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i ACROSS THE COAST RANCE. HIGH WATER. LOW AV ATER. I A.M. ft. I» M. ft. A.M. ft. ft fcrda/“” 1 4 1° 6 5 Idayf -* I AL.lAt E »! BEACU. ASSESSMENT ROLL. Those who Eay Taxes un More than One Thousand Dollar». 1 Nov. 2s- | I I \ i \ \ I I I I I l\ alM* ’wo on Ti’lanio. k bay. Thousand, of dol- *a“* »re invested In the cauncrie. and Itahing oullita, and from fioo.tvio to fyo.ooo worth of i-suoL-d an.1 salt »almon are shipped each year, lo.ooo cast n of salmou were shipped from one cannery alune on Tillamcok bay last season. Foil wing is the assessment ri ll con- Trout are plentiful and easy to hook. Crabs, The following is an account of a trip tinueJ from last week. 1 Ga-l.i ..1 7 1.61 ami several varieties ot clams and oysters are 2 25 1-0 fj.ic.Jay » ’ ?J illamook he Dec. 5, 1890. lrom Yamhill to Tillamook, made by an 3 25 3. ; Kirwlay •• 6 3 i>Lö 0! 1 easily secured on the beach. Melanev A A J Í 1000 E..V - 7 94'17-!: 4 12 -’ . 7 Oregonian correep -n lent his: month: IIREXKKPINQ. Melanev J l'.t-ls 4 5» 2 o gurJay . sho Jo 7 4 Man.il J This indvipiy a very profitable and Nestifccd The journey over the Coast rang? into 1024 ; 5 >9 > 4 Elay 91047 7 ", I hiremen ’ s dance Christmas ni^ht. 6 0.1:0.7 McKiulev E honey is «.lining quite a reputation. The honey fc.Jay - ioiij .''* 117” IJIamock eountyjia.'ail nnfnvotabl? re ó 40:o. i E«UV -11 007,7'1 Marolf E produced here excels iu flavor. 87-18 J. II Bower will ui .ve to Fairdale for ports regaidihg this much-abused r--:i.l 7 I?’- 4 ■dl.esday.2 o 4 o :7-'. McNair A ROADS AND TRAN..FORTATION, IODO '■ 7 56;--7 the winter. INDUCEMENTS FOR SETTLERS firs lay.. 13 1 3- ' 3' to the contrary notwithstanding, a mo-t H37:-.7 Markley J T Trade ir. carried on mostly by small coasting 1300 Eiv ■ !- 07 7-. Miss Mand Nolan is quite ill, but it is novel and pleasing trip. 9 22:-.O lur.Uy - 1 ' -O. . Mowers A* -t»ani schooners that enter Tillamook bay. aud 1-KM 3-i ! IO IS:-.3 thought she is improving. 1’’ ’ " nday -V The Timber Bs!t--Produotlve Landj-The occ:.«tonally Nehalem and NettueCB. Also, by McK *an M 1000 i II O9J0.2 Arriving at the base of the mountains, i.iJ.y. ,.17 M. rl. n C R I ilie lumber ve* sel» that ply between this place GS.-.9 A meeting was held Monday night to . twelve miles from North Yamhill, st 8 palay IS Town of Tillsniook —Rivers and I tueaJayw ind cun Erat isen. Much of the passenger McCormack T H make arrangements for a Christa as tree. a, «., we breakfastisl at the Mountain Lrs.liy 2- llarbcrs-Varled Resources. Miller Mrs A A t¡..\ ’ i« by thcie boats A small amount of luW ■ lav 2' Morgan 1’ est <re’g>!t is carried over the m< untaln road» by 22‘tl Rev. James Connally will conduct a house and changed horses. The mom t- lur-lay . ■ 3'.' v. ik;mii- aud .• »»st of the ptiEffenger travel roc » Mason J C 1373 |nl«- -a' scries of meetin-s in Dallas, begining aius loomed up dark and impeuettahle, I 1LLAMOOK COUNTY isintheuorth-wes’ern Suday -14 | Hui» way a rail • >r.d »« beinjz surveyed which Morgan Marv S 31 iS shortly. part of Oregon, on the eoa-t. and is the sec- Io. lay - 9 an 1 it was with some trepidation that >ve McDermott H o dou’t will i e ( cedily constructed and will 1 li >5 kjacaday*. dud county south of the mouth of the Col 1 rof. Hosmer gave a very interesting took our gents in the uncovered mail MiC v J J ¡ connect Tillamook with Astoria and with the luraday -27 7 >!•■ umbia river, It has nearly ninety miles of coast Hla< aS N. W. F. Ä M. In. Co. Willamette vall- y. A stage line is in operation talk on educational topics at the M. E. wagon, where our robes nere strapped 1 kit) line, and the Coast range of mountain« tonus its turdiy-- 2.. N. 1 m G O between Tillamook and North Yamhill, aud 1770 juday .30 Church Saturday uight. | about us to keep us in ourseat, but wiiieh eastern boundary. Ctiit»( p county adjoil»« !t on Ol.-en W 21 Hi most travelers Luu ml for Tillumook take tho the north. Benton county on the south, and Col The Thanksgiving ball for the benefit precautionary measure was indignantly | Ober H 1 '.GO S P. |{. R from r >rtlsnd to North Yamhill, »ad umbia, Washington, Yamhill and Polk ou the Fheabove Table is tor Dry »locking Bar, not of of the 1.0.0. F. was g very pleasaut resented, feeling it to be a reflection upon <ks‘!l J make the balance of the journey, 45 miles, by 1413 east. Tillamook is in about the xaiae latitude Ilamook, or Tillamook Bar. l’errin M II stage There is a! a good wagon roan via 404” : our ability to keep a proper equipose. rhe height is reckoned from the level of aver affair, and wa. largely attended. as St. Paul, M.nuesola or Eastport, Main« . and l'niuter Z Z Nestucca an I Sheridan over which there is a 1000 e lower Low waters, to which the sounding» Alter passing the tollgate we made the about as far west as it is possible to get in Hit is Thanksgiving was generally observed Patchftn II ;reat deal of travel bv r impers in the summer. lotti e given on the Coast Survey charts. United States. P rains E There is a trail up the leach to Astoria, over 8-53 here, s rviees aopr qiriate for the occa ascent slowly but steadily, and to t!.e The county is 75 miles in length and about »0 Fh.uips G NV »vhi:»h many c ittl.i are driven to market. A ; cheery “ git up ” of our trusty jehu, Bat 1441 sion being held in the church at night. miles» in breadth at the wld *st part, and con wage:>-road will soon bo open to Astoria, and EAST AND SOUTH 6250 Dougliney, who, by the »’ay, is a pioneer • Packing Co. Ehnore tains nearly 2oao square miles or sections of a gixx! road is beinq built up Wilson liver to h.. I-. Lumaon of Willatuiua lias b.'en stager, and whose boast it was never to I Phelps A 13.3 V IA land, being larger than the state of Delaware l oic-t Gro,v. Ti e c muty ti: well supplied with J 5070 outhern Pacific Route, appointed agent at the Grund Ronde In yet have landed a passenger but in the Quick IlgAVXll and twice the six ot Rhode Island. ” Mrs. R ro idM.tho Maxwell road extending from north to Utw dian agency to succeed Al. Hussey, re legitimate way, we whirled along through M uch of th*, laud is mountainous or hilly, but south alnu'Ht the entire length of the county. ” I 2538 BSAVES Dec. 1st. signed. a great part of it is comparatively level, or con in.id w - built by a state appropriation, Iiecl E C 1.100 SHASTA LINE, miles of magnificent timber, passing here Mr.Martin and family have moved into sisting oflow hills, and that which is not tillable Tills hrough the ell: i ts < f Rc¡>reseututive J. W. ” J C lilt H) Johnson & Severance’s new goodshave and there the home of a squatter or hunts can mostly be utilised for grail ng oris valuable •lax well and cost over jlo,000. Run von \V S 180.) thrir new honse on Beaver croek xproos trains leave Portland dally. just come to town; and the way to keep man’s hut. TILLAMOOK Aá A FLKASllKR RESORT. Randall G 207 2 Fred Burrel rut his right fia.t Beverly ■ .»or the timber that grows upon it. There are >ulh | I HOL111- your credit up is to pay the money several valleys that are quite extensive, but Robson Clms 1859 last week. The climate makes out door camping delight But who is this lonelj’ fijure ill the Gpm| Leave» Fortumd Arnvee | g down. most of them are narrow and lite < unfilled to the Rrasouer D 19»| ful, cither in the mountains or on the beach, r23p 111 I Lv Albmty Ari 6:22 a ni slouch hat, awaiting us in the bend of •15a ni | Ar San Frat ci-.co Lv | 9:00 p ni 8venson J Mr. Tom Wilson and wife are rejoici g rivers which take their source in the Coast range r luhing is excvilent In all the streams, trout be-. 1371 Wm. Mills of this city, left for the road? Great heavens! we have Buhl spurs or promontories rise on the c..pes, Signor I iug plentiful, ami e!am digging ou the beach is Above trams stop only at following stations t?nde I trio through Kansas ai.d 3'k«l over a little son who ma le hi» appear« brth of Kcseburg: Eav.t Portland, Oregon City, Uncle Sain’s mail on board! Visions of and a view from the coasting stean.eis, gives a favorite pastime. Claim . such as deer, elk, Squires J 1 ,-)4 anee on Thanksgiving day. foodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, S cdd-. on Tuesday’s stage. lie will b the country a very rugged appearance, though a ’ ear, pheasants, grouse, quail, duckt and geese, Smith W 1120 Black Bart’s escapades flash through the lalsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Er. all winter. Snow II A 150) A bachelor dinner to be given by E. F. few miles iuto the interior, good pusses for u is plentiful. mind When the stage stops the sup ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY. 1G1Ô7 Dyster on Thanksgiving day, was put otf ( wagon road, v. ithotll much elevation, are found As «mm -is vof-d hotels are built on the bench In Justice Court, before Squire Thomp posed highwayman blandly ask for his I Stillwell W D 1525 until l-'ri lny, wl.e’.i it turned into n regu f.om one valley foanothcr throughout the length Ttlhinv ok will l .'cmr.e a popular sumuiui re Severance Mis. 8 R Ar 4:00 p ill son i n Tuesday last, John ¿uibum was Portland fc a m Lv Weekly Oregoniau. With a sigh of re- 1 Lv i2:oo r> j ” F Albany I. ,90 of tiie county. sort. ’lhe b»*acncN at Nestucca, Netarts and Lv Roseburg Lv 6:20 a ni . fined *1o and costs, forussuult and bat lief, and a better opinion of lone mount K {» r> ill Ar Stillwell M V and Garibaldi me much freejuented at present. 151» lar party of ladies ar.d gentlemen, with 1 RIVERS. Tufts a r> It 199 dancing in the evening. All seemed to- The county is well supplied with river«. The TOWNS. tery on John Williams. J AI.’IANV LOCAL daily ( exci : PT SUNDAY) aineers in gi-uer.il, we sink back into our | 2 0 1 enjoy themselves. Traders Bank of Tacoma Tillamook, the county .sent, is the largest aud Ar 1 D:o0 a m Portland It 0<) I) 111 1 Lv Nehalem, the hirgvst, which ia navigable for The llook and Ladder Company is seat. ISiOG Thtiver Claud Lv 5:00 a ni j Albany t.«v ti iu the count»', and will probably K CO P in Ar Mr. Dan Nit-klet. is busy on In* ranch several miles, Hows into Nehalem bay at the important l o.c- 1550t) Still we are laboriously climbing. The 1 Tnvkec Lumber Co. lu AL PAHSEN’.IER TRAINS DAILY ( EXCEPT SUN- getting < rg.inized ill good shape, north. Five streams, the Miami, Kilchin, Wil always take the lend and 1-ecoihe quite an im Trout F M 2561 getting tilings ready for the winter. inan I re a d- s -rves u great deal of cr< dit ascent seems endless When question DA Y. ) son, Trask ami Tillumook rivers empty into portant little city within the next two years. Trowbri»!iiü I) F 1225 Ar 9:25 a ni for his efficiency in drilling the boj». Albany ing the driver as to the length of this A thirtv-foot addition Ims lieen added Tillamook bay. The Big Nesliuca and Lillie The town now ha-, about 6c.- people and is grow E ;à p in Lv 121.1 Upton <1 B Lv s^o a m Lebanon r -s p >“ Ar NcKtucca unite to form Nestucoa bay in the ing rapidly, Imildii'j- going up everywhere. 40O) to Ii. B. Ely’s house on Bear Creek. Ar 4:2 » p in Much important matter was cr> »• led mountain pass we are thus enlightened : V S Lumber Co Albany I? 30 « n> Lv -o.ilh part of the county, aud «till further south, Tilcic are now, three hotels, a drugstore, five A I’ 3:40 a 11: Lebanon L .J a in Ar 2020 Vaugl n \V N When the out of this issue. Next week our paper Weil, we can’t exactly tell B ktukbda . the salmon and Siletz make thel. exit into the generul inricimudi-t- : toivs. a jewelry-store, V icsc'ivv.-r W J 1500 Pullman Buffet Sleepers ocean. These rivers arc most all navigable for two saloons, a t iiipcriiuev stdoutt, two hard will be tnlarged somewhat, and there road was laid out in the eally days it was HKHO. Wo sling C T 37770 am.dl craft as (ar inland as tidtw'»lei extends, ware store«, a batik, 11 saw unA planing mill, u after we will be able to give more local measured with coonskins, aud on this 4333 llKBii, Ike. l<t. Williau.u <1 F .vat inaarket, two photograph gnlleiiea, a me fine streams and have many tubular!».». particular occasion th? tails were thrown news. 1 1 14 Wds-n P r the accomlRpdation of Second Passer.- C. A. Willey oí Davtm has moved They will alway be ot great service iu getting harneas shop, large Ih» ry stable, two newa-pa- Wicklaiui G 1154 gers, attached to Express Truing. in, for it is certainly longer than what p< i s, mid various other shops and offices too We will nd he undersold quality con Will a,ns T F 1,118 onto Ilin nmi h on Tliree Rivers. Mr. logs out of the forests and there Is much fine numerous to mention. The Masonic order. I. O. sidered unless we tmtke our competitors they made it—seventeen miles water power going to waste. Fresh. cold apt ill"» The West Side Division Weatlv rlv It T 1008 Willey is 11 lustier ai.il (lie »ay lie is of pure wateranoui’d everywhere, a id keep the O. I'., mid (*. A. it, have flourishing lodges here. As uo one has ever taken-tbo trouble I M .st E 11 E 10 ib mailing tiie old (ol's <lisHp|H>nr is h < au- The town i*- «itu.-.trd mi Hoquurton al.iugh. an TWtcH PORTLAND EOmLLIS. lose money. We will sell goads nt low to find out how many coontails were thus Z-iler stndl rivulets supplied diHiif the summer C 1.00 margins, but not to lo-e money. Give MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) .4» m of tlm bi y, mu! on the edge of a tieautiful tioti. Thats’s right parson “get in.” months. ” O if 00 gratutiously given into a mile, the length pr.iliiv. No !i tow-i »itecan be found in the us a trial. Edmunds 4 Donaldsou. Ar ¡7:30 a m I Lv Portland iiaubobb . r.00 ” E We had the pleasure of listening to h 9:41 a m I Lv North Yamhill Lv of the road still remains undecided 1 i ■ 1 1 turinBM buildings, In compliance with Hon. Binger Iler I.v Nehalem bay can entered by ccnstlng D io p m I Ar Corvaba private dwel’in aud n f4.ooo school house that good sein> >n l ist Sunday, delivered by BAY CITY. Bv noon we re.t'h the summit, Ilea,!! R<*hoon«*iK, »nd with a little improvement is des would be n »tedit to a tow 11 twin* lhe sise. The I At Albany ami Corvallis connect with trains mnnn’s recommendation, proposals have Man’s peak, which lias an altitude of | G. W. Wilkes dug u well 29 feet deep,! Rev. C. A Willey who has located in tilled to licconir an impo.tant harbor. Thu b. r court hoii-t isa good, substantia! stmclnre, and bfOregon Pacific Railroad. been invitid for until service to com EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY, (fiXCEl’T SUNDAY.) 3'JOO feet, and is the highest point on the I Bl triking n very strong vein Next day our midst, and whom we ho)>n will look at N< »tucea m unreliable, though small craft the .'lethudiats have Just completed n l/cautiful ment-Ja:i 1 , from Dolph by Me.la and after tile spiritual wcllfare i f thu com enter that bay frequtuitly. Netarts^ i ; shoal church. , road. From here we have a tine view of there was 23 feet 4 water in the well. Porti.tii ’. Ayl ' •’ Hi am! I» noted chiefly for itaoystera aiW < !am North Yamhill Lv ’ 6:iö a in Orc-town (o Neskowin, and back three the Yamhill valley, with Mount IIoo<|, The streets ¡1 v well lm<l out,finds fairground ¡ munity. M c .U juhv le Lv I ■’•J.s a m timet per week. The new school-house in this place is Tillamook Buy iaa line body of waler, »!fiht has been secured and will |)e fitted up in good St. Helens and Rainier in the distance, i A <iisenHP res mibling scarlet fever in a miles wide and twelve mile» long ami i» one oi -bujt um! gruiiti’•! h.’M l-cii reserved for a be I’rof. J. E. Hosmer is meeting en- and for once their bight and grandeur ne r;n’4 completion, «nd will s-on mild form is prevalent in this vicin it V, the best harbor» on the coast not th o! S hi Fran * »» leg» siu Tlirough TicRets The bulk of the county trade ready f»»r use. It will be used lor a j ri- couia-i'inent in Ilia proj et to start an fails to impress us, for ive were l.igli up i ——-TO a I.L POINT;------- ami some children are seriously ill h I cisco. A lid)« money expended here Jiidiclon^ly is done here, vate school and Prof.Barnard,the teacher by th» (iovernment, wouid make rillniiiook bay H .y City is .1 prom, aiig town, just starting on academical school here Hellas di cid, d ourselves. The atmo-phere here »asi EAST AND SOUTH present. Mill Mart with about forty five pupils. an Important commercial center, im i- »ur- the bay and will 1 . s be x thrhiliff town. I For ticket# and bill infor.nattvn regarding not to go to Bay City, us th - place offers light, tlii.u.'li brisk. The first snow of L .fensen is putting a coat of rustic roiiudcd i»y a go al cunntry and !» the outlet ot * •lent dci clopiat’iil» m - prommed at Bay City fete., niai,, etc., call on coni, .an y .agent at Norin i b -it -r inducements. Il- should b -1 berally Pettys A Corner have received some several rivers that tap regions rich in lumber the ■ essou covered the ground; it had soon. on L‘m house and makii g other substan h’ainhill. m w machinery and other appliances fur resource». The work of harbor improvement» patr n zed. Their nr« good Mt wen at Nehalem,Holmonvine udl. n the day before. K. KOEHLER. K■ P. KOttHIW. tial improvements. i» commenced, but has nut pr..gre»srd very far Garibaldi, Bolph, Woods «nd Or» town, and their s iw-mill. Manager. Aaat. <¡. F. aud Pasa. Agt. Ora Nolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs From here we made the descent r ipidly H. H. I! lliway has just completed nt present. The work that has been done, so lar some i.f these plait» will no doubt grow into J. II. Nolan, died Thar.- lay m ruing at the road winding in the most picturesque ' Quite n great deal of property has his new H’.o’.lcni’P, which i» both sub- to improve the bay has been producthe of iittle considerable village«. TILLAMOOK -i. YAMHILL STAGE ROETE. 7 o’clock. The funeral will take place manner along the gotxl, but further appropilaliutis arc rrrom •*» the mountains, chai ^ed bauds in this place recently ami atantlal and commodious. ETC. KTC. mefi’i^bi the River and Harbor committee of The coin.lv whs first r» ttl» «I In Wyt, but owing and by 3 o'cloi k we reaeli its base, and scvcr.il pariies are preparing to build. to-d.iy (Friday) nt 1 o ’ clock. A more I Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun A. T. Bain vir.ited his fbee-ranch ou lhe pinout < oli.it«'. and no doubt will b to Hie great ililT. ulty In g ’Ung I.ere, has made extend -<i fun ra! rotice r.ud obituary will enter upon one of the most fertile regions j The Bay City Novelty work» are doing pay. at 5 a . m , fur T.Ilamook. made. A ilo.nou life-savinx »ct vice 1» to be ch •low pittgi. Three Rivers last week. until i.tirlj At pi »«ent there is a of all Oregon. a great de J of fancy «»roll work,’.and tablifihed, though wrrci.fi arc almost uukiiu*n Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, p.t be given u-x: week. real ru'li iu ll'm •Urei li.m «nd will be much Krebs Bro ’ s, are making active 5 a . u. for North Yamhil . on Tillamook bar. Au excellent and rxpemdv» Dinner awaits the hungry trav.-l t at are mHkingfiurniture, newels 'and fancy gieatm as nonh as the mllro.id 1« built. Gid. Davi son ami D. Tr »bridge, it Makes connection with trains at North Yam is rejiorted, ar • n g ’intin ; with l’.-rlland the tollgate, and an hour and a half drive ¡’ i lo ts and gate-posts. They do g d preparations to atait a logging camp on light-house has been built on ('ape Mc.ii cm near The county 1I1 < -to the intercuts of educa- the entrance to th»: Lay. ti» u and s< ÍK.t.i L ,.-,e» .i.v found In evety set- Wm. Rhoadua' place next week. hill for Portland. Bhip-btiilders for the construction of n brings us into Tillamook City, where we work and ar* kept busy. LU MATE. ib-ment. Church#« • b; in < built, «ml there is For freight or express business, apply at Cohn H. Dimmick has returned to his ranch are glad to rest after a stage trip of forty- (inc of the most attractive fcatm« ” of Tilln Cottle & Hendricks aro expected here «1 si o*» un < athe tb <» ncc of the rough and lew light draught boat to ply on Tillamook 6 Co’s store, Tillamook. <«n Nestucca. U t<>- f v t -• < li .. i. t- i i r on: rm . 1 ' '1. n 1 ae . nt newly ««tiled soon to examine the wharf and warehou -c bay. Sil - will 1-e :i pr 1! -r and lutF# five miles. Passenger agency at Occidental Hotel. ’j I) <1 I 4L1 I ! In tag 1 tBMNl li’l \ ot V .' I’ I < »mmuiiith- TH ■ opb- ere hunpitable, and A Christmas tree is the predominant ¿iii and 1 ay off the contractors.—From Marco accommodations for pa.-sengi rs. They free from cold winds and di«agreeal;ie foji-i, No oe.i.w - « r. ¡•ly to a «id stranger» iu getting O. ORTON, M anager . lOtICK* A SHADE LOWKft. topic for discussi >n here at present. Pulo’fiCorrrsp .»id nee. hot, sultry days. The winters me ui usually loestid and Ntnrtvd expect to have the boat off the ways by mild and equable, snow seldom fail.ug, and th The po jul ilion of the county in 1M80 wa« • —— J. L. April 1st. POST-OFF1CE HOC'RS Flour (4.2*3 1 er barrel, $1.03 per sack. <; a rib alpi . temperMtuie rarely ret»'»tc-ring low er limn tweu and in iMVn wm . showing an increase of—— Mrs. E. Zieber v.hodied last week at I’E¡ JTdO\ roil Lit E Fourteen Granulated Sugar, JI.OÜ tyfi.r degree« above w»ro. The rainfall in per c< i-t., most of whl< ’i was mude in the pa«t Gnribaldi Dec. l.t. The post-office at Tillatnook will be ope . every tier home near Salem, was an old p oncer winli r is quite copious, but i* not »o disagree tl.VO Sixteen lbs Golden “C” Sugar, twuyraifi The county ha« great possibpitlcB Notice is hereby'given that th.» undersigned day in the week from 8 o’clock a . m .. to 3 o’clock The Truckee left on the 2Hth for Nan She was the mother of Al. f M.. and mi Sunday from 1 to 2 r. v., and from cf Oregon. For good goods and good bargains go Francisco, with a large cargo of lumber. will, at the next ensuing term oi the County able as cold weather or blls/ard». Those um <1 vf »r«’it ■iiidl«<1 - lined to make rapid advance« 4 to 5 p. m . Mt.iU close at 45 niinut-p st 7 p . m . to tiie rains do not t.e< tu to wind them .1! ail ami in the near future. Court of tiie State of Oregon for Tillamook Money order and registered business close at 5 Zieber, once a very prominent citizen of to Edinuudn & Donaldson’s. o'clock P. M. The R. I’. Elmore lias been k«pt busy county l«>-wft: The first Wednesday fn January tha rainy si n»on is th«’ healthiest part ot tha »'.Of I lm,.rt»vc.| firrii)!.-lan<| can Iw bought P< rtlnnd and a cotemp rai y of our A. B. , year. There is no healthier locality, however, vet t ÍI l.i/' pt . r 1.11,1 Ht.iirpfOird at |A Sophia Severance, Post-mi sirens. carrying (million from this place to Lw;»t. apply to the said Court for u lice*i»<e to «*-11 than this, taking .1 id! the yeai luund. Hallock. She was also the mother of 1$ \ BD I DUE-ELLIOTT. * o fio. The •• is «»ill «1 p/est «1 al of Go vein -piritiioiiR, mult and vinoua liquors in !♦-»« Astoria, making the fastest trips of any TIMBER «Knot RCB1, the wife of Hon. A. Bush, the Salem ”>< i.t Iu rd that .tube ti*\cu under the home- qtianliti-x than one gallon, In the precinct ol CHURCH DIRECTORY. Or> r half the area of the county Is covered < ■ ! i-rciitipllou or iimiwr land law», and On Thanksgiving <lav, Novembet a", hoat that has ever run berelbefure. Hoqyarlou, hi «aid County, for the term of six banker, and the grandmother of Mrs. with tine timl*r, mostly fir and spruce, which tii.it ’ii..kc •! homes, hut the best i« «- Miss Annie C. Elliott was married Mr«. Gallou has returned home, per mouth'«, a .• ;r ting to the praver of the annexed is very valuable and finds a ready market In ti; i* will Claude Thayer of this place. <1 Th.’ olletx Indhn rr-nrrvation in the T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch , pi-titiou. Ihitcd at Tlllsmook, Oieguii, this 4th to C. C. Eahiiidge. The ccremouy was Str. Align-ta. Uaiifurnla and elsewhere. A cu . m -rviitive esti * outh end of the count;, will, no doubt, noon be The government tics authorized Agent da; of I>r< ’»iilwr, i*/> C . B. H adley . FirsLSunday in the month, Long rrniiie to-yi Buford of Siletz reservation to construct solemnized at the residence of the bride’s Several articles la-longing (o Christian To the Hon. County < curt of the Ntnte of Ore mate puts the tiinla-r at twenty utilion» <»f fur I, linown op<*ii for srilleiiiriit, and there U much ” Pleasant Valley a TO a.-nl It’s value can banlly be estiuml d, io »»iy land tu be nui veyed yet. lather, near K.lehis, by Rev. J. D. IL-urd Reiser, have been found which will no gon, for the < ’»mnty <>f Tillamook. 11.0,, a wagon road from the reservation to and ” ” Tilhimook Thousand* of a res of timber land« have been Your petioners, residents mid housboMer« liothinic of the Ind ,stri<» and prospriily that of the Bay City Presbyterian church. 7:30 doubt throw aome light on hie myab-riotis construct a wagon road from the restr- v. Bl come aa it 1» being cut Into I uih I m r. Sev 1... gilt by hi’ub' 1 m< 11 r.rd milling ojairatlon« 11 :oo 3rd ” .» Kilchis The wedding was private, num, but 11 disapiMtarance, over two years ago. He within Hoquarton Pr<.*cinct, and legit vot« r« eral mill» arc ahe.'tdy in operation aod one at 11 :oo vation to Toledo on Yaquina bay. The ’» ” Tillamook * •»’• •• begin 11.« tin.I m r land sells readily within «aid I’retinct of Hoquarton, Tillamook 7:30 few of the relatives and intimate friend, must have gone crazy, and wnnderedo.it County, Oregon, du hereby petition your Hon. llobsoaville ou Tillamook bay cuts 6a,nno feet of nt f 1 to |u per acre, Sunday School in Tillamook every Sunday 2.00 Siletz country is in Tillamook v only ar d lumt>er per day. The wltuli' output of this mill TI < * j. an L.vHlmr held here for all elaasee Prayer meetings Thursday evenin '* Z being present. .73'1 into the woods, taking with him an ax, Body tu graut to C. B Hadley aller»!«« to sell If special pastorial service is d'sired, call on is V. ry riel, and productive as a farming manufa'tured into buxra by one firm in S.n a hoar» pu»«> «sed of sr-me 1 ’ imih . und e«pec- The bride is a daughter of J. H. Elliott, gun, lantern, rope and matches, ail of spirituous, vinous and mult liquor« within said is the undersigned al the Parson Francisco, andt wo vessel» are k« pt bu'i . eu country. There should be a roinl from it .< 1.JG.1 with a family and court house. and was one of Tillamook’s most popular which have been found; wood was also pr»-einct in quantities less than one gnllon, for KAKc l tarrying the ’.urnbet. 'I .« t - are other *!<> mo;i.-. has no bnsiri. - h here, «•, like every J. II. W ood . Pastor. Nestucca to the Salmon river countiy th»* term of six mouth« from th fir*l WedntAday young ladies. The groom is the cllicien: cut and piled up but no fire had been in January, wgi. And thi«y»ur petitioners will food mill« but their product ia mostly coii»'ini< d i.th»-r new pbur when* there hi a rush, there are which is ill the reservation. l»y the l<Kjd demand, but their 1» an axeellral plent¡r of laboting men. sa Icsman for the Tiuckec Lumber Co. at ever pray C hristian C hurch . Mori-wni 1 t ■• <.1 ft,, fi information regard« What is every body’s business is no their store at Hobs .nvillc The happy started to show that be had shipped there. J If Power, W William«. G W Markwell. A opportunity fur others to eiqfage In the lumber iflder II B. M organ , Pastor: Will pr?.i h at J. A. c p Wilson, W II Lrach.Di If E11I4 oh . W C Hiatt. ing Inisiiu «« 1 lie lumlx ring and logflo^ hut iu; th < »ui.fy wi I ‘ • t.)■'«1 fully given by the Tillamook, on the third ami fifth Sunday s - f holy’s business, but everyone in this cou|»le will go to house-keeping at Hob- D < Bow '■ l»U Et«-ter, J r.rnburn, E McKinley, iut«» aud ctjuucxted iudUKlih s are sure to l>< 'ral i;.’lal«< men who advertise in thi« paper, each month, at IcoO a . m ., and 7:30 p . m . All I community is dir. ctl/ inti rested in the WOOIIM. I. II Brovi 1* F H.own, H ||«uxhurst, I Gm are cordially invited. sotivilio and the H k . vdi . ight joins their f. a t'ood pÍM!l i • tusul.’. ribr fin the IIK adl IOKT Ln e, C • ol.n. If Mason, W O'«r!i,J Gabrlckon, come the most important factors in Tillamook « navigation of our tide waters, and we nun.erous friends with congratulations. W ood * Dec. 1. prosperity foi many years to come, and it can L Olwu, Joim David on, I» R* ke .. i »- i , w E D , •*»1tkh I* always niive totlse intercala of the Jone«, B( |..i*uh, C E Reyno!«!- B Johnnon, I» A Im readily am-n what effect thm will have on county. ought to take pains to prevent > bstrne- Weather «till continue* good. Rob.*, VH Itic* . J N V«»krs, J il.iniphery, F SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Arth r <i Ma'olC E Maroif J W lU»kin«, h other brain-lit»» of trade aud industry, 'lhe (armrr tiona by anyone. U< mplaiut is made DEMOCRATIC victory . Peter BfHeqoe has moved into hia new R »l » rt-, It -till .veil, J A Richardson, J Milkr, slock ralser, dairy-man add fruit gr<>wer wifi that persons are throwing tree tops in J I’arlsou, J M flwift'jvt, C Thus er, .M Wirt« »in. ail have f-acelhmt market« far ihelr product« ii-«'iSVife T’l-LAMOOK LODGE no house. Norn F. op DiMOLimow op P api nkrship . O Hein« I! Olds, H M Tliooipaon, J Tomlinson. - - I A. F. K A. 4L. ...<••.< . " :!a- the Hoquarton Slough. Th’« reprehen Last Saturday at the parsonage of the Wilin’» J yui* k, M Perkin- «»huintiii. W H rl<tit at home, »nd lhe in<frc!iauta will be pro-, / h r r is It- e’,\ .'h< it th«*.t thr«r> pari nr r*h f p - find S.itutdiy :>i M °r <■ -vh Mr. Steel our lending carpenter will Hurst Jlrvr A w • •«. G irwi-i, II l.n.w«» parous. brt -■ < • fi Ì h<-/.«lore Parks month. Sp«-ciat 1..V -li.-f;. f-.-r V.-irk sible practice should be st .p]«d imme First Congregational church in thia city, commence the erection of a residence for c ¡1 Smith J Koch. W • arvur, b Peer-., T Wti Over ten million feel of lumber w«« ahfpped and» hrUtln • .\h» i'iur !• <llMj|vr«l this day by evvry Friday night. Vi-.itlngbrelh- diately. Aside from the injury to pre Rev. T. E. Clapp united in marriage Mr. lian«, A STilfien.M M H'luxhtiral. N W Crispoi, mutual con* nt Dated Nov x>, 114t’:., rvn invited to attend. from them Io al H>~' 'onvlHe during the past hhnseU next week. li P At f lier, F Mowre; . J DGHd-* *ir, S ENniith H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. Tiuod'ire Parks sent business, how d < s it look for a Harry L. Herztnger and Mies Mary E. F N Elli.AI jr M Sullivan. II A fohnatou, I* year. F. D. Haabn.uck, See’,-. Lit ml mt ia to he aeen, every day goir.g W h 1. Walker. J ». Day. W A Mia« M T COAL. government inspector to find our peop'«' Donaldeun. Mr Herxinger could have »»-..vr». C R Hun», A J«»hn*o>i s Ar;n«trr»iig, J in every direction from I (ho mt mill, R Harn- W M Hsmillon, J M David» »n, | I HI- A quality ofeoel Is found in le*g* quan ■ILLAMOOK LODGE filling up the watercourses they are ask selected no more appropriate »ay of • 7 I • W • 2 U -/ W • ú * V No. 94, I. O. <>- F. which goex to show that lb« Neat ucea •on, E .M !; •» J MuipTy, W llefimiller, S S tl'i*a <»r* the Nt-nslrtn. and will lie worked . « ing the government to clean out. soon a* the rail-road 1« completed. Sn «!« r. J (' K-ff-rr, l> D Howard <» D B g;'«. C cil.-bratiug the great democratic victories meets tn Odd Fel- country jh improving fast. khaner II Pavue A F, Ryesrll. M II Larson, J b /J low’s hall every Satur- DAIMYIX4 AMU Sf«H X M4IMNO. At the meeting of Corinth Post. No. 35, throughout the Union ti.au by winning J««!«-». J J tewart 5V Andet«oni I F lairaen , dnv night, except the The Literary Korietv at the iwrtith of I, Idybsrh. W If E!>rrman. I, L HtiHwell, R M Tillamook 1« pre eminently a dairy ing and " i ^atur’iny of each mouth. G A. R. in this place last Wednesday and marrying the estimable young lady Ray« II Piitehrn. A Ix»' her,J W TlHopion. M I and slock raising count»y Me/eral kind» of J. C. Maven, N. G. W. C. King, Sec’y. the follow ing officers were elected for the mentioned above. Il i» « demixralic Th ree Bi vera 1» a aucceaw. Misa M lud Ca-houn. A J -tlllwell x p Roberts. T <; Mill- 1 g^a.«aeagrow luxuriantly for the greater part of • a « II >■: ifHuihnr-i ti W --applr^iun E Morin, Smith edit» the went aide |«|ar, ¿nd Mr. victory fur Harry, aud the wn er cun .OKIXTH POST. G A K ensuing year, beginning Jan M> I'™'- E A • «y ier, W Mil!* H A W.-<»«|j'»rd. J ftkteO i the year, and atock require« but lUUe f ed in Wm Kitoada the eaal aide. Both pajp r« A <•»:-* 11 -M- « If Hudle W O Thayer A L | the winter. meets first werbies- CÄEINETS J 3, per doz. gratuiatee him heartily The Uorl.1 ac J. IV. Maxwell, Commander, ' day of each month Fern, v Hunt. H Vanderhonf. J Barn -y, II P«tre Dairying ia an important oecupetlon. an 1 ow ! H t if W J«»hn».m, I'. M Allen R »>.d F II In Grand 1 entrai flail. knowledges tu* receipt of a box of ion- are ably conducted. E R. All. n,S. V. Ing to the uniformly cool t**»np< rstnre, the hut- W T Kimbsil r Ker no Id« C N l>r« w |. Whitine. Commander. ALL OTHER WORK AT COR Mr. i’*r r Hirvey of SiLnon river la John-on, Vuion 1/bei cigala. May th,» democrat c F N Fillo« *»r . W T New omh Errs Hi»naurH, | t«r mad«* U of «wpetkir quality. L'h- eor making Peter Brant, J . V. H Howell d D Bv«trr, t lA»hin*«n, O Gustrom ; will nodouM prove enreewfal. Hhlppiug f cih victory prove a laating one.—Fortland doing W*yx!< at preaent; he ia here on ff C. N. Drew, tjuarter-mastr-r, RESPONDIKGLY LOW I» R ‘»Law, J A Hiffg« A Perham, II Lowery, World. We can’t we it juet in the- Mme I u ite m . and reports time» lively od t! e F; Wank y, D Perrv M I»<»v*n »ugh A II Wil«»n ■ tie« 1« ail that 1« leaded to make dairying a sue Frank Severance, Officer of the Day, PtSsDiHC C H l.l'd»]*, J W An! • -»1. » P. »H», • ess. Much b itter ia shippr^l nt present hat »• ^ avk the time • RATES. light. Mi*s Donaldson was on of Ti.l.i- Salmon river. ! William'. J «iandrau L<iatidra.i, I C Rmltte. the ixnila are depended upon for trane/ortatleu N. Jones, Surgeon. Hrl-s, J Nev’g-rg. W It /an. A G An»lej«ou, A GAúb ANO INliPEfa? «T hJorçrç Tbr* Thankaxivlng hop at the mouth of F, W.l mook'e moat estimable young but 8. Millet', Offi er of the Guar.!, s PpEaqtiet, If Hv.d»n, tlfirbMfmsn II lhe Luttrr ia salted and packed Inaioad ut being UlfM.«. G K.e-to^r, 11 W M ! shipped fr<«h. we can’t see that their marriage haa any th'■ bay, was a grand Net« and ao «»a »>»*• W T. Dotv, Chaplain, CurHa. I« nr«« DCurfla J R « .>ok Cl- Chat EAMMIWQ AMD rxt|T-MAi«fXS| F I) I «wi;!1g r, ’»hot well L < WB II. Rolsrs and Mil. - Warren, R-|re connection «¡th a Democrat c victory, ae the eupper. Mr. and Mr». Chri-ten»»m tert Tr »KOVI.K. TO WRITE THE »«W» Genet»! farming i« carried on «u«ce<Mfujly and View» -.»aw C.ew Pettit, »» D IkxiVBan, Jerry Murphy, T Ham "'k ami vicinity for aa’e. ar juat the ones to get tip a 1aa#i the bride «nd gr.«m are both Democrat». fc.nt-tives t : Dep .rtn ent Em ampment. D.v.i«-I Mnrp'.y. J >htl Murphy, P Me<*o?Marf, harley. hay, potatoes, and V'grtAbtai yield in a J M J >i>tMK»tl, Joh’1 WiiJlMrti*, Geo prolific msim. r, rspe<i»llj on the bottom laud If Mr llerzinger, who by ti e way la a opp r a» they *pare no pain« or erorr.se. D All aork guaranteed lirai cl abb C. B Hadi, y and W J. Eh.ott ««re W.* irufiT»’ A * - - H Perry, E »Md» T E TO YOCR EASTERN FRiEND«' n,ce young mzn, had woo the b.-art of I f *• p- pie <4 Woe'!» called a meeting Si' Htni P M f.ianv'l!* f> Kay«. J M !«' *, Fruit, such •• apple«, pears, prune» and all ilected as alternatives. In «rery rea¡<ctt. A W H'l' ck F fl Mt!, fi p hv<i*eii, oil mnilh kinds of small fruits aud terrire fradi pvrlet holmes business college . some fair R p-1'.h' «» P'1- '» “”«M last evening and organised a literary JO Jo e .» » U ■ dr- i.' ■ J < H» ■ Il »{ • 'I y tar ■ u.i.ruY On. <1<>or »outh of - ho*»!» 'H. W B Mmiuix F ibAilt* h W fMujfh'- ty lion here and yield abundantly Of fortlsad tw - **'» •F'0 , p, pru ely have Men called a Demo *.-•♦•tv Any one wanting anything in W B y se m di ng them riaifiwa. Dyer w Dav.G w EHn t*. John l>»r-k»ör»r LcUbcr'» Jc,. rlrjr Storn'XUS j A We«ro. thr lcmlang pen matt «< W»c jna* ■ ?rJtie victory. Here’» the ilrUHWUT» F H If «ad * Mart a W II Pssotn J If S< • . P th *♦ 1 n * sa ill do well to call Friday ev^n- Us- me a l-rtns, ia th». sh-.4 wS •«! If *u F Price GO No’an <»<0 PriMrcs, C D mui , i Ml mon fishing 1» tarried ott In wiraon and . congratuiaULiw» aayway. iwga. Ro< xu..a there are Urge can aerie* at Nehalem, Nettuccw ‘ TlBLAMf »OK, C B iLwttey D. U H U« >.11»; »eilaws Coll«e T ub HKAM.WHT • u/ Al»: AR- Charms of the Trip from North Yamhill tn Tillamook. T T ourist S leeping , O ., Wa; tn days and the alders are budding out. Win. Oliver Las gone to P.ntlai <1, when* he t xpvcts to meet his intended bride She coined from the East. Hen Higginbotham and Grant Bavhy passed by with u small band of cattle for the Astoria market. T. Stienhilber is making considerable improvement on his place. He has one of the prettiest places on the bca li. The settlers of the bench are circulat ing a petition to have the road changed from Garibaldi to the beach, when this' r ad is completed it will he quite an im-' pruvement, as we have one of the best ' beaches on this coast.it living eight milt s long and free from quicksands, which makes it very desirable for pleasure 8evk< rs. Mr. Holmes, the new merchant receiv 'd his giHxls via the beach. Fred Zuddach and wife aro the happy parents of auuther little daughter. The Str. Augusta is expected daily. Bld N KH. Aal^akarlv V ' A Brief Description of the Countv, T C ars (T cf - p H O TO4 I^A p H E J^. C I Catalogue.