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B. B. DANIEL
Beverly Robinson Daniel, the
T he C ounty O fficial P aper subject of this sketch was born in
Boyle county, Kentucky, October
15, 1829, and consequently was 66
years, 1 month and 13 dayM of age
when he died, (Nov. 28th, 1895.)
W. F. D. J on eh , E ditor and M anager .
Leaving home at the early age
of 19 for the purpose of trying his
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(HTMter 1.Y IN ADVANCE.)
fortune in Arkansas, then open
II so.
Une year
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settlement, but after
Six inoiitlia
.75. ing up for
SO.
Three months
spending
nearly
a year in that
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state with only a meager success,
inch, per month
Jo 70
per year >6.75 he took part in the great gold ex
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• ” ” 3300 citement of 1849 of California, and
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6-73
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went thither with the great rush
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Local nolle*«. ioc L h . per line; and sets, after
the fir^t insertion. Only sets per line for firat of that year, going the lower or
insertion for regular a<lverti»ers.
He first struck
Lost, Found, For Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and Santa Fe route.
Special notices, in classified "ad” columns, at
the
golden
state
in San Diego
the rate of one cent per word for first inset tion
and halt rates thereafter.
Lexa I notices, Nonpareil tocts. per llnr for county and being dead broke he
firstIiisettion and Sets pci line for each snbse
obtained employment for a few
quent Insertion.
AII notices or communications should days on a ranch at the unpreced
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
ented figure of 816 per day, but it
was not mining and he soon left
There is no drouth in Til). this place, making his way north,
amook.
and into the mines. lie worked
The message was a labored, claims in various localities, but
school boy production, many words mainly on the American river.
After spending five years in the
of little meaning, and sounded like
mines
with some success, amassing
a wail from the tomb.
in all about 83000, he left Califor
The const defenses on the hoiiik I, nia and went to Macon county,
the Columbia nod at San -Diego Missouri, where lie had some rela
should be strengthened at once. tives, and where he purchased a
San Francisco is well provided for farm and settled down, this being
in 18.54. Here lie settled down
at present.
and married the girl that was des
It is like shipping coal to New tined to be his life long and faith
castle when red cedar shingles ful companion for over forty years,
from Washington are sold in Mich Miss Mary Switzer, the daughter
igan, Minnesota mid Wisconsin, of ii wealthy citizen of Macon coun
spars and timbers from British ty. Upon his farm he labored and en of which survive him. The de
Columbia in Nova Scotia, fir lum-, prospered. As he was ever indus ceased ones are Frederick, Logan
her in Boston and cedar doors in trious and econoniieiil in liis liiib- II., and Willie, the latter dying in
tlm first
Maine. But
bill ill«
nrsi shipment
snipnieiii of
in its, lin succeeded in getting liis infancy. 'Dm eldest, Francis P.,;
lumber to the Baltic is now being farm well improved, To the cou- married F. M. Lamb, and resides
louded on the Norwegian bark I pie several children were born, ns near tlm old Daniel homestead.
SZT/V FRANCIS^0
Crown Prince at the Hastings mill the years rolled by, but this pros Newton N., tlm oldest bey lives at i
North
Yamhill.
Tlm
next
daugh
perity ami destiny alike, ns were
Vancouver, B. C.—Ex.
thousands of others, was changed ter, Eloise J., now Mrs. Marolf, I
M anufacturers of L umber and B oxes , and D ealers in
According to the official lists by the oncoming of the civil war, also lives close to the old home
there were 16.5 clerks in the last j in which however lie essayed no stead. The second son, Clay, is a
legislature of Oregon, while .Mon active part on either side. Al resilient of Foley. Martha Daniel,
tana had only 61, North Dakota though a southern man with south is now Mrs. Jeff Wallace of Bea
found use for 83, and yet there ern proclivities, yet he took the ver. Alice, the fourth daughter,
was a great kick in the lust mined grounds that the rupture could be is married to J. N. McCune, re
states against extravagance in em sullied in some way without re sides at present with tlm bereaved
ploying clerks. There Ims been course to arms, and endeavored lo mother. Tlm youngest daughter
little kick in Oregon, and we sup discourage liis neighbors from en Mabel, now Mrs. Charles Ooley,
pose there will be none. The peo. listing on either side. This stand lives in Tillamook city. Our pres
pie here hike little interest in pub of course, in the hea t a nd turmoil ent county judge, Hon. W. W.
lic affairs, They sleep while they of a buffer state ns Missouri then Conder, is a nephew of the de
are robbed, and if they make a i was, brought down upon him the ceased.
kick nt all it is after they are suspicion of both sides, but mat Father Daniel, through industry
robbed.
ters wt>re along however without anil strict habits of economy
J bringing upon him serious inter amassed considerable property in
It is difficult to predict the fll- ruptions, beyond occasional raids his life time, largest portion of
tine work in the magazine field. upon liis stock by the opposing which is in this county. He was
W wish to
our
No one would have conceived, ten forces, until the full of 1864, when especially proutl of his Nestucca
years ago, that a thirty-five-eent the Union soldiers having taken farm of 230 acres, being without
teas.
magazine would ever contemplate Macon city, a few miles distant, doubt tlm finest body of bottom
fastidious.
the use of expensive lithographic commenced to fortify it against land in Tillamook county. He
processes ill printing. But a ten the return of the rebel General was never of a speculative turn,
J. E. SIBLEY, Manager Store and Mill, Hobsonville, Oregon
cent magazine lias put in a large Price, and cullet) for volunteers but depended more upon tlm ag
Principal Office, 149, Berry St., s. F.
and complete lithographic plant from the surrounding country to gregation of wealth through thrift,
Mills at Truckee. Cal..
with the avowed purpose of fur assist on the works.
economy anil tlm ordinary chan
nels of trade. As a money lender
nishing a certain amount of color
Father Daniel being
work every month. The first re the next Sunday, nt which the con Im considered bonuses ami commis soner, I. C. Quick, James Steel,
sult is the reproduction of a water gregation was com posed almost sions usury, and never exacted John Day,Joseph Donaldson, Geo.
color, drawn bp Rossi for the Cos solely of women ami children, he them. In investments Im was ex Randall, the Wallace boys, F. M.
mopolitan, and redrawn upon found himsell suddenly along with tremely conservative. More flaring Lamb, and many others of his old
■tone by the Cosmopolitan litho the rest lined up out of doors by a financiers with the same opportu friends and acquaintances who stir
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graphic artists, and printed upon bund of Confederates, that Intd rid nities, would often no doubt have vive him well remember.
In
politics
Im
was
a
democrat,
the Cosmopolitan lithographic den up during the sermon, to listen accumulated faster, whilst as
RECORDS SEARCHED.
presses. Work upon even a more to a speech from the reltt-l leader, many more would have went to but favored a protective tariff*, and
extended scale is promised for the in which lie warned them that the tlm wall through too sanguine ex would occasionally drop quietly
from his ticket the name of some
R R. HAYS, Tillamook, Or
January number.
first mini that started for Macon pectations.
candidate
of known immoral or in
As an instance of liis caution
city
to
labor
on
the
forts
would
be
The Shakers have made Il tlìs. waylaid ami shot.
direction, lie once temperate liabits. He often aver
Now there in this
eovery which is destined to accom were present some children of a owned what is now the Cone anti red that, excepting Washington,
plish much good. Realizing that Unionist, who misunderstood the McCoy addition to Buy City, in tlm Abraham Lincoln was the greatest
three-fourths of all our sufferings limiter in some way, ami went first laying out of that town, but man this country ever produced.
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Father Daniel became a member
arise from stomach troubles, that home reporting Daniel luid prompt fearing u possible collapse of tlm
Leading Hotel of
the country is literally tilled with ed the rebel leader in liis speech, boom there, sold the tract with of the M. E. Church South in 1872,
Tillamock^^
people who cannot eat and digest when the truth was, Daniel was only a small advantage over tlm and remained as such until his
He«dqu«rter» for Commercial
food, without subsequently sutler, standing nt the other end of the first price, although Cone and Mc death, the direct cause of which men
and tlie traveling public
e rooms. Klectrie light,
pain and distress, and tlmt many line and luid said nothing in either Coy diil well in this purchase. was heart failure, superinduced by samp
thronghout. Stage and boat of
■ce«
Rates |i oo lo |l oo ptr
are starving, wasting to skeletons, way, and Daniel hearing that they Yet when we consider tlm multi bronchial and liver affections.
’lay. American plan.
1
Although a man of rigidity gen
because their food does th mu no threatened his life, remained qui tudes who burned their fingers in
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good they have devoted much etly away from Ills home during that vicinity, Mr Daniel's recoil erally in liis dealings with others, I .l.p’.^:,„t,“*”tiOn *° 'he rui’illr
study and thought to the subject, nearly the whole of the winter fol from it was shrewd enough on gen and precise in domestic govern
H. A. WOODFORD. Prop'r.
ment, seldom brooking contradic
and the result is this discovery, qf lowing, without taking n part in eral principals after all.
their Digestive Cordial.
Years ago a favorite quotation tion, yet on liis dying bed. his body
the troubles on either side.
racked at times witli the most ter
A little Ixsik can be obtained
of
liis was that “what a num could rible
Spring coming on he managed
yet not an irritable
from your druggist that will point to sell Ills farm at a great sacrifice, not get Im could do without.” The word anguish,
or other manifestation of un
out the way of relief at once.
Alt anti started across tlm plains witli advocating of this forced philoso due impatience escaped him. He
investigation will cost nothing and liis family to Oregon, landing in phy, declared him a fair represen died strongly in the belief of liis
future happiness, such expressions
will result in much good.
ALLEN TïOTJSE
Tillainoo'- county tlm fall of 1865, tative of the typical Western man, —,
........... ... quickly,”
niiti
and
who
hade
adieu
to
tlm
luxuries
and
Here
Im
settled
on
South
Prairie,
Children nil hate to take cantor
Why dost thou delay thy coni
J. P ALLEN. ProB'r.
comforts of the East, to brave will ing?
ng?” often escaped from his lips,
oil, but not UHL. wlileli is |»ala. first purchasing tlm homestead
Not.« lo. It. Fln. 0«l.l„. O.p.rtmM|
ingly
tlm
hardships
and
inconven
and
once
Im
said,
“
I
long
to
wnlk
claim of Edward Morin, and with
table.
SS!
mind
tlm exception of almut four years iences of tlm pioneer and carve out’ in the fields of glory.” His ____
Ocean Wave and H k . vuliuht , residence on liis Nesluoca farm, a mighty empire upon tlm shores was clear to the last moment and
he pass-d quietly away with a
only 11.75 per year.
lived upon this oltl honmsieatl tlm of the Pacific. Ah, many things pleasant smile on his countenance.
balance of liis days.
we did without 30years ago here
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Best Meals in the City.
Oregonian am! H kapi . kiiit , 82
Ho had born to him ten children in Tillamook, r___________
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as such immigrants
per year.
in all, five boys and five girls, sev-' of liis class and times,' David Rea-
Ripait« Tabule« pleasant laxative.
TURGEON’S
Books, Albums, Scrap Books, Games and Toys.
Large Line of Silverware.
Full Stock of Jewelry—
gTlMON'g Drug >e
LUMSffl ee
General Merchandise
PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
Clothing, Footwear!
Sperry Flour, Best California, $3.35.
e
call attention to
We guarantee satisfaction to
the most
Il,e Alderman
NEW H0USE-:-NEW FURNITURE
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
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