ffilliimoolt ijcaMipltt.
----- BY-----
W. F. D. JONES.
T he C ounty O fficial P aper
¡slating.’’ This is the monopolists
opinion of the farmer.
Wonder
wliat Washington, Jefferson, Clay,
Jackson, (all farmers), would have
thought of such an insult to their
craft?—Ex.
------ Independent in Politice------
I
Uhe Pamous TUilson IRiver l^oufe.
most people here don’t know, par
ticularly, where they are at.
But we have campineeting on
hand now as a diversion. The big
tabernacle is located here, and this
-ws-w-
is the annual convocation. 1 Then
comes the populist barbecue cele- F orest G rove to T illamook by Q uickest , C heapest , and B est T he M ost P opular B each R e
sort on the C oast .
R oute to P ortland .
bration of the 4th in which 1 the
T he W ilson R iver R oad .
populists of three counties will
Happy ('amp now ready, bath houses will be
Connects with evening train in Forest Grove
unite.
The best mountain road, the most magnificent so passengers from Tillamook arrive In Portland prepared soon, and stages will connect with the
scenery on the Pacific coast. Cheapest rates of same day. Only 10 hours on stage.
*
Forest Grove Stage.
Turner, Ore. June 23, ‘95.
Netarts Beach.
Stage Line.
The Sunset Route.
Persons going to the coast at
this season of the year should not
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
eat oysters. This is the season of
(MTMICTLY IN ADVANCE )
One year
............
the year when they are un whole-
»1
Six month«
.
...
■ Ti
toll in the state
poisonous. Out of a
Three month«
ni. some and
Leaves Forest Grove 6:30 a. tn. Sundajs, Tues
Four horse team. $2.00 Round trip, $3.25
If you want to see the sea
days ami Thursdays.
ADVERTISING RATES.
COMÍ' UP HIGHER
party of five who ate rock oysters
Two ”
j .50
"
2.50
lions, the arched rocks, and
Leaves Tillamook, Mondays Wednesdays, and
Horse and buggy, 1.00
1.50
1 Inch, par lnonlh
>0.75
P«rj
the grandest scenery in America,
at
Newport,
three
weeks
ago
three
Fridays.
cart, i.oo
"
i.5°
come to Netarts. Good ac
i ’.........................
»»5
Engage seats at Tillamook hotel orofT. C.
A correspondent from Lyons, I Saddle or pack horse50
75
kcoi. ”
”
3.75
commodations reasa liable
of the party were made deathly
McNainer, Forest Grove, who can be reached by
Loose horse or cow i_»Ja
H ’
’’
”
075
telephone from Portland.
Sheep or swine
05
I
’
”
"
11.00
wr
riling
local
items
to
the
Albany
sick and one of them came near
Local nolle»«, torts per line; an<1 5c.
th« first insertion Only Acta per line for first losing liia life, and is not yet out Herald says:
Take the Sunset Route for Tillamook. New Wagons, New Stock, Safe Driving. The Mecca of all Coast Tourists.
insertion for regular advertise! s
Address I). J. H adley , Tillamook.
Good accommodations en route.
Lost, Found, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and of danger.
A. W. S everance , Receiver.
This
is
the
wrong
sea
"Some evil disposed person kill
Special notices, In classified “ad” columns, at
tna rate of one cent per word for fit st insertion son of the year for rock oysters.
ed a dog for Dan Brady.
We
snd halt 1 ates thereafter
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for
thing
this
is
too
bad
and
now
only
flr«t iiibertion and 5cls pci line for earl) subse
qnent Insertion.
't he 8. F. Examiner in dincuBB- one hound pup left with quite a
All notices or communications should ing the opening of the Baltic and
family of young children to feed
l.e sent in a.s eat ly in the week as possible.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
North sea canal closes with the and bring up, and especially at
T illamook and N orth Y amhill :—
Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. m
Correspondence Wanted.
following pertinent remarks re- this time of the year when so much
Arriveat Tillamook next day by
4 p. m
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m.
The H eadi . khit is for the people, and they
depends
upon
a
good
dog."
an* invited to write for its coluiniis We bo- gaiking the era of modern canal
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
. 2p. 111.
lieve In free exercise of opinion, mid wish to
T illamook and H obsonville :—
'Pile person who wrote the above
eiicourag** independence of thought and action. building:
"The ship-canal builder
L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.in
I,oral topics are preferred. Our name s I iiih I s
Arrive Hobsonville
9:00 a.m.
at the bend of this column, and everything, is making short cuts for navigation should be lifted from the humbler
I.'ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday . 2:15 p in.
not otherwise signed, we stand responsible for.
Arrive
Tillamook
...........
5-15 p.m.
If you write, don't be afraid to father your own all over the world but the great- walks of life to something higher.
N etarts :—
opinions, but sign your name for publication,
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
it is cowardly to do otherwise and articles ' est cut of all still remains as a Merely corresponding for i< one-
and Saturdays at
with fictitious names have little weight. We
ûf
i q { Arrives
7 a. m.
Netarts
adhere to this condition, except its to local cor challenge to American enterprise. horse daily is below the station of
12 nt.
! Leaves Netarts, same days,
res|>oii<leiits who semi news Items pure ami
I p. m.
' Arrives Tillamook by
simple. 111 such cases we do not publish the The city of Manchester lias spent such intellect.
6 p.in.
A
person
with
name of the writer.
B arnegat :—
Hut if you wish to express nil opinion orcrit more on a
Round trip to be performed on Monday.
waterway designed such acumen should have a paying
icize somebody, you must sign your name for
G rand R ond :—
publication Ami, in all cases we must know merely to save thirty or forty miles position on a big newspaper.
I
Leaves Grand Rotinde daily except Sunday
the name of the writer. Don't throw out petty
at 6 p. m., or 011 arrival of mail from McMinn
personal slings, ordeal in course abuse regard of railroal transportation than the
We should like to engage the M« nufaeturer« of and
ville.
nig your neighbors. Would lather you’d abuse
—»Dealers in
I Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45.
the editor of this paper. Such letters would be entire estimated cost of the Nicar man, if it is a man, to write edi
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
mote apt to"be published. 1 1 fact, people who
p. m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
hold opinions differ» nt f:oir, outs uie urged to agua canal.
torials
on
political
economy,
The
city
of
Chicago
li'
it
! which is usually 4:30.
write them for puhlicalio*:. We'll answer you
Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45.
fairly and courteously if your opinions are wot th is spending halftts much on a drain is a lady, we will give her a post-
answering V»’c ate anxious to have parties of
Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M.
differrent tallh express their opinion ill this age channel as would be required, lion on our editorial staff.
Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P. M.
papet
w<■ p life ouraelveil om gt anting every
body to think ami act according to hiscon according to the figures of the en
Sunday 3:00 to 2:00 P. M.
science, regartlless of our own beliefs.
fíOAD WORK.
The pulilir doesn't care about “somebody gineers, to unite the Atlantic and
rjolng to see his girl,” new fence,'' “bad colds/’ .
Hlllding of heli-coops," etc. Write about some tlie Pacific. The work which Ger
DIRECTORY
thing interesting 01 not at till. Write as plainly i
Th« table following shows the
a« possible If you can't spell correctly, or 1 many is just celebrating has been
u«e good grammar, never mind that Don’t
STATE GF OREGON.
let a good news item spoil on that account Wr done at more than half the sup amount of money apportioned to
Governor
W. P. Lord
furnish printed Instructions that will be of
Secreta.y of state
H. R K incah ,
each
district
and
the
amount
work
help to those who wish to write for paiiera
posed
cost
of
the
Nicaragua
canal,
treasurer
Pun.. M etchax
The space in this papei is yours Make use of |
supt. of Public Instruction
G. M I mwin
it if you like
in order to save vessels the trouble ed prior to June 10. The appor
Attorney t.eueral
C. M. I dlkman
State Printer
w. H Lee(k
of steaming around a peninsula tionment was made according to
supreme Judges
>F. A. M oobe .
two or three hundred miles long. the taxable property in each dis
Member Board of Equalization . S. j/. G ibson
The Isthmus of Corinth has been trict, and is shown in the first col
Pry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groceries,
(G eo . h B urnett
Circuit Judges
IH. II. H ewitt
Feed, Provisions, Etc.
pierced to spare a couple of days’ umn. 'fho amount worked prior
Prosecuting Attorney
J ames M c C ain
Joint Senator
J- W. Maxwell
sailing, a canal is about to be cut to June 10 is shown in the second
Representative ........
H. G. G uild
UNITED STATES OFFICALS:
across Cape Cod for a smaller ob column, though a great deal of
Senators
# J. H. M itchell
ject, and New York has just cele work has been done since that, and
Lots.
,
1 J- N- D olph
Congressmen 1Ist. ?JSV,ct
11 H ermann
brated the opening of another the work is now going on rapidly,
(2nd District......... W. R. E llis
f K ort .A. M iller
which will spare vessels bound in fact as fast as the money comes
Register,
U- S. Land Office, Oregon City )
I Peter Paquet
from the Hudson for Long Island into the road tax fund:
I
Receiver.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
sound the arduous necssity of go-1 Disi. Apportioi iment. Worked out.
Judge
W. w. C onder
STEAMER TRUCKEE
ID. P. H arvey
Commissioner
...........
ing around Manhattan island. Yet
1
4963 8«
«598 17
(L. B. A lley
....................
Agents for the fast sailing Steamer Truckee, Clerk ...
T. H. G oynf
a canal which, at comparative
2
1597 23
540 68
Sheriff
,..........
J. H. J ackson
carrying passengers and freight from San Fran Treasurer.................................
J ohn B arker
small cost, would save a detour
3
3019 15
1112 37
cisco, Tillamook ami Portland. Trips everv A ssessor
A. T. W hite
.....................................
two weeks, weather permitting
A. M. A ustin
I Surveyot
around a continent, shorten voy
443 31
School Superintendent
4
867 06
I.. P. S mith
— R ate .«:—
Coroner ..........................
C. E. R eynolds
ages by three months and revolu
5
561 26
382 91
Cabin, one way, (Tillamook and S. F.)
1’5 oo Deputy Prosecuting Attorney r
E.
E. S elph
Circuit Court convenes tn<
Steerage ”
9 oo kTbhhe"^
tionize the commerce of the world, j
6
569 68
324 25
held
in
the
spring.
Cabin.
Round
Trip
.
J-4 00
remains unmade.’’
In district No. 2 there is a 8700
Best Beach
Best Stage.
Best Road,
co
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of your paper I have hail the pleas- 1
IM lire of reading received today.
SUMMER VEGETABLE SALADS.
I am pleased with it, especially
the accord to Mrs. Harker's ad
Vegetable salads are delicious
dress, shows you are alive, anti not when one needs something piquant
hide-bound.
to prick the appetite, writes Eliza-
Y'our "correspondence wanted," abetli Robinson Scovil in the July
touched me tentlerly, I like that. Ladies’ Home Journal. They can
Don’t think 1 would have had the 1 be made of tomato, celery, green
courage to write but for it.
The string beans,dandelion, cauliflower,
Tillamook of today is not much potato, cucumber, asparagus and
like the Tillamook of forty-five cabbage, besides the over popular
years ago, when the early settlors lettuce.
bail to live on dams, sawlogs, sal
Cold potatoes cut in dice and
Some people* complained about mon, butter, speckled trout and
on a bed of lettuce can bo covered
hot weather hint week, but they spruee gum all w inter, because the
witli cream dressing.
ought to be coiKleiniHMl to remain little schooner which should have
Dandelion salad is made of the
in the Willamette valley a fcwdaya. brought their supplies got wrecked.
young leaves of the plant, thor
Now you area community, your oughly washed, soaked in cold
( trove
place is a city; with lawyers, doc water for an hour, shaken dry,and
the fu
tors and I presume preachers also. saturated with French dressing.
tile A.I-
Among the lawyers I am pleased
Lettuce should be put in cohl
to see the name of Claude Thayer, water to make it crisp, and slink
whom 1 knew as a boy, in East en dry in a napkin before being
"Your little city lias quite a bus Portland, when liis genial old dressed.
Green beans are cooked, cut ill
iness nil " remarked a Coaster to a lather and kindly mother were
two-inch pieces, laid on a bed of
Sheridanite. "Thia ain’t no busi our neighbors.
I uotiee in your paper the var lettuce ami covered with French
ness air,” replied the Sheridanite
ious
add of hotels, bakeries, bar dressing.
as a gust of sea-breese tilled his
bers,
millinery, hoots and shoes,
Asparagus is Istiled, the tough
eyes with dust, "its just our com
mon, every day sea-wind
Sheri hardware, drugs, saloons, and the part of the stalks removed, the re-
ubiquitous real estate agents, but mainder cut in short lengths and
dan Sun.
I don’t see any livery stable or gun covere 1 with mayonnaise.
The schooner Lizzie Prieilcrossed shop, though yours should be some
Cauliflower is separated into
over the bnr in tow of a tug. on thing of a hunting county as well sprigs, the tender part of the stalk
I see by the story cut fine, and covered with mayon
Suudiij afternoon, says the Flor as fishing
"Killed
a
Cougar"
that you still naise. It must not be boiled too
ence West. She lightered about
a week ago, unloading HO.tHH» feet have the big eat yet, and no doubt long or it becomes dark.
of lumber, which reduced her car bear, elk, deer, etc. If you have
Cabbage is eaten raw, shredded
go to 120,000 feet. The Prien is not the Denny pheasant already in tine, soaked in French dressing
tlu> hist to cross out of the four ves troduced, your sportsmen are l>e- and covered with boiled d remi ng.
sels which were detained in this hiud ths times for the beat game
Cucumbers are thinly sliced,
bird that files.
Clams, saw' logs, soaked in ice water and then in
river by the shoaling of the bar.
or speckled trout are not in it
French dressing.
A good sound money paper, the
Over in this part of the "sah-la-
Tomatoes are scalded to remove
Boston Courier says: "As well illnhee” times are—dont mention it. the skin, cut in sclices a hen cold,
might a blacksmith attempt to
\Ye have protection, and the and served with a spoonAil of may
mend a watch as a farmer to legis home market.
What more can onnaise or broiled drasslngon each
Nothing slice.
late. What mischief is sure to be one reasonably ask?
enacted when a man born to noth only to maintain the parety, yet
ing but the plow tall takes to leg we are not all happy. The fact is, I Bipau* Tabule* : a fautilj renwdj
PRECINCT:
Ft eight, general merchandise. San Francisco Justice of the
I’eace
I. T. M avlsbv
Constable
or Portland, fj oo per ton.
CITY omciALS.
S MU-LER
Mayor.......
E. F. S eli ’H
Manager Store and Mill. Hobsonville. Oregon
1». R easoner
J ohn J ones
Council
L. H iner
Mill-al Trnvkee. Cat.
W. H. R eynolds
G
eo . C ohn
Recorder
C. N. D rew
Treasurer
A
lfred
W
illiams
Marshall
W. T. Peri \
SCHOOL BOARD
J. E. SIBLEY,
I’lincipal Offlcp. 149. Berry St., s. I'.
L W CLOSER,
The Barrel Maker..... •<
Firkins, Kits, Tubs, etc., at modern prices.
All work warranted first class.
Tillamook, Or.
I
H. A WOODFORD. Proprietor.
T1E ALDERMAN
First Class In tbs Strictest
Sense of the Word. Rates SI
to 12 per day.
Tillamook. Ora.
ALLEN
fW*"The date opposite your name printed
on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper
indicates the time your subscription expires,
and you ate invited to renew at that time. All
papers sent to parties outside the county are
promptly discontinued when their time expires
and six months- arrearage is the limit within
the county. In stopping your subacriptnn, it
i« •••»'-«sary first to pay all arrearage«
ZEïOTTSZE
(
J. P ALLEN. Pron’r.
Noted for Ite Fine Cuisine Deportment.
Ladd’s New Gun Store.
Best Meals in the City.
TILLAMOOK
M
H
LARSEN
Proprietor
i
OREGON
New line of all sporting
goods. Campers, Fisher
men and Proipectors sup
plied at reduced rates
Highest cash price paid for
Raw Fur«, Sea Lion Skin«
and Trimmings.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
Addres« Ladd’s Gun Store.
Cor Third A Market Sts . S an F bawcisco .
am oom , O't
ARSEN HOUSE
BOOST A
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
C hristian C hurch :—Rev. H. B. Morgan,
pastor. Services on Sundays at n o'clock A. M.
and at 7:30 P. M. until further notice.
M E. C hurch :—Rev. 1). McLachlan, pastor.
Services 1st Sunday in month at n A. M. at Bay
City and at 7 I’. M. in Tillamook, and Sunday
at Pleasant Valley at n A. M. and in Tillamook
at 7 I*. M. 3rd Sunday, same asfirst. 4th Sun-
doy, Tillamook, morning and evening. 5th 81111-
1 days at Nehalem.
C atholic C hurch :—N o pastor at present.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
A. O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at 7
p. m . in I. O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Edmunds, M. \V ..
D. T. Edmunds, Recorder.
HOOK 8c LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tues
day night of each month in City Hall. Geo.
Cohn. President; Theo. Steinhilber, Chief; Otto
Heins, Secretary.
G. A. R — Meets first and third Saturday of
each month at 1 r. M. in G. A. R. Hall. C. N.
Drew, Adjutant; J. W. Waxwell. Commander.
I. O. O. F —Meets every Tuesday night at 7:3o
p. m . in I. O. o. F Hall. Wm. Kberman, N. G._
Carl Knudson. Rec. Secretary; Wm. Hamilton.
Per. Secretary.
A. F. Sc A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of
each month in I. O. O F. Hall. Geo. Cohn,
W M.; F. R. Beals. Secretary.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24—Meets at 7 3® X
M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month at I. O.
O F. Hall J. E Sibley, H. P ; W. W. Conder,
Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 1R.O E S-
Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.
Mrs. A. A. Ford, W M.;G. W. Pettit. Secretary.
T. S. S. S.—The Tillamook Secular Sunday
School meets every Sunday at 3, P. M. in the
court house
Mrs. J. E. H osmer , Supt.
LOUISE
Leave«* Tillamook every morning (except
Sunday«; «tout 8 o clock, returning aooQt noon.
Trip* made in the afternoon« also on Saturday«
Steamer touche« at all pointa on the bay.
6ABRIELS0N, «astir.
Lipan* Tabules have come to stay.
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