A vary unfortunate and deplorable in
cident occurred at ths academy this
I weak, and though several p«rti-a are at
fault, it seems impossible to l«>cate .the
blame exactly as it should be
Some
ugly gosaip was going ainoiig the pupds
regarding a l»oy and girl who weie at
tending scbo«»l there, ami the little story
was passed from one to another through
the school with various im»difirali««ns
usual in such ciicuinataiices
Mrs. M*1)
ihe preceptress soundly thrashed one
young man ami three young ladies, ami
others were accused ami threatened with
whipping for the alleged g.-s^ipiiig
Some of the young ladies who claimed to
l e innocent, indignantly refused to bo
be »objected to so degrading a punish
ment, and promptly left school.
I hose
wlm were punched promptly left also
Some of tlmse accused of lying ami gos.
siping, vigorously deny it, though they
say that there was considerable gossip
by some, ami that some of the real guilty
parties who acte«l as informers were as
deeply in the affair as any one, ami es
caped the accusations and thrashing
only on Hceounl of their peculiar smooth
ness and the partialitj' shown.
Every
parent who has children there naturally
feels Unit his or her own dulighters ure
blameless and have told the truth, ami
is bound to such an opinion.
It is al
leged that some who quit tried to altend
i the public school, but were turned away
I on account of the public school being al
ready overcrow«led, and also because
some of said pupils bad been f »rce<l to
quit public school on account of incor-
i rigible behavior. Such affairs are *o be
; regrelte«! ami the details are not fit to
’ be printed, and while the mo«le of pun-
i ishment w as probably not justifiable, we
wish Io say light here that nil decent,
well-meaning people in this town should
at once unite to slump out this most
damnable and contemptible disposition
! of gabbling and tattling. Cortain sliiny-
: inoutbed, veiiom-tougued, scandal mon
gers should be ignored and forced to seek
j companionship only among their own
dirty kith uti«l kind.
ToO many good
| names have alrea«ly been I e haggled and
! besmirched by the infamous slanderers,
who wish Io biing all down to their ow n
level
These last remarks aie made in
cidentally, and we assure the public that
in the near future we sh’tl 1 give you a
sermon on slander that will be mote to
j the point.
1
(Our Humorous Resources!
The resources of Tillamook County are
unlimited and we are endeavoring to help
develop them by purchasing all the produce
we can handle
RliSytRCtiS:
Tillamook
We are just now yettiny
in an immense line of new
poods for spring and sum
mer traile. Our space is
to limited to give details.
Call and take a look at
our stock.
Has a
Fine Harbor,
Navigable
?ivers,
he Most
Valuable Forests in
America, and
Makes Large
Quantities of
The Best Butter in
the World.
Cohn \ Co
If gou have an^fhing to sell, advertise if in the
o'
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headlight :
Everybody reads it and many claim good results lately
LOCAL NEWS
Avoid the moral leper.
the frogs on sticks, leaving them alive
and wriggling oh the sidewalk in that
vicinity. The authorities are asked to
correct tile boys.
Local Market—Eggs 10 cents, dairy
butter 20 to 25 cents per roll, crentnyry
Fruit», nut» and candies at the Bakery. | 30 cents, potatoes in strong demand at
Pick Jackson of Salmon river is in the I 50 cents ¡»er 100 pounds.
city.
A party living three miles from town
Tom Kellow, of Hebo, proved up last on a piece of government land will relin
weep.
quish his claim for a teasonable price.
Information al this oilice.
t-f.
Fins wanted—highest market price ill
cash at Colin’s.
Dan Bowers hasn’t had a show lately.
A letter from A. W. Fletcher will ap The politicians and other long w inded
literary lights have taken up space that
pear next week
properly belonged to Dan.
Full stock of Diamond Dyes at Will
If the Mills crowd knifes th« straight-
iams’ drug store.
outs, ami the straight-outs holt the Mills
Go to C. E. Reynolds’ for fishing candidates, there will be few successful
tackle of all kinds.
republicans this year in this county.
I'reeeripllone filled at Sturgeon’».
You can’t gel those silver dollars here
At the council meeting Monday night
any too fast to suit us.
two ordinances were read the second
Do less talking of your neighbor’s past time. The matter of paving the claims
of certain witness fees was put oil' until
history, but bring on th« proofs.
next meeting.
Jewelry, stationery and fancy toilet
Somebody writes from Hobsonvile,
articles at Sturgeon’s «Irug store.
"Please change
H eadlight to Bay
Nehalem lot to trade for lot here or City ” Ile didn't sign his name how
any other property. At this office
ever, and the fulfillment of Ids desires
The mother of Petri McIntosh, of this will be delayed.
city, died near Ottawa, Ont., April 5.
Bei t Biggs Accidentally fell across his
A full line of hardware of all kind I boat last week and one of the oai-locks
was received at Reynolds’ last week.
lacerated his leg badly. He is getting
The steamer Truckee came in last Fri along as well as possible under the
circumstances
day and went out Tuesday following
Del Moore, of Astoiia, was here last
Wanted, a man to take a contracl to
week.
A good many republicans of
dear land. Apply to M. W. II arhihon
Clatsop county want him for tlieii sher
Buttermilk tickets, good for one gallon iff The county convention there has
only ft cents, at the Tillamook (’reamery. not yet come off.
A full line of paints, oils, vai nishes
«nd brushes at Reynold»* hardware
store.
Dr. Wil»v has bought the old hotel
property just west of the H k idi . igii T of
fice, of Mr. Allan
Cohn & Co. are extending their store
to take in the building in the rear of the
main stor« formerly occupied by Hie
harness shop. This will give them eon-
shlerahle more room.
If the gold bug i«publicans all vote
Who has Rome lumber ami a little la against the free silver men on (lie ticket
bor to exchange for two good lots? En- ami if the free silver republicans vote
quire at this office
against all th» gold bugs on the ticket,
the whole ticket will be defeated
A. E Campliell, of Salmon river, was
here this week on business.
He has a
Pavia & Co. are busily engaged plac
lug «heap ranch down there
ing the ma.hineiy in their null nest of
Wm. Ebarinan and J. 8. Diehl were town The machinery they are putting
elected delegates to the grand lodge I. in is new, sud they expect to I« able to
handle the largest I >gs hare with peifect
O. (>. F. which meets in May.
ease
This community is to blame for the
M. \V. Harrison has shown ns a letter
pollution of the moral atmospheie. Par
from E. I. Alderllold, Slate Cheese In
ant» should set go«»d examples
structor, of Neenah, Wia,, who says Mr
Some party who makes good butter
Hecker ia a llrst class cheaae maker, and
can pay up on subscription with same at
expresses regret that Wisconsin should
this office
Potatoes wanted on sub lose him
scription also
With pleasure we note that James Mc
M». Steiuhilber is still actively engag
Cain ha« received the nomination at one
ed in Mecuring timber lands for the eas
of the republican CAndidAte» for the leg
tern syndicate They pay $8<M per 160
islature in Yamhill county If he h elect
acres on an avetage.
ed it it jnet •• good »• if a Tillamook er
The populists aie having large num- gets tiler e
Ixra of the Searchlight, a Washington
Marion Walling shot himeelf in the leg
county paper, distributed in this county
Tuesday. He and other» were hunting,
for campaign puiposs»
and a laige H-calil vr revolver which he
Some persons have made complaints wm carrying in a sc a Id»« rd waadiacharf*
to um that some bad boys are in the hal>- ed accidentally, the ball entering hi*» leg
it of catching Irogs in the pond near the below the knee
The tibia or large bone
I lirislian church, and that they impale' was broken and badly »haltered for set
c
o
N. A Eberman was buNied to death
nt hi» I...... ••• S«ii»jile April 111.
\(r
Elwrinun, who lift« been purulizej fol
»everal y«ar» piiHt, wii« left nlone wlij|e
the other member» of the family »tteh.|,
eil the evening church servict.
Aliout
t*:30l’. M. tinmen were seen bursting
from the Ebermun re.iilence
A» th,,
crowd watched the burning lmihlihg
the body of the old gentleman cotihl be
seen in the center of Hie ruin»
It wan
pin tiully out of bed, nml the old ma,,
lia.l evidently made n heroic effoit toe«,
cape. With bin feel r.hiing on t|„
door mid hia body leaning iigiiinnt the
lied, he was literally roasted until
scarcely a vestige of him remained.
The origin of the fire is unknown but
it is thought to have been enuned by t|„
explosion of mi oil lamp
Tilt* loss will
amount to $1000, and there is no msur-
mice.
born in Henry
Mr. Ebermun was
1
-------i ago, und
comity, Tennessee, 7-» years
came to Oregon in 1843, barati ng neur
Skips non. Shortly afterward ho inar-
ried h daughter of the Hon. Win. Ilu|,.
son, by whom lie hud 15 children, 11 of
whom survive him.
lie was a veteran
of Hie Cnynse war . -Oregonian
[Wm. Etiermiiii, of thi» city is a son
of deceased.]
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
77th anniversary of the foundation h
the oider on Saturday, the 25lh. The
26th is the real anniversary hut it c«me*
on Sunday. A large crowd of Odd Fel
lows and their families are expected from
various putts of the county
Appropriate ceremonies will be belli in
the Christian church, lifter which there
will he a giaml spread of basket dinufr»
in the large hall at the Allen H011««
Tile Rebekahs have clnuge of the cek-
bration, and it is expected it will ben
grand success.
Some friends of the order will give«
grand ball in the Larsen hall at night
I’lie price of tickets will he 50 cents per
couple, and those who like can pay tlm
usual price extra for lunch or supper.
bould spot the people who sell such
end inches, causing a very dangerous
wound, though the leg may l»e waved in rank accretions as butter, and discon
School Report.
Any
fair condition unless complications set tinue to purchase I heir products
To each and all who assisted in the
in. The accident occurred near the careful person can make pine, sweet,
The fidlowing pupils were neither ab-1 last sickness, death ami burial of oin be
beautifully grained, good flavored, ! sent nor tardy during the month ending
wrack heap west of town.
loved brother and unde W. T. (Jack
1 wholesome butter in this comity, and April 17, 1896:
Perry, we desire to express our sincere
Howard Cary has gone to Portland
1 there is no excu-e for any other kind.
Etta Severance, Teley Anderson. 1’sina and beard-felt gratitude. Yours in our
and will bring in the telephones for the
Republicans should settle down to' Newell, Howard Edmunds, Percy Wiley, great sorrow and loss.
system to be established here.
Ten
M rs . F i . orki . la P Cot E
’phones will be pill in use at tbestart and 1 support their ticket regardless of the A Chas. Mowers, Wm. Bencke, Maud Stur
M rs lzi Z. D avids « » n .
the line will extend to Bay City ami ! P. A., silver question, old iactional fight 1 geon, Arthur Southwick.
M arshal T hatcher C ole
! or any thing else, if we all shut to set- 1 Deportment 10J per cent :
I lobsonville.
Man«! Sturgeon, Maud Carson, Esina
Milton, Rock Co., Wis., April 14, 1896.
, tie old grudges, consider religious preju
If Mie A P. A. advisory board con
dices, and scratch of a few names we Newell, El ta Severance, Wm. Bencke,
cludes to blacklist all the anti-A. P. A.
For Sale Cheap.
don’t like, we can easily defeat all the Lee Roberts, Teley Andeiaon.
candidates on the republican ticket, and
E. R II ayh , Principal
ticket, or most of it.
I w ill sell a 40 acre, a 25 sere and it 20
if the anti-A. P. A. people scratch the
**¿1 l Hen Perrv keeps boats to I
names of the A. P. A. men, there wilt
Fullowing are the names of the pupils acre tract of land . Purchaser can pay
— let. lie lias several dif
for same by clearing up other lands
be none elected.
ferent kinds, and can fit you out with a wlm were neither absent nor tardy dur come and see the chance.
ing
the
last
month
:
J. E Crandall and family intend starl light row boat, or a sail boat. He also |
F M. L amb .
Earnest, Bernard, Bertha Mowers,
ing for Tillamook this morning, to be has a hand-power stern w heeler w hich
Mollie
Petre,
Laura
Hardman,
Blaine
gone several weeks. Ed. has some will carry a number of persons and make
I.and For Sale.
painting contracts over there. We wish good time. Boats let by the day or Hays, Archie Stephens, Sidney Lowery,
Alice Peterson, El via Smith, Lena John
I have 22 acres of prairie land for sale,
them a pleasant trip and a sale return .— week, at reasonable rates.
son, Edith Bowers, Erwin Harrison, Ed house I4x 18 with kitchen added, ham
North Yamhill Record.
The steep grades and dis-
na Jones, Oliver Waldvogel, Norman 60x36, w ith 93 feet of shed room. Nine
Henry Alderman is engaged in the tance cut off by the improvements on the Olds, Malie Foland, Florence Dolhirhide,
teen acres seeded to meadow , 20 prune
McIntosh
Townsend creiimerv.
He road to North Yamhill will be of great Minnie Stnivenga, Maude Lahmon, Ben
trees, good well, all well fenced; four
says he finds it a gleet deni more con- benefit, and much better time will be ni« Bixby, Lottie Hardman, Ethel John
miles from town
Price $675, half cask
genial than politics,
A whole lot of made this summer with less inconven son. Gertie Roberts, Fannie Stephens,
balance on<4 year. A ddison H arris ,
politicians would be better off learning to ience to passengers
Mr. Messner will Winnie Stewart, Jesse Pierce, Clifford
Tillamook, Ore
make good cheese and butter.
be running the stages clear through reg Hiner, Carrie Johnson, Howard Drew.
Masonic Notice.
The following are those who were per
A life insurance agent is here looking ularly as soon as the road dries a little.
for suckers. The Woodmen or Woik- Messrs. Huston are putting the road ill fect in deportment:
There will be a regular Al«-
incii ure good enough lor Tillainookers, as good shape as possible.
Carrie Johnson Archie Stephens, Erwin
»onic communication of Till»-
and they don’t pav a fat sleek agent $10
Mrs. May Willey, Assisted by some of Harrison, Minnie Stuivenga, Joyce P^SKyaDBmook Lodge No. 57, A F.
xh A. M hi the Masonic hall on
per day, or n $50,000 per year salary to her pupils and others, iccently gave a Quick, Bertini Mowers, Mice Peterson, |I)C®J A
•fiSatmday night May 2.
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the president of the organization.
musical which was very much apprecia Elvia Smith, Mary Spinier, Matie Fo
UaRSHHBHK Master Masons in good stand
ted by those present.
Mrs. Dr. Wise land, Maude Lahmon, Ray Quick, .Folin ing are in\iied to attend. By order of
Th» North Yamhill Record says; "W
White, Fannie Stephcus.
W. M.
F. R. B eals , Src’y. ,
L Brook« of Tillamook, is the nominee kindly threw her elegant home open for
A. E M ason , Teacher.
for joint representative foi Yamhill and their use. Some twenty pupils played
Fresh invoice of goods at the Bakery
Tillaniook on the republican ticket. He very creditably. Mr J. E. Sibley and
Following are the names of those who
is said to be an advocate of the single family of Ilobsonville, were present
For Exchange.
were neither absent nor tardy during the
gobi standard.’’ Please quota authority. Mr. Sibley entertained us with some se
lections on the violin, also Miss Josie last month :
Forty acres of Kite fruit land near the
The steamers Harrison and Elmore Petre on violin.
Bertie Barker, Mamie B.’zley, Ella
beautiful city of Santa Crux, in Califor
came in last Thursday.
The Elmore
Hays,
May
Williams,
Julia
Schrader,
Quite a number af claims are lieing of-
nia. Plenty of water, fine lumber, rid
was loaded with general merchandise
Bruce Ross.
feried Mr. Steinhillier at $8(M) each or
for merchants here, and the Harrison
Following are the mimes of those w bo soil and a climate unsurpassed any when*
$5 per acre. There is quite a body of1
in the world.
No incumbrance.
Will
brought in the machinery for l)nvin ¿c
were perfect in deportment:
good limber land tributary to Wilson
Co’s mill, also some freight for the
Bertie Barker, Hazel Bernard, Icey exchange for country or city property i<i
river yet that can be purchased of the
Tillamook county. Write stating chm-
Nehalem merchants.
government nt $2 50 per acre, and it is Bower, Hazel Bower, Henry Diehl, Ar acter, value and title of projwrty to,
l’red Schonberg has stinted his new expected a iimnlier of claims will be thiiv Eberman, Webley Elliott, Carrie
1>. D. B owman ,
creamery, bundling only Hie milk of taken soon, with the Intention of selling Foland, James Hiner, Eacie Oliver, Le
Lo» Gatos, (’al.
thirty rews of hi« own
He uses the to the new syndicate, which will at once ona Stephens. Vida Stillwell, Pearl Trout
utmost care in raring for hi« cow» and I »egin milling on a large scale if suffi Alva Williams, Minnie Wise.
WARRANTS PAYABLE
E ihth M. A lderm in , Leaclier.
handling U m milk. It ia needless to cient land can be obtained.
nay the butter he makes is gilt edge, and
The following numbered warrants in
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School Supply Hida.
The printer’s dollar»—where are they?
ate now payable at my office and interest cea**
commands a good price.
after this date:
A dollar here ami a dollar there scat
Notice is here by given that the school
Number»73®, 1240, 1241. 1242. I136, 1231. «*
Il is seldom you find pearls in a ces«- tered over numerous small towns all over
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, 1225, 1328, <337, 1384, 1065, T083, 1014. 1286, 1287.
pool. Gigging into old graves is neither thecountiy miles and miles apart. How board of district No. 9, Tillamook coun
J ohn B arker , County Treasurer
pleasant nor profitable
There are skel shall they l»e gathered in? Come Imine ty, Oregon, will receive sealed bid« until
Dated May 20th, 1896.
etons in every cheet. Leave them there yen are wanted. Come in single file that the 2nd day of May, 1806, for the follow
I’OÜTI.ANI) M A ICK KT.
unless a good purpose is aerved by turn we may send you again to battle for our ing articles:
20 cords of 4 foot wood, spruce linibs
ing them out. Remember «ome of those credit
(Wholesale Quotations.)
Reader are you sine you have
<4
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ugly rumors regarding yourself liefore not one of the printer’s dollars sticking ent once, ami to be piled in the school O ats —G ray
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j district wood bouse, or 40 cords of 2 foot P otatoes y loo tbs
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15
you go dragging the dumps of vice for to your trousers? Feel down and sue lg
i.
O nions
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1 wood, spruce limbs.
uncanny objects of evidence against your we are not right --Exchange
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3 cords of 4 foot jlry l»o<ly fir wood, W heat —Willamette
neighlior.
Walla Walla
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95
The silver pattv of Yamhill county same to l»e pile«! in the woo<l Imuse
««>
DVCKS V dox.
5 oO
Some ungodly, «lepraved. filth monger, nominnled a full ticket.
IL G Guild,
2 dozen cans concentrated lye.
Red G eese ’*
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who pretend» to l»e a butter maker, editor of the Sheridan Sun and Orm C Seel Brand
C hickens —old fl dot.
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3
brings to town and puts on the market Emery, edit.n of H e NewbergIndepend-
Spring
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10 rewins 12 pound legal cap peper.
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B itter —Brine
ociasionally some reeking, ¡»olhited, were nominated for represent« ti a es.
25
4 dozen boxee white crayon..
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Store,
in
Roll«
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alsiminalde compound which looks worse John Gill, <»( Yamhill county, the popu
1 dozen No. I brooms.
y
Choice Dairy
2«
than axle grease, smells worse than ran list nominee for j »int represeulutive with
Creamery
So
1 five gallon keg Arnold*« writing
cid margarine, and tastes like the en Tillamook county, was endorsed by the tin id.
H gg »—Oregon
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L ard , Oregon
tlings of soureil dishwater. It lias ili« silver convention
The two free silver
Bi.ls will be received oti one or more
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Eastern
meliflnous aroma <»f the cow stable, the editor«, together with Bro. Clark, of the
of the al»ove mentioned articles
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B acon —Clear Side«
ci»nsistem y of »oft soap, and is held to- North \ amhill Record, w ho is also of the
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The board reserves the right to reject
gether by numerous cow hairs of various same belief, ate likelv to make a lively
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Shoulders
any and all bids. A. G. R zynolp «,
lengths and colors.
Our merchants campaign in Yamhill county
F lovb — Willamette
Clarlr Dist. No 9.
Country Brand»