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-----THE----- : ONLY PAPER FIRST PAPER J >N THE IN COUNTY. ? TILLAMOOK “ri i r. rr«riiirrri im i rn rri i t i if , No. 15. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. never allow my farming here in North 1 out and filled with hot lead. This is tho I Carolina Io interfere with my club life. proof of refinement. This is the differ- As soon as 1 see that agriculture is get ence between tlio thoroughbred and the GET THERE FROM NEW ting too much of a hold on me 1 go to “hoy pulloy.” Tlie barbarian swears 1 New York, where I engage board and and hops about on one foot when he hits YORK CITY. try to think of something else. his crazy bone against tlie gothic end of At Calhoun we paused for refresh the pew while taking his accustomed Scenes on the Less Lengthy ments and allowed the horses to rest Enjoyable Trip Taken by the 3}£ hours. Calhoun is a quiet ham place, but the refined and high clinrcfr communicant clinches his teeth, leans r Humorist — Advantages of a let consisting of a house and barn. his head forward, smiles a peritonitis ( Language. Tlie house contains a store also, and smile and bites his hymnal till you can in this store almost everything from . read on it the name of the man who yright, 1892, by Edgar W. Nye.] a thrashing machine to the little mam ' made his teeth. UCK SHOALS, N. (J., August, moth pill for tired feeling may be ob So we moved calmly on with a sub ve just completed a trip to Head, returning via Brovard. tained. As we started gayly away we dued gayety and now and again a little learned tliat we had fourteen miles yet burst of chastened, English humor, till of the most delightful and soul i g trips mio can well imagine, ahead of us of mountain road with at half past 9 at night the welcome lights lead is situated at the summit which we were not familiar. Hoon after of tlio hotel at tlie summit loomed up in s Head mountain, an outlying this wo began to inquire abont the route tire darkness. No hotel was ever more the Bine Ridge mountains, in and distance. We got a great deal of welcome. No landlord ever looked more le county, S. C.. and is 4,600 information, such as it was. The psalm angelic, and how wo slept! An appren e the level of Arietta street. ist said in his haste that all men were tice in the business could have robbed liars. If lie would travel in the moun me of my all. A plain woman in middle «villa, Staten Island. tains here lie could take all summer for life could have come in and carried me the statement and mak e a type written away to her eyrie without waking me, J copy of it also. but through some strange oversight it I Tlie road from Calhoun is said to be was not attended to. very wild and beautiful. We traversed In the morning the view burst upon the most of ft after dark and in the us as it would if we had been brought midst of a terrific mountain storm, so it there by enchantment. 1 wish that I struck me at tho time as rather monoto had a command of language and I could nous and “hit a-raining.” Half the time make a nuisance of myself by taking up one would have to pause and say, “Mr. a column of valuable advertising space Speaker, where was I at?” hero with a description of the unlimited Those who have never traveled by dili view. A friend of mine, who has a won gence up the Jones’ Gap road in tho derful command of language, and who is darkness and terror incident to a moun n great reader, being a regular subscriber tain tenqiest and with no knowledge of to The Century Magazine, said yesterday, | the road, while on the left a bottomless rather tersely, it seemed to me, that it canyon sends np a never ending thunder seemed to him the scene beggared de from a white and angry torrent cou- scription. ' cealed somewhere in its bosom, will This flow of language with him seems ■ agree with me that, clothed in outing to be a sort of gift, and lie lias strength flannels which have canglit tlie golden ened it a gcreil deal by a careful courso sunset coloring of the red clay and been of reading. He has read all the standard soaked with the gummiest of mud, works, lie says, and is a good gramma searching for the right way, yet prone rian. I was with, him eight days on a to wander into by and forbidden patlis triponce, and he spoko socoirectly.even or fall over a brink or chasm, it is a sol- , when under the influence of liquor, that emn moment. It was almost a relief to hear the driver We were told that in two miles we violate a rule of grammar now and then I would encounter a signboard which in pronouncing a curse 011 liis mules. J would tell us the way, and there we must KINO AT THE SIGN. turn to tho right. We were also told ing New York city for Cossar's that tlie signboard was eight miles away cross the Cortlandt Street and that we must turn to the left. One take the first right hand road, kind friend sail it was eleven miles and ead is so called because of a that the main bridge was washed away. haped rock at the summit of Ho would keep us, however, if we could tain, which bears a striking re- pnt up with his humble faro and rather to nothing that has ever been pronounced views regarding the exis re in the history of tho world, tence of a “literary hell.” Literal hell t red or profane. was doubtless tlie term ho desired to use. D speaking, it is hardly a monn- We afterward learned that lie was not a ratlier an inclined plane ter- man of his word. The bridge was not abruptly in a precipice 4,600 in bad repair. Also, there is 110 bridge. , from which one may see the The Jones’ Gap road is a marvel of en South Carolina and objects as gineering. It was laid out by Solomon Governor Tillman. Jones, who is still living. His method more than 200 miles apart may of laying out a mountain road was to istinctly by means of the un employ a large sow in winter time fl. which, by driving gently down the hill, ar's Head there is a clean and would naturally select through the snow us hotel with a capacity of the gentlest descent and the easiest 1 know of no more deliglit- grade. As a result of this method, the to remain in during the hot Jones’ Gap road is well planned and the July and August. It is not an descent from Cresar's Head as gradual life, but it is healing, soothing as it is from Queen Victoria to the Princo ating. It is very rare that one of Wales. t so nearly ideal, even in this J ,; 'i : ' As the thunder boomed louder and untain country of the Blue the torrents of rain beat in upon us and She (anxiously)—Have you asked papa, injured our costly and beantifnl cloth little crime is found here at ing, a signboard of some kind glim Reginald? He—Yes. lead and malaria cannot exist, mered in tho uncertain flash of light She (nervously)—What did he say? prings occur here, as they uro ning that split the drenched and inky He—He didn’t say anything, but I within a few yards of all Suni world. It was then that I duplicated know ho gave his consent, for he looked ls. They contain protoxide of the experience of Mr. Bnrdetto year» at me in a sort of a pitying way, don't rine, magnesia, silicic acid and ago. I got out into tlie pelting storm, you know!—Life, erican water. and with the icy torrent running down is a daily mail nt this hotel, my frappeil spine I climbed the post and Doubtful Success. p and a pack Of cards. Tlie waited for another flash. I had tried to Imagination sometimes creates diffi eter never rises above 70 (legs., light a match, but the place where I culties, and sometimes, but not co often, not even during the terrible generally strike a match was all wet, so it helps to overcome them. A maiden uly, this year. I gave it up. lady, living at a fashionablo watering piratory organs seem to take a The lightning did not make any re place on the western coast of England, est in their job here, and the marks for a long time, but remained is said to have had a great curiosity to blood may lie observed to man- where it v.-as, looking roguishly down see Napoleon. e check of tlie invalid. Tho on me as 1 clung trembling to the guide When he was a prisoner on board the from Greenville is twenty- post, wiping my spectacles on the tail Bel ler<-phon, teasing in Tor bay. she les; from Hendersonville, twen- of ray coat. Finally a glare of intenso braved the dangers and discomforts in les; from Fletcher station on light tore open the somber robes of cidental to a trip in a small fishing boat D. R. 11.. thirty-two miles: night and lighted up the silent guide on a windy day in order to get a look >I»c. 5,53? tnilcs via Asheville, post. It tfent on to say: “Facial blem at the captive, who had “whipped the y way to go is to wire lien- ishes, warts, eczema and snperfluons world.” e for a team and t ike the hair removed without publicity nt your On returning to shore late in the even d and Danville road to that own homes. Also, cash paid for hides, ing, exhausted but rejoicing, sbo was viug the team ready ami pro- pelts and furs." asked by a less enterprising friend if she tb a largo lunch. Diseases of We have now traveled sonio thirty had really seen “the monster.” s, throat and nervous system odd miles over two or three still odder ............... ~ To this question the enthusiastic spin relieved. roads and “hit a-raining." My spirits ster replied by lifting np eyes and hands my own team and added a were greatly depressed and lay outing of fervent gratitude to heaven, and ex attached to a saddle hor.ic, but claiming: n t advise tills course for others. “Yes. thanks for tho sight! At least, is desigueil more for oruamen- she continued, dropping her voice to a ig down the mall at Ti< ktov :>. doubtful mntter, “I lielieve I almost saw r thirty miles up u mountain his coattail».”— Youth s Companion. se glossy steeds have not life o even stab feebly at a fly with Horrtbl« S«1flMhn«?sx. formed tails. Also the saddle A.—Who was that elegant gentleman andy loped in the uhneton a with whom you were talking yesterday? 1 of the w.av sml tried to follow B —He is a wealthy young man from hounds at Duck forest. Noth- Eioston. be less dignified than a saddle ••no seems to be very much of a gen tched to a phaeton riding tc th nian. I wish you would give me the r seeking to follow the bound- pleasure of ail introduction to him." up a sonrwood tree. •Notinncli. I'm going to try to bor rted from Fletcher armed with row some money from him myself. — made from memory by Dr. Texas Siftings. . Or*rconrso was mainly south, > course of the French Broad More Then »he Wanted. ard its head. Wo crossed Mud Cross Old Dame (gettingout of 'bust— sullen torrent which looked You stupid fool, 1 told yon plainly the Chicago water supply, and where to set me down and you have through the mnsical woods, brought me half a mile farther. was fringed with flowets and Conductor (making the best of it)— he 1 >erry season being cor.tinn- Yes. mnm, but by the look of yon I 1 May to September. Then thought as yon liked plenty for your other kinds are plenty every- money.—Pick-Me-Up. ATCÆSAR’SHEAD on we passed a mission school, •r of which ent a big, plain l»y re. comprehensive bare feet. <1 us pleasantly with liis thumb », making some mystic sign e could not understand. Pos as a sign of distress and meant eeded a handkerchief. School n np at the time ami we got a knowledge as we passed the flannels were a right to behold, Our carriage has a fringe around n canopy top. and even long after the rain ceasel thi* wet fringe, which had been full of dust, shed mud all over n» M the vehicle io«tled over the stony reed« «nd jarml the soiled water in our ears and down our spinea. . .m-h Yet we were no* cart down. I that a* sack a tin»« oua should still be n r*arhe<l the French Broad I followed its Iranks clonely for gay. especially if <’» • P’cnlc ®r excnr’ si.i’n Before starting on a picnic we rn. It is a majestic river with should have decided fully to be merry ental fringe of beantifnl trees under the m«^ adverse circumrtam es, ■ anti dignrfiwl carriaire that so as to mislead spectators. Did you respect and esteem of the be- A fsetol Bird. Paul (from the hammock)—Hattie, the boys are teaching your parrot to swear h Huttie—Please bring him into my room st once, dear: 1 have broken my suspender -Chicago Inter Ocean. Nat »fa Bail After All. Champ-How U Winter getting on? Waggle—Well, when last I naw him be hadn't a »hirt to bis hack. c—Poor fellow! Where did you see —Bathing!—Tit-Bit*. SEPTEMBER 8. $1.50 Per Year. 1892. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Tillanjoo^ Lumbering Company, 1.. Hmi --------- », Pres, ----- and ------ Manager ............ a ger. Win. Eherinau, Vice President " Wm. D. Stillwell, Treasurer, L. Crenshaw, Secretary, Wm. Barker, Superintendent V. V. J ohnson , m . d . Officeou next (foot to Temperance ParleH.- Tillamook, • Oregon. £ E SELPH, ® ATTOKNEY*AT-L a W. - - - - ORHGOff. ------- e--------- MANVFÀCTÙRERS OF ASP OEAT.EÍÍS 1ST Atf. KÍNBS OF------- T'tf.t.ASfOOK, J T. MAULSBY, Rough and Dressed Attorney-af-Law Lumber Merchantable Notary PtfhHc and Real Estate Conveyance?, W. SEVERANCE, DxFtitv-DiS rater- ArronR kt, SrdJiirTichtl District ^or Tillamook (' maty TILLAMOOK, - OHEGON. ^LAUDE THAYER, * ALL ORDERS Attorney-at-Law FILLED PROMPTLY. ÎIIX a MOOK, OAMOff. MISCELLANEOUS« [J & E. THAYER, OHEQorr BANKERS Getterai Itankftitf tfnd Kxchang« buMneaf, Interest pwM off tlm'O deposMs. Exchtfnge on ^nghftfd« Rvlghrm, S#eden and at! foretgrt echlntries. TILLAMOOK*, - - (JRftOCW, L umber C o ., 1RUCKEE I F. LARSON, BLACKSMITH, Wnflon making, and all Linda rd Wood-' and General Rlneksnilthin« done.- MuehhiCry Repaired. rhey lceep on liancls ¿it tlieir store in I-Iobsonville tlie largest stock of goods in Tillamook County G)o Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots ami Shoes, Hals, Cups and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queeilsware. Doors. Windows, Lime, I lair, and Cement Hardware and Nails. fW“S|rec'ml attention given to filling ordeis for goods in jobbing lots. • r- 4> c • cjp j { o jTv A gents for i ~ rIi? LT C.3 a i Specialty. TILLAMOOK, Mis» L. J. RUQQLÍ9 X*- R. ¿GJ.ES & JOhdSON, -<s MILLINERY AND DRESS. MAKING, Jt C TILUMOOK, SAN FHAKClSCO IND WAY PORTS. Makes regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting. Ritta, lire*« Trillimings (tort a tíflnataí Aranti. mciHof Millinery Ooodn. We always keep lire late»! Alyli-S. The fast sailing S tr . T ki ck K e Inis been spei-ially fitted up for carrying pas sengers. Following are I lie rates: CABIN1 i’ASSAGE . .......................................................................................... I’5' tfrar C'eiirt fion*e, STEERAGE (one way) ........................................................................................ I9' T illa goo«, Oh*. J1LLAM00K CAUNDRY. Freig*t, (General Merchandise) Portland or Fa 1 Francisco,...................... 15 pel ton J. H. S ibley , Manager, i LESTER HART, PROPRIETOR. W I I F grfthertfl ftntf deflveWf eter? Hob^onville, Ore. i w<tek. Work dun« oil abort natlee when de«ir«*dr mh i ii Starched whirta lid” ouch, f'ohimen Hlilrtaahd drawrii, 5 to iOetk ench. Frimlly wm M ii # and ironing, 5<>ctN per dozen. Suita cleaned to orde?* tlLl.XMbdk, tttk. IQENTRAL market , L. 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