Tillamook headlight., July 31, 1891, Image 3

Tillamook. - Oregon.
Frank Severance is building a baru on work for him to b
his place.
Ry.tn’s protest that this is
f £ SELPH-
iillatnouk County, Come directed. commanding 1
Teachers' institute will be held August lense, a letter was received in Helena' ■addle turned and she was thrown
me to levy on the g.rod-J and chattels pf the de­
for this ^pnce
“ ¿tTORNET-AT-LAW.
from Portland saying that he was injured go she cannot return
linquent tax-payers, named on the delinquent
3rd to 1 llh.
tax rolls for the following named school districts
wanted
in
Oregon
on
a
similar
charge
school
for
a
week.
lor
the
year
i.vjl,
thereto
attached,
and
if
none
Applicution-for-Sufvey
blanks, for
and
OREGON.
he found, then upon the real property as set
when Montana was through with him. I
tillo < ook .
sale at this office.
•orth und described in the said delinquent tax­
noons,
lulls, or so much therfiid as shall satisfy the
O Hotn. t.o
■ 1
,
IRyaU a8eri,jes llis »hortcomings to king i
will havé something
amount of taxes de.«ribed therein, together
O. Heins has received an elegant chair faro.
b
with costs and expenses. I haw duly levied,
T.MAULSBr,
[Gleaned from two correspondents’ having
for his photograph gallery.
been unable to find any goods or chattels
new to tell you
belonging to the respective delinquents herein­
letter« ]
Bonn,1 far "Merry Hold Hoagland.”
Attorn ey-at-Law.
School tablets, largo sixe, about 100
after named, upon the following described
pieces
or
parcels
of
land
as
set
forth
in
«aid
de
­
Coasters are numerous.
sheets iu each, at this office, 10 cents.
every week*.
linquent school tax-lists, lying in said Tilla­
!
’ „bite »nd Beat Estate Convincer.
"Ex-Deputy Sheriff” Walter .....
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Swinton
mook County, state of Oregon, described
Hav harvest iu full blast.
Eil. Brown aud wife of Pocatello, shook the Tillamook dust off his feet
assessed as follows:
Idaho, are visiting with W. 0. Thaver.
D istrict N o . 9.
Tuesday morning and started for Eng­ Fishing on the lake is good.
w, SEVERANCE,
Abercrombie I.ouifi, all of Mk M Thayer’s
Lookout for our an-
A few salmon are being caught.
Dan Pike says his little girl captured land. Godspeed him on his journey;
add to iillamook. Vai J60O.0O
Dsn-TY -Pi STB I CT-A ttobn e y ,
Barney John.lot r blk .Stillwell sad-1 to
a white chipmunk, and has it as a pct.
but it is feared he will only get as far as
Mr. Findley is recovering slowly.
Tillamook, \al J2UV,oo total val of tax­
nouncements.
!#jjuJi(LIDM'-iel,for Tillamook County
able property $373.00
John Johnson and wife, from Forest Portland and join Hoquarton Harry and
W. J. Compton received new goods Dimmiek
G. B n w
blk 15 Thayer's
Charley
Magers.
He
s.iys
he
’
ll
come
Grove, are rusticating on the sand spit.
list week via Sheridan.
add to 1'illainook, val $200.00
IILLAMOOK,
■
OREGON.
Bay J , beginning oO fl s of s w cor of bln
J
SAVE THE DOLLARS!
Dr. Wise will be here until Sunday back with $10,000 and start a bank.
A twelve-pound l>oy has just made his » thence w t»o0 ft. thence s 50O ft. thence
e 0:4) it. thence n ouo ft, except lots sold
On Saturday before he left he gave a appearance at L. Krebs’.
when
he
will
go
to
Bay
City
a
few
days.
This man is a true philanthro­ WE BUY CHEAP,
Ellison and M. V ¿tillwell, «h u« res
jlLAUDE THAYER,
grand exhibition on the wharf, ending
Geo. A. Barnhart, of the Yamhill
The Landingham toll road is in better j ¥«1 $3350.00 other property $•*/) 00 total
pist,
for the Almighty Dollar rep­
"
¡th
a
tableau.
He
took
advantage
of
Erickson Ilcisel, that portion of the s e
Attorney-at-Law.
and can sell cheap.
Reporter, gives Tillamook a good “write the free treats and soou became very condition than ever before.
’/4 Jt s w
of sec I9 south of slough, tp
resents
all that makes life comfort­
up.
”
I s r 9 w, 30 acres, val $f0o.0o
iassociate'i with McCain & Hurley in
Dr.
Linton
and
R.
T.
Weatherly
made
IS
weary. While be slept in the arms of
Franklin F.M., lots 5 and 6. blk 6 and lot
Circuit and Supreme Court business
3 blk n , val I'JoO.oO improvements$650.1)0
able and pleastint. In buying your
C. E. Nelson has opened n saloon in Bacchus, some bad boys decorated his a trip to Iillamook Saturday.
total $\so.(to
LARGE STOCK!
for Tillamook county.
the place formerly occupied by Joni physiognomy with the various hues of
Priestley’s cooper shop and Krebs Hamilton Wm., n w % blk 13 Stillwell's
groceries, you should endeavor to
add to Tillamook, val $150.1)0
Davidson.
the rain-bow and pinned an appropriate Bros’ saw mill are kept busy.
Hess 1)., 07x2to ft iu sec 25 tp 1 s r 10 w,
New goods by every
make the dollar go As far as pos­
,T.BURNEY
J. W. DRAPER
val $210.00 improvements $440.00 total
Ex-Governor Thayer is a visiting with inscription on his posterior. He had the
M akbied —July 19, J. G. Kenedy and 1 $640.1)0
UNEY, 4 DRAPER,
steamer.
sible, for every dollar saved on a
Kramin G., lots 7 and 8 blk 2 Stillwell's
A ttorneys at -L aw , his son Claude. He will remain here appearance of the tattooed wild man Laura Rhoades, Rev. Butt officiating.
add to Tillamook, val JSUO.oO
several weeks.
from
Borneo,
and
was
a
comical
Valen
­
LerctTii
P
,
lot.*
3
and
4
sec
26
tp
1
s
r
10
w
purchase means an added comfort
Bathing party at Sand Capa on also lots 1 2 and 3 sec 35 tp 1 s r lo w, I71
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
frei ve years experience as Register of the
Mrs. Bosley, next door to Watchtower, tine of the exaggerated order,—worse Wednesday. All young ladies between acres, val $2400.00, indebtedness $900.60
or
luxury. You can save many
BRING US YOUR
total
$i50o.o0
iS L and O ffice here recommends us In our wishes to inform the public she will take than any he sent through the mails last 16 and 40 are invited.
Larsen E. S., all of blk south of blk 16
La|ty of business before tho L and O ffice
February.
dollars
and
secure
all
the
neces
­
Thayer's
add
to
Tillamook,
val
$?oo.00
a few boarders.
Country Produce-
The school will close in four weeks Linenweber Mary, lots 1 2 and 8 see 28,
ttbt Courts and involving the practice in the
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How can we get along without him! with an exhibition. Miss McFee has lots 1 and 2 sec I5, tp 1 s r lo w and tide
saries and luxuries of life by buy­
D ied .—Estelle, youngest daughter of
pgiAL L and O ffice .
lots
5
6
7
and
8
town
of
Tillamook,
total
What will his creditors do!
val $j00o.0o
given excellent satisfaction a teacher.
J C. Bewley, aged 3 years, Thursday
ing your groceries, crockery, glass­
COHN & CO.,
Moore Mrs. E., beginning at a point 30 ft
morning, July 30, 1891.
65 rods and 23 Iks s of the s e cor
I. brockenbrough ,
The County Line.
R. T. Weatherly’s son and daughter, e of and
ware, queensware, dry goods, hats, The Leading Merchants-
blk io, town of Tillamook, running
Frank and Effie, are expected homo this thence s K» rods thence w 20 rods thence
M arried .—II. Sweenv and Louise M.
II 16 rods thence e 2o roil« io place of
• attorney at law .
caps, boots, shoes, clothing and
The Telephone Register says: " II. S. week. They have been attending school beginning,
2 acres, val$»00.00 improve­
Lit Special Agent of the General Land Office.) Steiner, Wednesday evening, July 29,
Maloney returned Tuesday with his ill Portland for the past year.
ments $100.00 indebtedness iaOO.oo total
I89I,
Rev.
J.
II.
Wood
officiating.
notions, from Cohn & Co. They
TILLAMOOK, DRE.,
$7o0.0o
|
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
party from the neighborhood of Dolph,
McKinley
lots 1 and 2 blk iG, Stillwell's
Over
10J
cases
choice
fruits
and
table
will
buy
your
produce.
goxuleads. Pre-Emptions, and Timber
,’ohn Ä Brown Bl’k, Stillwell Ave. & Front St.
B \ Y CITY.
add to Tillamook, val$2oo.oO,other pro­
where he has beeu establishing the line
perty $6v5.00 total $«'95.00
Applications, a Specialty.
delicacies, to arrive at the "Frisco Store”
Newcomb Mrs. S. E .niort. against Cohn
between Yamhill and Tillamook counties.
to-day. Prices lower than usual.
omcl: and Floor L and O fsice B vildiko .
Mrs. C. C. B.ibbidge is visiting at & Brown, amt $il6o.oo on the following
The line passes between the barn and
described parcel of land: Beginning at
the n e cor of lot 1 blk 3 town of Tilla­
In naming the townships that are to house of L. L. Shortridge at Dolph. The Yaquina.
mook, running thence s on the line <»f
Chas. Reynolds and daughter were in said
be surveyed, last week, we should have southwest corner of Yamhill county is
MISCELLANEOUS,
lot 56 ft, tnene w 5O ft, thence u 56 ft
to
the u w cor of said lot 1, thence c to
town
Sunday.
included both 1 and 2 south, 7 west.
within '4 mile of the great falls of the
the place of beginning, containing
L ie . THAYER,
ft, also lot 2 blk 3 in said town
Estella, voungest child of J. C. Bewley, 2SOOsq
The thermometer has been registering N'estucca. The Mulligan ranch is also
and buildings thereon, val $1160.00
Olds Eli, s w ‘4 sec 25 aud lot 13, see
100° to 105° in the interior valleys al] in this county. We loose one settler by is seriously ill.
1 sr lo w, val $2350.00, other proj
along the coast, while 82° is the highest just 4 links. Mr. Maloney and party
, BANKERS.
Miss May Sturgeon is teaching in the $74’J.0o, indebtedness $396.00,
$2760.00
for Tillamook.
left in the afternoon to establi-h tho line Elliott school district.
Reehcr John, lots 7 and 8 blk 1 Hays add
General Banking and Exchange business,
to Tillamook, val $2o0.o0
feierest paid on time deposits.
Every one keeps an eye on the "Frisco between the two counties through an
Mr. Vooihis has returned from his Smith Wm., w blk 21 Thayer’« add to
Have just opened a gents’ furnishing
Tillamook, val$3o0.00
I Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Store,” because they sell the best goods unsurveyed township on the Tillamook trip to his claim on the Wilson.
store,
iu
Thayer
’s building two doors north of the l!ank|
Snyder E. A. & S., Steamer Garfield, val
keden and all foreign countries.
for less money than advertised by any road. This section is quite thickly
fisOo.Oo, indebtedness $300.06, total
Some fine work has been done by $1206.06
where
they
propose
to keep the latest styles of
TILLAMOOK,
-
-
-
OREGON.
settled
in
the
neighborhood
of
Trask
and
other store in Tillamook.
9-12.
Vandrrhoof H.. personal property, wagon
Gebisch Bros, in grading Main St.
and horses, val $245.00
tile
line
will
be
run
as
far
as
neccesary
FOR SALE—Two lots in Stillwell’s addi­
Mr. Williams is hiring n.en to work
and south of the road.”
Total delinquent tax
ACRE
TRACTS tion to Tillamook, two minutes walk north
on the much talked of "big saw mill.”
Mr.
W.
T.
West,
Commissioner
of
D istrict N o . 12.
AND
from business center. For sale at a bar­
Messrs. Fearnside, Cohn and Stein- ! Indorf U., e % s e s w % s v '. and .« e
Tillamook
county,
and
County
Surveyoi
gain, apply to B. C. Lamb.
t-f
% s w % sec 28 tp 2 s r 9 w, val $8o0.oo
TOWN LOTS
J. D. Edwards have returned from the liilber of Tillamook were in town Sun­ other
property $64.00
Augustin Wells fell over 40 feet from joint survey and report about the same day.
ind Underclothing
I For sale at reasonable prices and on
Hi.it«,
| Mars S., s e *4 sec 31 tp 2 ■ r 9 w, val $|0o0
■ Monroe John, e J3 s e l4' sec al, 11 e % sec
•uorable terms. Location, best irv the the new bridge on Wilson river last thing.
Miss Ida Trowbridge has returned to 28and n w >4 11 w *4 sec 27 tp 2 s 1 9 w,
Thursday. He was badly bruised, but
val $7u0.«X)
town of Tillamook.
Bay City and is keeping house for her McMillen
,all the land south of
Owners of Timber Lands.
in the Lamb claim sec 21 tp 2 s r
W m . D. S tillwell . it is thought he will recover soon.
father.
9 w. val $2>x).oo
—
Ben. Hanxhurst and Charley Sherlock
Mr. Henry Rogers is now sole pro­ Pierce S. V., s w *4 n e ' 4 sec 29 tp 2 s r 9 w.
Jerry Buckley in an interview with hh
val $150.00, other property $152.56 total
had their sail boat capsize with them on
prietor of Hotel Pacific, Mr. Iann having >3°-. 5®
the bay Wednesday. They clung to the Oregonian reporter defends the large retired.
Total delinquent tax
timber
buyers.
Among
other
things
he
boat until rescued by Bay City parties.
Arrive on every stéaïner tor
Our meat market has again changed
D istrict N o . 14.
says: "Now I will give you the names of
The U. S. Steamer Thetis is after the the parties who bought about all the hands. Wes. Day has sold his interest Bayley Mrs. ('.fci.. beginning at a
—
—
ordinary high water line, 139
sealing schooners. When the Louis lands purchased here.
They are to J H. Boatman.
and 267 link« e of the meander corner
Olsen was turned back she had on Whitney, Stinclifield & Remick, A. L
sec 2oand 21 tp 1 11 r 10 w, set
_ i
Katie Madison is convalescent and between
a stone 21x14x8 from which an alder 16
—
thé enterprising
board 483 skins, howeyer, which ate Stebbins, W. W. Curtis and Mr. Bowen,
inches
111
dia brs n 88 deg, e 48 links
may soou forget that she has suffered (list, an alder
loinches in dia brs n 43
w jrth $20 each, so says the Astorian.
all of Detroit; Tillotson, Rust & Burrows, with a broken arm.
deg w 66 links dist, thence s 65 min, e
on ordinary high water line 2 <>K ehs,
Speaking of Prof. Davis and Guy- Ezra Rust, ex-Congressman Bliss, Chas.
It seems to be a settled question----
set a stone 14x12x10 from which an
Will make regular trips, tl:c weather p erm Bird coming to Tillamook, the Lafayette Green, E. J. King, Thomas Merrill, Isaac
12 inches in dia brs n »5 min, e
Ho carries a
Bay City Cooperage Co. will Put in two alder
41 links dist, an alder » inches in dia
Ledger says: "Our Tillamook friends Stephens and J. D. Fordney, all ol -aw mills instead of one.
brs n 13 min w 7211nksdist, thence 11
MfWm ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND.
19.15 cl)«, »H a post from which a Bar­
will have a chance to hear some fine Saginaw; D. A. Blodgett, of Grand
lo inches in dia brs 11 12 mill e »5
rates or Piisnagc, apply to
The M. E. church will be built on berry
singing, as they are among the best Rapids; Stimpson <k Co., of Muskegon;
link (list, thence w 2.76 chs. set a post
P- SCHRADER. Master.
„-rounds immediately north and a little from which a vino maple» inches in
of household furniture, etc.
singers in tho State.”
Thomas Devine, of Duluth, Minn., and oust of the old meat market.
din brs n
min w 27 links dist,
thence s I7.X9 chs to the point of be­
While Hon J. W. Maxwell was in Lacy & Co."
ginning containing five acres, value
$20o.oo
Portland a Telegram reporter run across
“These gentlemen are ns honest as 1 The ground for a large store building 1 Hotaling
A Co. A, I’,, part of tho P. L.
has
been
purchased
of
W.
8.
Cone
just
him, and as a consequence the Telegram other reputable business men, and arc
claim of B. A. Bayley in sec 22 tp 1 « r
and window blinds of thé
lit»- "gcifiA,
-
'ytta.iia.fje I. has a good “write up” of Tillamook no more likely to lie engaged iu stealing north of the new hotel. The building w, beginning at the n w cor of a tract
of land sold by B. A. Bayley out of the
—
latest design8.
s w cor of the aforesaid fractional sec
county. Mr. Maxwell never loses an lands, than a lot of bankers in plundering will be erected at once.
22, running thence n to the 11 w fur of
Miss
Blanche
Sturgeon,
while
return
­
opportunity to talk for Tillamook.
the United States treasury.”
said lot 1 see 22 tp 1 11 r i O w , thence e
along the northern boundary of said
I^TISTI© ^CZ7—
Messrs. Stebbins and Curtis are in ing from her school fell from her horse lot
The Truckee Lumber Co’s store at
1 to a point from whence a line
and
was
quite
seriously
injured.
A
drawn
south will include in these
PHOTOGRAPHERS llobsonviile has received a lot of boots, Tillamook now, and they fully agree faulty arrangement of the suddle caused bounds 20 acres, thence .--outh to the
waters of Tillamook Bay, thence west­
shoes, hats and caps, and will at once with Mr. Buckley. These men should
erly and with the meandering« of
receive a fine line of gents’ custom made not be confounded with the locating the trouble.
Tillamook Bay and the boundaries of
A full line of burial caskets.
the aforesaid tract to place of begin­
100 WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES clothing, perfect fitting and by far the sharks and perjurers who have been The balance of macliiDerv for the Bay ning,
containing 2o acres, val $»oo.U()
Cor. First Ht. mid lRt Ave. E,
For year 18.49
best goods ever brought to Tillamcok preying upon the public domain in the City Cooperage Co. was brought in by Haiulley
TIIJ.AMOOK, OREGON.
Chas B., part of the P. L.
I
and Enlarging in Oil, liistel, county.
past two years. Curtis A Stebbins do the Truckee Mr. Reynolds, of Tilla­ claim of B. A. Bayley iu rec 22 tp 1 s r
10
w,
beginning
at
the
n
w
cor
of
a
|j»w India Ink and Water Colors, a G. W. Himes, of the Himes Printing not even buy land where there is a mook, is doing the masonry for the! tract of land sola by b a . Baviw out
of the s w cor of the aforesaid fraction­
Call and examine our tqork Co., Portland, was in the city Saturday. question as to title, or where there is foundation for the machinery.
al sec 22, running thence n t«> the n w
j
S tudio N ear G. A. R. H all .
W. Wood, of West Branch Mich., has cur of Raid lot 1 RCCMtplar iOw tbeiw t
He drove down from Trask, where lie evidence that the land was acquired in
C
along the boundary of said lot 1 to a
TILLAMOOK,
•
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OREGON with Rev Clapp and Rev Staver were an illeg. 1 manner.
bought of A. Finlayson two acres of point from whence a line druwu south
will
include in these bounds 2O acres,
land near the south east corner of W. S. thence
fishing. Mr. Hitnes made us a pleasant
s to the waters of Iillamook
SCHOOL NOTES.
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Cone’s Park. We may look for Mr. Bay, thence westerly and with the
call, and says the party are catching
meandering» of Tillamook Buy and
Wood
to
erect
a
fine
residence,
in
the
th-' bontidaries of the aforesnid tract to
plenty of fish. On his return to the
[The pupil writing the beet composi­
Hardware,
Cutlery, Ooore, lAlindowi«
place of beginning, containing X) acres
camp, be was thrown
from his tion during this term will lie presented near future.
val $3<k>.0o
Handley J.J., 80 acres in I). D. Bayley's
Tho
cart and his horse ran away, breaking with an elegantly bound volume !
EtDVBH, RangeB, Tin-ware,
Tl Catholics propose to build a church P. L. claim w of Z, l-arge, 4% acres e
__ I maintain a Sisters’ School, if the of M. Smith'«, sec 2n tp i 11 r 10 w, 34*4
his neck—the horse’s neck. Tl‘e animal Longfellow’s poems as a reward of mi ierftTiui'1
acres,
also
an
uudived
interest
in
H
The best of beef, veal, pork was valued at $250.
One year's subscription to the H ead ­ town will assist with the amount of acres of tide land fronting on sec 2I tp
1 11 r 10 w, ii 1« o mortby Fred Paquet to
and nmtton on hand.
light will be given for the second best, $1000. Influential men are handling the
J, J. Handley, amt $150.06 aeeured by
Understood Why.
part of B. A Bayley's P. 1«. claim in
matter
ami
believe
that
the
desired
en
­
the
paper
to
bo
sent
to
any
address
Eggs, butter, vegetables and chickens
«(•<• 22 tp 1 nrlOw beginning nt a point
Plumbing and Tin-bDafing Promptly Öoftd.
couragement will be proffered.
on meandered line of Tillamook Bay
bought and sold.
“Mary had a little lamb; its fleece desired. The prize compositions will be
16^6chains <• of line lictwern sec 21 and
published
in
the
H
eadlight
,
and
the
Many
of
our
teachers
are
making
22, n to n iiiii* of said claim, b to the
Satisfaction guaranteed to everyone.
was white as snow; it strayed away,
OK l<( JON;
TILLAMOOK
meanderlin«*, •• with said line to begin­
Shop opposite the Grand Central.
one summer day, where lambs should judges of the work will be selected by preparations to attend the Teachers’ insti­ ning, containing 5 45 acres, val $14.%.(k),
indebtedness$220 (kt total $1230.00
L. 11. Brown.
never go. Theu Mary sat her down, the teachers. The age of the pupil» will tute Every live teacher iu the county Preston
M., w % ne !>, • w % s c '< find
and tears streamed from her eyes : she be considered in determining who is will be there. None but a laggard in u w g L sec 27 tp 1 n r 10 w, 160
acics,
val
$«l«i.no
the profession will willingly absent
THE
never found her lamb because she did entitled to the reward.]
JILLAMOOK
Linenweber Mrs. Mary A , lots 1 2 and 3
himself
from
the
teachers
’
meetings
tec
22
lots
i sec 1ft and lot r sec 16 also
Mrs. Hosmer has her school crowded
not advertise. And Mary had a brother
beginning at a |«/int 2 </6 chains s li 24
JJ VERY STABLE John, who kept a village store; he and is kt pt busy.
The school meeting held Saturday chains <■ <»f n w cor Rec 27, s 4i deg, e »7
chains, s
:<0 chain«, s 6H deg e 12 cl»«,
eveuing
adjourned
for
one
week
without
sat down and smoked his pipe; and
s 34 deg, e 16 chain*, s '>5 deg, e 12 rha,
Misses Myrtlo Keys and Edith Perkins
s
j5dcg
36
mm.
e ,|M chain« s |j deg 15
taking definite action. From present
First-class single and double watched the open door. And as the were visitors Monday.
rnin e 9 chains, « 5s deg «tide ¡7chains
GEORGE PETTIT, P roprietor
turnouts kept on hand.
indications the next school will !>o con­ « 13 d(,K. f 28 chains « 50 deg 20 mln, e
people passed along and did not stop
Five new pupils in the primary, and
is rlialti'» s 7 deg 15 min, c M chains, s
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
until
in
twj
different
building»
ducted
to buy, John still sat down anil smoked one in the intermediate.
75 des, < 16 chains * side», s 8.83chains
Boarding and transient stock bis pipe, and blinked his sleepy eye.
arrangements can be made for the erec­ s’ Is deg, w4 17 chains « ¿7 deg 1ft min,
e .’>•)’ c.iu is s *»j d g 4i min, w 76 chs
Jerome Lasselle started to school again tiou of a creditable school house
Carefully cared for.
n 27 de/ 1 , min. w H 12 chains n <3 deg,
And so the sheriff closed him out, but
w jft chains 11 H deg 15 min e 2 75, con­
after a week's vacation.
still
he
lingered
near,
and
Mary
came
taining 2 »6 acres. se<- 27 tp 1 11 r lo w
JONES BROS.
1 hr Racket fltore.
u ith buildings, boats and machinery,
Five new pupils commenced in the
TERMBi mi OO A DAY.
to drop with him a sympathetic tear
als > lots numbered 1 2 and 3 of sec 2 j
Proprietor. ‘How is it, sister, tan you tell why— Advance department Monday.
aud
lots numbered 1 of ace I5 tp is r 10
Patronize the store that brings down
This
House
is
First-class in every Respect.
w containing H3.79 acres, also tide
The language class is gaining very the prices.
lait<l fronting or anutting upon lot 1
the other merchants here, sell all their
•»
dec 15 and lots 1 2 and 8 «<■«■ 23 tp I s r
goods and thrive from year to year?’ fast in punctuation and composition
Tomatoes 10 cts per can
lo w, containing I9 17 »< «'•, v“i
I. F. LARSON,
Remembering, now, her own bad luck, work.
String beans locts per can.
Total delinquent tax
the little maid replies: ‘Those other
In a few weeks another class will lie
California table peaches 2 1 cts per can
iMfiTXfCT No. >1, 18A9.
tlier
fellow s got there, John, because
"
“ pears 2O eta per can. Rboaden D., Mortgage, Ixdfi 1. » 8. 4 RO«®
promoted from the primary to the inter­
TILLAMOOK.
-
UHEOONi
9 advertise.'*
9. »cc. 31, tp 1 a, r 10 w.,, value $joo.
“
“ apricots 20 eta per can. Malhiew -, s e 1-1 see 16, t|> 11, r lO W.
mediate.
L
arson
,
P
rop
.
Value $fik#.
14 Ils. best rice for $1.00.
Wagon-making, Farming Imple­
Mrs. Kerr has the largest number of
LIRTRICT No. 2$, 1V9,
15 “ granulated sugar for fl.
ments and Mill Machinery Repaired,
pupils at present, her school having in­
Bayley Grant s w 1 4 of s e i-4, tp I «, r 9
17 " extra C.
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w , valne $4oo
and all kinds of wood-work and
The concert advertised for Saturday creased from 39 to 51.
fit* cl Jsmefi • 1, of n e i 4 n % se t-4, of
19 " golJenC. " " "
night August 1st, in Hadley's ball, is in­
tec. 9, tp 2 », r 9 w„ value, $3rx>
general black-smithing done.
Every attention shown to guests, and
It is rather hard for the pupil» to have
Beat teas 40 eta [ier lb.
IBRTMICT NO. 25
definitely postponed on account of sick- some of their lessons perfect, not having
no
pains
spared to make them comfortable in every way.
Hfirsa-BhoBing a Specialty. ness. So writes Prof. W. W. Davis of books and not being able to obtain them Climax, Star, Saw Log and Spear Alvin H,«H»efiRReM •"«< w S • w
> ( aec fjscc tp 2 ■ r io w. val t«oo O»
Head tobacco 45 cts per lb
Lafayette.
NEW HOTEL BUILDING;
Chamberlain w.. * !3 n w ‘4 and w H n e
here.
At "The Racket Store” leader in low ’. sec 13 tp 2 a r IOw. val $*«00
OREGOM
T illamook ,
The finest «nd befit furnlwhed hotel
the city First <!« m in every reaper! Rate« Fcaannafle
Hour. Joseph H w S •»•••«'*•* X
Prof. Hosmer has been very successful prices.
•nd s
HtpisrlO w Val
»0 far in his school work, all the pupils
pYy.no
Just received a full line of Schoo! Book». Hmith
< h«s L., ■ w % a e ’i a e # »1 w U
The following regarding a young man being well pleased with hi» rule* and Tablets Stationery Slates, Crayons, »ivl n ‘4 • w *4 sec 23 tp 2 • r 10 w, val
regulations.
Pencils etc., etc., at The Racket Store.
well known here as book-keeper of the
Wilk* LT .•»% ■ •!( •« U • • '♦ * w
' j-l s f 1 4 and » w 1-4 n e 1 4 s«c 21 Ip 2 •
J. W. C.
Truckee Lumber Co. at llobsonviile,
PCI I ER
STILLWELI
.
r id w. val
<*»
Read and Reflert
appears in the Sunday Mercury;
Total delinquent tax
$ 24.4D I
Nehalem Beach Stage Route.
In answer to a query from Astoria,
"Dear friend, don't hunt the editor
And on Tiie*lay. th* ifit d »y of fv-ptember.
where the person about whom the in­
IA91 at th«- hoqr of m A 4 of said day at the
W ith pistol or with gun;
court hou» in aakd county and slate, f will »ell
I
will
make
regular
trips
once
a
day
on
And a»k him if he said it, or
Wapn Shop in Cenictici.
quiry is made is well known, we pub
1 he atrwe deaciiticd real estate at public am u«m
Expect that he will run
to the highest bidder for cash, subRet to redem­
lish the following: J. F. Ryan, a yoang low tide from the mouth of the Nehalem
U*t< ■
ci.M-a», J.wrt.r. Or»». ASM' sino» asi > P i . hifa TA ckls
ption tosatisfj said wairunU.roatfi and accru-
Hi< threadbare linen diwtcr
river
to
Bar
View,
except
Suuday
tunic»»
bookkeeper in the law office ol McCon­
( oMFARMfi fifib 5FM.TACLM
May still bis patches hide,
Opposite (J.
[¿all, nell A Clayberg, at Helena, Mont., notified.) AU orders left with Theo. Cut
his muM-lea are nsv-Lpd
of Tillamook conwty
Th I
And tlie Lord ia on bis side.”
plraded guilty in court to bis numerous Parks ol Garibaldi will rsceive prompt
Wjr Theo
Deputy ’sheriff
— fix« hangs
A. L. A ldsumix 82 »1
forgeries
and received a sentence of five attention
Tillamook, Oregon.
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r
Rents’ Furqighing CJoodg.
HOAG & DAUGHERTY.
CLOTHING,
[lew Ejoods
C. E. Reynolds,
THESI1AUGUSTA.
Furniture Man.
Large Stock
«I(lßj||i pOiJT^lT CO.
Wall Paper
Undertaking:
« S. A. ROBERTS, »
! C entral M arket ,
L. H. Brown, prop.
OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
LARSON HOUSE—
BLACK-SMITH
M H
Boarding by the Day or Week
N
P. ROBERTS
CdflT^CTO^ and BUILDER
WATCHMAKERS-AND JEWELERS;*-