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who Want he ijcablinljt, Good Job Pt inting will do well to bear in mind that there is but one decently equipped Job ojjice in Tillamook County, and that is the office of Lias 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 (Clip firablialjt. (The fjrnblinltt. Vol. X, No. 36. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. PROFESSIONAL Feb. 17th. 1898. $1.50 Per year I CARDS. ENTERTAINMENT HEADLIGHT X-HA YS W. I). Carlin the well known cigar Picture frames of all sizes aud des man of McMinnville is in town. criptions at the Racket Store. — II. N. Pritchard, traveling salesman Wanted—At once 100 Ship Capenters. Walt Smith of Wilson River was in for Felman A Cole of Portland, is in Apply at yard. town last week attending to some matters town. Hale & Kern, Contract Co. I PHYSICIAN, SURGEON j of business. Portland, Ore. Mont Goodspeed is building a new AND ACCOUCHEUR, ----- at the------ When you want hosirv. umbrellas and 1 fence in front of (lie properly occupied 'flip state convention of the Republi will be given All calls promptly attended to HOUSE, stationery the place to get them is at j by Mrs. Stoddard of the ii kadi . ioht . can Party will occur at Astoria April TILLAMOOK, ORE. the Racket Store Il is reported that Mr. Orchard of the 14th, instead of April 6th, as stated by BE? Miss Nevada Grayson left town on Fri mistake in an editorial in this issue. Water Coinpan v has obtained a franchise A varied and excellent Program including Bi < E. HAWKE M. D. on the evening of day for a few days visit with her father I to put in waler works at Skaguay, Alaska. E. G. E. Wist has the furniture of his and mother. Miss Grayson is a pupil at T he otoscope The pipe w ill be manufactured here. new hotel about all in and in position, I showing living pictures, in eluding many the Academy. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON and when he opens up proposes to give Ribbons and laces, in endless quantity new ones now en route, and which have It was rumored last week that the the people of Tillamook a first class and vaiiety at La Mode Parlors. The 1 Office nt Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon. not lieen before exhibited in Tillamook; pipe factory would resume operations on hotel Telephone No. 7. special sale opens Saturday Feb. 26th, interspersed u itli a large number of ex an order for Sacramento, but the man -------------- - --------------------------- Before insuring your dwelling or furni Don’t fail to go and examine the stock. ceptionally line musical and literary ager found it impossible to get a ship to ture* see the policies issued by the Chester Ilolden, who was called home Fireman's Fund Insurance Company. featmea. and closing with a startling carry lhe pipe when made and so for the ROBERTA. MILLER. Music will be furnished by The most complete policies ever issued, by the death of his sister Mrs 11. C present the factory will remain idle. Stoddard, will not return to his studies covering everything from the baby’s Jenkin ’ s Orchestra. There will be a special sale of laces bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin ton ATTORN E Y-AT-LA \V ----- By------ nt Corvallis, as he has nearly finished repeating rifle. and ribbons, at La Mode Millinery OREGON CITY, the course. A. Letcher FLOOR MANAGERS Parlors, on Saturday Feb. 26th. The The parents of little Guy Fleming who world renowned Prestidigitateur and goods are of the best and the prices will Ladies who desire to purchase ribbons died on the 15th inst are in very poor OREGON. Illusionist, which performance \vill alone Land Titles and Land 1 he so low that any one can afford to or laces will do well to go to La Mode circumstances. A number of kind friends be worth more than lhe price of ad in 8. i buy. Dot it fail to yo and look at the Parlors Saturday Feb. 26th. A special t tiftice Business a Specialty. con tri tinted to the purchase of a coffin in sion. sale will begin on that day. goods. To see is to putclnue. A. WISE, which to bury the child. ( TEN SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE At the recent teacher’s examination The series of shows given by Oscar Lost — At Fairview dance hist Monday Proceeds to go tu the starving women Campbell's Comedy Company appear to there were six applicants for license to DENTIST, evening, a No. 6, snag proof tight it gged Supper will be served at the Allen and children of Cuba, through the hands right gum boot, having a piece of hang have been quite highly appreciated by teach in the schools of this county, only of lhe local committee apppointed by Wr The Dekum Building T illamook House. ing twine made fast to the top for hold the public, but they did not pan out four of whom were successful. D 3<l & Washington, Portland. O re Gov Lord . ing it up. Any one imparting infor very well financially. Thos B. Kay and J. A. Todd of the Tickets Including Supper Performance begins at 7:30 o’clock. mation leading to the iccovery of said The time for drawing the presents firm of Kay and Todd were in town last . ADMISSION. $1.25 boot will be lewaided by with the Weekly Examiner has been week. They arrived on Thursday, ami Reset ved seats..............................................50 cents; i J ames M c C ain , Geo. IL Handley. I A. \V. S everanck . postponed for a short time. Now is after having attended to business enjoy General admission..................................... 25 cents; I at the time to subscribe for a good live ed themselves in a grand duck hunt. Children, 3 to 10 years .............................. 10 cents; The Cuban committee referred to in C CAIN & SEVERANCE, They left for home on Sunday afternoon Reserved seats on sale at B. C. Lamh,s. last week’s issue held several meetings city paper. 2t B. C. Lamb, Agent. and decided upon giving an entertain Buy a Cuban button; each one sold Card of Thanks. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, To the many kind friends who tetidei« means a meil fur some starving fellow ment in aid of the starving Cubans The Futoscope entertainment at the TILLAMOOK, OKEG o N. The advertisement of the entertainment Opera House on Tuesday night was fair ed us their kind sympathy and I elp ill creature. Everybody is Invited. appears in this issue. Everybody should ly well attended. The work done by the hour of our deep allliction, we here attend and thus aid a worthy cause. lhe Fotoscope is really wonderful, but by lender our heartfelt thanks. may , Mr. ami Mrs. II. F. Holden. Don’t forget the dance to he given on for some reasons the machine was not the evening of Washington’s birthday at at its best Tuesday evening. The pictures Quarterly Meetinc the Opera house. Everything possible will shown were well appreciated, especially ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Rev. G. W. Gue will preach nt the be done to make the dance a good success, the one so graphically portraying 1111 contest. The Corbett — KI E Church next Saturday at 2 oclock TILLAMOOK, OREGON the supper at the. Allen house will not osculatory Courtney fight was quite graphic and and Sunday at 11 oclock ; A cordial in be the least enjoyable feature. If you are contemplating a trip to Alaska, j J. J. D aly . vitation is extended to all. showed the brutality of such sports. r O scar H ayter Tl.e protracted meeting conducted by come anil wee uh . We have everything f)ALY & HAYTER, Rev. Mr. Giegory at the Christian The St. Valenti* ea’a Ball given at Blown Up. in our big stme that you will need for tlie I Church continued during the last week, Fairview Hall last Monday evening, was Special to the 11 eadi igiit —Forest trip. We have branch houses at Dyea ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Mr. Giegory is a very earnest woi k< r an unqualified success, 'lhe attendance Grove, Feb 16, 1898.-The (J. 8. Man of and Skaguwav, Alaska, Can furnish you ami holds some advanced views with was quite large notwithstanding the War, State of Maine, was blown up in DALLAS, OREGON. with just lhe information you want. Air. reference to faith cures, the presentation inclemency of the weather, ami when Havana Harbor, Tuesday night. It is of which has caused considerable discus the time came for the opening of the hall supposed Io have been re tilt of acciden Foard, of our firm lias been personally ß L. EDDY the room was tilled with maskers. tal ignition of the powder in the hold of sion . overboil) IrailM. Come in and talk your Piizes were won by lhe following persons the vessel. Several lives lost. H011. E. E. Sei ph left last Friday for trip over with iih , perhaps we can help you. in the the order indicated : Best sustain ATTORNEY AT LAW California w here so far as he knows at Come and see uh anyway. Central Committee to Meet- ed gentleman character, Guy Ford, hat present lie will make his future home. T illamook , O regon . TheR^ptibHcsn Central Committee of ny Cohn & Co.; best sustained iady Mr. Sclph will he greatly missed from character, Viola Hogan, diamond ring, Tillamook County, Oregon is hereby Tillamook where he has long occupied given by A. Letcher; best represen called Io meet at the Law Office of nola . n the front ranks ns an attorney and a tative gentleman character, Frank i llamlley At Handley in Tillamook, Ore. Astoria Oregon. citizen, M. & Mrs. Selpli will probably Owens, a $1.00 si Ik handkerchief, given on Saturday, February 26lh, 1898, at ATTORNEY AT LAW An- the neighborhood of Los tesiile in by Dwight Edmunds; best representative one o’clock in the afternoon for lhe dis gles. Deputy Disti i< I Atsorncy uf 1’1’nniook County la<ly character Nettie McKinley, a pail patch of general business. Personal Ufi.vx iu Alderman Motel Building of 11.25 kid gloves, given by La Mode attendance is earnestly solicited. Notice to Tax Payers. Tillamook, Oregon Proxies will not be recogtLzed unless Millinery Parlors; homeliest costume The tax roll for 1897, is now in niy Mr. Jacobs, a pair of dancing pumps hel<l by voters of the precincts so repre hands for collection. given by Kay & Todd. The supper was sented. In precincts where llieie is n II. GOY: li. H. II. Alderman, really elegant as are all suppers given vacancy in I be Committee, I recommei.d Sheriff by Mr, an I Mrs.jAllen The music was that lhe Republicans of the Precinct ATTORNEY AT LAW furnished by Jenkins orchestra and that meet at the usual voting place, on Satur Precinct Meeting day, Feb. I91I1, 1898 to elect a member it was excellent goes without saying. Olili v O|'|*«»s.tf Comi House Pursuant to the Call of the Tillamook of the County Central Committee. A timber deal of considerable magni Tilimnook, Unpin County Republican Central Committee, T. B Handley, tude is looked for in lhe North Fork the Republican voters of Tillamook Pre Chairman. country in the near future, Our old cinct are hereby called to meet at the friend and former townsman, 1* II. Der Wild Geese Domesticated City Hall on Saturday February 19th. I rose he accompanied by 8. I*. Kerr of 0LAUDE THAYER, 1898 at 7.30 P. M to elect a member of Mr. Leonard Simmons, of Nestocton Portland, arrived in lliis city Monday r\ said Central Commitlee. TillamooK ami are now engaged in cruising timber has an interesting flock of native wild Precinct includes all that part of the old ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, land onCoa! Creek, Mr. Kerr is an ex- geese, which upsets many of the popular ideas about these birds. Mr Hiiiiniona Hoqnartnn Precinct lying West of the perienced timber cruiser, and is sent here winged a lew wild geese nearly twenty line of 2d Avenue East. TILLAMOOK, OREGON by Mr. 11. A. Smith, of Portland who is years ago, and as hooii as they became By order of the Committee. supposed to he buying limber for Chicago quite tame he kept them, and made 11 II Aiderman. and New York parties. Mr. Berlrosche them useful as decoys for their untrain ed relations This worked so well that is simply acting as a guide, he being ac the tame birds would often lead into Laid to lictf. quainted with the country and Settlers. their pen from one to two wild geese, This community was deeply pained, He informs us that it is not the desire of which in their turn were readily reduce I last Motuhiy to hear of the death of the parties to bond any land, but simply to friendly terms with man, and stayed contentedly on the farm. THAYER Mrs. Hattie C. Sto«blai<l, wife of Fred to cruise the timber ami if that and After keeping them fourteen years Stialdard and daughter of Judge Holden prices are satisfactory they will buy up one goose began to lay and has raised a and Mrs. Holden. all the timber tributary to the North brood every year since, until last year G Stitt 111 Bunking and Exchange busltiesa. Mrs. Htoddard was taken sick on Mon Fork and pay cash for it. It will pro when a change of pasture seems to have I iteiesi pant on time deposits. disagreed with her ideas of life. Mr. day 6th and oil Tuesday the desease bably take them a month to complete Kiiniiions has sold ami killed for the Exchange on England, Belgium» Germany, (Peritonitis) had already taken such their work here. — Nehalem Times. table, a great many of these birds and Sweden and all foreign countries. fearful hold of her that her life was almost still has between 30 and 40 on hand . Don ’ t think that your liver needs treat despaired of. On Thursday she seemed . They readily cross with lhe domestic ing if you are bilious. It don ’ t. It ’ s white geese also, but the progeny is not to take a turn for the better but on Fri- I day she suffered a relapse ami Monday your stomach . That is, your stomach is an improvement on the original slock. oroffon. It may I»«, however, that a bird can be morning death came to thp relief of the really what causes bilotisness. It has originated with the good qualities of the sufferer. Friday her brother Chester put your liver out of order. wild bird and without their ungisting See what’s the matter of y >ur stomach. habits. was sent for and arrived on Saturday See ►tomach pobons liver and then in time for a last sad farewell. Mrs. Stoddard waa born in Tillamook there’s trouble Shaker Digestive Cor in 1878 ami was at the time of her death dial cures stomach ami then all’s well. 11ORN but 20 years of age. Oil Aug. 22*1 1895 That’* the cane in a 1111 talie 11. ty.T *>-r «------------ ♦— she was niarrie«! Io Fred B. Stoddard i 1 Shaker Digestive Cordial is no secret» BAILY—In Tillamo' k, Oregon, Feb One child waa Irorn to the )oung couple Formula's on every bollle But it’s the lltli 1898 to the wife of C. A. Daily, a Mrs Stod«lar<l was a very handsome simple honest way it’s made, the honest daughter. woman, ami possessed of an excellent 1 Shakers herb® and other ingredients ami »g..- » -■» —vJ mind am) great independence ot charac biliousness can I m » cured with a few hot- ter and was universally respected ami ties of Soakers Digestive Cordial. Try it. 1 >n-:i ). Sold by <h iiggists, price 10 cents to lieloved. The funeral took place on Firat c I mm accominixlriUw» Tueaday afternoon from the Prewbyterinn fl 00 per bottle I Cutting 8TODDAHD—1 i Til In monk, Oregon, i Church, the services lasing conducted by at second class rate. <50 Feb., 14 1898, llnttie (’. Stodii.rd, n FoR SALK. Pastor Greggs. The l>ody was laid to h unlive of Or»Kont •K''<1 -* y**r», 1 A place near Tillamook 160 seers fine rest in John»on’a Cemetery. The month mid 8 <l.y» •ym|»athy of this conininnity go out to t>ml/er land. FLEMING—At Fairview, Oregon, Mr. an<1 Mrs Holden and family, and 160acres well improved, near Llaine. Fall 15th, 1898, Guy Fleming, nged 2 Ad rest, Wm. N Bays; especially to the little orphan left with Tillamook Ore C A- Ever filling Strictly First Clan I out a mother's cans, in their afilctiun. Beaver, Ois. yenu mid 11 mouth». t) \ VID WILLY, M. D., A Grand Ball ------In Aid oi tlie------ Starving Cubans OPERA At The Opera House Tillamoolç, Ore. 0at. EVe .Feb. 19 Washington’s Birthday Feb. 22, 1898 , F I Exhibition of Legerdemain. 1 Mr. Geo.'Cohn, C. E. Reynolds Theo. Steinhilber \ yy yy. j. Klondike Outfitters Foard & Stokes,, Flooring, Rustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Rough, Dimension Lumber $12.00 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co DISK’S C. & E. ANTI-RUST TINWARE Lt lasts twice as long It is much more wholesome Tillamook. Charles Peterson Barber Ohaving lair Shampooing Ilot and Cold Baths. For Sale by J. E. Tuttle /yien J. P. Allen, Prop
