Tillamook headlight., February 16, 1893, Image 4

The Mull Nerv Ice.
is this hermit poet iu the forests of Till*
Finally my curiosity and Bohemian
EDUCATIONAL.
T rihk R iver , February 14, ]H1K1
JOTTING*.
W ill L. VI bschkr .
audacity got the lietter of polilenes. and mook ’
E d T illamook H kadliuht —[ n )0( lr
At the regular examination for teachers The Author of Well Known Drain«« Who 1 asked who he waa. He replied:
[N ote :—Capt. Sam W. Smith died in last issue tn your article under the 1,^4
t-f
Go to Williams for drugs.
Lived Alone in the Wllda of Oregon—
"Mv name is Sam Smith and I know the hospital in Portland Oct 5, 1891,
sixapplicants
were
in
attendance
Two
New seeds at Cohn and Co’s.
ing "Where Are We At” I think you are
Something About Him Life and Habits.
you quite well, though I have not seen aged about «3 years. He was there under­
certificates were granted : to Miss Lucy
a little herd on the Tillamook mail con-
The Augusta sailed Tuesday.
Doughty, 1st grade; Miss Viola Litdsey,
going treatment for a cancer, but did not tractor
The neighborhood of Nestucca bay, an 1 yon for many years."
You say the mail contract«,r
The mountain suows are melting.
3rd grade
arm of the Pacific ocean, on the Or. g >n I ’ Like 11 flash his name brought Ins en- survive the operation. He resided ut Ina could provide feed at the summit and
And still the state tax levy is not here
C. H. Freas closed a very successful eoast, is a wild and rugged region. The ; tire identity lock, though he has grown homestead until a short time before lus some horses and men kept there the tr-l(
B orn :—To John Sheets and wife, Jan. term of school at South Prairie last Fri­ cliffs along the edge of the ocean are ex­ very gray, has a very long beard and death, and made nil occasional visit to could lie kept open anti the mail got
day. Two of his pupils: George and Ly­ alted, precipitous, rough and beetling. looks I.... ... older than lie is. though
this city. He contributed articles to the through. 1 will say that I have feed at
25, a son.
Prof. V. A. Davis is now in Yreka, man Lamb are the first to graduate from In many places huge rucks torn from should think he is -ver sixty in realilv
H ka KLKIII'I frequentlv.J
the summit and have had from twotofiv«
“And who is Sam Smith?” perhaps
onr public schools and receive tire Com­ those awful battlements lie iu the sea
California.
men and from two to twelve horse» up
the
gentle
reader
on
the
eastern
side
ol
mon
S<-hool
Diploma.
Th.
B.iRl»-
lielow,
and
against
these
the
ever-recur­
Arbuckles coffee 25 cents a [xjund at
there ever since the storm began uutq
I
the
Rockies
is
s.iying.
«.id
possibly
,
with
The city schools will close iu two weeks. ring and crawling canyous of tire vasty
Cohn A Co.’s
two other little words frequently used in
The new editor of the Horn Creek Bugle within a few days, when the snow got w
Students in Fairview school are work­ deep dash and are broken one after an­ the emphasis of this interrogation.
deep and the Imrses and men all wore
The legislature will adjourn neat Fri-
salutes his many readers as follows;
other, and the baffled waters seethe and
ing bard for the Diplomas
out. We got all the horse« out except
day, Feb. 17.
I
Samuel
W.
Smith
is
a
poet
ami
drain
annoinckmknt
.
foam and roar as if in furious anger.
one. I have plenty of feed to keep bin,
Teachers or stmlents who wish to re­
Ten bunches of matches for a quarter
In assuming the grave responsibility of
Then the »pent waters crawl among tire atist of no little success. He is theautlior
a month vet
I have five men snow.
ceive
a
list
of
the
questions
iisetl
in
the
at Cohn A Co.’s
notches, ami niches, and ragged seams, of a plav which thousands have seen edilingthe Horn Creek Bugle, we feel
B orn :—To W. F. D. Jon;s and wife, last examination may have them by and graniie-liopep gaps, behind the se­ throughout the world, where the English thoroughly impressed with with the im­ shoeing, who carry the mail seven mile»
writing to the county superintendent, en­
language is siio -eii by many people and portance of the position we occupy. We We work horses on both ends as far as
Feb. 11, a daughter
ceded masses of black stone
closing stamp
we can. There is yet eight feet of gll„w
They swish and wash, here and there, which has made a great fortune for those realize that we are to mould public
Colin A Co. shipped 1000 doz. ofeggsoti
I on the summit. The snow is so fine an.I
I
pleasant
actors,
J
C.
Williams
and
If
present
indications
are
correct
there
, in the crevices and caverns, then run
the steamer Augusta.
opinion for this community, mid guard
will )>e a gissl attendance at the Institute quickly out seaward again, as if in I Maggie Moore.
He not only wrote carefully the moral and political welfare dry up on the st..... nit that it wont pack
We will pay 27'4 cents per dozen foi
and llie homes go to the bottom every
to be held in this city during March and I anxious and hurried effort to join the re “Struck Oil,” but also “The Blue and
eggs at’’Frisco Store.”
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April. Every progressive teacher in the ceding surf, ready to return, with another Gray,” a drama much use«l a few years of the |>eople.
step. You say, the price for carrying
The
editor
of
this
paper
is
strict
lv
moral
;
Valentine day was observed here by county should recognize that an effort is
I charge of the futile, but mighty force, of I ago among amateurs with a professional in our ha .its we are chaste and virtuous, the mail is run down so now that it keep«
sending comic pictures.
living made to furnish a good school at ocean’s green and whelming mass Alsiut leader, in the same way that “The Color
res|»insilde parties from getting the mail.
and we do not smoke, chew, drink,
Matches, two packages for five cents home. Every student who wishes a drill
these rucks great flocks of sea-birds circle, 1 Guard” and other such plays are being swear or practice any other vices It is 1 will say this, the company which ha»
at Cohn A Co.'s., Tillamook.
in book-keeping and the commercial flap and scream, and along their sides worked.
this contract pajs taxes on over two
our desire to bring our neighbors up to
He als ) wrote ‘’Tom Bell,” u very sue-
. .
million dollais. As for Jack ferry he
The lion e race is to come of next Satur­ branches should realize that this school ocean lions, sleek and homely, in squirm­
eessful
California
melodrama
of
n
few
the
same
standard
of
righteousness,
offers the same advantages for $8 that a i ing herds, clamor with their prey of fish,
day at one o’clock 1’. M., rain or shine.
never saw hull the »now on the mountain
amour u. [
"'e
say
we
are
here
in
the
interests
of
of |
as there lias I ecu there this winter, and
Cohn & Co have the finest assortment business college offers for $90.
and there they feast and fight, roaring years ago and he is the ‘ author
California ' truth and justice, and shall never fail to
Ire killed a Imrse Irving to get through
The time is drawing near whin Hie and bellowing the while, in appalling din Fonda, the Trapper’s Bride,” ‘‘_---------- ,
of dried fruit ever brought to the city
stand bravely for the rigid. In fact, we
Through
Death
Valley,
”
or
whatever
selujol
clerks
will
la*
called
U|sjn
to
make
1 think I have as good men as can lie
I and re boat ion.
The Legislature proceedings are hard
are going to publish the Bugle entirely
On tire land the primeval forests of hem­ other name they choose to call it, over in the interest of the people. Our own found, some are the same Jack Perry had
to get, owing to the irregularities of the the "annual report.” It is to be Imped
that great care lie taken with this work lock, spruce and pine stand as heavy, which Sheridan, Frank Mayo’s late
and I go sometimes myself. I have nine
mails.
interests shall be of secondary importance
because it is the chief source from which j somlier, deep and mysterious as if the manager, and Captain Jack Crawford,
men mid 20 horses trying to get the mail
N. I*. Roberts, the hardware dealer,
only. We repeat it, the Bugle shall lie
the county su|>erintendent get» his inl'or- ' foot of Ilian had never trod the grcuud the "poet scout,” are uow having an in­
through. You must credit me with (I*.
w ent to Portland on business per steamer
the
friend
of
the
people
We
are
anxious
; ination in reporting to the state depart upon which thej’ grow Here, indeed, teresting war of words in the dramatic
Sunday mail, instead of leaving the mail
A ugasta.
to sacrifice ourself on the altar of public
I uieiit.
1 the solitude is unutterable, ami all nature newspapers, and over which they may
lay over here at this office; we carced t
benefit
We
shall
toil
li
ght
mid
day,
Ernest Hatt, formerly of till» place, but
An effort is being made to establish a i is as mild, drearj- and uninviting — save come to a lawsuit, though nothing more .
on to Tillamook Sunday night like gix»|
'»is
’
neeo
iré
¡uviréó
m,.
'
!
only
for
the
love
of
justice,
no
matter
now of Pasadena, Cal., is in the city on
1 to those who love her in her in >«t awful dangerous need be looked for.
new school district on the Sand Spit.
boys. We have not had a Sunday for
business
wrote the play for John whether we are well p ud ami well fed
Sam Smith
I -
three weeks that we even had time to
School boards should begin now in moods—as where
,.J,
who
a
short
time
ago
was
¡
Yes,
dear
readers,
all
other
newspapers
A lot of Picture Mouldings received at
Woodard,
say the Lord’s prayer As for going over
; their efforts to secure a good teacher for
‘ The wolf's long iiowl is heard.
Heins’ Art Gallery. Any size frame
playing g "Roger” in "Esmeralda” in one published in Horn Cree* have been in tire Grand Ronde route, only await
the spring term. The last teacher t > lie
On Oonalaska's lonely shore.”
A
sympathy
with
ringstTS
and
scheming
made to order.
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of the Madison Square companies
engaged is not always the best teacher.
The streams in this region are full of great actor is this same John Woodard, ', |ioliticians. Wesliall weed out corruption, orders. I have notified the anperintwv
Chas Seamon, W. W Armstrong and
Whoever engages to teach in district big and saucy trout, and game, great and who has been a vjytim to bis own ab­ all for lhe sake of the dear people. We «lent of the blockade mid await his or­
G E R. Dean, of Nehalem, were in this
ders. If the postmaster at North Yam­
No. 5, Nehalem, will fin.I a letter in the small, is abundant in the woods This
normal and astonishing modesty. Wood­ shall expose lhe misdoings of the County hill would take a little pains to put in the
place Monday
; register explaining what w is done "last 1 is why myself mid a companion were
Court
and
Town
Council.
They
slia
’
n
’
t
Vermont Maple Syrup #1.00 per gallon. term” and "where to begin next term.” down there, ill that southern extremity aid was many years a theatrical man­
Daily Oregonian in, we could bring them
ager in San Francisco in early tin es and rob the people anv longer. We’ll show
also ltillis choice raisins for $1 00 al Credit is due to Mr Pein Patton.
together with all the letter and registered
of Tillamook, for a time last summer.
up
all
office
holders
in
their
true
light
.
J often then he reconstructed dramas to
•‘Frisco Store ”
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One day while we were exploring tire suit the day and occasion, interspersing Office holders are nearly all thieves and mail. If the weather keeps soft we will
Legislative New».
C. 11 Libby and a number ofo.her
work a little farther everj- day with the
i deep woods, about three miles from the
Hum with songs prepared to catch the swindlers anyway, and we propose to
people, formerly residents ol Bay City,
Washington county attempted to get a I ocean and six miles below 11 settlement
horses and in 11 short time have the ma I
nnearih
their
crimes.
If
we
held
an
now reside at Everett, Wash.
bill passed that would give that county on ths Nestucca bay, we smidenlj' catne 'miners. Thus lie became the author of |
office, we should run it strictly in the in­ on time.
Yours Respectfullv
a
good slice of Tillamook county’s timber upon a diminutive log cabin. A patch of the once famous song. “Joe Bowers,”
Mrs. Rolieson is in Portland and will
terest of the |ieople.
which begins:
!.. C renshaw .
lay in a stock of agricultural implements lands, but Senator Maxwell objected and ground near by had been cleured, and
We propose to cleanse the town of
"My name it is Joe Bowers,
the line will remain as it was heretofore around the patch hail beeu built a rude
for the store of Tuttle and Robeson.
I have a brother Ike,
crime. All gmuiilers and horse thieves
Cape Lookout.
I'm just from ol«l Missouri;
Cohn A Co. have just received about A delegation from Washington county fence of logs, stumps, brush and whatever
are hereby notified to leave at once, ns
Yes, all the w ay from Pike."
other material fit for the pnr|>ose coul.l
Some one entered Widow Lawrence's
1000 lbs. of the finest Tillamook liains was working hard for the measure.
we intend to show them up before that
A bill to carve offa portion of thenerth be found nt hand. Big melons, garden
He was also the author of the remark­ great tribunal—the people. Those who house lately arid stole some nails.
which they are selling at 15 cents per
line of this county for the benefit of Clat­ truck, a roasting ear patch and some an­ ably popular song on the coast in these
IKHind.
It is suggested that if the county has
came here as fugitives from justice had
sop is lieing pushed by Clatsop’s repre­ nual Howers w ere growiug luxuriantly on f ' times:
any criminals at l.rge they should he
We are reliably informed that the flue
better
look
out.
We
shall
publish
their
sentatives and a number of petitioners. | the cleared ground, and the fence had
"The days of old. the days of gold.
imposed upon the mail contractors for
names as they were in the "states.” If taken cure of for the safety of citizens
By this measure Tillamook would lose | been built to keep deer.aud other animals
The days of forty-nine."
getting the mails wet was only three
there
me any retired horse thieves or and property.
from *4 to one mile on the north.
of lhe forest—as well as the cow which
Smith called the play, allndeil to, “The
dollars
Oil the 2nd of this month th»»re wag
A bill for a new county, Bay, with New­ contemplatively chewed her cud as she Plains,” and it was an excellent piece of pickpockets here who intend to stay,
they had belter toe the mark. We aie born to Mr. E naniiel and Mrs. Binau
Dr Muy and Dr. Petre performed a ’ port as lhe county seat, has passed the gazed longingly into the patch—from
work
of
its
kind
then
.
What
the
dram
­
unto them.
surgical operation on Myron Trowbrige senate. The new eounty would take iu destroying the vegetation inclose«!
Ericksen n d i lighter
Mother and child
atie art of Crawfml & Co. may have done
Of course the Bugle will henceforth lie are doing well.
yesterday und it is thought it will give the western |s,rtion of Benton and all of
The discovery was more or less aston- fur it since deponent saith nut.
fearless and independent in what it says, j
him permanent relief.
Tillamook that is in lhe Siletz resirv- ishiug, and we started at once for the
The heaviest storms of the season have
Smith came to California in the gold-
The bundle of II kaiii . igh T s for Hob- uHon.
cabin intent iqioii ascertaining, if possible digging times, and in 1801 joined the You n.av have escaped the vigilance occurred during the past week. The
committee,
hut
you
can
’
t
escape
the
sonville failed to arrive on time Inst week.
Bills fixing thecounty treasurer's salary who hud come so far from the haunts of Union army as a private soldier, at.druse
snow h.is been at times the fearful depth
Bugle.
They were mailed at this office last at $250, and the county judge’s salary men, three miles from the ocean and six
of one inch on the level, and the mercury
to the rank of Captain. His command
Yes,
take
the
Bugle
into
your
homes,
Thursday evening O. K.
at $40.1 for Tillamook have been intro- j miles from anywhere else, to pitch his served altogether on the I’aciffe coast
has gone down to 6° lielow freezing in an
Ogden A Townsend, who are building dined. A senate bill regulating salaries | habitation ; who it was that had been so among the Indians at Washington Terri- and purify the morals of your family. expos, d situation out of doors
It is an antidote for fraud ami lies. It
the city creamery, and who luive u butler of conntv officers fixes the clerk's salary eminently sussessful in finding such "a “ tore, Oregon, California ami Arizona.
will smooth out the wrinkles in your
and cheese house in Portland, will buy at $1590 a.:d the sheriffs salary al $120(1. lodge in a wilderness, such “a lioundless
When I asked him liow lie came to conscience.
A bill is pending setting the terms of contiguity of shade.”
dairy pat ked butter if brought to them
write “Strm k Oil," lie said:
But above all things the Bugle shall
i
circuit
court
for
Tillamook
county
on
let
while fresh.
We were quickly rewarded, forthebatk
I went to Frisco in '73 and was slain,
Correspomleiita should mail their items Monday in Maj' ami on Wednesday after of an aged cog brought a tall, grizzled financially, in Flood’s stock deal Then be a great political reformer. It will pro­
and bent old mail to the door, and he I needed a hundred dollars, or any other tect the interests of the people at all
so they will get here early in the week if 1st Monday in Novemlier.
Owing toirregi lar mails it is impossible had to bend some more to come through
hazards. \ ou can sleep ami rest assured
possible. Any other matter intended for
amount. A11 actor (without giving his
that the county officials are not robb.ng
publication should Is* handed ill early in to give the fate of these measures al the entrance of bis habitation.
name, a name that will occur to the pro­
| present.
‘ Hello! Hood day,” he said, in a fession throughout the United States, the county. You needn't even bother
order to insure publication
The Tdlamook charter bill has passed pleasant tune. "Gild to see you if you
your head about county finances or how
Ben lligginlnitham, Henry Leach and
when it is said he is one ol Hie liest draw­
both houses ,as amended
are friendly.” he continued, and when ing stars on the stage ami yet one of tne much the county court squander*—lhe
Geok'olin will lie floor managers for the
The senate has passed the f .0,000 we assured him as to why we happened
Bugle will attend to that, and will see
Washington's birthday ball in Hadley’s
World's Fair appropriation bill over the to be there, lie asked us to take seats on most homeo|>atliie-suuled men on earth) that everything is done in proper shii|ie.
ball on the night ol Feb. 22. 8up|ier will
left word with John Woixlard that he
governor’s veto, by n vote of 19 to 8.
We’re not trying to flatter the people.
a bench outside, remarking that just then wanted a ‘‘piece” with a sing-song
Is' served al the Larsen house
it was more comfortable outside the Dutchman in it, and would nay well for No, no! We'd sacrifice our first wile’s
S P. Wilks killed a bald eagle on Hie
ICE IL ESTATE TKANNEEICN
cabin than in, as it was washing day it. I wrote what I thought would answer aunts all in one batch rather than nut
Miami Sunday that uiiasiired seven feet
Week ending Feb. 15.
with him und he had been doing his
and when the actor came around pre­ serve the people. We just fairly dote on
tell im his from tip to tipand Monday he
semi-annual lauiidrying indoors.
Bay
City
Lami
Co.
Io
M.
E.
Holden,
sented it for inspection
He flashed the the people. All others professing such
killed another that measured seven feet
”1 must 1«? exceedingly careful with
eight inches. The big one was killed In j lots 13, 14, l"> ami 16, l»lk. 18, Buy City,
light of a three-thousand dollar solitair love for the people are spurious; they are
$200.
fire,” lie said, “in order to prevent a con­ oil me and said:
pretendere. We are the only genuine
the act of carrying off a 49 pound pig.
U S. Patents to R. M Trowbridge, F. flagration among the timber, which
It won’t do as it is, but since you've friend of the people. Beware of imita­
Tom Coates was at llolwoiiville lately,
would add uncomfortable additional
M. Hefty, un i A. G. Anderson.
wrote it, (that’s his stj le of grammar) tions; see that the trade mark is blow n
and he had constructed at the lloleon
F. Ilcfty to A G. Anderson, Itili acres warmth to the immediate vicinity, so I I 11 take it East to mv author, Fred. in the bottle.
ville shipyards a craft, the capacity of
never build fires outdoors at this season,
in section 12, 2 a, 9 w f >J0.
We don’t care whether you pay for
have opened their new
Maeder, and if he can do any thing with
which is atsiut 500 lbs It will have ac-
II McDermott to Alfred Williams, lot and that which I have had iu the cabin it I'll give you something for it ”
jour
paper when you suliscribe or not,
coui moda* Ions for two passengers, one of
1, blk. I McDermott's addition to Tilla­ has heated the room uncomfortably.
Casually I remaiked: “Blast your in fact yon needn’t pay at all, soyoil
whom will supply the motive power. .1.
Besides, there is an unpleasant odor of
mook, £110.
author,” < r words to that effect, and de­ will read the Bugle, especially the articles
E Sibley was the shipwright.
J. Gauilrau to D Whitney Jr., BUI soap—soft soap—go..d soil Soap, loo,—for li. rted with my manuscript.
which champiou the rights of the people.
Oregonian and H raiii . ioht $3.00 per acres in see 4 and 9, I n, 9 w, $800.
I made it myeell.”
Of course we have no axe to grind and
Next
day
I
watched
al
the
entrance
of
year. The regular price of the Oregonian
J. I’aqutl to D. Whitney Jr. Bill acres
We expressed our entile satisfaction
the California Theater forJ.C. William­ no enemies to punish, we make this and have it fully slocked with all kinds of he«')
is $2 00 per year. The San Francisco in section 4, 1 n, 9 w, $8.m.
with the situation and declared that his
They are receiving «*'*•
son, the low comedian there. I didn't great and unparalleled offer for the sake and shelf hardware.
Examiner and II k vni.luiir $2 HI per year.
goods by every boat
F K. Reals to J A. Monroe small tract explanitions were unnecessary, whereat know him pesonallv, but knew him by of the people.
The regular price of the Examiner is in town of Tillamook, $200.
lie seemed gratified and fell t j talking
God bless the people!
sight, so button holed him when he
$1.50 per year We h ive liberal clubbing
J. W Mwlesi to A. G. Beals lots 3, 4, with much vivacity on all sort* of subjects
came out. I got him into a safe place
rates with oilier iiapers,
t-f
ft and tl. Th.«ver's addition to Tillamook, suggested bv the situation, lie taiked
and read that piece to him and it made
We sliall lake account of sUn'k March »21 ft.
well too; used good English, with a touch
his eves stick out. Hegavetnea hundred
Miss I’earson has returned
Iftlli at "Frisco Store," ami in order to
G F. Williams et al, to J. H. Bridge­ of Western dialect, and liis conversation
to Tilla
on the sjiot snu said if I ever got hard up mook.
reduce »lock, we will, for cash purchases, ford, to'» an I blocks in Bay City, $43 g). was sprinkled with salt of the Attic
to let him know. He made a fortune by
Chas Johnson and wife will probably
make reductions of ft to 20 per cent on
variety
They have a tinning, plumbing and repairii'X
it and once in a while he advertises and
Orel own.
our entire stock. This will afford the'
lion in connection and have
nave secured theserv
’c
shop
theeernew
It was evident that he was a very-extra- finds out where I am, and sends tne a leave on the Augusta for Astoria.
; or
ofB.
B. H. Bunn to attend to this
thia department.
Iwst opportunity of securing bargains
L. ( arter has been doing some work
An effort is Iwing made to petition for ordinary man to be thus living here, and few hundred.
that will be offered in this city during a division of the Little Nestucca road more extraordinary for that very para-
After Ire had made a success of it the ou the county road from Garibaldi to the
the present year.
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district. At present Ihilpli, Little Nes­ doxical reason.
original actor came back to the coast ami ocean beach.
Somehow I felt from the first that I
The vagrancy ease against C. E Mager, tucca and Salmon River are nil in one
Il Hie present bad weather should con-
hunted me up, and this conversation
lhe ex-school tea her, who was arrested district, and it is very inconvenient for knew the man, and from a tvcuhar ensued:
Opposite Larsen House.
.me
’,O, k d0WU be" *««
Saturday by Officers Snow and Blanchett, men to g>> 10 or 15 mile, to work a road. tw inkle of his eye as he led me on grad­ ‘That piece “Struck Oil ” you origin- . e to stiffer, as some of the fanners are
ually
to
talk
about
people
and
places
was dismissed Mager's brother, who A division would certainly leasen the ex­
about out of hay.
ally wrote for me, didu’t you?”
Oregon
Tillamook,
I* a well to-do resident of McMinnville, penses for supervisor's work, as he is known well to me, 1 felt that he knew
"Yes, but you refused it ”
came to Portland Monday, and agreed to compelled, at present, in so large a dis­ who I was.
Hebo.
’ Viu only got a little over $100 for it
He informed »during the conversation from Williamson. • I n give you ,250 if
take charge of the prisoner and endeavor trict to ride around for a week or more
Mr.
Editor,
the
wind work of our bridge
that he had been living alone in his
to induce him to lead a belter lite.—Ore­ to warn out the men.
you II aign « paper stating that you wrote
complete.
cai-itt
wliivli
lie
hud
built
himself,
for
gonian.
it for me.”
Chinese pheasants are getting quite
marly three years, and that his only com-
Manon Lamb is on Nestucca this week.
"You haven’t gut money enough toget
In the Oregonian,a repirt of the Port nuiiieroiis at S dmon River, Ocvawionally pamona Were his old dog and a cow and
>Irs. May Willey .»d Mrs. Barrett, of
or two are seen here lint they do nut
me to sign any such paper.”
Ian I 1‘resbytery we find the following o.ne
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a calf.
•I bo. were in Tillamook the past week
011 <-»n go t«>— ’’
Mr C. C. lUbbidge, of Mount Talmr. increase Is there more ammunition
Guce iu perhaps a month, on an aver­
"Ingersoll say« there is nosuch place ”
11 '«^Ported that Mr. M. Fol.nd, of A full line of school books and school suppl***
was also examined aa to his religions ex- here than at Salmou River?
age, lie went to the |>oat-otticc at Nesko­
is always found at the store of the
We talked thus with Smith • longtiuu
|>erieiiee and motives in desiring to enter
Surprise parties are fashionable now in win, a very small hamlet, ten or twelve
TILLAMOOK NEWS CO .
isqmtestck attheprewnt ti«.
and
ai.tbeaha.low«
begun
to
grow
long
the ministry, and then he was advised to this part of the county, and thus many miles away, where lie got some news­
B. C. Lamb, Propria
we bad him "good-bye ’’ J
—> he
• ha$
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pursue his stud.es under the direction of long evenings are pleasantly pawed aw ay.
By Jingo.
Lately
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papers and magazine«, which he »ub- tei^,1"* ** 'nspe- tion a paat'oreL
the |>astor ami to engage in such Chris­
A select line of miscellaneous books, the mo*t
The directors of this district av«a»- ^crtlwtl
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» which
fur, and at the one little storqht H^HlIliant and original,
¡sat to kght
popular of the day at the lowest prices
tian work aa his pastor may direct until cureil the arrvicea of Mr White f*rasia t ,e village such other
r»- WSo. if *e do
r articles as he taeg will lv published i and which ere
kinds of stories in paper covers.
the October meeting of the Presbytery.
mouths school brfinuiag
la-ginning Marvh
Marell 4.
¡111 ght need
¿n hck form, and
k
the
Sandwich
lahmt»
VMBll uston;»|i ;1(( ]
C old Enland. too.
It the leading niagaiines. aa Century. HatJ«^
so able
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Tuttle & Robeson
ftedware ¡Store
Stoves & Tinware.
Everything New.
Call and see them-
MAGAZINES
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Chicago bi
Scribner's Leslie^Monthlv. Review of Kerte’"
Overland, etc., on sale every month