<
ligi».
l«T
II
ÜIIII-.H
¡I
I.
,.\np.
companied
him,
they
will
take
in
the
ex-
" tint» flli'ilo». ’
Sign your own name nt the bottom of
per acre is not an uncommon yield ; but
So. 211. II ul li lleri-l«’h. n Ww i i im II. Bt ni 1.1 i..
T*:«» Hlutvlifiiril !l« que«t. H t HrirMC« m w«e, IV.
No 216 Kilt h veu'a \V tir.I. Il) Flou
EAST AND SOUTH | of our grand premiums.
M ooivat .
B7. Tho
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_
,
Cnr«n
ofCiirev«
H» «ùitmi Doni Tbvrb«.'
the blank and it will be kept strictly con­ po.sitisn and visit their parents and
So. 214. T « a ii lam«*. Bv ili« millier of l>.»i . rim no •
it
is
true.
Mr.
James
Christenson
living
•
1'0. A Nhuduvv 01« th ■ i li ri-sli<il«t. Bi M « ht (>■ n I,
VIA
4
lutili,
libi!
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i
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4
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No.
213
KV
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This offer is good only until Nov. 15,
friends at Vancouver, Wash.
F ii I h • I - I ■ Ille«, »by «miinr "Dur« Tlivriia."
fidential.
If
you
do
not
care
to
do
that,
No.
212
A
5
tiicshiuitl
Heroine.
Hr
.Mrs.
a
I
a few miles south of here on Long Prairie
hi. 4 Curri«! ou'« (lift- It r Mi on Co»> w « r Util.
I
211. Tiioriiycrulì Uritwge. Br llrrT W inw > . i..
Southern Pacific Route.' 189O, and applies to new cash subscri- raised 400 bushels on five acres and had send your vote along anyway, und it will The surveyors left for tho south this No.
Ni». M. ! Muro lllUor limi« IJ vh IU U j «iiih«rvf ** Dar« |
No. 210. < urotnel ('willige. B) Mis. H k . nky H ... i>.
Tlwri'i
So tO». Tlie l>i vu»t» WniHMn. I<» W h KiH Uni i iva.
No. i. M.
■ Ml»« r»»* Mr«. I fi) TVn «i« Coi.t.iw« lUuitiaftd.
f
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So. W8. *1'4»«« i î eo.iireui'i-» Miiebwr»!. IljU. L Hrice-
! bers and those who pay arrearges and for ten acres that he did not thresh which be counted, tl'you like, put your vote morning, at least Messers. Brown and
i. bl. I«« Ib«» llolldufM. Ih Ht»» ('»ru. Ihr
BNNON.
■
NOI
No. '. kn.
•
«* ’ Tho
lioHmiitlu A«l» «iiluiu« of a MlILuiuld
SHASTA LINE,
in a sealed envelope, to be opened when Taylor, who wo understand have bn»n
No W7. The Mlso.1 vent lires of John Nlehtd.ou. l'v
I«
H I -
’I'triM AA I! All »
a year in advance. Don’t delay but take was still heavier. A man adjoining him
K i .KH i I,UI'I« N1HI|,M. n
Ks;
No. 70
79...............................................
i I)- ii«1 llvnrt. 1>v suthir of " Dora Thorn#,'’
employed
to
correct
some
of
the
count
is
mad?.
the
stakes
Ro.
*M.
lli
eml
the
'Voter«.
Mbs
Met
nr,»,
pr
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No. “
77.
h«rl» I»ny«. Br lli’oir I’ iinw » r.
No 203. A 1 nie of Three Lion«. 10 il Him
n .« j . iaiw .
Expresstrains leave Portland daily advantage of it at once.
T» H II tu', U « in I I kv Num«. Br II 7. F»Rf4tMM.
It is a rare raised over 800 bushels of potatoes to the
So 204. Poge \|n«tr-I »*•». I«v M aiiv Urto H ai .
Young men, if yon have fair sweet­ or finish some of the work, and now w«»
No. 7Ö. Al tin* W orl<l*« Mercy. I’i F i ' oibni « W ani « n .
acre on new ground without fertilizers.
SlMlt’l
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North.
So. 703. .Mur» lluril w I« í'■ IlivuL hv M.» 11 tVn u NS.
No. 74. ('irl'cfl Üiich, Br lll'iMI ClIHW.lT,
No. »02 W illi Flower«, l’v M ihi >> n II ai .Î. anu I I
No. . 7H. Mlhlri il l'r<»« iiiilnw. Br " Twit Dt'roir»«.**
Married men, suppose that soon some of the squatter»
6:00 p m I Leaves Portland Arrives 9 35 a ni chance to secure good reading matter for These were fair tests and strictly reliable. hearts, stay with them,
No. tOI. The
___ _ Merci»ont*« vrlaae. By limimi A
» n
Sn, 72. In Uiiplil*« Net. Bi enihrrnf" ll< r« Th«rn«.M
Albany
Ar 6;i t a :n
9:28 p m | Lv
So. "00. <•«•<»»•(
(àeorge Ciiiilflel.'l'e Journey, l’v >:'«< l'.i ■ ...
| No. fl Thel’rey iVowmu. H» Ifr# <l«i«ta»i., perf
remember your wives,
L t the moat in this region will be permitted to the
7:45 a m J Ar
San Francisco Lv 9:00 p 111 the dreary, winter hours. No such liberal
No RM. •-
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felôtor Kutu. B» millier “ Korn I hm ne. ' ¡ : <t. No. 10 ___
1 bo ... Mr «terr Ilf the Hull« 1 roe. By th«
So
197.
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WILL
BE
STOPPED.
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popular mau rustle for himself.
exalted relationship of Homesteaders.
No. I’M». 1 » il» the Serf'. I ' Nvi va ih Corni. Jr.
Above trains stop only at following stations offer was ever made before.
No. C.'i («iihrii l*« 3Inrrln«re Hr Wil «iRCof I iwa. fU d. ’
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Dorth of Roseburg: East Portland, Oregon City,
A
few
days
ago
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A
ChambeH
ain
No ¡H4. Timi M Inter Mghl Hi II uno Hui u, nan .
No. Ilf. Jii«n.*r |»iiiie’a Kccret
»rent Hy
HrM!»sM
p- BioinvM.
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Woodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, S! edd>,
All who are in arrears for subscription
No. 1-3. 'I ha Iteti Cru«N. Hi M. T .......... ..
No. «0 1.0 lini*. ! Hr M inv (’icrif
... M at , llh<rhnfnt.
A NCK kl’ OF HISTORY.
Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City. Irving, Eu­
No l-t. . l*'i»r Loie or Hielte«» l<) autlior “A Groat No. lift. 1 i«<1y <; ire». A oline*« »»rsnm. 4«) <ii««u. borei
killed another lx»ar.
X.Y.Z.
MUmk«
gene.
i "<1| « I I I*rrn» ■ /■'
fi' ' Iti
Hi illrd.
ulril.
i-s
to this paper for one year or more will
S’o I hi —
'
The
Wizard ofGrunmln. B« M T Cvtaon.
No. «4. |l.*«l (’miri V erni. Ur Mr» 1lrs«v Koon. /Tf<t.
ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY.
No. IHO. A W «»in»u»*« *vrret. I’ ■ «' iah . Armali,
Specking of the recent death of a Tilla­
Ilei-
No. M. Th«> !'roseli l»eep.
l«r Wn mik C oi . i . ih » JU'd.
HAY Viii.
have
their
paper
stopped
if
not
paid
up
So.
158
Thc<«iilM
»
Iti»
er.
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IV
i
tor
Coi
i
is.
No. 81. Ihi 'l. lo t'io Old tfiune. " t M aht C kcii II av III
x:oO a m I.v
A r 4:06 p in I
l’ortland
I » ludion*, (lut h. H; Mis. Mvnv A
No. IM Flürener
. ..
mook Indian and th© generally peaceful
No. 81. ’1 tu* Lo«t Uimk Noi*», H» btr» H kakv fi otti. Iti
Albany
12:20 p m Lv
Lv 12:oo» m 1
litH»t‘ rif.'J
No; 60. fenice, 'rii .iun«»| lieti llluth utrd.
hv November 15th, 1S90, and bills will
Mr. A. G, Wilkes has the frame tip for
6:00 p ni Ar
Roseburg
Nt». If.l. ‘ I oneuali-r's< »»l»1t». hr Mrs M V. Vieron, fil'd.
Lv f»:o0 a m
No. (V. /» Il i lilo fro'ii thè feen. I’« wiiihm " Ihir« Tharn«.*
and friendly record of the tribe, Al.
No 153. Muni (■muge- B» Mi« Ih.-uiv l'.’.uo,
No. 4<Y 'I he < • li 1.« t «>n tl»o llciirlh. Al'hilstiu«« Mioiy.
Ko 152. Th«»
,
.
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be presented for arrearages.
l*«tl*t»»i
nf Aap«.
Hv fi.mir en M vttHVAT.
ALBANY LOCAL, DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
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________ _______
llhith at'd
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Hussey ’was prompted to remark that [ his new house and will enclose it so that
No 151. l’«»r/’u,i ttii< I . .::
!<»■:
a -.
a. ih Mr» Ano-N,.»u.
No. 44 'i tic» ( «■lb»»v M a«|< hl IVlIXlR C'>TM«fl.
No. Io0. A I l’ I h»)
m * urlashi'a
tv rltfKt'a l>u
Dmiglil r. hy Aita. anni . No. 41. B
5:00 p m I I.v
Portland
|l 'I
It llriimloi:.
Bruttiloi:. H t I' ll ami ». ion fJTtoMS
: they owed their go d manner« to early he can move out of his tent into a bousn.
»urs
¡o t
Now
No.
HO.
M!u»iutf.
M!««illtf.
B«
H»
M
n«v
<
«ri».
H at .
9:00 p in 1 Ar
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Albany
EXPENSIVE AT Til AT.
No UV llidluvr \«l» (lidi. Ut M imtAiti't Hi <» unt . fu .t,
HI. Anne-
Anno. »,
By Mr» II hnuv W uoii .
Mr. Jenkins is having rock hauled to
training .m l discipline. It was many
Ko ¡4M. A B:»«lere<l l.lfv, Hv M» hi .. ll»n«ANt».
No. H2. H!«t<*r
»later llu»«».
l’y IV i hik C oimn ».
l»o«e. Kr
LOCÀL PASSENGER TRAIN« DAILY (EXCEPT SUN­ T illamook ,
O ct . 21. 1890.
No
147
«Ir
>'vel'»
l4<-tr.
Bv
Mis
M
a » A unm I' i . kmin «,
I. Viileile*.
Vuh'ij« *« F.ite.
Fule, Hy .Mr» aik « ani > kr .
!U.
years ag«), so many that ho would ni t put a stone foundation under his hoti e
DAY.)
So 114 |l.»rl»*> Foi Ivitte. |ty I 1 . u« •.< 1 • |v otio-o.
* 0.
A (brille«» Pun ii, h) «ullu.r ■'Dorn fh«rn«.” í’f
(Sccne ill Watchtower Shop.)
Ko 145. T!ie Ntiieer Heurt«. H t H I. F aujm . m .
Nu 21 I .«h ui
the Myotery
Mystery ul'
u|' thè
tile ÌI
ilvii
■>l er, tho
vim ilhinil«
II uiii I».
undertake to fix the date, but Win. instead of the wooden pins it now sands
1:50 p m I 1 bV
Albany
Ko 144 Liitlf ( ni»»urt.i’«
Ar 1 9:25 a m ;
IHunioiola.
Iiy "Tnw
hr K itt
. ri«»i«iw. Itliirtinfe
Illntti n'fl.
’l.
......... h .pikUiM.
Im.
Stranger—Is this a newspaper ofFi. e?
No. tft...........................
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>»oJI* y Cnrleoii. - HyMfssM
F Hntni»«»N.
236 p m 1 Ar
Lebanon
8:40 a m 1 Take your babies to lleynolils' und get
Chrisman thinks it was in ’47. A settler on.
No.
I4:i.
,
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_
.
.
I.
Fuir
l»n<
Fnl«c.
Hr
«nlhornt
l»nr«
Thorn«."
PCL
No.
2H.
Di*vi<l
Hunt
Hr
Mrs.
ani
H
Ryrrni«
’
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7:30 a ni I Lv
Albany
Ar 1 4:26 p in
No. 142.
“ The
Tí.» V.
U «untili
......... liuti .. h) l><. J H. liioiiNR.iN i i <
No. »2. Tlie llelr to A«Mev. Hy Mi«. Hi *.ny fi'con
Atiti-So.ip (tlio editor)—Ye-ye-ves sir. and his family living on the Upper Yam­
8:2'2 a m |1 Ar
Lcbitnon
Ar I 3:40 a in j its picture taken.
No. m r
II« • Ivi een í'iTi» * Nino.
■
|ly ilei outbor vf " lini u No. fl. FSriintiiif (ho W |> |rf w Imi. Hy Miwyl'nii H»y,
Mesarrs Coiner A Petty» have the plank
Thom 1,0." tlhilU tiled.
N«». 10. A t. il ili'«! Min. Ili l' e rurlmr nf ■■ |hn» ThoiUV."
Brightening
up,
ami
a
ghastly
grin
hill
in
the
vicinity
of
Grand
Ronde,
was
No. HO Tire I.un ,v er’« Perret. Hr III»« 'f. F. fluitino»?.
No. 7. Th« l.uiirt l Itiian. Hy MI#« Mei m a.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
and timber all sawed for the Cottle A
Smith & Barker are nianufaeti'ring
i oni « ’ -------------
t» (’nm» of
Dr. Jvkvll
iin<l .Mr. No. 0. Henry Ariteli. Ih Mr». H kmiv W<iW|>.
No. 13» The
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1 .. Sf
U
-
might have been seen plowing its way murdered and the house burned to the Hendricks wharf and warehonao, and
little. ■ |lf
If. ■ I.. K I K VI NOON.
No. 6. A niM Knrton. Ily G mohor Fi iot .
*
ourist
leeping
ars apple boxes for the trade
No.
Muu'o
__ ).' h . A„ d |<| ......
* Htivrlltce.
Hr Mra. A nn S. No. f. ■Him Ey e - nml G«»l<1 et« Unir Hy ( wnif Y moma «,
through the debrison is cheek.)
MtnrnRN«.
Ko. 0. (nptiiln A llck*« l.eguey. Urli IC aii . oii
[ groud. Thei\j was no due t» the per the grading of the road to the wharf has
G. I> Biggs has returned froui an ex-
Ko. 137. I'uiler tho I.line«. H t mitliur nf'• p.-ra Thome.'•
No. ». Aiuong tlie K h I iim . H i M* rv Cren. H a v . IH J.
For the accommodation of Second Class Passen­
Stranger—What are the prospects for pctration of the de»-<l. All t!iat remained commenced.
ger», attached to Expres Trains.
J uh 1 I !ilnk of II I Wa wU| giva you t wnuty II* « clini in!ng c midato novela />«•# if you will got, ua
tended tour of Yamhill county.
only oil«« y< in ly stihNcrlbor '(’lia 11 «vein ma H|dendld ouch , hh <I fh»»y ara publlsiii d cninpleto lu
was the r.she« of the dwelling and the
a
railroad
in this county?
l1e.1l |iB nphl 1 to: Ili
N..10 tho tonn- n
untho, ti - limy uro 'ho i». .» t'e'cht uie<1 writer.»«,
Mr. J. W. Haskins owning a farm j lin­
The West Side Division
lt«rs. h«]**
hi^M
C. B. Hadley and wife have returned
charred bones of the occupant», and for
of Amerh’ii mid Eiirop *. Noto «I no tho long und ntira.’tlv » list fr< til wlilcli you nr-« privi.-»«
Hi’lni’f
No ninth I wh!«’li of the noV.'H \ou cl ......... . » 11 y|1| |>o |-<>i f..«'l!y dellizht- d wl
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BETWEEN PORTLAKU AND CGRVALI3. from a visit to Portland and the exposi­ Anti-Soap—(Taking courage) Sir. our s uno time the matter remained shrouded ing the northeast corner of Bav City lias to
>1 .. I. lute.;
Moat of tlio nov.'ls In thia Ils* hh || bu i <. 1 1 < <., n u, t».,»
fl. <| other l’liuricu
\<>n om SK
paper, gives full particulars of railroad
sold the southw*o<t forty acre lot of it to
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXURPT SUNDAY.)
tion.
tmriHv
li
ertofi/fi
u-
Hi.y
thcniy
ilrayoit
tn'iycli
osc-^cr,
forgattltd
n<*
only
on«»
«
curly
aubadrWtW,
rumors.
You should subscribe for it. in mystery. Some lime later a ettl?- the B iy City La mi C«>., for $2,20J. That
Cun mu tlouhl ilRt f)il4 Is rt u'onjfrfitl niii>i>rtunihi - Hiicli n <>no na you no vor limi iwifore f
Portland
Ar 1 5 3° P m
7:30 a Ul 1 Lv
Rev. Clapp has closed bis revival meet­
Now loi ovory rentier of f hin |"ip«‘r o n «Idei* 1 blu nffur < ir nddrem-od lo lilin: e.f o. lier rlflnlirM.
9:41 a in 1 [ I.v North Yanihill I.v 1 3125 p in
We
make
our
living by selling news. It mont had been formed in Tillamook and makes the north sido of Bay City a square
iib 'I v
M'iko up your mind Hint yon will hnvi» twenty five of tlioen rlmrmlng comubte hovela.
I2:lo p ni 1 Ar
Gorvalis
I.v | 12:55 p ni ing and has returned to Portland,
lie
one
of
the
settlers
was
ongaged
in
post
­
And how easily » 011 <*ii'! do li I Whiil in It 10 get otio yetirly »ubncrlboi* to thlH)>Apn|-> Thum la got
costs money to fiml out what we know.
block.
At Albany pud Corvalis cenoect with trains made many friends while here.
on««
single
one of <>ur pr» Hont au>>r.-ribera und reader» but cun «lo It. If they will ti g. Tlaiueuibor.
ing nutiics lor a school f lection, and hie
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
you are not .mk’-d to g t un n « Ini» or to <lo nny (’.«hveMStiig, blit merely to um « your InlltienfM* to
Stranger—Yes, I sc ■ Here's a quarter.
It is rumored that there is t > b? a
proceedings were observed by a Tilla­
lintii *o f»»n« of your nelghb-re or friendo to tnke our paper lor n yeiir
AiivbMy can do flits.
Ir you do htit receive your paper
EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Tell me all you know and give me the
Am« ng jour m Igliboi4 l'ibi fit nda iheraiac 11 1'1.1 v oim tr!;c
■■■'" .“
**—*u- «■'-^
double wedding at the house of Air. and
who will
niiliNcrlb«»
for®wr p4»p«r «t j -------
our
mook Indian, who finally inquired if the
4 40 p m 1 Lv
Portland
Ar i 6:20 a m regularly or promptly, you will confer a change.
Fobrit st Ion
Po i ot i ni it off, or r<op f. think It o-. « r but * go
..................
..... nwt get ywiir rtib-
«n
right
out
at
onoo
Mrs. J. S. Elliott, in the 11 -tr future.
6 i3 p m 1 I.v North Yamhill I.v | 6:id a m
H
rliH»r
You
yourei'lf
will
he
t
ury
rlHod
to
fin«l
how
<
/
ihv h
thing
it
N
to
rf
0>
an
1 I w
lv
c
hrv
n
thing
it
!
”
to
do.
an
v )i bí-n y#n recele»
notice
had
any
reference
to
the
murder,
favor
bv
reporting
at
this
oflice.
McMinnville
Lv : 5:4«; a ni
Tmir tw.entr-five complete novel« «nd commence re.
** *; bo delighted
* “
7’5 P J" 1 Ar
i u " llug them, .. you will
tWhlnk you
Hobsonville fusnishea the grooms and
and was asstiri d it had. This furnished
took adviudagaof our gr»’«t ««¡<1 very 11 her 11 offer.
M e have been doing a land-ofllee busi­
A WIIONIJ CONCLUSION.
there wiil be smiling times around the
We will g1 tn fifty of the novele for two y eorly in» .««»ribera, «event y five fop three aubacrlbara, and
a
clue
to
the
fact
tha
r
the
murder
had
Through Ticlcets ness in subscriptions ti e past week
«o «m for u’iy number, (let in«>re then nti<» t ii»“-rr!b( r If you can Without too mneh trouble, but do
Truckee mill for a season.
h«'i:i'lti»p'tftt i< i»»t «»u«’, kii .I « “■ ur ■ f .r voli' i H t v. nty tlv - cl iunitiig « o;npl«'r
‘
"
-------TO ALL POINTS-------
The following item, which was origin­ been perpetrated by a Tillamook Indian
Our premii ill offers are taking well also
will tuba a grand « Imn« « »« great opportunity It you piiss this offer by uuh|
the
Mr. Provost has nearly used up rill
Dov«»le by tb<j numbers a.« given. Add ret n ull iutieri!
EAST AND SOUTH
ally taken from the H eadlight ,has been Or Indians, that the ¿e ret was in the
Jim Wood, wife of Bev. J. II. Wood,
For tickets and full information regarding
1 going the rounds of the press of this keeping of the tribe. When this in­ 75,000 bricks he made this year, building
rntrs, mapsetc., cal Ion company s agent at N'ortli is s-riously ill. The ladies of the M E.
telligence reached the Ruttlement along (lues and chimneys, and has a large a
state:
Yanihill,
Church are doing all they can to
Tillamook can claim, without mii'-li the Yamhill, a party of 60 or 7O was mount of of orders for ilti<*s he cannot
K 1». ROGKIB.
R. KOEHLER,
Manager.
Asut G. F. and Pass. Agt. her.
fear of contridie imi, the honor of b-?ing organized—Mr. H.:s«ey thinks they wore build without buying brick for them, he
,C. T. Hills has bought nearly 1000 less encumbered with mortgages than from both Yamhill and Polk counties— talks of gutting a machine to make bricks
r
TILLAMOOK Ä YAMHILL STAG« RO I TH. boxes of apples from tho farmers in this ¡•ny other county in the state, it not on and »tailed out with rifles to have an in­ next year.
• the coast, there being less than 4'h)
vicinity, which he will ship to San Fran­ mortgages recorded in the county clerk’w terview with the reds who were encamped
Since Jacoby Bros, have set iipasceani
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun­
cisco.
office during the past ten years.—As: >ria on Tillamook bav. When they reached engine in their furniuture factory, known
day, at 5 a . m . for T 11 unook.
Miss Emma I’.anmer and her brother Pioneer.
the re it w. s (own I that the Indians were as the Novelty Works of Bay City, they
Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at
TN FOUR VOLUM'
The Albany Democrat in commenting on the opposite t»ide. Some eight or ten have done, ami are able to do .1 Lugo
6 a . m . for North Ytunhil .
Fred, left on Tuesday’s stage for Yam­
Makes-connection with trains at North Yam­ hill. They go to visit their parents who on the statement khvs :
of the settlors went across in boats, the amount of manufacturing in the way of
A Great E.;d ’Mariai Wotk,
hill for Portland.
reside in that county.
Perhaps that is an honor; but it is a < tliers going around by land Tho party fine furniture, and parts thereof, which
CONTAIN I MJ
For freight or express business, apply at Cohn
There are a few drunks about town who fact that wherever there is push and busi­ who crossed the bay arrived first, and they were forced to buy and ship to Till.t-
& Co s store, Tillamook.
ness there are lots of mortgages. The’-e were met with h stile demonstration, the 11100k liefore; as the “toot” of their steam
should be “fired bodily” before winter is probably L ss business in Tillamook
24 7©^®^
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
Indie s Mif posing the niselv. s largely in whistle is board regularly it tells that
sets in. There will be no wood-sawing than in any other county in Oregon.
O. ORTON, M anager .
the majority. They got out their guns 1 they arc doing a fiotirfabiiig business.
or other employment to keep them from
Of course it is a fact that the uuinber
FeaatWsl ELslraUrsf
and showed fi^ht, but by parleying with
Mr. Haskins has moved to Tillamook
starving this winter.
of mortgages increase with the inertase
POST-OFFICE HOL 'AS,
THR M a MN otr <’Yr!.np,f!fii a baü TbW, p^w-
them the whites managed to delay o;»cra- to s}»eiid the winter and give his children
Rev. J). Stover left Wednesday for in population and business, but it must
hwti 1 t > nu i l ti <• wu t» oí tti»» n.MM**« i«-r tb
Uhlvet«.,! ■ ■>;
¡1 )i.1 <>l hii«wl i’.R«*, | rvii’’”l,
tioiiH until the bind forces arrived 0:1 the the benefit of a winter's schooling.
The post-office at Till imook will be opci: every
’ t u»«*f’d, m < 1 nt.tfearU (¿roersl. Th»w«»rk 1« r;* '■
....
day in the week from 8 o’clock a . m ., I o S o ‘< ¡ock Dolph where Mrs. StaVer will icrnain a be remembered that many communities scone.
Thia was a groat snrpirse to
I uh.-«l conij !•
in f«”ir 'ar¡rs «»««1 bam'aian«1
M
irko
P
olo
.
!• M.. and on Sunday from 1 to 2 r. M.. an«! from few week
lie w ill join Rev. C.F.Clapp are over-bur h ned with mortgages.®
1
. ■ • u ■ .? 1, ■> paan*»
lHpH.it,-
. 11 1 ai«’'i*iibi"/''(Hi.u'íiiil«i»írr
4 to 5 p. M. Mails close at 45 minuti** pa -i 7 !• m .
them, ami they yielded mare gracefully
i- • nf >”l itr . liste ÍM-rn « m»c¡ J« '(
The last statement made by the Albany
Money order and registered business ( lobeai? at Willamina, where they will he ld a
WWW®
<;
IKIttALIH.
1
«i„»
nm-t
eon p • t*. in'ual- e »• 1«
than
the
democrats
in
congruM
yielded
o clock P. M.
1 i.fMM A « v> r
I» I»
series of revival meetings.
paper is incorrect and only shows iguol
¿a phi a Severance, Post-mistress.
to Tom Reed's majority.
They were
u. in >a •> <1 rhil
B abies —On the fourth Saturday of rance in regard to the progress ami pr< 5- given sit opportunity to produce the
M'. i ' cm Il.iiny ¡’ear» >ti «ml Lillie. ¡alloii
There ha» pro­
each month Reynolds the photographer pcritv ( f this conn y.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ui,;r l- r-rs <•( the Grau I Ronde sc ttlfrs, lute returned home after a long vi.il to
i1 <$-» ri’. vài ' c '»: ,i« .-«•..
will take babies pictures of <.no year or bably been more activity in business and which they did. Th aottler•swore Niniply Astoria.
younger free of charge, and a present will more development, in proportion to the deairm » of meting out justice to the
T illamook C harge , M. E C hurch ,
John Jolinaon ha. bu ll a birg’ new
I H- W> ft
population in tins county, in the past
• ni uri» htkflv iH'intnst
be given to the best looking baby.
•
actual offenders and of teaching their houro which n<bli gre.tly to the I xrk. ul
ut I lit* C«,lâ I-bis 04 U11« Kreft’-
First’Sunday in the month, L ohr Prnirie 10:7,0
year
than
any
other
county
in
the
»late.
”
” " PlnvUflnt
”
Pleasant Vallci
Valley
» Geo. Cohn arrived home Tuesday even­
associates a wholesome lesson. One his place.
¡¡.Ur<
” Tillamook
Uf^TOlfT. Ta» Mssu rtr OvruwaviaooHlala» ««wvplot/.
Albany and especially the newspapers
Slid
bsiidaxM latat»!«,
■ uit au’i'
’ • ■ rie«» Clvll W
7:3® ing after a week’s absence in Portland of that place aeem to l>e utterly indiffer­ Indian wa« lnwg nn.l another who had
.1«. »k- Ar «»»*.
Sunday Sc’iO'rl ih still progre.iiug
fn»c»v »liiisitmrit. wfih «ini.vrr«M» 4n«M<i,»ir« of ih« K«r—
hxii>n’. litre
it:oo
.’ Kilchis
3rd
where went to purchase goods for the
r«Mir»>(« Hi«««r’ "I Am'"l s. f’«-n li» <H«o«v»fy h» Col«
teen
tu
ned
over,
ngnin^t
whom
tho
nicely under the uhh-. inanageirlent of
li :oo
” Till.unook
Rth
«ha |»'<»s<-'it Hinu. «r«|'«>l« A«-«- »I(»’l«in« o( fsiuoa» bau
ent
and
blind
as
to
the
resources
and
im
­
............... "’T’*.*
7;j0 fall and winter trade.
He has almost a
|io)..,<r
l
t>i
«».•ci«
tu
ih«
bltiory
t>l
«li
aall»M,
ohrou.
evidence was not conclusive, was allowed Mrs Handley and I’rof. tioyi.n.
t.Isioiy.«
ri»
[Sunday School in Tillamook every Sund.iy 2:00 full load on the “Augusta” ard more portance of tlii-* city and county, and arc*
nl
V 1 M r m •
to go free, while one of th«» »«piaws who
l’.l'K "
t 5
’
tv
7:30
I’rayer meeting* Thursday evenings
The Truckee baa besn I. y ig in Ilin
thè l*i»id' ic» nf •'«• Culi»4 HI»Ir», f< in M «»hitoc
disposed to ignore the fait that the Al­
If special pastorial service is desire«!, call on ordered for h<r next flip.
v
is
in
s
me
way
connected
with
tho
llarrimm, w.th <*>rtr«iis »tei «>«••<• ilb.sinciooa, »'«» ih
the undermgued al the Parsonage, opposite the
bay for rever.il days un ible to get out
« .«ti »t’s- f bnp»l ■'»»1 Boll .,»>.<ir. Hhsk »”-i>m, Hrr-.n '
bany A Astoria railroad, if ever built,
pi.!..- H< jm. n Fi iiA'in, Ih or} (’>•». Daniri W.-..I
kourt house".
affair was shorn of her raven tr «■' cm ai d
A member of the firui of Foard it Stokes
on nevount of a rough bur and fogu.v
fnuiou» »«■»«•■•Hii-i', kothvis, |»ooi», »< 1« io. a, «loro lue
connecting this place wit li Albany, will
J. H. W ood , Pastor.
«inwii tu tua | rrseni <h»y.
returned to her tribe.
The Tillamook
was in town Monday He says by spring
w< atlicr
add greatly to the pros|»erity of Albany.
aghi « i l i 1 ur.
Indian i have always been friendly toward
«a F trmor«
lie wdl have a big mill at the mouth of
C hristian C hurch .
I oktH.S I’HOIH
Even if (he road is built only from
The Elmore cannery Ims been running
f -r iti ’«»i|
at the Nehalem. Walter Smith says lie will Albany to this place, it would bi r efit the whit«».—Reporter.
Ebler II I! MOM IM ■
»Q4, ....fi,
almost
day
and
night
for
the
last
Iw
i
_____
_
„„ the third
________
____ . s of also build a mill there at «on as other
illuntook,
on
and ____
fifth Stiiiday
ir.-.iuurt,
inch uioutii, at lt:oO A. M.. and 7:30 r. m . All
Albany more than the rohd to Ytiquina
t • h I ’ •
weeks trying to keep up with tho (¡»li­
BILLIONS OF LI MHKH.
mills go in to open up the bay —St.
ire cordially invited.
jfuirrii r LTTitr....................... -
•» VI I Ml 1. IIKT'JI
bay, as the natural resources id this
ermcn, hut cotdcl not end hud to limit
turfr 1 IVI S « t l»u lili'ls if ir<r,«,.lrs ""'1 fra
fi n i
rw rrkn' <■ »I ih« tuo»« su- ''«»»fui bori
Helens Mist.
county are so much greater.
If Salem
z\ luinburman, who has l>r*rn all over the boats in order to catch up
AHUIJI fP.( TÌ »IE. br»'«r.s«"’»i ■
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
The local coasting steamers are all steals a march on Albany by getting a the great timber fields of the Nehalem
Our road Supr rvixor i. hnsy hftiilin,’
wind bound along the coast, the “Olsen” road via Tillamook first, slio will have nod Till am n»k region», ami who can tell
gravel on the road. The road in thisrlia-
'TILLAMOOK LODGE NO <7, at Nestuccn, the “Augusta” at Astoria
done a great deal t »wards rstnblisbing just how many billions of feet there are trict, No. 4, is the beat in this end ot the
I A. F. fit A. M-. meets on the
x first Saturday night of < ch and tho “Truckee” in the bay, hilt as the her prestige aa the commercial center of in ea< li of Iheae fiwtiiina, »ay» that the
county, others ought to follow his <*x-
month. Special mectirp for work
every Friday night. Visiting breth­ weather outside is moderating we may (lie Willamette valley.
greater poitioff of the logs will fa4 towed ninple ami fix tip their patt of the road
ren invited to attend.
look for sonic of them to get in or out in
to the Columbia to be cut. Homo of the before the bod weather set« in
H. V. V. Johnson. W. Nt.
TO THE I'lKWl.
F. 1). Hasbrouck, Sec’y.
a few days.
limber wdl I k ? shipped from Nehalem
A few nights ago 1’etcr Svcnscn end
and Tillamook bays In the email vessels
We did Mr. R. R. Hays an injustice
'TILLAMOOK LODGE
J.onie Johnson hud a narrow esca|>e from
Here is A chance t > exhibit noine of
I No u4. I <> •> b last week iu saying that lie was re»i«m-
which can vifcit these plaue»; but large
drowning
They went to sle -p wb.le
your b<M products and gut pay for it.
u JLr'
X 1 meets in Odd F
»hips mufct come to the Columbia and
sible for the election of Judge Cooper.
TrStiGS 4M» |»|Mi <»VI M Y. R
fiabing end drifted over the bar. When
To
the
one
bringing
mo
the
largest
tioi,' in iuding ¡h<» R<«Ma
’^^day night, except the We relied on current report for our in­
’he big mills must be located there to
« Pr-o eh« r.ue««M • i<*
r«t Saturday of each mouth.
they awoke, they were in the breaker»
»ampleof any of the following vegetabb*»
th«
th« Tn
X p. Roberts. N.G
W.C King. Sec y.
cut the lumber for tlieae cargo?». The
formation. However, Mr. Hays worked
and had considerable dificulty in saving
I will pay .Mfvenly-five cents in trade:
c.
st
of
tow
ing
raftx
of
logw
from
N»h;t|ein
hard for the whole ticket, as has always
J. A. C.
M>RINTfl POST G A R
75 rts or Tillamook, by taking advantage of the themselves.
Potatoes
meets first Vtednes- been his course.
75
”
Onions
, J day of each n j;.th
wind and lid*, will he comparatively
75 M
Our ambition at present is to increase Carrot . .
in Grand t entrnl Hall.
MADE HAITI
»f t*i
J. Whiting. Commander.
«u.all.— Oregonian.
75 ”
the circulation of the H eaumoht so Rutabagas
• i
w’ nt a r*
/"*
Alvin Johnson and Nellie Coffman
much before the beginning of next year Berts.........
75 ”
Ot il Ml HT A XK.
Cabbage..
»♦
were married Saturday evening r.t the
that a power cylinder press will be uei-es- Squash
75
75 rt
sory to run off the edition.
At tlie Pumpkin
Et». HrADi.touT—lii'vonr l»»t fa-3e rcrfdencn of Jaa Diehl by Juuicn W. S
Thompson. A dance wan given at night
present rate of increase we will reach the
The w iglit of each to be RegiaterMl y u »ay that I elected Jud^e Cooper Ix-t
ADL GUT?’
m honor of the event hy the grooms Grand Premium G f
mark
Come un with your subscrip­ when prew
I
me
«tete
I
claim
n
thing
of
the
kind,
scaled,
and
prim
to
be
awarded
------
rthlrd 11
By s»«^< 4 » I »«» r n
pan
nts.
Here
’
»
^»ngf.itulati<>ns.
r
; am -
worked un 1 votwl f >r Mr. Cooper, the
tions.
Y oot « Truly,
I t R ¿QUIRE« TO WRITE THE XtWH
(•» f»u*
ib*«
December 15th.
We
haven
’
t
any
j«o
dical
rffuaim
on
MOTH
<
Ï
IÌ.OI'
sain«
as
I
did
for
the
rest
of
the
ti'
ket.
We send out notices to those who are
W. C. Kixo.
HEA d LI
tap for the nccaaiotL and our rythm box is the
inore tJia
If. II. H avs .
in arrears this week. They are not duns,
(And don’t you forget it
fi»r the H
To you R eastern nuEsnw
badly pied, or we should start the happy •tire
gli tht«
to n
but simply invitations to pay.
Call iu
rt!b Ih Ml
HOJMES BUSINESS COLLEGE, <*ouple <XT in their newly established ex- r«tr»ofdl
k on«-
and M-e us the first time you are in town,
BI LL FOR SALE.
can
art land. Oregon, will open fee pt amber JM utancM with a choice stunxa of our origi­ they
i ■»’ RI«,
parnrr, <•»
B y rendisg them
even if you haven't the money to pay up.
KC H À
Viewo, the leading penman ”f the coast nal but exjuia.Uj metre.
nii'im
*
Call around, MAI
I hâve a good bull fcr sale.
There are a few, however, who arc over
«rome a partner tn thia H-hnui an«! will
of cm ;
Cox Di
make it the **dD/
it
nd for Alvin, an I have us vour a Idrs
a
year
in
arrears.
Excuses
from
them
>ilt wr A BLIGHT 10« A ye AB
H«*: LKHT
are no good any longer.'
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C
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