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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1893)
I We hear mi all aid. s expr, ssion,,, The following were among the guests suppl.ing the f’sli ami Mr. Jot.es super A queer story i omes from Wiacitutili w 111 toward I art h the steamer, Fhn.,,7 " ' intends the picsling pr<H-e*H. Salmon registered at The Aiderman this w eek : A m oi was injured last spring in such a Augu-U ft is a matter of), u,^- T. H. Williams, San Franeisro; A. L cut into long strips and dried or smoked manner as to force him to keep t> his the shippers as to which Iwal they has long 1«. 11 < onsideied a delicacy by Whitten,Nehalem; B. F. Durfee, Keokuk, bi d all summer. Being a poor man, with and it is useless for anyone to try t‘ Z* the fishermen and all otlieis who have Iowa; B. M Million, McMinnville;». a family to snpi»>rl, it seemed ns|>f his tate what they shall do It, however, lias never liven a«l- Swanson, Carlton; Capt H Brown, 1 tried it. enforced idleness would itn|«*e a great Rev.Hierdorff.ofBayCity.ha,»^,,, . Jolii soii, — St — Louû; Astoria; E 1 1 ‘ _________ — S. vertised or the »ale of it pushed as it <le- hardship U|*»II them mid lie was conse fixed up for a reading . ...... wforeti Mr. C A. Andreen, of Bay served. Weaver, Bay City; W. Mowers, Beaver; His wife, young iwople meet regularly to read a, 1 Rev. W O. Forbes, Poitland; Jacob Center, intends in two weeks to make a quently much coucirited. Sliet pard, Garibaldi; W H. Dierdorff, thorough canvass of Eastern Washington however solved the problem in such a spend their evening*. He..... . e Bay City; Harry Crane, Miami; C A. with a superioi quality of dried salmon imuiner as to make liissickness profitable. 111 his spare moments in decorating oi curing process, of which Having read of hatching chii kens by walls of the room with large paiIItil) ( Elliott, Buy City ; A. E. Withers, Port cured by a secret ■ c_ land; Ed. G E Wist, Nehalem; Geo. T. secret S. M Shipley of Bay Center is the incubation she decided to turn her hus- scenery alront Bay City. Jones, ’ Oregonian” Portland ; Joe Bailey, owner. Mr. Andreen’» experience, thus band's bed into mt incubator, and her Neskowin Forest Grove; T E l’riatoe, Netarts; far, with this new article of died is that busband, metaphorically speaking, into it almost sells itself, and lie anticipates ‘ - . lot . of eggs Camp, r* have gone for this year a setting lien. She procured a T. S Townsend, Portland, Mr Chitwood and family have g0lletu On Saturday evening a number of little difficulty in building up a good and though lie protested that he had no faith in liis ability to hatch a brood oi the valley Imp picking. members of the Christian church con trade in it.—South Bend Journal chickena, she placed the egg* in bed with gregation and friends of Rev Morgan Miss Jean Page ha* gone out to Sale,, AsroalA Sept. 19, 1893 hiui. When the time came lor the eggs lo attend school all u inter. met at his residence to express their good Editor HK.ini.iouT. to hatch the couple watched anxiously wishes toward him before his d. pailure Mr. John Gage, of Clackamas county My Hear Sir.—Regarding various re for Forest Grove, where he intends to port* idanit the steamer Elmore which | lor some sign of life in them and were is visiting friend, at this place. make his home in tlie future Mr. Mor have la-eii circulated in Tillam.s.k, we finally rewarded by hearing a faint Miss Alice Chapin opened this scho ,| gan lias resided in Tillamook ai out lour wish to state that heretofore we have ‘•cheep,” and in a short time a fluffy little < hii'ken came forth. As one by one the Sept. 41 li for a term of almut 10 weeks years ami it is safe to say that no citizen never thought it worth w hile to make any Mrs. J. McNair, of Ea-t Portland, i. The band of horses from Eastern Ore of Tillamook is more respected. Hewas denial. Any rumor to the effect that we chickens emerged the good people were (’apt. Brown, of Astoria, and Mr. gon, which arrived in the city Wednesday the prime mover in the building of the intended pulling her off the route or overjoyed, and no time was I-st in pro visiting her .laughter Mrs l’land for a Durfee came in on the Elmore. curing another setting In all three set shoit lime. Christian church, which was built alout Cohn &Co. are selling thebe-l flour on were nearly all sold by Saturday and I making a combination /« raise rates tings have been hatched out in this man a year ago and has since officiated as duly taken in hand by Tillamook horse Mrs G. 11 Page has gone toChiesgo the market for $3.20 per sin k. 17 I never entered our minds. W'u have gone trainers who reduced them to subjection pastor He preached his farewell sermon to great expeti-e to fit her up especially ner and a fl ck of about a hundred to visit the fair and also relative, in Rev. Wade will preach at IheChristiau in short order. No one was injured though to a largo congregation Sunday evening j ' for the Tillamook trade and also to make chickens is evidence of the success of the Minmsota mid Iowa. church when Rev. Morgan leaves. scheme. one of the horses fell over hack ward and Forest Grove will gain a good citizen. Mis* Minnie Richter has returned tn regular and prompt trips no mutter John Barker returned from his hunting broke its neck Some complaint was Starvation at Sea. Tlie case of Ben C. Irwin vs. Josephine I whether she was full or empty L't us her home ill Salem altera six weeks visit trip Tuesday. Four deer were killed made that unnecessary cruelty was used County has been decided in the latter’s assure the people of Tillamook and Ne On September titli w lien ten miles off with Mr. and Mrs Bowman. Mrs. May has recovered from her ill in several in tanres favor. Tlieqm-stion involved waswhether halem once and for all times, the steamer Sillslaw the steam, r llartison spoke the Hebo. ness and is again conducting her school. J L. Horst’i.an, the stair hu Ider and any county officer could make contracts R. 1'. Elm..re wdl run to Tillamook just schooner Mary Bidwell 3?days from Sail Marriage license was issued to Joe joiner, has some doors made of Oregon for barks, stationery or other supplies, | us long as we own her, giving tile people Francisco Her flag was flying unton S. H. Kennedy went to Tillamook thi, Ilauxhiirst and Carr e Hegarty, Sept. 15. larch It is a superior wood, white in aud have the bill paid by the county, as good service as possible, believing her down and boarding her Captain Crim of week. A raft, said to !>e the largest ever floated color, without a pronounce«! grain,finish court Irwin’s bill amounted to several ] tobeju-t the lioal for that trade. We the Harrison found that her crew of six The ruin, the beautiful rain, liascoii« < n the PaOific coast is built near Marsh ing well and making a good joint. There hundred dollars, and was chiefly for »lip-1 will contract to carry freight at present men were weak from starvation and at last. plies ordered hy the surveyor. According field. is a boily of this timber on the Willamette rs es for five years, or as long as we own could hardly crawl about the de.ks. Clyde Smith of Hebo paid Tillamook k The Oregonian has six pages of delin river, hi .<1 as seen from the road, the tr< es | to the Grant's Pass Courier, the law does tier. It isour earnest desire to give your They had been beating about off the visit this Wiek. not hold the official who makes the con month of the river for ten days, unable quent tax list, amounting to something are very smooth, straight and tall, and city quick and effective trans|iortatiou al Bud \\ allace of Beaver is hauling lum one has to look tw ice to find the first tract personally responsible for tlie obli reasonable living rates, Any complaints to distinguish anything because of the like <400,000 ber from Woods for his new house. gation either, but tlie dealer wliostipplies fog and having lost all hearings. The limbs. — Fon st < ¡rove Times regarding tlie service, overcharges, or Assi-ssor 1’ye is still grimlirg away at the article must lose. The county court Mrs. G W. Body-fed ard Mrs A. J provisions gave out on the night of Sep the asstssmeiit roll but will soon have Missrs. Fori and O W. Barnard are is responsible for money expended ami shortages, will ^receive respectful atten Rhomb shave returned from Portland, leather 3rd Captain Crim was unfortu it coni|»l«*tcd. building 11 scow for Dave Tempest of should therefore, it would appear, make tion at our hands. Thanking the people nately unable to do much for them, being .1. M. Kiiifoug of Hebo has moved to Bob Hicks, tin* land Its ator,ofGhmora, , Netarts The wow will le .‘16 feet long it* own contracts, as the law plainly te for past favors and trusting they will very uncertain himself on accouul of the Linn county, Ore ., wi ere he goes for continue the same, we remain was in town this week lie reports that by 16 feet w ide ami will be used cn N<- quires. fog when he would reach land and liav- his health. Yours Very Rerpectfully, 1 tarts bay as a ferry an«l pleasure boat, business is dull. On Tuesday was celebrated the Cen forty passengers aboard However, he E lmore , S anborn A Co. Quite a numb r ol » ur neighbors will The steamer Elmore came in last even . as it will be large enough to carry a partv tennial of the laying of the cort.er stone provided the starving men with some lose their grain iro| s if this rain con Tlie Salmon l’ack. ing with a number oi pas-eiigers and a 1 of pleasure seekers out in the middle of of the Ci pilol building. President Cleve bacon, lea, sugar, flour ami pork and tinues much longer. the bay w Imre I hey can anchor ami spend cargo of freight A storia , Sept. 15.—Elmore, Sanborn A directed the captain to he in close to shore, land delivered one of bis characteristic the «lay fishing. When business increases W. S. Runyon is in the city today. South i'lairie speeches and echoed the sentiments of Co.’s fall salmon circular, issued today, w here the tug could see his schooner. Il He reports the road rather soft oil account Mr. Tempest intends to fit the scow up the nation when lie said, "If tlie repre says: “At Shoalwater bay and Gray’s is not yet known whether the vessel has with engines and propeller. Jeff Walla« e was out from Braver of the recent rains. sentatives who assemble here to make hurlior fish were scarce. At Puget Sound reached Coquille. Saturday. The fi-r« st lire« in Wisconsin are still law* for their fellow countrymen forget they were running very slack until the The bridge a<*i<sa Joidnn was coin , l lie Correct Version» John Mar« If brought his threshing . rag ng with unabated fury and now lltli inst , when they took a spurt and pleled hist Thursday ami teams can now tlm duty of broad, disinterested patriotism machine last week. covers an area of 2(H) square miles The rail in fairly good quantities. If dry M iami , Sept. 17, ’93. and legislate in prejudice or passion, or cross without trouble I city of Ashland wa?* in the path of the on behalf of sectional, sellisli interests, weather confinuts tlie l’uget sound can- Mr. Barret and w ife are visiting friemb Ed H eadlight . — I ’ lease allow me to Mr Otto Walther, of Beaver, Inis re flames and tlmu.h over a thousand men the lime when Ilia corner stone of our ners will have a fair pack, but even then [correct a statement made in your paper in McMinnville. turned from Portland. His wile will re- were fighting fire o\ er a hundred families capitol was laid, will not be worth com it will be nothing like last year’s output. of the last issue in legard to the accident F. D. Vincent dosed his term of school n ain there tor a short time yet. wen» reml« r« «l homeless Every «lav It 1 lie rains come on early the pack will I that happened to me. When returning here on Thursday. The school din ctois will hold II in<‘ct- news comes of families being surrounded memorating.” Speeches were also made dwindle down to very small proportions 1 from Garibaldi the accident was i.ot Albert Mas«.u Ijegan school in the ing Satuiday mid it is expected the public by fire ami perishing, ami w lmle villages f>y Vice ¡’resident Stevenson, on behalf indeed. All the rivers south of the caused by defective harness but by yellow Quick school house last Monday. of tlie senate, Sp< aker Crisp on behalf of school will commence Monday next. are being swept from the fa« e of the earth. the house slid Justice Brow 11 of the Su Columbia are uaving light runs, which jackets stinging my team. While in Mr Bert Severance went ovei the Sm h a terrible affair has never been HEAL ESTATE TKANSFKKS. improved aomew hat during the late rainy- Garibaldi I bloke my neck yoke and to preme Court. mountains to Forest (¡rove yvsterdiv. known before. weather. According to our latest reports rig a false one to get home 1 used a piece A F. Miller, of the forestry depart Bert wiM attend the Pacific University. Henry McDrrniottto EllenN. Hutchins We publish a letter fr««ni Elinor«*, San- ment of the Oregon World's Fair com Gray’s harbor l as LOjOcases, Shoalwater of boat boom rigged with inch rope for power of Attorney. Edmunds A Co. are building a new ls«rn A Co. in regard t«» the statements mission has just forwarded to Chicago Bay 1200 cases and Tillamook 1500 cases. rings, the middle rope ring 1 half store next to the ol«l building. I he new made by Captain Schrader a lew «lays J. Reetel to H. Reefel lots 7and 8, blk. I lie quality oi fall fish is aliout the same . hitched in front and back of pole iron so for free distribution from the Oregon pl ce will be j I bv 50 feet ami one story ago that ill« ;, hml propose«! to him to as that of previous years. At Siuslaw it would be secure. When the jackets 13, Nehalem City, $30. forestry pavilliou at Chicago 1U,(MX* hand high. William Johnson to Rhoda Johnson, lake off all boats but one ami then charge some Oregon souvenirs. These souvenirs ami the Lmpqua there has been a |s-r- stung the teum tiny commenced to kick Threshing is tin» order of the «lay on extortionate freight rates. The scheme, are very handsome, being small, highly eeptible inciease in size No definite re and they soon had three tugs loose, one tracts in sec 28, Is, 9 w, part of Trask the prairie but the out crop is reported as reporte«!, was a childish one, for with |iolished blocks of native woods. The ports are vet at hand from Coquille or tug holding and the rope neck yoke I) L. C., <4 .00 lather light Kuntz Bros hate over 2000 tin* aim unt of freight coining t«» Tilla colleelioti embraces our principal finish Rogue rivers. The fall fishing in the which 1 think saved my lite, 1 v the |»,le Nhnrtft. bushels mook, and the ihhii I ht of boats that art* ing wo *1*, and they will prove attractive Columbia is fairly »uecessful. Only two keeping oil the ground As I lie Imre on Subscribe for the H eadlight . The fish in my back I thank many kind l.ietids fol I’M. G. E Wist, of Nehalsin, was in lying idle there would be no diffn ultv in mementoes of the fair and will go far canneries are running the city, thia week on buaiiiesa He is geil ng freight brought in here at reason toward advertising Oregon in the east. Baker’s bay for the last few days have- kind offerii gs. 1 tier’s Root Beer at Williams. enthusiastic as « ver iilmiit the pr«>sp« cts able rates and without discrimination. L 1‘ arkisu Oil each piece of wo»*l is -tanqied the done well, and the quantity ot fish Com Put your fruit up with Aiitifermeiitine, itig m, if they ran in a small estuary of Nehalem. at Williams. The steamer Harrison arrived in Satur variety of the wood and tlie word “Ore Henry Baker Drowned. The rain has caused much damage to day evening ami cairn* up to this city gon ” Mr Mdler has also sent to the would give prospects of a large paca For sale, cheap, a lot at Nehalem City. On Friday last H nry Baker, a well the grain in the county ami there will I ti Sunday «‘veiling on the tide. She brought agricultural department a magnificent They are very much scattered, however, Address this office. f known settler on the Nehalem was in the Columbia. Tlie hump-back variety- now some dill!« ulty alsait gelling lt a goo«l cargo of freight w hich was un collection of grasses, which will add not Wash and Is* whiter than snow. Copco drowned. Nothing is known as to the are coming in very large, many of them properly dried out. loaded Munday B< siilvs her own crew a little to the great interest already mani weighing do (munds. The price ruling cause of the accident He Imd been to Bath Soap at WLiains The recent rains have made the roads the Harrison wi t mnnne«l hy the crew fested in this exhibit. I for tall salmon this year is extremelv Nehalem on business ami started fur hit» Ogden <& Townsend pay the highest heavy, and the Forest Gro\e stage has of the Augusta that boat being laid up Mr. H G. Jolies, of the Oregonian difficulty in making the trip in time f«»r in Portland for repairs The Harrison staff, is in the city gathering information poor, owing to tlie great quantities of home five miles up the south fork, and market price for good dairy butter. Apply has recently IM*en fitte«l w ith t*oui|*ound regarding Tillamook and its trilmiarv re Alaska fish now offered ut #1 07'a de the last seen of him was when Fred at the City Creamerv- the Portland train. engineii and also a« commodati«»ns for sources to lie published ill a liand-lmok to livered in New York. Fall fish will bring Kablre saw him paddling along on the Two men. (’lemeus and Hanson, are For Sale. piissengera ami will run here until the lie issued by the Oregonian next January. about $1 17‘a delivered in Eastern states. south fork wi h only one «»ar. He stale«! hand logging oil the Jordan They have Wagon, set of harness, three plows, then that he bad lost the other one, but Tlie Howl-Law Dedal on. been at workals.ul three weeks and have Augusta's re|»airs have b<*en Completed. Tlie l ook will lie in neat foiin and will could get home all right. Next morning two harrows. two cultivators, one hind already g-«t alsait 140,(100 feet. Many of the |»eople wlm rushed into consist of several hundred pages, well Judge Upton of Wa||M Walla, has de bred Zaddach found the canoe and later scraper, one wheel acr:i|rer. one sulky Work on the lighthouse road will com- the Chemkee strip are now rushing back illustrated and will liedistiihuterl through cided that ti.e road-law of 1.S93 is uncon on his hat w..s found but as yet the body plow. Terms cash. On amounts of $10 meme next Momlsy. A large * rew of sore ami disa|»puinted. The land, which out the country wherever it will be likely stitutional, u|*>u the same grounds upon Ims not been rt covered Baker has lived or more g<*»d approved notes will I* men has ln*rn engaged and tile work was sup|M>sed to l»e flowing with milk to attract attention. Tlie cost of getting which the state supreme court found the on Nehalem fur a gm«d many years and taken. Apply to G. W. E lliott , w id Ire done as quick as |su'd Ide. and honey turned out to be dry and dusty, the information mid publishing the work law of 1890 imcoustitutioiial. The point was manied to a Kloocatmin. will be covered bv revenue from adver raised, says the Colfax Gazette, l-ears on near City Creamery. The ag tatfon f *r a tire engine haa sulr- with a burning heat that makes life al tisements. The lss>k will no doubt l*j tiie condemnation of private property*. The Eureka- •Ided. Many ar»» of the opiniofi that a most intolerable. Water is scarce ami numl>er of wells with force pumps would sells at 10 cents a glass in shops, restau very valuable and tesult in many settlers The law of 1893 provides that damages The M-lnKiner Eureka w hich »itilvd from For the next 3J .lavs, Mr. C la» much more ctficient than a single rants Hibl drinking places. Bread sells coming to Oregon. Every facility should j to private property by reason of a road Nehalem to San Francisco Kept. 1st with Iks lie will offer for sale lot 6, blk. «■ “ be afforded Mr. Jones in getting informa for 50 cents a |«ouml ami snmke«l ham shall be assessed l.y three viewers, and a cargo of lumber w as pit ked up off the engine. for a dollar. Many dead bodies have tion up-to-date, for there is no doubt upon their re|>ort, "the court shall order cotst of California in a water logged con Thayer'a ad liiioti tv Tillamook, f»r I«’1' The <'«si|»rrage Com puny at Bay Cit y For terms address Tillamook i* making a* much progress have started up agiili this w»*ek. and l*eeii found but cause of death not ascer as any other county, and our re*oiirces that the road lie estahl shed as snrveved,” dition, ami towed into Eureka, Cal. C li. Bonn. tained and doctors are kept busy attend and opened, and Unit a county warrant While at Nehalem she was leaking and C mer’s mill is also runn'ng again. It In le|wndence, Orf. t-f will compare (monthly with any section l>e drawn for the amount awarded as part of her cargo was unloaded on that M»emes as if times should h-l’vely at ing to tlmae who w her»» injure«! in the of this i-oast mad rush For Male. damages by the viewers The law, how account, but her captain considered it Bav City. I have fur sale at Memalooae point The Aslorian of yestenlav reports that ever, also provides that if any jienion woul I I m * sate to go to sea. She will have We publish in this issue a letter from The atone for the foundat on of the fine milch row s and young stock, st s on Tucsilay morning J. P Austin, th« *'»p[ear ami co.dest the award of the to he unloaded ami the cargo re-sliip|»ed bargain. For further particulars apply t0 new bank build'iig seems to l>r saiorated Mr. I. l’.irrish giving u< further part well known postmaster at Cannon Bench, viewers, the amount of his damages may We air with sea Irivrxe, or someth tnthat re iculars al*mt his accident Bay * tty’s New Seh .ol. F. N. E lliott . aa, taken up to Portland hy a United •< ascertained by a jury.” Tins in the minds one |h>wcrfullv of the heath at glad to get this information Mm| to know Stales marshal, under arteat at the in- Grading is altout timshed at the site of opinion of Judge Upton is unconstitutional that Mr Pairi-li wa. in no way to Idame. (iaribaldi Htanee of A G E. Wist, po-tmaster at in that it coiiqs-ls the injured party to the Bay City school house. Tlienmtract PAINTING, The Elmore ainv««d in the I mv Sunday It is often very difficult to get a correct Nehalem, for sending scmrilou. and de protect himself trom injustice at the hands for the building has l>eeti let to Long A evening ami raine upon the «Mine tide repot of anythin/ that happens away famatory matter through the mails, It | <>f the comitv. by filing a protest and de Barliourof Bay City for J4..XX», and work She had a cargo of go< ds for I he men hunts from the city and in order to give the appears that Wist sent Austin some re> manding a jury trial, when, under the will be carried on front this time. The here ami a tew passengers She passed news must sometimes do it on very scant gistered packages with rvieipt <ard. constitution, it is expected that the citi school I,, use will be a frame building and Paper-hanging. foundation. We try to make re|orts as out Tuesday n.oridng reliable a* possible ami if people, instead attached for delivery at Cannon Ih-a. h, zens whose property is taken for public with a brick foundation and its location For estimate?* and prices call on. or l° Hie Mid-W inter Fair at San Fmitciaco of growling because a newspaper d.es not and that Austin was a little tardy tn re use can remain quiet and be assnn-d that is one of the finest that n.uld have been H ermann (J rwn II. Beaver lesl-on*'« 41 Tillamook County. Ore promiara Io l< very fine. The manager* give every item exactly correct, would turning the receipts. Wist an to in a before the phq«rty is condemned the found in Bay City, l«ing on the hill a are making every effort ro g« t exhibit« kindly give a reporter reliable inmrma- very iui|«tient manner asking the reason county w ill ascertain the amount of his abort distance south of the Fresbvterian Mrs. J- JOHNSON Mitt L. J. RUGGLE8 for «lie delay, and Austin then matled damage church. and Io advertise it, and there it nodoubt Iton they would show la tter judgment. one of the receipt cards in nnsner, aith the exhibition will la* well worth attvnd- Wo Kart, v<mn< Maa. For Male or Trade. From Altea «*omea the at«>rv of a Sea these surds written acrosa the face, I ing. 0 ' ' I -rd.-ei.-Ang,,, polle,I Angus A former resident of this vicinity has Serpent, several people are said to have “What'sthe matter with you, I hear you Hitoßlfö & 3ol)Hoan Lev Nelson, who waa convittetl ot kil seen it One party whs going up the reversed the famous Greelv axiom of l-ull, 2-year old, one Aberdeen Angus were drunk yestenlav." So Wist at omej ling sheep at the late circuit *-»»urt. ia now bay in a lost when it made its apperance took out a warrant in the Cnited States “young man. go west, and grow up with cow, 4-year old, ami one yearling heifer, confiiusi in the cumity jail, in default of close by, lie thought it was going to take Court and had his brother postmaster the country," and instead lias gone east «11 thoroughbred and registered stock. paying the tine of |75 imposed upon him. where the country is trying to grow up Will trade for horses or will sell on time hint in and was so seared he fainted arrested It wdl take him ats»ut 37 Java tu full'll I Two brave men got tlicir gu s and se Tt.ecuring.ml pi.-kiing of salmon on O'heV Jl " .7* ¿“T with approved notes. Here is a bargain T illamoo «. (►•*• I hr (M'lially. as I want to dis|*Me of the cattle. For Nvar Court Hoit*e. curing a bn.it went in search of llie furtber particulars call on. or address A lour liorse tram came over the Wil monster which suddenly came up clone or r^r •oil river road this week with a I- m J of to them ami ha-ked so hideous that they ha* -e,..v.d an ord G W. PiiKin, 1720 poiimla *.f giant )s»wder for the light- (lulled for shore for all they were worth, «he.1 salmon from W.r.paJ Wb .ndl^nk m “",'On “r N“tarts. Ore. bouse T'-ad kt « nr place a bridge gave on reselling it ran for tall timber, and at • • ■ li., the .ittount 1 ' *n.‘ ''*"k"h*s been made the nominee of the FortlanU Wark.l. alrrntly way under ti e load but there was no ex last retiorts have not been heard from diipmrnt A« *mn a* th.'l'r ^^ *»««« staid old cxMimon- Hour $3.25 —Butter, brine, 25 to 30 «•'»heir.undid.tr pl smti and the wagon was taken out all We would recommend the parties not to an.l the m I iixhi £ P.ckM 1 mm?r*”h- cents per roll; choice dairy 45 to 5t) cts. right mil their driuks.—Yaquina Bay News n •’ f,r Truly t.mes change; go will be »hipped H.. GEO. W KI'iEK- per roll — Potatoes to fk> cts. per smk. rkan Bru. are east, youug man.—Corvalli.Gaaette. I —Oats, white. 34 to 36 cts. Bay CUT- 41-54 T J. Bowles, who resides near the Quick place received news yesterday of Fish are still running slac k. the death of hia father, Thoma« Bowie«, Butter wanted at Cohn A Co**. 17- of Dallas at the advanced age of 90 years. W. W. Curtis went out on the Harriaon. Mr Bowles resided for many years in Eggs 20 cents a dozen at Coin. A Co’a Yamhill but two years ago sold out and Joe Ihiuxhurst was married thia week. moved to Dallas. Mr. S D. Pierce, one of I he most re Colin & Co. keep only the highest grade spected citizens of this county, died Fri of flour. 17- Al>e Cohn went out to Portland on the day of hemorrhage of the lungs. 11 is death was very sudden and nnex|»e< ted ami Harriaon was a shock to his family and many The Harrriaon went into Nehalem friends throughout the county. He was yesterday. 46 years of age and leaves a widow and 90 cents a sack for the liest flour at six children to mourn his loss. 17- Cohn & Co’s. The principal port of the Harrison Mrs. Wilkes, of Miami, ia reported to cargo was a stock of furniture for Mr be very tick Nels Thompson, w ho wiil carry on Ims- The Harriaon passed out iit 8 o’clock inehs at his place next door to Fred Lar Wednesday morning sen’s blacksmith shop. The stock is a Gum boots and slickers are again re very fine one ami parties desiring to buy furniture would do well to pay him a sorted to by Tillamookers. A large quantity of butter was ship|«ed visit. Mr Thompson w ill still do cabinet making ami other fine wood work on the Harrison this trip. Why MirtT MKKVITIKS. j Frescoing, Decorating, MILLINERY m“:Vv“r£:r;,in Money loaned, Notes bought, Collections made,
