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(Cite ijeablioht, Vropk JUhe lUant has over one thousand subscribers It has more local news, and is the cleanest, ablest and best paper in Tillamook County. People who want all the news and who do not want slush, dirt and abuse, take Good Job Printing will do well to bear in mind that there is but one decently equipped Job office in Tillamook County, and that is the office oj «Tin? fjcnMifUit. Vol. 1!, Gbmiral LIKE No. 10 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. August 18th. 1898. $1.50 Per year. anipson Local Shorts Keg butter wanted at Cohn ä Co’s. a Enough Bees for One Time. | “I know not what the truth may be, I But I’ll tell it as it's told to me.” I W eather T oday .—Warm, will rain within 24 hours. DEWEY N p I b Thompson's for floor oil cloth, matting &c. I I Mr. and Mis. C. T. McKinley are ex pected in to-day. Frank R. Bromley proved up on acres of land last Friday. at Santiago 167 Miss Ellie Young, of Bay City, is visit- ihg with friends ill the city. Eugene Jenkins attended the dance at Woods last Saturday night. cf/te Spauhfi A good grade of men’s working shirts for 45 cents at the Racket store. Mis. Grant Hughes returned to her home at Forest Grove yesterday. 96 ^0 cZ?Z own to oPieccb Mies Alice Petteys, of Bay (-ity, visited friends here the first of the week. E. E. Smith, brotltei of F. R. Smith was in the city the first of the week. Mrs. Hays and family were passengers out on the Forest Grove stage yesterday . Likewise our goods and prices are slaying our competitors. They are sick and will soon surrender. They are all right at selling gro ceries, feed and shoddy clothing, but when people want anything that is good in Clothing, Hats, Miss Georgia Hughes,of Forest Grove, is in the city the guest of Rut It Cooper. Camp Dewey, at Nehalem has broken up ami the parties have all retuued home. Look over the new stock of shoes at Cohn & Co's. Its a pleasure to show goods. Shoes and burnishing (roods, they come to uh . They The city is now without a marshal, as Marnha) Clements lesigned the office last Saturday and his resignation was accepted. There are several applicants fur the position, but the council have not Mrs. L. L. Stillwell is selling off tier yet ciiuseii one to Jill the vacancy. A household goods prepatory to leaving special meeting is called for Saturday for the valley. Aug. 20th to appoint a policeman 10 act Haying is over now, and its a good until the next regular meetii g of the time to pay your subscription. Wood council when a marshal will be selected taken in exchange for it. from among the applications. Mrs. Dr. Hawke’s sister, Miss. Mc One of the childieu of Mr. Harris was Bride of Portland, eatne in ou the Forest taken down with the diptheria a lew Grove stage Thursday. days ago and it has caused much ex Go to the Racket store to get your granite ware and tin ware. The prices tire right. can depend on getting just what we advertise. We have the repu tation of keeping TUhe 'Oei’g 13esi ©rades Albeit Odi II, of Dayton, Oregon, re presenting the Oregon Fire Relief Asso ciation is in the city. of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and Furnibhing Goods. Onr «ale« are steadily increaeing and we expect to further increase them by giving the best value for their money and by fair dealing. citement among some of out citisene, Mayor Eddy informs us that the house has been quarantined and everything Parties eonteinplatiug h nying pianos possible is being done to prevent it’s or organs will do well to call on F. c. spreading. Dr. Wiley, who is attending the case, says the patient is much bet Shanahan and get his prices. to ter and thinks there is no danger of “To a man up a tree’’ it begins to it reaching further than that home. look like several weddings are Four young men came into thu Allen take place soon ill our midst. Mr. Olsen has sent out lately a num House last Saturday tor meals and beds. lie They had driven over the mountains and her of samples ol his canned beef, finds a good market for Tillamook beef. had termed themselves “The Dirty Four,” and surely the name could not The County Court has supplied the can call dust, vault of the clerk’s office with a new set be better applied, if yon Delga, Albert of pigeon holes for filing county re<;ords. dirt. They were Ubas. Schiller, O’burn Wicklin and Leo llel- Rev. J. Campbell is holding meeting bock, all iron» Portland, They are now i every evening at the Christian church. camped at Netarts. The meetings will continue over Sun We bought a large quantity of tea be City may think best, and not in conflict with day. ' the business of the Company; and such tele A large delegation from our Bitburb fore the tax of 10c per lb. was levied, phone shall be placed at ¡any place within the (Bay City) attended the quarterly meet and we are Helling teas at retail as corporate limits as the City Council may dir ing at the Methodist Church last Sun cheap as they can l>e bought at whole ect. sale, for a limited time. Cunl oil $1.00 Sec. 3—The Company in erecting poles, or day night. strealching wire, shall uot obstruct, mutilate or | for 5 gallon can, or $2 00 per case of County Cletk Mason issued a marriage deface, the surface of the streets and alleys, 10 gallons. Bread makers have no any more than is actualy necessary; and then j license to Alex Frazier and Augusta P. Take a sack only during such time as may be necessary for j Penter, both from the southern end of trouble with our flour. with your next order. lheerection or repair of Ils system; end it I D. T. E dmunds , shall be theduty of the Company, tc repair any the county. damage that may have been done to any of the A tranction engine cante in on the The following persons received cer streets or alleys by reason of the construction last trip of the Harrison for Mr. Trout. or repair of any part of its system within two It is to take the place of his ohl engine tificates at the Teacher’s Examination days after the completion ol the same and if said last week: Olive Baxter ami Maud Company should fail or refuse to repair such 1 to lie used during harvest. Sturgeon each a 1M grade; Malde Mul damage, withill the time liereiu provided, it | Charley May brought in a sample ton and Clara Kirkpatrick, 2nd grade; shall he the duty of the street Commissioner, to repair the damages at the expeuce of said turnip the other day that was grown Ellen Bewley, Mina Ixrng, Ina Land- over on Trask river. It was a while ingham and David E Baxter, 8rd grade Company. Sec. 4—The exclusive right and franchise, as turnip and weighed pounds. Supt Gen. 3. Lamb, Mrs. I>r. May and provided lit this Ordinance, shall continue for the torn often years, from the time ol the The article, on “School Room Decora F. R. Smith were the examiners. passage ot this O.dinanca; PROVIDED, that tion” by Mrs. French, will lie found Of all the different ways of going Io tlie said Company shall fulfill all the duties and spemfleation as in this Oridance provided; I very interesting and it will pay you to the beach for an outing, I he one we saw and provided furlhur, that should the said I read it. Look for it in another column. the other day lieats the Irest of them. Company fail or refuse, to operate its Telephone Mr. S. A. Broadhead, of Bay City, Two boys loaded up a email express system, or to allow the same lo be . peraud, i wagon an<1 hauled it over the moun for a periOil of 1« days hen (this right and moved into »lie city yesterday. He mov tains, carrying their hed<ling and pro* franchise, shall become null .nd void, and of ed Ilia family here account of the school. visions hi it. This is an extraordinary no effect: and the City < ouncil shall have the Bay City loses a fine citizen, but we gain way of travelling, but it beats packing it right loallow any other company, corporation on the back. or person, lo errcct and operate a telephone ex ' one by the change. 3. T l . Uodd % ©0. Tillamook, Town Council- At a Regular .Sedfion of the City Coun cil on the 15th inst the following busi- nesH WR» transacted : Bills allowed. Marshals sale for July and half of 52.00 Aug. and extra 40.00 Water rent for July 10 00 Recorders sale for July 12.85 Treasurer sale fur six months .50 B. V. Anderson fordrayage 1.55 W H. H. Cary for hardware 75 M. H. Larsen hoarding prisoner 2.00 A M. Austin City surveying 3.49 T. L Co. for lumber 123.14 Total Mr. S. V. Anderson was appointed Cotineilman |to serve the unexpired term of P. McIntosh. The Resignation of Marshal Clements was accepted. And ordinHce No. 107 was adopted by the conncil «ltd two petitions for the officer of Marshal was filed. Adjourned. Ordinance No. 107 An Ordinance granting to J E Tuttle, his heirs executors of assign», the exclusive right to erect, operate and maintain, a system of Telephones, with all their nece^iry appur tenances, and to own and operate the same un der the name of the "Tillamook Telephone Company.” The People of Tillamook City do Ordain a* Follows. 8«. 1—That there be »nd 1« hereby granted unto the Tillamook Telephone Company, the right and exclusive ftanchiae, to erv<t and inaintalu, upon the streets ami alley« of Tilla mook City, Tillamook County, Oriiron. all necessary poll«» and wires, and «uch fixtures as may bv necessary and Is usually maintained for the purpose of carrying on a complete Tele phone exchange «y«te a. in Tillamook City Sec. a—The Tillamook Telephone Company, shall erect «ucl> polea and fixtures, and streatch such wires thereon, in such a manner, a’ not to Interfere with the free an-l unobstructed use of the streets and al’ey«, or the travel upon the same; provided thst Tillamook City shs 1 h ire the free use of all th« poles erected by said Compnay, for purpose of placing thereon all such wires ss may be needed for < tty pur pose«; provided further, thst tbs said Telephone Company, »hall furnish free of cbarge. to THU- mook City, one Telephone, to be connectd with th« genera! telephone system, to be used as a fire alarm or for such other purpose a* the Last Friday morning Messrs. Kelso and Gust Wickland started in to mow some oats at Homer Mason,s ranch north of town, and aa Mr. Wickland was driving the team on the first round, with Mr Kelso cluse in the rear, he ran into and upset a hive of bees wlvcli Mr. Maeon had hived there ami left, not having time to remove them before the oats had grown up and hidden them. As soon as the bees found out the trouble they be gan to fly out to avenge their wrecked home, , Mr. Kelso being fleet of foot on such < occasions, hastily placed several hundred feel between him and the en- raged bees, but not before he had felt the hot feet of a score or mure bees. Mr. Wickland could not well ni’i as he had his team to care for and get out of the road. In a very short time his head and hands were literally covered with l»ees each one trying to sting the hardest. After a little trouble with the horses Mr. Wickland succeeded in getting out oi danger and on reaching home became suddenly very sick from the poison of the8lings. Soda and clay pastes were applied freely and he was soon out of pain and ail danger. Mr. Wickland says there must have been several hun dred bees on his headjm i hands]aiid says further that the next lime he will send Mr. Kelso on ahead to let the bees know he is coming. Oregon. change av.lem who ahall comply with such . provisions ss the City Council may direct. Adopted by the Common Council Aug. Ijth ih?8 ('. N Diew, Recorder. Approved 16th IS,». B I. Eddy Mayor 800 Hop Picker« Wanted- and 50 «net in th« )*rd A ,O"K ground clean to work °"" Su ppliea available ill the yard every Jay. Plenty of wood and water and florae paatnie near. Trice gnatanted to be not leas than 75 cento per Imivlred and as much alxive th«» «" •>! KO,J<' 7*''1* Mrt W"*’ Will Pick 5tb to 10th vf September. Yard at North Yamhill. For pnrtico. 11 F J Miller, tarsaddreea. M. Mio .ville Ore TO EXCH ANGE * «•« T ro— h-w* • > modern improvement. 4 Lot« «oïl» ft «rh. in ..bnrh. of For' l»”d- On ***r tw° ”r J' A home. v.l«d JJ - W"‘ * «nufrlnred .prove or Br Umber m ,ood 1«"4 ««TMible for .mmedmle Uimekno«. nh.ll«on h.ve -Uh own “ 1 W. A. Dwi«hi. f.npwii«^r._ , I „California 8t , s«n Froc-co War NewsStop! I ! Good hams, 18 lbs and upward, 10c per lb. D. T. E dmunds . Last Saturday at half past 4, P. M. the war which has raged between the United States ami Spain for 3 months and 22 days was brought to a close by the signing of a protocol by Secretary Day for the United States and M. Gam bon, for Spatu. This protocol which is to form the basis of a definite treaty of peace pro vides in subalance as follows: “Spain will relinquish all claim of sov ereignity over and title to Cuba. “Porto Rico and other Spanish inland in the West Indies and island in the Ladrones, to be selected by the United States, shall be ceeded to the latter. “The United States shall occupy and hold the city, bay and liaibor of Manila, pending the conclusion of the tieaty of peace, which shall d< e nine the con trol, disposition and government of the Philippines. “Cuba, Porto Rico ami other Spanish island in the West Indies shall be im mediately evacuated. “The United Slates and Spain shall each appoint not more than 5 commis sioners to negotiate and conclude the treaty of peace. The cmiimissioners are to meet at Paris not later than the 1st of October. “Ou the sign ng of the Protocol hos t'd t es w ’i he suspended, ami notice to that effect will be given as soon as pos sible by ♦•,»< h government to the com- iiiamieis of its military and naval forces. ” A« <*o'ding Io i he lei ms of the protocal the American and Spanish generals and leader are being notified as quickly as possible. Gen. Miles has received the word and stopped his advance. Gen. Schiwan had not yet tbeen notified by Aug. 15, and it bailie was fought between bis forces ami the Spaniards in Porto Rico in which llie Spaniards were de feated, Most of oui Navy are returning home wiili the hoiiois it has won. jThe work of reducing the army is progress ing and soon we will have only the mem* ory left of the Spanish American war. Dewey being so far away had not re ceived the word of (peace terms up to Aug. 16, mid on that day, me report (••Hues that he bombarded the city of Manila. The city proper was not damag* ed, only the outskirts being bombarded. The city Fiiirendeied and Augustine, the Spanish geneial, fled. Very meager re ports are obiainahle as they must came through the German consul. The cost of the war tin to Aug 13, was |98,1)00,000. Appropriati ns made by Congress oil account of the war aggre gated about |3«i0.0oo,oo0, and cover the time to January 1, 1899. Circuit court convenes next Monday Aug. 22nd. Several important cases are to be brought up. The docket appears hi another column. Cohu & Co. received by the last steamer 20 eases of shoes. This is only the first shipment of the fall stock. A new line of picture mouldings and fiicture frames in new styles, all sizes, or Rale cheaper than ever Look at them anyway. No trouble to show goods, tf. O. Heins A Sad Accident. ],ast Saturday Mrs. Ida McLaughlin, of Sheridan, was drowned at Woods by falling out of a boat at night. The facts of the case are given in full by our cor- leNpondent from Woods on another j>age. Lost or Stolen. One Mack and tan hound, ami boh- tailed—female. Parties returning same to this office will receive liberal reward. Public Sale. A public sale will be held at the resi dence of L. L. Stillwell, Saturday Aug. 27, 1898, in Tillamook City. 2 good milk cowh and house hold furniture includ ing, a Kimball organ, bedroom suit, bed steads, chairs, stands, tables, Hewing machine, mirrors, stoves &e, Ac, will be sold. The sale will begin promptly at 1 o’clock. Heal Estate Transjers. Aug. 11 U.S. A. to Henry J. lanar, K % of N \V K mid W >a of ofS K Ji of Sec 20, Tp 3 S, R 9 W. Aug. 10 W. K. King et al to Anna Day, lot 8 of J J McCoy's add to Bay City. J W Maxwell, trustee, et al, to Cornelina Hesniond, W % of S W of Sec 4 and E J^ofRKh and lofa 4 of Sec 5 also N E *4 of N E *4 and lo 1 of Sec 8, Tp a B, R io W, 2<M 56 acres. Aug. i! P S McKinley to Bertha Nodine, 2% acres in (' II Haines D L (’. Aug 15 U S A to OtisN Hays, duplicate recutpt for N W '4 of « K H and E of S W %, Bee 10 and N E1., of N \V % of Sec 15 Tp3ft, K 10 W, “ (’ E Hawke, et al, to Jaspea Smith, 3 16 CyruH R iiik I h II to W S Randall an un divided intereat in certain tracta of land in Tillamook Co, Ore. ALI.HN H ouse arrivals . I Butter and eggs wanted al Cohn A Co*». A full lin * of ladies corsets, nnderwsre and gowns just received at the Racket store. Hon. Jasper Smith, of the St» is Board of Equalization, was in the city the first of the week. Mrs Emmett Quick ramo over on the Forint Grove stage last Tuesday for a week's visit. By this fine wph II ipf you Rhoiild I iavr your photon tukrn. Heins, the «rtist, is Hlill in the lend . I. 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Mich S P Taylor, Heb Ils E W Ward Astoria M T Melvin and *on, Tillamook Noth« of DiwsolMtio« Mrs W. S. Cone, of Bay Citv, who re cently went east on account of the sick Notice inhere by given that the Arm of W»*’- lain« 81 Freeman proprietors of l,HMo<le pallors news of her father, lias relumed home. have thia flay (Unsolved partnership. All billa M. T Melvin ami son went out on the owing to the firin hi mit be paid at once at La Forest Grove stage yesterday morning. Mode Parlors. The business will lie continued They are on their way to Portland to by Miss Lottie Freeman at the old stand. Mrs. Kate Williams have an operation performed on the Miss Lottie Freeman Bov’s leg, which has troubled him much of late. Emmett (Inirk, driver on the Fnreet Grove stage, tells n« they are doing a ruMhing tmaineaa now ft Bae required two teams to taxe the pHaapnger«* out for I several days past, as many hh 12 paaa- ; efigera going a <l«v. MISS LOTTIE FREEMAN PROPRIETOR OF Tlxo X_i3b ZxÆodo MILLINERY PARLORS war I J. E. Tutttle, the telephone man. Buev the fi»«t <.f the week moving the 1 Drew« Making Tillamook I Fred C. Baker, editor of the Trout telephnne’along* th»* tiearli to Nehalem A Specialty There is another case for circuit court Oregon I dale Champion, and wife, M. D. Benfield from the woods and hru-h out into the! wilich was filed aince the docket was and wife, «»f Portland, and (’has. Coo|»ey open ground ao that it will rot trouble! made up. It is: E. «• E. Wist plff. and wife, of Portland, spent the fore part him thia coming winter. They’rB Going and respondent vs. J. P.. Allen, deft, of the week in the city. They travel by Mr (’nsick and wife, of Albany, are the name of the “Happy Nix” and to be in the city and appellant. Mr <’nai<*k iaan old fríen«! To Ba Married come acquainted witli them leads one to of Hon. I W Maxwell ami a lisnker of and you’re prulgthly going to «end Sheriff Alderman returned Monday l/elieve the name is well applied. Albany. Thin ia Ids flr*t visit h*re and them a gift with your rongraluLt from a trip over the county, also over a he ii well please I with our city and tlona W m now have a fine line »»f Tillamook fxskre No 290 F. U, of A good part of Yamhill and Marion conn- installe«l their officers Motnlay evening, vicinity. rinh I h suitable either for presents or for your own home. tie«, looking up witnesses and juror» for Aug. 15 «ml after bnsineas had a lum-h Ex-offi* ial E'lwsrd« looks fine sitting and aocial t*me. l ive new applications in a Brand wplinter new wag hi . h’s be»n the coming session of Circntt Court. Makes No It were received and 3 candidates initiated So long *i I ire he has used h wagon hr Tliis is one l»et ter I—Mr. Knight of the in the «H<ler. □ iffarancB Who has forgotten on which side fbe driver Kelt-Ilia river hronglit in a sample of the person la u ho buys, they wa.it lie intend« The new room recently built on C«lm ■ lioul'l sit to use the brake g»Mxl goods at reaMonable pric< ». clover, grown on hi- place, wit > l> m<'«a- & Co*« bl- k is Io lie used as a hat and to move out on his ranch on Trask Notice just a few of the article« we nred 61« fc-et It 1» a vnrl-ty of the I shoe ilepartmcnt room. It is a large well river. offer at prices that can't I m * Beat lighted room, having two sk) light* in white clover ami makes excellent li»v. There la one of two th Infra certain. llrnnse Clorka nn«l Mirrors it and make* one think of Mepjring into Towrl and lint Kink«, P. F Ducham, who has lieen logging a shoe ■ ore in For Hand or Hau Francisco. K the. l',e town council will lu»ve to Crockery Mud .lellv Glasses widen the aidcaalk- on Main street, or at Bay City for tl.e t>a-f year, was in the It m rlies« m « i <1 «hoe l./*Mfher Word came fr< m Forest Grove of a sad people will hive to takethe middle of Cook Mewing Machines city la»t Fridas. Mr Ducham bad jn-t accident to a imrty who paeaed through the street, whenever a boat come. In, or retnrned from the tipper Wilaon, where hern a few «lays ago in a hack with Mr. else the merchant« will have to rio lea. looking brings 11» ubltgaiiou Our sidewa'k- are owd 4 to buy. he has lioen looking np limiter for log William» • »f the iir *ve a* 1» iver. When I»n lie—. near the toll g«ta th* h«rk npaet, - ver- with freight on llnr arrival of the la,at. TTT. JO. ging. He will move hi» camp lip on 1y bruising the two-year old daughter f , if any town or city in Orego i can bea t the S'anley place toon and log there Aitbnr Reeses, of Forest Grove. The I Tillamook in tire amount of hnalneM An immense «tipple of fir«t class log« little girl d;ed last Thursday from the j done, f. r Itos’ze, they’ll have to double New IS157U Hand Goods the businesa they are doing. Bou^bt and Sold. effects of the bru sea. can be had handled quite easily.
