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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1896.
CARDS.
OFESSIONAL
NEWS NOTES
M
AND COMMENT
0AVID WILEY, M. I)./
PHYSICIAN, . surgeon
Pon t 33c a Oam!
ANO ACCOUCHEUR,
All call* promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK. ORE
J D. K l .l.I.Y. M. 1>.
I 1‘llVMl lAN AND Sllmi.ON,
Operate.. surgery a specialty office
h >use formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley.
ill
the
TILLAMOOK. OK.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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TILLAMOOK, OKHGON.
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& HAYTEK,
DALLAS, OREGON
Why walk when yon can ride? You can yet the
best bicycle made, the VICTOR, for $20 down and
$10 per month.
fl LA UDE THAYER,
Mt LAMB’S
A'fTORNKY-AT-I.AlV,
Next to Bank. TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
P. 0. Box 123.
■w. SEVERANCE,
ATTOR NEY-AT LAW,
TII.LAMOOK,
OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANKof
Stoves
Tinware
Cutlery,
Farm Machinery
Wagons,
Loggers Supplies.
K& K. THAYER
MlTTLI
^Kneial Banking and Exchange busine»«
Interest paid on time deposits.
^^K*bange on England, Belgium, Germany,
liw$deii and all foreign countries.
Hardware
Fishing Tackle and Ammunition,
Alfts for the ECLIPSE BICYCLES Bi.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
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G. W. KIGER,
Li
Opposite Bank,
Tillamook -----
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DEALER IN
Exchange and I^oneiJ ^ecuritis^.
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ALFRED WILLIAMS
[ Collections Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
DRUGGIST
BAY CITY, OREGQN.
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BARBER
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Ties and cakes, fresh
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French candiee. Frefill home made
Itulies. New supply oi fruit« and
Igptablefi by every boat.
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JET« lx Cutting,
Shampooing
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DRUGS, PATENT
MEDICINE, DRUGGIST,S
Carefully
NOTIONS, TOILET AR-
TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS
Compounded
ON
1 Day of flight.
FULL STOCK OF
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HAND.
^u^ical Instruments
Opponile H auk Building
Reduction in Lumber.
ICE CREAM
Henceforth until further notice the
prices of lumber will be as follows:
Rough Lumber S 8 per M.
y M illinery
12
Shiplap
.D ress -M aking
18
Rustic
r ! «« L J Raggle« «nd Mr. John«» h««« •
f»l <■!.*. millinery »tore and dre**-making e.-
20
Flooring
¡bll.hment. IAtr«l «1,1«» in millinery.
Tillamook. Ore.
After «30 days 10per cent interest will
The Launch “Irene." be charged on all bills.
_ ^Restaurant in
^Connection.
ri—
mi
Lsavn Fe.rns.de'« wh.rf daily ■« « •
. »nd
Hi. he. at all point, on the bay leaving '»ri-
Bl.lt about i p m. for Tillanxxk. »peei.1 trip,
then desired
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, hipriitir.
Tillamook Lumbering Co
Slab (’reek country and quite a larve
settlement there, and a road is very
much needed.
The Oregonian need not worry about
Mitchel)
He’ll be re-elected with
votes to spare.
PICKED UP
ON THE STREET
RUMORS AND
FACTS
OF
The people of Woods are organizing a
ALL DESCRIPTION.
Bimetallic club. The same thing will
Fresh California fruits at the Bakery. j he done in Tillamook, regardless of par­
County court meets the 15th of this
month in special session.
Abe Cohn went to Portland cn busi­ ty affiliations.
ness last week
They do say that some want a le-
The steamer Harrison came in Satur­
Some good men who were defeated count in this county, but those who day and went out Tuesday.
want it worst will find their disappoint­
* I
can thank Mills & Co.
It seems that Barker has a little o
ment worse if they get it.
the county's money on baud yet.
Dr. Linton, of Woods was in the city
The Mitchell republicans were called
on business this week.
The Olsen block is being painted in
bolters, hut if you will hunt out al! the
If Hermann had been nominated his news reports down in the dark corners good shape. Others should follow suit.
I majority would have been 10,000.
The Ocean Wave says it is the only all
of the Oregonian you will see they elect­
Marriage license was issued to Frank ed more candidates than any other home print paper in the county. The
Wave forgot to mention the H eadlight .
Wallace ami Miss Stella Pollard Jline 2 ticket.
Edward Cady, post master at Fair
dale, died in Portland last Sunday, after
a protracted illness of several months.
Mr. Cady was a good citizen and had
Hie tieasurei ’s call for warrants this
many warm friends. He leaves a wife
week covers all warrants issued prior to
and son to mourn his loss.
Augus 1, 1893.
The Mills-campaign-sheet crowd ex­
Dr David Wiley has mov^l his resi­
dence and office to the building next hausted itself trying to elect White by
west of the H eadlight establishment sacrificing others on the ticket. The
result was disappointment for them in
It is time to set a date for n meeting every particular. All of their pets were
t«> organize a dairy institute.
Manv defeated, and those they opposed were
here signify their intention of taking a elected.
part.
The people of Oretown celebrated
T. C. McNamer brought over a lot of Decoration day very appropriately.
bacon and lard, the product of his own They assembled at the school house and
•stablishment int Forest Grove, which marched to the cemetery where appro­
is on sale at the Bakery.
priate exercises were held, such as songs
Several of the sops of veterans will be and recitations. Each veteran was pre­
present at the encampment at Indepen­ sented with a beautiful boquet by Mrs
dence, Oregon, to represent Geo. 11. V. Sutton, while they were drawn up in
line. There were 99 people in the pro­
Thomas’ camp, of Woods.
cession.—Ocean Wave.
Tuttle & C’ary received a switch board
The A I’. A. did not cut much figure
for the telephone system last week, bi t
as it was not adequate for the styvice, it nt the election here. Some of the can­
was sent hack, and a new one, a regular didates it fought were elected, and in
drop switch was ordered, which is ex­ two cases the A. P. A was neatly en­
trapped and induced to assist candi­
pected here next Sunday.
dates wlio were assured of the Catholic
We unavoidably leave the descriptive
vote solid
Of course, the rank and file
matter out of the paper (his week, hut
of the A. P. A. did not allow their
will run it next week. There is a great
connection with the order to influence
demand of late for copies of the paper
them, hut ignored the campaign sheet
containing descriptions of the county,
which was trying to lead them.
and the paper is «1 jing great good.
The schooner Barbra Hernster, ’the
The chattels of the late Jack Petry
gasoline boat, that went on the spit at
sold at auction for $108 last Saturday.
the mouth of the river a short time ago
The proceeds will he used towar«l pay­
has hi th beached and the extent of her
ing his funeral expenses and erecting a
damages ascertained. It was found that
monument to the deceased and his wife
hei keel was gone am! that she is weak­
who departed this life about two y *ars
ened considerably otherwise
They are
prior to his demise.
thinking of towing her to San I’lancisco
There are Examiner receipts at this foi repairs.The captain was interviewed
1 office for quite a number, ami they will in regard to the attachment which was
' be deliver««! when called for, though the phued on the schooner last week.
I'he
lucky names will receive the prizes, attachment is for $5,000 for services ren­
though the receipts remain here. B. (’. dered by the tug Tonquin while the
Lamb has sent for’the prize list and ex­ schooner was on the spit The captain
pects to receive it soon, lie will pub- of the schooner claims that all the ser­
lisli a list of the winners when he get" vices that the tug rendered was to tow
the list
him up the bay after the schooner was
floated off the spit, ami that he ofrered
Geo W. Grayson, of Shei i<lnn,
purchased North Yamhill and Tilla­ the tug $250 in payment for the low and
mook toll road from the Huston Bros., for lying at anchor two «lays while the
and will take possession right away. schooner was ashore. Bonds will prob­
George is a very pleasant, genial man, ably be given an I the facts in the case
ami has a very pleasant wife, which in­ will he brought out when it comes Io
sures those who visit Trask on a fiwhing trial. We hardly think the tug is en­
trip a very pleasant time
We do not title«! to $">,000 salvage though for the
know of a man better suited to run the schooner was not in any particular «lun­
Trask hotel than is Mr. Grayson.—N. ger of being lost as several vessels have
been in the sama position ami have come
Yamhill Record.
off all right.—Nehalem Times.
An honest man may speculate in
Every outsider who comes here claims
' dairy products or he may act as an
agent for the dairyman on a commis­ that land is held too high, and II is a
sion basis. He can not do both and fact in many cases, T here is plenty of
keep out of jail for many years unless good land in the world close to rail roads
he has wonderful ability. .Many oi our and markets that can be bought very
commission men possess this ability to cheap. However, it should be remem­
an astonishing degree and have become bered by all that Ibe climate here is
as proficient in the art of deception as very temperate and healthful, and that
Professor Hermann. How they must crops never fail. Our land is also too
hate themselves.—Western Creamery.
valuable to raise grain, even if we could
A live tarantula, which was found in produce 75 bushels of wheat per acre—
a bunch of bananas, is on exliihitioii in it blings better returns with cows
a bottle in the window at the bakery. Much land that would seem worthless
It is a young one, and has not yet the on account of stumps and logs, is the
I covering of dark brown hail common on best for grass, ami will keep more cattle
the matured specimens. A tarantula is than open prairie land. The grass is
a large spider, which is found in warm green here all the year, little feeding be­
climates, ami they will viciously attack ing necessary, ami it takes only a small
anyone who disturbs them, though it is patch of ground to grow all the roots
easy to keep out of their way.
Their and vegetables you want.
During the
bite is often fatal, the poison being sim­ hard times the farmers heie are thrifty
ilar to that of a rattle snake.
and getting rich. These are some of
Mr. G. II. Page, of Neskowin, was in the advantages, and ate good reasons
town today, says ilie Ocean Wave.
He why our lands are valuable. However,
says it is expected that the Slab Creek those who are too lazy to get the good
road, from Nlab Creek tn Grand Itonde results from their ranches, ami those
will be open for travel by the 20th of who are speculating, expecting to get
this month
There are a number of rich from outsiders, are likely to gel
men, probably 12 or 14, at work on the ha«lly fool«941. We want new blood and
road at the present time, and tbeie is new energy here, and this paper will
I only one mile of road to open. This vigorously opj>o«e any «lisfiosition to
road will give the people of Slab (’reek fleece those who may come here to lo­
an outlet to the valley without coming cate. Some have l»een driven away
around by the way of Little Ncstiwra, from this place iMs ause they felt that
ami will l»e very convenient for them they were being playe«! for suckers, and
' There is considerable good land in the it should lx? stoped at once.
Miss Lulu Hunt and Miss Kiltie Mills
returned from their Wilson river ranches
last week.
)J. J- DALY.
,O scar II aitku .
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
$1.50 Per Year
The foregoing shows the style of the ad­
dresses. The large figure six at the right in­
dicates the year, that is i8o6. A large seven at
the right would indicate 1897, or a five would in­
dicate 1895. The other figures denote the day of
the month, and the month is indicated in small
type. A cross inai k in blue pencil indicates
that you are away behind and should pay up.
Dr. Hayden, who left Bay City rather
hurriedly last fall, has not been heard
from yet, and various creditors mourn
his departure.
Don’t throw this copy of the paper
away and then come around in a week
or two asking us for a copy containing
the election returns.
The Hatchet of Forest Grove has ab­
sorbed the Times, there being room for
only one paper there, and Editor Marsh
of the 'l'imes is busy with the P. <>.
Those who club some other paper
with the IlEAi.r.iGHT are often subjected
to a delay of two weeks before they get
the outside paper. This is unavoidable,
as we send orders out only once every
week, or sometimes two weeks.
The tilled cheese hill has passed both
houses of congress ami is a law.
It
very properly places a practically pro­
hibitive tax on tilled cheese, ami com­
pels manufacturers to brand it as Hindi»
thereby protecting the dairying inter­
ests and guarding the 11 en II 11 f u 1 n ew» of
the country.
We have it from mi entirely reliable
source that the A. 1’ A. oriler was used
to some extent to defeat Tongue, be-
cause he neglected to express himself
satis actorily to a lequett from them.
Ilowever, a Washington county paper,
of A. P. A proclivities, says that the
reason Tongue run behind his t'cket 2(0
votes in that county, ami suffered in the
rest of the districts, is because the Ore­
gonian supported him as a gold bug.
Ellis’ election is especially gratifying,
as the Oregonian’s attempt to elect
Northmp was a dirty piece of work, and
even hurt longue in this district. Ellis
had a gold hug and two free silver men
to heat, and lie «lid it. The free silver
vote being in this manner about equal­
ly divided between three men, Ellis,
Quinn ami Bennett.
Northrup was
only third in the rare, showing that
gold hugisiu doesn’t go in Eastern
Oregon.
The Oregonian was so Mire and boast­
ful regarding Cohen’s stiengih f««i may­
or, ami poo-hoo-ed so much at Beebe,
that everybody outside of Port land
thought Cohen elected. But, he came
out at the tail end, 1000 hehin l Beebe
ami 3000 behind I’ennoyer.
This illus­
trates the Oregonian's unfairness and
prejudice on all occasions.
The people
will no longer have faith in the Oregon­
ian, excepting, perhans for its tele­
graphic dispatches, ami it garbles them
to suit itself as may be seen by compar­
ing it w ith oilier papers
The insurance companies on this
coast have a monopoly, ami they clinige
the same rate in all towns of this size,
ami all agents make precisely the same
terms. In this town a number of ths
very best companies are represented by
local agents, and at the wiime time it
seem* that an outside agent can get
more business here in a few week« than
all the local agents combined can get in
a year. Why not patronize home peo­
ple? They will drop the dollars with
you that you pay them.
What’s the
use to talk of ami vole lor protection
when you do not practice it wheie it is
easiest done and will «Io the most good?
While N. P. Alley was hunting cows
in the woods near this city last Tues«lay
evening, lie <liscovere«i three large cir­
cular saws hidden in the brush near the
bank of the river.
Where the saws
came from and who put them there is
unknown, but the general impression is
that they were stolen from a mill at
Grand Rapids, on the upper Nehalem,
ami brought down the river and hidden.
No saws of that size have ever been in
use on the lower river, ami this seems to
be I lie <»nly plautible explanation, as it
is known that a great deal of machinery
has been carried away from the mill at
Grand Rapids. Mr. Alley will adver­
tise the saws a«*cor<hng to law ami if no
one claim« them they will be sold.—
Nehalem Times.