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COHN & CO MH TOBACCO PRICE LIST Per lb., lb <>*• P> mk * Represent Tillamook County for the Following Lines of Goods- Clima«. .Sp«a r head Star Horseshoe Saw Log Battle lie E\ca Chang« Toddy 40 40 24 28 28 I I)rv Goods! We are fully prepared for tin' spring Ladies, call and and summer trade inspect our assortment ■É I I I 1> Boots and Shoes! I Clothing! Clothing! 0 c Footwear l'or ladies, children and for •»'entlenien. Boots suitable lor the fiinn and logging camp. Big Assortment. Men’s, and boys’ clothing, of the best manufacture and latest patterns, ('ant you afford a new suit this spring? ■Tl £ LOCAL NEWS » F. I < 1 r ZU The big mill wharf is about completed over the creamery that is obliged to take before they are acclimated or natural is ami a large dry house will l»e erected milk from all parties, much of it being ized, it is time our constitution • changed to check some of these fresh upon it. John Barker, of the Tillamook slightly tainted,"rancid or unclean. In Lexort is gone 1.umber Co., conceived of this new enter the private dairy the butter maker knows l and forward carpet baggers. prise, and deserves gieat C!*e»lit therefor. the condition of every p< und of milk be Sturgeon’s drug store, for patent insdi- Cohn ik Co. are preparing coops so The Company made a shipment of lum uses, and is not obliged to lake a little cines. limy may be able to handle all the chick " ber’this week to San Fiancisco per the bad milk occasionally because some pa Otto Heins is prepared to do flash light mis that may be brought during the tron of the cieamery blings il ami steamer Truckee photography . h eason. threatens to “pull out” in case his milk J. J. McCoy ami J. C. Coiner returned Do you want n man for J. I*, who goes is refused. It pays to exercise care in Richard Lyster and family have re from Todos Santos, Lower California. the creamery ordairy. Mr. Sclminbnrg’s to sleep «luring court, and is nrronsed turned Io Kansas. Mexico, and wiil reside in Bay City for a 1 only when the lawyers throw p tper balls butter today is retailing in this town at The steamer Truckee arrived in the time. Mrs. Comer and children are on at him ? 55 cents per roll, while creamery butter their way here from Missouri. They bay again Tuesday generally is bringing only 3 ) cents, and We are autlioi ¡zed to slate that Dr speak well of the country where they The Truckee mill is shut down for a dairy butter only 20 to 25 cents If a Linton will qualify if elected. A report ; came from but say it needs development. lew weeks for repairs has been going that he would not qual They may return from there in the fu man gains 5 cents per pound on 5000 pounds of butter, the whole gain is $250, Dr Petre il very ill, but hopes are en ify if elected ture. practically all clear profit over and tertained of his recovery. Masons, attention ! (¡rand Lecturer Arrangements are being made to re above what the careless bu’ter maker Some of the candidates should be dis G M. Stroud will be hereon an official pair the Tillamook telegraph line as soon gets. In a few years this extra profit infected and quarantined. visit on Tuesday ami Wednesday, the 26 as weather will permit ami get it ready will buy a good dairy ranch Wlm for business The line will be removed I would not pay 5 cents per roll extra for lion. Tims. Tongue is expected here and 27 of May . the last week before election. For the next two or three weeks we in some places and made to follow the butter that is known to be pure, whole “assume the responsibility’’ of that ar road at all points whero it can be more some and of good keeping qualities. Sturgeon is always at bis place of bus ticle just to accommodate Mr. Smith easily watched and readily repaired. J. i ing to think that Ibis may be true. It is iness ready to till prescriptions. F. Reeher and Jim Harris of Wilson and Judge Maulsby a serious matter when the people actual G. II Ward, of Hebo, caught two river have been engaged to keep the road There will be a special meeting of the in repair during the coming summer.— ly contemplate the election of such a wild cats in his bear traps recently. man as Smith for J. P , and we are glad Masonic lodge for instruction Wednes- Forest Grove Tinies. L P Smith. II Booth, and C. Ray, day night, May 20. All Masons in good Io learn that not a great many of them One of the candidates for J. P. had do so. Mr. Smith was greatly ilistui bed of Woods and vicinity are in the city. standing invited to attend. been visiting a quarantined house fre when the H eadlight appeared last week Mrs. P. McIntosh has returned from A gentlemen writes us to learn how quently of late, and the health officer and immediately wrote a screed of per an extended visit to Woodland, Wash. Governor Bowers secured his title. In and marshal caught him there and sonal abuse against the editor of the The Maccabees expect to organize to- anawei w« will state that Im is Ex-Gov- marched him away, ami warned him H eadlight , which lie read to everyone night (Thursday) In the I O. O. F. hall, ernor of some stale back east. that he would get into trouble should he in town who would listen to him. He I Robert Walker, for a long time a resi repeat the offense. He had been staving holds the editor responsible for the sen The trial of Mis M «y for whipping the nt the infected place a great, deal lately timent in (lie article criticising him. academy pupils has i»< eu postponed for dent of Washington county, ami an old Indian War Veteran, was in the county ami there was danger of spreading the For the sake of argiiemetil we shall as the present. (Don’t tell 11s that his visits recently with his brother looking for a disease sume the responsibility of the article, L‘X >rt tried to get away without pay I were purely through motives of charity.) stock ranch. ami we urge Mr. Smith to take it up. Of ing his bills, lie got caught ami had The Schooner lleinsden, of San Fran course every body knows Bill Smith so Dr Wise ha® secured the services of to liquidate his brother to help with his work this cisco, which was laden with lumber at well that it is not necessary for us to Rev. Father Schell, th« (hilholic priest sunimei He recommends him to the Nehalem, started out Sunday, being dwelt upon his personal traits and frail Ims been in Portland and Salem recent people ms a competent dentist, and is towed by the tug Tonqnin, ami the line ties, but suffice it to say lie is the butt of ly on biisiness. willing to stand l»y his work. 4-t parted, allowing the Hernsden to go jest ami ridicule every wliete, and that ashore on the north spit, inside the bay. Ins judicial title was the result of an un Davis & Co. are hard at work on their The prohibition convention was indefi After discharging her deck load it was fortunate joke. The milk of human liew mill nest of town and will be sawing nitely a<ljoiirned last Sunday to give Fx- thought she would get off safely last kindness prevailing in our heart, we re in a week or two Govarnor Bowers more tiino in getting night. The llei nsden is a sell Miner fit frain from mentioning other features of If you want a lunch put up in good (M|t lumber for the platform. He in ted with a gasoline propeller for crossing Mr. Smith’s case. shap« and at a reasonable price, try Billy tei|(|s to make a very broad p|i»tf«»rm. bars, but as this was her first tiip she Knoell, tin* Baker. Chickens Wanted The contract for printing the ballots was afraid to take chances and engaged Willis Eberman ami G. W. Hubbard, for the .lune election was awarded to the the tug with the foregoing results. Cohn & Co. will «hip about 25 dozen biirbetR, of Seaside were here this week 11E\D lkjht . According to the law Judge Maulsbv and Bill Smith were chickens this trip of llm steamer, and having a good lime. 6000 ballots are necessary, four white offered all the space they wanted to they want all they can get They will Some people have an idea that they and four colored ballots for every voter answ«r “Voter.” They read a lot tak« all young roost era. The Chinamen are exempt from newspaper criticism Do von want a man for .1. P. who was of screed to various parties on the streets, in Portland ami San Francisco prefer when they do wrong. tried for embezzling lines he had collect- which they said they were going to pub ro<»«ters to pullets, hence tin* demand. lish, but they fluke«!. They can yet Home foreigners who are hardly natm- ed, and on being tried «scaped only by a Card of i'hanks have room in this paper to assail the alized are exceedingly fresh in politics technicality, ami who hasn’t turned over It will be a magnifi all the goes yet that he Ims Collected? editor if they lik« Tillamook, Ore , May 12, I896 and other matters here. cent opportunity to expose the personal Morning Slat Lodge No. 52. D. of R., Two citizens of this town made all Eggs lOcontH; potatoes 40 centH pel and oilicial records of Maulsby and hereby wish to extern! the t hanks of said bushel, dairy butter 25 cents per roll, manner iiiiiiriih I muses on the streets Smith Candidates must not squirm lodge to all persons who aided in and early Sunday morning I was a clear creamery butter 30 cents. when their records are laid bare, espe contributed to the success of the < vlebrii- sun rise ami they wanted the people to E. li Selpli has gone to Nestuccn to see old sol in his pristine glory once cially when they start th« abuse them tioii held bv said lodge on the 25th day selves. prosecute young Purdy wile so viciously of April 1896 and especially to Mr. Abe again ansaulted old man Stone. R. R. Ilavs bus been appointed dep Cohn who st» kindly furnished a hall ami A brother of (’ Scldeimtz, formerly of uty to organise a Wtxxltnen’a Grove in to those who took part in the programme. The band concert shows that the boys this place, has written from Germany this city This is the women’s auxilary Also the Christian Church for the use have been doing some careful practice asking Ids w hei eabouts Mr Scldeimtz to the Woodmen of the World He has <»f th® Church in which to hold the The playing was excellent. was formerly in the bakery here with n very large list of mir best citizens as «»•i vices. Tuttle de Carry are putting up the tele Wm Knoell, and the last heard of him Committee : charter inenibers mid requests all who phone poles and the telephone instru he was going to Honolulu. Cai I Knudson. havu signed the list as well as all others ments aie on the way here Mis Sarah Stillwell. E. E Selpli made a speech from a re who wish to secure the benefit of cheap Belle Williams. The wldwt party wa« eiitertiiined nt publican standpoint to a large and ap- inembersliip in th« beat life insurance the r«Nidence of Mr. mid M in (.'lande preciative audiece at Ray City last Sat order in existence, to meet at \\’o«)dnien’s slab < reek New s. I’havei last Saturday night. urday night. John Hansen, the popu ball at 1 P. M. Saluiday, May 16lh Edward SI*>an has gone to Monmouth Milt Level niivn lie will dig a ditch list candidate for joint senator w as pres Boh will organize a camp of W. of W. al ! Bay City on or about May 25tb, liRving on business. d«*«ip enough to drain the pond around ent and made a few remarks also. I already secureil about 38 names. All Tuttle At Cary’a well for $10. Wanted—A reliable Indy or gentlemen Miss Mabel A. Cobb, of Dallas, is who are inteicsted should call on or to dictribnte samples and make a lions« teaching our school Next week we n I hi II publish a long correspond with R R Hays. Vegetable Ntatement from the viewers regarding to house canvass for our Mrs. Henry Page, of Neskowin was A mail who signed himself “Voter’’ Toilet Soaps and Fine Flavoring Ex the Nrcarnie mountain road . visiting her daughter this week. tracts. $40 Io $75 a month easily made. last week said that the race was between Who wants a J P. who will otter to Sappington and Smith for J P. There Joe Grobe, Ims returned from Califor Address Crofts ik Reed, Chicago, 111. connive with attoineys to get law suits Inis lieen an almost universsl expression nia and is improving his ranch. started, for the fees in them? There have been some of the most far since, that niic I i is not the case, and Miss Mary Chitwood cut her fool very cical imitations of justice’» courts in this that th« race is between Sappington and Theie was an exclusion down the bay vicinity that were ever allowed in a civi Bridgtford, in fact that Smith will be badly while playing with a hatchet >it Sunday, th« baud ami a number of other« lised community. The traditional fron third <»r fourth in the race. It is refresh- school lust week. going They had a good time tier courts of Wyoming or Nevada il re The people of Little Tucker have iil- Ered Schomlmrg has gone to consider It is probable that a lodge of lodge ol not it it with these. Shall we have any able pains and expense in fitting up his remly spent enough money and time Io lilkn will be organized tier»* This order more of it? creamery. He has 11 small creamery hate built a free road to the valley. We is very popular among the b-hoya say get right in and build a road ami Bill Smith has stop|md his paper, hilt with a centrifugal s«)»arator, run by i Deputy Head ('otisiil McHenry | m ex not fight those who may lie,esome riglit w« may pull through without his sup water power, ami |l«e temperature and pected her« l iidav night, May 22, pro« to their toll road. Our free road is al cleanliness of his establishment are kept port The wont of it is he a«ys that he vided the weather is not inclement. most ready for travel and we any g...,d will see that we lose many more All jnsl right by r running stream of pine, bye to Mr Baxter. Dr T P W ise ia attending one of the right, Rill, bring along th« »tops, ami Cold water. Mr. Schmibuig i.iilks thirty cows The vows are caieinlly fed mid best dental colleges in the world and is we’ll give you a commission of 25 cents The voters lieie are not excited, and sheltered, kept clean and healthy, and 1 the political |n»t is not boiling much but therefoie able to do satisfactory dental each for all you can fetch in. their teats aie always tlionmglily deans- Ilici will vole for men whom they ll.it k work 2-t Bill Smith's populist friends pulled e«l before milking. Absolut« pmily slid will .Io wlial is right I l.elieie all are The ladies of the Woodmen are making him down They didn't care for liini, freethmi from taint is th« leenlt of these in favor of free coinage of silver nt the preparations for a social snp|*rr and vn but were afiaid he'd disginie the rest of precautions The milk is »•*»«.|» l t > n late of Iti io 1 Fi aie aie m> democrats lettaiunient to be given next Wednesday them who ate pretty gooil men We low tempeiRln»« as noon a* taken from here and tile republicans must ,-oine out night have learned that ‘’Voter" is badly mis the cows an«l is imriediat* ly put (hr ugh , stpiaiely amt tlai looted in favor of free Schomburg s creamery butter at the taken when he enya all the |aipulista will the separatm, and extreme chic is used ( Coinage of silver . 1 they will lose i les vote for Smith. A delegation of g.-sl atevrivsirp. Th« pm king and I hhih I- Bakery. A trial of it will cmivinc« you The of its superiority, ami von will use no populist» called eu die H k « iu . iuh T ask ing is ueutlv mid tastefully d»«nr. \ Stand ird B ork—Welmter's intermit* ing that we refuse to publish any article result is a niosi excellent niticle «»flmt- other. ioiinl Ihcli man It can..... have missed from Smith, and they pmuu-ed Io per t«r, ®w««t, whole«otne. of exqit * I h fl , the o .ecrvati.m of the reader slid «Indent When professional agitators of for suade him into silence We are sorry vor, Insides« gixxl grain mnl general st- that I eie has spuing up, during tlm h.st eign Idrth t ome to thia country and l»e- they didn't let him yi she id, vet we ad tractive «pppiuanve. Of»ours«, the pri few tears, al.sorliitig desire upon the g>n to tell people how to vote and pray, mire tliSir judgment vate creamerynian has r U advantage] put of piiblis|,cr. , t many ol the leading dicliomo ie« to see how immv new I)-in- vented words they can get between the covers of their works. They gather up I the slung phiase nf the street corner 01 use some ‘’cute” remark of a stage cele Land For Hale. I have 22 Here« of prairie land formlt bouse 14x18 with kitchen addt»<|f 60x36, with IK) feet of «bed room. Nin«. teen acres seeded to meadow, 20 prim*. 9 liees, good well, all well fenced; fu))r H I brity, mid it finds its way into what are claimed to be standard books of mitlmi ily miles from town th« word itself n.i y i < \ ♦ r lave lain Im In lire oiiv year. hesrd of before and has no definite meaning— being ineiely a jumble ol Price $675; hall cnM A ¡mi non H\ rj < ik , THiHiiiuuk, Ore HI letters When one wants a work prep.ned with (Wholesale Quotations.) care by men ol aknowlrdged ability that •4 <4 is recommended tor its practical useful j oats —Gray .................... $ P otatoes loo lbs >5 knowledge ami whose claim to merit is i O nions ” ........... not based upon the ground that it con W heat Willamette 5« Walla Walla tains a few more meaningless wm ds I han 57 • 5 oO •ome other; be buys a Web4eis Diction I D i cks fA dux. CHI G eese ” ----- ary. 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Theie is nn»ru kernel and le.-s shell mid husk in W ebstei than in any other diet- ionary published It is the standard the compass used alike by the orator the statesman the students the minister writer and the ma«« of mankind. I completely fl Ils the bill--meets every requirement. Roughest Bar for Years The bar was veiy rough when the Truckee came in Friday, and she look several large seas which almost ail b- merged her, the waves going over the upper decks, and things were generally afloat in Hie lower cabin. People ashore who were watching her thought she was gone. However, she found plenty of water, and Capt. Timinas handled her so the passengers speak highly of the sea worthiness of the Tsvckee. Eskridge E. W. to C. S. Bolton, nw *4 of sec. 26, tp. 2 s, r 8 w , $1800. R. O. Han-on to William Batteison, lot 2 in block 6, Twill’s ad'l , Nehalem, $72 (M). , a 1 » 60 59 6 on 6 Oo Jj 3 50 15 LS 25 9 7', 11 300 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the commoncoun B cil of Tillamook city, Oregon has ordered that a B sidewalk be constructed in accordance with 1 B resolution adopted by the common council 0.1 B the 16th »lay of March, 1896. Said sidewalk to begin at the south lineol B Fourth Street at its intersection with the west B line of Stillwell Avenue: thence east on the B south line of Eourth Street to intersect the side 9 walk already built on the north line of the pub 9 lie sehooi property, and Io be constructed in Ac 9 cordanee with the city ordinance providing for B the construction of sidewalks; and that said B sidewalk shall be constructed l>v the ownenolB the property abutting thereon and adjaceiii B thereto, ami to be completed within 30 day B from the date of this notice, and under tor B supervision of the street commissioner If the B owners, or any of them, of property abutting B thereon or adjacent thereto, shall fail to con 9 struct said sidewalk w ithin the said 30days, th B common council will then proceed to conitrwi B said sidewalk ami assess u|wn the lot or bar thereof, the cost thereof of such construction. ■ By order of the Common Council, Dated April 9. 1896. 46-51 H H A ldbrman , Recorder » I F. LARSEN s' >- Blacksmith and Machinist | V- I. II Barnhard to Cooli»,g«* Barnard, Horseshoeing, (’arriage Work and Wood Work lots 3 and 4, in sec 4. tp 2 n, r 10 w, fit lower prices than ever. fW^At the old stand. • lots 12 ami 13, sec. 26, tp. 3 n, r 10 w, $1.00. Henry Bloom to Roy Folix, ne *4 of sec 25, tp. 5 n. r 6 w, $1.00 To Whom it lmiy concern: Notice ie hereby given that the Com mon Council ol Tillamook City, State oi Oregon, til their hint regular meeting on Momlny, May 4. ordered that a aide walk should be built in accordance with the City ordiminccH providing for aidewidka, eaid wide walks to Iregin at the south line of second street, :>l its intersection with the west line of Stillwell Ave., thence east on I he south line of Second St. to the west side of did Ave. East. All prop erty owners interested ill the building of said aide walk are heaeby notified that they nisy present any remonstrance of objections at the next regular meeting of the Common ConciI at the City Hall on Monday night, May 18, 1896. By order of the Council Notary Public and ConveyaRtn .< Doe* »» C.etieral Ileal Eatnte Business. I’ hjm taxe» for iion-reaidente. Bay City, Or»egoq. ! Prices to Suit the Times: -- ------- BOOT? and ?fCI? Made to order. Repniihig doue as cheap as the cheapest. Come and be convinced. P. F. BROWNE The Launch “Irene." II. II. A lpkhman , Leaves Fearnside'a wharf daily at 8 a. nt. ««I touches at all points on the bay, leaving baldi about 1 p. m. for Tillamook Special trip] Work in the 3rd on Ihe 26 mnl 27. by when desired. Grand IxH-tnrer Stroud. M iikoiih uttend. Itecorder. LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Proprietà For Kirhaiif«. MAIL SCHEDULE. Foilv »ere» nf Itu« fruit I rik I ile.lr ule T illamook and N orth Y amhill ;— Leave N Yainliitl daily except Sunday 8 p • li»iiiilifiil city of S mii I m I'rnx, in ( Rlifnr- Arriveai Tillamook next day by 4P-* niu. I'lfiity of water, fine liimlier, rich l.eate Tilluniook daily except Sunday 6p•» Arrive N. Yamhill next day ■ ‘ JP * »oil «ml a climate uiisiirp»RH«l| »iiywlierf* T illamook and II ohsonvillk .-— in the noilil. No iiieiiiiilirnnce Will I. ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday I Ayi ive ilobsotiville * 9:0a i ’I excliunite for com,try or city pro|*rty in I.'ve Hobsonvllle, except Tuemlav 2-T5P*| Arrive Tillamook Tillamook county. Write »tatiug cliar N etarts :— | »I’ter. value mnl title of |>io|wrty to, Leave* Tillamook Tuesday«. Tluirudav«. amt Saturdays at 7’’I l>. I). B owman , \rrive>* Netarts I- I Leaves Netarts, same da vs. IP ’I I xm G r I im , (' h | Arrives TiBam<N»k by »P’| G rand R ond :— For Sale « heap. Leave* <'.rand Rounde daily except ate p. m . or on arrival of mail from McM,|ir| I will sell a 40 sere, a 25 acre »ml » 211 ville. g Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45. scie tract of lami. Purchaser run p,v Leave.«« Tillamook Dailv except Suadty* ! for same by clearing up other lands p m. or on arrival of mail from X winch is usually 4:30. c-mie »ml see the chance. Arrives at Grand Konde at 1:45. _____ F M. I.niH. Post office hours, 7.30 A. M. to 8 00 P Money Order department « 00 A M to*«» ? I Sundav 4 00 to 6 00 P M WAHR \ V|, PAYAHI E The A.llowiiix uuml*rc<1 w»rr»»i> in > , Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxatlw- 1*4. ios^ io»,. ,OM •Ion» RAXK..K I onntjr TmhMirer Dated May jotli. iM> 025. in», Ripans Tabules: for aour atomaeb Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver. Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic. n.
