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The Headlight -•of tlje- [leadlight -and- The Oregonian both for ig more thaq double that of any ether paper in Tillamool^ County. $2.00 per Year. Vol. IX. No. 48 TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY $1.50 Per Year , mail SCHEDULE. • . . » mook a *” N’*»"ru Y amhij .1. — • f N \ amliill dH»iy except Sunday /.neat Tillamook next day by .\.rtve Tillamook daily except nuiiday Vrtive >’ Yamhill next day Fl 8 p 4 P 6 p 2p U ( AMOOK AND HOHMONVI1.I.F - I v,. Tillamook daily except I u.-a lay 6:00 h in (nive llobaouviile 9:00 a.m. j v< H.ibsonvllle, except Tuesday 2 15 p in. Arrive Tillamook 5 *5 P-in. 1 TARTS: — , aves Tillamook l uesdays. 1 hursdays. and Saturdays at 7 a. m . t rives Netarts 12 m ; , aves Netarts, same days, 1 p m. 1 ives Tillamook by 6 p. 111. ROND l eavoGiaud Roiindc daily except Sunday _ h -, p. in . or on arrival of mail from McMinn- You Want The BEST there is Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45- ( ..„v- s Tillamook Daily except Sunday st 6 p .n or on arrival of mail from N Yamhill, , ,cb 1» usually »;.w Arrives at Grand Roiide at 1 45. ou P. M Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. t .0.1 P M .',in.y Order department, 8:00 A M. -undiiv 1 00 to 6 00 P. M. professional ; tall county official with a bland smile, a A Bi ief Glimpse at Last Weeks blonde barber, a D. D. S., a dealer in Happenings. precious things, ahandlerof money’s and BICYCLES COLUMBIA STANDARD OF THE WOR LD 8100 cards . i County. La Mode Millinery Parlors K. MADISON, M. D. PHYSICIAN anti SURGEON Tillamook. Oregon. I \\\ J MAY, DITHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS The Fish Liars Chib held neeting of the season on Monday j‘26th. Amongst those present were : a AT'J'ORNEY-AT-L\W, )J. J. D a I.Y. (OSLAR HAVTKR j ) \I.Y & HAYTER, attorneys at law , DALLAS, OREGON ( ILA UDE THAYER, A'l TORNE Y-AT-L \ W, TILLAMOOK, OREGON (J.M hs M c C ain , I A. W. SKVKBANCK. \pCAIN & SEVERANCE, Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices. to This TQilliams T»Fug ■•«[AH RIGGS J «• STEPHENS STEPHENS & BIGGS. Heal Estate Agents and Representing the Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California J . S. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber & . of Portland for Schorl Supplies. Office at Allen Hotel At the request of some of m v friends, I have decide ! to take a limited number ,.t pupil» in music. Tbonmgli innlruc- tion. For terms, etc., address Mrs. J. I). Kelly. TILLAMOOK. OH B ANK of C. A E. i-ueial Banking and Kzchang* business Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign corniti ie*. Tillamook, Oregon G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN Exchange and ^oney ¡Securities. Co^ections Receive Cerei»1 »nd Prompt Attention. BAY CITY. OREGQN. barber NOT IND CULO BATHS ► ; IN CONNECTION Shaving, Halt CuUlns. ---------------- — - ----------- want fish I go to a ritfle on the creek, and having cut fl »mail aapling I nkiii it, giease it, and put the butt end down in the riftle. Theotheaend I elevate and on it hang a bushel basket. Then 1 go up Ntieam, and wade in and shoo the fl»h down When they see who is coming they skedaddle, and so excited do they become that when they reach the pole they slip light up it, and drop off into the basket A dead silence ensued the oíTicía’i’í* nnrative. The newspaper man wan seen to open his month hut words failed him. He gasped a few times for breath, and then snt down. “Boy»,” lie said mournfully, I used to be something in that line myself, but (’alifornia isn’t iu it. Tne dealers ill wet goods scratched their heads. What brand had they sold to these desciple» of the immortal Izaak Walton? “Brethren,” said the D. D. S. there are doubtless many other brethren here who would like to speak, but we’ve made a mistaxe and eaten our pie tiist They can s|»eak at our next meeting. I suggest that we sing a long metre some thing, and have something wet, or else have a holy smoke securities, a.1. 1*., a newspaper man and Wood* Wavelet*. a couple of dealers iu wet goods It doesn’t pay to buy <1 bicvle whose (KRUM TMK OCEAN WAV*) The meeting was opened by leading a uarantee is unidentified with responsi- chapter in the book of Jonah, and a reci ility, simply because it is cheap. There Jasper Dimruiek is at EortJohr.es (’alifornia tation in concert of the coinnmndmeiit wise economy in every dollar the isa great darying and mining district. ulnmbia costs. “brethren lie not one to another.” E. Osborne and R T. Weatherly were elected After certain routine business had been representatives to the Grand Lodge 1. O O. F. atteuded to, the J. l\ inciden ly remark to be held in Portland about May the lyth. A resident of Woods has recently heard from ed that he had been fishing on Sunday, old ft iend Robinson Crusoe whois at preseu t and was at om e assailed with a chorus nt lower California. Robison is doing well of where? How many did you catch? to all picking oranges; living able to do the work of How large were they ?\Vhat bait did you alike two men by hanging on to a limb with his nose i use? etc. etc. To all these questions the amt theieby use both hands. Hartford Bicycles second only to <’<>lumi»i;i.-. $60, 55 jU'’ge quietly replied that he fished in ' the Trask River, that he had caught 160 Catalogue Free if you Cal! Hebo Happenings. j lisli, that the smallest was 12 inches in length ami w.-ighe 1 one pound, and the Tillamook I. L. Shot-fridge, of Dolph, lias purchased the ! largest was 24 inches in length and Big Nestueca Toll Road weighed 8 pounds, and that he had used A. T. Bain killed seven geese while on m goose only an ordinary fly; reniarking also hunt at Woods recently. a somewhat disgustedly that ” it was v A P. Wagner gave a dance Sat. night, the 24 darned poor day f»»r fishing at that.” aud Tom Kellow gave oue on the following • - ........ - - - / - ■ 4 fe The Justices storv was gret ted w ith a Saturday night. LOCALS howl of derision. What? An old Tilla- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewallen made a trip to Itlve. fíate William», Vvop mooker (hat had fished one whole day Saud Lake to visit Ab Hembree and wife. Bargains in fine watches at Letcher’s ' and only caught 160 tlsh, of which the Greece (grease) is evidently in the Turkish Mi. Tuttle, the telephone man, Ims i heaviest was only 8 pounds HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF frying-pan, and we hope Turkey will have , The man of Jewels gave him a look . laid in a large slock of plumber's sup- plenty of Greece (grease) until the end. Dress Triniming an.l Lining, Laces in Black an<l Cream, ■ plies, and proposes to go into the busi- There was quite a large representation from j of scorn . He too had been out fiishing Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, latest styles in Glove», Mils, Coats, the different localities to hear Rev. Buck's ser ' on Sunday. He wasn’t out after any ! ness for ail there is in it. He has on mon, which was delivered at the Three Rivers lilfle 8 pounders either, lie had caught exibition, samples of patent water closet* Capes, Baby Coats, sinn t and long, also Baby Dresses, Taidies Un school house, Sunday, the 25th. jOiilvten, but—the size of them, iledid- hot water tanks and all the vaiious de- derwear, a Fine Line of Corsets. The latest styles just . not fish with ordinary flies either. He : vices used in the plumbers art. Ironi tlie Last in Hats, Bonnets, and Caps for Children. Emma I terns. ' had a hook made of inch wire, and to On Sunday May 9th, and on that dav ! this he had fastened the wings of a Mr E IL Sloan has been grabbing this week. , Arctic Owl. tipped with the tail of a lulu ! only, you can get a dozen of nice Cubi- Late | net Photos at a cost that will surprise Joe Altenberger went to Sheridan fora load of bird, and wound it with a spool of green you. The reason for so doing is to in barbed wire. ■ 1 silk, and you ought to have seen the Uoduce the latest Rococo styles, which Dress Making Done to Order Mr. Sloan is under the weather at present, : trout bite. The smallest weighed 17 are now ho popular, and which 1 received winch Interfere with his work. ' pounds, and the largest tippe<l the beam on last steamer. Call and see them . Miss Jennie Smith, of Salem, will teach our ! at 57 pounds, ounces. He ihialh Heins, Leading Artist. school tins spring. XVe join all in wishing , threw his fly ii.toa big pool, and at the hei success as a teacher. A. Letcher and G. Jenkins have bought . lirst cast, an enormous trout made for it. I H qjv bigjJje trout was the speaker would the tools of A II Harris, and will here- Bay City Breezes. I not undertake to say, hut it must have I after do all work in the jewelry lii.e It swallow- Biing us yofli tradg. Satisfaction guaran | Postmaster Hicks has laid a new floor i u his .measured at least six feet I the fly, and he began Io play it scientifi •eed. I will personally look after all work 1 office. entrusted to my Store. Fine watch work Misses Della Oakes and Arvilla Sargent spent cally, hut his expert reel somehow or A. Letcher. ¡other wouldn't bring it in. But surely > a specialty. j the Sabbath at their homes. : the line was growing shorter. The • Rev. Potter visited his Nehalem charge Ust The Elite Fotograf I’arloiH me being j fisherman was rooted to the spot with tlioi(Highly overhauled and improve- Sunday, space belongs surprise. That trout must at some ineiitH ate being made in llie airaiigc- A number of pnr Bay City people | time have swallowed a reel, for it grad- meiit of room». The studio will be Tillamook a call this week. We learn that there isa prospect of a ' ually reeled up the line, and had swal ready for buHinem» next week and on ' 1‘resbyterian minister being sent iu here this lowed all of it, and even the pole up to Saturday, May 8. will he opening day summer the last joint before he recovered By cutting out thin local and preaenliiig sufficiently from bin surprise to under it at the gallery. Dan Pike made a short stay in the outside You will be entitled who ho Liy world. His friends were sin prised to see him stand that the trout was really after him. to a cabinet photo of youiHeli free ot return on the Elmore so soon ..her leaving. Chen he jerked away the stub end of liis charge on that day. 'There w ill ho on :ime, Tillamook, S' Mrs. Kiger will remain in Tillsmook until ! pole and fled. He had enough fish exhibition, the lineat display of photo* tier mother recovers the use 01 her injured tin y way giapha ever ween in the county and every I ankle. The Cashier smiled. He too had an body la cordially invited to call and in experience with that »rout, and caught M|H*ct the »»me. Beaver Budget. him, loo, but he refused to say how I large he was for fear of being accused of Beaver people arc all deeply interested in W <» q <I wanted. vocal music at present; it just lakes a teacher prevarication. He too w as Bid» will he received until May I5lb like Prof. Powell, of Newberg to wake the peo that day, and noticed that 1897 by Tillamook Daily AMSoci iti >i. fm ple up iu that line. trout were jumping at red 50 cords of (out foot fir or aldei wood Everybody around Beaver seems to have and an idea occured to him 8. Severance caught new inspirations in the way of improv, his red dog along with him, and lie con Secretary. ing their homes through J.K Findley the cluded to n ake a Jonah of the dog model man in that line. Even C Milla is now Cheap lumber. constructing soma 300 pan nets more of fencing ■ Those men of l'arsus were fools. Why and is using cedar posts Of I lie many B- aver- | didn't they fasten a hook to Jonah when Tillamook Lumber Co. have again re Mrs. ites who are making ImprovcP'Cnta are: j they cast him overboard, and cat' ll the duced their piicea, nnd are now selling Poland Mr. Kinimci mail, Pearly Hiatt. Rev darned whale? He fsstened his hook to lough lumber at |6 00. Sized lumber Burkey, W A. Baling, W T. West, ■ nd II dliiplap 7 00, picket« I x 3—4 feet the dog's collar. Then he threw a stick isaacks. long $7.00 per thousand picket«. into the pool,Mand said, “dead (luck,” moved On Monday of this week Mr. Bowen I here out, and stalled on the Mills grade, but he did and in plunged the faithful dog Settle Ip not foiget to thunk Mr. Mills for pulling him was a swirl, and the dog whs swallowed All persona knowing themselves in In a short time by scientific handTliig lie up. (tabled to the Tillamook Mill ami Mr. Alva Finley, wife and sister went to landed that fish . He caught six regular Lumber Company will please call a’ old patriarcies in the s.ime manner, and Tillamook Monday. once and settle, either by cmdi or note. C. Mills went to Blaine Tuesday P M He could have caught more only the dog Changes that have taken place ill the expects to continue the religions services, pro- absolutely icfused Io be swallowed any menibership of (he company icii'lr- ! viding the interest demands. more, and as it teally did look somewhat immedinie anttlnineiit of all outstanding bleached he concluded to quit for that accounts nhs«d<ilely iier ensmy. South Prairie Sifting* day. Tillamook Mill Ac Lumber Co The barber looked doubtful. “Boys," Too much of a good thing, the taking in he said, if you want m tine experience Pasturage. Turkey by Greece. 1 will give you one, but 1 want it under Over 120 acre» of open tide land now ( has, Wells has gone west for his health—re stood that 1 dont ptevaricate Two well fenced 011 the plank road ju-t wea’ moved to Netarts Fresh at ream a running on years ago I went fishing in the upper of town A C. Daniel and wife together with M ím every aide of it No lioraea allowed. Trask I took with me a sailor, an Mann spent Sunday at Pleasant Valley. Will fence it in (lie center no that atock expeit bop picker and a mule driver in can l<e eaailv found. No ato k taken The bicycle craze is still spreading Mrs. charge of the pack train. I myself did later than the end of thia month 110» ftiacle contemplates getting her one. Will nothing but «Hist flies (being an expeit in without notice being duly given. The new bridge aerosa the Tillamook at the not Ire rewontihlo for lows of stock. nvuth of Bewley (reek is to be covered •OOll that line.; I put 47 fl e« oil each leader Apply for further information to (llicie'a luck in odd numbers) and Dr. II. Fatelien Bas$ bal I has struck South Prairie, and struck ---- OF ----- it hard A game every Sunday. The South throw ing them in, gave them my pat Tillamook Ore Prairie boys are conquering the Turks in thia ent scientific w ggle. Then 1 gave the cast * line to the sailor to haul them in. 'Boys' HARDWARE. those leadets when they were honied oiit Paeturage Nolle« STOVES. were literally strung with fish. They All peraons deci ring to find good came <ml in great cluateiv,i>ke bum lies »»f * When buying a wheel, jiiat look at 11 a TINWARE. dula. Smooth gearing*, large tubing, pHMtiii ngc (of horaea and cattle will do grapes When the sailor had haulmi neat line* and alroiig joint*» Will amt FARM MACHINERY, well to aee me about it Price« are »• out the line with it» hunch of fish we any rider. Either low frame or high, follow» : F- r yearling 15c per month, gaye it to the hop po ker who picked for the beat wheel to well and the be-1 LOGGERS SUPPLIES, 2 year old 20c, 3 year old 25c. florae» them of! the books. Wu kept that pm k wheel to buy, FISHING TACKLE. I m the (‘ie«*c* nt. 75«’ |»er month. The pasture ia on the train busy for a week, and when we left Then why not ride the I rent, throw AMUNITION etc Elmore place, and ie 011 «like tide land. (here wasurt a trout aliove 12 inches in your old wheel away, and wild for a Creacent without further delay 1 will not be reaponaib’e for any loat length left in the Iraak for 3d miles. will never regret it It will last till aha k I'artiee «ta«i»jng to pasture »lock Hhurks! said the County Official. die. For tin the l**at wheel to »ell «mtbeabuva piermar» n»u*t make What a lot of b 3 her you fellows go to. the beet wheel to buy urrimg*merit« with ma before putting 011 n thing new and uf> to dab Is the Ureeeeiit. Ix*t me tell you the way we old timers lheir »lock. Dun» your flies. When 1 bold by C. E. Reynold Ttitamuok Ot A. Zurcí er. catch fish B. C. Lamb Agent, Hutchens Residence, COUNTY ITEMS. IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE in. m. in m Fish l.iars Club meei will at a hz> s regen GREAT REDUCTION The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO. will not be undersold and will 'liake better rates than any other mill. Get our prices and be convinced. Discount on large orders and for cash. Our mill is in better shape th^n ever and we are prepared to turn out first class lumber of all kinds. Tillamook Lumbering Co A CON PLETE N EW STOCK CAREY, OPPOSITE BANK. I I