Tillamook headlight., November 07, 1890, Image 3

TIDE TJ\BLE for [l0VEII|BE^. GRAND PREMIUMS
Ml i IBTM
A new stock of hats and millinery goods
JUDGE BOISES1 LETTER.
at Ruggles Jt Johnson’s.
Oct. 3jth, i8y».
HH.H WA 1'1 B
LOW W A 1 KB
The Gist of His Decision—Just as
The scheme to buy the hook and lad­
Eu. II kadi . iuiit :—Seeing an article in
A.M. ft. P M. ft. A.M. ft. B.M. ft
We Sahl It Was.
4 lo 6.5j 3 37 «1 9 37 31 to 39 0 3 GOOD UNTIL NOV. 15. der wagon from McMinnville was suscess-
Saturday.... i
TO EVcEï READER GF THIS PAPER!
your isstio dated Oct. 17th, that there
Suuday.
»( 5 o5 6.2Í 4 22 7 • *0 8i 3.5 11 S2:b*7 1
ful. It is understood that the outfit has
should lie a road built from Tillamook
We want
fncrct.Rn nnr circulation very tanrely during the unit fiix mnntba—todonbln It, If
Monday — 3 Ó065.V; 5 *5 6 ; '1 3'" 4.0
7 1! 6 1! 6 18 0 ; 0 28 I.D 1 O2 4.I '
been shipped via Portland and Astoria.
The following letter was received by a City du# watt to Tillamook rivar, I
•Ibie. i <> accomplhh tn I n we need the uu operation <»t our preeont BUha *rlb« raand reader;«, if ea -li
Tu-sday
4
1 28 1.4
one of our |irMtM>nl rea<l«m woiiiii Hticure [or u«<
n *
<>.»,■ circulation womd b»» dual» r»l,
We Inesday 5 8 09 6 3! 7 '¿8 6.'
2 45 4.0
Most Liberal Offer Ever Made—The
The Str. R. P. Elmore of Astoria made gentleman who has never taken any in­ would suggest: That, if that road was
of courae. Hut we kuo.v t
11 will take an e* tr i»-rdtnary li.thr-vinont to l*r!ii|f out th»» tiiitleA
Th ir«day
6 8 5?;t' »! 8 Ho’t»., 2 28 1.7
3 25 3-4
efforla of erory pne of our proHent Nubacrlbore—wo n I ih II bave lo nina»» a h'g.i bid
Well, we i*r&
9 42 7.1j 9 42 6 . 3 2o 1 *
4 ■> 2.7
Friiay
■ 7
terest
in
the
political
fight
in
this
county
Chance of A Lifetime.
her
initial
trip
to
Tillamook
last
Saturday
.
to be extended from there towards
aiubltiou» hiul hu XImiti to doub'o our olnnilat on, and, by spécial arrangement with onu cf tlm loud'
Sat trday. .. H .10 20 7 4 : 10 36 6.t 4 0ft 1-7 4 S' "2.0
and
he
gives
it
to
us
for
publication
as
a
lug
pubReUlug
house«
we
uro
vuabknl
io
tuako
you
11
237.C
1057
7'7i
Sunday
9
4 49 >•7: s > j : i 4
She brought in a cargo of oats and general
Netarts bay,it would be the most nraecic-
5 3‘) I.bi 6 Oi»:O.7 1
Moiday
ii II 3 » 8'1;
An Offer Komarkatla for l?3 Liberality.
ble route bet«tarn those two points.
Tuesday —11 0 07.7 «; U 56 8 4 b U4 2.0 : 6 4OÍ0.1 1
Don’t fail to take advantage of our libe­ merchandise for this place. On her arri­ matter of justice:
Wednea.l.«yi2 0 ñoi7.ki ‘2 33 »-/ 6 3- 2.1
Salem, Oregon,)
7 <7 - 4
val she whistled and several of our
Read it; 7b <uty on»»
»'/i’ r»" »«■» Ono Subocrlboi* t»
/■*’• One Year,
Crossing Tillamook river by thj old
1 S8 M I 07 8.9 7 1. 3-3 7 56;--7 ra! preniunn offers advertised in this issue.
Thursday. 13
Oct. 2ôth, 189U.)
nf Ih* reyitl'ir Hshnoi jtf <>n pri ,, i. e will ¡jh^ Ab to'ntoiy F ree,
a 17 7.»
1 44 y o 7 4* 2.0 8 07.- 7
I citizens promptly took to the woods. •
Fr day
»4
Thompson
place,
or
the
place
now
owned»
ptid Twanty-nvu Cumpleto hove;« «nj
»nny «r»*cfy’<»»»»
Saturday ...15 8 04:6'8 2 25 8'x 8 25 2.9 9 22 -.Ó ¡
Mr.----------
For 50cts. in addition to our regular
ing I ¿at:
3 54!6.6 3 12 8'5 9 10 31 10 I2Í-.3
by Mr.Lowery, thence winding around the
Sunday ... 16
The Str. Truckee, arrived at Hobson­
D kar S ir :
4 46; 6.4 4 06 8.1 io O4 »•4 11 09 O.2 j subscription rates, ($2.00 in all) you re­
Ns., •». Ilio* Mnuir.-fft l*e*tl»iv. Hy A mano * kf. Pouffi **.
Monday...... 17
A f ntr Mnrrhtire. U- MI** Mt’nvrw
ville from San Francisco Monday even­ Your* of ths 16th Inst received. My foothills toward Netarts slough, kec|>aig
Ko
«»llHiplu. h» d i tfilt lt
A il li»kt*il 4.lr-L Hv il < h * < • ••!•. Iltr.
5 4416-
5 107.5 lì IÓ 3u
Tuesday -IH
l»oìurv* Bi Mr* Jissti .« iiwvin .
f'hc i'rttrl off b<» Ocrat». Hr C lama *rn»Hiv
Wednesday i..
6 46’■’■5 6 25:6'9 0 11 0.7 »2 43 3 5 ceive [»stage [ire-paid, DICKEN'S works ing having on board one of the largest
on the left hand side of the creek which
A ilrHH'I uwurtl. H» K I. stkt«««A«
’I Ite <»l.l O.ikrn (lir.l. Hr «»< van t>* < oan, Jr.
7 46:6.'J 647 6.7 1 17 I.l: 2 00:2.9 !
decision in the case of Maxwell »*. Tilla­
Thursday .20
A 'I rtinhlcffuni»'«siri? Bv "T hn Ut•. •**••.•■
I he < Hllforili. < m M n . K» U T. f.in» m
«sulll »’«ni.l «»«ititi BrtMt’isM Hiifw
nv.l
The F rce’.llitl tttthle«. Hy M T.<U» »•*»•*.
8 43 7-4 907 6.7 2 23 1.4 3 13;2. i or
Friday
2i
the MAMMOTH CYCLOPEDIA, consignments of freight ot the season, mook County was based on the fact that empties into the slough, and following
F nlw t » Avt*H*e«l. By Mr* A nn n . nfm n»s«. JH'.f.
Ih.» l»l>;iii.»n«l lirorelet.
Uv Mr«. H- iVun».
Saturday.. 2_ 9 3-'> 7 6 •lo 16 7.0 32.
4 >5 1.3
np
the
creek
to
the
head
until
you
come
A
riti*«
**<•
eu|.
Il»
.Mr*.
AtutiMii
< Uir*. Ilo««-»-. B) E i a \V »•i«ffctr.
She will load I thought the law providing for the lay­
Sunday • • at 10 26 8'3 1115 7 2 4 2 *•7 5 08 0.4 either of which is worth more than $2.00 and a good passenger list.
l'ilo l eurl uf (Ite Orioni. By H» l » ini »* C<»*n Jr
A«i«ftiH « tll.tory. Hy M » hg « h * r II» e(f»r.
I.j
5
57
-.3
11
0-
».7
5 12
Monday.
2;
»luían Derrick'» Ihtitaliter. Hy M T t'*in »
«hit <»f i he Hru. HvCl «fft Al'Ol'ffT*.
with apples and box lumber as a return ing out, and constructing of the road was to the pre-emption claim of Mr. Drew,
The l.lmleii Fartn Urlilo. Bv M « uu « h » t III ih .»r.
TheMlQr» ««r»« Ntorm. Bt klr* J anr Q Avaria.
043 -.8 Or, if you obtain one new subsc iber for
Tuesday. .2, O OS: 7.2 11 94:9-0 5 57 j.l
A ll.»na»’roiiw M iitHiot. Hr Mr* A nn • ^ tki neh *.
I he !■:» Il leniti«, b . M T (’« -»»ot.
,
then taking a south easterly course until
cargo.
Wednesday2() O57 * 2 12 211 J.l 6 3' 2.8 7 < - I
lil«ekhl:
«l
tilil
H»
I
arriKH
neri « K enneth
a
special
and
local
law.
Auu
iu
violatiou
lite Myatery ut llltt»-L nuutl tirnaB«*. Pf
1
4:7
«
1 08ÎX1 7 1» 2.0 8 08 -.0 us, you will receive free, postage paid
Thursday 27
The l'erll wfHi<diur«l l'nrtlwn. B» B l F vhjeon
M «v ArtNF* F 1 CMist*.
C. H. BoJle has added a well appoint­ of the 23rd sec. of the IV act of the Con­ it intercepts the old Notart* road some­
2 28*7'0
1 46 i 8'9 7 59 2 1' 8 48 -.8 1
Friday
-28
i h» I.Itile Old U».. et ih» IlatlgKolleff. Hy
The t H»t «»f tho Ittiilit ri»«. Il» '’t Min m'it»
i OfiHonifiU
111«» Murivi k FwrMi Mywlcry. Hy tliiniff'
2 2618.4 841 3'2 9 27 - 4 twenty-five popular novels by the best ed bath-room to hie barber-shop.
Saturday
2) 3 12:8.8
Hot stitution of Oregon. Which providesthat: where near the piace owned by Mr. J
From thel’arfh te the Moon. H» Jorr» V ermm
wff. tth-.ltolft
Sunday
30; 3 5616-7; 807I7.9 y 20 3’3i 10 05 O.o j
Tl»«» OHiirilluii'* riuL B> i>r. J II. U t
Otti of iho Itvpfbff Hr Urea »'«nwi».
O
Big?
8
,
Uli»
proiwsed
route
would
i
and
cold
baths
at
all
times.
Oar
cotem
­
authors of the day. Subscribe for one
’l'iis II hioii ’ i U III, B» Hti »*:.u»J
lii-tr»bIItJun. |ly M ah ,>41,1.. I t* i > r
“The Legislation Assembly, shall not
TheUruv íral« un. H» M T C*t r...»
A l'ttlw «il ah» l*r Mr* ll«Mt» U ... n.
shorten the distance between those two
porary
should
take
advantage
of
this
in
­
Tlte M.»rr«»w <»r ti 4vcr«<l» •’» Mint i ' rcîi , IT« y .
A ¥ ortiinv IfiMitrr. H» « nnih Tn<»M»a
of
your
friends
in
the
east
and
get
the
pass
special
or
locai
laws.
For
laying
The above Table is tor un ntocving liar, not
ero» art«l «ne l'roiihet. B» W iimie l'.tt
l< v<t«lc«I «in«l Ptii-to«l. l’i »«nin i • -(«<>«*■
stitution, but the expense of disinfectants out, opening and working on highways.” places more than half,and there would he
li«« niorv «if uU'e<i«lli.| Itlnif. Hy tht»
The k itigli * «h riti y«< My^terv. H» C h »»
Tillamook, or Tillamook Bar.
* T b«rh* ••
benefit of this proposition.
ln«l imì e»« Moli»«.. i*< nùiti.o ■»! ' boi* TI
It would
The height is reckoned from the level of aver­
after he has used the baths will make I thought this law was bo'lt special and no high grades to overcome
«rivi» XVnre*» TeniptatloH. By Mr*. IT TToen
A P h *»I v »» «'ritti ■» Ór I h « !»• nit »«. '
Mndrrit
t
'bid«
i
elin
'■
wu-lmi
*'
i>ura
Thumt»."
age lower low waters, to which the soundings
Ite*«» l.titliri. 1*1 Uh* llKWiiy Wfo»i>.
Read
our
advertisements
carefully
for
be
a
great
benefit
to
our
Tillamook
mar-
he
‘
.»I
hu
«I
It.
»im«.
Il
,M.
'!'
............
A Brilli:«' «>’’ l.nt « k H» rii 1 ”r n»ir* Thcrn« "
his bathing come high.
are given on the Coast Survey charts.
local, and it seems the legislature thought
he F nini tJluvo H» Ci «wv Av h « t
The Fntnl Mitrrhi«** H t MI*. M » U h *. i « w . t
The Mil! Girl «f Ty ral Br M. T C
full particulars and description. You
A Qneen AiiiQi»$i;>t W utneii. By Un* aiiUtor ut
Mrs. I’errv, wife of “Jack,” the popular the same; for the act is published among chants and the community in general.
Nnlwfi*« llvvcugi«. » r H. Hiiivit IltnwAHU.
* n.«»rt • ■■
A good many travelers and pleasure
Ilulh herrt» k. Hy W hiiam II. K v «» inm
The •ll'tteìiford
ne«$. Hr II i mh C hnw « v l>t.
are invited to call and inspect samples manager of the California, Nevada and the special laws of the last session.
I« t vii’» W ur«>. Hy F i
EAST AND SOUTH
1 lip('iir«Hiif<'nn*u B’ •H*li.»r inhi »
» lkl**v*. By 'b* nulli
seeker* visiting Netarts bay, now miss­
A *»ha»t<liv ••ti t'i’» 1'1, rtahohl. H» M mv I m •• ’tir
Utah Stage Co., arrived per Str. Truckee
VIA
«d« and
H
Very Truly Yours,
of our grand premiums.
Tlt« Fatiti l.tlt«»*. il’» uuth-ir ••|>»>rn lliurue.*
A I «»rauend MerulMa. Hr »r*. A Ki «»*iirff.
ing Tillamook City, would pass right
( m rl>t ’>u'ff OIA. I»« III uh l'mo»»» Iti I.
.
'I'h»»i it V t'»*u>ì Or«in$re. Hy ¡(»« t W inw - h
Mitro bàtter Ihan Pvulh l'y «uthvr uf •• Por»
R. P. B oise .
Southern Pacific Route. This offer is good only until Nov. 15, from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Perrv
< ar4«>nei < o II mmv . H» M i «. K* nht IVimn
through
there,
doing
more
or
lees
trading
Th“ Or«'»««*» Woman H» H ir «tu Cori i
will make their future home in Tillamook
Ml*» nr ÜTrff. t By W" ma Cm» in »
This letter bears out all the assertions and leave a little money ill the town,
The I reuffitreuf F ra»«< burd. Hy 14. L- Hr«».
iit'»v lolblara. Ilr M’ltv C k < ft l»«v.
189O, and applies to new cash subscri­ and “Jack” now be able to revel in the
It* li'.itiuiit|v Ad » uniurv» vf a Mllkmitl»!
SHASTA LINE,
we made in regard to the matter, and which is now entirely lost. It would la-
M «• ItfiHI'V.
bers and those who pay arrearges and for home comforts of “strong tea” and “pie
!>• nd Mrarf. lit •i»lb'»r of •' l)«ra Thorn». •
ff-ctualy squelches all the lying stat
Perl»
Pay ». H» lit'«» < <» «,<•*».
much more convenient for the citizens of
bhivltw» •»»« tha Hu.»»». Br I« f. F, r » fi » n .
Expresstrains leave Portland daily. a year in advance. Don’t delay but take without inions,” allee samee San Fran­ nents made by tho Watchtower. Tin
At fite V» tiriti'* Mercy. Hy Fi.t-HRMv» U ahi »•»,
Tillamook,
when
they
wanted
to
go
to
Cttll. <1 It». It. II. II. I.. . -N't
South
I
advantage of it at once. It is a rare cisco.
M |l«lr< tl Tret Hulu»». Hr I it net ««**•
tatement coming from Judge Boiaa <v ■ the beach and enjoy the sea breeze, or
Portland Arrives
¿uñí p m I Leaves
.
In <'wi«t«l’* Nat. H. »tiilinrnf •• n.<ra rhonet.'*
Albany
Ar
We own our paper, plant and building, is «n sirnntur' ought 10 thoroughly have a good feast of elams
The<’r««y tV*a»«ii«. Hi Mu Ui««mi.. m<t
S ’23 p tu I Lv
chance
to
secure
good
reading
matter
for
I lie Mvatcry of (h<< Hull» Tree,
Hr th*
San Francisco
Lv
7:45 a nt ( Ar
r nt •• pot* I h i It* ' /(/»««o ■»«.<.
are
not
in
debt,
have
money
in
the
bank,
1
satisfy
all
iu
regard
to
the
matter.
The greatest difficulty to overeóme,
Gilhrlvl'ff Miirrteae Br U it Etc C< > I in *, ff/ .f,
Above trams stop only at following stations the dreary, winter hours. No such liberal
Jubn
ll.t
ri*i
t'iitil.
’
«
M
Ifv.
»
’
r
Ml-*
Mvi
lit'
and a large and increasing patronage.
Article IV., section 23, of the constitu­ would be to cross the Trask nnd Till >-
north of Roseburg: East Portland,•Oregon City,
IIT. Ji»*t»< r Dei»«**«M"r«-f Kr MlawM F. Puiti uit.
Woodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, S..edds, offer was ever made before.
I*-dhi«i. Br Mt»» Creo It«». /".../• Uf«rt.
»
The
Watchtower
man
has
one
of
his
1
tion
has
just
as
much
referenco
to
the
uiook rivers, but 1 think Trask river
llalsey. Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Eu­
I. ndjr <-evi'tl.dtuvi Or. iuii. Hj tl.u »u ltor *1
n I i t i n*. ' /’/• *ti
creditors name nt the head, owes over Wilson river road as to the Maxwell could be bridged with a temper.u v bridge
gene.
I'bv
*»f Ur otiele.
tie«» í <oirt I crai. i*r Ho» U rn »» Wool». fW'.».
■ OSXBVRG MAIL DAILY.
• M , .»«»««'< •• -errt. >’• <'i «
'I'liv B'r«i*co Peen. Hr UH «•■ Cot.t.tN* lti -i.
$700, mostly for wages, ($400 more than ro.nl.
1
Th,. <- h UI» /liter, ' r W iir
H|i< I tn th«-«>»d |f«tmr. Hr Bl«»» Cwfio II*» It'
for the present, tho same as it is at
Ar 1 4:06 p m
Portland
8:o0 a in Lv
|l«rv'ici i, it.a»<>n*ff «fiitlt. Uj Alt*. M ahv A
The l.a»t Hunk Nat-«. Hr Hr* llr-w» «„«$,. m.
it
is
worth,;
is
bankrupt.and
its
subscrip
­
All
the
road
appropriation
acts
were
i2:oo
iu
Lv
Ilo-iter, i » ID » i tn, » SI »H'li J//n*o.,t, f.
Albany
Johnson’s ford, and have it taken out
12:20 p in l.V
.«»I..r'w
t'Mliin.
H
t
Mr*
M
V
V
ictor
.
f.T.f
A lliliIrfi'i.t’iHicHoi. B« ninli.«i "|»».r» r*"»ri>e "
Lv
I
fi 2 ' a ra
Roseburtr
5:40 p in Ar
tion
and
advertising
patronage
has
published
among
the
special
laws
enacted
tiMNUm
i
’
>
Mir
li.
-
k
,
I het i Irk« t ou th«’ Ilvurlli. A < lnhiui-
during high water, and put a ferry ou
•i
l'«:*i»u «if
•♦.» •"ton
Hi
l»K'M» t ». Illoh «»l-<4
ALBANY LOCAI , DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
I dwindled down until it does not afford a by the Legislature, hut it was done by Tillamook river. People interested in the I
IHgf I •»«' f 'el I •>• *. Hr Mt»
fit «. y cil «»w Uuffk W» «Vital* <’i.it iw*.
ifurluhl**»
lie
04
1.1
vr.
II.
It llrniii .»»»• Br I* II, mo ion
m
Ar
I
V;o0 a
Portland
s:o() p 1U l.V
! decent living for a Chinaman
1
rihitlfi'lfi
the
Sutc
Printer
and
not
by
the
Legisla
­
ML.Ing. ”y .11.ay ( ecu H at .
welfare
and
prosperity
of
our
town
could
■
I.v 1 5:00 a 111
Albany
H.»il.in A-It II th. I«» M»«. i * nf » Bi »».• nt H’ f.
•9:00 p m Ar
Aitili» I< » Ml* llt.NET ho."..
A ilartvi« «1 I ti'v. Uy Mt«,t.> t IItm
Ily U'o «i* Cui.t.tw*.
*
We have added a Mustang mailingout- ture.
I
well atiord to contribute a little money or
Kir \'t»» i’«» Heir. !•» •'»» >l»r a <» n
e. Uy Mr». At ri•
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY ( EXCEPT SUN-
¡f
tits'x
l
urpitiv.
hy
bi,.ki
’
Nr»»
W
inn. By Hiiilc.r •'
DAY.)
! fit to our office and as soon as we get it
subHcribe labor towards building this
lie Hyfftvry of
I ‘tv Mueuf llvnrta. Hr II I » ,
THE PRIZE COMPOSITION.
N ov . 7, 1890. s. t up the names and addresses of our
Pt M.t mi »rd.
title uriuff
l»laei.>ioU
Ar 1 9:26 a m , T illamook , O re .,
Albany
23 pm Lv
road, epecially those living on the end of
Piidivy < arlvitw. llvM|.«M K llttihi vn ,
Lv j 8:40 a Ml
Lebanon
but Fat«e. fr author »W "Onr* Them* f>Vf,
|» h , Ul II ent
H Hllil MF'
3: 5 p n* Ar
!
stiln-cribers
will
be
printed.
Our
list
is
Ar I 4 2 - p 111
I11 the competition for the medal the the town, it would increase the value of
II. si.. U
Albany
Th» U wmuM llsber. H« l>; J lt,H..ntH».w hl '
7:30 a m Lv
'•
liete t” A
i»rvt$ l w«» Shi*. Uy lite uiitlior of " K uih
Hi ei.leultiv H
Ar 1 3:40 » m
I-icbiinon
8:2'2 a m Ar
1
Mrs C. II. Bodie has received a lot of so large that n mailing machine has be second
time, the prise was awarded to their property a good deal, and at the
Hfl.
A Glided Mln.
I..IM yer’« N»«»rct. <lv Mt*a M F lliitnrni«.
J he I.Klirrl I'llffll
come necessary, and it works with sui-l Millie Hart, a ton-voar-old girl. This is same time, give them u public thorough­
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
new hats.
Thv ‘iiiango «'ua»\wf I» . J »kill tutti Mr
II. err Arbeit. "
a. Hr f. I.. i rt itNffos
it. in Hui |,»w. Uv Gff”
,
G. O. Nolan has returned from an ex­ j precision that it will be impossible for us twice
nelX -ii'ot IJ.il.l II Hair II
in succession that she has won the fare through that part of town
to «>1.1 .ItMii'ff NitvrlQr».
fy Mr». A nn H.
T ourist S leeping C ars
Vieto Alil i,’« l,« t|Hv> .
I to miss or overlook n subscriber in send- priie.
j
A iiiuity Ih«'Kuli»». I»,» »I,
A. B f . nb C iiiu .
Dr. II. V. V. Johnson, E. E.
For the accommodation of Second Class Passen­ tended visit to McMinnville and Port-
.bint think of III We wIII give you t nriity five rhartnli'g c mplolo povb ! r / h »> if you will got
gers, attached to Exprès Trains.
I ing out our papers. Immediately after Selpli
:
land.
mid I. T. Maulsby were the judges,
only o»e yenriy euba<’ilhor The novels n»e MiiloniHit < ii«*n, and they ar<» pnl*libh.<l c< iuj-|otn !n
BIG NENTlfl’A.
n<Htl pHinphl »1 form. N ue the •m.iioe <>f tho iiutiiOtA-—they uro the ni;>«f reli»hrn«»‘<l wltem, b-.i'i,
.
We have a well-developed carrot in the name will be printed the date when and
the decision was rendered by num­
The West Side Division
of A’i»rrlcH an.) E’irnp'». N >to «'«<» ihn Joi.g and Htit H-’tiv-« II t fn in which you at«« prii ih»u»»d
the subscription expires, and everyone bers,
1
It
was
produced
by
John
this
office.
the
judges
not
knowing
who
bad
to «u«!e t
N'l lliRltor Which of the IlnYels joii choo'ie, you WHI brt | erfor t'y delighted wi ll th»»in.
The road supervisors are opening Rome
BETWEEH PORTLAND AND CORVALIS.
of ♦!»♦* i>'»vt»lrt hi 11ds ilet e<«ll for 2S «•••iits ench In the
and other IILini lee
• u eno <«•{,
who takes our paper can tell at a glance received
,
Morgan.
the prixe until it was announced ( new roads.
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY )
fn-oify.flt-any twenfy tho .<m mnf chonn«»-/><•*. for g» ili u iiHonly uic \ utlv HUU»crIbri*.
Can ,v<»u doubt thut thia I h h
njw ituniiij m ieh n on» » im you never !m 1 I»» fore y
i at school Friday. We give the composi­
Ladies, you rbonld call and examine when his time is out.
Ar
Foitlaml
7:30 a in Lv
S3 ’ 1- in
There have l>e*n no tramps,Chinamen,
Now Io» every render of titi>* paper c
r • hl ’ otf<»t ns n-ldroHbed Io hlne-e f nr |iei*rlf Individ-
North Yamhill
I.v
J--5 P 111 the new styles in millinery just received
9:41 a m Lv
tir.llr
Make up your mind liui’ v»”< will liave twenty live of thf>e clutrntlng enmpittw tiovei.i.
A few days ago Horace Holden, of tion :
Tv 12:55 p in 1
(lorvulis
12.I0 p ni Ar
book-agents or peddlers here lately.
And how enAlly ' ”ii ch i tin h I Who» In h io gtii one y«to ly Mibscriher tnthlap'ip-Tf Therein not
nt
Ruggles
A
Johnson
’
s.
Salem, bad for bis guests bis two daugh­
STORY or A PIN
one *| .glc (.he . f <nr pn » 'Hl rut «• rit oi h nnd rt'Adetn tmt ctin do It, If they will try
II mrnib- r,
Al Albany .nd Corvall. connect with trains
The people are utilizing the fine
y..u am u<>t nek'-'l io l ’ 1 up o r|iit> or to <lo huv r nvtiM»lt g, but
!y tn tl-n your inlluemf to
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Court is in session. Few matters of ter, Mrs. E:l 11 Sisson, of llilo, Hawaii,
I was made in a pin factory with many weather and getting their fall work done I in ii »»»!* o( y<«*ir t ei jhl r« or fi b i tn fn tnke our paper lor a year Anybotly enn tin thia.
KXCRKSS TRAINS DAU.V, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Aiii<*ug .our i* Ighhor« nnd frl.-ndu Ui» !•• iu e< rtMlt ly etu? who will euberribe f >r our | npo» nt your
importance have come up. Full particulars the Sandwich islands, whom he had not ( other pins. When we were all made, we up.
Pi iruana
Âr 1 6:20 a 111
«ohcii’itlou
P > not put *t < IT. or flop I » iitli.k it over I ut go right out nt oncu .-n • f.et yntir *ub-
4 4O p in 1 Lv
m.t
before
for
twent-four
years,
and
,
will
lie
given
next
issue.
a<
rli—r
Yon vonrHAlf will bo mri rtHed tn find how « »i“y a thing it 1» to do. ah I v lien you teceiva
6:ifi
a
North
Yamhill
were
stuck
in
a
piece
of
paper,
packed
in
Lv
111
1
111
6.53 p
“v
Tho people of Big Nostucca are enjoy­
your'
tt live <•('•!) p'oia novehi etui er mno n**o rendliig tlient. you Will t>0 delighted to think you
I.v 1 jydS a m
McM innville
Mrs.
Isabel
Johnson,
of
Petaluma,
Cal.,
,
WP in ' Ar
a box and sout to Portland. We lay ing a reasonable amount of health, hap­
The Stage Co. received 250 bushels of
t' ■• »•« >'d N'lftife'e of «'Hi I’rr at a’ d Vet V HI h t I ulT< r.
Wn will g> ve fifty of the novel« f*r t vo y cur y rubH fibers. Set« nt v five for three RuhecrihcrR. and
whom he had not seen for twenty-two (
so -Hf »rn vnnnilwir
«let mor« tiiiin mi » suiwci ll>< r If you can without ton mm li trouble, but »1»
Through Tickets oats for use on the Yamhill route this [years. Mrs. Sisson's husband is head j there along time, until one day Mr piness and prosperity this full.
Hot *i I tn get nt h*ii t mm, and necine l 'i \ ouih .. t t «vonty live charming complete noveln free. You
Beckwith
sent
for
his
stock
of
dry
go
ids
winter,
pt.r
Sti.
R.
1*.
Elmore.
-------- TO ALL POINTS-
»
III
mt»
h
m
i;n.n«l
•
I
an
a pf nt npi if.i. .t •. If you paad thia offer by uuhuodeil. Order your
There has been no syndicates or trusts
| clerk in a large store in Hilo, nnd Mr. ' and notions. Among the things in ilia
’«« ' • ’ * V I •>■ ' • ■». t ' «
>' ■ '
•
« • ' I '
EAST AND SOUTH
More than 1000 box<s of apples will be
I Johnson has a large fruit farm at Petain- , stock were lamp-chimneys, dishes, Iron­ formed for the purpose of cornering the
For tickets a>id fu;i inl.»i jil I ioh regarding shipped to Nan Francisco per Str. Truckee
honey
market,
but
houey
in
this
section
ma. Mr. Holden’s son, Hon. H. F., , ware, stoves, pins and a largt. number of
rates, maps etc., call on ccnibii»iy sagent at North
«hen she return» to Sail Francisco.
Yamhill.
county judge of Tillamook county, was other things. Ho packed us in a large of country has been very high since the
H. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS.
The road from this place to Garibaldi here also to meet bis sisters, and it was a .
Manager.
Asst. G. F. and P.ass. Agt.
box and sent us away to Salem. When passage of the McKinley bill.
is very bad in places. There should be most pleasant family reunion.—Ore­
The principal iinptoveuientfi, at VVootU,
we got there, lie unpacked us and put us
mor? wors done on the roads in the sum- gonian.
[ j into a show-caso, and wa lay there a thia Hummer, were made by Joseph
TILLAMOOK & YAMHILL STAGE ROTTE.
mi r.
The West Shore has made marked im-!, month or more One day a girl cam« j Wood, R. T.'Weuthcily, W. 1). l’riestly
Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun­
Geo. Munson presented this office with [irovements in its style and size during into the store and asked for a paper of and Win. J’ooth. John Krebs is having
day, at 5 A. M, for T liainook.
a photograph of Munson’s fulls. This is the past year, and is now. everywhere re- pins. It happened that slio took the Uiis residence tinishc«! np in g*»od style.
AC
Leaves Tillamook dally, except Sunday, at
one of the prettiest pieces of scenery in I cognized us one of the leading illustrated paper that I was in, so she took me home It will be ono of lbw best houst ■ in the
5 a . m . lor North YanJ.il .
the country.
papers of the country. It is prospi rit g with her and put me in her bureau. One I town.
1
Makes connection with trains ut North Yam­
A Great and WosdjfJ
Claude Thayer has fixed np a neat re- so well that a fine building is luring erect­ Sunday when she was getting ready for
The principal architects and builders,
hill for Portlnlid.
•
CONTAI MIX*
,
she went to the bureau anti got I in thifl sectiou, aro G. W. Steele ami
For freight or express business, apply at Cohn si deuce in the east eno of town, and «ill ed by the company to meet the demand clinrch
6 Co’s .tore, Tillamook.
reside there this winter, to look alter his I for increased facilities for transacting some pin* to pin her collar. On her w*y I Lester Ray. The leading lumbermen,
Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel.
business and getting out the pa|»er. It she lost me on the side-walk. A little | Kreba Bros. lAading merchants I'help«
pet stock.
O. ORTON, M anager .
Janies T. McCain nnd G. W. Jones of will be in its new quarters early in the boy happened to see me and jpieke I in* ami Findley The I kjhs aaleKuiftn W. R.
Trir*.
.McMinnville, who have been fishing and year, and further improvement» will then up.He used me for many things. First Robedev. The leading phjs cian Dr.
■■■ f— .
«j
POST-OFF/CE HOCKS,
rusticating here for the past week return­ be made in the paper. This publication ' he used me to pin it boquet on hi» cost; • Linton. The principal ogricultiirista are |
: is so representative of the growing norh- j next, to make a wind-mill. But one day i A. Compton, R. Allen, A. T. lUiti and
The post-o®re at Tillamook will be open every ed home Sunday.
day in the week from 8 o’clock A. .« . to s o'clock
west and so thoroughly identified with he lost me. I was stepped up >11 a groat G. W. Bodyfelt.
Rev.
J
A.
Campbell
lias
closed
bis
re
­
v. M.t nnd ou Sunday from 1 to a r. m .. and from
At last a man picked me
H awkeyk .
4 1« $ r. »1. Mail» close at 45 minutes past 7 1’. M. vival meetings here and has returned to the progress of the country that every one many times.
I
-
Money order and registered business close at 5
Hillsboro. He made many friends dur­ ought to take it regularly. Special in- up and |>iit me in his coat, but I soon fell
o’clock r. m .
DOLPH.
, dneementa, interesting to every one who off 1 had taken so many falls that 1 was
Sophia Severance. Post-mistress.
ing his stay here.
reads, are offered by the West Shore for jammed and bent until I was hardly
A ffreat many wagon loads of flab have
B orn —At Hobsonville, Oct. 30, 1890. subscriptions. Apply to the postmaster good for anything. I was found again
passed through this place from 1» % and
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
To the wife of F. 1'. Hobson a son weight for important particulars.
and used to pin a little girls apron, but Little Nesturca, this tail, but the iiabing
five-and-a-lmlf pounds. Mother and son
when she got home she threw me away. season is about over now.
T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch ,
WILL LAST ANOTHER WEEK.
doing nicely, and Father recovering.
Her little brother picked me up, bent ine
Iirfi
We are having some flue fall weather
First'Sunday in the month. Long I’rairi,» 10:50
(Scene in Watchtower shop.)
There will be about 3509 boxes of apples
fora fish hxik, tied a string on me and and the stock in this M»eti<>n is all hi g x>d
”
”
”
Pleariant Valley 2:*o
Ii:t)o shipped front this place during the next
and
”
”
Tillamook
Kid—[gleefully] Sire there is a nun went fulling. After he had been there a
7 3°
| condition.
Ih-lilfe«.
II.00 six wetks. l.'iOo boxes are for the Califor­ out in front with some large potatoes for little «bile, lie lost me in the river, That
3rd
”
.’
Kilchis
ll:oo
4th
”
”
Tillamook
Noah Hill was accidently shot by Jesse
nia market and the balance go to Port­ samples.
was the la»t of me nnd in a week I WM
73O
Landingham, while out hunting the of In r
Sunday School in Tillamook every Sunday 2:00 land.
Anti-Snap—Good! Teke a Img out and good for nothing.
rr* *t «’.rk *»»»>♦ «In* lb* 1,1*«* of all
7:-0
Prayer meetings Thunwlay evenings
du i Staili«, f •”« W •>hiu('->n u»
<lay The Imli parsed through his foot :
If special pastorial service is desired, canon
The fall term of school closed last Fri­ slip as many into it as you can. [Exit
N't •'h-r Iiln*»rH»k>n*, al*» ll»«* »••4
l-nri* Wti»b-*' -*r*, Hyr-.n, Wil lien,
the undersigned al the Parsonage, opposite the
I’l T I I* OK HHI T I I’.
inflicting
a
painfull
but
not
dangerous
day
with
appropriate
exercises.
Another
i,
If wry Cl«» haniffl W*ii"i»f. « 1
Kid with bag, smacking hi* li|*.J Thank
court house.
«all
», ( hmi *. gru*> aia,
wound.
J. H. W ood , Pastor.
term began Monday wvtli the same fortune, we'll be aide to 1 ango 1 another
We have $t90 in the bank which nay«
A< Hl« I’’ I t ur V.1
Mrs.
Norman,
of
Diyton
Wash.,
is
teachers, A. W. Severance and Mrs. week longer.
that *v< ry statement regarding the circu­
C hristian church .
rOltEIUM 1'lfOIH « rs
lation or ownership of Our paper, as made visiting her father, IL Hill of ti ls place.
Elder H B. M organ . I’nstor: Will preach nt Helen R. Kerr.
She
had
not
even
him
before
in
fourteen
VIA
.IONES
MILL.
Tillamook, on the third awl fifth Sunday's of
by the Watchtower in its "Found Want­
D ied —Mitchel Quick, son of Chas and
each month at 11 eO A. m . and 7:30 r. M. All
p.r<!fc-, •»«<».
<*«*>»
W Jones, the proprietor of Jones' ing'' iditorial, is a ME, and the man who years.
are cordially Invited.
Alice Quick, November 31, 1893, aged 4
fn$«*r»'«i!*it •
MMM4I. moTWliV
Mrn. Gal la nd has returned from I*ort-
Ve-«»»’ •*»• ex **«»«•• u»*A k f *1 •»
fr«*,« ih. « * »kn.
years, 11 months and 19 days. The re­ rash and door factory at McMinnville, wrote it a I.IAR.
hird«. ff.fl.-* »1 4 IHM 'M. •¡.I4T»II*. A j *»tv«*» in w
A
’
KTIITI
<
ff
l
ind
where
she
has
bvn
visiting
friends.
u>4 »*»«•!$ >H* •'» 1 bstai*
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
mains were interred in the I O. O. F. and also of Jones'mill on the east side
«.«»Hr ■
1.1 IT. V— »•"•« " r.
« «MA H »le«, «
E. P. Va rner has returned from a trip
bm.k. K lUffir ••»■»» wffM b-» b'
of the coast range near the headwaters of
cemetery ou Tuesday.
tin* irf*4 *»
r»?" í I»
ffnw'*'>.'(.< fu'l *M e»iM>i>~ r«| li
’ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57.
All new subscribers 'and old ones who t< the (‘aacadfs.
•„4 IM »- •• •' •>
"’ •‘J** '"r^
B abies —On the fourth Saturday of Trask river, made this office a call last
A. F St A. M.. meets on the
t», h«'»« »i
first Saturday nirht of each each month Reynolds the photographer we» k.
He says that the most feasible pay up all arrearages,) who will pay $1.50
iff-tr«»!«>■■« *r
tf IMM*. !**•
'■* •" *
Mrs. Staclrman and daughkr Flore«ice, j
ffe'J •*!»«* Mi^ffWfeJj. «•>»!, **U .
H’“*1
month Special meeting» lor work
m*H$
ef
every Friday night. Vimlngbreth- will take babies pictures of one year or route for a wagon road from this place to (or a year in advance will receive the have returned home to Alluiiiy, after a
W0
8HF.lt
a
ov
Till'
HF
;
c
_
X
••;
—
ren invite-l to attend.
. haul*. Unit
younger free of charge, and a preeeut will the valley is via his mill to McMinnville, H hadi . ioiit from this time until Jan. 1st, five weeks visit with Mrs. E. Werner.
H. V. V. Johnson. W. M.
*.», a
h«>t »rrWI r»' '»M* *^-rfil. 'i** fit»* -J. f .,*.*.
There
is
already
an
excellent
road
from
1H02
(14
months.)
Thia
proposition
is
P. 1) Hasbrouck. Sec y.
lie given to the best looking baby. *
If'?»?« « I
M imi Alice (’»try has returned homt
0TATI*ri< Af. AMU nr 1« t IL A NV
from Sheridan.
As several of our subscritieas did not un­ his mill to McMinnville, a distance of good until Jan. 1st, 1W01.
••ri'-h • • ■ <
TlI.LAM ><>K LODGE
*r.|»*"f «hi< » "II* |m*»ilfi"«<»
I
No. M. I- O. O. F. derstand our coupon voting scheme, and eighteen mile*. The road from this place
)M«frM»»lU ■ «»I »tl* •*’»»! **»•'» •»* "''••.**<»»• ffu<*
Mis*
L.
Bhorlridge
is
attending
school
;
EVEKlItODY
IOTK.
r«f
'Jte
4*>4«m*ff < f lb" «
*
meets in odd Fel­
up the Trask river lo Crenshaw's place
1 . '
low’s hall every Satur­ lost their chance of voting last week, we
' st Sheridmi.
•*«B »»4 «**<> <4 **•«•
is
very
good
and
haa
no
heavy
grade«,
day night, except the
It will cost yon nothing and by ent-
Iu4io
run the coupons again. This is the last
IA,.*»* ir«<*N V
first Saturday of each meath.
frX»»**¥^k u»t».-'-r««’ « $■ if
N F. Roberts. N G.
W. C. King. Sec y.
time they will appear.
Every body and is aliout fourteen miles Bv keeping ting out nnd tilling the coupon below yon
*o*e*f * m 4
p«.,rtR.*r ««.1
up the Trask from Mr. Crertfihaw'a place con help decide whose portraits will ap-
»• •' f><
elfi-e*.
, 4**« w * wh * *r-4p. ro•'I-"
OAKIItAl.I.I.
vote.
uMftfflfflUff ffJ.4 •»•* fit *»>»'•«*. 1r • 1 •**»». )>> ft
and over the divide to Jon»«’ mill, only [g-ar in our illustrated edition. Fill the
• Mur»» M*ie*
*r t*>« Wi.fM,
z-x. xw
i « t /»> r
a«». *i«4i f •*»
Hon. Wm. D. Stillwell favored us with twelve or fourteen miles of new toad
\ j çJ I dav of I.’h ....... .
The R I’ Elmore h*« b**n making re
Vd _ AT. LX,
*<*rt*. |N.pw:»r »••.!»• ft»ff»fH*r
$•<••»•, 4»»»« W-r4* g / l»f»*«fi T
a copv of a pamphlet published by the would have to be built, mskirg the dis­ blank and send by mail or leave it in g'tLr trip*
hi-re
and
Aatoria
'
r erfeffk.nl« uf 1 »*»«
•t»<k»U«ff
of
Ui*
gl«**>
kadtof
!■
Tnnri.«
J. Whidng. Commander.
Baliott Reform League of Oregon. In it tance from this piai-e to Mc.Vfinville not this office. En< lose it in a sealed en- during th« la*t two wwk*.
v<
I-
pe
to
lie
opened
when
the
count
is
nf
H*
wm»**'«
■»«»*•
¡>I
m
»»*
wM
is presented a proposed bill for conduct­ to exeecd forty-six miles.
* cl **«* ia »*» m»f I—
The Str. Tnxl.e«' arrived *n tlm 3rd I
made if you wish
(tend us your own
h I« • » A*t RT«»TRb
ing election* according to the Australian
The old route going over the high name also, if you like, but vote anyway. ir.*t with a large otrgo of g< iieral nwr
l*/|« »ruka »vwr pa
J e»wy •'«
^AVF. THE TIME
ballot system.
mountains to North Yamhill never can
rhainhfie and a niiinl>er of paxaenger*.
■O
“We have taken considerable pains to be made a good road, and is nearly al- O__----------------
Mr*. Gallon and fntnily left on lb*
lEADLICHT.”
Grnit'l
The Pretties» Lady
find out what Jndga Boise's decision was wtvs blockaded by snow ia the winter.
AuguMa for AaUrrta, on a l>o.iueM trip
V
>1<«I lo
in
regard
to
the
Maxwell
road
case,'
By
following
the
south
Trask,
an
easy
I t requirk » to write the xiwi
MAM
It i* re[«>rt*d that th- Tr'irkw Ijimlw-r M'» r o
•i »Uw
and present to our readers a letter written grade ia found and the road would crow
fHL Hl
Co.,
intend
b>
tear
down
th.
old
mill,
Lj «JC. tS
-o
by him which will be like a bomb-shell a low divide that would never be blotk*
th»* fall and put np a larger one
TO VOCR RAST ERM FRIERM
» * p;«o
in the Watchtower camp.
aded By making the new road to con­
-O
Kb tLi*
ll'Ael
de
Kirbanbiou
i*
without
a
pro
­
n»l»
Hi«t
HOUMES BUSINESS COLLEGE, nect with the road at Jones' mill there
u lu ont
prietor
at
i-rra.nl,
tl-e
former
|>rop«icb>r
of Portland, Oo-ron will open September 1st will never lie any trouble about snow,
Kr**< ptr
BT »KMDIMG THKX
l«lt ratlier »widmly the other day. Mr .
civ* 15«<
J. A. Wear*. the leading penman of the coast the route will be shortened, and it will
froMt «Lala*
Atolerw.i.
will
t*ae
charge
kaa l«ome a paring in thia aebool and will
alwaya be poaeibie to bring a fair load
J. A. C. I
make it the leading Bu»ia< a Collage Set.d for
T ub HEADLIGHT FOR a yXAR
aerom the mountain»
*
Catalogue
•• R
Gur laiest and Greatest Freniim uiier i
IN FOUR VOUK.ÎÏSS
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