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The HEADLinitr guarantees the Urgent Ito of l»ay'"g »ubacribmh Our books are ojien to advertiserti The tnah who does not pay for hi» paper does not pay his other debts. His patronage is not worth soliciting. ut all times. ILLAMOOK. ORECQN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNlTXD states , .................... B rmjashm H arrison VW4fr«iilr«t......................... LHVI P M orton ¿Xrtarv«>f State I amks G. B lain . J2.piari of Treasury C harles F oster JSewry of Ulterior J. W. N oble aSralarv «'< W.r R e DVI ELD PROCTOR ÎSeUry of N.vy ......... - B. F. T racy nkximniter lienvr.l J ohn W anamakes AUorsey-'freeral W. H. H. M iller (ù“-retaiy<H Airtciilture .. J eremiah R isk STATK OF OREGON. ......... s. P bnnovrr . (joYfrnûr ........ G. W. M c II ridk Secret«» y of Statt . P hil . M rtuhan fleàaûn*r .. K. B- M c K lrov Supt oí Public InStructióií Printer ............. . ■ F rank C. B aker f R. S.S trahan ........ ¿W. P. L ord Supreme Judges /R. 8. B ran I J. H. M itchell Senators • • • 4 J. N. D olph ...... B. H ermann Congressman.. {J. T. Apperson, B. F. Burch"ter‘ ( Receiver. TIIIRO JUPICIAL DISTRICT. Join! Senator . . F. A. M oore Circuit Coqrt R P. B oise rrowcutiiiR Attorney G. G. B inoha . m TILLAMOOK COUNTY. Kepresestative ............ .W m . I). S tillwell H. I- HOLDEN Judge |W. T. W est Coniniixsioiier .............. )W. <i. K klmo ..... W. W. C onder Clerk ..... ...... S am D owns Sheri II'........... ................. . H. H. M c D ermott Treasurer................. F. M L amb Assessor ............ Surveyor .............. ..J ohn E dwards A. W hite School Superintendent ... T. .......... — beputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance TILLAMOOK CITY. Recorder ........................... C. N. D rew Attorney ......................... K. K. SEl.l-H ....................... ..G eo . C ohn Treasurer S tillwell Marshall i J ohn 'B akkek , President JA. P. W ilson Trustees «J ohn S heets HOW A STATE WAS WON. All Aboard for Tillamook! and whHn ynu gat there taka a look at NEW A ddition MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY is almost in the heati of the <■//)'• streets. Perfectly level; commanding view. Size of lots, 50x100; wide 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 ducements to those who will build. I SOCIETY DIRECTORY, I ‘ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57. A. F. & A. M., meets on the first .Saturday night of each month. Special meetings for work every Friday night. Visiting breth ren invited to attend. IL V, V. Johnson, W. M. G. O. Nolan, Sec’y. 'II.LAMOOK LODGE No. 94. I. O. <>. F. meets in Odd Fel low's hall every Saturday night, except the first Saturday of each mouth. W II. Cooper, N.G. 1). F. Ely, Sec'y. AORINTH POST, G.A.R meets on y the 1st A 3rd Tuesday night of each month in Grand Army Hall. J. W. Maxwell, Commander. Now is the time to 1 vest, while prop= erty is cheap. H. Roberts, Adjutant. QUEEN OF LAUNDRESSES. JUST DROP HIM A LINK The Title lle*lo\ve,l Upon a flood Look- iiiR French Woman, ONCE THE DARK AND BLOODY THE GAME FISH OF THE SEASON l4 The laundresses of France celebrated GROUND OF BORDER WARFARE. WAITING FOR IT their annual Mi-Caremo (middle of Lent) festival this year with extraordinary Now II I, , Prospcrous Commonwealth, display. The association includes about II the Line lliul a Hook and a Fly at Its and Is.ttmnt to Celebrate tire Celitennlal 08,1)00 women and girls, nnd in the great End Yen May Expect a Speedy and of Ita AdmUslon to thè Cnlon—Gallant procession forty decorated chariots rep Vigorous .InHrrr-Clltra« nr the Land resented as many cities and districts, Isaac Sllelby. Locked Salmon. fho parade taking place on the Place de (Copyright. WOI, by American Prosa A xmx -I iv - [Copyright, 1891, l«y American I'rvse Associa tion.) ENTUCKY was Th«1 great family of fishermen aré iwlmitted to tlie abroad in every [sirtof the country. The Union by net of Catch of each class is determined by thd congress bearing limitations of particular regions. Thus date Feb. 4, 1701. in the east anglers are going after floun In April of the ders which have begun to wriggle up out same year u con of the mud; in the streams of Delaware stitutional con and northern New York an l Ohio trout vention was held, are ls-ij-g taken, and ill those favored and Juno 1, 1792, parts of the country where the catch oi tho star of the new commonwealth first land lockisl salmon is jermitted by law shone oti tho American flag, and her at the breaking up of winter disciples of I representatives mnl senators took their Walton are having rare sport. Down i « places among the national lawmakers. Florida, on the Atlantic coast and in th«) These are the events soon to be cele Gulf of Mexico there are many hunters brated by centennial observances at of tho tarj«ou, a good eating fish on ac Louisville, mid thero is such n wealth of count of the lusciousness of tho glutin material on which to draw for sugges ous fin, and so from a hasty review it is tions that even a partial failure of the seen that fishing honors are pretty evenly I affair seems well nigh impossible. Ro divided all over the United States, | niance, adventure, daring deeds and Not much enthusiasm is felt by floun lofty purpose throb through all the years der fishers, for that is one of the most | of Kentucky's existence as a colony, a modest and inactive of fish. Neverthe county of Virginia and a commonwealth. less, in default of Is-th-r, tho catch of ,-i Endowed with the highest gifts of nat five pound flounder in Jamaica buy or in ure, Kain-tuck-kee, as the Indiana called the other great flounder resorts of Long 1 it, was indeed, according to the signifi- Island Sound is well worth a trip. At ' cation of tlie name, a “dark and this season tho flounders prefer the sand | bloody ground” long before the white worms, but are not averse to clam liait, - man succumbed to tho fascination of its and as for tackle, any salt water kind I mountain regions or the softer charm of will do, provided the hooks uro not lol' I its bluegrass uplands. No tribe could large. Then' are no other factors, suc'.i claim the realm for its own, but all la ttepubliiju«', ami being vritnewed by as tido or the state of the water, necessa tribes hunted there—chased tho drer, over 100,000 persons. The judges grant ry to consider, for the flounder can be tracked tho bear and fought each other ci four prizes to the four districts hav caught in muddy or clear water, and when they met. ing tho Is-st decorated cars, and the del neither low tide nor high tido has læen They battled in tho primeval forests or egates of the forty districts choso Mlle. found in any wav to influonco tin- haul. along t he opener spaces of the und ulut i ng Louis«' Ricard as Re! no de Blanchlsaettses After all, fishermen in tho northern barrens, the nations of tho north gener (••Queen of laundresses"). and western staU-s ar«- most to lie envied ally being arrayed against the nations of The queen for tho year, or rather for at this season. They can drop n line td tho south—a tragedy of conflict to be tho day, is a handsotho and vivacious a game fish without breaking the law. repeated in later times when civil war brunette, twenty-six years old, consid Of course thero are moments when tli«* again made Kentucky a debatable erably above the average sise, with Pennsylvanian or mail from Michigan ground, and snlMtituted for arrow un«l pleasing manners and attractive appear wishes ho possessed great leisure leisuro ami uml tomahawk the hurtling bullet and the ance, and this is the second timo sho has shrieking shell. been chosen to the honor. Dut a revolution was soon to convulse this coveted domain. The all conquering A CALIFORNIA COUNTESS. white man stepiied across its borders, ami, like tile savage, he found it fair and She is ilio Itaiightvr of an American Wollrun und a tlx-rinan Noble. well worth tho winning. There fol Tho fiction of “Little Lonl Fauntle lowed what may bo called the heroic age of settlement—an age illuminate«! by the roy” has become 11 startling fact in San mighty exploits of such men as John Francisco, with tho variation, that the Finley, Daniel Boone, Sitnon Kenton and subject is n girl and her title is Pms James Harrod. It whs an age of <les- sian. Ida Green was, a few weeks ngo, t_________ _ ___ ________ _______ 1 perate struggles; of forays and „ of re- only » nm.-irt »nd pretty California prisiils; of midnight unuMtcrea ami of maiden of fifteen; sho is now the Conut- relentloss vengeance; of brutality un ess von Bornaooe, and is so little elated speakable ami <>f magnanimity sublime. over it that sho can only blush in sweet ' It was an age that bn.'d and mado reiuly . confusion when addressed by her new for the tremeniloiis demands of tho war title. “HR wif.r. ftfl'ITV HOMB FC’CHSTlUtTn-.'* Tho circumstances are not so credita I for independence that body of keen eyed, I self sacrificing ami never daunted light ble to Ida's father us they were to Cedric wi nlth in order to enjoy a season of tar pon fishing. Thero are times when fish ers known to history and song ns tho Errol's in the ermen nil over tho country enVy the Mr. I hunters of Kentucky. As colonists they d r a 111 ik nngh rs of tho District of Columbia, who strove against tho savages sido by side “Green," as Ida’s may drop h«x>k and lino for nil fish ■ with British regulars, und from their father called him within the limits <>f tho district nt any rodcoateil comrades they got tho military self, often told reason of th« year; but all of us liitvd trainlug tli.it stood them in good stead his wife tluit be coinimnsations. Even if the flub coni- when the cross of St, Georgo was hauled was the sou of a inisnioners have not yet sought odt our down and the banner of tli« new repub Prussian count, own little inletn for il«-|H>Kiting shad but sho set it lic sought the welcoming breoxe. therein, it is n very reniotii place, indeed, . It seems fitting that one who has lieen down an mere where tho land lockeil Hiilmotl have not a soldier should ixt governor of the state romancing, for ho been jilnced. at the time when tho arrangements for was a dissipated A wise provision of con.-tress has At tho centennial celebration nre being jier- follow. brought into every spring-fisl stream fected, for the lin t occupant of theexeo- length ho re tho relative» of the salmon, who nre, so utive chair was also a gallnut warrior ceived a large re fur an their size niel op|xirtnnity will as well as an able statesman. Although mittance fro m allow, quite ns averse on he is to lie gasp a man loving peace, quiet and the calm Derlin and de ing on the sward. In the cold streams routine of farm management, he wrote parted for his of Michigan fishing of land locked Milli : history with hi. sword and shines in the native land, leav- on is pennitto«! after the 1st of Mnv. annals of his country as the hero of , ing his wife to Hudson river salmon fishing eXtcn<lil King's mountain and of the laittleof the support herself from March 1 to Aug. 15, no nets al and daughter by 1 Thames. Isaac Shelby—that is his honored luird work. Five years Inter—to wit, In lowed; in th» Lake George region from name—waa born at North Mountain, 18S7—sho married J. J. Robinson, with May 1 to Oct. 1, It wonld surpri««' the eastern s|sirts- Mil., D>-c. 11, 1750, and died near Slam whom she lives in average comfort A ford, Ky., July 18, 1823. His fathei, a few weeks ago she was »mazed by the mcn to se« what fine salmon trout nr« native of Wales, took part in the French arrival of an intent Who was hunting the caught in large quantities in the Whit« ami Indian ami Revolutionary ware, American family of the son of Count river ot Indiana, the Grand river of Michigan, anil the Hunke river i f Ne- rose to the rank of general, and lived to Von Uomacoe. It appears that the scapegrace “Green" braskn—the latter, however, tignir st th«J see hi.i son chief magistrate of Kentucky, dying in HIM. Isaac first saw bloodshed had behaved so badly that he was driven Inw —an«l with wlmt simple means Th«' when fighting the Shawn«-» am! Dela from homo, an l in California reformed writer remeuilicrs seeing a fisherman, wares in 1771. Then camo the struggle so far us to keep a saloon and marry a m-w to th« urt. in nortlu-rn Ohio throw for freedom, an<l young Shelby gained woman to whom he hail taken a his lusik baited with n worm into thd f.-.me an«l 1 uccess In one year—1790— fancy, lie was honorable enough, how water mid get a bite nt ouee. The b- I> he won three battles from tho British, ever, to give liis family conclusive prixifs of the float sank far l>en«ath the stir« and followed up these triumphs by plan of his American marriage. By the death fur«, currn-«l uway by tho hard pull ui a ning with John Sevier the campaign of his father nnd older brother lie lie heavy fish. A brilliant play was |ex- came Count von Bornacoo, nnd now the pei'ledl but what did the novi« u do? estate, worth nt least half a million, de Nothing Imt this. Ignorant of al th« scends, with the title, to Ida Green, the soft mid shri wil seductions of tie- an only California womun whoever received gler's art, he haul« d in his prise—alive pounder -by main force! That is what a title by inheritance. mi <-xperl«nce<l fisherman would cad “fool's luck." Fatal to Drtinkfiinr»«. H ik I i n rnetlesl cannot bo call«-«! fish Ex -Senator James G. Fair, of Nevada, ia very positive there is a groat «leal in ing, nnd it would hardly happen twicr 1.1 hypnotism, for hi# won, James Fair, Jr., nucceeston that a novico would land iii who w . m fur gone on tho drunkard'» fish. A lively fish is by no means caught road, han l>een ao completely “iiifhi when ho is hooked. Th« salmon, liu. 1 •need” by Dr. Brown tluit he cannot lox-kol variety im ho is, remembers In abide €l*e eight or miih II of whinky, and ancestry mid iximctimes makes a rush - 1 even the green (loom of tho Haloon* ex fearful inipetus mnl velocity. And t’ .it cite in him a feeling of natiaea. Another is what ctmstitutos ths s|x>rt. Follow your fish and don't nllow him to ti off too much lino eitlh'r up or «low» stream; don't give him mi inch that le has not eiimcil. Keep him off rocks OKNKUAL WHOM B. BUCKNER. away from t iterfalls nnd n-niemL- I . [l*r«asDt Uvvernor of l(«;utucky.| great principle, and that is to make yo r which culminated In th« affair of King's fish pull with all Ins strength. Thus lie Mountain, where tlie English power in is soooest < xliaosti d. tlie south was forever bn ken. Force him to run again if h«- turns sin«; Kentucky eectired statehood and Shel gish, and thro when yon have done all by was the nearly nnanimotu choice ."or you can do, like a pretty woman he will governor. He refuse«! re-election am! show som«' new whim mi«l ecosntridl) return««! * agerly to Ills farm. Six times which is laid down m itln r by writers ol CH AKLMl » AIR. JAMES FAIR, JR. he served as preridential elector, an<l piscatory advtoe nor by novelists. Wl son, Charles, who was only moderately then came tho second war with Great could ask for Is-tter ami More oxciim : Britain. Disaster had overtaken the given to the «up that inebriai«-«, luu also game? Li t these fish for the t..rp. been carrai of his liking, *n<l neither of first army of the west, the enemy held m«l the shad who will, the flsherm • . 1 the Ixrys has tasted liquor for months. Michigan, and alarm prevaile«l »11 »long About a year ago Dr Brown hypno over th«- country ijred not repine s > ' the frontfer. which .warmed with savage 1 tired a “habitual" ami turned him into as they ar« within walking dlstanc honlre. The |«»opl« dem»n<lod that Shel a cold fe<l stream, haunt of the 'ml a total ahatainer, and when James Fair, by again aanime office, and the venera locked salmon. I'nsNi lH Livixomv ble tlaeinnatns. th-n sixty-three year, Jr., camo out of tlie hoe pits I souie months ago, where ho had been prue- Thr Hniluajr Li th«* lloly Vutml. old, oueyexl t'i«ir behest, His call for trali-d by “cs-rebral excitement"--so they Owing to bad wcatlier it la »nnonti ■ I mounted volunteers was rharartonstic. ‘•Aw mole at Ne« p rtJMf Me. “I call it in ths caso <>t wealthy men ho that Ute railway from Jaffa to Jeri I-, I will put himself under the doctor's care. Ths loui will not be reiuly as mkhi as antu-l Mrt you there ■ iead |. toe fi- Id of ■ d sitare rvsnlt led to inquiries for tbs Jxatient of j»ili»1. The engineer. »nd laborer. «>• rear s-*n and be «una forward to If you wish to make an investment or buy yourself a CHURCH DIRECTORY. borne, examine this property T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch , st Sun«lay in the month, I.ong Prairie ” " pleasant Valley Tillamook 7:30 ti .00 Kilcllis Ikoo Tillamook -•30 Bandar School In Tillamook every Sunday 2 .00 7 . JO Prayer meeting«« Thursday evenings If Special paHtorial service is desired, call oil the undersigned al the l-arsouage, opposite the court liouHC. J. H. W ood , Pastor. TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS BUMMER A ppointments T illamook . C ircuit M. E- (BURCH S outh . FirstSuuday in the month, Tillamook li. a . m . and ” ” ” 7 3° P M Second Sunday, Wallace school house. 2. P. “ M. Third Sunday, South Prairie, 11. A. M. P. M. ” ” Pleasant Valley 3. P. M. ” ” Pleasant Valley 7. Fourth Sandy Hoquarton school house li. A. M. ” Long Prairie 2.3O a . M. (O k S an F rancisco ,] C hristian C hurch . Elder II B. M organ . Pastor: Will preach «t Tillamook, on the third and fifth Sunday's of each mouth, at l«:«a a m ., and 7:30 r. M. All are cordially invited. They keep on hands at their store in Hobsonville the largest stock of goods in Tillamook County. raasuvTERiAi« C hcbch . B ay Crrv. Services every Sabbath at it a. m. and 7 p. m A cordial invitation exteniled to all. J. 11. Beard. Tastor. EAST AND e DEALERS IN Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Qneensware. Doors. Windows, Lime, Hair, and Cement. Hardware and Nails. £NF"Special attention given to idling orders for goods in jobbing lots. A gents SOUTH * for \ r‘? VIA Southern Pacific Route SHASTA LINE, Express trains leave Portland dally South I____________ ___ I North, 7:00 p m I leaves Portland Arrives I 9:35 » in Albany Ar ( 6:22 a m t.v lo:28p m I ",. *“ San Francisco Lv I 9:00 p m S:15a in I Ar Above trains stop only at following stations north of Itoselinrg: East Portland, Oregon City, Woodburn. Salem. Albany, Tangent. Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Hu gene. TILLAMOOK, SIN FRANCISCO AND WAY PORTS. Mikas regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting. Tlie fast sailing S th . T ruckee has been specially fitted up for carrying pas sengers. Following are the rates; CABIN PASSAGE .............. ROUND TRIP...................... STEERAGE (one way) .... Freight, (General Merchandise) ♦15. ♦20. ..... ♦». fl per ton ROSEBUSH MAO. DAILY. ^•<>0 a ni I.v 12:?0 p ni l.v S t» p m 1 Ar Portland Albany Roseburg ALBANY LOCAL 5 "0 p m Lv 9 00 p m Ar Ari 4:00 p m Lv i2:oo ni Lv 6:20 a ni DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) Portland Albany 9 oO a ni 5«> » 111 Ar Lv LOCAL PARSENGER TRAIN» DAILY ( EX( EFT SUN- DAYJ 1«« 3:25 7 .V« B a2 p p a a nt m m m Lv Ar Lt Ar Albany Lebanon Albany Lebanon 9:2.5 a Sj|o a 4 06 p 340 • Ar Lv Ar Ar ni in in Hi Pullman Buffet Sleepers. T ourist S leeping C ars For the accommodation of Second Class PsMien gers, attached to Express Trains. '4 NETARTS BY THE SEA! The West Side Division tV MAXWELL hw platted a town-site on his place at Netarts l-each Fine sigl.tly reshlence lots, view on.nrps.sed and sheltered from the north-west wind. No prettier end more suitable pl.ee could bn found lor a sea side resort Hun MAIL »SAIN DAILY (tZCfiFt SUNDAY.) dreds of people visit Net.rta Bs v every summer an«l rsmp for w eeks on the Resch Fine surf b.lhing, good fisliing. 7 y> • m I,V PortTaad , reveral rarieTire m clams'arT^Tn.’ elrgant flve-mile"drive on the beach, and picture arch«! rocks where thousands of 9J1 am i.» North Yamhill 'i lo p ni I Ar Cnrvalia .ea-lions disport them*Ives every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks Ihis summer Sn<l select a site f ,r a '•X At Albany awl Corvallis ermnect xvltb alna the sea A most delightful location. Reveral lots bargained before survey was made Come via «hendan or North > amhill. "f Orew.n Pacific Railroad. For full particulars, prices, terms etc., write to J. W M axwell , Nei.rts, Tillamook Co., OregOti SxraKM TRAINS DAILY, (BXCETT SVSit I Z.l ItTWEEN PORTLAND RIB COMÏÀLLII Lv I.» Ar Portland North Yamhill McMinnville At] Bam a m L* I Lv | 5 45 • ■" Through Tickets ------ TO ALL POINTS- ---- east and south THE FINEST BEACH ON r
