Tillamook headlight., April 27, 1893, Image 4

Money to loan in small amounts. In­
hint from climbing Neai arnie mountain
To Sehoot Teacher«.
Last Thursday three lady hc I ioo I teach­
An epidemic, something like cholerine,
and reaching any given point within a quire at I. T. Maulsby.
E d . H eadlight .—Go tell it in Gath,
has struck this town. Several have been ers in coming in Io this county tried to
few minutes of his specified time
‘‘NoTo-Bac,” positive cure for the to­
Bock beer at Hadley's.
sick for two or three days at a time, tak­ cross Three River at Castle Rock ford in and publish it in the streets of Askelon,; Astoria».
bacco habit, at Williams’ drug store.
Potatoes 50cts per bushel
ing very suddenly and getting well just a wagon. The wagon tongue broke, and that school district No. 2, county of Tilla­
The passionate and glowing tribute to
II rrse bills printed at this office ches|ier
as the water was very high and coining mook, State of Oregon, has duly and law­ Dick Sales is good, but we fear the
Old llKiDLianr building for sale.
as suddenly.
than
ever liefore. We have a full line of
fully
engaged
a
teacher
fur
the
spriug
government ex|ieets too much of him stallion cute.
Four horses, harness and wagon, will i over the wagon t«>x, they were ill im­
Dit in Nehalem City for sale at this
minent
danger
of
being
drowned.
For
­
term
thereof,
and
the
same
is
now
in
t-f.
considering the obstacles he has to en­
office.
be sold at Sheriff’s sale, to satisfy chattel j
Go to Letcher’s for your watches; a
tunately A. B. Vollard and others were process ol being duly executed according
The Augusta went out over the bar mortgage of T. H. McCormick vs S. M. I near, ami a rope w as carried to the wagon to contract by Prof. Pein. Patton, uf Forest j counter The fact remains undisputed, good timekeeper for $1.75 to $7.50. We
however, that the service between here
Hardman at the court house door, Satur­
Friday.
by means of a horse, therope being made Grove, in whom, aside from a far-away- and Astoria is very ¡rjor. Quite frequently sell nothing but first elans goods. 45-tf
Wm. Olsen has gone to San Francisco day April 29, at 1 o’clock.
fast to a tree on the bank. After being look at times in his eyes, lieing doubt­ it is more than a week after the Astoria
The thoroughbred trotting stallion Jos
Oscar Prather, McNutt Bros.’ stage ■ in the water four hours, the ladies were lessly dost ly Ally-ed with some attrac­
to stand trial.
papers are published before they get here. S impson will stand the season at Claude
driver
informs
us
that
lie
hasa
gold
mine
Bob Hicks, the laud locator, was in the
rescued. One of them fell into the stream tion, existing on the dreamy banks of tlie
Thayer’s barn at $5 cash. No insurance.
in Tillamook Co , not many miles from and was being carried away by the swift iar-away Nehalem, we are well pleased ; It would lie much better to send the mail
city last week.
W anted :—To buy a small house, with
Vernonia. The rock assays $33.00 per current, but was rescued after hard and the same is hereby cheerfully recom­ for this place via Portland, as we get
J. E. Sibley and family were in this
papers from New York city in less time lot, on the installment plan, or will buy
ton. Almost as good as the famous Rock
mended to all worthy brothers and fellows
efforts.
city Sunday night.
than from Astoria. There area few people lot without buildings. Must be very
creek mines.—Nehalem Journal.
A number of settlers on Wilson river every where.
Geo. Colin, of Cohn & Co., is in Port­
cheap. Apply at this office.
The Augusta was 24 hours out last ap|>eared at Oregon City to contest the
Now the object of the above notice is j in Tillamook who would like to take the
land, buying goods.
Astorian,
but
there
is
no
use
so
long
as
William Batterson, of Nehalem, Tilla­
trip to Astoria, lieing off Columbia bar
Price Triplett, of McMinnville, is here over night and part of a day. 'lhere were timber claims filed, ami the timber claim­ a prayer for a brief cessation of the con­ they ate such a great while getting here. mook Co.,Oregon, who holds a first grade
ants failed to show up, except in one case, tinued inundation of applications crowd­
training race horses
19 passengers aboard, and they found it and w hen the timber filer found a bundle ing upon us, for the teaching of our No doubt Dick Sales does his best, but he certificate, solicits coirespondeuce to se­
44-49
The Steamer Garfield made an excur­ slightly uncomfortable owing to the fact of affidavits and evidence showing the school. So common are they of late can’t make roads and bridge rivers while cure a situation as teacher.
sion down the bay Sunday.
that the boat was loaded to her utmost settler’s aide of the case, he vanquished that our little tliree-year old tot calls out carrying the mail.
The steamer Garfield will make regular
II. E. Nelson and family, of Nehalem capacity.
trips to Garibaldi and other pointsou the
also. It is well for him, as lie might be upon the reception of the mails, "aniizzer
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cify, were in this place today.
bay ou Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
Some of our friends are accusing u convicted of perjury if lie doesn’t make school ma’am.” Being the consort of a
Sheriff Edwards has collected $18,000 of about all the crimes in the catalogue. himself scarce in these parts. The poor much-alive mate, the parent of numerous ' H. W. Sibley to O. Daoust, n e of j excursions will be ruu ou Sundays occa­
sionally.
40t-f
in taxes, in round numbers, up to date. Go easy boys, please, as wer’e afraid it fellows that filed timber claims, and progeny together with the strictly ortho- I sec. 21, 3 n, 8 w, $750.
Wm. Olsen to Jacobina Olsen, lot in
Dr. W. A. Wise, of Portland, formerly
Tablets, you can’t reach the top of the will end up with placing us in the legis­ perhaps ignorantly swore falsely, are out dox tenqierameiits of the present members
pile or the Irottom of the low prices, at lature III fact we have known men to the money they paid to the locators and of our school board, militates powerfully in Garibaldi, tract in Tillamook and tract of Albina, will be at the Occidental
be sent to the legislature ill just such a attorneys. E. E Selpb. of this place, had against any side-tracking in my corres­ in Hayne’s D L.C., also other lands, $2. Hotel, Tillamook, from Monday, April
Lamb’s.
charge of several cases for the settlers, pondence and indulging in a little senti-
8. M. Hardman tu Eli Guodspeed, blk. | 24th till Monday, May 1st. Those who
A professional painter from Tillamook manlier.
There is an error (grammatical) in and the business whs attended to by his 1 mental juggling with those ladies, hence 2, Miller’s Add., $800.
want dental work done will please act
is thinking of locating here.—Amity
R. T. Smith toC. 11. Beers, 11 w
I my replies being kept within the conven-
accordingly, and come early.
Colin & Co.’s advertisement this week. correspondents in Oregon City.
Popgun
In 1853 a vessel stranded upon the i tional walls of strict business, coldly I sec. 25, 2 s, 9 w, $850.
Encyclopmdia Britannica, bound in If you will cut the ad. out, mark the
error and send it to this office accompanied shores of Tillamook county The cargo : formal and monotonously unfavorable to 1 James Colburn to C. II. Beers, n e *4, T imber L and , A ct J une j , 1878.—N otice run
sheep, for sale at this office, Easy pay-
P ublication .
by $1.50 you will receive the H eadlight consisted mainly of staple groceries, and | the applicants w ho returneth no com­ see. 13, 2 s, 9 w, $850.
t-f.
ments. Call and get terms.
H. Williams to H. W. Sibley, n e X, ! United Stales I.and offiee, Oregon City. Ore-
one year free of charge. See if you can an agent of the underwriters sent word pensation for the stain,>s that I am “out.”
gon. April 19, 1893.—Notice is hereby given that
The Relrekali Lislge here has just re­
incompliance with the provisions of the act of
find the error.
to the people of this valley that lie would One point has been developed in the of sec. 14, 3 c, 8 w, $850.
ceived new regn lia. 1 lie dear ladies fail ly
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the
I correspondence that clearly proves that
J. W Frazer to H. VV. Sibley, n w >4, Congress
give
them
half
of
all
they
might
bring
Portland
Market,
April
20.—
Potatoes
sale of timber lands in the States of California.
slime ill then elegant uniforms.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
$1.-5, chickens $5.00, i nions $2.75, eggs out from the wreck. In 1853 there was there are gross errors still existing and sec. 13, 3 11, 8 w, $850.
George Barrett,
Mr. Runyon intends to proceed at once
James M. Fuller to D. Whitney, Jr , of Reuben, County of Columbia, State of Oregon
18 els , lard 14 to 10 cts., flour $3.10 to nothing but a snake-like trail that wound being taught in our natural history. So
lias ttiis day filed in this office his sworn state­
to put up the telegraph line, men being
ment No. 2710. for the purchase ot the s e l4 of
$3 30. Bacon—clear sides 13 to 14 cts , into and across canyons, over mountains, many of the applicants living in the s e of n e *i and e Ji of s e X °f
sent out already for '.hut purpose.
1 n, 9 w, I section 23. tp. a n, r 7 w. and will offer prom to
bains 15 to 10 cts., shoulders SJj to9 cts. through rivers and jungles to the now ! Willamette Valley wish to not begin the 4. and n e Ji °f11 e X °I 8ee-
show that the land sought is more valuable for
The directors in Fairview school district Butter—Brine 25 to 3J cts. per roll, store famous clam coast. Then one could put I term before the 1st of June, thereby leav­ $800.
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses. ami to establish ills claim to said laud
J. G. Walker to Josephine Walker, n e liefore
have resigned. Some trouble regarding 20 to 30 cts., choice dairy 35 to 45 cts
on his moccasins and rack out on foot, or ing the impression in my mind that they
the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregon
City, Ore., on Wednesday the 12th day
school matters precipitated their action.
Ji,
see.
36,
4
11,
10
w,
$920.
[
are
educated
in
the
belief
that
the
aver
­
The government is taking statistics as ride on the back of a glass-eyed cuitan
of July, 1893 He names as witnesses:
W. 8. Cone to L E. Weaver, lot 13. ! Joel Bate, Fred Thompson, Roliert Osliorn anil
The steamer Scotia came into the bay to the commerce of Tillamook harbor. dean through without being confronted age Tillamooker hibernates each year
William Ryan, all of Portland. Multnomah
yesterday and loaded al the Bay City The showing should be made as large as by a modern portcullis and a demand until about the ides of June, contrary to blk. 6. Bar View Add. to Bay City, $100 County,
Oregou.
Geo. L Seward to H. H. Tubesing, lot Any and alt persons claiming adversely the
Cisqsrrage. She expects to sail today liossible, and everyone who Inis done from the warder for “a dollar, please.” ! the fact, in which all the old settlers will
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in tills office on or belore said I2tli day
Tuesday evening the steamer Truckee shipping should be ready to reisnt what As groceries were very high and scarce at bearmeont, that the average Tillamooker, 18, sec. 23, .3 n, 10 w, 335.
July, 1893.
U. 8. Patents to the following: Otto] of 48-0
passed Tillamook bar on her way to they have received or sent out. B. C. this time, a number of the settlers went owing to the maximum condition of the
J. T. Appersou, Register.
Walther,
J.
W.
Frazer,
H
Williams,
J.
Portland She is expected in the bay to­ Lamb is gathering the statistics required in and packed out all they and their ' clam at that period gets around each year
June 3, I878.—N otice coa
animals could wiggle under. Tea and about the same time as does that mysler- Colbourne, C. H. Beers, R. T. Smith, G. T imhek L and , A P ct
day.
by the U. 8. Engineer's office.
ublication .
II. Tripp, Nellie O'Keefe.
United States Land Office. Oregon City. Ore­
Melting snow in the mountains caused
In reference to our complaint against a coffee were especially dear, and at the ] ions animal— tiie hedgehog.
gon. April >5, 1893.—Notice is hereby given that
Being strictly American in everything,
Wilson river to rise, and an apion of the certain firm of attorneys in Oregon City, way they sold at that time a good, big
tn compliance with tile provisions ot the net of
The Contractor Here.
1
will
refuse
tu
close
with
any
French,
but
hombre
could
easily
pack
forty
or
fifty
Congress ol June 3, I878, entitled "An act for the
bridgeât Mr. Freeman’s place was washed we wish to slate that our charges do not
sale of limiter lamia tn the States of California,
will
simply
say
to
the
young
lady
teach
­
J. E. Howard, the Dry Stocking bar Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,’’
away.
refer in any way to Brockenbrougli & dollars worth out on his back One of
George K. Wnite,
the settlers who greatly desiied a supply ers everywhere, “Benisons on your dear improvement contractor, was here Wed­ of Portland, County
of M ultnomali, State of Ore­
Annual meeting of Fair Association Cowing, as those gentlemen have alw ays
of coffee, sent his great strapping son with heads forever.’”Tis your rapidly growing nesday making preliminary arrange­ gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
next Monday at 1 o’clock r. M., tn G. O. been prompt in meeting their obligations
statement
No.
2704,
for the purchase of the 11 w
fate to teach, and later on to be assistant ments for work on the proposed dikes Q of section 24, tp. 2 n,
r 7 w, and will offer proof
Nolan's office. Stockholders should be with ns, and their dealings have been the parting injunction to "bring some
to sliow that the land sought is more valuable
!
progenitresses
of
tlie
youth
of
our
land
;
'coffee,
sure
”
Patiently
the
family
lie advertises for bids for material, as tor Its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
honorable mid upright so far as we know.
present.
waited, their appetites whetted to .a high through your scholarly admonitions
poses, und to establish his claim to said land
A gentleman is here on Ids way to state of «xpectancy In the midst of a and corporeal blisterings, they will be will he seen in another column.
( apt. Brown lias sold his cannery at
before the Register and Receiver ot this office at
Mr. Howard is a very pleasant gentle­ Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 6th day
Oretow n to John Fox, of Astoria It is Blyback, away up on the south fork of driving storm, his garments soaked with educated to keep out of the swamp."
of July 1893. He names as witnesses:
Roliert Osborne, Fred Thompson, John C.
thought the cannery will he operated Nehalem, mid lie will start a newspaper the aqueous fluid, his countenance beam­ Thanking kindly those unfortunate appli­ men, seemingly, and talks as if the work
Peck, and Joel Bate, all of Portland, Ore.
will
be
begun
promptly
and
finished
in
nt that |K>int It will Ire at the fountain
this year
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ing with the hope ot reward, came the cants, who applied in vain, for tbeir re­ good shape and in good time. And, we above-described
lands are requested to file their
Tide tabU's nt Lamb's. School books, head of timber land business. This will absent one, and instead of the coffee, membrance of us in our supposed time ol
claims in this olfice oti or before said 6th day of
hope that our feelings of mistrust l egat'd' July, 1893.
all kinds, theclieapest, at Lamb’s. Blank make several newspapers in this county. there fell upon the door with nTui li clank- need, I bid you call again, but please not
48 5
J. T. Apperson. Register
ding the matter are unfounded
lajoks, the only lull sliak in the city al We suppose there w ill lie a newspaper on : ing, ii common log chain, worth just this year until along in dog days.
Mr.
Howard
says
that
he
has
until
every
quarter
section
liefore
this
tiling
is
laimb’s.
2V M uch A fflicted C lerk .
about $2. Scolded by his mother, derided
October to finish the work, and that it
over with.
Men are coming in with horses and
I by liis sisters, w hooped up by his brothers,
can be done in about two months, how­
Challenger's Get.
Last
Thursday
the
ten-monthsuld
child
sleds on the Wilson river road, as far as
jeered and jawed by liis father the youth :
ever the people here should insist that
Hie double cabin, to take out salmon to of Rev. mid Mrs. C. U. Cross came near scooted for the barn, thence to an nncle’ij' At the horse show in Portland Chal­ operations be started at once.
choking
to
death
by
getting
a
small
piece
Forest Grove.
over on Soap Creek, uor did lie venture lenger’s get showed off to particular ad­
He went out ou the steamer Elmore,
of boue in its throat. Medical aid was home for many moons.—SheridanCourier. vantage, attracting more attention than
The steamer Elmore now carries a fine
but wdl return about May 8th to make
quickly summoned, but just as Dr. Me
any other horse there The Rural Spirit further arrangements. Capt T. W.
brass cannon and life line apparatus, All
The Leading
Where the Profit Comes In.
Callon arrived the little sufferer threw it
speaking of it says:
sea going boats of 100 tons capacity are
Symons, of the U. S. Engineer's office,
up—not, however, until it had turned
it is generally admitted that the con- | “The first event being the exhibition of is expected here next week.
required to carry a camion.
black in the face from strangulation.—
tmet for making the improvements on stallions—aged class—Challenger Chief
By order of the I'osimasler General I lie Dallas Transcript.
Dry Stocking Bar is at such low figures was the first in the ring, where lie was
Ore town.
¡■oat-othce at Onion Peak will Is1 dis­
F. 11 Adams, representing the G G. that the contractor must make liis profit paraded, without rein, ill styleandaction '
continued on April 29. Mail for that place
Wickson Co., w lie sold the creamery out­ by doing shoddy work or shaving the equal to an old show horse. Chief was
Mrs. Barnhart and mother took passage
should lie sent to Nehalem hereafter.
fit to the creamery at Fairview creamery, wages of the employes. The Knights of greatly admired by all, and more so by for Portland.
The H eadlight collector will call ou came in over the mountains Tuesday,
Of Tillamoolç.
Capt. Dilhain and class, from the fact liis
George Miznerhas returned from Walla
you May 1st, if you owe this ¡iiqier any­ lie reports the snow very soft, mid trav­ Lalair in Alarrdeen investigated the mat­
favorite saddle horses are Challengers Walla and reports a backward season
ter
nt
Gray
’
s
ILirbor,
where
J.
E.
How
­
thing. No use to try Io dislge him, us eling difficult. Mr. Adams <s here to set
ard (tile »nine man w ho I ihs the contract The next stalliou to enter the ring was there.
we must collect some money at once.
up the machinery for the Fairview cream here) is doing work, und report as follows: Colonel B, who performed Kime very
Ill the laseof the State vs. Win. Squires, eiy. The balance of the outfit will la* "Mr. Howard, who is looked on a» the bandy tricks under the management of The steamer Harrison which recently
came into the bay with a general cargo
for obstructing Tillamook river, Squires here on tile Augusta.
Dealers in all kinds of
real contractor is merely business man­ Mr Beebe. Then came King Patchen, a for the Woods stores left here on the 19th
was find $2u by fudge Maulsby, We
The Elmore came ill again Tuesday ager for Messrs. Scott A Jordan, of Port­ son of the great and renow ned show horse, bound for Astoria.
understand the case will la* ap|a'aled
ami will go out today. She brought a land Wages are two dollars |>er day, Mambrino King, w ho did himself credit
A Mr. Fox of Astoria has purchased the
Work in getting the South Coast off cargo of freight and the following passen­ Liard one dollar per day ; if a man wotks on liis first ap|iearauce liefore the elite of
the Item h progresses very slowly, and gers: Capt. Hiram Brown, of Astoria ;Mr. full time he can at best make five dollars our fair city. Prince, a Shetland stallion, cannery projierty of Hiram Brown; it is
there is some danger of failure, ou a< count Derby, of Keokuk, Iowa; J. E Howard, |>er week, should he Im paid in cash— attracted bis share of attention—taking ho|>ed by all that the cannery will run
ol the limbers sinking in the quicksand. the Dry Stocking Bar contractor; W. A. which he is n >t; but is given an order, size into consideration. Challenger was this coming fall and also that a store
The Daily Asturian will Ia* for sale at Wise, the dentist; John Williams and w hich is discounted by money sliavera. aw aided 1st prize for aged stallions, King will tie established at this place tilling a
long felt want.
Lamb’s on the arrival of the Elmore at (ins Wickland. Dr Wise slopped in Mr. W. Brown, of this city, a man well l’atchen for 4-year olds.
David Roliert Scott Daley, a resident
thia place twice a week. Thus you can Garilialdi for a short time. The Elmore acquainted w ith all the business men of
The great event of the evening was
get n morning paper the day it is issued will return to this place again as quick Hoquiam, had to pay
per cent dis­ Capt. Dilhain on his mare Caprice, whose of Oretown and an old Oregonian pioneer,
count on an order. We visited the sleep­ gait on the walk, trot and gallop Was per­ who came to the country during the
The Nehalem Times man is trying to as ¡loss i ble.
The steamer Elmore came ill Friday ing apartments and found them void of fection. Her fancy ste|>s, forward, back­ forties, says that this spring is the most
secure the post-office at Nehalem oil
necount of valiant services rendered the with seven passengers and some freight. all comforts, the supply of beddinglieing ward and side movements at command, backward he lias ever seen with the ex­
DRY GOODS,
Demis ratio party by said newspaper man. On her trip out liefore she towed seven entirely inadequate; several men lay on shows beyond question the great intelli­ ception of 1868, when it rained almost
CLOTHING,
fisli boats to Astoria, und the tow line the fl.Kir without covering and a turned gence of the horse, when properly taught. continually up to July 4th.
Two liens and a r-ock, game chickens,
parted as they were on Columbia bar down chair for a pillow . Much complaint She was sired by Challenger 1064; dam
HATS # CAPS.
were brought hi bl Engineer J inniiy Fox
Frank Harris is Dead.
In a few minutes, however, the boats iaalao in idf ataiut the eating ilepurtmeiit. by Cornet; 2nd dam by Veto; 3d dam bv
of the Elmore, mid Dave llmlley will
BOOTS
$ SHOES.
weie secured, though the liar was very Tile fare from Portland to thia point is Walnutbark. Capt Dilhain has had this
keep them and raise n brood of fighting
Thotnaa Franklin Harris died at the
rough. The officers of the Elmore are ordinaitlv five dollnra; Mr. Howard de­ mare less than one year, and her per-
risks for the edification ot Tillamook
well pleased with her action in rough ducts seven dollars fiotu each man's fortnaiice under the saddle is ¡ironounced residence of his father, at South l'rairie, G ROCE RTES,
eporta.
on Tuesday morning at So’clock. He had
weather mid think she w ill stand a storm wages ”
by all as lieing equal to the best trained been suffering from consumption for ii
The U. I' regular liners now ship Til­ or heavy sea as well as a regular bar tug.
CROCKERY,
The Aberdeen Herald sav«: '‘.lust now horses tn the larger cities.
long time, and his death was not un-
lamook freight from Frisco Io Astoria,
Two carloads of g<ssla just received at a Portland citizen is employing about 7A
QUEENSWARE,
“
C.
L
1
’
,
”
the
fine
stallion
owned
by
ex|«ted.
mid then it is transferred to the Elmore
the "Frisco Stole”, l ine line, new styles men in the liarlmr improvements, which 1 C A. Bailey, of this place, is one of
Frank was bom in this county, and GLASSWARE.
mid brought to this city at one through
of ladies' cais's aud cloaks. Arliuckles he has begun. The expenditure will Challenger's colts, and Mr. Bailey has
was 34 years old the 23rd of last August
rate—just as cheap as the rates from
coffer', Stats. |>et lb.; Ill to 20 Ila. of sugar amount to $50,000, and as almnt 50 of the endorsements for his horse from such
Portland.
He was sheriff of Tillamook county for
for $i IM); choice N. O. molasses; flour men are from Portland that fortunate men as C . P. Bacon, J Dilhain, M. D.
Re|sirts that thia paper is about to $3 85 per bbl.; 18 Ifw. extra choice raisins city will get the greater part of the money. Wisdom, J W. Hill and Root & Baclt two terms. A widow and four young
children mourn liis demise.
change hands are false. Some offers have for $1.00; 2 cans choice sweet corn for The contractor J. E. Howard, states that
These gentlemen s;>eak in the highest
The funeral occurred yesterday, the re­
been imide for the llKADi.luirT plant, but 25 cts.. 5 packages of matches for 10 cts.; the work w ill lie in progre-s until Decem­ terms of "C. L. P.," and Mr. Bailey will
mains treing interred in Fairview ceme­
none that we care to accept. So, we are 18 liar. Island rice for $1.00 In fact we ber, as 7,(XX) feet of dike are to 1« built.” be pleased to show their letters
See tery
likely to remain with the people here for will sell you nmre goods for f I (X' than
Of all kinds
display ad. elsewhere in thk ps|ier.
Hid«
W
anted.
a few yean yet.
Santa Barbara Floral Fair.
taken.
anybody else in the county. All kinds
A fìlowlBf Tribute.
A Puget Sound ¡Hiper recently con- of produce such as chickens, potatoes,
W anted :—Bids for furnishing about
It
is
as
good as
The
following
is
the
aw
ard
of
prizes
by
tainerl a paid local stating that C E. hides, eggs, butler, etc , etc., as good as 1.5lX> piling, more or less, st no much ¡>er
The Tillamook II kadught in a recent the judges to the best decorated building: ;
Wilsuii and his wile 'Clara” would open eash — "Frisco Store Co.”
Cash.
- ------
foot. Piling to be 8 to 12 inches at the issue complains bitterly of the mail ser­
a bank in Blaine City. If it is the same
Peter Musser, Frederick Weyerbaoser top ami 12 to 16 inches at the butt, 20 feet vice I etween Astoria and Tillamook, and Rumen A Lamb and John F. Diehl, first,
and W C Snow second —Santa Bar­
Wilson that operated here lie will proliab- and other well know n Mississippi lumlier- long, more or lews, spruce or cedar.
devotes particular attention to the horse bara Press. The Mr. Lainb referred to
I v do it with a jimmy
men own a big tract of timber in Oregon,
Lumber 40,1X10 to 50,(XX) feet more or
Il ally of our contemporaries have bills purr based a «ample of years ago They le s. Lumber to lie 3x8, and 18 to 24 service, which it characterizes as bad. is a brother of B. C. Lamb, of this place. ’
against us lor advertising, they should have formed a company to handle this feet long, to be delivered, at the dike at It appears from evidence furnished by
Aberdeen Bull for Sale.
several of the Seaside residents, that the
present them, as we believe in advertis­ timber, and it wouldn’t lie at all aur|>ria- Dry Stocking Bar
H
kadliwiit is alone in its position, and
1 have a full blooded Polled Angus
Furs,
ing and me willing to pay a reasonable ing if they should conclude to build a
Three thousand conls of brush, more that a more faithful servant tould uot be
Aberdeen bull for salp Call on, or ad­
late provided they will show that the saw mill or two Weyerbauser is keep­ or less, made up into fascines 9 indies in
Butter,
found than Dick Sales, who fac. Sall kinds
J ames C h >I9W bo ! i ,
matter has Isen well circulated
ing his eye on thia section, and one of his diameter ami 16 feet long, delivered on of weather in traveling on horseback over dress:
■*0'48
Long Prairie.
B/ga.
About thirty Odd Fellows and their representatives was out here a couple of Imnk of river where it CM l.< '
e of tire roughest and most dangerous
wives went to Bay City on the steamer months ago. looking over the country, scow, at wo
so much
ninth per
trer coni
cord
Wanted
ads on the coast in carrying the mall
Garfield yesterday, and with the Bay with a view to erecting the largest saw
Bids will Iw open till May A.
tween Seaside ankTillamook ‘•Beach-
City lodge celebrated the 74th anniver­ mill on the Coast, in anticipation of sup
Persons owing me are requested to set­
J. E H oward ,
sav no matter how threatening or tle at once and save coats ot suit. Must
sary ol tkld Fellowship. A graud I mil plymg the Nicaragua Canal company
Tillgaver,
|ld are the element«. I' k ' ii.-s never
was given tbers last night.
Cor. Front St.
have what is due at once.
with lumlrer.
Multnomah Co
|iak< a promise, and no storm can keep
W. F. D. J okes .
A Millwell Ave.
HKKVITIKS.
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Cohn & Co
MERCHANTS
Cenciai
dilctciiaiidhc,
'Produce
'Hides,