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High grade SYR Call at the new Clothing Store and see High grade green Mr Woolfe and family moved last UPS tit) eta. per gal week into the house next door to R R the latest thing in ties and shirts. COFFEE 25 cts per Hayes residence. lon cane. pound. Mrs. H Orchard came in on the IL C. Lamb who has been in Nehalem Who can afford to new when ready steamer Elmore on a visit to her hus for lhe past ten days returned Saturday. made gaiments are so cheap? Have band and son. Old hats mad t new at the La Mode you seen Mr«. Sturgeon’s slock? C. A. Doty left yesterday for Kalama •s parlors. H. Orchard will leave on the next on a business trip He will return on trip of the steamer Chilkat for Bandon, the next trip ot the Elinors. Your photo on apel buttons only 75ets Oregon, to arrange for putting in a per dozen, at lhe Elite. Mrs. Hughes and son came in on water system in that city. the steamer Chilkat. New goods coming in on every boat Mrs. Wall and Mrs. J R. Harris, for the l«a Mode parlors. mother and sister respectively of Mrs. The Crescent Kate illiaina, who have been visiting When buying a wheel, just look at its for our large spring stock of Dr. Wise will leave for Nehalem here fol the past six weeks returned to points. Smooth gearings, large tubing, on Monday the 19th of April to remain IllingHwurth Tuesday. Will suit neat lines and strong joints the rest of lhe week . or high, Attention ladiea! You are corially any rider. Either low frame the béni Joseph Kelsch, has purchased the I for ths best wheel to sell and invited to call Saturday, April 17th, to Minnie Still well ranch and will remove inspect our new lines of summer millin- i wheel to buy, here from Kansas this fall. Is the Crescent. nerv Our stock will he the finest ever Then why not ride the best, throw Watch out for the opening day at the brought to Tillamook, while the prices your old wheel away, and send for a will he in reach of all. J«a Mode parlors next week. Sturgeon & Co. Ciisceut without further delay, You Which Hfe ti<»w on the way and therefore we will close out our present will never regret it. It will last till J Oil The latest fad in pictures is to have F. R. Smith of Kalama formerly of ' die. For its the best wheel to sell and your pictmea made on gold cuff buttons stock of winter goods at the best wheel to buy the Kalama Bulletin has been elected You can get them at the Elite. Is the Crescent. principal of the Bay City school» and : Who said that winter would hold on will enter on the discharge of his duties Sold by C. E. Reynold Tillamook Or uninterruptedly until the 4d» of July? on next Monday. Mr. Smith taught the We are also making reductions in our hat department. Let him be brought forth and hanged Latimer School two years ago and gave Dr. May has gone to Portland and excellent satisfaction W p congratulate Salem on a business trip. until he is dead. Call on us if you want anything in our lines. We can surely save you the people of Bay City on their selection. I offer my household goods for sale money. Miss Flomnce Mann is the guest of John Harrington brought into Tilla Mrs. Dr May. cheap Must be sold by May 1st. Good organ, stove, table, carpet, etc. mook on the last trip of the Augusta, a Cohn A Co. have relieved about 1.0 new gasoline launch, the “Corn” oi 11. C. Tabor. ” Portland The Cora is a very pretty tons of feed on the Steamers Elmore and Michael Peltzof Kansas has purchased ami trim little craft about 36 it. long and Augusta. the farm of of M i Bari st adjoining Albert 7 foot beam. She has quite a reputation Harris' blacksmith shop. His family Miss Selma Allen and Miss Katie for speed, and will doubtless become will come out some time during the sum quite a favorite here. She takes Hiner gave a very pleasant party at the mer. last Friday evening the place of the Steamer Girtie which Allen House About 30 invited guests were present, Henry Woolfe has moved into I F. was taken Io Astoria on the last trip of in the t’he evening was very pleasantly sp*nl Larsen's blacksmith shop on 2d street 1 he same steamer that brought playing games and dancing. A delicious where all his patrons will find him Cora. : lunch was served about 10 Oclock. reaily to shoe their horses and do every Our L A D I E’ S GARDEN SEEDS We print this week the first of a series of All present had a most delightful time. thing else in bis line. letters from mi old Tiiamooker who signs SHOES are in the of all kinds; now Phmkit” Prof. Hughes, dancing class will meet Helen, the little daughter of It R. himself “Hyrum Moss hack latest shapes and is the time to buy Ihiys is finite sick. Lust week the and whs is supposed to represent the at the Woodmen H«ll on Saturday eve. them. styles. added at each child fell from her crib to the floor and old sihirian spent unfortunately still New pupils are being hurt her back. She has been under the prevalent amongst a more or less limit meeting. Persons desiring to join should Terms reasonable. doctors care eveiy since, anil at last ed number of people. For th? sake of do so at once that ( lass of people who most always accounts was somewhat better. Quite an excitement exists in the Sal- Kay 4 Todd’s goods arrived on the have thei r jokes labelled, we will say Sand Lake Siftings. Deafness Cannot Be Cured Mr. Tuttle, the telephone man, has that the letters aie written in an ironical Chamberlain’s are pushing their road to their monberry Minining Diatiet, supposed 8teamer Chilkat, aipi they will lie open by local appl cations, as they cannot reach the laid in a large stock of plumber's HUp- vein and the meaning must frequently landing. They intend to have the road done to be located somewhere north of the and ready for business to morrow. plies, ami proposes to go into the 1)111*1- be looked for in the direct opposite of diseased portion of the ear. There is only one and t >e cable in place for business by fall. headwater of the Wilson River Quite gentleman who way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu tiess for all t here is in it. He bason what is said. T’he Ben Marti and Minnie Rothenberger This will be a great convenience to this sec will not discend to tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in tion of country, and who knows but what it is a number of claims have been located, were, this week granted license to wed. exibilion, samples of patent water closets writes the letters hot water funks and all the vaiious de personalities as he has no enemies to flamed condition of the mucous lining of the the nucleus of something greater in the future. amongst the locators being .John Mc They departed immediately for Astoria punish, and thin skinned people who Eustac'i’an Tube. When this tube is inflamed vices used in the plumbers art. Laren, James Mel.aren, L. H. Witt, where the nuptial knot is to be tied. There is some prospect of our getting a saw- may imagine tha' ,i »o ■V their own you have a rumbling s und or imperfect hear Ladies you want a new hat for Easter, portraits in any of the ieileis can rest ing, and when it is entirely Closed* deafness is mill for the purpose of cutting our spruce tim- George Henderson, and Wm. W Lyda. Two years ago K. J. Warren, a drug which fslls this year on Sunday Apr. 18 assured that they wer«> not in the author’s the result, and uuless the inflammation can be ber. The location notices are not very explicit gist at Pleasant Brook N . Y., bought a and the place for you to get it is at the mind when he wrote kis letters. We taken out and the tube restored to its normal as to metes and bounds, and each one is small supply of Chamberlain's Cough than The grass is much more forward here La Mod»1 Millinery parlors. Opening shall have from Mr. Pluukit an occas condition hearing will be destroyed forever; represented as being on a separate lode. Remedy He sums up the result as days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ional review of current events from his nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, around Tillamook. April 15th, 16th and 17th. The young people are catching lots of trout There are all sorts of fanciful names, follows: "At that time the goods were stand point that cannot fail t<> he inter which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. in our small str ams. amongst them being, Poor Miin'e Claim, unknown in this section; to-day Cham esting. For Rent—The ranch owned by lhe berlain’s Cough Remedy is a household We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Lucky Man’s Claim, The Great Northern word.” It is the same in hundreds of Beals Bro’s, on the Miami liver is for ease of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot Beaver Budget. The Great Southern, the Great Eastern The many friends of Miss Linna communities. Whereever the good rent. Parties desiring further ¡inform be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir For fear some one of our neighborhood might culars; free. ation will please apply to Brooks are happy to see her out again lhe Great Western, Happy Jack, Onest qualities of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem be needy as work i- scarce as well as provisions, I edy become known the people will have Beals Bro’s F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. after her recent illness. John, Golden Engel, etc. etc. The M. and after an nothing else. Eor sale by 8. J. Sturgeon. Tillamook Oregon. our citizens met Monday P Sold by druggists, 75c. locations look very mysterious. When appropriate speech by C. Mi 1« $•) was raised in The Rev W. H Weaver, paster of Hall's Family Pills are the best. At a meeting of the Tillamook Lum- asked as to the location ef their find and the U. B Chuih, Dillsburg, Pa., recog A regular communication of Silver cash, a committee of 3 elected with instructions bering Company held Monday evening, Wave Chapter, No I8O. E. 8. will be to look out for all who might need help. That FOR SALE—A few tons of choice nizes the value of Chamberlain’s Cough no one yet knows what it amounts to. held in Masonic Hall, on Saturday eve. kind of work will measurably do away with hay at a reasonable price; enquire of C. A. Doty and H Orchard were elected Remedy, and does not hesitate to tell Apr. It). All members are icquested to padlocks. W. A High, Netarts. (I rectors, John Barker, manager and C. others about it. “I have used Chamber lain’s Cough Remedy,” he says, ‘‘and be present as there will be special work. Town Council Meeting:. A. Doty, secretary. Last Monday A. Bevan» went to Tillamook Wanted—to exchange Blacksmith find it an excellent medicine of for colds, By order of W. M with four horses for provisions. Something is A regular meeting of the board of coughs, and hoarseness.” So Geo. Cohn will leave for Portland in Luella herd, Secrataiy. wrong. Either our citizens are wrong by not work for 20000 shingles. a couple of days to select an immense of town Trustees was held at the City one who gives it a trial. Sol I. F. Larsen. patronizing our merchant or our merchant sells Last Saturday the members of the Sturgeon. so high our citizens can’t offord to buy from new stock of dry goods, clothing etc. for Hall on Monday eveiling, all being pres Grange of this county met here for the The latest: Celluloid Photos, samples him. Which is it? Somebody answer, please. ent. The evening was spent in the dis purpoae of organising a Pomona Grange now on display at Hein’s Art Studio. 41 the spring trade. A flnap for somebody. cussion of ordinances some of wh ch were which, we believe works in the 5th de- Alvla Findley and wife of Stewart, Ohio, are County Clerk Edwards insists that the County warrents taken at Cohn A Co. gree of the order. A temporary orgau- en route to Beaver which they will make their passed. Amongst the ordinances were a While in town call and tAke a chance “Onest John” mining claim in the New i/.ation a as effected with ? 26 * nienibeiM future home. Dray Licenseordenance repealing» form on that fine Crazy Qu It at Joe Harrison’s. Bargain® in fine watches at JA?tcher’s. J. W. Maxwell was elected Master and Qalmonberry mining district is named Mr. Keen and family of Hoquorton Prairie er ordinance, a Slock License ordin nice Chester Holden Secretary, The oi gall have moved here. Mrs. A Iuveen, residing at 720 Henry after himself but fears that if the judge NOTICE—Rev. B. F. Durfee will iz ilion will be completed on < the third repealing a former ordinance, a Dog occupy the pulpits of the S. D. A. N. Colson is looking for several of his eastern St., Alton, III., suffered with sciatic ment of the locator is not better than »Saturday in May. License ordinance, and an ordinance of church Sunday evening at 7:30 P. M. im^iths friends to come and make their homes at Col- rheumatism for over eight his spelling the compliment is rather The Steamer Garfield i is at pienent Ronsbutg. Among them is his brother David Rulesand Regulations to govern the until further notice. She doctored for it nearly the whole dubious. laid up lor repairs. The 1 hull is being deliberations of the Council. The quarterly meetings will begin Thursday of this time, using varous remedies re thoroughly overhauled, and new keelson** The chicken ordinance received its asturage. Local fishermen are having great luck ami knee» are being pul in and a new and last over Sunday, on which day there will commended by her friends, mid was first reading. The bills of the City fishing for trout with salmon eggs. The de« k put on. A new boiler has been be ail all day meeting and a basket dinner, All treated by phyeicians, but received no Over 120 acres of open tide land now are invited. ordered from San Francisco and will be relief. She then used one and a half well fenced on the plank road ju*t west Marshal and the City Recorder were shining beauties take the bait in great here in two or three weeks. When the ordered paid. Council adjourned, shape and some very nice strings have hotties of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, of town. Fresh streams running on etHHiner is finished it will be put on the Oretown Offerings been caught. *«»act route plying between fillmnook, which effected a co 1 plete cure, ’ This is every side of it. No horses allowed. A h the ftpring is backward thia year and fie Netarts Bay, Nesiueca Bay and Siletz published at her request, as she wants Will fence it in the center so that they Allen House Guests. giound not in good condition lion to put in garden», | connecting tieie with the Steamer many persona keep busy <‘ clown here skinning ' those similarly affected to know r what can be easily found. No stock taken F. R. Smith, Kalama, Washington; C. H. Ma- Chilkat Notice is hereby given that the under- dead cattle. cured her. 'The 25 and cent sizes for later than the end of this month nor laney an wife, M. F. Leach, City; Andrew Lar signed has been granted right to mai II- Three weeks ago Henry Woolfe mov 1>. R S. Daley is said to have lost fifteen out with out notice being duly given. Will son, Miami; L- McFee, Thonald Larsen, H tain a ferry accross the Tillamook river ed I uh blHekHiuilli luoln into llie large of a band oi twenty head of catite, and one of sale by S. J. Sturgeon. blaekauiUli hii .I angoii aliopof 1. F. his ueigltbors has lost thirty head out of sixty Thompson, Nehalem; Carl Lien, Salem; Jake on the county road, near the mill of the five. Extra blended tea al the Truck e not be resonaiblc for loss of stoek. l.arHt'ii. mt.l the two gentlemen will Apply for further information to Nicklas, Blaine; G. W. Mowers, Blaine; J. S. Pacific Lumber Co. and Earneat Warner of Dolph has a broad smile Lumber Co.’s store at llobsonville I eiicafiirih woik together. Mr I. hihwii Dr. H Patchen Ins fare; he i>et sixty dollara on Robert Gray, Nehalem; L. F. Amundson, Chas Wolfe That 1 will have the same ready for will atten.l ti. WHgon work, ami Keimml on Fn zMininons with one of the Baxter boys. Why wear old clothes when von can Tillamook Ore lilai kaniitliiiig, »ml Mr Woolfe will Beaver; F. M. Linville, Wilson; C. E. Belding, tlie accommodation of the public on the get a new all wool suit at the Truckee The director« of the Oretown District held a tnirke a Hper-i.lty of home alioeing in Portland; August Anderson, Garibaldi; D K. first day of May, 1897. which In* | iohmi ‘ hh <* h ewpecial ukill. meeting nt the school house April i. Mr. H. L. Lumber Co.'s ai«»re at llobsonville fur FOR SALE Hulburt, Light House; W. R. P. York, J. of Kickteull, Polk Co was encuged to ftoni $7.50 to $6.50? Rales reasonable. Meeara. I jiimiii anti Woolf« will make Muinliy W. Jennings, Paul Ilnhl, Frank Long, Amos leach the Spring School anti John R<-dburg se- ! 4 good milch cows, will be fresh by vaughn, Bert Aiderman, Bay City; H. M. Far Dated this the 29th day of March, 1897 h atroug team ami they me certain Io cured the contract for furuishinii wood for the i You need a new hat and the place to distilct. his being the loweRt bid. lune a big iuii of work when tlieecason mer, James Kays, Sand Lake. go for one of those Stetson hats, the the 1st to 10 of April. Apply to A. Zurcher Prop. full ly open» up. Geo. Grayson, latest hat out, is the Truckee Lumber Co. ’ s store at Hobsonville. Two applicmion» will he maile at the Trask Toll Gate, Trask, Or. Bay City Breers» next term of the ('’utility Court liyper- For lowest prices on picture frames of aon» tleiiring to put a ferry acroea lhe The Rev. W. H. Weaver, pastor of A«c«or Stephen» has been here calling on all kinds go to the Elite Futo Parlors. If. mouth of the T i II hiiio * k River. Jual the inhabitant» of Bay City. U. B. Church, Dillsburg, Pa. recogn wh it right the County Comt li ia in the New stove pipe at Carey’s hardwai izee the value of Chamberlain's Cough 'ft matter in a mutter of iliapute among»! M tlauev Bro'» have removed the ho I tors in th* lawyers here. The HxAni.iiinr William hmw mill »o as to ship to the Vulcan store at 15 cts per joint. Remedy, and does not hesitate to tell doean't care a rap about the matter no Iron Works. A line line of groceries of all kinds a others about it. “I have used Chamber that we gut the ferry. We can only ex- M«<. Fred Pye. of Nehalem. H r « been visiting lhe Truckee Lumber Co.’s store at lain’s Cough Remedy,” he says, “and jne<n the hope that the County Court her patents here. find it an excellent medicine for colds will not make a mean of the w hole llobsonville. Geo William» made a »hort stay at Seaside. tUTair ae it diil once tiefore, ami lliUft Hay coughs and hoarseness.” So does every City «reins to hold »ttractioin* for him. client lie out of a ferry nltogelhvr. one who gives it a trial. Sold by 8. J. Ml«« Minnie Long has gone to Tillamook to ' All fool» day panned off quietly. There attend school. Sturgeon. TILLAMOOK wna the unual numlrera of nickeie lacked Mi« May oake« went to Nehalem. Monday, don n mid tha uaiial number al people with Notice. the intention of remaining for a short who broketheir finger uailnendeavoring time All persona knowing themaelves to pull them up There were men who Mis« Jennie Pettit of Medford, Ore., vtaited indebted to me will pleaae call and set went almut nitli ap.mln of white tlneii.l la*t I saac Propr. week with Mrs. bench. in their pocket», lhe «lid of lhe thread tle tlieir account» within 30 day» of the having lieon carefully poked tlnougli Messrs. Cone, Cook, Rhodes, and Long visited Shaving, Hair Cuttingand all Tonsorial Wotk date of tliia notice. All accounts tha back of th« coal mid left hang down Tiltamook this week. Done in the latest Style of the Art. remaining unsettled by April 11th will almnt tl inclie», ami of comm* there Postmaster Hick-« has had a telephone put in be placed in the hand» of a collector for — weie plenty of women who tried to pull his oIBcv. off the uiintghtly "ravelin” not diacovor- settlement Rev. Iwfllxrhide be<»n n »erie« of revival Shaving. »5 cts. Razor« Honed On Ing th it they wore »old until they had inertinfft Geo W Phelps, at (he Prv-ibytertftu church last Thurs Hair Cutting >5 cU. Short Notice pulled out about M of the 3<X> yard, the day Netarts, Ore. »pool wa« warranted to contain. Tiler, The Chilkat ou her last voyage north took opt Tillamook. w.ie all kind« of aolla mid all kind, and ft full paftftcnger li’At Among the nunt» mp r were Next Door to PoM Office, Sent, t'p claan«» of praple mid but evervlnrdy Mr« J. II Rddgvtord and f .mllv. Ch«» Wolfe >vt. Oakea. and Cha». Young <>t Bax City, and All persona knowing themselves 111- wa» go.ai iintuie l and no hmm done. Mcft»*«. Sibley and GupUl of llotwouville. debted to the Tillamook Mill and Emma Items. Lumber Company will please call at once and senle, either bv cash or uot». I HEADLIGHT X-fíA YS if i Ä WE NEED ROOM CS-rea/tlsr IBedixced. Prices COUKT CO. Z-tea.dirxg' ZxzZexc2z.sm.ts Tonsorial Parlors is back from his Portland office to remain as long as kept busy, (’all at once to see about your Cental "How can ^5/ tea cost so little and be so good ?” I'-isy. It is roasted every day in San Francisco—like fresh coflee and peanuts. Other tea is roasted once a year in Japan, etc — like stale coflee and stale pea nuts. A a. aui.n. ac.-mu &aa rii.vU.. »j. Spring 1« here; the 1a«t three (lava have been nice indeed ami people ate bu«v with their garden« D C Mr Neil lo«t * line cow lately by her get line f«»t between Mine logo while running on the range T D ChitW'MMi And non have been hunting rattle two d»>« thin week, they found their cattle all right There «eeiwn to be lota of kicking at the count* co« it "iRciate. They «Would have «poken out before now and not w .Ut until after it ia too late Mt« Ethel Page of Neakowln wa« ri«itiug at Kutma lhe *r«t <rf this wetk Harry Chitwood caught a wild cat tn kia hap thia week. We have had awch a tong «pell of t*ad weather we hope that lhe good weather will atav with ua aa well aa the bod did Dress Nlalcing ‘Farlopz Sn t- mid Everything *n the I keen Making Line Made in THE LATEST STYLES +•—- AND AT —M- Prices to Suit the Times •3.00 to 14,00 fur rrgulur suit. Fine white «ewing a specialty. Parties calling will find us in every day except Saturdays. Room IS Aiderman Hotel Building, THE IIOOH SISTERS. Changes that have taken place in the membendiip of tlie company render immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts absolutely necessary. Tillamook Mill A Lnmlrer Co. Notice The partv wbo brought a black auit of cloth» to my place to 1« repared, «bout Dec 15 to 25th lHltfi. will plea»» call and pay for repairing and take the cloth- e* away If not taken away lhe clMlies wilt be »old on Saturday, tl>e 1st day of May for the purpoae of paving for repair-1 ing and advertiaing Bernard Buback and get new prices for cash, County warrants taken at face value. Don't wait till the rush comes but come at once
