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LOCAL NEWS. The Gammiideltiaii society of the Academy gave 11 social to the students and teachers of the school last Saturday night. Mrs. Hosmer's school at Fairview closed Friday. There was a large atten dance, ami an out door picnic was en joyed. People here in Tillamook who know all about the lands of the Siletz reserva tion are not making any rush to get there. Three hundred cases, latest patent, Mason’s fruit j irs, just received at Colins, ami prices even lower than they were last season. Robt J. Giles has spent several weeks here in the interest of the State Insur ance Co., of Salem. While here he made many friends believe everything he says. Why, the other day he was condemning velvet grass and extoling timothy, and he said that timothy was rich in posphates and nntrogenous matter. He til.so stated there was no caseine in velvet grass, and that a ton of it wouldn’t weigh over 500 pounds. A brilliant star, which resembled Venue in general contour, passed behind the northwest corner of the moon at 9:30 Tuesday night. Oak Nolan got Otto Heins, the aitist to make some photo graphs of it, and they are fine ones. We here a great many diverse expres sions regarding the new road system, but the general trend of evidence is that the county is getting more road work • lone this year than in any two years be fore, and that as soon as the system pas I ses the experimental stage, much better results will la> obtained. The first year of the May Academy City Market—Eggs 15 cents, potatoes closes next Friday, and there will he ap 40 cents per bushel ami in demand, propriate clo ing exercises. The creamery butter 30 cents per roll and no i school has been successful despite the demand for dairy but tor. croakers, and every indication is that it Rev. J. Schmid expects to be here to will be more successful next year. Due preachat Fairview achooi house on June announcement of the time of beginning 30, at 1 P. M., ami will go to Nehalem the next term will be given in these col on the following Sunday. umns . There w ill he consider able spoit here 'The sealing schooner Rosie Olsen, was on the Fourth besides the races 1'here wrecked recently on the rocks at the en will he considerable fireworks burned, trance of the harbor of Hakadote, Japan. and there will be a dance and a show at I'lie crew and seal skins were saved night. The Rosie was built by Win. Olsen, of The runaway couple that was here last thi» place, on the Columbia, and did ser week went hack to their home, and the vice on this coast a long time She was last heard from them they were in For captured l>v the Russians in 1892, but ce! Grove looking for a justice of the ' was brought back, ami was sold to Vlc- peace. , toria, B. C. parties. You can enjoy a trip to Garibaldi now. For Sale or Exchange :—A fine news Remembar that Geo. Squires and wife paper property, in a California town of • re now conducting the Garibaldi hotel 3900 inhabitants, not far from San Fran ft is the h<‘st hotel convenient to the cisco, and in the most prosperous valley beach. I in the slate Newspaper is doing a Tuttle & Cary are getting quite a nourishing business, and has a well water system in, ami may find it neces equipped plant, worth over $3000. Will sary to put in another huge tank. They trail« for good land, or a newspaper in are rustlers ami will not lag hi any en Oregon. Apply at H eadlight office for further information. terprise. Rev. Wm. Traverse, a Presbyterian A reception will he given at the resi dence of \V. J May Friday night to the minister of Portland, whose speciaty is members of the academy, and all of the Sabbath School work, is here accompan students who were enrolled during the ied by Rev M. Rohortson of the hhiiim place. Rev. 'Traversa preached in the school year. morning and Rev. Robertson preached Don’t forget the grand hall in the Lar sen House the night of the 4th Suppei in the evening in the M E church last Sunday. It may ho arranged to have will !>• served First class music will be Presbyterian preaching here regularly, in attendance. 'Tickets including supper and Rev. Robertson may take charge of $1 50 All urn invited the church at Bay City and this place There will he largest stock of fireworks We are promised something beyond such ns fire crackers, rockets, Roman the ordinary at the musicale next Thurs candles, pin wheels, etc, etc, ever dis played in this town, at Lamb’s when day, (ought. Our vocalist, Mrs. D. C. Bowers, is to sing, this, to true musicians the next steamer arrives. will be a treat. Our young pianists, Last Friday a hoiee belonging to Mr. Misses Belle May and Lola Wilson are Knight was badly hurt by a scrapei to give an instrumental duet, “Hun while working on the road near 8.0 garian Dance.” Miss Mary Technique, is Wicklend’s place The horse was shot wonderful for so young a p”pi|; her solo, to relieve him ol his misery. “Last Hop®” w ill prove a solace to many “Talking about keeping step in a pro a weary heart. All lovers of music are cession," anid Dan Bowers the other day, cmdially invited to attend “1 can easily keep step with the crowd, 'The show to be given the 4th of July hut the trouble is tlm crowd can’t keep night by the Tillamook Variety Co., will step with me They need training." be first class in every respect, consisting The new pump for the fire company of new work by Mr. Letcher and wife, whs tried Monday evening, hut owing to ami pantomime after piece by six char a defective coupling in the suction hose, acters. New music ordered expressly did not work well. The defect will he for the show will be rendered by the reimulied and a new trial made soon. Handley orclisstia Doors open at 7 I'om n> issioner Lin e visited Clatsop o’clock. Performances commence at county lacently and in his report regard 7 :30, which will give all ti chance to go Admission, ing I he dairying industry there he shvn to the ball after the show it is not nearly so well developed as it Is one price, 25 cents to all over 8 years old. in Tillamook and Washington counties No extra charge for reserved seats; get A man named Mike Cavanaugh has them early at Reynolds and Letcher’s been sent to tin« insane asylum from The stores. Dalles on Recount of too much drinking It Inis been currently reported that It is not known If it is the same Mike Jmlge ( under is getting $o pet day for Cavanaugh that was in Tdlamook for the time he puts in on the roads In mal ly. justice to Mr. Conder we will say that The M. E. quarterly conference will he on questioning him regarding this mat field here on July 6th and 7th Rev. G. ter he says that Im Is charging the coun \V Gue will pteach on the 6th, ami the ty nothing for his time on the roads, ami has furnished his own hoise, paying his bnsinesa evasion will occur at 2 1* M Judge Conder has a All the business members should be own expensro kind of a hobby for good roads, and for present Mslki Johnson, the enterprising teal god’a sake let him carry it out. We can estate dealer, of Forest Grove, has been all kick as much as we please, hut when in (he fity recently. II h is favorably im the Judge sets his head he is hard to We believe he has it set right pressed with this country. He will prob change ably have Ilia family hero during the this time. summer months. Tuttle A Cary received a large consign ment of binding twine last week, "hev will supply Mr. Kunxe, of Fai.view, and Mr. C. A. Smith, of Long Prairie, who have binding haivceteis which they use in oat harvest A subscription paper was circulated by Mr. Hvenaon to raise money to bin a horse for Mr. Knight wlioee horse was k lled while working on the road the other day. We understand a siitli 'lent amount was raised. Dan Bowers tried to float a raft of logs down the Tillamook last week and based his calculations on the tide table fur 1894. Then» wasn't enough water to float them on the start ami when they did tloat they went up stream The tides this year are just a week and twelve hours faster than they were last year, and all you’ve got to do to figure the tide from last year's tide book is to add the dif- ersnee to the time given, and deduct about ten per cent, from the sum total for wear and tear Tides are not quite as high as they were laet year, owing to the general depression, in fact there is little demand for them. All race entries must be ma<le ns fol lows For the 4th, on the evening of the 3rd before 6 o'clock. For the 5th, W. J May has just returned from a on the evening of the 4th l>efore 6 o'clock. Entries must l»e made at the trip to Portland. While there he order ed a new engine for the steamer Girtie office of A G. Beals. Ths engine used now is too large, caus If your liver ta out of order, if you feel ing a waste of power, and makes more dvspeptic, call at the Bakery and look noise than is pleasant to the passengers over the *t >ck of fruits, vegetables, nuts The new engine will be shipped direct fine candies, cakes, ect. Then buy some from the factory In Philadelphia, and it thing, go home and eat it, and von will is one of the beat and latest improved feel stronger and more cbeeiful engines made It will 1« put in the Aftei dog days there will be a contro in about three weeks, after which the versy in thia paper between the editor speed of the Girtie will t>e greatly in and Frank Linville regarding agricultu creased and the annoying noise and jar ral questions The worst trouble with experienced now will l»e no mure The Frank is that he has lost the |K>wer of Girlie rides a sea well and is a very fast distinguishing between the truth and fic boat as she is The contemplated im tion, especially when listening to him provements will make her a Brat class self talk, and we warn our readers not to' boat A. G. ANOntlON KILLED. He Died from the Effect of Injuries Kecelved while Working in Ills ■MB -Mill fie A G. Anderson met with an accident Tuesday which cost him his life. He got his right leg crused completely off, besides being bruised otherwise, ami on Wednesday morning died from the effect of the shock and his injuries. lie was working the edger in his wa ter-power saw mill, on Killam creek, when a large bell flew off and became wrapped around the drive pulley. Mr. Anderson tried to catch the belt as it was flapping around, but it knocked him down and under the large wooden pulley. The pulley has a rim and the fluor is cut away under it. His leg pro- jected into the hole and was literally hr wed off by tke rough rim of the pulley and he was otherwise bruised. One of the Walling boys was at work near by and extricated the unfortunate man from the tangle, but not until the machinery was stopped with r large block of wood, and when Mr Anderson was lifted out it was seen that his leg was cut off a few inches below the knee, and it was found afterward below’ the floor. When first helped out he laugh ed not realizing he w as seriously hurt, hut soon fainted away and grew weaker un til he died. Drs. Seal and Petre were theie shortly, amputated the jagged bones and dressed the wounds, but surgical skill availed nothing. Deceased was born in Sweden in 1850, ami came to America in 1868. He has been married twice ami leaves a widow ami nine children, one boy and two girls being grown. Misses 'Telia and Mamia tnderson of this place aie daughters, and Mrs. J. P. Allen is a sister of the deceased. The funeral will occur today at 3:30 j p. m., at I. O. O. F. cemetery, the ser vices to be held at the grave. : Dealers in General IVlerchandise. ^TILLAMOOK, OR. There will be a meeting of the Tilla mook county central committee of the Peoples Parly at the Allen house in Till amook city. Saturday July 6lh, 1895, at I o’clock P. M. Business of vital impor tance to be attended to. A full attend ance is requested. By order of J ob H askins , Chairman of the county central com mittee of the Peoples Party of Tillamook county, Oregon. To tha Travetlna rubile. Sturgeons & flew and Select ¡ftoclç. Eo H eadlight .—Th. Little Nest ucea Wagon road is now in good condition, and a new bridge acrosa the Little New- tucca river has been completed by the company owning the road. Dolph, Oie., June 24, 1895, W m . B axter . I y THE MASONIC C E I. E II IC A T ION A11 Immense Throng of Mason# A Fine Line of Jewelry Mere Present. On St. John’s Day, Monday, June 24, naarlp all the Masons, their wives, «laughters, mothers and sisters, in the county were present to celebrate and wltemui the dedication of the new Ma- sonic hall. Bav City Lodge was here in full fores, A Nplendhi Bargain. Tillamook Lokge was all out, the Eas One hundred acres, improved at Nes- tern Star contingents of both places tucca bay, nearly a mile of water front, were fully represented, and there were convenient to fishing and clam beds Masons from all parts of the county Best location for summer resort : grass, 5 'Th® procession living springs, choice upland spruce tim formed about noon ber, 10 year old orchard in full bearing, on the principal alst a comfortable five-room dwelling street, and then house Boat, tools and household furni marched to May ture go with the place. academy, where Terms $890cash. Apply to, appropriate exer F kank W ii . ehart , cises were gone Woods, 'Tillamook Co., Or. through with. There whs music ADDITIONAL LOCAL*. hv the Tillamook and Bay City 'Trilby at Lamb’s. bands, and singing Mr. Allen is moving into his new hotel. by the choir, after Wm. 'Talton is building a resilience at which T. B. Hand- Garibaldi. ley made a short Tilt steamer Harrison arrived in the! address. J. II hay Saturday. Bridgeford Worthy Some good work is being done on the Grand Patron of the Eastern Star of roads on the Miami J. B. Lewis ami II. J. Isaacs proved up the State uf Ore gon, made a brief on their claims Monday. Dav® Jones has returned from Califor explanation of the relation between Ma sonry and Eastern Star organization*. nia and may remain here. Mrs. Bridgefold made a few remarks, Horse racing was carried on all day and A. P. Wilson gave a toast to the last Sunday at the race track. “LambSkin.” Past Master J. D. Ed A big showing is already made on the wards gave a brief history of Tillamook government works at Junction bar. lodge from the time it was founded in A fine line of French ami hand made his father’s barn in I872 to the present candies are displayed in Lamb’s show time Mr. Edwards’ father was the first Mason in the county, and the old brass case. jewels of the lodge, which are valued Judge Daly, and a party of friends, higher than new ones of pure silver, were from Dallas, were here last week on a made by J. D. Edwards, many years ago. fishing tour. 'They were hammered out on an anvil, Dee Tomlinson has started a stage line and the brass was obtained from the old on the Wilson river road, and is doing u w reck ol a ship. good busintsn R. R Hays was called upon for a 'The largest lot of spectacles and eye toast, but he said “Let’s go to dinner >> glasses to suit all persons at Letcher’s J W. Maxwell ami J E. Sibley were on jawelery store the programme for speeches, but both Cohn A Co made a big shipment of were unable to be in attendance. After wool on the Harrison this week, but more music the crowd adjourned to the still want more. banquet hall of the academy where tons The •heriflT has collected $27,000 taxes of tempting viands were consumed, to date, $10,000 of which was taken in everybody having an exceedingly merry time. After tbit sumptuous repast, all th® past ten days. Fishing tackle is going like hot cakes marched 10 the Masonic hall, where ap in winter, you can get all kinds at Letch propriate dedication cs^einonies were had The hall was filled to its utmost, er’s jewlery store and th® ceremonies were highly fitting The Sweediah Ladies Quartette are At night there was a grand ball in the back to McMinnville after a long tour Larsen house, and those who delight in through California Terpsichorean art were fully satisfied. C E. Magers and A. U. Gortner, of Taking everything in consideration, McMinnville, were here last week doing the affair was a grand success, and all insurance business felt that it was a day well spent. 'l’he The academy pupil’s and teachers went town put on a gala ap|teui ance, and from on an excursion down the bay per the size of the crowd on the streets, one steamer Girtie yesterday would think it wae the Fourth of July School will commence again in Sep- M AKKETS. temlM»r, to last nine mouths, No princi pal has l>een employed yet. Engs— With sin.ll receipts the market Nels Thompson, the popular furniture advanced to lie; is steady today at lac. man, has been putting new furniture in Increased receipto may cans« a decline the Allen House this week. 1'otatoea—1‘vxir qualities ul old are sell Salmon lorries are plentiful this year, ing at 12',c to 15c per sack, Good and aie lipe. They are Uige and look stock would sell at 20c to 25c in a »mall fine, but are rather thin diet way B. C. Lamb shipped in two fire proof Hide.—Tlie market is a little weaker sates by the Harrison. He will use one No. 1, dry, selling today at 14c; green, and G O. Nolan will take the other 6c to 6',c Du Maurier’s Trilby, the only genuine, Wool—Eastern markets are firm «ml at Lamb’s Read this l»ook which is future looks more encouiaglng We quote A alley, lll,c to 12»,c; Eastern causing such a furor in literary circles Oregon, tk- to klc, according to quality Light summer goods, especially for and condition Fourth of July trade, also new clothing, Flour--The mark et s strong witii an shoes, etc., for the occasion. Cohn A Co. upward tendency. Good lirande ot Val le) aud Eastern are held at 65 to 12.75 “No hunting or fishing" notfoee at Receipts continue Urge, with a g.ixl Laiub’a. Only 5 cents each. I frock I sm demand for ehoiee dairy and < reainerv The outlook indicate« an improvement fishermen or hunters tear down youi Brine 15c to fences and despoil your gardens, get in values for the future AV |«r roll for No 1; store in rolls, lot some of these notices. They are in Dgal to 12‘,c |-er roll; clmi.-e dairy, 15c to 18c form. per roll, creamery 22^c to 25c per roll Stationery, Books. V* V* Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. T illamook , O regon . School Keport for District No. 1. Whole number of pupil, enrolled 8b. Average daily atteiidiince 68. Those huviug missed no time during the tei iM, and whose claas Rtiuiding. and deportment averaged over 90 per cent. were an follows:—Lottie Johnson, LeiiH Koch, Bessie Fichbaclier, Flora Hamin- rrat, Rosie Hanancrat, Murv Tinnerstet, Annie Tiunerstet, Dora Domildsou, Tommy Linville, Archie Rogers, Eddie Fichbaclier, I.eslie Penwell, Lillie Koch, Lulu Bush, Frede Kunze, Freddie Bush, Letter Curtis, Ethel Linville. M. P. 1 1 osmi : k ami KrrrtK M ills , Teachers NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. Noth-e is hereby given tliat by virtue of a warrant issued out of the county court, of the I County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, and | to me directed and delivered as sheriff and tax collector of Tillamook county, State of Oregon,, commanding me to collect the de linquent taxes charged in the list of delinqent tax payers f<Tr the year 1893 by levying upon and selling the goodsand chattelsof such delinquent I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re taxpayers and if a sufficient amount cannot be gon for the C ounty of T illamook . found then upon the real property as set forth in the delinquent tax list of said county or so F. R Beal# much thereof as shall satisfy theamount of taxes Plaintiff charged against the delinquent tax payer, to vs ; Dep’t No. 1. gether with costs and expenses of sale, situated illiani W. Quick in Tillamook county, Oregon, and described as Defendant J follows to-wit: To William W. Quick the above ...__ ______ named _ de- Chatterton (’. L., w of nw ne ’4 of nw *4, fendant, in the name of the state of Oregon you section 27. tp. 1 s. r8 w, 120acres; lots are hereby requested and commanded to appear 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 1, Stillwell's addi in the above mimed court and answer the com tion to Tillamook City $18 84 plaint tiled against vou in the above entitled suit on or before the first day of the next regu Day John G., tract beginning at a point on quarter section line 12.50 chs. w of'X lar term of said court after six weeks publication section coiner on E boundry section of this summons upon you, to wit: On or be 24. tp. 1 s, r 10 w, thence south I3CI1S. fore the 26th. day ol August 1895. The defendant to intersect center of slough, thence will take notice that if lie fail to so appear and westerly along center of said slough answer said complaint within the time above to make a westing of 55 rods, thence named, the plaintiff will apply to the court north to intersect said quarter section aforesaid for the relief prayed for in the com line, thence east 55 rods to beginning plaint, which in biiefis for a decree, foreclosing section 25, tp. 1 s, r 10 w, 16 acres; the certain mortgage described in the complaint given in favor of the plaintiff on the 25th day of Tract beginning 6u feet s aud 60 feet January 1895, and for a decree against the de w of #w corner of block 9, Tillamook, fendant for the sum of $60, with interest thereon thence s 870 feet, thence west 210 feet, from the 25th day ol January 1895 at the rate of thence s I05 feet, thence west 640 feet, ten percent per annum, and the further sum of thence 11 5OO teet. thence e 474 feet, $56 attorneys fees, anil for costs and disburse thence s 100 feet, thence e 245 feet, ments of this suit, and that a decree be entered thence n loo feet, thence e 131 feet to directing that the interest of the defendant in place of beginning in section 2s, tp. the Donation Land Claim of James and .Anna 1 s, r 10 w, i6 Quick, as the heir at law of said James and Anna Johnson Teter H., ne W of nw fw ’» ami Quick, I m * sold to pay said sums and for sucli. ne %) ne section 7, tp. 3 n, r 9 w, further relief as he is entitled to in equity and : 160 acres, tax .... |I2 42 good conscience. This summons is served on the defendant b> Miller A A., lots 1 to 22, in block 15, in A. publication thereof in the Tillamook H ead A. Miller’s addition to Tillamook light for six weeks, by order of Hon. H. H. (ity $3 I» Hewitt, Judge of said court, made at chambers Thayer C & E., a M of sw • ¿ w % of se i4, on the 21st., day of June, 1M95. section 30, tp. 2 s. r 10 w, tax fio 8o 5*i E- E- S elph , Att'y. for plaintiff. Wilks I.ucy A., lots 2 and 7, block 7. Bay j 7 75 I n the CincuiT C ourt of the S tate of O re Unknown, lots sand 6, block i3, Stillwell's gon for the C ounty of T illamook . addition to Tillamook City, tax < i 92 Isaac J. Stratton Now therefore after due levy and by virtue Plaintiff Summons by of said warrant I will sell at public auction for vs publication cash in hand at the court house door in Tilla Vinton S. Rice. C. Thayer and Department mook. in Tillamook county, State of Oregon E. Thayer Defendants N ». 2. on the 2>th day of June I895, at the hour of To Vinton S. Rice one of the above named de- to o clock in the forenoon of said day, the above femlar.ts in the name of the state of Oregon you described real estate, or so much thereof as are hereby required and commanded to appear shall be necessary to satisfy the amount of in the above eutitled court ami answer the com taxes charged thereon, together with costs and plaint filed against you in the al»ove entitled expenses of levy and sale suits on or l»efore the first day of the next term Given under my hand this 2a day of May 1895. of said court to-wit: J. H. J ackson , On or before Monday the 26th day of Sheriff and tax collector of August i*95 You will take notice if you fail to Tillamook county, Ore. appear and answer said complaint the plain tiff will apply to the above named court for the NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FOR TAXES relief demanded in said complaint towit. fora FOR THE YEAR 1892. decree against you for the sum of $462 with in Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of a terest thereon from the 24th day of March 1891, warrant issued out of the county court of the at the rate of io pet cent, per annum and the county of Tillamook, State of Oregon, and to further sum off 161 with interest thereon from me directed and delivered as sheriff and tax the 24th day of March 1891 at the rate of x per collector of lillamook county, State of Oregon, cent per annum and for J lao attorney fees and commanding me to collect the delinquent taxes the costs and disbursements of this suit and a Charged tn the of delinquent tax payers for decree against all the defendants forecl situ the year 1*192 list by levying upon and selling the two certain mortgages described m the the goods and chattels such delinquent tax complaint and that the lands described in said payers, and if none be of found, upon the complaint and said mortgages be sold as bv lav? real property, as set forth in said then tax list, or so provided and the sum realised applied to the much thereof as shall satisfy the amount of pavment of the sum# found due this plaintiff taxes so charged, with cost and expenses of sale, publication ujxm situated 1r. Tillamook County. Oregon, and u"°"' R1« b publication in th. Tillamook II kadi . igkt for «ix uerk« b. described as follows to-wit: IL" Krwit. Judge Of Mid ,.nur^ Pacific States Savings Loan 8c Building Association, mortgage from Susan made at chamber, on the 25th day of April itat A. and A. P. Wilson, Poo on lots 3 E. E. S kli - h block 10. Claude Thayer’s add. 3-9 Attorney for Plaintiff. to Tillamook, dated August 27, 1891. Recorded Sept. 4 1R9 t , book "G," N oth k of A pfoimtmf . nt of AnMixisTaAToa. pages 449, 45 o , 451, tax fió »0 h.i‘£Z,’»irSL)rrv*'1 ,hat ,,,e »»••««iRned . ^iOW thercf°rc after due levy and bv virtue of ha« b<en by the county court of Tillamook said warrant I will sell at public auction for th"»'; . dul’l adminiMrator of at the court house door at Tilla thee-tate of Edward S«uke Now. therefore all ’X»? 4 in " hand ,anio*»k County. Oregon, on the iwraou, having daim. against «aid eatate are >®th day ot 1T J ff une st the hour of 10 o’clock required to pre«e-nt them to the nnder.taned 12 t e . [cnoon 189« day. the above described much theieof as shall be neces ^arj to satisfy the amount of taxes charged levvTnd ¿Xether Wlth costs and expenses of Dated thia nth day of June IS95. Given under my hand this 20 day of May 1895 O tto WaiTHtn. J H JACKSON. ______ adminl.trator aforeaaid. Sheriff and tax collector of Tillamook County, Ore A man mimcl McQnilkiti fell from * Is'>nday evening «n<I broke his l«n The treasurer will probably make aii1 Dr Seal set it. other call for warrants next week.
