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Vol. IV, No. 5.
TILLAMOOK.
All the county news.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATKS.
President
............................... B kn . iamin H arrison
Vice President ............................... L ev ! I*. M orton
I Secretary
--------- of
icfnt.
State
T T ames G< B laine
Secretary of Treasury
Cl . hakles F oster
J- W. N oble
secretary of Interior
.. R edfield P roctor
iecret.iry of War
B. F. T racy
Secretary of Navy
Eostinaster-General
J ohn W anamaker
Attorney-General
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,
W. II. H. M ili . km
Secretary of Agriculture .
J eremiah R usk
STATE OF OREGON.
............... S. P ennoyer .
Governor
.........................................
Secretai y of State
iG. W. M c B ride
............ P hil . M ktchan
Treasurer
............. .................
Hupt. of Public Instruction “........... E. B- M c E lroy
F
Printer
1 rank c . B aker
i R- S. S trahan
Supreme Judges
.......... ¿W. p. L ori »
<R. 8. B ean
I J. H. M itchell
Senators
........
j J. N. D olph
ko.igressman...
.........
B. H ermann
f J. T. A p per son,
t. S. L»ud office, Oregon City ( B F Burcfi?**’
Ail Aboard for Tillamook!
T hayer ’ s
t
Receiver.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joint Senator..................
F. A. M oore
Circuit Court
...
R. P. B oise
prosecuting Attorney...................... G. G. B ingham
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
kcprescRtative ..................... ..W m . I). S tillwell
Fudge
H. F. H olden
(W. T. W est
i omniissioncr
IW.G. K elso
herk ...................................... W. W. C onder
Eheritf............
..........................
S am D owns
Freasurer
................... II. H. M c D ermott
Assessor
......................
F. M. L amb
lurveyoi
...................................J ohn E dwards
kchool Superintendent .... .
A. T. W hite
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
TILLAMOOK CITY.
...................................C. N. D rew
Recorder
................................ K. K. S elph
ittorney
................................... G eo . C ohn
‘rcftiourer
..................... L. L. S tillwell
iarshall
(J ohn )B arker , President
¿A. P. W ilson
trustees
«J ohn S heets
NEW
A ddition
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T’/Z/S MAGX’/F/CEb’T PROPERTY is almost in the heart of the
city.
streets.
Perfectly level. commanding view.
Site of lots, yoxroo; wide
Will be sold oh easy terms and at prices that will give the fur-
chasers a ehance to double their money its the next six mouths.
Special in
ducements to those who will build.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY,
T'lLI.AMOOK LODGE NO. ,,,,
I
A. E. & A. M.. meets on Hie
first Saturday night of each
month. Special meetings for work
every Friday night. Visiting breth
ren invited to attend.
H. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
G. O. Nolan, Sec’y.
'ILLAMOOK TjODGK No.
94, I. O. <>. F. meets in
r
Odd Fol low’s hall every
Saturday night, except the
first Saturday of each month.
W. H. Cooper, N.G.
B. F. Kly, Sec’y.
1
ORINTH POST, G.A.R meets on
the 1st & 3rd Tuesday night of
each month in Grand Army Hall.
Now is the time to in
vest, while prop
is
¡nte was on time, if not a little previous. I ing and saluting tho prince aud Ilia
bnt the morning hour» dragged. Break train with many contortions intended
II. Roberts, Adjutant.
Bound die her.*-gag! Play the pat tle-tong!
fast time came anil went, and not a soul I to convey respect be bawled out,
Let the jawlxine jingle!
—aside from the faithful few who were ; 'Say-go-ye-wnt-ii-hah." to the amaze
For this is the Fourth of July.
doing it all. and the inevitable small boy I ment of the king of the fantastic«, If you wish to make an investment or buy yourself a
No crumbling dynasties shall liusli our noise.
I hangers on—rallied to the hilltop to ceb . the mogul of the day, who stood
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
No stern policeman fright our bully Ixiys.
; ebrate. The committee boys felt thin i beside the ilistinguiidied gnost. It hap
rhis is the day.V.t tnako the welkin shako.
home, examine this property.
As our forrfatli/'r^ irtiule their tyrants quake.
at the waist, and one by one went home pened that the king was the champion
T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch ,
I
to
breakfast,
promising
to
return
on
fat
man
of
the
town
—
in
fact,
he
was
the
Go to! ShalLUiff'/v‘! earthly things thia day
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wings in order to do their assigned parts. shape of a sugar cask, the longest, the
TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN BIZE THIS BUMMER.
in the mouth, Long Prairie 10:30 Bo clashed together loudly in such way.
An hour passed, then another, and broad way. It also happened that
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Pleasant Valley 2:30 Stupendous din - stetitorophonic clangs
•
Tillamook
ii-Oo Khali prove that patriot hearts now Iteat in 1 still another,
\ and only
then h Jake emphasize! the la<t three sylla
bangs?
w half carried, hxlf coaxed, bles of his lingo, and ill the hnbbnb of
spectator was
__
_
_
Kilchis
11:00
to the hilltop. Jake mailo the trip from I the occasion everybody within hearing,
I*ct orators by millions praise the day!
'ri,ia",o"k
*13 And
while they yell let mighty trumpet»« bray! ' I the store, the mines aud the cottages to including the king and prince, under-
pay School in Tilfamook every Sunday 2:00
I iieverltvratIng thunder split tho sky.
the hill dozens anil acores of times, and strsxl him to say fora windup, "What ■
r<‘r meetings Thursday evenings
7.3O j Aud lightning» blaze to lick tho ocean dry I
[special pastorial service is desired, call on J ‘
finally from slicer exhaustion and ills- hog." hia eye uissndldla being on the im
Undersigned al the l’arsonagc, opposite the ! Hot fire to everything, and bang aronnd
' appointment gave it up. The cannon posing and all overshadowing king.
I house- ,
••
j. h . W ood , Pastor.
The whole croate l world to swell the sound.
down and
Bunt up the polea, like two great cracker { boomed nt intervals up.
strings.
across the valley; the flag flapped lazily
« ntmkwts T illamook . C ircuit M. E. And fill Symnies* Hole with dynamite and
on the pole; the lemonade grew stale
tilings.
( HI R'.-n S octu .
and the candy almost melted in the
Sunday in the month, Tillamook It.
a . m .
burning sun. The ardor of the boys be
, ”
...
”
”
7 3® r.M- Anticipate the awful crack of doom
id Sunday, Wallace schrtol house. 2. r. M. With all the mightiest t an Lions’ cacophonous
gan to wane, and finally there was no
■ Sunday, Soplh Prairie,
11. A. M.
boom;
one to serve the guns but Jake, whose
” " Pleasant Valley
3- *’• M-
Then swell the noise with shouts; yell, split
t
”
Pleasant Valley
7. P- M.
enthusiasm was reduced to a simple re
your throats:
BhSundy lloquarton school house li. a . m .
F<
Add oven cornets and the base drum's note!
gard for the reputation of his hilL In a
Loiig Prairie
2.3O A. M.
I fit of desperation and anger he scooped
Sound the how-gag! Play the pattie-long!
a handful of small stones from the
Let the jawlmne jingle!
C hristian C hubch .
For this is the Fourth «'f July.
ground and rainmed them in on a
Maki*
a
noise!
Ider H R. M organ , Pastor: Will preach at
■ charge of powder. The discharge was ’
liunook, on the third and fifth Sunday’s of
•David A. Curtin in New York World.
so much louder that he repeated the
h month, at lusO.A. x., and 7:30 r. M. All
cordially invited.
dose in other guns, until the whole val-
"JAKE'S" BANNER FOURTHS.
1 ley got a bombardment of stones that
The Adventure» of a Lad Who I>enire<l 1 shattered window panes and rattled on
rttimTrn*» Caraca.
H ay dire.
to Enjoy the Day.
I the roofs of the houses.
Our stock consists of llry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoe«, Hat*, <S|*
He is the Hou. Jacob now, a dignified
The boys laughed and cheered when
•rvices every Sabbath at il am and 7 p. nt and able senator, but back in the fifties
and
Notion*. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Poors, Window*, Lime,
they
saw
the
[leople
rush
out
of
doors
ortlial invitation extended to all.
lie was limply Jake to all except his and stare at the display on the hilltop.
llair, and Cement. Hardware and Naila. £W*S|M>cial attention given to
J. D. Heard. I’astor.
grandmother, the pastor who christened A dozen pairs of handB fell to gathering
filling outers Tor goods in jobbing 1.4a.
him. and the teacher when school was stones, and after a few more volleys the
*<•
in His first Fourth of July, according inhabitants turned out en masse and
'<> the recollection of cotemporaries, was climbed up the hill for safety. Then the
EAST AND SOUTH
-elebratedina little New England settle- boys resumed blank charges and the day
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nent composed of fanners and miners. cliised with every soul in Oreville on
The king l'*t no time in taking
old folks were slow, but not so the Jake's hill.
with Ilia eight foot Raber of block tin to
outhern Pacific Route The
young ones, anil in 1856, there being no
Years passed before Jake got an !>ehead the rascal who dared insult two
general celebration on the docket, the other chance to play a leading part in tnajer.ties at a word, and Jake tamed
boy s of Oreville voted to have one of Fourth of July doings. The year fol heel and «tired off the other side of the I
SHASTA LINE,
their own. .lake was in his eighth lowing he had emigrate! to another state, ♦»ridge into the canal to ewajio that ter I
year, and though not formally on the and *|>ent the day wandering from cross rible cimctcr. He came up smiling, as .
Th* fast wiling S t «. T« i - ckkk In* lieen specially fitted up for carrying pas
presstrairfB leavfe Portland dally. committee, he was around during the roads to crossroads, an 1 from postoffice 1 goo»l «liver would, but with his feather 1
sengers. Following are the rate«:
councils, and by a timely word named to postofficc looking for tho Fourth. The h«‘:iddri** ;.•><! train »»ikcil and droop*
1
1
North.
th
the location for the "doings."
next year ho put in hoeing corn. The ing, ami his cheap war point making
CABIN PASSAGE ...........
.. »15.
i I.raTeY^I^RflWuH A t rive» 1 9 35 • »«
It was a rocky hilltop on his father'* year after that he held a flag for a Sun streaks down bis aUined muslin hunting
ROUND TRIP, ............... .
i Ljr
Albany
Ar | 6.22 a ni ,
. »30.
shirt
and
leggiiia.
At
the
fantastic
ball
land,
about
800
feet
above
level,
the
9'00
p
m
1
day school picnic, riding twenty miles
1 AF
San Frnnri»k?o
Lv |
STEERAGE (one way) ...
.... (0.
which
wound
up
the
ocraKion
there
wan
standing up in a hay wagon loaded with
hove trains stop only at following stations
fidgeting, perspiring humanity, and went no fled Brother on hand, for all the
Freight, (General Mervhandiae)
»4 per ton
t 1 of Roaebu g: Kant Portland. Oregon C-itv,
o! t.u -alem. Albany. Tangent, Shedds.
home to reflect that he h id endured the rooRters of the community had patted
with
their
tails
to
supply
the
flint
outfit,
iey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Ku
tortures of a twenty tnile ride onlnm-]
ber trucks, working like a yeoman mean and th«*He would hare to grow out again
ROSEBUlUi MAIL DAILY.
while to keep old glory afloat, just to before another real live Indian could be
G eorge L. K iijcer .
4:00 p m
Lv
-Portland
eat some of his mother's cake and his conatriK ted.
12:00
ni
l.v
Allenti y
aunt's bread and his cousin's biscuit.
62O a m
Ar
Ko^biirz
The next year, however, made up for a
ANY LOCAL, DAILY (KXCEPT SUNDAY)
string of eventless Fourths.
Ì
It was the occasion of tho Prince of
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Portland
Ar I » n0 a m
p m J Ar
Albany
Lv | 5:00 a ni
Wales' visit to America, and Jake had
become a town boy in a wide awake
X PAMENGER TRAIN» DAILY ( RX( KIT »VM-
DAYJ
place that got up a mock reception to a
spurious highness, who made his en
p ml Lv
Albany
Ar I 9:3ft « m
trance in state on a canal barge. The
p m I Ar
Lebanon
Lv |
a tn
a m I Lv
Albany
Ari
4 p tn
fantastic turnout was something gor
a m I Ar
I^ebanon
Ar | 340 a m
geous in its hideousness and in its uni
i
versality. All America, including even
Pullman Buffet Sleeper»
Ah Sin and a group of his cousins, was
OU RIST SLEEPING CARS
represented in a procession that moved
with floats and carriages, on foot and on
the accommodation of Second ( laws Paaaen
Rem, attached to Expresa Traina.
horaebacE Up to the last moment the
aborigines were forgotten in the rage
Tire West Sirle Division
most sightly and convenient (pot in the for showing foreign acquisitions. Jake
T W MAX WEIX haa platted a town-aite on hb place al Netarts I jmbc I i Fine sightly rrablettre Iota, view nnRiirpoaed and
•EM P0RTL1R0 ASD CORULLIS. vicinity. Jake felt his responsibility, was a patron of the literature of the
’ * ahe leered from the north* w rat wind. No prat Her and more an 1 table place could lie found fr»f a aea aide raanrt
Han-
OIL T«US DAILY («XCZrT »VHDAV.)
young as be was, and worked like a border aud an admirer of the red in an
Agent—Well, madam, another glort- J * dreda of people viait NeterVi Bay every aaninter M«l ramp for weeks on the Beach Fine eurf bathing, good Raliiag,
Ar
« .n I Lv
1
Portland
beaver to make the affair a success. The and his service« were accepted without
How several varieties 01 ctema ami oyntere, dvgaat Rwinile drive on the I teach, and pictiireaque arrhad rorka where thounands of
North Yamhill
Lv
. n LLv
village figured in history as a place question to fill the gap in the procession one Fourth sees me here again,
I.Y
< ’orrai ts
p ni | Ar
did your husbsnd like the keg cd powder nra-lwms disport themed we every day. Jest the place tn a|*nd a few weeks thia summer and select a nite for a cottage l»y
where Washington had had cannon All went well, and the umber colored
child of the forest received hi* share of ! wild him last year?
1 Albany and Corvallis «merci with
ain. made, and a cannonading outfit -.vaa early
Lady of the House—He waa complex the tea. A most delight fill locaUuB. Several lots bargained hefure survey wan made Come via Kheridaa or North Yaanhill.
V»»«.* PaciSc Railroad.
attended to. Three small pi<-es were homage from the crowds that renewed
F«< full particulars, price«, terms etc., write to J. W Muwru, Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon
ly
carried away by it
xraaas TBAimnAiLv. (nxcarr »cm »/.)
borrowed from among the relics treas the pageant
Finally
the
canal
bridgecame
in
sight,
pm ILv
■ a nt ured in the neighborhood and dragged
Portland
Ari
P m
North Yamhill
Lv 1 6 i< a m up the steep
hilL A flagpole wa» with the prince standing on the edge of
Lv
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McMinnville
a ni
raised, and bough booth* for shelter an 1 the barge receiving the welcome of the
refreshments invited tho populace to nations at the hands of a »[lokesman as
I hrough Tickets come and make merry. Everything each division came up. Jake saw just |
I in time that he was a nation ail in him
------To a 1.1 Poivra- —
was complete.
I
EAST AND SOUTH
Stores of fireworks, of powder, of sugar self and must be his own spokesman,
aud lemons, and cakes and candle* were although no speech had been given him
í
iaformatWi retardfng
to rehearse. It occurred to him. too,
V
ihdl*,**C «H»««mipawy s»frnisi North on hand, hidden in walled up caves, and I
the boys of Oreville sat up all night to that his speech must be in tbs Indian
KnKNLBR,
M P. ROGERS
J. VV. Maxwell, Commander.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
They keep on hands at their store in
’Hobsonville the largest stock of goods
in Tillamook County.
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Hobsonville, Ore
NETARTS
BY THE SEA!
THE FINEST BEACH ON
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