LOCAL NEWS.
Circuit Court convenes Monday.
N
Gortner, of McMinnville,
town.
Judd Cattsrhn, of Salem,
is in
is in the
city»
R h I ihou Trolling is getting to be quite
a sport here.
The steamer
in Friday.
Truckee
is expected
Just see the new stock of furniture at
Thompson's.
J uh I received the findHt line of silver
thiuiblea and enr dropa ever brought to
Tillamook. Call
and
see theui at
Jjetclier’e.
At the meeting of the city council last
Saturday evening the ordinance to open
a street through Mr. Holden’s property
was passed
The new advent church was raised the
first of the week and when completed
will add much to the appearance of the
block on which it is located.
Cohn & Co. have bought the Henshaw
property adjoining their store and they
contemplate building a huge building on
the property in the spring.
C. A E. Thayer’s new bank building is
nearing completion . It has its last coat
of cement on now and all that is lacking
■ is the painting which is to he put on the
front of the vault, and will be an imita-
tion of stone. The finishing up of the
wood work is now being done by Dosler
and Rowland and as soon as that is com
pleted the counters will be set up, the
doors opened and the shining eagles will
be passed back and forth over the new
counters
The building will, when com
pleted, present a handsome appearance
and add greatly to the looks of the city.
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Fall Term Begins Sept. 18, 1895.
Chas. Ewing, the government coutrrc-
tor on this bay had his pile driver and
scows attached by his book keeper and
It appeals
engineer for llieir wages,
that Mr. Ewing owes them a little ovar
$150 each . The attachment stopped the
work at present awaiting for Mr. Ewing
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. (»lad, August ance Meat Market, can be found behind to secure bondsmen for the release of the
DIRECTORY.
18, 1885, a son
the counter ready to give you any kind goods attached or to secure the cash to
pay
off
the
claims.
From
the
looks
of
The Girtie was laid up for repairs the of a cut of meat that you wish.
STATE OF OREGON
things it appears to be a hard matter to Governor
W.P. Lord
first of the week.
It is no trouble for us to show our
II. R. K incaid
Secretary
of
do. Men are not to be pittied who take Treasurer State.........
.
P
hil
.
M etch an
Mr. Gist the North Yamhill P. M. was goods, as we have a man especially for
G. M. I rwin
contracts so low that they cannot pay I Supt. of Public Instruction
that business, so come and look them
C. M. I dleman |
in town this week.
Attorney-General
their men. as the government is willing Stale Printer . ..........
W. II. Lejeds
T c TT i . k & C ary .
Tlieo. Steinhilber was in Garibaldi, on over any time
/R.8. B ean
Í*
to pay them well for their work if they Supreme Judges...............
’. A. M oore , i
A city law not allowing hells on cattle only know enough to ask it. The con
business Monday.
/C. W olverton
s. D. G ibson '
Member Board of Equalization
Smokless powder, loose, or loaded to while running loose on the street, would tractor who operated here before Mr. Ew
G eo . h . B urnett
Circuit
Judges
.......................
J
please the majority of the tax payers, ing, went awav leaving several debts un
H. H. H ewitt
order, al Letcher’s.
J ames M c C ain ;
Prosecuting Attorney
and rid the city of a great nuisance.
............... J. W. Maxwell
paid, and several of his work hands Joint Senator
Tuttle & Cary keeps the largest stock
.. . H. G. G uild
Representative
...
Several of our out town correspondents without a cent of money.
It is to be
of hardware in the city .
UNITED STATES OFFICALS:
hail their articles erowdeil out this week hoped that this movement oil the part of
Senators
' J- H' M1TCHXLI.
The lumber is about all on the ground
ht,
“
‘
lor
“
| J. N. D olph
on account of the large amount of news the work hands will prevent anything of
for Tom Coates’ new house.
Con.ressinen )Jnd
*"'t |,is
‘rict
II w II ksmans
congressmen
1)lsln
,.
t
K H li . is
we have and the fact that they arrived the like with Mr. Ewing.
Dan Nickles of Beaver, came in Mon
f R obt . a . M iller j
rather late.
l.’. s. I.an,l Office. Oregon (ity ■'
;
day on the steamer Elim,re.
Hchool lieport.
Mrs. Wolfe, of Langis, Coos county,
(
Receiver.
G. O. Nolan pays you the highest who has been visiting her
father W. 11.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
Tilt following is a report of the school
W.W. C onder !
price for your county orders.
II. Cary of this place, left for her home in district number 15, for the term Judge
ID. P. H arvey 1
Commissioner...................
The Tillamook bakerv is kept busy Monday on the steamer \lliue Blanchard.
/L. B. A lley
ending August 9, 1895.
T. H. G oyne
Clerk..............................
now filling this city’s orders.
J. H. J ackson
The yesterdays rain was very thank
Number of pupils enrolled 8; average Sheriff................................
Treasurer ................. .
J ohn B arker j
There were ten passengers out on the fully received by the people of this val daily attendance, 7.
Assessor................
A. T. W hite
Surveyor............
......
A. M. A ustin
Forest Grove stage yesterday.
ley as it cleared out the smoke wliiuh
Those who were distinguished for ex School Superintendent
L. P. S mith
C. E. R eynolds
Sheriff Jackson Haems determined to has been hanging over us for the last cellent deportment and scholarship are Coroner . .
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
. E. E. S elpl
elph .
three weeks.
collect all the delinquent taxi's.
Edith Hoskins.
Circuit Court convenes the 4th Monday in
August, and an adjourned term is generally
Laura
Kabkee.
Mr E M Pogue, the Salem stenog
W. W. Curtis, of Portland, arrived
held in the spring.
PRECINCT:
Ervin
”
rapher is in town. Mr Pogue came
Sunday via the Forest Grove stage
Justice of the Peace ................... I. T. MX ulsby
Constable
Morley
Wilkes.
..............................
s M iller
from
Salem
to
Beaver
over
the
Grand
Smoke the perfectos, a 10 cent cigar
CITY OFFICIALS.
Edward Worthington.
Ronde road in one day on his wheel a
Mayor ...
..............................
E. E. S blph
for 5 cents at Sturgeon’s drug store.
................................ 1».... R easonek
Those who were present every day
distance of over 60 miles.
................................... J ohn J ones
The fast sailing launch Irene, will
L. H iner
Several men have been arrested for without being tardy are Laura and Ervin Council '
make two round trips daily during court
............................ W. H. R eynolds
Kabkee.
J
ennie
.
P
ettit
,
Teacher.
the lynching affair that took place at
.................................... G eo . C ohn
week.
Recorder
.................................. C. N. D rew
Ellensburg and it is understood that the
Treasurer
.................... A lfred W illiams
Toll Unte« Deduced.
R R. Hays who has been very sick law will lie enforced, and all the parties
Marshall
....................... W. T. l’erry
with Lagiippe is able to be on the streets implicated will be punished.
SCHOOL BOARD
The North Yamhill and Tillamook M. W. Harrisson, A. VV. Severance, and Claude
again.
. Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates.
Joe Price met with a serious accident toll road has been fixed up in good
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Thompson’s delivery wagon is kept Sunday while on his way to town. He shape, travelers saying it was never as
I C hristian CHURCH:—Rev. II. B. Morgan,
busy delivering his furniture all the was riding fast when his horse stumbled good before
pastor.
Services
on Sundays at 11 o'clock A. M.
The
rates have been
and at 7:30 P. M. until further notice.
time.
an<l threw him, breaking the bones in reduced as follows:
M E. C hurch :—Rev. I). McLachlan, pastor.
You can get your orders filled at Tuttle his aim, just above the wrist.
Services 1st Sunday in month at 11 A. M. at Bay-
Four horse team and wagon to $1.50
City and at 7 P. M. in Tillamook. 2ndSunday
& Cary’s any hour in lhe day on short
Two horse team ami wagon to $1 .25
at Pleasant Valley at u A. M. and in Tillamook
M. K. Handy left yesterday for his
at 7 P. M. 3rd bumlay, same as first. 4th Sun-
notice
One horse buggy to
$1.00
old home in the east, wh re lie expects to
<loy, Tillamook, morning and evening. 5th Sun
days at Nehalem.
Saddle
or
pack
home
to
.50
Geo. Leach and Mattie Diehl were form a colony and go to Mexico
We
C atholic C hurch :—No pastor at present.
Loose horses or cattle
-12}2
married
Sunday.
Rev.
McLachlan hope lie will have better success than
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I
logs
or
sheep
.05
officiating.
the negroes did a few months ago.
A. O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at
r. m . in I. O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Edmunds, M. W
Good
auuommodations
at
the
Trask
The camp meeting on the Tillamook
D. 1'. Edmunds, Recorder.
The Alice Bhmchiird came in Sunday,
The house bus
river mar Harris' place is being well and sailed Monday noon for San Fran hotel, at the toll gate
HOOK ft LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tues
been refitted mid refurnished. The day night of each month in City Hall. Geo.
attended.
cisco, with a cargo of lumber frt in the !
Cohn, President; Theo. Steinhilber, Chief; Otto
patronage of the public is solicited
Heins, Secretary.
W \V. Ridelialgli, of Astoria, arrived Truckee Lumber Co’s, mill at H<»bson-
G. A. R.—Meets first and third Saturday
Respectfully,
in Garibaldi Monday on the steamer ville. She stops at Coos bay on her way
each month at 1 1*. M. in G. A. R. Hall. C.
12-16
G. F. B urton , Prop.
Drew,
Adjutant; J. W. Waxwell. Commander.
Elmore.
down.
I. O. O. F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7
i
’
.
m
in
I. O. O. F Hall. Wm. Ebennan, N. (
Teachers Examination.
Now that the hay is all ent and put '
Mrs. C. B. Stokes, of Forest Grove, is
Carl Knudson, Rec. Secretary: Wm. Hamilton,
Per. Secretary.
visiting her mother, Mrs
Bester, of away for this year, what is the inaMer
Fidlowing is a list of those who were
A. F. ft A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of
with the city council opening up various '
Wilson liver
each month in I. O. o. F. Hall. Geo. Cohn,
granted teachers certificates;
W. M.; F. R. Beals, Secretary.
Henry l’erry had lhe end of one of his additions to the city which have hereto
2nd grade: Gladys Newell.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24 -Meets at 7 30 P.
lingers util off in the saw mill at this fore and which are yet fenced up an<l
M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month at I. O.
Minnie Nelson.
used
for
private
purposes.
O. F. Hall. J. E. Sibley, H. P ; W. W. Conder,
place yeMterdny.
I Others who took the examination Secretary.
Oh! lhe bloomer girl is fair to see,
Born, Io Mr. and M’ n . H. IS. Newman,
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 18, O. E S -
were:
Meets 2nd and 4H1 .Saturdays of each month.
Tho*
dressed
so
queer
about
the
ki
e
q
AugiiMt 18, 1895, a soil.
Mother mid
Matlie E. Stratton .
Mrs. A. A. Ford, W. M.;G. W. ¡‘eltii, Secretary.
She won’t he a woman,
child doing well
Miss L. Hoskins.
T. S. S. S.—The Tillnm o\ fcu'ar Sunday-
And slip can't be a man,
School meets every Sunday at 3, r. M. in the
Marcus W. Bays.
Bread, cake, pies candies, nuts and
court house.
Mrs. J. E. H osmer , Supt.
So let the poor girlie,
F. I>. Vincent took examination for
fruit of all kinds can be bought at the
Be
what
she
can
State
Diploma.
a
Tillamook bakery
Price List—Job Printing
I .umbering is getting to be quite an
The prices given are for the rest quality of
Just arrived pur steamer Ehnoie, new
Notice.
industry and from appearance it must be
paper AND SIOCK. though we funiish cheaper
drugs, patent medicines, notions, etc., at
grades for less money. No trouble about writ
quite profitable for the saw mill at Gales
Notice is hereby given that oil and ing w ith pen and ink on our stationery, and the
•Si in geon’s ill ug sioie
('reek is hauling lumber to Mr Herring after the loth day of Septenilier, 1895, I printing is done in the best style of thé art
P. 11. Messner, of North Yamhill, our
ton’s place, a distance of thirty-six miles will commence to levy on property to I_______
J '|*IOO
f*5oo 1 ÿio<o
mail contractor, was in om midst the
Cards fl 50
J2 25
$3 00 $4 50
, ami over the mountains at that, for only collect all the tuxes which are unpaid Business
Bill Heads
1 50 . . 2 a5
3 00
lai ter part of last week.
■ 5 00
Letter Heads
2 25
|2 a thousand more than you can buy it upto that date.
I 50
3 00 • 5 00
J. II. J ackson ,
Note Heads
2 00
I 40
i 4 50
Mias Lola Wilson has charge of the , for here in this city.
«
75
Statements
I 40
Sheriff.
2 00
2 75
4 50
Envelopes 6%..
XX . . I 50
telegraph olllua at 1 lobsonville dining
2 50
4 00
On the 15th three small bovs of Woods
Large
XX . 2 50
4 25
b 00
Ilimt
for
Sale
Mr. Sibley’s absence
Show
Tiexets...
.
2
00
I
5°
•
2
75
took a bout and stinted out to sea to
3
5"»
Dance
”
. 2 00
i 50
with stubs
The hand engine which Tuttle
Gary catch some rouk cod but before they
i 50
fi.li bout twenty-eight feet Postéis. Small
.2 00
2 75
3
50
”
Medium
.
2
00
00
4 00
5 00
ordered tor the fire company is expected hud got out any distance they lost tlisir
nine feet brim, for sale at a
”
Large
6 50
5 o»
8 50 . 10 00
Letter
here on the next boat
2 50
» 75
3 25
Apply to T. Asp, Netarts, Circular
5
25
oars and were left to drift around at the
Shipping Tags
i 00 . . I 75
2 75
4 50
The steamer Elmoie arrived in Monday mercy of the waves until they were
Visiting Cards ¿octa. >50 or 7.scts. $*100.
“Bought of" Statements on pencil paper tablet
and CHine up to this city Tuesday, She washed ashore. No damage was done i
Notice.
form. $2 25 1*500 or |.| 00 1000.
had a full load of freight.
and the boys came back quite wet but
Placards, “Positively no credit,’’ etc., $1 %>doz
or less jets, each for all over Large size Si so
Notice is hereby given that the approv
Hunters attention:—If jou want a much the w iscr.
$Moz. and sets each for all over.
good shot gnu or mi) thing in the aniuni-
In the face of the fact that times are ed plate of surveys of the Fractional Horse Bills on card board or cloth, $5 00 V50 or
J6
50 l*it>o.
tion line, go to Letcher’s.
considered hanl throughout the whole of Townships two north, range seven west,
and three north, range eight west, have Deeds, Mortgages. Bonds for Deeds, Summons
the
United
States,
we
can
safely
say
that
The hotel al Ilohsoiiville ingoing lobe
Applications for Survey, and all other legal
been received from the surveyor general
blanks printed to order at U oo l*ioo for ordi
ornamented with a new piano which the ao reported hard times have not been
nary sizes. Do not carry them in stock for
of
(began,
and
on,
felt by us very much, and during the
retail, but they i an be found at the stationery
Mi a. Wilson haa purchased
store at lowest prices in lots to suit.
September lltth, 1895,
past year several nice and quit expensive
Cohn <& Co
keeps the largest Mock
Speeially prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound
at
nine
o'clock.
A
M.,
of
said
day,
said
in tablet ionn. S200 Hioo. |i5o *,50 or |6.oo
buildings have been built in this town,
of dry goods and groceries in the city,
l*iooo. Large size, >3 00. 50 and $7 00.
at an estimated cost of $18,000, not plats will he filed in this office and the Printing on Postal Cards, fi 00 Vioo, $1 so •*?so
and orders arc promptly filled.
$2 40 l*soo ami $3 25 l*iooo.
r
counting the naw bank building which land therein embraced will be subject to
Mias Nettie Jackaon, ailived via Forest
entry on and after said date.
It always pays to order in quantities of 500.
has cost that much more.
No charge forblocking work in tablets.
Grove Sunday, ami is visiting with Mrs.
R obert A MI ii . kr , Register
The Tinckoe I.umber Co , at Hobeon-
Extra charge for color work, printing on both
I H. Ilandlev of this place.
I’ ktkr P aoukt , Receiver.
.«ides
and difficult designs. All kinds of com
ville, is now running (nil handed and
niercial printing not enumerated done promptly
If yon want to aee the latest styles in
and
at
low rales.
J
cutting about 60,000 feet of lumber per
For Sale at a Great Sacrifice
ladies’ gold watches vest-chaina and pins
al1
w our extensive line of samples
day
Tbit means that the Co. is R|*en«l-
and yon can get an idea of what you want and
go to Letcher's jewelry store.
80 acres of land in Tillamook county, be
ing $275 per day in this county
Such
convinced of our claims. Mai) orders given
prompt attention Samples of Legal Blank«
Mrs. Bur rough and her sister Alice industries as this is what makes good d«suriiied as follows:
sent free to Notaries, Attorneys and J. P a
S E '< of N W '4 ami the S W »4 of
Thayer are hero on a short visit to their times, and the fact that they aie running
N E *4 of sec. IB, tp 3 8, R 9 W. No in-
fW^The dale opposite your name printed
paients, Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Tliayer.
both sides of their mill, shows that the
, on the margin ol jour paper or on the tvtapper
cumIterance, $2 50 per a» re, cash.
in.licates the time vour subacription expire«
U the Astoria Kcgett* on the 19lli,the lumliei market in Sail Francisco and
and you are Instted to renew at that time All
Address at once. J. F. B irfikid ,
eloop monogram «ni CHpltiie.l »ith 17 elsewhere is looking up and that times
papers sent to partie« outside the county are
Santa
Crus,
Cal.
promptly diacontinued when theirtlme expires
ptoplu ahoarrl. All were reecued except aie getting better.
an.I «ix month«' arrearage is lhe limit within
the —
county.
Ill p>
stopping
subscripton it
three.
Sehool Hegins.
,«
ssary tint
pay „p your
arrearage.
Yamhill Reporter: 1». W. Totter re
FilhiiiK will commence on the bay in turned from Netarts Monday. Hi, fam
The Tillamook Academy will liegin its
a lew dave, anil it loolte ns though we ily remKined and »ill not come home next «chool year on Monday, >epteml>er
Notice.
2,
1896
(’ABRIK M % y .
are jtoing to have a good inn of «almon for revel al weeks.
this eeaeon.
We wish to inform the public that the
I ee Collard wa« over in Tillamook
The OrcRunian aud H kadi ight . only $200 North Yamhill mid Tillamook stage
Cohn A Co. have just received a large city the first of the week. lie -ays the Many are taking advantage ol this rate
line is now making daily trip* on
stock o( new goods on tlm steamer El town is lively and the people me full of
schedule time, making connections with
Notice.
more. Cull and sea them befoie they their accustomed gayety.
('hai ley
the 3 :30 1'. M . train for Portland.
are all gone.
Hemstreet took him riding in Ins new
Take notice. That Robt. J. Giles in
1’. H. M ksvkr . Proprietor.
The Tillamook papers are sailing into l>oat, which is proving to t>e a great suc not an agent of the --tate Insurance
fake real estate agents
flial'a ihs ca cess. Jack Welch was seen and stated Company, and haa no authority to «rite
t'vunly order« wanted by Beals Bros
per gentlemen. That's what the Budget that lie thought McMinnville needed a insurance, to receive premiums tliervfor,
All photo', reduced to suit hunt time*, front
propones to do, for the protection o( man fifth barl>er shop, and he might locate or to collect money dne the company
75 cents per per doten upwards.
who come here to buy propertv.
here before long.
E dmond C. G iltxkr , M'g’r.
H mm Ant Sverno.
See Cohn & Co's., new lot of fall and
winter goods.
.J. E. Sibley, mamiger of the Truckee
Ice cream and soda water at the Tilla
Lumber Co. of Hobsonville, accompanied
mook bakery.
by his wife and eon left fur Fortland
Dan Goodspeed’s son is sick with the Munday, via Forest Grove
typhoid fever.
Mr. Deery, the manager of the Alli
oc
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
MAIL SCHEDULE.
T illamook and N orth Y amhill ;—
Leave N Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p 1».
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
4 P- »“•
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. in.
Arrive N. Yamhill uext day
- P- ,n-
T illamook and H obsonville :—
L ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a m.
Arrive Hobsonville
9:00 a.m.
L've Hobsonville, except Tuesday 2:15 pm.
Arrive Tillamook.................
5-15 p m.
N etarts :—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
7 a. in.
and Suturdays at
12 m.
Arrives Netarts
.1 p. 111.
Leaves Netarts, same days.
6 p. 111.
Arrives Tillamook by
B arnegat :—
Round trip to be performed on Monday.
G rand R ond :—
Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday
at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn
ville.
•
Arrives at Tillamook at 145.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. in. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
which is usually 4:30.
Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45.
Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M.
Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P. M.
Sunday 3:00 to 2:00 P. M.
Three College Courses, Clannical Scientific mid Literary. Tlie Academy pre-
nerea for college mid gives a thorough English education, the best preparation for
TF At'HING <>r BUSINESS. The school has always been distinguixhed lor tlm
breadth «nd thoronglmess of its work. It has a library of 7000 volumes, goo,I
euuipmentsfor mathematical amt scientific- work, and fine bmhlings a Oh the best
modern improvements. The Marsh Hall just completed at a cost of |50,000 is one
of th. finest college buildings on lhe Pacific Coast. All expenses very low. Hoard
and rooms nt the Ladies’ Hall »3.00 to »4.00 per week, including electric light and
heat
l he College Dormitory, under excellent management, furnishes board and
rooms st »2.25 per week. Board in private families, >2.50 and upwards. Many
Students re'nt rooms ami board themselves at a cost not to exceed »1 50 per week.
For full particulars address
1*108. M CLELLAND, President,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Oregon.
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
Complete Eight Grade Training
Department and strong professional
mid academic courses.
The Diploma of the school entitles
one to teach in any County in the
State without further.examination.
Board and Lodging, Books and
Tuition, $ 150 pier year.
Beautiful and healthful location.
No saloons.
There is a good demand for well-
trained teachers.
There is an over supply of untrained teachers.
Catalogue Cheerfully Senton Application.
W. A WANN,
A (hires.«,
P. L. CAMPBELL,
President.
Secretary,
COMPANY,
on’t want a
coat that will rip
up the back the first
time you put it on,
and you don’t want
goods that fade out
months
'' hat you want is
some
quality,
clothing,
something that
wear well and look well
for a long time
e guarantee that we
can lit von and give you better satisfaction
than if you sent away to the so-called tail-
not make
take your
Ht you as
so many
You can
judge for
You don’t have to buy them
unless they suit you, and you do have to
pay all or part in advance if you send
awav, ami what you pay you don’t get back
even it they don’t fit.
y » kt i p gents furnishing goods, ladies'
underwear, dress goods and trimmings. A
u line of boots and shoes, '> hats
Udis and
OillU caps.
See us before marketin« o ’- your produce.
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