¥ y. JOHNSON M IX T illamook , O ke ., August 20, 1891. he «xy of the Triiñ»gré«<>^^^¡^" ' engeance I» mine, quoth . the Lord. had l««u treated at the other house. with their clams, they said “tn----- wi:h . The girl is a good locking brunette, the clams,” it wus higher ground we were 1 apparently 16 years of age, and said her The Davis-Bird combination were Dance at Keys’ August 28. were to to > parents would come shortly. They came looking after. Tillamook, • Oregon. have given a concert for the benefit of the i. \ 1:1 it t t.tti. Tangle-foot fly-paper at Williams’. but Deacon 1 ou Monday and the whole party went j Hk A Lndder company; „, 4V xzcacun I towards limy City. Parties who claim to Judge Boise is here ready for court i Mr. A. Anderson aud family catne ¡11 r £ SELPH, r. II. Goyne had the key to the church know them, say they'all reside at Foiest | on the Augusta The race Saturday evening was a fail door and prevented it The concert is "* ¿ t TOBNEY-AT-LA W. i Grove. ure. I The Augusta came in on tiie i5th, refined and respectable in every way, uud ll.ere may lie nothing wrong, but | bringing the Chinameu and fishermen for the people in the party are ladies and W. S. Kimball has charge of J. C. OREGON. «LLAMOOS, their a lions were rather queer to say the | the cannery. Champion, gentlemen, and were willing to do some least, and Mr Naylor’s conduct was thing for our fire company. Once more tbe bay will be dotted over I There was a turn-over with party that such that it threw suspicion on the girl, T maulsby , with fishing boats. Peter Brunt and Claude Thayer, church 1 danced at G. W. Wallace’s. however innocent she may be. trustees, were seen and gave their con Attorney-at-Law. Means A Co. have finished repairing Frank Norburg is very accommodating sent for the use of the house, but Deacon the Elmore cannery. but he can’t fish without bait. «girr HMÜ and Rc*’ Conveyancer. Goyne said “no" with a vengeance. There F. P. Hobson will soon commence work M arried— Edward Walker and Ida was nodispo-ition on tbe part of the con The following named jiersons were ex dn the road from Garibaldi around to the mined as applicants for teachers ’ licenses . w. SEVERANCE, Vaughn, Sunday August 16, 1891. cert people to make trouble, aud the con ocean beach. cert was abandoned, the acoustic proper last week: Misses Lillie M. Wilev, Ida Rev. O. B. Whitmore and wife of Me- T pgrcrv-DlSTRiCT-ArroHMBY, A flock of foity tine tame ducks belong I ’ agenkopf, Aliie Thacker. Lillie law ties of Hadley’s hall not beirig good Minnville, were in the city last week. rance, Alma Lawson, and Minnie Cobb. ing to Messrs Hobson and Johnson went jjjJicislDistrict.for Tillamook County for singing, us ivas plaiu to be seen at Money to loan in small amounts foj Misses I’agenkopf, Lawson and Cobb over tlie bar, one night last week and the concert on the evening before. TILLAMOOK, • OREGON. the next 30 days; apply to G. O. Nolan were granted third grade certeticates, the were found two miles down the ocean Some of the local couiediuus, with the beach. Eight were missing. Hon. 8. A. Manning and Judge Gallo assistance of Guy Bird, being determined others failing. In this connectien we wish to point out Mr. Frank Murray came back on tlie (JLAUDE THAYER, way of McMinnville are rusticating on not to be totally disappointed, gave a free sonic of the weak points of the Oregon rrnckee from San Francisco, very little the coast. A Handsome Display! entertainment in Hadley ’ s Hall, which Attorney-at-Law. Camp meeting closed last Sunday with was well attended, an I which seemed to school law. An examination of itself is improved in health. He says he suffered “What are you doing, my pretty maid?” ¡associated with McCain & Hurley in a good attendance. It was n pleasant not a sufficient test of a teacher's ability terribly white down there and could not be appreciated from the tliuudering ap al any rate, ami the school law of thir “Shaking the table cloth, sir," she said. Circuit and Supreme Court business eat anything for over a week meeting. plause. "Where did yon get it. my pretty maid?” for Tillamook county. state is positively unfair ami docs not The expedition that started from the M. V. Preston, and family, who have C. E. Reynclds and A. W. Severance' rne.t the purpose intended by any means. “Bought it at Cohn A Co’s, sir,” she said. Miami in search of the hidden treasure been Camping at Netarts, have returned kept tho audience iu a continual uproar The clause in the law requiring a on the Nehulem have ret urned w ithout it. WT. BURNEY J. W. DRAPER “I11 truth,” quoth the maid, (assuming a confidential air, as tdid to Albina. with their outlandish comical hits. Thcv teacher to raise the grade of his certifi- UURNEY, A DRAPER, They say however that P H. M Smith Wm. Brown, of the Hillsboro Indepen are full of fun when they get started. D A ttoknevs - at -L aw , would say, “Lo, 1 have a secret to unfold”), Cohn & Co. have a cate every time he is examined, is the is still digging for it. Several witty allusions were made re objectionable feature. In the examin dent, was a pleasant caller at this office OREGON CITY, OREGON. Garibaldi can now represent nearly remarkably handsome display of table linen and all kinds of dry garding Dei. cou Goyne, and tlie entertain ation referred to, Miss Lillie I.awrance T«l’» years experience us Register of the I last week. every nationality of the human race. tltAXD O ffick here recommends its in our ment ended with a tableau, representing There will be a dance in Hadley’s hall raised heraverage percentage quite large goods,—everything that you could wish for. That store in full of uf famine»» before tho L and O ffice an enraged mini beating his wife and ly and lacked only a fraction of having J. A. C. vlh Courts and involving the practice in the on the night of September and. Supper child. The applause was deafening at an average of 80 which is required fur s tempting bargains'.” will be served. 5ts«»AL L and O ffice . NKIIAI.KH. this act. If Deacon Goyue had been , second grade. As it is she is debarred L. Hart’s 6-year-old boy fell into the i there he would probably have seen the Mrs. Handy closes her school in the from receiving even a third grade, while Onion Peak District next Monday with a 1 8 8ROCKENBROUGH, slough Saturday but was rescued by point. teachers just beginning, having little or Baxter Stillwell. It is to lie hoped that the members of no experience, with a much less average picnic. The Ch«. Pye district is invited ' ATTORNEY AT LAW. II. C. Colton, representing the Mas UteSpeeist Agent of the General laind Office.) the M. E. Church here will not ba blam and less advancement in the average, are to attend and cooperate in the program Of exercises. sachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., is ed for Deacon Goyne’s action, as they are , OREGON CITY, OREGON. granted third grade certificates and Clarence Dougherty while standing too nearly all in sympathy with the firemen, turned , Homeateada. Pre-Emption», and Timber here recuperating. loose on the community to Und Applications, a Specialty. near the ball grounds was struck in the Tillamook county has 1263 school -*»d many of them have expressed them “teach the young idea how to shoot.” Orrne and Floor I.ANtt O ffice B cildino . children, and only 2888 inhabitants. 1 selves as regretting the action of Goyne, The law requires an average of 70 for iace with a ba-e ball. Ho was not and saying that they appreciated the a third grade. 8) for a second grade, and seriously injured, but at present is un | This is a salubrious climate. MISCELLANEOUS, Hon. J. W. Maxwell has gone to fact that the cliuich was built and is sup 90 for a first grade license, and when a able to attend school. School in Pye District commenced ■" Woods where he will organize a 3. A. R. ported to a great extent by outside help, third or second grade certificate expires, - - and that Deacon Goyne has less money the applicant must raise the grade or be Monday with fourteen pupils in attend Post. C. N. Drew accompanied him. ß&E. THAYER, Arrive on «very steamer for invested in the church than many of the shut out, so the injustice to the teacher ance. Hon. G. G. Bingham aud wile are firemen who are not church members. The cannery will be in full operation as well as the community can readily be HANKERS. camping at Netaits. They will remain Goyne has shoved himself forward, and seen. For instance, if a teacher holds a in a few days. Boatsand supplies will General Banking and Exchange business, I here until after circuit court has ad- in his obstinate brutal way proposes to third grade with an average of 79 and be brought from Astoria by the Augusta. the enterprising interest paid on time deposits. I journed. rule everything. raises the average to 80, a second grade A pleasant little surprise party and Exchange ou England, Belgium, Germany, Don’t forget the free lecture on the 24, It would not bo thought that Goyne is granted, or if it is the first examination dance at Mr. Wist’s last Saturday night. Sweden and all foreign countries, 26 and 26 Miss Krekel comes well re would object to a respectable concert, and and the average only 70, a third grade is All had a good time and were cordially TILLAMOOK, - - - ORECO n . commended, and will entertain you with considering his past record, we should He carries a issued, while ou the other hand, a invited to come again. I I good argument. think he would not object to a prize-fight successful teacher holding an average Sheriff Steinhilber was in our neighbor ACNE TRACTS Rev. Father Desmarais has gone to in the church. Deacon Goyne is some of 80 and raising it to 89^ is not allowed hood Saturday serving notices on jury ANI) Synod. He will thing of a pugilist himself—that is when to teach any longer. But this does 1101 Portland to attend the of household furniture, etc. men . TOWN LOTS return in time to hold services in the he has nothing but an infant to oppose. debar inferior teachers from going from Mr. Roy was kept quite busy with his The story of his chasing his wife away For sals at reasonable prices and on church Aug 3‘J. one county to another and engaging in from home, following her up and beating the profession over good teachers un- ferry-boat last Sunday. •irorable terms. Location, best in the The calico man says that the wheels S. J. Chapman of the firm of Chap and window blinds of the her and their little child, is fresh in the justly shtli out. town of Tillamook. on his buggy were like a “six high” at Bros., Seattle was w'th us one day W m . D. S tillwell . shaking dice. He didn’t have a pair that minds of the people. Had it not been This law should be changed at the man latest designs. last week. for the timely interference of E, F. Lyster, next session of the legislature. would work together. School District No. 28 has pur, based no doubt he would have killed them M m L. J. RUGGLES Mrs. J. JOHNSON The Augusta brought in the fishing both, and his little babe came near dying SCHOOL NOIES. for the school a fine tellurian glols*. outfits, with Chinamen and Itatians ami from its injuries, as it was. Walter Beckner and family were visit fishing has begun. The Elntore cannery Examination closed Friday August ing friends on the South Fork last S uii - He was arrested and fined $10 for this, will be operated this year. A full line of btirial ceekete. getting off easy by throwing himself on 14th. Ry. F or S al K. —Good residence lot, close the nterey of the court and promising to Miss Mamie Means of Bay City, made Cor. First St. and I h I Ave. E, CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET. in, will be sold cheap; small payment do better, but it is generally believed he the school a call Monday. TILLAMOOK, OHEGllN. 4-P2j-------- AMD------ « August trrin 1801—Lint of caftrg to !»<“ down and balauce in monthly install lias reformed but little, and judging from The exercises in the intermediate de tried. ments. Inquire at this office. the rantankerous rage that he flew into partment were very successful, aud much the other day, one who did not know him I. R. Dawson vs. Alvin Phelps, action J. C. Mason and Mrs. Ellen Smith enjoyed by all, who were present. Ffats, Dress Trimmings and a General were married at Santa Barbara, Cal., would think it dangerous lor him to run Banisters on the stairs are greatly need to recover money. Same vs. same, same. August 6. They arrived at Mr. Mason’s at large. Hut he is not apt to strike any ed, some serious accidents are liable to Assortment of Millinery Good«. one except a defenseless baby—some I. K. Dawson vs. D. T. Edmunds, home near this place last week. occur at any time. ------- DHAIJ.R IN------- action to recover money. O regon . T ill amook . Rev. Loren Trullinger, from Clack thing soft that will not hurt his fist. He Older pupils are expected to do as near C. W. Smith vs Tlico. Sleiuhilber, De amas county, a minister of the Christian should bo forced to live in Maryland right as possible, aud set a good example Hardware, Cutlnry, Do ora, Window^ puty Sheriff, action to recover damages. church, is in Tillamook recuperating. where the whipping-post is still in use. for younger ones to follow, instead of II. W Lasselle vs. Sam Diwns, action He occupied the pulpit in tho M. E. BI dveh , Rangea, Tiq-warH, daubing them with ink or mud and Alvin l’lieljtN. on bond. Church last Sunday. making them go home crying, and hav òtta , - ')tta,eva,j.eI. Nothing definite is know yet regarding P. F. Brown vs. Robbins A Leonard, Iltcher A Stillwell have "ordered clay the whereabout <-f Alvin l’helpw, the ing their parents condemning thotencher action to recover money. pigeons and a trap for springing them. C. W. Smith vs. Sam Downs and I. R. Woods merchant who disappeated so when, he, or she is not to blame. The outfit will be here in time for the Thg “School-Bell” ceased publication Dawson, action to recover damages. mysteriously about a year ago. His y\F(TlSTI3 Plumbing and Tiq-roating Promptly Ouna. shooting fair, and there will be pigeon Sam Downs vs. Tillamook County, creditors are engaged iu getting what last week, there being too much work for —PHOTOGRAPHERS. contests during that time. the editor to edit it ai d teach school at action in error. TILLAMOOK - - - - - OBEOON; they can out of the pro|>crty he left at We haven’t taken the trouble to look Woods. It is rumored that lie had about the same time. Th» proceeds which were J. H. Morris vs. Bav City Land Co. . Swin- np a complete list of the late Mr First National Bank vs Geo. Jacoby, el #4,000 with him when he started for $10.5-> were handed over to the board of 1909 WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES. ton ’s creditors, but will just remark that Portland to buy goods, and it was sup directors to help pay for the library nl. THEJL. he owes a Tillamook physician for curing posed for a long time that he Lad met which they are working to get in the Win. Olson vs. Chas. It. Miller. Copying and Enlarging in Oil, /‘astel, him of the delirium tremens. J- W.C. school. Henry Palmer vs. Nancy 8. Fulmer, with foal play, but later on it was learn '.rayon India Ink and H ater Colors, a N. P Roberts lost a #25 check near the ed that he hail called on some of bis re divorce. specialty. Call and examine our work mi CITI Minnie Johnson vs. T. C. Johnson, |>ostoffice a few days ago. Some un lations in Minnesota, as if he were «TCmo N zar G. a . R. H all divorce. TILLAMOOK, - - OREGON known gentleman returned the check to making them a visit. It is supposed by 'TIT, P roprietor . Prof. E. K. Barnard has gone to C. A E Thayer vs. L. T. Wilkes, et al. the P. M., and Mr. Roberts now wishes some that lie went to South America, and Nehalem, to teach k I ioo L Mr. Barnard OREGON Hittie Rice vs. Sherman Rice, divorce. to express his thanks to tbe unknown it is thought that somebody in the vicinity will return to Bay City, in »bout two J. W. McVicker vs. W. S. Corn*, et al. individual. of Woods knows of his whereabouts. months Ha will then teach a private entral arket i honest A sue S. Button vs. Frank Severance, A lot of Gypsies has been encamped A Woman of questionable character, who sckool here for a teru^l three month*. et al. I for several days at Trask river bridge disappeared shortly before he did was H. F. Kirry, our village blacksmith, TKHMSi JBl.OO A tJ*Y. State of Oregon vs. H. V. V. Johnson. I They have an excellent outfit of wagons, suspected of enticing him to his death, who has been dangerously ill forth« past vs. boni» Fleck. State of Oregon Thia House ia First-clas3 in every Respect. The best of beef, veal, pork tents, etc., and are expert horse traders. but there is no evidence to that effect three weeks is now convales citig. State of Oregon vs. Kill Kelley, selling are some mysterious phases to the and mutton on hand. 1 The women are bleeding the nnsophisti- There Thus. Murphy, of the Bay City Cooper- liqui. ! cated people of this city by fortune affair. ageCo , started Friday for SiMl Francisco, State of Oregon vs. A. B. l’ollard, butter, vegetable* end diickens telling. They succeed in getting f l 00 by way of North Yamhill; he will returu selling liquor. are bought and sold. Local Shakespeare»« generally from their victims, and on the next Steamer with engine and; Edward Evans, guardian, vs. Renn TILLAMOOK. - OREGON. lattafaction guaranteed to every one. doing a thriving business. A theatrical club was organized Tue« remainder of the machinery for their [ Morton, et al. feh.ip opposite the Grau.l Central. arson rop day night with the following named mill. Important Salt. L. li. Brown. Van Dozen A Co. vs. II. V V. John officers: W. F. D. Jones, Manager: J. J. Geo. F. Williams, has returned, from son action for money. the A number sf the land owners on Stoddard, Secretary; A. G. Reynolds, his trip to Portland. C. W. Saars v«. Lla M Sears, divorce. JILLAMOOK upper part of the Tillamook River have Treasurer, and C. E. Reynolds property Tilda Chance vs. W. G. Chance, Wm. Barker, madeatripto Tillamook, Every attention 3hown to guests, and divorce. J 1 VERY STABLE 1 united forces and employed T. B. liand- custodian. An initiation fee of $2.50 was on business, last Monday. I ley Esq. to bring a suit against tbe Tilla- paid and the members go into the enter Fred Buiirow vs. Joseph Wood, from no pains spared to make them comfortable in every Way. Robert Oakes, of this place, who ha» Justice Court. tnoik Booming Company. prise with the expectation of furnishing First-class single and double NEW HOTEL BUILDING. been ill for sometime is reported no The suit is brought iu the name of tlie good entertainments for the people of P. F. Brown vs. H. C. Iluld, to recover Tlx Biicst .»<1 best furnished hotel I" the city First cl... In every re.pect Kale, n saousble. turnouts kept on hand State of Oregon on the information of Tillamook, even if it costs something. better. It is thought, that he cannot money. 1 Truman Harris and about twenty other Good equipments and scenery will be survive, much longer. Walter J. Smith, administrator, vs. W. Boarding and transient StOCK Mr. Weaver, of Forest Grove, has ’ B Smith. I persons who allege that the company has secured and the company will make an Carefully cared for. I placed obstructions in the River and are effort to give first class enterlainments moved to Bay City. E. II. Atkins vB. James Squires, for ] preparing and threatening to obstruct the prof. A. W Severance and Col. C. E JONES BROS. It is reported that the next steamer will damages ask that Prnoriatar. public navigation. They They ask that the the Reynolds are capable of doing some land at W. S. Cone’s wharf Lucinda C'irqiiet vs. Peter Cirquet, ' ' company be enjoined from interfering scientific work in the theatrical line and A. M. Hffire, will ojic-n up a store, in I divorce will make the venture a success. Jobti<>. Dutcher vs. John Ris k est. I with navigation. the old Tribune building, south of W 8 Preparations for an entertainment are Cone's Hotel. This will settle definitely tbe rcspec- S O. Wickland vs. D. It llnrlbnt. I. F. LARSON, T. F. Harris, et al, vs. Tillamook River I live rights of the settlers aWd of the living made, and the time will be an- W. H Bean and M. Murphy have Boom Co., suit for injunction < Boom Company, and will set a vexed I nounced later. ! returned from their trip to Nehalem | question at rest Win. Squires vs. D. C. Bowers, motion George Jacoby and wife have gone It is important to the public that our A Little Sen»wtl«»n. ! for new trial. east, to visit friends. They will go first ! streams l>e improved and every facility Wagon-making, Farming Tmple- J. W. Lattimer, et al, vs. Tillamook given for logging and lumbering and I On Saturday evening H. S. Naylor and to New York, then they will make a 1 County, action to vacate road •netits and Mill Machinery Retired, short visit io Ohio, Mr Jacoby ’ s former also that the private rights of every in j Blanche Untierwood arrived here, com knd all kinds of wood-work and Institute, home dividual shonld be protected. general black-smithing done. ing on the N. Yamhill stage. They Two of our Bay City sports went out a went to tbe Larsen House where Mr. Toots r«TROM.—We will commence Telegraph Line. Hone-Bhaaing ■ Specialty. 1 Naylor regiatcred for both as if living in few days ago, to dig some i tems. They our second Be—ion of Buy City Institute prilled their host up on the mud flat , A gentleman is here soliciting ubscrip- N. Yamhill. On *beiug .piestiom'd, he ( leaving their shoe» in the boot; then on the first Monday in November We OKEGON TILLAMOOK, tions for »to«* »0 fenB * *on,P’ny to changed tlie register so it appeared that I proceeded some *'Wr distance di«tance and began U will give »[ws-ial at leni ion to i-reiiniercial j build » telegraph line Bom here to Forest tbev hailed from Portland dig for tbe ill-fale.) clam Being so busily per. I can should five the enterpriae aid. IK. K. Batnafd uoming tide, presently they looked u| . , but Mr. Naylor procured some oysters Tenebei -. The Fair. ( Linnie Bernard. I and beer which they were found enjoying and to their .I smay their boat was several hundred leet out in the ciiaimel. It was ' a little Inter on in the evening, both in Extensive preparations are Iteittg made better than Baruuuis Circus, to sen the um inm: for the TILLAMOOK for the Fair The sUblt. for cattle, tlie same room. Mr. Naylor seemed j two youths trotting up the mud flat in HEADLIGHT, the only news »lightly intoxicated, ami from «-me <4 ay ity h boom horses .nd other Stock -re ™nP^- W ijh Shop li Cnr.tctici. their actions the boate»s leearne suvpic- their Lare leet to k'-ep out the way of paper in Tillamook county and the general exhibition hall ta being the ti.te; by wadingaiwljosimgiiniJhev, ioos that something was wrong and erected. There ah' horsemen etc"* *•«*»"• Still in the Lead! I Produce taken in exchange for goods. JleW E|oodg C. E. Reynolds, I Furniture Man. Large Stock Wall Paper Undertaking: 4MILLINERY> DRESS-MÄK1NG. Ci s. A. ROBERTS, AMEI^IC^ pOI^T^IT CO. I i C M , MOTEL BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY. L H. BroWn, prop. - LARSON HOUSE M. H. L , P , Boarding by the Day or Week Bar View Addition to Bay City! Choice Location. BLACK-SMITH, N P. ROBERTS COflT^ßTO^ and BUILDER ! This traot has a sightly location, is practically level, io clear except a beautiful grove in the contcr which has been made into a park, and is centrally located, fronting the liay. The view of the Lay 18 grand. A magnificent drive has been constructed on the gravel beach in front 01 the property and the new wharf extends from here to deep water Several now buildings have gone up here and several more in process of con’ 8truction. Streets being worked. W. S CORK L C , O .