Tillamook headlight., March 23, 1905, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 23,
News Notes in a Nutshell
As might have been expected there is
a great deal of "beefing" over the beef
trust report.
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Famous as the Japanese are for adopt,
ing the ways of modern civilization, they
should I k direful to avoid the big head.
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Napoleon, Wellington and Grunt will
have to look to their laurels—Field Mar­
shal Ovama is coming.
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With his tanks lull to overflowing and
his coffers loaded up to the guardrail,
Mr. Rockefeller ought to lie a very happy
man.
The suggestion that the Czar himself
should sit forth to conquer Japan at the
head of n new army of 400,000 men is so
brilliant that it must have come from
the Grand Dukes and their parasites. It
IS evident to the world that the Russian
people have had enough of lighting the
Jnps for glorv 6o0o miles from home,
but should the Czar decide to go to the
trout he is liable to lie bagged bv the lit­
tle brown men.
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The Chesajieuke, tamous for its en­
counter with the British ship Shannon in
the war ot 1813, is still in existence.
When it was captured by the British it
WHS taken to England by its captor, Sir
Philip Brooke, and some years later its
A new invention is called artificial cot­ timbers were sold. The purchaser was
ton If produced without a plantation a miller in Wickham, and when he pull,
haiiil and a mule the public decline to cd down his old mill he built a new one
tiiKcitinto their confidence.
from the timbers of the Chesapeake.
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The Daily Telegraph's Yokohama cor.
i-eepoiuieiit says that during a storm a
Japanese torpedo-boat destroyer was lost
off the Indo-China coast.
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In Genoa the policeman wear silk hats
and carry silver-headed walking sticks.
Genoa stems to be the only place where
a policeman can look as big as he feels.
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There are strong signs that the Japa
nese flanking operations were based on a
studv of Sherman’s campaigns. The lap
bands ought toplay "Marching Through
Georgia."
At
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The report from the bureau of statis­
tics that the farmers of the country still
have about 11.000,000 bushels ot wheat
on hand will have a tendency to whet the
appetite of the Chicago board of trade.
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Unless conditions make such a course
impossible there will practically be a
second inquest in San Francisco on the
death of Mrs. Stanford, and the police
will lie the jurors to decide the cause of
death.
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The Calcutta steeplechase for the
women's cup is the only event of its
kind in the world. The course is over a
stiff two miles and a half, with nine
n.ud fences. Nine women rode in the
latest race.
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a few words Mr. Bryan disposes of
American heiresses who marry a foreign
title. “I wouid have to he mighty ugly
if I were a woman,” he says, “before I
would hire a man to marry me and take
me to a foreign country.’’
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An Elizabethan ewer of rock crystal,
mounted on silver, only six and a half
inches high, belonging to the marquis of
Anglesey, has been sold at an auction of
Christie’s, in London, to a London deal­
er for the stnsational price of #20,000.
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By preaching and practicing the vir
tues cf a vegetarian diet, the society
women of Washington are doing their
share in the great work of crushing the
meat trust.
Commissioner Garfield
should take notice of this dangerous bit
of aggression in his next report.
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While Emperor Nicholas, whose word
is final, still declines to abandon the
prosecution of the war, and the govern­
ment maintains its ability to coutinue
the conflict, the Associated Press is in
position to state that powerful influ­
ences, including several of the Emperor's
own Ministers, are now strongly urging
that the time has come to indicate to
Japan Russia s desire for peace upon a
reasonable basis.
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The Russian press is bitterly attack
ing the claim for damages for the sink­
ing of the British steamer Knight Com.
mander, on the theory that the demand
is for exemplary damages put forward
by the British government in violation
of international law and entirely apart
from the owner's claim, whereas the
fact is that it is simply the owner’sclaim.
the misapprehension having lieen created
by erroneous report in English papers.
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Everything now appears to be in
favor of the Japanese. They have a
magnificent army in the highest spirits,
which is rapidly recuperating from the
effects of the recent battle, and which is
fully equipped with everything necessary
for Manchurian campaigning, including
great quantities of supplies, accumulated
during the winter, together with
several lines of communication and the
best season of the year before them.
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Despite the optimistic advices that
have been received from Russian sources
during the last few days to the effect
that the Russian army in Northern
Manchuria will succeed in escaping from
the forces of Oyama. it can be stated
upon exceptional authority that the Jap­
anese forces operating against the Rus
sians have succeeded in carrying all
points decided as necessary by the Com.
mande-in-Chief, and within a week,
at the utmost, news of a momentous
character will bo reported from the
front.
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In 1871 all the British troops in Can.
ada were withdrawn, except 2UOO in
fantrv, arillerv and engineers at the
naval bases of Halifax and Esquirnault.
On Julv 1 these remaining troops will
be ordered to some other part of the
world, and their place taken bv Cana­
dian garrisons. This year, therefore,
will mark the disappearance of the last
British soldier on duty in North Amer­
ica. Outside of lack of power to make
treaties, Canada will become this year
almost wholly self-governing.
Mount Vesuvius is again in eruption
and is throwing out burning lava, red
hot stones and a high column of smoke,
with detonations which are heard at
long distances. The eruption is attri-
buted to an earthquake which was felt
for 80 miles.
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Up [in the new mining city of Fail-
banks, Alaska, coal oil is $1.4-0 a gallon
Since 1882 Prussia has spent $90,-
and eggs $1 a dozen, but a population 000,000 in cutting canals from rhe
of 10,000 is claimed for the town and large rivers to the leading cities and in
neighboring gulches. The swiftness with canalizing rivers, and an additional ex-
which cities rise in Alaska suggests that penditure of $70,000 000 for the same
the inhabitants work to keep warm.
object is planned, Germany now has
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9000 miles of navigable inland waters.
Congress made an appropriation of In the last thirty years France has al­
$250,000 for the Jamestown exposition, lotted 100,000,000 to the construc­
which is to be held in 1907, and which is tion of canals free from tolls, and pro.
to commemorate the 300th anniversary poses to spend $110.000,000 in the
ol the establishment of the first perma same manner. With 3000 miles of ca­
nent colony of English speaking people nals, and 7000 miles of navigable rivers,
in the New World. The event is large, many of which are canalized, France
and deserves national interest.
still calls for more canals.
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News has reached Port of Spain that
1 he Oregonian says an Iowa minister
has been unfrocked for sharp practice in the Gover or of Barcelona. Venezuela,
horse trading, and a Deleware member has received from President Castro or.
ot the cloth has been suspended fora year ders to take possession at once of the
tor speculating in stocks. If the lines of coal mines of Guautanarieual, situated
religion are drawn much tighter, the near Barcelona, and leased in 1898 for
church raffle will be about the only game 33 years by the Venezuelan government
lo an Italian company. The same day
ot chance that is left for the ministers.
the Venezuelan troops took posaession of
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the mines by armed force, as in the
One story is that a woman’s whisper
similar ease of the New York & Berrnu.
in the ear of her husband caused the
d<-se Company- t|lis. notwithstanding
changed vote that repealed a breeders'
the protest of the Italian government.
biw. If all the women whose hearts
Tins action has been taken without a
have lieen wrung by the effects of gamb-
jiidguieut
of the court of Caracas.
i'ng could whisper their sorrows over
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wayward husbands, brothers and sons,
Rider Haggard, whose books some
the sound would be like that of a storm.
years ago had the lend in popular favor
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is in this country to inquire into the con­
The largest blast furnace in the world
ditions and chaiacter of the agricnltural
put into successful operation at and industrial land settlements organ­
Anaconda, Mont., at the Washoe smelter.
ized by the Salvation army. Mr. Hsg
* he big furnace it as large as three of the gard, as commissioner from England,
°rdinaay size, having an inside measure­
will commence his duties in Colorado.
ment of 51 feet bv 56 inches. The blast
He is a clear observer and is pretty sure
•8 ted by b8 tuyers, and in 24 hours
to give a good account ot himself.
«barged of ore aggregating 2000 tons
Though known chiefly for his stories.
are turned into copper matte.
Haggard has achieved greatness in other
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In concluding peace with Great Britain fields. While in South Africa he was
through the mediation of Italv, the Mad master of the high court of the Trans,
Mullah has obtained permission to oc­ vaal He hns had many thrilling adven­
cupy indefinitely lllig, a village oil Italian tures as a hunter and was on the firing
territory, 160 miles from Obbia, which pnein the Boer war. Since 1901 Mr.
Xi,s the base of operations in the last Haggard has become interested in Brit­
«ampaign led by General Manning. Coast ish agricultural and is now working
r’#hts are granted to the Mullah quali with hi. characteristic energy to bring
bed by a prohibition of trade in arms about better conditions among those
’ who toil in the field.
a®d slaves.
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1905.
V. A. Middlekauf was killed and L
'>AÌ
M (Mell seriously injured by falling 200
KI
feet from a balloon while giving a double
aM-ensim at Wallace, Idiho. The men
were seated in a parachute and when
they had ascended 200 feet the lower
part of the balloon tore away. The para­
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chute would not open, and both fell
K*
among the spectators with terrific force.
K
A young boy was caught by the falling
balloon and badly burned. Middlekauf
had nearly every bone in his body
broken while Odell had none. The lat­
ter is injured internally. Several hun
dred people had assembled in various
parts of the city to witness the ascension.
Many were ’present from the canyon
f
towns, the Northern Pacific train being
held until after the two aeronauts had
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
made their parachute jumps.
Sashes,
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Louis Schumer, who was shot by
Detective Joe Day in Portland on Friday
night, while attempting to escape from
that officer and his companion, Detec
tive Weiner, died at Good Samaritan
Hospital at 8:20 o’clock Sunday night,
from the effects of the gunshot wounds
received. Deputy Coroner A. L. Finley
Agents for the Great Western Saw
immediately took charge of the body
and ordered it removed to his undertak­
ing establishment, where an autopsy
was performed by City Physician Zan
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
and Assistant City Physician Slocum.
The outcome of this autopsy wms not
given out, being reserved to be intro,
duced in the form of eviden.ee at the
inquest over the body of Schuiuer. Dis­
A fight occurred in front of A. Kinna-
B. L. EDDV.
H. T. BOTTS.
trict Attorney Manning or Chief De­ man’s residence on Wednesday—a dog
puty Moser will be present at the inquest and a hog fight.
DY & BOTTS,
and will dec’de whether Detective Day
A series of meetings are being held at
A ttorneys - at -L aw .
shall be held to answer to a charge of Pleasant Valley.
manslaughter.
Complete set of Abstract Books
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T imberland , A ct T une 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
That the Japanese have outfought the
in office. Taxes paid for nou-
United States Land Office,
Russians in the war in the East is a fact
Oregon • ity, Oregon,
February 25th, 1905
that cannot be denied The Japanese
Residents.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
rank and file, inspired by patriotism and with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3rd, 1878, entitled ‘ A11 act for the sale
Office opposite Post Office.
a conviction that only war could end the of
timber lands in the States of Califo nia,
Nevada, and Washington Teriito-
Both phones.
threat of foreign encroachment, have Oregon,
ry.” as extended to all Public Land States by
been terribly in earnest. Racially, they act of August 4. 18 u 2.
HANS C. HANSON,
have little fear of death and prefer it to Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook. State
IL
COOPER,
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
surrender. While they are physically of
sworn statement No.’ 6553, for the purchase
much smaller than the Russians, they are of the Sw l4 of Sw of Sec. 28, S of Se *4
Sec. 2'.*, and Nw q of Ne
of Sec. No. 82, in Tp.
healthy, hardy and temperate. In point N g . i S, Range N 8 W and will offer proof to
that the land sought is more valuable
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
of endurance and simple requirements show
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
they are surpassed. But it is necessary poses, and tu establish his claim to »aid land
before the County (.’ erk of Tillamook County,
to remember that the Russians are cum­ at I illamook City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th
T illamook ,
O regon
of May. 1905. He names iir witnesses :
brous in movement and trained merely day
W. H. Went, Dr. .1 E Bartell, Paul Hanson,
to be fighting machines. The war in the C. A. Vogler, of Tillamook. Die.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
East had no element of patriotism for above-described lands are reipieHtad to tile* their
( incorporated ),
CARL HABERLACH,
claims
wi this office on or before said 9th day of
them. With stolid courage, they obeyed May, I905.]
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
their generals and have made many
TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE.
brave assaults, as well as stubborn re­
attorneyat - law ,
, J unk 3, 1878.—N otice F or
sistance, but their heart was not in the T imber L and , A ct
P ublication
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
United
States
Land
Office,
work b eyond the natural pride in striv-
Oregon City, Ore.,
ing for victory.
March 3rd, I905.
A GENERAL BANKING Office across the street and north from
Notice is hereby given that in compliance |
e $
the Post Office.
with the provisions of the act of congress of
BUSINESS.
Commissioner James R. Garfield has June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of |
r lands in the states of Califoi nia, Oregon. •
been rather severely criticised on his re­ timls
Nevada ami Washington Territory"«» extended > rv
.
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port of the beef trust investigation. The to ad the Public Land States by act of August 4, | Directors : M. W. HARRISON, Vv . w
OBERT A. MILLER,
HENRY CRENSHAW,
|
CUKTISS, B. L EDDY.
general public, in fact, has taken it as
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, State
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an indication that the investigation will of
Oregon, has tlUav tiled iu thia <4fi<« hia I
vasnicr . m . w. n ar RISON,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
prove to be simply a whitewash. In a ax"
e
■ ,.Lib7a'’,riTPnid for g,lt edKe sccuris
Oregon City, Oregon.
recent interview Mr. Garfield is reported <>f sec. No. 19, in Tp. No. 1 S, Hauge No. 10 * ties OI all kinds.
West, and will offer proof to show that the
as having said that it would be well for land
sought is more valuable for its timber
Land Titles and Land Office
people to withhold expressing their views or stone than for agricultural purposes and to
C. B. LEEP,
Business a Specialty.
establish his claim to said laud before the
upon the report until it is filed in full. County (Jerk of Tillamook county, Tillamook
ity, Oregon, on Wednesday, the I7U1 day of Sonta
and Stiaea Neaily
Up to the present time only the first five < May.
1905. He names as witnesses .
Winfield C. Trombley, Tillamotk, Or.; IraC.
chapters of the report have been made Smith,
Repaired.
H. UPTON, I’h.G., M.D.,
Tillamook, Or.; Lem Parker, Bay City,
public and they have proven to be rather Or.; Ethan A. Edwards, Tillamook, Or.
Any ami all persons c aiming adversely tlm
misleading. From this it is inferred that above-described lands are requested to file their
First Class Work Guaranteed,
P pysician and S urgeon .
in this office on or before seld 17th day
when the report is completed and that claims
Give me a trial,
of Mav, I905.
portion of it made public which is being
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Office
one block west of the
Next to the Headlight Office.
held back bv the Department of Justice
T imber L and A ct , J une 3 I878 —N otice job
Allen House, Tillamook City.
that facts will be revealed that will not
P uhi , cation .
United State.-Land Office,
Calls answered promptly.
justify the criticisms that have been
Oregon City, Oregon,
January 18th, I905.
made. It is certainly to be hoped that
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
such will prove to be the case, and if with the provisions of the act of Congress of
3, ¡878, entiled “ An act for the sale of tim­
R. BEALS,
Commissioner Garfield succeeds in pro­ June
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER.
ber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
ducing evidence which will show that Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex­
HAIR UI 1TING
tended to all the Public Land States by act of SHAVING,
the packers have disobeyed the federal* August 4 I89A
REAL ESTATE,
WALTER FP.FD BAKER.
injunction he will undoubtedly raise Of Tillamook,
SHAMPOOING, ETC
county ot Tillamook, State of
himself in public esteem, as well as ren­ Oregon, lias this day filed in this office his
F inancial A gent ,
sworn statement No. 6548, for the purchase of
der a great service to the producers and the Ne
of Section No. 20, in Township Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor
Tillamook, Oregon.
No. 1 South. Range lo West, and u ill offer
consumers of meat products.
persons suffering with rheumatism.
proof to show that the land sought if
more valuable for its timber or «tone than for
ft :« :«
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
Unless sentiment materially changes, a claim to said land before the County Clerk,
^pHOS. COATES,
of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook
halt will be called in the construction of City. Oregon, on Thursday, the 6tli day «.f
-A-
Agent for Fireman’s
He names as witnesses
battleships. Quite a number of promi­ April.
Henry Crenshaw. Water C. Bailey, Barnegat;
Harry
S
Baker,
Tillamook
;
Fred
C.
Baker.
Fund
and
London and Lanca­
nent men in Washington say that not
Wilson.
more than one battleship will lie recom­ Any and all persons claiming adversely the
shire
Fire Insurance
descrilied lands are requested to file their
mended at the next session of Congress, above
claims in thisofficeon 01 before said 6th day
Companies.
and possibls none. It is also asserted of April, 1905.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register
Tillamook .. Oregon.
that none will be provided for, and that
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4 1904
this understanding was reached when
NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
the Senate did not contest with the
Depaitnwnt of the Interior.
j ^M)R ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore ,
PORTLAND
Arrive
Leave
House during the session of Congress
March iMlh. I905.
go To
just closed, and stand for one battleship
Notice is hereby given that the f llowing
1 1:10 a.m.
settler has fifed notice of h r intention ' K:OO a.m. | Portland Union
instead of two, as authorized bv the named
9:4-0 p.m.
to make tina! proof in support of her claim, a d I 7:OO p.m. • depot for Astoria.i
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT ANO
that said proof will be made before the
bill. Senator Hale is one of the pro­ County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Till«
Arrive.
ASTORIA
Leave
nounced opponents of an exceedingly mook, Oregon, on Ma.v 6, 1905, viz.
TRI ST CO.
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M AI DE H I I RoEON.
large Navy, and he thinks that the warn- H E No. 12677.
for the Lots 7, 8, 9 and io,
7:45|H.m. (for Portland and / 1 1 3o a.m. Titos. C oates , Pre».
section
5,
tp.
1
South,
raiigo
8
Went.
ing raised against a further increase in
/
way point«.
j lo 30 p ni. i
She name* the following witnesses to prove 6:10 p.m
the Navy, when the last naval bill was her continuous residence upon and cultivation
said land, viz
SEASIDE DIVISION.
under consideration, has been sufficient of Wesley
Rush hmanuel T. Sauers. Cerny Clark,
LI.OWAV.
Glt.HKRT I.. HEIM,RS.
to induce the Administration to come of Tillamook, Oregon ; S. Hhiffinaii, of Clover
dale, Oregon
Arrive.
ASTORIA
Leave '
EDGES & GALLOWAY
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to a halt, and than the country will
take up the matter and see for itself
attorn b vs . at . law .
5.20
p.m.
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for
Reaaide
Direct
)
11:35 a.m.
that the Naw is large enough at the
Mnkr a apecisltv of I.iuuloflice Business.
present time. Manv Republican mem.
ASTORIA
Arrive.
Leave
OrPK'K IN WKINIIAKO III ll.OING,
hers of the House balked more or less at
Room 1 nnii 2,
' f
a.m. < for Warrenton, f • 10:43 a m. ■
the large naval appropriation bill which
■ Hammond. Ft. /
OREGON CITV. ORE.
passed the last session, but thev did not
7:40 a.m.
5:50 p.m # Stevens, x-ashlc.)
want to enter into n contest with the
X ’ JHLakes short roads.
SEASIDE
Arrive
Leave
Administration, and there was a seem
W. SEVERANCE,
ing understanding that the Navy would
' 4:30 p in. •* for Astoria Direct / 12:30 p.m !
not be crowded during the next two or
three years unless some nuiorseen neces
E ASIDE
Arrive
Leave
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
stty should arise
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
1
£
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
M c I ntosh & M c N air
co
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
LATIMER, BROS.,
1
A.& C. R.R
TIME CARD.
G uicæî
6:15 n. m.
SPRUCE.
We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson home again.
Frank Dye and Herman Tohl passed
through our vicinity Thursday on their
wav to Tillamook.
Mary Tucker has been visiting with A.
Kinnaman’s tor a lew days.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Gessner
is improving, though very slowly.
' »9:30 «.m.
for everything
that runs on wheels.
km I
Sold Evorywhoro.
z for Warrenton Pt a
' Steven« Ihm- >
rnond, Astoria. '
9:2.5 *.01. |
T illamook
O regon .
7 20 p.m. ;
Additional train leave« Antoría daily at
1 .30 a.m. for all point« on Ft. ftteven«
branch, arriving Ft. Mevenn 12 30 p.m . re­
turning, leave« Ft. Steven« at 2 '»O p.m., ar­
riving Antoría 2 4fi p in.
• Hun*1 ay only.
Through ticket« and clone connection via
N. I’. Ry. at Portland and Goblr am! O. K
Ac N. Co , via Portland.
J. C. Mayo, 6. P. A.
S. STEPHENS,
Real Estate ami Fire, Life,
Health, Accident, Insurance.
Agent for the Northwest School Furni­
ture Co. and Olga ns and Pianos,
Notary Public.
1 < >ffi< e Southwest from the Court llmw
( in the building occupied as a music store