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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1891)
'The H eadlight guarantee* the list of 1*7*»« «ubwiHben*. are open to advertiser« ¡ditta* AUGUST 7. VNITHP STATES. B enjamin H arrison F**Äleiit L evi I’. M orton J ambs <«. B laine C harles H oetkr J. W. N oble R edfield P roctor B, F. T racy iSSJ»r-dr"rr,ll J ohn W xnamakkr W. H. II. M ili . kr J eremiah R usk iSSief Agriculture ** ' STA TH OF OR BOON P f . nnoveu . G. w. M c B ride P hil . M etchan ÏÏ’îTrublic Instruction E. B. M c E lroy F rank (’. B aker punier .................. (R. S. S trahan ?W. P. L oud Spreme Judgea ................. <R. 8. B ean I J. IL M itchell jailors | J. N. D olph B. H ermann Coiyressnian i J. T. Apperson, f. S. Land Office, Oregon City < B p Burch*Ur’ 1 Pen ryone ( Receiver. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ijuijil Senator ■ • .. F. A. M oore Lifcuit Court R. P. B oise IftoKCuting Attorney ............... G. G. B ingham ' TILLAMOOK COUNTY. L.n*w«p«tative ......... W m . D. S tillwell ■Xr II. F. H olden iW. T. W est (»«liiMiouer |W.G. K elso «. a . ....... .................. W. W. C onder l.j.-riff ................... S am D owns Treasurer .............................. H. H. M c D ermott '.usessor F. M. L amb Surveyor.............................................. J ohn E dwards School Superintendent ........... A. T. W hite peputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance TILLAMOOK CITY. »«order .................................................. C. N. D rew Attorney ........................................... E. E. S elph TmiMiirer ........................... G eo . C ohn ^rshall .......................... L. L. S tillwell ¿J ohn ’B arker , President MV JA. P. W ILSON (J ohn S heets 1891 I CLOUDING All Aboard lor Tillamook! OF A Ü1ILLIANÎ MIND. Important f.ervirva to Great Britain Ren* dvreil by Earl Granville. FINNY KING NOW RETURNING FROM OCEAN TO RIVER. PHIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY is almost in the heatt of the w/y. streets. Perfectly level; commanding view. Size of lots, yox/oo; wide SARAH CARMICHAEL Will be sold on easy terms and at prices that will give the pur chasers a chance to double their money in the next six months. Special in ducemcnts to those who will build. SOCIETY DIRECTORY 'T'ILLAMOOK LODGE No. I 94, I. O. <). F. meets in 1 x Odd Fol low’s hall every Saturday night, except the first Saturdav of each month. W. H. Cooper, N.G. B. E. Ely, Sec'y. pORINTH POST, G.A.R meets on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday night of each month in Grand Army Hall. J. 55’. Maxwell, Commander. H. Roberts, Adjutant. CHURCH DIRECTORY month, Long Prairie ” pleasant Valley ” Tillamook ” ” Kilchis ” Til la tn 00fa s* TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS SUMMER 10:30 2:30 n.Oo 73° 11:00 ll:oo >w*v School in Tillamook every Sunday á:oo AVer meetings Thursday evening« , 7-1“ Especial paatorlal service Is desired, callón tteumlersigiied at the l’arsouage, opposite the emiri house. . , ... _ . J. H. 55 OOD, Pastor. A ppointments T illamook , C ircuit M C hurch S outh . First Sunday in the month, Till&mook li. a . ind ” ’■ ” 7-30 >* tecond Sunday, Wallace school house. 2. r. Third Sunday, South Prairie, it . a . ” ” Pleasant Valley 3. **■ ” ” Pleasant Valley 7. P Fourth Swndy Hoquartou school house li. a . ” Long Prairie 2-30 A. m . » m . M. m . M. m . M. Elder II B. M organ , Pastor: Will preachat Tillamook, on the third and filth Sunday’s of each month, at li:eO a . M., and 7:30 r. M. All ere cordially invited. Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots anti Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair, anti Cement. Hardware ami Nails. ¿j^T’Spccial attention given to filling orders for goods in jobbing lots. Services every Sabbath at il a. m. and 7 p. A cordial invitation extended to all. J. D. Heard. Pastor. EAST AND SOUTH Southern Pacific Route The fast sailing »S tr . T ruckre has been specially fitted up for carrying pas sengers. Following are the rates: Express trains leave Portland dally r South 1 North. CABIN PASSAGE ............. ROUND TRIP,................... STEERAGE (one way) .... ?:oo p m I Leaves Portland Arrives I 9:35 a m 6:22 a in Ar lo:23p tn I Lv Albanv l.vf 9.00 p m «lita m 11 Ar San Fraueisco Above trains stop only at following stations north of Itosoburg: Hast Portland, Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany, Tangent. SI.eddy Halsey, Harrisburg. Junction City, Irving, Hu gene. R: g 0 a ml 12:20 p m 5 40 P Hl 1 Ar IH Portland Albany Roseburg Ar 1 4:00 p m m Lv , i2:oo I.v| 6iO«ra 5 oO p in ! 9:00 p 111 1 Ar 1L’ Portland Albany Ar I 9:o0 a m Lv| 5:00 a m Lv Ar Lv Ar Albany Lebanon Albany Lebanon Ar I Lv Av Ar| rttl p m 3 25 p ni 7 30 a n» «dam 9:9b 8 40 4 »6 3 40 a a p a Freight, (General Merchandise) m m in m Pullman Buffet Sleepers T ourist S leeping C ars For the accommodation of Second < lam Tarnen attached to Express Trains. a m lljr Ml a m I Lv p m I Ar Fort laud North Yamhill Corvalts Lv 1 1 Ar Portland North Yamhill McMinnville W MAX WELT, has plait«» a town-site on his |4*re at Netarta l**ch Fine niirhtlr rmideww lots, view MMfpMMd and shelter«» from the north-west wind. No |>rettier and more suitable place could be found for a sea-side resort. Hun dreds of people visit Netarts Bay every summer and ramp for weeks on the Beach Fine surf bathing, g<x»l fishing, several varieties ot clams and oyster», elegant five-mile drive on tlie beach, and ptrtnrewque arched rocks where thousands of sea-lions disport themselves every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks this summer and select a site for a eottage l.y the sea. A most delightful location. Several lot* bargained before survey was made C.uue via Sheridan or North 1 ainlull. For full particulars, prices, terms etc., write to J. W. N axwill , Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon J Ari a a m Lv 6:16 a m Lv| 5 43 a m 1 hrougti Tickets ----- to all rotters------- east and south THE FINEST BEACH ON FAMOUS IN DIPLOMACY. GOVERNOR TRUMBULL’S WAR OFFICE Oranvillo Georgo Levesoii-Gower, second Earl Granville, the <liploiu»tut whoso death it atinonncetl, / \ was torn May 11 j 1815, and may be / o ~ 3 said to have 'sjK $ 1 afez token to foreign C*' i? atfairs mid dip- >’■- lomncy from lii-i J- cradle. No other E11 )r 11 s it m a ji , probably, stS well /wS5i^^3^,.^S<'u,1dentto<Kl the ’ ‘ complicated J!/ questions of in ternational tx>li- K.VRL ORANVTU.lt. Ua, certfti„jr uo other did the routine work in so many treaties. The negotiations connected with the Russian war of 185-1 58, the Indian mutiny, the Russo-Turkish war, the Geneva arbitration, the Italian war of 1855 and many others have the im press of bis genius. Educated at Eton and Oxford, ho it-ni in diplomatic work at the age of twenty as attache of the British embassy at Paris. After a few years in parliament. Lord Palmerston in 1840 made liim un der secretary for foreign affairs. There after lie followed tho fortunes of tby Liberals, mid while out of office, as well as in, was a firm friend and supporter of Mr. Gladstone. IE., father, the »first Earl of Granville, dying in 184(1 ho suc ceeded to tho peerage, but continued ac tive in political life. In foreign court! ho was called the “British icicle,” on ac count ot his reserve on all diplomatic questions.
