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Vol. X. No. 39. TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WHEN
jj AVID WILEY, M. D.,
I
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
All calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK, ORB.
E. IIAWKE M.D,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon,
relepltone No. 7.
Remember that we keep the best of everything in
Stock and at prices as low as the lowest. Following
is our List of Prices.
ETTY
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W
OREGON CITY,
Laud Titles and Land
Office Business a Specialty.
OREGON.
C .
LISK’S
Lt lasts twice as long
jt is much more wholesome
DENTIST,
The Dekum Building
T illamook
3d <k Washington, l’orttand.
O re
i J amks M c C ain ,
(A. W. SKVEKANCZ.
M C CAIN & SEVERANCE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Tll.t.AMOOK,
L
ANTITRUST TINWARE
w A. WISE,
OllKGON.
yy j. may ,
think of it! A good watch and
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS\ the J net
H kadi . iuiit one year for only $2,00.
I Just received a nice lot of all wool
E. G. E. Wist made a flying trip to
remnants—at the Racket Store.
Portland last week.
1 A new line of dress trimmings just re­
Second iirsistaiit Light house keeper ceived at Mrs. Sturgeon's
Boyington was in town on Monday.
W. E. Page lias put in 5 and 10 cent
Common Rough Lumber at $8 00 per. Hioueand feet.
County court convened on Monday counters in his store containing all sorts
Sliiplap, at $9.00 per thousand feet.
—Full reports will he given uext week. of useful articles.
Sized lumber, at $9.00 per thousand feet.
See the fine new line of lamps and
Miss Amelia Freeman returned on the
Flooring. No. 2, at $12.00 per thousand feet.
Elmore Saturday, after an extended lamp chimneys at W. E. Page’s—Lamps
Flooring, No. I, at $16.00 per thousand feet.
25 to 65cts.
visit to relatives in Astoria.
Rustic, No. 2. at $12 00 per thousand feet.
Michael Peltz and family arrived on
At the school meeting held on Monday the laat trip of the steamer Elmore
Rustic No. 1, nl $16.00 per thousand feet.
H. G. Davis was elected n director and and will make their home in this county
No 1, Finish, at $15.00 per thousand feet.
Tom Goyue was elected clerk.
Mouldings, '.¿cent per foot, per inch in width.
in the future.
All 3 inch planking at $7.00 per thousand feet.
Go to Gao. W. Phelps, Netarts, Oregon
Prof. F. R Smith wears the bland­
,
T
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Geo. Colin, Pre«.
for your flour. He has Hie best, he don’t est smile these days,-reason, its a boy
illamook umbering
o
keep it, lie sells it at $1.05 per »ack or and it weighs 12J^ pounds.
(4.10 pet bbl.
G. O. Nolan, attorney at law, lias
The Alaska fever is trotting worse rented the old bank building and fitted
here daily—Even the wild ducks mid it up for a law office, where lie can be
geese have taken it, and me beginning to found at any time ready for business.
leave lor that country.
If you want inilk cans and pails that
Flank McCormack, one of ourconncil- do not rust or leak, call and see Mr
ineii mid the electrician in charge of the Tuttle about it. He lias just received
electric light plant, left on the last trip a fine line of those desirable articles.
of the Elmore for Alaskan points.
Handkerchiefs in great varieties. See
Quarterly meeting at the M. E. Church the display at Mrs. Sturgeon's.
SaHi-day and Sunday 12th, and 13th
Children’s muslin drawers at cost, at
Rev. Putter will preach Saturday night, Mrs. Sturgeon's.
Sunday morning and evening. Every
About April 1st, Mrs. Sturgeon will
one invited
be prepared to show you the latest
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Leach left styles in millinery and trimming» as
here for Bay City last week. Mr. Leach well as a complete line of furnishing
lias sold his logging outfit to Fred goods.
Ducham mid will go to Alaska in the
The watch offered as a premium will',
near future.
Ilemie Hellebiivek, a unlive of Bel­ the H eadlight is a handsome watch
and mi excellent timekeeper, Come
gium, A. Conklin, a native of Gel many,
mid see the sample at the H eadlight
I. W. Steinmetz.il native of Germany
office. H eadlight one year and watch,
mid A. Vmineuenhiiize, a unlive of Bel­
gium were naturalized as American citi­ only |2.00.
1
ROBERTA. MILLER.
YOU WANT LUMBER
Mar. lOth. 1898. $1.50 Per year.
Hor Sale by
J. E. Tuttle.
Whisk brooms 10c. at W E. Page’s.
Part of Quick D. L. C. to rent. Ap-
ply to T, II. Goyue.
The newest styles in neck ribbun, Ht
Mrs. Sturgeons.
The town boys indulged in a little
cliariviri on Tneadny night in celebration
of the marriage of David Fitzpatrick mid
Katlirina Purcell.
Peter Langhart of Nehalem has dis­
covered a fine vein of coa' near i. a city
which he proposes to prospect.
Couiicilinen I*. McIntosh and Frank
McCormack left last week for the Klon-
dike country. Billy William» left lat­
er via North Yamhill to join his brother
Jack, and both will proceed together to
Alaska.
The will of Daniel German was ad­
mitted to probate in the county court on
Tuesday. The properly bequeathed in
the will consists of real entitle situated
mainly in Santa Clara County California.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hunter was named
in the will as executrix of the estate. G.
O. Nolan mid B. L. Eddy are atty». for
the executrix.
G. A. Brinn came in on Friday from
Portland. Mr Brinn was ao unfortu­
nate ns to miss the steamer at Astoria
but declares walking to be first class
down the beach road.
C. Knudson will leave in a few days
for Alaska. Mr. Knudson has accepted
a very good position and bis many
friends here wish him success in Ilia now
venture. While in Tillmnook Mr.
Knudson lias made many very warm
fi-ienda and nil feel sorry to see him
leave.
George W. Bacon llie liveryman from
Forest Grove was in town yesterday ar­
ranging for the o|>ening of the Forest
Grove and Tillamook Stage line for ira
vel. Mr. Bacon says Hint the load is ill
excellent condition mid as soon ns the
bridvea i nn he repaired which will lie n -
bout Hie middle of next month, stages
will be put on and travel resinned. The
line will beopeiated by Mears Bacon mid
John McNamer. The public will he
pleased to see the line once more in < p-
•ration.
zens this Week.
Wanted—Two teams of heavy farm
Sid Ande-smi mi I Clnreneu Tilden horses. Horses must be between four
Flint eia»» »leeoni moda Cion moved the big buoy which used Io do and seven years of age, well broken
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
,iL seeon 1 class rat •. <X5>
duty outside the entrance mid which mid weigh between twelve hundred and
TILLAMOOK, ORHCON
j fifteen hundred pounds. Inquire at this
had gone adrift on the north side of
office.
the
bar,
buck
to
tide
water
last
week.
I J. J. P aly .
Best meals in the City T .e buoy was moved five miles mot
(OSCAR llAYTER
An order of final settlement was made
J) ALY & HAYTEll,
the time occupied was just three hours. ill the County Court Tuesday in the mat­
AI.I.KN HOUSE ARRIVAL.
Tillamook Ore W. IL II. Cary received by last steam­ ter of the estate of William Fenske.
George Irvell, M. F. Leach, J. K. Roach, Mrs.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
er a fine line of tinware and shelf bar'- R ibt. Crawford Abnr made his final ac­ A M. Hare, W. S. Cone. Will Reefellberg. Frank
ware, including boilers, pails, milk puns, count mid was discharged as were also Wortlihigton, Bey City; Grant Bailey, Tillamook
DALLAS, OREGON.
John Johnson, Garibaldi; D.ive Marteny, Peter
dish pans, granite ware etc etc. If you his bondsmen.
Langhart Nehalem; A. Davie, C. C. Smith, Asto­
want anything in his line don’t fail to
We will sell a few choice residence and ria; Bort King, Sen lake; Mrs. Balmer Miami
go
Io
Mr
Cary
mid
look
over
his
exten
­
ß L. EDDY
business lots in Me DeiinottH,Add. At H. Mills, Trask; George T. Baxlor, Dolph.
CANDY
sive Block
one fourth of their value. Purchasers
Requblilan <'oflvcutioM.
y
CATHARTIC
C. P. Knudson returned on Sunday must be thoroughly responsible and a
ATTORNEY AT LAW
The Republican County Convention
from a trip to Portland Oregon where tie giee to improve property. For further
of Tillamook County, Oregon in hereby
T illamook , O regon .
made arrangements to go to Lake Ben­ particulars apply to our agent, T. II. called
to meet at the Court houae at Till­
nett at an early date in the interest» of Goyue,
amook, Oregon, on Saturday April 2d,
Beals
Bros.
1898 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon for
Dyes, Dan son Transportation Company.
Q O. NOLAN,
The company will put n line of boats
Last Monday morning al eight o’clock the purpose of electing delegates to the
wtafea
id district committee and nomina­
CURE CONSTIPATION
on Lake Bennett and Mr. Knudson will David Fitzpatrick mid Katrina l’uicell ting a county
ticket and for the transac­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
have charge of the iron woiks on Hie were married at the Catholic Church, by ting of such other buainess hh may be
boats mid will also be a stockholder in Kev. Father Shell. According io the deemed necessary.
Deputy District Attorney of Tillamook County
ALL
The representation based upon the
llie company.
customs of the Catholic Church the
Office in Alderman Hotel Building
DRUGGISTS
vote for Il»ni TI iob II. Tongue for Con-
Tillamook. Oregon
Do you want a goo I witch? The pub­ marriage followed the celebration of gress in ¡890 gives the several precincts
lishers of the H eadlight have just ar­ mass. Mr. Fitzpatrick is n young man the following number of delegates.
ranged with R. H. Ingersoll Ac Bro’s of sterling worth and Mils l'urcell one of
Preci net.................................. Delegates.
j- 11. GOY. E,
of Chicago fora number of their famous Tillamook’s fairest daughters. The Barnegat .......................................... 2
Yankee Watches, ami for Ik) days from young people have the best wishes of Bay.................................................... 8
Beaver.................................................. 2
attorney at law
the date of this issue we will agree to all. The H eadlight extends its usual Blaine......... ..
1
furnish one of these famous watches congratulation». The marriage of Mr. Carnahan .........
Olin e Opposite Com! Iloiisg
2
with every siilieeripliini lotlie II eadijuht Fitzpatrick and Miss Purcell was the Dolph...............
8
Tillmnook, Oregon
at $1.50 and 50 c‘» additional. The first marriage celebrated in the Catholic Fairview...........
Foley .............
2
A lways has on hand
watches are handsome nickel cased and ' Church here, but Father Schell assures Garibaldi.........
4
good time keepers and are gnarateed us it will not be the last.
Hebo.................
3
........
0
for one year. A sample watch can be
A very unfortunate affair ocenred here Hooiiarton
Little
NestuccH
3
0LAUDE THAYER,
seen at this office.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
on Wednesday night, March 2d. Some Nehalem......... .
7
4
Will there beany business in McMin- lime ago the H kadi . iuiit predicted that Netarts.............
3
AlTOJUiEY-AT-T.AW,
ville next summer? It looks exactly some of the boys in the town would carry Sandlake.........
South
Prairie.
.
3
like it. Two churches wiil lie erected at their lawless pranks too far and get into Tillamook........
9
TILLAMOOK, 0RH90N
an aggregate cost of $11,000, to say no­ trouble. It seems our prediction has Union ..............
3
thing of the numerous fruit dryers that been verified. On the night mentioned
are more than likely to spring up in ad­ “the gang”, as they are known in town,
Total .............................. . 72
Lunches from ID Ganta up.
vance of the coming crop. A number hail arranged (or a grand chicken steal
By order of the Committee.
of residences are also to be built in 1898. and a lute chicken supper. Thu chickens
T. li. Handley,
McMinnville is rapidly learning the' were secured from a convenient roost,
Chairman
secret Hiat home improvement slid in­ I mid in order to have everything handy
W. IL Reynolds, Secy.
vestment is the surest harbinger of pros­ ! the chickens were taken to the Hard-
Read tile new add of J. A. Todd A Co perity She i» now and is destined to Ire j man residence, mid a forcible entry ef-
| lee ted, after which the boys went in
a thriving town.—Yamhill Reporter.
MARRIED
in this issue.
' and made themselves at home, prepar-
General Banking and Kzchang« baelaeea.
Hugo Cronon recently discovered a
Mrs. A. M. Hereof Bay City is in this
| ing for their feast. While they were
Intel eM paid on time depo.it«.
FITZPATRICK—PURCELL At the
fine specimen ot Nehalem beeswax, oil making merry, a gentleman passed who
city for medical treatment.
Kzrhange on Hngland, Belgium, Germany,
Catholic Church in Tillmnook, Or»., oil
the
sand
spit
which
weighed
12
pounds
The final proof notice of the homestead
1 ■ happening to know that Mrs Hardman Monday Mar., 7th, by Rev Father
Sweden and all foieign countries.
and wss inscrilxel with odd characters.
of Eli P. Olds, appears in this isaue.
[ P. W Todd, of Tillamook, purchased it was not at home, reported to the Schell, David Fitzpatrick and Katlirina
W. S Coneot Bay City is rustling up for a Mr. Rogers, of McMinnville, who i Marshal.that someone was in the house Purcell, both of Tillamook, Ore.
' The Marshal went to the house, and
timber land for tlieTtnckee Lunilier Co.
is writing a book on Hie traditions of
Or°eron.
The notice of final proof of Jas. tln^Necariiey mountain treasnreand the found three of the boys there. They
ghaving. Hair Cutting and all Tonaorial Work
HORN
R. Stephens, homestead apppoars in this Nehalem beeswax ship. He intends to were not arrested, but afterward war-
Done la the Latest Style of the Art.
''rants
were
sworn
out
againat
them,
issue.
photograph apecimen» of the wax lor ill­ charging them with housebreaking, and
ustrating his book and will have some ' j the boys bearing about it left for part»
KUNTZ—Near Tillamook, Oregon
J.
W.
Tuttle
is
in
llobeonville
thia
Raiera
Honed
I, CtH.
Shaving.
seal work in wax on the covers of the
week,
laying
|>ipe
for
the
Truckee
Lmii-
on
abort
Nolic«
•5
CIS.
unknown. The unfortnnate^part of the Mar. 4th, 1898 to Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry
Hair Culling
lierCo., mill When the work is com- j books. The idea is quite original affair is that two of the Iroys charged Kuntz, a son.
pleted the Editor of llie llsAni.iGHT pro­ and the liooks will no doubt sell very with the offense are not members of the
SMITH—At Failview, Tillamook Co.
poses to give a full write up of the ex­ fast.—N.lialem Tunes
gang, lint are excellent boys who con­ Oregon, Mar. 5th. 1898 to Mr. and Mr».
tensive plant of the company for the
sented only after the utmost persuasion F. It. Smith, a »on.
•4
lienefit of onr leaders.
Popallat Central Cotamltt»»
to taking any part in the affair, and, as
TOMLINSON—Near Tillamook Oregon
The ladies 'and friends of the if E
The Populist County Central Com-j usually happens, they were the ones to March 6th, 1889 to Mr »nd Mr». Fred
Church met Wednesday afternoon at mitten ot Tillamook county will meet I suffer whilst the boys who planned the
Tomlinson, a daughter.
the residence of Mrs. I. H. Brown and at Woodman Hall, ’Tillamook Citv, I affair will proliably for the most part
Shaving
rent ga ni zed tfie Indies Aid eoeiety of Oregon, on Wednesday, March 18, 1898, go unpunished. This conninity lias de­
that church There were alx>nt 18 at 1 o’clock P. M , for the purpose of' termined
to suppress
the ■ petty
laaleas-
11 air Cutting
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DIED.
ladies present. The following officers fixing the time and place for holding «** that lias already prevailed far too
Shampooing i
-
were elected: Mrs
C. E. Hawke, the County Convention, and for the ' l""K
long here, and
the ’’ Iroys
bad better
belter lake
«"■'•I"
>oy» ba<l
president. Mrs. T H. Goyue, V P. ’ transaction ol such other business as ' warning The editor! of this} paper
GERMAN—Saturday Marell Stli near
i
has
naught
but
friendly
feelings,
both
Mrs. L. H. Brown, Sec.
Hee. Mr» Dixon may com* before them.
, toward the boys and their parenta and Tillamook, Ore , Daniel German, a na­
Tre»». The lidie» have "butterfly social'
G. A. Walker,
: will not wuuiid the latter by meutiou- tive of Switzerland, aged 77 years 3
1 ing names.
in contemplation for about April 1st,
uioulha and 10 days.
N
re
Building,"
Hext
door
to
Post
Office
Chairman.
$O> Gvciything Strictly First Class
TILLAMOOK BAKERY,
AND restaurant
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco
and Stationery.
Best Meals m tlx© Clt^r.
rank Wheeler, Prop.
c. & E. THAYER
Tillamook.
Charles Peterson,
êdc)ai<£atùnw
Barber & Hairdresser.
Hot and Cold Baths.
J
Shaving, Hair Cutting,
Shampooing etc.
a