New Goods.
New
New
The Greatest Lines of New Goods ever Shown in the City have Just been
received by
COHN
& CO., •>
The Leading Merchants
We are doing a big business because we have the big new lines of goods to do it with. Lots of goods means lots of
business
We are sole agents for the celebrated 3 H line of goods, ask us for them and you will get the BEST goods money can buy.
NEW CLOTHING.
SOUTH PRAIRIE
Song, “Maine, Red, White and Blue,”—
Clara Biggs.
The Moon has left Barnegat for his
home in Blaine, so I think we shall have
better weather, providing the Moon has
anything to do with it.
The official directory at Barnegat: B.
Alderman, bull puncher; Wm. Newcomb,
tender hooker; Moon, swamper; Ed.
Reynolds, skider; A. W. Quick, timber
faller; Bert Biggs, weather observer;
Higi ey, mail carrier; Carrie Hauxhurst,
post master________________
NEW
BITS OF CURRENT NEWS.
HATS.
NEW
FRED
SHOES»
SAPPINGTON,
as exceeding 10 per cent. The greatest
damage was caused by heavy rains, and •
in many cases the correspondent de-1
TILLAMOOK, [OREGON,
dared that if the storms continued the
crops in their neighborhoods would he
nearly destroyed. In a few fields in ;
Washington and Idaho, hot weather also
had an injurious effect, and in some in-
staners cold weather caused the freezing
of fall-sown wheat last winter.
* * *
All work done on the Shortfst Notice and at Reasonable Prices,
Many Spanish prisoners are escaping
guaranteed.
from tiie Filipinos and bringing into the
American lines stories of hard treatment.
They agree that rhe Filipinosare exceed
ingly short of rations, and that a large
section of their troops is reduced to the
use of home made black powder. The
native are trying every scheme to get
PROPRIETORS OF
food and munitions from Manila. Daily
arrests are made for attempts to smuggle
contraband of war through the American
lines. In one case a cascoe with a cargo
of bambo poles was overhauled and the
DEALERS IN
poles were found full of nee.
Now the old settlers rises up and says,
Fred White, democratic candidate for
“this weather beats everything.’’
governor of Iowa, says that to make
the campaign he will be compelled to
Hadley's steam logging camp is re
put a mortgage on his farm. He can
moving to Bewley creek.
hardly expect to run a calamity cam
Harry Quick had the misfortune of
paign minus the calamity, esjiecially
having his arm thrown out of joint by
when the rest of Iowa steadfastly re
a refractory bronco the other day.
fuses to have any of it.
There is going to be trouble in saving
Satisfaction
* * *
oats here this year. Much is cut already,
As the end of the Dreyfus trial comes
and much more ready to cut, and yet the
within sight, the French government is
rains continue.
beginning to display fear that the verdict
School district, No. 2’s school building, !
NESTOCTON.
may give rise to trouble, and orders have
has now a new and solid porch floor. |
just been received by two regiments of
T. W. Lyster, architect. A wood shed is • After clouds come sunshine.
infantry nod one cavalry regiments, al
contemplated soon.
Mr. Grey, deputy (»range Organizer, ready within hail of Rennes, to hold
Mrs. S. A. Daniel has returned from a | from Nehalem, was the guest of Wm. themselves in leadiness to march on the
pleasant visit to relatives at Athena, Sehlotter Sunday.
town at the first sign of disorder, to oc
Or., reporting much damage to the
Mr. and Mrs. Riggs have returned to cupy all strategic points and repress all
world of wheat in that region by the
the valley after a two weeks’ visit here. manifestations in their inception. Local
recent rains.
anti Dreyfusard organizations, by their
Mr. Schields will soon have the car anti-foreign articles, have already singled
Mrs. Frank Iilv has gone on a visit to
penter
work
on
our
school
house
com
out foreigners as enemies of the country,
relatives in California. We wish her a
pleted.
and there is little doubt that foreign
pleasant trip.
John Simmons is again logging on the journalists will be the first victims of
One of our Philippine boys, Lester
Secular Shots at The Pulpit.
Neiger
place.
the violence of the mob, not so much
Smith, gave us a pleasant call Sunday,
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook.
Anglo Saxons as Austrian, German and
mu U lut us some Mauser bullets and
The preacher in Minneapolis who told
Russian Jews, who form a majority of
ORETOWN.
other curios of those faraway islands,
the press representation of-jheir respec his congregation Sunday that not more
Mr. Smith •ays that there is, and has
than seven out of 100 church members
The steamer Elmore came into the bay tive countries.
been no other way for Uncle Sam to do,
were real Christians had very likeiv been
* * *
only to fight it out with the Philippinos, last Friday afternoon. The bar was
looking
through the contribution box.
Two masked men at 4 o’clock Sunday
as owing to the personal jealousy of the peifectlv smooth and without breakers.
Rev. Dr. Barrowsof Greenwich. C-onn..
leaders, the half civilized condition of the She carried the Chinamen who are to morning walked into Harry Green’s
You intend to give your house a new dress inside or out, see
people, together with the enmity toward work in the cannery, besides other gambling-rooms at Spokane, on the sec the preacher wlo married Perry Belmont
ond floor of a block in the very heart of and Mrs. Sloan, was so severely criticis
each other of the various tribes, renders freight.
Johnnie Redbtirg cut oft’ the end of one the business district, held up 15 men, ed for marrying a divorced person that HERMAN GESSNER, Painter and Paper Hanger,
self government among them a virtual
of his fingers last week while using his looted the tills and safe, and escaped he took to his bed and died. It is fortu
impossibility for years to come.
with $1806 in cash and bills. In the nate that Dr. Barrows never tried to run
mowing machine.
Spruee and Tillamook City, Or.
I The numerous fields of oat hav which chase and subsequent capture of one of a newspaper.
WILSON RIVER.
Japan's new law regulating religious
has been laying in the rain for some time the thugs, Policeman Gemmring was
I
in the groin and perhaps fatally services is radically different from the
Mr nnd Mrs. Packard, of Portland, past are now being cleared of their crops. shot
The Feminine Observer.
wounded. The two robbers hired a room practice in the United States. It gives
who Ims been camping at this place for
Frank Franklin went out to the valley in the block in which the gambling
unlimited power to local governors and
several weeks past returned home last ; with a load of salmon.
Industry is the other name for luck.
rooms are located and for two days consequently would seem to contain an
Monday.
A large number of calves have died waited their chance. They chose the opportunity for the oppression of weak
A person too old to learn is also too
Mr. Morrow, of the Pacific Metal suddenly in this vicinity from some un time when the gambling is about to close
old to teach.
or unpopular sects.
Works of Portland, and his family are known cause or disease.
for the week. Under the influence of
Excuses are always so much easier to!
There has been some discussion, more
cam pin" here.
The steamer Elmore left here on Sat four big revolvers the crowd playing at
Mr. and Mrs. Congill, Mr. Frank urday last, carrying out a load of cheese. the tallies was ranged along the wall, or less bitter and uncharitable, in the formulate than reasons.
Union Depot, Sixth and J Streets.
New York papers over the fact that the
Plympton and family and Miss Georgia
No vacation is the real thing that has
M rs. Lee Com mons is the happy mother while the masked men appropriated ail annual summer exodus of cleigymen left
Marshall, all of Portland,who have been of a young son.
the nion^y in sight On the street be
a string of debts attached to it.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
here for five weeks camping, left on Thurs
low, within 56 feet of the robery, were the spiritual needs of the metropolis large
FROM
ALL
POINTS
EAST.
Little Lola Nash severelv burned her 25 men. The police were within easy ly unprovided for. This oeflciency, it
There is no use in looking bick unless
day for home.
was asserted, was particularly felt by we profit by what we see in the past.
entire hand with hot grease last week.
call
after
the
men
made
their
rush
for
“ FAST
MAIL KOdTK.”
Miss (»race Reeher is visiting friends
persons who desired to secure clergy men
Leaves for the East via Walla Walla and
Many a man provides himself with a
in Portland.
The salmon run in the Bay, which has a hiding place, and the chase began. to conduct funeral services, instances
Spokane daily at 2:20 p.in. Arrives at 10:15
Officer
Gammring
sighted
the
men
and
wife
and
then
expects
her
to
provide
a.m.
Mr. J. F. Reeher brought in a party of been light for sometime, is now im a pistol duel liegan. Twenty shot1* were l»eing given where it was impossible to
Leaves for th e East via Pendleton and Hun-
campers from Forest Grove Tuesday. proving, and large quantities of fish are exchanged, and Gariiinring was the only find a pastor to do this sorrowful task. him with a home.
ngton daily at 8 p m. Arrives via Huntingtont
being
caught.
Mr. Hinman aifd Mr. Roe, of Forest
Several writers took occasion to remark
A woman can condone selfishness in a and Pendleton at rioa.m
man
hit.
The
robber
with
the
smaller
Grove, were of the party.
Capt. Schrader found about IT feet of amount of cash was located in a wood that this was only another burden on man when ir. takes the form of his want
Dalles acommodation leaves daily except
Sunday at « am. Arrives daily except Sun
Mr. W. J. Smith and Frank Severance water on the bar when he crossed with yard and gave up. About $256 was re the poor and unpretentious. The dead ing her all to himself.
at 6:30 p.in.
day
the
Elmore,
and
the
tide
lacked
consider
of
the
rich
never
lacked
the
last
sail
rites
were cruising timber on Thursday.
covered
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
even though the pastor had to travel i Women are so full of pretence that
SLEEPERS.
* * *
Arthur Reeher has gone to the valley able of being full.
they offer, make themselves appear fools
Water lines schedule subject to change with
The Cannery Company intend putting
to work in harvest.
The United States hospital-ship Relief, many miles to lie on hand in time, and when they are not.
out notice.
instances
were
again
furnisher.
in
a
full
stock
of
merchandise
when
the
which recently arrived at San Francisco
And still it raius and rains and rains |
OCEAN ANI) ItlVER SCHEDULE,
boat comes again. This will fill a long felt from Manila with a large number of sick
It is noticeable that the girl who wears
again. What does the weather mean ?
. .. d DIVISION.
¡the most elabórete bathing eostunie A zxz«-,
in»wir'th
’ik'a’s — Steamships sail from
want and save the necessity of making and convalescent soldier from Manila,
i..... .
M^k„;3p.!n. For San Francisco
Pointed Paragraphs.
Garden truck is fine, and spuds large long
]
trips with wagons when the roads will not again carry troops across the
knows the least about swimming.
Geo. w, Elder sails October 4. il. 20 and 29 ;
though so why complain ?
I Columbia sails October S, I4 and 23; State of
are bad.
Some men court in haste and repent
Pacific. The vessel has been condemned
It is usually the person who says, “Oh, I California sa Is October 8, 17 and 26.
William McKinster, of Tillamook, by the government inspector at this in court.
| therein no use talking.'' who goes on do COLUMBIA KIVEIt SlMMKIl gCIIKI)
BEAVER.
made a business trip to Oretown the port as unfit for use as an ocean trans
A divorce lawyer likes domestic broils ■ ing so for an hour or more
UI.E DIVISION.
first of the week.
port. She is said to stand so high above done toa turn.
.
..... .
ASTORIA Abb THE COAST.
„ , .
. .
I A wife may pay little heed to her hus- I [ I PORTLAND,
The following is a report of the Beaver
the water as to be unseaworthy in a
Steamer
R.
R. Thompson leaves Portland
( oal trust is preparing to make it i bauds remarks
general «uir,
rule uui
but aiie
she ' daily, except Sunday,
school, district No. 8, tor the month end
............. as .. a s'-*"-««'
at 8 p.m., on Saturday
storm, and it is asserted that she could hot the
Real Estate Transfer.
for
the
coal
consumer.
:
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..
-
1
13 n.ore than attentive when he talks in at 10 p.m. Returning, leave Astoria daily, ex-
ing Sept. 1. The following pupils were
never pass through a typhoon in safety.
I
cept
Sunday,
at
a.m
A cynic is a man who must be unhappy I his sleep.
neither absent nor lardy during the Aug. 30—Clara F. Buckles to Isaac F. The vessel, which cost the government
anoear hm»nv
> Wll.LAMKTTE 1CIVER ROUTE.
happy.
1 I
month: Leila Bixbv, Lena Bunn, How
Borten, Ne >4 of Se V4 of sec. 21, tp. 2 over $366,000, and was fitted up at an in order to appear
The keynote of modish
growning
PORTLAND AND SALEM
ard Bunn, Eddie West, Lista Finley and
Every man in a brass hand thinks
.... r»*~-
•••••?, in * j Steamer Ruth,
S, R. 9 W.
additional expense of $30,000 will be
for Salem and way points
simplicity, but this does not mean by
Grace Finley. Total number of pupils Aug. 31—Elsie V. Allen to Joseph Keizel, sent to Manila, to be used hereafter as instrument makes the best music
I leaves Portland Viondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
TI,„
.1
.1
,
,
any
means
the
slightest
reduction
in
the
enrolled, 27.
daysat
6
a.m.
Returning,
leaves Salem Tues-
S*2ofNe *4, lots 5 and 6 of sec 16, an auxiliary to the United States fleet
1 he eagle on the silver dollar is merely 1 dressmaker’s bill
‘ days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:15 a.«*-
H elena W ole , Teacher.
in Philippine waters for the conveyance to remind us that riches have wings. '
tp. 3 N, R. 8 W.
Y amhill river route .
| Love may be blind but it seems to
Wedding Bells
I Steamer Modoc, for I ayton and way points
Sept 1—Sarah Bodie to J. A. Richard- of troops from one island to another
Some men are afrahi to marry and
leaves Portland Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat*
Miss Lena Finley and Mr. Edward
son, C) acres in sec. 21, tp. 1 \V, R. 10 when their services may be required.
some men are fearless until after they I have more than ordinary keen sight | 1 urdays
at 7 a m. Returning, leaves Dayton for
when a mother honestly believes that her
* * *
Kinnamon, of Beaver, were united in
marry.
W.
cross-eyed, red-headed and bow legged 1 Portland and way points Mondays, Wednesdays
It is reported that the next session of
marriage, at Bea\er, Sunday evening at Sept. 2—Tillamook Academy to A.
Many a man who claims to be truthful infant is a bunch of cherubic lovelin *es and Fridays at 7 a.m.
Steamer A Imola leaves Riparia Mondays
H o'clock at the United Bretliern church
Williams, bk. 4, Miller's addition to congress will see all of the various «]>en<lea lot of time echoing the lines of
Wednesdays and Fridays at 1:45 a.m.. a ter ar
syndicates which have secured conces other men.
by Rev. Armstrong. The bride and
Tillamook City.
rival
of train from Spokane and Portland
sions along the Nicaraguan canal route
groom were attended by Lcsta Finlev,
Leaves Lewiston, returning, Sundays, Tuesdays
A girls idea of sweetness is about
W. J DALY,
Lucy Kinnamon, Ollie Kinnamon and Sept. 2—Carrie and J Mav to Roman coming to congress and making an effort
and Thursdays at t> a.m.
Catholic Archbishop of Oregon, bk. to dispose of them. This is because the equally divided Is-tween love's young
¡OSCAR HAYTER.
Steamer Lewiston leaves Riparia Sundays,
Elza 1'iidcv. Phe church was nicely dec
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:45 a.m.; after
4, Miller’s add to Tillamook City.
Nicaraguan government will open nego dream ami mixed chocolates.
orated for the occasion and the wed
0ALY & HAYTER,
arrival of tiain from Spokane and PortlaaC
Women are always throwing out hints
ding w as at tended by the many friends Sept 2—Melinda Thompson to J. S. tiations with the United States for a
Leaves Lewiston Mondays, Wednesdays ana
Lamar, 50 x 148 feet in bk 1, Tliay-1 treaty on the subject of the canal, and hut men have more- ways of dodging
Saturdays at 6 a m.
and relatives.
Alter the ceremony a
ATT0RNEY8-AT-LAW,
W H. HURLBURT,
er’s add. to 'Iillaniook City.
agree to wipe out all other concessions them rhan a millionaire tax dodger.
stippri was given at the bride’s home for
,
General Passenger Agent.
the many relatives, and on Monday a Sept. 5—Rosa and Christian Peterson to that have heretofore been granted.
V.
A.
SCHILLING.
City
Ticket Agent.
"One should always breathe through
D allas . O regon .
dinner wasgixcti by the groom’s parents.
Telephone (Malli) 712,
Rosa Roh, small tract of land Tilla These concessions will thus be worthless the m>s.> s hell asleep.' says a physician.
as
no
matter
what
their
terms,
if
Nica
Mr. ami Mrs. E. Kinnonian will make
mook county.
If you awake and find vour mouth open
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Bcavei their future home
Their many Sept. 5—E. G. E. Wist to Charles ragua and the United States do not get up and shut it.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
back
them
up
they
can
never
lie
enforced.
friends unite in the best wishes for their
Sept, and, 1*99-
Robitch, lots 5 and 6 in bk. 12, in i
Notice is hereby given that the following
It
is
lielieved
that
with
the
probability
future welfare and happiness.
ATTORNEY-AT
I.AW,
town of Nehalem.
named
settler
lias
nled
notice
of his intention
NEHALEM.
of favorable negotiations with Nicaragua
to make fi al proof in support of his claim,
Sept. 5—Alexander Gagel »never to Ma-! negotiations will be opened with the
O regon C itv , O regon .
and that said proof will be made before tl>t
BARNEGAT.
tilda Stofford, a certain piece of land British government for the abrogation
Quite difficulty to cure oats.
L rii -I Title« «nd Und office UusineM a Regiater and Receiver, at Oiegon City, Oregon,
on Octol »er 16th. i » qq via:
50 x 220 feet in lot 4, sec. 23, tp. 3 of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, so there
Fish running very light.
Bert Biggs went to the city Tuesday.
J ARTHUR WATROUS;
Specially.
N, R 10 W.
may l»e nothing in the way to prevent
Dissatisfaction among the fishermen
H.E. ioja5 for the Nw b* of sec. 26, tp, I N, »5
Logging is bad on account of so Sept. 6—W H. Cottle to J. F. Nevins, the building of the canal.
over
the
new
arrangements.
much wet went her.
He names the following witnesses to pro«*
lot 7, bk. 56 in Pacific add. to Bay
games M ccain .
* * *
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
The Elmore went out Friday.
Rier a Hauxhurst went to the hub
,A. W. SEVERANCE. of
City. _________________
s id land, v z
Ihe second and last of the official
Mr. Townsend failed to come to satis- )[cCAIX & SEVERANCE,
Tuesday evening.
John T. Fletches. Forest Grove, Or. ; Adam
trial races for the settlement of a defen
Fulton,
Glenwood, Or. : Dr. G. O. Rodari,
taclory
verms
with
his
patrons,
and
HOSONVIIAE.
Bert Biggs and A. W. Quick went to
der for the America's cup. the Columbia
ForestGrove ; John F. Strait, Gle >wood.Or.
will move Ins creamery out of Nehalem
Hobsonvillr Saturday.
C has . B M oor as Register.
ATTORN EYS-ATLAW,
The steamer Luella come in from San 1 again demonstrated that she is the Miper- t Sly' “nd Wh”ler, ,n’’u hrol" down
School
which
--------- ended
- - Friday,
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— WBS
___ a Francisco Tuesday morning with the! ior of the Defender, the 1895 champion
T illamook , O regon .
very successful term, and we congratu m hooncr Sacramento in tow The Luella bv defeating her 10 minutes and 7 sec
Mrs. Wm. Easom was badly hurt Sun.
late Miss Watson on her ability as a takes lumber this trip to San Pedo and I onds over a triangular course, in at:
TWO LIVE PAPERS
day night by falling down an open stair 9 A VID WILEY, M.D,
teacher. Closing exercises were as fol the Sacramento goes to San Francisco. , eight-knot breeze, and a smooth sea
lows :
''¡'v ,)rT**!?»a» called and found
*
*
*
The Harrison left Monday lor the
The reptilar subscription price of
orju,,o»o-u by
oy a h ,-ounw
course or
of rreauneni
treatment ? Iractured nb, badly bruised head and
Song. “The Little Mohee.**—Kate Hurl, southern coast of Oregon
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
She had on : Rejuvenated
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
at
German
Imthn
and
a
Bunimer
’
ir
visit
to
rtc
T
and
ot
'
,e
.
r
injuries.
She
will
lie
laid
but.
board a number of box shook« for can Euro|«, United States Senator Hanna
tor ,omc time.
ACCOUCHEUR.
the regular subscription price of
Rev., “Cetfue.’ Clara Riggs
neries down the coast
has FtMurtieil to London for a few days
Song, “Mv Name is Sing Sing.’’—-Alice
All cull promptly attended to,
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Mrs Emila Sheldon has gone east. reef previ<*ua to »ailing for the Unital
Bov ington.
Any one subscribing for THE
She
will
visit
relatives
in
Micmgan
and
_______________ T iiimmook . O regon
I States on l»oard the Atneritan line;
Rev, “The Queer Little House.“—Rose
will be away for several months
> «teenier Nt. Louis Saturday next Sena
HEADLIGHT and paring one
Hurlhut
tor Hann« i« hurrying to Ohio to parti
Song “ I he Royal Hunters.”—Kate and
C.
E
-
"AWKE,
M.D.,
year
in advance can get both the
NOTK'F IMH IH’BI tCATtoN
cipate in the opening of the republican
Rose llurlbut.
Lsnd OfAc? at Oivgo City, tire,
campaign
in
Akron
Rec . “A Timely Pointer.“—Kate Hurl
Sept. 2nd i*».
HEADLIGHT
physician and surgeon .
Noth* la hrrebv -ven that the felluwhig
hut.
• a a
named evltler hnn fllnf noth'« of hi* n»letin «n
Soup.“ \ Little Boy’s Walk.“—Alice Rov »O
Report*
received
bv
R
G
Dun
Co
and
make rt »al ytoof in «upnor< ol hi« claim, and
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
ing ton.
that n«i<i nrotd will b« made Iwfon* the K gialer from their correejiondenta in the grain
ami
Receiver,
at
Oregon
t
’
itv
Oregu*,
Oct
Re»' . School is Done.”—Albert Riggs.
Oflce: Over Todds Store
»•enter« of Oregon, Washington and
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Song, “Two Little Mauls.’’—Kate and i6<h. i:«». viaJOHN F STRAIT.
: Idaho, abow the damage to wlieat in 44
Rose llurlbut.
H F.
fbr toe W
of Nw and W S of diatriota rima from a nominal figure to
One Year for >2.25-
Selection, “Novel Reading“—Clara Riggs ► a \ *ec r* n .1 N, R 6 W
I 50 per cent of the crop, and. in a few in
INSURE WITH
rataea the fo lowing wituesw*« to prove
Rev , “ A Reverie in Church.“—Kate Hurl, h’ He
|
Mances,
50
per
cent
is
exceeded.
Six
n con I Li non-« rvaider.ee u|s>n and cultivation
Claude Thayer,
but.
of said laud, via
teen district« Mated that there has l»eeii
Admin Fulton, G1e«w*>d. Or.; John T. no inas what« .er Out of the 44 center»
Song. “() Mv.’’—Kate and Rose llurlbut.
I
for
Fireman's Fund and Lomfo, All old su l»eci ibers paying their
Hetrhaa, and )antea A naooua, >\>re*t Grove.
Rev.. ‘ \ Little Girl's Complaint.“—Alice Or.;
. mentioned 30 reported the injury of fall
Benjamin Collin» Fir. Or.
«ulMcriptkm* or one year in
I
and
Lancashire
Fire famrance
Buy ington.
j
C haa B. M oor a*. Keiiett r
wheat and 2? the injury to apnng wh«»at
idvance will be entitled to the
Companies.
same offer.
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator-
LEACH & JONES,
Tillamook Meat Market,
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
IF
D.R.&N.