Tillamook this week
They report a
very enjoyable•■uting Tliev went in ),v
the North Yamhill route and returned
ffillantüok fjrnMitiltt
develop very’ fast.
Highest price for County order«.— I.y Wilson river and Voted the latter
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route the tielter of the two —I alay< u(.
A Co
In reference to the H eadlight '» C’olm
W. F. D. JONES.
The ih amer Elmore came in Momlav Ledger.
Legal uoticos must lie |>aid for nt Illis
remurk* regarding the mail sched wilh freight and pa««eiigeres
T he C ounty O fficial ^ P aper ule, the North Yamhill Record The steamer Harrison came in Sunday, office wle'U affidavit of publication ig
made Those who dabble in law must
and loaded with luuilier at Bay City
|H<y fees Io tl>e ciunty in stlvame. and
way*:
___ Independent in Politics
B C. Lamb ha« moved into his new
The al*>ve is very *trange, to ...mripfg next to the bank building. He some fee» in advance to nu attorney.
The newspaper man should have his
KATES OESI US( ription .
say
least. We are uiiuiuk ,! lias every thing nxru ..r
*ay the leant.
money ns soon as auyo
.
(«TMlCtUV IN ADVANCK.)
fl.M). that the present schedule was ar shape.
Hon. II. G. Guild, representative-elect
One year
. .75.
Iiegira to the const is an active
Six months
5Ü. ranged at the request of the people I
The !
is sojourning at Woods reciqieratmg hig
Three months
Those who have not already
of
Tillamook.
T.ese
business
men
1
operation.
health, which Inis not been good for
ADVERTISING RATES.
Grove
week.—Forest
per year >6.75 can now. under the present arrange i gone, go next
some time
Mr Guild expects to visit
f<>7'
i inch, pei month
.. ”
” 2o.uo
>>S
Til lai .took shortly, and express) s n de
”
” 33-°° ment. get their mail that arrives I Times.
£4 col. ’’
”
J.75
Dr. Cheadle, dentist, has gone back to sire to do all in Ins jsiwer for this
... ” ” 60.00
6 75
.. ” ” ioo.oo in North Yamhill Saturdays 26
11.00
Portland, lie made many friends while county, III f a t lie considers himself a
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and seta, after
Local notic*N, torts.
loci* per line
unv, ; ......
...
tlie first insertion. Only sets per line for first hours sooner than they did under | here, hi <1 his w<>ik gave good s.iIishiclioti
pretty good Tillamooker.
insertion for regular advertisers
Lost, Found. I’or Rent. For Sale Wanted, and the old schedule, and yet not satis- He ex|**» t-<t ... return «¡gain next year.
The Tillamook Advocate lias he, n
column!'.,
at
Special notices, in classified “ad’ »—.........
Mini
F.
A . f
Siari’iick few
and days
F. will
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion lied! If th<‘ mail should leave here
Rev. T. H
, purchased by the Advocate Publiwliiii r
and halt rates thereafter.
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Lexa I notices, Nonpareil, locls. per line for Sunday, and arrive there Monday, Lushier are here and in a L.,-----
Co , composed
of "•■•••Idi.-miM
republicans [?] of tlist “
first insertion and Sets per line for each subse
begin a series of uifftifigs in a Tab- cou.:ly, und will hereafter be conduct. <1
they
would
only
get
the
same
mail
quent insertion.
erected in l be west part i»f town as 11 striiiuht republican paper, T. I’,
that they now get on Sunday, and prnucle
They are Seventh Dav
mists.
llai.dley being the editor. The Advocate
The democrats of Iowa have —or 26 hours earlier—as there are Miss Beil Stiles, a grand daughter of will have a strong coiu|sililor in lite
no Sunday trains on the railroad. Uncle Mat Broun, has mine over from Headlight, under the able management
adopted a free silver plank.
What do the Tillamooker* want, a Tillamook, ami Mrs. IJelashmutt has of W. F. I>. Jones.—Forest Grove Tiniis
seven
days service, or special car gone to Seattle to visit her daughter,
Usually tlm coast tourists are good
The republican state convention
people, but there are some exceptions
riers
to
deliver their mail to them Mrs Horace Smith.—Dallas Ileinizer.
of Wyoming lias declared in favor
while out lishingon Sunday?-North John K. Whiteman and Lottie B. Recently a 111 n wanted to buy 5 cen s
of free silver.
Gardner were married on the siiniini t of worth of hay at Dolph, and in another
Yamhill Record.
a bald peak, HUH) feet above the level of 1 instance two men from Sheridan stonuiil
The Lafayette Ledger has been
a H ' over night at a hotel at Netarts
,
What does North Yamhill know the sea, near Oietown. Sunday. OllltC
~
with 11 two
party of picnickers were present, and ladies (?) mid stole away next morning
revived, with Dupuy & 1’onnay a.“ about Tillamook needs?
publishers. It him been reduced
I there were religious services.
leaving 50 cents for lodging and meals
in size to suit the times, and the
The outside papers are full of Mrs. Lieut. B. <>. Scott ard children, ' lor I lie four. Their names w ill be
Miss. Ruth and J-J iii , Miss. Bell Aider published unless they putlal.-h. They
dry, useless plate imittei'and patent personals regarding Willamette man
and Miss Katie Bitd relumed ir<>m jure wi ll known
any time, and the country would
«ide* have been dispensed with. valley people going to the const,
It in brighter and better Ilian ever. and are graciously giving Tilla
mook county the biggest advertise
The way the mail schedule is ment the locality ever had. The
arranged, the North Yamhill hotels summer tourists are here in greater
do not derive much benefit from ¡lumbers than ever before, and
tiie Tillamook stage travel. The hundreds still coming. They will
stop-overs are made either at the increase every year, mid there
Mountain House on the other side, should be increased accommoda
or nt Crowson’s on this side. It is tion» for these people, mid anyone
a little hard on North Yamhill.
who attempts to make extortionate
charges for supplies, privile<Ige»t
A good many people are advo or accommodations, should he cried
cating free roads from here to Wil down. Let’» maintain Tillamook's
I unette valley. It is claimed the reputation lor enterprising hospital
summer travel would be doubled if ity, mill we can all wax fat on the
the roads were made free. We revenue derived from Tillamook’s
have interviewed some parlies re summer resort», at the same time
garding this matter, mid will give giving the coasters and campers
the subject full attention next every facility to enjoy themselves
week.__________
at moderate expenses. Many of
those who come over here are so
In ense Jiipnn slxmld compiei'
favorably impressed that they im
China, the hitter named country
mediately begin to negotiate for
will be civilized to an extent
homes, realizing that Tillamook
hitherto unknown. However, there
has greater attractions for ranchers
are too many Chinamen, about
and dairymen than Ibr tourists.
600,000,000, to be conquered com
In fact, people can thrive here in
pletely by a small country like
some industries and be convenient
Japan. Iu case Japan is victorious
' to the pleasure resorts, besides the
in the naval warfare, which will
social and educational facilities are
be the principal part of the war,
good. It is a good time to get
there will lie 3(10,000,000 China
,
|
homes here, as property will be
men in the interior who will die
, IT very high here in a few years, and
and go to slieol, never knowing
'all the best places will be held by
that a war vx Ì k L m I.
| people who will not sell except for
.
fancy price». There are excellent
There should be Home govern-
opportunities
hero now, and no
nient work 011 tile Nestneea hay by
.
time
should
lie
lost in taking them.
all means, The great trouble there
,
Of
course,
the
people
here warmly
is a lake of good transportation
.
appreciate
the
generosity
of the
facilities, The people tiler«* com-
. \\ illamette valley newspaper in
plain of high freight rales. It costs
from one-half cent to one cent per .'making favorable mention of this
'county. If we could convince the
pound to haul freight from Sheri North Yamhillians of the import
dan, and fully ns much to get it by Alice of this country, there would
steamer. With some g<H>d work be nothing left undone that we
on the bar, boats could go in there could wish for.
Said on the Side.
COHN & CO.,
☆
The Largest General Merchandise
Dealers in
Tillamook County. — _
☆
We Always Lead
But Never
Follow.-^-
\ large line of Oregon made, all wool, fine
ly finised clothing, just received.
Boys’ Suits $6.50.
Mens’ Suits $10.00.
“Teaching is the noblest art, but the sorriest trade.”
Sfate normal School » «“S ÏÏ ô '.'
\ TRAINING SCHOOL for teai'litn*,
-A theory and practice combined. A
*■ *■ strong professional course, anil well
equipped model school. Thorough pre
paratory and aeadeniicconrees. >orm*l,
advanced normal, business, music and
art department«.
Light expenses; board and lodging,
Issiks ami tuition, not above $150 per
vear. The town of Monmouth lias a
beautiful and healthful location in the
very heart of the Willamette valley, 12
miles from the state capital. It has no
salisins.
The Normal School Diploma entitles
one to tench in any county in the state
without further examination. Gradu
ates command good positions.
Vitality and growth have al» ays char-
ectnrizrd the work of the Jontail. The
coming year promises to be the Itest in its history.
EX I’ENS ES :—Tuition, per term of ten week»: Normal, $6.25; Sub-Norm»!,
$5.00; Commeri ial, $6.25. I onrd and lislging: Foard at Noi mal dining hall, $1.75
tier week; unfurnished ristme, 50 cents ]>er week; f u rn islied rooms, with tire and
light. $1.00 to $1.25 per week; board and lodging in private families, from $3.C0
to $3 50 per week
t'utalagiies cheerfully sent on application. Address:
P L
CAMPBELL. President, cr U
A
V*H
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