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LOCAL NEWS A cable will lie run from the high tdnff and a float anchored a few hundred feet off shore, and a stationery ingine will be used to take freight to and from tlie laiat. The Saud Lake country can then be sup plied with freight at small expense, and woods and the Neatucr a country can get freight much more conveniently, having to haul it by wagon eight miles over a good Ireacli road. anything our subtcrilxis send in. Feo- pl® should u-e judgement in regard to length of articles and as to decent lan guage in writing articles for publication, and above all sign their names for pub lication. MAIL SCHEDULE. ¡STATE NORMAL SCHOOL T illamook and N orth Y amhill : — Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. m Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p. ni Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. ni. Arrive N. Yamhill next day 2 p. ni T illamook and H obsonvill «:— l.'ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. | Arrive Hobsonville 9 00a.n1 1 l.’ve Hobsonvllle, except Tuesday 2:15 p.m. I Arrive Tillamook 5-15 pm N etarts :— j Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at ....................................7 a. ni. Complete Eight Grade Training Arrives Netarts ................................... 12 m | Leaves same days, - lp. 111. Department and strong professional Arrives Netarts, Tillamook by ............ 6 p.m. B arnegat :— and academic courses. I Round trip to be performed on Monday. The Diploma of the school entitles : grand R ond :— 1 Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday one to teach in any County in the at 6 p. ni., or on arrival of mail from McMinn ville. State without further examination. j Arrives at Tillamook at 1.45. ' Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 Board and Lodging, Books and p. m. or 011 arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which is usually 4:30. Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45. Tuition, 8150 per year. Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Beautiful and healthful location. Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P. M. Sundav 3:00 to 2:00 P. M. No saloons. See C. P. Knudson’® new ad. Circuit court begin® Augiiat 26. The Truckee came in Friday and left A TRAINING out Sunday. Campers have been cutting the tele The Girtie is on the beach putting in 1 graph line betwreen this place and Forest a new engine. Grove, and the principal trouble regard An adjourned session of the county ing the line kreing down comes from this. court is in session A teachers institute will he held by Geo. Bacon, the stage driver, has found All kind« of berries accepted on sub Supt Smith commencing August 12, to parts of the line gone in several places, scription at this office. continue three days. The feathers ex and in a few cases poles were chopped Wood wanted, ut this office. Bring it amination will begin on the 14th. J. E down to get pieces of the line. At the Hosmer will conduct the inatitute, and camps piece® of the wire have been along as soon as possible. The steamer Harrison camo in Sunday Prof. Walker of Bay City will take part found used as clothes lines, and fre Prof. J. W. Marsh, of Forest Grove, quently parties come through this place with freight and passengers. author of one of the best grammars pub with pieces of the wire wrapped around J. Waldfogsl is building a good two- lished, will conduct exercises in lan breaks on their wagons. A close watch story residence on the east side. guage. Teachers should bring note book will be made and anyone found molest Brady the California train robber, who and pencil ing the wire will be prosecuted to the murdered Sheriff Bogard, is caught al There is a good demand for well- S. V. Anderson is still busily engaged full extent of the law, and somebody is DIRECTORY. last. in hauling stone to tire courthouse tor likely to pay a heavy fine or lie in jail a trained teachers. Those in need of dental work can find the new fire proof vault w hich will be while. STATE OF OREGON. Dr. Wise at hi® office near the M E. Imilt outside adjoining the clerk’s office E. McNeil, receiver and general Governor............... W. I*. Lord There is an over supply of untrained teachers. Secretary of State II. R KlNCAlD Church. The rock is from the Chance place, and manager of the O. R. N. Co , accom Treasurer ............... ...................... P hil . M etchan Catalogue Cheerfully Sent on Application. Address, Supt. of Public Instruction....... You can’t get here too quick with that is a coarse, gray |>orphyry. It will panied by two other gentlemen came to G. M. I rwin Attorney-General C. M. I di . eman wood you wanted to trade on sub stand the action of fire first rate, but is i Tillamook Sunday on a flying trip to get W.A WANN, P. L-CAM PBELL, State Printer.............. W. H. Leeds iR. 8. B ean Secretary. President. scription. hard to work. The vault will be built of a look at the Tillamook country, the ! Supreme Judges ....... ... <F. A. M oore . (C.WOLVER los Chas. Hemstreet’s gasoline launch, the rough stuns ami cement and will be bay, and 011 their way out via Astoria Member Board of Equalization . S. D. G ibson Irene, made a trial trip Tuesday and large enough to contain all the county they investigated the coal mines of Ne IG eo . h . B urnett Circuit Judges ............ | H. H. H ewitt records for years to come halem, ami from their actions they will showed good speed. Prosecuting Attorney J ames M c C ain Joint Senator............. no doubt take some action that will he of ....... J. W. Maxwell Tillamook county is a protection comi Two ponies for sale cheap. They are Representative.......... H. G. G uild perfectly gentle, and safe for children to ty iji practice says the Forest Grove interest to this country in the near UNITED STATES OFFICALS: future. They came in via stage, leaving Hatchet, if tlie newspapers are true ex ride. J. W. H askins . . 6-8 Senators f J- ><• MITCHELL htnalors I J. N. D oi . ph The Advocate Forest Grove Saturday midnight, and CniiffreMineti I1*1 ^strict .11. HERMANN City Market—Eggs 10 cents, potatoes ponents of their field Congressmen ¡ autl Digtrict ......... W. R. E llis arrived in Tillamook al noon. The glories in the fact that the material for I 1 cent per pound, creamery butter 30 f R out . A. M iller Louisa was chartered and they were ' the new enmity fire proof vault is native ( f. S. I.IUI.I Office, Oregon city] peter*VHg^tr’ cents per roll, dairy 25 cents. soon at Garibaldi ready to proceed up* . rock, and though more costly than brick 1 i Receiver. Tillamookers are nearly all gone to the | from abroad, all the money paid will re the beach to Nehalem. Mr. Geo. Means COUNTY OFFICIALS: Siletz gold beaches, only a few of the Judge .......... them from Forest Grove to W.W. C onder main in the county. The H eadlight 1 accompanied 1 ID. P. H arvey best of us being left at home. Commissioner ....................... and gave them pointers regard mentions approvingly that Tillamook Garibaldi 1 /L. B. A lley Clerk ........................................ T. H. G oyne The Tillamook Bakery makes a speci does not have to send outside for teachers ing the country. 1 Sheri If.................................... J. H. J ackson ality of putting up lunches for parties for her school. Treasurer ............................... .J ohn B arker The building of the plank road west A ssessor.................................... A. T. W hite who go to the mountains or coast .......... A. M. A ustin The Truckee Lumber Co’s., Hobson- from town to the Tillamook river means School Superintendent ... ............... I,. P. S mith The »(earner Louise made a moonlight ville store has another order in this office a great deal for the town. All the: Coroner .............................. . C. E. R eynolds Deputy Prosecuting Attorne :y . .. E. E. S elph excursion Tuesday night, ami struck het for Kt.tXfO counter tablets. Tlie store coasters will go straight through the Circuit Court convenes tl__ _ _______ z ... be , 4th Monday in propeller on a snag, bending the shaft. must be doing some business, as a sale town to the beach, saving from five to August, ami an adjourned term is geiieiallv 5 held in the spring. Repairs are necessifry. of a bill of good is made every time two six miles, and Tillainooker’s can drive PRECINCT: Justice of the Peace ...........I. T. M aulshy Nels Thompson, the furniture man, of these are used By moans of transfer to the beach in an hour easily, and can 1 Constable .... S. M iller can supply your wants cheaper than you paper a duplicate of tlie bill of goods drive to Barnegat beach on the sand spit, CITY OFFICIALS. Ma vor ............ E. E. S elph can semi to Portland and buy goods and sold is made, which is given to the visit the light house, short beach, Ne ............................ 1». R easoner Council j tarts beach. Netarts bay, the beach at ' .............. J ohn J ones pay freight on them. customer, ami the original is kept for ............................................ L.. H iner . W. H. R eynolds On another page will be found a ful convenience in hook keeping. This plan Sheriff Jackson’s place this side cape ....................................... G eo . C ohn account of the prospecting expedition of prevents luiglakea and misunderstanding» ' Lookout, have plenty of time at all Recorder .......................... C. N. D rew Treasurer. .. places, and return to Tillamook by a dif- A lfred W illiams and is much better limit the old day Capt. Jackson and J D. Edwards to the Marshall ....... W. T. Perry | ferent route, all the same day. As soon hook system. Siletz gold diggings SCHOOL BOARD as the road is finished a lerry will be put M. W. Harrisson, A. W. Severance, and Claude Rev. C. R. Shield, a Piesbyterian I The lumber dealers ami laborers have Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates. in near the Tomlinson place, and from missionary will preach Thursday evening Hied a lieu and suit against the l ew Al CHURCH DIRECTORY. there are tlnee routes to choose from go C hristian C hurch Rev. H. B Morgan, at the usual Lour at the M E. ('lunch len house for |1202, and a large amount pastor. Sen ices on Sundays at n o’clock A. M. ing to the beach. The Benscliid road and Sunday morning at eleven, at the of attorney’s fees. Mr. Allen says it is I and at 7:30!*. M. until further notice. M H. C hurch :—Rev. J). McLachlan, pastor. very unjust as the suits were all filed j is a good route and is the nearest to th'1 same place Sen ices 1st Sunday in month at 11 A. M. at Bay I’ol- separately, greatly increasing the ex Netarts bay or Jackson’s beach. City and at 7 I*. M. in Tillamook. 2nd Sunday Th® insurance rate war has reached lowing the government road, which is at Pleasant Valley at 11 A. M. and in Tillamook Forest Grove and rates have been cut 5O pense of the suits and nttoriioys lees, an easy route, the coast is reached first at 7 I*. M. 3rd Sunday, same as first. 4th Sun- <loy, Tillamook, morning and evening. 5th Sun percent. A policy written lor the pub lie any» he was just getting in shape to at short beach, just south of the light days at Nehalem. lic school building there at the new rates make money and pay his hills, and he house, ami from there a person can drive C atholic C hurch :—No pastor at present. claims that some who sued him owed j SOCIETY DIRECTORY’. saved over sixty dollars. north to the sand spit, or south to Ne him more than he them until recently. A. O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at 7 Dave Hadley and Eugene Page took a tarts beach and bay. Another good road !• m . in I. 0. o. F. Hall. Geo. Edmunds, M. \\ . VOll Ou the other hand those who worked for D. T. Edmunds, Recorder. fish boat from Tillamook bay to Netarts Mr A lien say lie was very indifferent leaves the government road at the sum HOOK it LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tues bay yesterday. They were towed out mit, Mr. Egney’s place, formerly owned day night of each month in City Hall. Geo. about paying his bills. Cohn, President; Theo. 8teinhilber, Chief; otto over Tillamook bar by the Harrison, and by. E W. Stanley, and it bears in a llelns, Secretary. Tuttle A Cary have n huge Hto< k of sailed safely into Netarts southwest direclion Io Mr. llodgon’s G. A. R —Meets first and third Saturday of ready mixed paints, the very best each month at 1 r. M. in G. A. R. Hall. C. N place, and is the nearest route to Happy Dr. Wise will be at Ilia offic e in Neha Drew, Adjutant; J. W. Waxwell. Commander. quality, and they keep all kinds of inn- Camp The opening of these roads will lem from August fifth to August fifteenth, I. O. O. F —Meets every Tuesday night at 7:3o terial for mixing paints, besides varnish, give the settlers a direct route to town, p. m . in I. o. O. !• Hall. Wm. Eliennan, N. G. and at Woods and Ore tow 11 about the Carl Knudson. Rec. Secretary; Wm. Hamilton, putty, paint brushes, etc. They linve and will be of great help in developing Per. Secretary. fiiat week in September. Those who everything in the way of building hard A. F. ft A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of the Cape Meares and Netarts country wish to see him will please act accord- each month in J O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Cohn. ware, such ns doors, sashes, nails, locks, you I U M.. F. R. Beals, Secretary. T here are at least a dozen good claims on 2 t iiqjly mid glass Farming implements, wag JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24.—Meets at 7 30 P. The big log raft which was made up ons, mowing machines, garden tmils, government land on Cape Meares, only .1.011 the 3rd Saturday of each month at I O O. F. Hall J. E. Sibley, H. p.; W. \\ . Conder’ on the Columbia is 580 feet long, and earpenlei» tools, and logging appliam-es three or six miles from town, and all Secretary. draws 20 feet of water It is being sue- kept on hand at all times. Stoves and these will be taken and improved soon, SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. iR, O. E. S • Meets 2ml and 4th Saturdays of each month. cessfully towed to San Francisco by the tinware to suit the Tillamook trade. besides there w ill he an incentive to iin- Mrs. A. A. Ford. W. M.;G. W. Pettit, Secretary piov® those that are already taken large stcainei Mineola No accidents Fishing tackle and ammunition. That section has been held back T. S S. S —The Tillamook Secular Sundav a long arc* expec ted tine time. School meets every Sunday at 3, P. M. in the Plumbing .lone on short notice. court house. Mrs. J. E. H osmer , Supt. lime for lack of roads, hilt henceforth it Some of the valley papers arc» quarrel M. K llamly recently discovered a will be different, ami what was hereto ing over who has the blankest office strange species of flowers on the hunk of fore consi<lere«l worthless country will bo towel, and one editor claimed his had the North folk of Hie river, near his deemed valuable arl n been mistaken for crape. We are not in place. They are a small flower with It oil office towels, but our paste has a quite long stems and are wax white. Notice to subMcribets—The daily Ore growth of line, Iduish-white whiskers. Mr. Handy gathered a few samples and gonian will be delivered for 15 cants per There are a lot of snags in the slough took them to Prof. Piller, n U. S. geolo week Pally and Sunday 20 cents per that should be removed. They are a gist who said they were culled .Mono week. Collections will be made the All kinds of wood and iron Tillamook News constant menace t«> navigation. There trop«, or Indian pipe. It in supposed by first of each month. work done. Company, agent. are several old logs and snags on Diy botanists to be n parasitic plant, and Stoc king bar and the bar will never wash draws its subsistence from the roots of V <• I.rad. Hors9 Shoeing a Specialty. any deeper until those obstacles are oilier plants. The Prof., says the plant Commissioner Luca persists in claim removed. is foaiid only in Oregon and California Tillamook, Ore. ing that Washington comity leads in the The following Tillamookers have gone and is very rare, he having seen but very creamery bnsimss, tlipugh he admits to the Siletz gold diggings; II. B. Mor law specimens.—Nehalem Times, A I illaimrok lias the largest creameries in Price List—Job Printing-. gan, ('has. II. Smith, J. A. Monroe, W sample of tlm Monol rope may be seen in the state. Mr. Luce was here about a rile |>|ice« given »re for tlie best ovalitv or Barker, Gilford Stillwell, Oak Nolan, A the window of tlie II kaiii . iu H t office, It .ear ago, and (arrhape Washington had i-Ai-r.K and stock , though we furnish clieatier the most creameries then. In his re n^<„?.L“r No trouble about writ I Stillwell, Janies Wilev, Royal Still was obtained on Cape Meures. port of Washington comity, muds recent ing w ith pen and ink on our stationery, and the well, Beit Severance, A. W. Severance, We should advise our friends not to ly. he credits the largest creamery there, printing Is done In tlie best style of the art. A. G. Beals, Baxter Stillwell, W.J Still neglect other business oil account of at Farmington, with taking in 4500 I floo 1 18a.w 1 4*501» 1 $Mooo pounds of i.iilk per «lay. . ,. Two cream well. Business Cards j 50 gold diggings at Siletz. More mo fl Í2 »5 Í3 00 $4 JO ,|,e' erics eries in Tillamook take in over 8000 Bill Heads I 50 3 00 2 25 5 00 Mr A W Severance w ho has just re will be spent prospecting there than will pounds of milk each in a day, ami one Letter Heads .1 50 3 00 2 25 5 co Note Heads I 40 2 OO 4 «0 2 75 turned from a trip to South Dakota and be taken out for a long time. It is sel gets 10000 (rounds. And, there are as Statements .2 OO 2 75 4 SO 'x£ Envelopes 6*4.. Wisconsin vxpreseea himself better dom that any one can make more than many small creameries in this county as I io 2 50 4 co t ” Large NX in Washington, besides counties» dairies 2 SO . 6 CO 4 25 one or two dollars a day on beach dig pleased w ith Tillamook than ever before. Show Tickets... » So 2 OO 2 75 of considerable importance. 3 50 Dance ” ’ SO 2 OO i with stubs He says that drouth and Russian this gings, and many will get claims where Posteis. Small 2 OO 3 So 2 75 ' 50 1 Nch«»«»l Bruin«. Medium tles have almost ruined South Dakota, it is inpossible to niaka that much. It 3 OO 4 OO : 5 m ,.. ” , .5 OO 8Z5O . IO OO 6 50 doesn ’ t pay to gel excited over gold mill but that there is a good prospect for < ircular Letter •1 75 2 50 3125 5 >5 The Tillamook Academy will begin its Shipping Tags ing, even if the prospects are good We crops in Wisconsin 1 75 i 4 SO 2.75 . next school year on Mondar, September Visiting cards 5octs. >50 or 75cts. |h<»7 W. H. Rjchaidson of this place re hope all w lm go will come back w ith 2, 1895. C arrie M ay . L?r£hl°r ¿tatemeuU °" pencil paper, tablet form. 25 >500 or $4 00 boo. cently has had Ida pension decreased for sacks of dust, but we are afraid most all From the slierhian Mun ’ »r ”ocrc,nt*” etc.. «1 tfdor. Mr. Jack no apparent reason. It takes sexernl will be sadly disappointed. id ?, \? Vac,‘ t,r a11 ovtr- barge size $1 50 f*doz. and sets each for all over. yeais to get an increase of pension when soil and the experienced miners are not Hon. E. E. Stlpli of 1'iliHiiiook ('«me 50 °n CHrd OF C1°th’ ,5 °° *5° °r needed, hut they are reduced suddenly expecting fortunes out of the new find, over lust Saturday and returned Stmdav. for no cause Mr. Richardson is almost ami it is far from their intention to cause Mr». Selph and son are visiting at Iter ,,Vnniiil<»^tg<lSes’ B°«ds for Deeds, Summons, blink. ¿HvVr Sur'<-y «»6 »11 other legal entirely disabled and desti ves a good a panic or a wild rush to the black Bauds i parents Mr. and Mrs. Gninn l?itO Ordrr al 00 *««• for ord*- of Siletz F.X|wrieuce lias made them The Tillamook Headlight, one of our pennon if auyltody does » .w\».DO ,,Ot Carr>‘ *’* «t«** for spiciest slid Is'st axchaiuea, cam« out thef ra” fo,,nd at the «tationery conservative. store at,lowest prices in lots to suit. Ben Ferry keeps boats to in its last issue printed on red paper We have received a long winded arti Bed or white, tlie Headlight is all right S hi’ !»hLPrpare/ Rcce1Pl*. or Orders, bound |et. ||r |)Hn several dif cle, though somewhat interesting, oil the A young Tillamook p.s ‘ t has sent us a ferent kind«, and can lit you out with a religious question, but owing to its Imiicli of minthinieal nonsensa will, the »MO °° »* S’ light row boat, or a sail boat. He also length it is to lute for this issue, and as remark that we can print it or throw it It always pay, to order in quantities of joe. has a band-|H>wer stern wheeler which into the "waste basket. " We are too the pa|H'r will lie full of court proceed «0 charge for blocking work in tablets. will carry a number of poisons and make poor to own a waste basket, kind hut ings, circuit court dockets, and like mat ¡dooming friend, so we have put your sidi-s*an.ihur<»Sol?r w"rk ■ printing on both good time. Boats let by the day or ( '* AI> kind "of com Taxpayer« Take Voller. ter for a few weeks, we may not get to sweaty lines into the office stove. week, at reasonable rales «nd st low raiel "ot',,“"'t™ted done promptly publish it soon if at all Knottier thing, l ast Monday Supervisor Misner of Wf have cl the tax r. 11 to make " arrasts payable Mr ( hainberlaiii lias laid out a town I the writer is not a subscriber to this pa Tillamook county went up to Baxter's °“r extensive line of sample. tu r " be convinlii^r 8U i<V'? °* wI,at yon waul and Ou and after she on his place on the cove juid south per, | and we do not know that he ever toll gate and chopped it down, acting out the delinquent list under orders from the county court to of (’ape l.oookont. The water is very patronized ) tlie paper to tlie extent of open the road. Mr. Baxter submitted to the 15th dav of July, IW>, ,e will deep there, and the cove is absolutely anything, 1 and in s idi case» we give pre the chopping down piocees, but eo noon ready to receive t»xe» ngnin, and on and A1.JS6. jro, ‘M- prelected from storms, making it a safe ference I oifl^>Ir„',',',"rO',,’”*i,e yo,,r n,m< printed to matter from our patrons, as the supervisor was gone, ha stretched after the 15th day of August, 1895, We i? a,’?' indic UeaVhl".?f 5 our P*P,!t or on the wrapper harbor, and ailangemenis will aooti l«e though we try to accommodate all who a log chain across the mad and serenely will begin to levy on all delinquent prop »5*. e*t. »yj, gyi. aio. „J. and v,.n ?our ’“bacription expire, There will erty for taxes and coat» made with the Truckee or some other have opinions to express, but do not by demanded loll ns usual naoer« . ...» <;•••••'’*.•'* «mew ai that time. All Class A: Stus, probably be a long legal fight at the end . J. II. laCKaox, Sheriff. eteamei to union I freight at that place any means agree to print everything ami • 'of if the matter. July 11. the matter. Tillamovk Co., Ore Jonx tuaxa. Tr„.„r,r j «h«eo^7 Monmouth, Oregon. COHN COMPANY a time you put it ou, ami you don’t want goods that fade out fe w months. What want is some good quality, well-made clothing, something that wear well and look well for a long time We guarantee that we can fit and give yon better satisfaction than il you sent away to the so-called tail oring establishments Thev <1<> not make clothes to order generally, but take your measure and select something to lit von as near as they can. That is why so many C fail to get fits in sending away, You can see our goods, try them on, and judge for yourself. You don’t have to buy them unless they suit you, and you do have to pay all or part in advance if von send away, ami what you pay you don’t get back even it they don’t fit. We keep gents’ furnishing goods, ladies’ underwear, dress goods and trimmings A full line of boots and shoes, hats and caps See us before marketing your produce. p . K U dson Blacksmith Hie Leading “viarj first to pay aH arrearayr«
