ivery Member
mily
Attentioq!
rpHEHE IS
turn
aits
b
date opposite your name printed
on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper
indicates the time your subscription expires,
and you are iuvited to renew at that time. All
papers sent to parties outside the county are
promptly discontinued when their time expires
and six months* arrearage is the limit within
the county. Iu stopping your subscriptnn, it
N nax^sary first to pay all arrearage«
no easier
or surer
way to
reach
their
pocket
books
or her
ance
John Smith
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. TH U RSDAY. J U N E 25. 1896.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS.
REPORT OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
tè the drop on ijou!
AVID WILEY, M. I).,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
REMARKS OF INTERES! TO
THE PUBLIC.
All call, promptly ntleuded to
TII.I.AMOOK. OBE.
Following are the names of pupils
Ara von the unfortunate owner of a breed of Bicycle upon which the price ha» who averaged above 70 per cent in ex-
‘ dropped?” A few weeks ago did you pay from (80 to $100 for one? Now Hint
amination for promotion :
their price, new and iu ‘‘lots to suit,” Iran been cut to one-third leM, what ia yours
Tom Handley, Bessie Hunt, Nettie
•ecoiid-hund worth? Are you out of the wood«? Doesn’t it atrikeyou that
McKinley, De Forest Severance, Grace
D. KELLY, M. D.
P hysician and S uhgkon ,
erative surgery a specialty. Office in th
e formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley.
The Nigger in the Wood-
TILLAMOOK, OR.
Chatterton, Claude Hunt, Annie Wald-
During all thio flurry to get from under the "drop,” the price of VICTOR vogel, Amelia Freeman.
Bicycles, of honeet worth and true merit, for which the price asked has always
Names of pupils who graduated from
been a fair one, does nut chauga.
8th grade, Class “B:”
Maude Sturgeon, h'sina Newell, Win.
Johnson, Arthur South wick, T«ley An
for
derson, Etta Severance, Minnie Peter
J. MAY,
ATT! >RN E Y-AT-I.A W,
Victor Bicycle^
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
f J. J. D aly .
(O scar H aytkr .
ALY & HAYTER,
JI00.00
sell
There’s a sense of security in knowing that your Victor is above suspicion—
(tallies the value of an unshaken reputation.
At the great Coasting match held by the New York athletic club, May 22d,
with over 60 entiies, there were only two ’96 Vidors, but at the finish they look
first and second place.
Don’t buy a cheap Bicycle. If yon can’t pay $100, buy a second-hand or shop
worn Victor
They tire always standard value and ready to go.
Fancy colors are like the trimmings on a lady’s bonnet—soon spoiled and out
of style. We will give you the worth of your money and take care of you after
yen buy
Come and see us.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
DALLAS, OREGON
AUDE THAYER,
AITOR NEY-AT-1. AW,
B. C. LAMB, Agent.
TII.I.AMOOK, OREGON.
Next to Bank. TILLAMOOK. 0RE6ÍN.
Telinone No 7.
P. 0. Box 123.
ATTORNHY-AT J.AW,
Stoves,
Tinware
MISCELLANEOUS,
Cutlery,
Farm Machinery
Wagons,
1 & K. TIIAYEN Loggers Supplies.
Til l. IMOOK,
OUKGoN.
01 leneial Banking and Kxcliatige
busiiies«.
tati liresl paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
and all foreign countries.
ew«t. jen
-."Hardware
Tillamook,
ldshing Tackle and Ammunition,
Oregon.
I
Ag’tM for the
G. W. KIGER,
ECLIPSE BICYCLES
Opposite Bank,
Tillamook ------
P lujvibijmg D one
DEALER IN
Exchange and looney 0BCUi*itie^.
♦
ALFRED WILLIAMS
• ■*,
iollections Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
DRUGGIST
BAY CITY, OREGQN.
ÖHAg. pETE^O]!,
W7'
J
A
BARBER
' : HOT ANO COLD BATHS I
I
prescriptions
IN CONNECTION
^Bhavlng,
Mslr Oixtting,
Shampooing
Ftfft Glass iq Evei*y particulai*
ANlOOK
Carefully
Compounded
Day or flight.
Bern h candie«. Fresh home made
■fees. New supply of fruits and
Mel des by every boat.
FULL STOCK OF
DRUGS, PATENT
MEDICINE, DRUGGIST,S
NOTIONS, TOILET AR-
TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS
ON
BREAD
Fie« and cake», freak
every day.
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
HAND.
Instruments.
Opponile BnnK Building
Henceforth until further notice the
________
Pr rices of lumber will be as follows:
Rough Lumber S 8 per 31
LLINERY
12
Shiplap
•••»....D ress -M aking
18
Rustic
20
Flooring
Tillamook, Ore.
rs lOper cent interest will
After 30
pe Launch “Irene.” be charged on all bills.
L J KnU1ea and Mr» Johnaon haee a
a«, millinery .tore and dre«» making ea-
itnent. laleal atylea in millinery.
(e. Hearn.ide', wharf daily
fe. at all pointe on the bay. leering (.art
hbout 1 p m. for Tillamook aperial tnpa
■e*ired
LAWREN6E JOHNSON, Prtprlittr.
Tillamook Lumbering Co
OXO. COHN. ^Fr«»Adl*«t.
BARKXF1. s««*r
proved girls and boys, thereby injuring
their reputations beyond repair, or plac
ing the matter in the hands of those
whose duty it Is to deal with them ac
cording to their deeds?
In conclusion, I must say again, let
us all work together for the best interest
of our school
In no place is the say
ing “In union there is strength” more
true than in Behool woik.
The school is now almost perfectly
graded, is in a fairly good condition, is
blessed with an earnest, competent
board of directors and a force of consci
entious, hard (>\prking teachers.
So let us realize that through the
school and home training we can do
more for the boys and girls of our land,
than through any other means, for each
of us is not only his “brother’s keeper”
hut is also in a sense, the keeper of the
son or daughter of that brother.
Ei.i. a R. H ays .
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY STATED
GENERAL TOPICS CURTLY
TREA TED.
Get a bicycle.
Brother Cobb, the deepoiler, quietly
skipped. The guilty Hee when no man
pursueth.
Canadian papers are feeling good over
the reversal in the “Dressed Lumber
Case.” They naturally hold that the
decision is a most righteous one.
In
case the decision is not appealed to the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
within thirty days it will stand, and the
Canadian can send in his lumber with
out any fear of molestation.
son.
GRAMM\R DEPARTMEIIT.
As long as potatoes sell in the east at
Pupils who were neither tardy nor
Following are the names of pupils 10 cents a bushel and oats at 15, farmers
will buy lumber and shingles only on
absent during the term were, Arthur who were promoted:
From 4th grade, B class to 5th grade, the demand of necessity. When a pro
Southwick, Etta Severance, Esina New
A dass, Fannie Stephens, Carrie John phet can foretell the time when farm
ell, Claude 11 unt.
son, Edna Jones, Clifford Hiner, Jesse produce will advance to fair prices any
1
Pupils whose deportment for the term
Pierce, Egbert Goodspeed, Winnie Stew man can tell when the lumber business
averaged 100 per cent.
art, Bessie Stillwell, Lottie Hardman, will be good.—West Coast and I’uget
i Maud Sturgeon, Wm. Johnson, Lee
Clarence Jones, Bennie Bixby, Ellvn Sound Lumberman.
Roberts, Beatrice Bixby, Libbie Poland,
Harrison, Ray Quick.
Cedar blocks for paving are in de
Arthur Kelso, Esina Newell, l'eley An
From 5th grade class A, to 5th gmde mand. Stetson & Post are filling an or
derson, Etta Severance, Amelia Free
class B, Clyde Miller, Norman Olds, der for 1,800,000 feet ami the Atlas
man, Olive Stillwell.
Oliver Waldvogel, Frankie Drew, Ethel Lumber Co. 2,800,000 feet, both for In
I11 submitting this report, I wish to
Haskins, Ernest Bernard, Florence Dol- dianapolis, Ind. The two orders will
thank the patrons of the school for their
hirhide, Belle Wertz, Maud Lahmon, require over 300 cars. As Indianapolis
influence and support.
I would also
Mollie Petre, Johanna Stuivenga, Min gave the coast some good orders last
bespeak for the management of the
nie Stuivenga, Matie Poland.
year for this paving material it is evi
school for the ensueing year, a still
From 5th grade B class to 6th grade dent that cedar blocks having been tried
more hearty co-operation with teachers
class A, Elvia Smith, Alice Peterson, are not found wanting.— West Coast and
—this can come only from a genuine in
Ethel Hardman, Mary Spinier, Bertha Puget Sound Lumberman.
terest in the welfare of the school, and
Mowers, Uz Nolan, Lena Johnson, Ed
this alone can make of the school a 8UC-
B. F. Durfee, of Koekuk, Iowa, whose
ith Bowers, Joycie Quick, Howard
cess in every way.
wife was a niece of the late G W
Drew, Erwin Harrison, Sidney Lowery,
Parents, we all feel the necessity of it
Blackwell, is here on business, lie says
Archie Stephens, Ira Latimer, Blaine
go"d school; we wish our school to he
that Mr Blackwell died in his 66th
Hays, I lai lin Foland.
j equal to any, to be excelled by none
year, last September, in the insane de
The pupils who were perfect in de
I We may secure this result in one wav
partment of t he soldiers home at Wash
pot tment during the term were Elvia
only—by uniting in an honest, true en-
ington, I). (’. Mr. Blackwell win first
Smith, Mary Spinier, Archie Stephens,
| dorsement of the teacher»’ work.
placed in the soldiers home at Leaven
Florence Dollarhide, Maude Lahmon,
Even if we differ with teachers or
worth, Kansas, but as he was violently
Fannie Stephens.
school board in regard to methods, it is
insane at times, was removed to the na
The pupils who stood over 90 per cent
. destructive of the best results to discuss
tional home at Washington.
in deportment for the term were Alice
in presence of our children, what we
3’liere is one peculiar feature of the
Peterson, Matie Poland, Erwin Harrison
may deem the weak points in the school
Bertha Mowers, Edith Bower, Laura fishing business we have not been able
1 and thus fill the minds of pupils with
Hardman, Clyde Miller Belle Wertz, to understand, is the fact that the can
criticism and distrust. How much bet
Harlin Poland, Ellen Harrison, Eda neries are able at all times to pay half a
ter if every parent could feel the school
Bendixon, Bennie Bixby, Edna Jones, cent a pound more to a buyer than they
so much interest to himself that he
If the combine is
Lottie Hardman, Johanna Stuivenga, are to a fisherman.
could go frankly to teacher» or directors
able to pay 5 cents to a dealer, why not
Minnie Stuivenga, and Norman Olds.
; and make known his grievances, wlietli-
to the fishermen direct ? The middle
A. E. M ahon .
I er i«nl or imagined, rather than discuss
man's profit has to come out of the fish
i the same with children and neighbors.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT .
ermen’» labir in the end. Away with
A great deal is expected of teachers.
Eollowing are the names of those •the mi ddleman and deal direct with the
I This is proper and right, but we must
who, upon examination, passed from canneries. For an additional half cent
not forget that parents have the first du
Si d grade class A to 3rd grade class* B: the fishermen can well afford to box and
ty to perform viz: 3'o implant in cliil-
Hazel Bernard, Icey Bower, Henry ship his ll»h on the steamer. 'The soon
i dren a deep real sense of honor and to
Diehl, Arthur Eberman, Webley Elliott, er a move is taken in this direction, the
help to instill a desire to excel, honora
Cariie Foland, Lucy Haskina, Chester better for all concerned.—Cathlamet
bly, a desire to promote in every way
(iazette.
Stewart.
the best interests of the school. Teach
Following are the names of those who
3'he manner of rafting lumber, says
ers mu»t have the assistance (and in
passed from 4th grade class A to 4th the Oregonian, down the Klamath river
| most eases do have it,) of parents, in
grade class B:
at almost railroad speed, from the «aw-
the training of cliildisi: to respect the
Ella I lays, .James Hiner, Belle Letch mill at Pokegama to Honolulu, a dis
rights of other», to put aside selfishiieMs,
er, Henry Lowery, Eacie Oliver, Joseph tance of twenty miles, is h L ou I as ex
and to the maintaining of a delicate
Perry, Bruce Ross, Maud Reynolds, citing as shooting a chute
A raft of
1 sense of honor in small things, such as
Willis Smith, Clyde Stanley, Lee Steph about 10,(MX) feet of lumber is fastened
the keeping of promises, the taking of
ens, Alva Williams, Minnie Wise, Ada together to float like a barge, leaving
school examinations and the conscien
Hoyt.
the top about five feet above the water
tious discharge of all duties great or
Following are the names of those wlm line
Four 01 live men with long poles
small. Wliht would you think of a
were neither absent, nor tardy dining mail
the raft, ami keep it from dash
company of soldiers, who having drilled
the term : Hazel Bernard, Ley Bower, ing against rocks or running info tlm
or marched for four month», or until
Henry Diehl, Lucy Hawkins.
bank at crooked turns from the speed
they bad reached the filial field where
E dith M. A lderman .
attained 3'he current being very swift,
they must he proven either brave men I
with dangerous cataracts and wliirl-
or cowards, where they must march tri-
l(K % I. K4 TATK THANHFK1H
1 pools in many places, it requires ener
umptluiiitly on or be honorably or fairly
getic action on the part of the nm lingers
defeated, if, initead of marching right U S A receiver« receipt to John
Barnard nw *4 of sec 55 tp 3
' who seem to have no serious difficulty
up to the enemy’s works, they would
n range 6 west,
$200 00 'until reaching Lime gulch, below the
turn back, drop out, straggle and de-
mouth of Humbug creek, where the
seit in the face of a real trial of courage John Barnard to Julia Joyslin nw
raft« sometimes strikes dangeiou» ris ks
and efficiency?
*4 of sec 25, Ip 3 11 r 6 w
200
to be broken to pieces, causing the men
This is a picture which many will rec Jacob Cook to Nelson Wheeler
to swim ashore or save themselves the
ognize at once of pupils who are allowed
hit in various tracts,
960
l»e«t way possible 3’he raft ere w watch
to avoid examinations
W Jacobs to Geo Luce lot 7 hlk
carefully to keep clear of blind rocks
| Through the observance of small
3 Tobi’s ad to Nehalem city, 100 00 covered by water, on the swift journey,
things only may come completeness of
not only to save the lumber from being
iisefiilnesH and strength of character U S A patent Io Albert Clemen* e
l2 of nw *4 lots 3 and 4 in sec
scattered, hut also for their own safety,
Education should hot mean merely the
17 Ip 2 * r 10 w
as it is difficult for the most expert
squiring of fads from liook», but a de
swimmer to reach the shore at any sec
velopment of all that is best in the ns* Geo Pettit to Allmrata Pettit tract
in see 13 and 14 tp 2 s 1 8 w,
tion of the turbulent stream.
Resi-
ture of any individual.
Bay City,
* 200 00 | dents along the river watcli these rafts
But duty toward the school does not
E G Lichtenthaler to John Marolf
with intense interest, as they fly along
end with teachers and pupils, Every
32 acre« in D St John’s claim,600 00
the surface of the water, especially
citizen of our town should take an in Amelia Newton to Narnia Conner
through the rapids or winding about
terest in the »ch( mj I, an hone»t pride in
bond for deed tract in section
7 tp 2 a r 9 w
1000 00 crooked turns, fearing disastrous re
it that which would manifest itself on
sults. By this method a great quantity
the right side, for instance, should any W D Stillwell to E W Stanley 53
acres in sec 25 tp 1 • 10 w
LJOO 00 of lumber is supplied to miners for
one know of anything being dons which
building water-wheels and wing and
is an injury to the school or to ths B F Huston to George W Grayson
e
of se
3®» 1 » 8 w and
head dams at points where there are no
memliers thereof, how much trouble he
Trask river toll read
2500 00
wagon« for hauling by team or such poor
cou’d save by making known to parents K P Stiver to Geo Fearnaidetract
or teachers who certainly have a right
75 00 roads as to make hauling very slow and
in lot 4 sec 2.3 tp 3 n r 10 w,
tedious. 3'he men who manage the
I to know the fact« in the case or merely
Greet preparation» nr* b»ii>g made rafts are experienced river loggers, and
well founded surmises, that the injury
know all the crooks, turns, eddies, rock«
may lx sooner repaired ami without tor the 41 li of July.
bars and rapids, hence keep their float»
unnecessary publicity. You will say
lieep-MHi fl»liit>g i« the order of the in proper position to shoot through the
perhaps, MWe do not want to l>e news
< «Friers.** Very well, which is the l»et <l«y »gain ; J«»p«r Dimlcli »tinted for dangerous places with safety, showing
ter, to discuss on street corners the <1o- the Willamette Valley ln»t Monday with great skill also at landing at points
| where the cargoes are dasiie<l.
I ings of a lew thoughtless or even de- h portion of a toed.—Ocean Wave.
Reduction in Lumber.
ICE CREAM
^Restaurant in
“^Connection.
$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 1896. A large seven at
the right would indicate 1897, or a five would in
dicate 1895. The other figu ies denote the day of
the month, and the month is indicated in small
type. A cross mark in blue pencil indicates
that you are away behind and should pay up.
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