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hsu. There is no safety in taking alum W anted .—A copy of the H f . adi . iohi ' into the stomach, as it is shown to be always injurious, and often dangerous.” 1 of August 21. The Scientifi ■ American published in a Don t forget that King delivers goods £ E. SELPH, recent number« list of alum and am* I | free to any part of the citv. monia baking powders, which is of great j ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. | Good lot for sale; cheap and on easy j value at this time Following is the list' i terms. Apply ut this office. compiled from official reports. Powders TILLAMOOK, OREGON. W anted .-A few county orders, highest marked with a star seem to have a gen cash price paid B. C. Lamb. tf. eral sale, as they are mentioned in at, J T. MAULSBY, A. J. Stillwell expects a flue lot of least two of the official reports. ATLANTIC It PACIFIC. ROYAL. Attorney-at-Law fresh fruits on the Str. Scotia about Fri COOK'S FAVORITE. SCIOTO. day. CROWN. SILVER SPOON. Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. CRYSTAL. silver STAR. A new stock of barbed wire Las just DAISY. SNOWDRIFT. been received at S. A. Robert’s hardw are W. SEVERANCE, DAVIS' O. K. SOVEREIGN. store. DRY YEAST. SI IB GEM. D eputy -D istbict -A ttorney , STATE. The ladits show their appreciation of Bills have been introduced in the New York, Illinois GLOBE. STANDARD. 3rd Judicial District.for Tillamook County those latest designs in dress goods at KENTON. SUNFLOWER and Minnesota Legislatures compelling the manufacturer King's. PEARSONS. WASHINGTON. TILLAMOOK, - OREGON. PERFECTION. WINDSOR. A parsonage is being built lor the of such baking powders to brand on the label in bold type, Zli l’ > C.RAI’E PEERLESS. M. E. Church South iu the west eml of PURITY. CRYSTAL. £<LAUD£ THAYER, this powder “Contains ammonia." Physicians and chem the city. There are, in ndJition to the foregoing Shaving at Kutch A Bodie ’ s shop will list from the Scientific American, a num- ists condemn the use of ammonia in baking powders as a Attorney-at-Law. is associated with McCain & Hurley in be 25 ets. on Sundays ami legal holidays, , tier of such pon ders sold in the western ’ crime. Its constant use no matter how small the quantity after October 1st. 18-1'J. that were not found in the eastern stores. I Circuit and Supreme Court business Following is the list to date: Eighty-five large potatoes, weighing , for Tillamook county. deranges the stomach, neutralising the gastric juice and ninety pounds, were dug from oue hill. CALUMET, - - - Contains Alum. | j (Calumet Baking Powder Co..Chicago.) So says City Marshall Stillwell. W. T. BURNEY J. W. DRAPER destroying the complexion. It is the small quantities taken FOREST CITY, - Contains Ammonia Alum» ! DURNEY, & DRAPER, F or sale or rent .—Fifty-five acres 1 (Vouwie Bros, Cleveland.) D A ttorneys - at -L aw , every meal that do the mischief. beat tide land in the county. Apply to i I CHICAGO YEAST. - Contains Ammonia Alum, i OREGON CITY, OREGON. (Chapman & Smith Co., Chicago.) M. C. Trowbridge, Tillamook, Ore. It is gratifying to know there are pure baking powders Twelve years experience as Register ot the j BON BON, - Contains Alum. Geo. Squires was in town recently and 'HOTEL, U. 3. L and O ffice here recommends us in our - * Contains Ammonia Alum. specialty of business before the L and O ffice ordered a large bill of lumber for the to £>e had on the market and at no greater cost to the (J. C. Grant Baking Powder Co., Chicago.) or the Courts and involving the practice in the I UNRIVALED, ... Contaius Alum. I erection of a hotel on the Sand Spit. G eneral L and O ffice . consumer than some of these so-called “absolutely pure' (Spragues, Warner & (iriswold, Chicago.) The Tillamook Secular Society meets ONE SPOON, TAYLOR S, Ammonia Alum. I Sunday, Oct. 4 at 2 P. M. iu C. W (Taylor Mfg. Co., St. Louis.) ammonia powders. T B. BROCKENBROUGH, j YARN ALL’S, - - - Contains Alum. I ' Smith’s hall. Ail invited to attend. (Yarnall Mfg. Co., St. Louts.) Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder, the standard pure “ ATTORNEY AT LAW. i C. E. Reynolds has a new supply of . SHAW'S SNOW PUFF, - - Contains Alum. | jLate Special Agent of the General Land Office.) bed lounges, baby carriages, rocker and (Merchants’ Mfg. Association, St. Louis.) t cream of tartar powder for forty years. Free from the taint OREGON CITY, OREGON. - - Contaius Alum. ■ | other chairs, mattresses, wire springs i DODSON & MILS, (Dodson & Hils, St. Louis.) Homesteads, Pre-Emptions, and Timber etc. of either ammonia or alum. None so pure—None so whole. 'Land Applications, u Specially. SHEPARD'S, - Contains Ammonia Alum* | Received at Williams ’ drug store, a ! II. Shewhard, St, Louis.) (Wm. O ffice : 2nd Floor L and O ffice B uilding . some. .... Coutains Alum. ! new stock of writing tablets, scluxil sup i BAIN'S, (Meyer -Bain Mfg. Co., St. Louts.) plies ami a large addition to the regular I MONARCH, - Contains Ammonia Alum, j MISCELLANEOUS, drug stock. • Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is re» (Reid, Murdoch & Co., Chicago.) - - - Contains Alu ni. Cohn & Co have received a large SNOW BALL, ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, £< & E. THAYER, (Bengal Coffee & Spice Mills, Chicago.) stock of general merchandise to be sold | GIANT, ... . Contains Alum. Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the at their usual low prices. Very lowest KlILK, - - - i Coutains Alum. BANKERS. purity of this ideal powder has never been ques prices on gum boots. (W. F. McLaughin & Co., Chicago.) General Banking and Exchange business. ... - Contains Alum. The reason why King’s store is the ECHO, tioned. Interest paid on time deposit«. fSpenceJ Bluing I'addle Co., Chicago.) center of attraction is because he is cou- KALBFELL’S PURITY. - Contains Alum. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, j tinualiy displaying new goods and deals (Kalbfell Mfg. Co., Chicago.) ■Sweden ami all foreign countries. I’KICHONAL. RISING SUN, - Contains Ammonia. fair with the people. TILLAMOOK, - - OREGON. (Phoenix Chemical Works, Chicago.) You men and women suffering from WHITE ROSE, - ORDINANCE NO. 26 Contains Ammonia Alum. E. E Selpli is in McMinnville on le- the toothache deserve to suffer, when (Globe Coffee & Spice Mills, Minneapolis-/ A n ORDtN INCE To REPEAL AN ORDINANCE. gul bnsinesH. - Contains Ammonia. yon fail to call and try the new tootli- WOOD'S ACME, The People of Tillamook City do Ordain: AND (Thos. Wood & Co., Philadelphia.) J. H. Jones, formerly of this place, «lid ache remedy at Dr. Johnson's old redi- ANDREWS’ PEARL, • Coutains Ammonia. | That, that portion of Ordinance No. 18, hi» brother were visiting in th city this TOWN LOTS able drug store. (C. E. Andrews & Co,, Milwaukee.) requiring river gravel to be put on cer week. For sale at reasonable prices and on HARRIES'FAVORITE, - Contains Alum. A Tillamooker recently receive«! tain streets, is hereby repealed. (II. H. Harries, Minneapolis./ W. W. Robertson of 1’oitlnnd, i» here favorable terms. Location, best in the ' un(Fair) treatment at the bands FIDELITY, - Contains Alum. ORDINANCE NO. 27. town of Tillamook. in the interext of the R. K. Folk Direc gang of Dagoes on the bay, being chased SOLAR, - - - Contains Alutn. tory Co. Ax ordinance to improve a street . W m . D. S tillwell . (Sherman Bros., Chicago.) into the water to the great detriment of PUTNAM’S BEST, • - Contains Alum. The People <f Tillamook City do Ordain: Mrs. Law less nrrived Tuesday evening Ins clothing ami peace of mind. (Wells Putnam & Co., Chicago.) nnd will reside with her son, J. W., in See. I That the county roail from the The telegraph line is fa»t nearing us. CHINA “T " HOUSE, - Uontniiis Alum. east side of 3rd Ave. E. to the cast line the Lasselle house. (Noah McDowell, St. Paul, Minn.) Some of the employees on the construc TWIN CITY, - - Contains Alunt* of Mrs. A. A. Miller's addition to Tilla Rev. Father IlesmnrHis >s in the south tion corps registered at the Occidental •ftIto 'flci k A , - ÏH a.tt a<jcL. (J. K. Ferguson, Minneapolis. Mintt.) mook City, is hereby ordered graveled cud of the county looking ufter the inter I a few nights since. They now obtaiu I HERCULES, • - Contains Ammonia. their supplies from this end of the route. (Hercules Baking Powder Co., San Francisco.) sixteen feet wide, twelve inches deep in est» of the Catholic church. ... Contains ammonia. the center und eight inches deep ut the T. J. Bunker has sold a part of his Before purchasing your dishes cal) at CLIMAX. yXF^TlSTIG /Climax Baking Powdar Co., Indianapolis.) sides. furniture mid will move buck to hi» old the “Racket Store” of C. W. Smith and Sec. 2. That an assessment of Fifteen home in eastern Wa»hiugton. PHOTOGRAPHERS examine hi« new stock of decorated ware, State ’'lulls. 15) cents |«r front foot lx» and is hereby Hon. J. W. Maxwell rcturneil from also, glassware, silver and plated ware, I Î I I I 11 c Tillamook, • Oregon. CONDEMNED. Ammonia Baking Powder Must Go. ACRE TRACTS AME^lC^fl pOipiyyT CO. consisting of castors, G900 WORK it the LOWEST LIVING RATES. , ' sp«»on3 . Copying and Enlarging in Oil, Pastel, Crayon India Ink and Haler Colors, a tpecialty. Call and examine our work S tudio N kab G. A. R H all . TILLAMOOK, - - OREGON C entral M arket , kniv. s, forks ami L ost — Septeml cs zfl, on the road be- 'tween A II. Farmer’s on Nestucca ami Tillamook, a cane, (not my $18,ooo cane, but a smooth, black hickory stick with a bent handle). Anyone finding it will confer a faver by leaving it with the un dersigned or at the H kadi . ioht office.— J. W. Maxwell. Friday evening two proud and happy sportsmen carried the carcass of a slain deer by our office window Another The best of beef, veal, porlc victim to the unerring skill of our towns man, Geo. L. Smith, making the last of and mutton on hand. a string of fourteen to his credit in the blitter, vegetables and chickens last three week Elder Morgan, wcar- bought and sold. ■ ing a look of disappointment, followed Satisfaction guaranteed to every one. some distance behind the triumphal pro Shop opposite the Grand Central. cession. His dejection was caused by L. 11. Brown. his missing the aforesaid deer at short range, something unusual lor him The illamook deer was killed within half a mile of the city. L. H. Brown, prop. T ______ Ï IVER Flrat-claas single and turnouts kept on hand- double Boarding and transient carefully cared for. stock JONES BROS. Proprietor. I. F. LARSON, BLACK-SMITH * Wagon-making. Farming Imple ments and Mill Machinery Repaired, and all kinds of wood-work and general black-smithing done. ill kids of wood-work dans. Hons-Bhasing a Specialty TILLAMOOK, - OREGON. Vi{M Shop in Conr.icticn. jSlpp, Opposite (J. IÇ |hll, Tillamook, Dragan. date opposite yonr name printed on th« marrin of your paper or on the wrapper, indicate« the time your aubneription expire« and yon are invited to renew at toat time. All pnp*-rs newt to parties out«ide the county are promptly diacontinned when their timr eipin *. •nd wla month« arrearage t* the limit within the county. In * to {»ping vour *ul«cription. it taneoweary firwt tn pay all nr iearner* ^AVK THE TIMS IT »BQ<'»»»»wn waft» TH» «I», To vor» a Arra ax rarexiM What we want is a mail service that 1 will enable 11s to answer letters by re turn mail. This is au imperative neces- . sity for the business men of this place When the mail comes too late to be distributed the same night there is an unnecessary delay of u day. We should have a Sunday mail from North Yamhill j also. We hope also that our post-mistress ! can be persuaded t» keep the post-office [Hall's Journal of Health.] open until twelve o’clock at night when i the mail is late enough to require it. and that letters posted any time during the I niglit may be taken out on the mail next morning. We are willing to pay our part of the extra expense for so doing if the Govern ment is unable to do it. Tillamook is of enough importance to demand better service, and the mail should lx» carried all night if it is neces sary to get it here on time, besides gome special provision should be made to have ; it open when it comer, and to hold the mail bags open until a few minutes be- I fore the mail stage leaves for North Yam- 1 hill. “This question has caused a go«xl deal of discussion. Alum is used by manv bakers to whiten their bread, enabling ! them to use an inferior flour. It is most , : extensively employed as a cheap sub j stitute for cream oftartarin the tnauufac- i lure of baking powders It has not 1 been considered immediately dangerous; ' although if continued it induces dyspep sia and obstinate constipation. But the i fact that many cases of poisoning have ' occured from the use of alum, puts the question in a more serious aspect, and prudent people will exercise caulion in the selection of baking powders.” “Under what conditions then, does this substance—formerly used only for mechanical or medicinal purposes—be come poisonous? They are certainly ob scure, and at present we can only surmise what they may 1«. We suspect that the cause exists in the individusl poisoneil; j some peculiarity of the constitution pro- , during a morbid change in the secretions and forms an active poison ; or the secre tions insy by healthy but in unusual prn- lortions, and that these less or greater proportions in combination with the alum constitute a poion ’’ “For example, two pans of mercury any two parts of chlorine from calomel, which is not pr>ixonons but change the proportions to one (art mtreury ami two parts of chlorine, and we get corrosive sublimate, which is a deadly poison. “Then again we know nothing of the constitutional peculiaritie«. Why is it that ane p«non can eat all kinds of green fruits »nd vegetaUes with impunity, while lite same course might cost another individual his life? One person can handle poison ivy and sumac without being itr the least affect«d; another is poisoned if be approaches to within ten leet of them. Ont of a family residing in a malarial district, some of the mem ber. will su&r bait the v.ar w ill v.a It is annoying to sit up half a night waiting for important letters ami then not get them, or if you do, find that it is too late to answer them, even when sev- cial hours intervene before the mail goes out If the post-office doesn’t get enough pay to warrant them in doing the extra work, we shall cheerfully join bands with it in its demands for more. If ttie mail contractor» have taken the contrai l too low to give good service, we are sorry for them, anil would help them if we could, but we must have prompt mail service. It is well to begin the kick at once and not tolerate any such monkey business as we have submitted to in time past Au organised demand from this place and Bay City will bring better service. Ix-t's lie prepared before the worst of flic winter sets in. Tillamook Abatrart f'ompMjr. levied on all property on or abutting the said road, for the pur|H>s«‘ of improving and grading the same, and shall be de linquent ten days after the publication of this ordinance. Not Doing it for Fun. This lady is not cutting kindling Wood merely for exercise. It is strictly business. This is the mo tive of our cut in prices. We ale making room fora mam moth stock of new goods which wo Will soon receive« The Leading Merchants» Produce Wanted» & c o Cor. Front St. & Stillwell Ave., Tillamook, Or. I I I I I 1 1 1 COHN & CO. Bar View Addition to Bay City! Choice Location. This tr£ct has a sightly location, is practically level, is clear except a beautiful grove in the Center which, has been made into a park, and is centrally located, fronting tho Buy. The view of the Bay is grand. A magnificent drive has been constructed on the gravel beach in front of the property and the new wharf extends from here to deep water. Several now buildings have gohe up here and several more in process of con. struction. Streets being worked. w. s. 2R,ZEJV j L i CONE, B ay C ity , O regon . ESTATE Timber lands, farming lands, city properly. Timber lands cruised mid estimates filruifthed. Taxes paid for non-rcslilents. Sheridan, whither he had accumpnnied Congressman Hermann, on Saturday. Hon. John Hobson, formerly Collector of Customs at Astoria, has been here vis iting for several days, Mr Hobson in Sec. 3. Tliut the graveling shall be company with Juke Shepard paid this lone and completed on or liefore Nov. office a pleasant visit and relate»! many 1st, I89I. interesting incidents of pioneer life in Oregon. Mr. Hobson came to Oregon John linker) A. P. Wilson :• Trustees. in 1843, »nd drove cattle over the trull on J Sheets ) the beach, through Tillamook tis early as Attest C. N. Drew, Recorder. M AltlCIKI). At the residence <4 Rev. II. B. Morgan in this city, Thursday Sept 24. I89I, Louis Blybach and Mrs. Hattie Rice, arc Page, both of this place. The newly married couple are both well known and highly res|x‘cted in this place. They leave our city for their new home on Louis’ranch on the Nehalem, with the liest wishes of numerous friends here for their future prosperity and happiness. Mother llubbard < arnhal. Henry Crenshaw is very apt in draw* ing. Miss Maggie Tone commenced school Monday Pupils should be very careful not to come in tardy. Mrs Kerr’s reboot is gaining fast in writing and in figures. The organ ha» been removed from the advance to the primaiy department. Tl.e Fourth Reader class will select lessons from newspapers and miscella neous books fur a w hile. The Second Annual Ball of the Mystic Circle will be given in Olsen's Hull on Miss Lavina Nolan will quit seh<*ol and Friday evening, Oct. 2, Istil. A special programme will lie arranged go to Centralia, Wash., where she will for the occasion, which will begin at H attend the academy this winter. Prof. J. E llormer was very ill last o'clock P. M., with Grand March an J Monday. While lie was nlnent Maud Polonaise. Supper at Larsen House at 12 o’clock. Nolan had charge of the advance de Tickets including »upper and music, partment. |l.6o per couple. Spectator» will be IIA » I ITI . charged 25cta. All who participate will lie attired in Mrs. Win. Barker is seriously ill. The hall Mother Hubbard Costumes, O. Young is in San Francisco ordering Music by will lie brilliantly decorated. grxxls. Handley’» orchestra. Floor manager : Elbridge McNeil of Wilson river spent Ge«» Kutcli and M. C Trowbridge. Rob Sunday here Roy will call W. J. Elliott ami wife have gone to Tickets will be on sale at Cohn’s W. C. King's, A Williams’ and Wiu. Monmouth to rpend the winter. Olean’s stores. A number of our citizens have been recreating at the Hand Spit this week Advertise in the JI f . adi . kiht . R. P. York took a crew of men up on Wilson river to get out the frame for th« William, mill. Gilbert Eyk cut an ugly gash in ankle while getting out tiuiliera for William» saw null. Papers of incorporation were filed L»r the Tillamook Abstract Company last Monday, R. R. Hays, J R. Markley and W. F I» Jones being the alocltholden The school needs a teacher and incorporators. F. P. Hobson is erecting a warehouse The object of the Company is to make abstracts, search titles and do -neh work Mrs. Chas. Miller sold two lots here as is iKuially done by alwtracters for f2oo. This Company has the abstracts made Hon John Hobson has been visiting by Markley A ¡‘»vane, and those com with his son Frank. piled by R. R. Haya, and is prc|>ared to F. Worthington and W. Hoskins hive do accarate ami reliable work in abstract moved to Bay City . ing, which is a matter of great import Mr. Hweeney pass* • I here with 75o ance to those buying or selling real es Fashionable Applicant (to fair Delaaf- sheep for hi, ranch on Carnie mountain. tate. team—Y»». my hi« and heard yon lec- The abstracting will lie under the im New Millinery. tnre on “How to Walk Gracefully,” awl mediate supervision of Mr. R. k. Have, he wanted me to Join your class. fendi«*«’ «od cliikiren’a underwenr, w ho is thoroughly acquainted with the M im Henrietta Tussel—I'm always Ixi«lie»’ and niiNm' corset*, county records and having surveyed a pleased w'aen m» ii realise the importance (¿luvea and hf^iery, gnat deal of the county, bat become an of my iiiixsion. A|q>lieant—Yee. he «ni l by Undying KhanU âttd plualica, expert in in regard tn descriptions. jou I 4 le irn wh .t I , an t i Truth A Ini MaauwU ai Mani Ui 1 - - “ A . ..cin.ist.rais ruGr a i! !■« <«»t» <l -»«- TI iih is the Ugliest man in the comity and he'd rather ait on a block or dry good« hot than an upholstered chair. In thl» Connection it might lie well to mention that you can get all kind» of Uno furniture, bed lounges, chairs and tables cheaper at C E. REYNOLDS’ furniture store than you can afford to sleep on the floor, sit on a blis k, or cut from n sluti. ». ariLLWlLL. A. MlTCHS». STILLWELL, LÜTCHEH ^WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS^ WAT* |IFK| KN, J f .WHI.M Y, Gru», ANNUM ITWMW AMIJ FlNKlNU < «)MI‘AN^RN AND a T a CKI.R. U f IK'T A4LMI. HrrxiALTv TII.I.AMIMIK. OKKI'.OM. i • I - — >: OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL l/e GEORGE PETTIT, P roprietor TILLAMOOK, OREGON BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY. T1CFH-Î3. 31.00 A. DAY This House is First-class in every Respect LARSON HOUSE TILLAMOOK, M. H. L arson , < JWtíÜON. P rop . Boarding by the Day or Week Every attent jn shown to guests, and no pains spared to mal ,■ them comiortable in every way.
