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Vol. X. No. 42. TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY,
pnorESSIONAL CARDS.
JX COMPLETE NEW STOCK.
ß AVID WILEY, M. D.,
I'll YSICI AN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
All calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK. ORB.
(t E. HAWKE M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
office *t Allen H ouk , Tillamook, Oregon,
fc’.epbone No. 7.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OREGON CITY,
Laud Title* and Laud
Office Busiueaa a Specialty.
OREG )N.
M c C ain ,
I A. W. S everance .
i J amrs
JJC CAIN & SEVERANCE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TIU.AMOOK, OltKGoN.
A. WISE,
DENTIST,
The Dekum Building
T illamook
3d & Washington, Portland.
ß L. EDDY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
T illamook , O regon .
O
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TILLAMOOK BAKERY,
AND RESTAURANT
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
J T. J I A’.Y.
(OSCAR 11AYTER
J) ALY & HAI li.A,
ATTORNEY» AT LAW,
DALLAS, OREGON
G O. NOLAN.
A
Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco
and Stationery.
in tlxe Citsr.
Zest
Frank Wheeler, Prop.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Deputy District Attorney of T«l'nn>ook County
Office iu Atderinsil Motel Building
Tillamook. Oregon
'j II
HARDWARE.
STOVES,
TINWARE.
FARM MACHINERY,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES.
FISHING TACKLE.
AMUNITION. ETC.
A
yy j. may ,
GOYNE,
jyi/scz?
River and Tillamook Stage Line
McNAMER & BACDN Props,
FARE f4-00
ATTORNEY AT LAW
onice Opposite Coin! House
Tillamook, Oregon
(J LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
THE TILLAMOOK
EO\A/.
C. & E. THAYER
Ggnetal Banking and Bschsnge busts««.
Liter erl paid on time deposits.
Kxrhange on Knglsnd, Belgium. Germany.
Pweden and all foreign countries.
Tillamook,
This HhtEl hES just I er iEWiy fin nist ed erd put in
first I
rEfBir Bud is rtu ty isrlhe test in ths cily
E
C
H
-
Why buy tinware that rusts, gets filthy
and unwholesome and is soon destroyed
M rs . R. R. H ays when you can get Lisks-Anti-Rust tinware
Sefeet ScßoeE just as cheap? Call and see me about it.
J. E. TUTTLE.
Oregon.
★ * *
C arefully G raded C ommon A
H igh S chool D epartment and
T eacher ’ s C lass .
Y ear divided into 2 terms of
FOUR AND a HALF MONTHS EACH.
TUITIOS
Per Term..__............ -—™—.
Per Year
(in adeaoce)
Per Mnnth....................
Per Muath
(primary department
WANTED-AN I DEA
thing to patent f Protect your ideas; they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WBDDKFk
nUKNA OO., Patent Attorneys, Washington.
*A O. for their
prise offer.
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HEADLIGHT X-RAYS 1 ,
$1.50 Per year.
The latest styles of veiling at Mrs, Sturgeons
Republican County Convention.
W. H. Cvtterliu the Salem cattleman
j
Next Saturday the county republican
1‘ hi I of Quick D. L C. Io rent. Ap- is in town.
. ply to T, H. Goyne.
Chas Ainnier and S. W . Ammer are 'convention will convene in this city.
Ob ----------
I Fastum Cereal the great food drin':, for sale here pinclia«ing milk cows for Portland PriniHrip" weieliehl iu every precinct < f
! this conn'y on the 26th iiib I and the
by 8. J. Sturgeon.
parties.
following gentlemen were elected a« del­
Z.
Wellsanounces
himself
in
this
issue
as
a
Dr. Wise ¡8 at liis office and will re­
egates from the various precincts ;
candidate for Justice of the Peace ou the Re
main as long as lie is busy.
if
H oquarton .
publican ticket,and Addison Harris for Con­
W. C. King, of Sa nd I >ike is iu town.
T IT. Goyne, Richard Mann, Abe
stable.
Mr. King is Republican County Ceil ral
Severance, W. tl. Richardson, Nels
P. W. Todd of the firm of J. A Todd Thompson and J. II Mapes.
Cuiniiiitleeinan iruiu his precinct.
and Co. has returned from a busin ush
T illamook .
C. N. Drew whs e'tctedConn y Centia! trip to Portland.
L. G. Freein m, 0. W Sappington, A
CuiiiiiiilIbcuan for Tillamook precinct
A interesting communication from McNair, P. McIntosh, Erick (¡lad, A. A.
and A. W. Severance f<»r lluqiiarton.
Capt. Joseph J. Dawson han been un­ Foard, S J. Sturgeon. C. Sveiison and
■*n»w st tamer Harrison came in yester­ avoidably crowded out of this issue.
| H. E. Weston.
day from Astoria with a much needed
F airview .
Dr. Wiae intends leaving for Portland
cargo of g^neial merchandise fur our
J. W. Maxwell. F. Severance, G. W.
in about one week. All persons want­
i merchants.
Sappington,
Grant
Mills and Ben Higgin­
A FULL LINK OF READY MIXED PAINTS 1 look ont fur the *pii, g open-'ng of fine ing dental work done should call al once.
botham.
milliueiy at La Mede Parkr_ next week.
Be
sure
and
read
the
new
ad
of
the
Truckee
No old shelf worn stock; Everything new and up to date.
S and L ake .
I Theodore Steinhilbtr ia bat k from Lumber Co., in this issue. They are up to
Otis Hays, D. BiHing«, Dan Atkinson.
Portland where he attended the fusionis I date iu everything.
pposite ank convention.
B arnegat .
Mr, Steinhilhei report.« the
Eugene France of Aberdeen Washing­
T. B Handley and Bert Biggs.
health of his family much improved.
ton ami Edward Lowe of Grand Rapids
Bsv.
Fred R. Smith has accepted the Michigan were here on business this
Frank Txuig, A. Dean, R. Robbins,
situation of bcokeikeeper for the Tilla­ week.
Win. Woods J. Jennings, A. Vaughn,
mook Lumbering Company, and has
Dr. W A. Wise, dentist, will leave on C, Elliott, C. Hicks.
I moved into the Kelso property on Main Monday for Bay Cily where he will re­
B eaver .
I Street,
main for two or three days and attend
W. G. West, and Tom Wilson.
I G O. N'dan returned on Tuesday from to any dental work that may he required.
C arnahan .
' Po rlland wheie he attended the Demo-
Stewarts Dyspepsia tablets for sale by S. J
E. Mills «nd Jack Blum.
I t>o|Hj-Hilvo-iepublico conventi »11, and Sturgeon.
B liin . c .
I attended to certain business maters of
Herbert Chapman, and 8. F. Moon.
, his own
Wm J. Gulden of New Ulin Minn­
D oi . pii .
esota is iu the county visiting relatives.
N c I m Thompson animtn c *s li'niself as
W. Galland and L. Sanders.
Mr. Gulden may coiich.de to remain and
■ a candidate for County Tieaanrer. Mr
make his home with us.
F oi . ey
j Thompson iw one ol our beat citizens and
------- Hoskins ami R. Sales.
! should he I e nominated rill elected,
Ar© You Hard of Hearing?
G aribaldi .
will make an excellent officer.
Peter Byrom, C. Johnson, Wm. Heit-
If so yon should have the Wilson
t Friday amt Saturday, April Stli and 9th, will
find or display at Mrs Sturgeons the latest styles , Ear Drums the safest best and only iniller, and Eb Toiler.
J of summer millinery—n> two trimmed hats I scientifically consti tided ear drum on
II kbo .
j alike;—cap , b.iby bonn ts, mull hats, ribbons ti.e market. Will cure deafneas no
(’has. Ray, A. D. Sanders and Jasper
I vei ing. everything in he line of stylish niillin-
mattar
from
what
cause
produced,
ex
­
I ery. Be sure to call before the prettiest is select*
Smith.
I ed.
cepting only those who are born deaf
N estucca
i'he
drum
is
simple
easly
inserted
Miss Opal Hall of Monmouth is visit­
S. H Rock, T. H. Penler and J. W.
and
very
durable.
It
costs
only
75
ing with tl e family of G. O. Nolan.
She
Hellenhrand.
' will tench the South Prairie School this tents. I have worn a pair of these
N etarts .
drums for some time and find them a
' Slimmer.
Geo. Johnson. Wm. High, II. E.
great help
Call and see them or write
Palmer and B. C. Wiley,
The watch offered as a premium will, me at once.
the HEADLIGHT is a handsome watch
S outh P rairie .
Joseph Level.
and an excellent
timekeeper, Come
M. Reading, Addie Harris & Henry
and see the sample at the H eadlight
Rogers.
Mrs. Ida L. Austin.
office.
H eadlight one year and watch,
U nion .
|
(
lily
12,00.
In
our
last
issue
was
contained
a
very
lways has on hand
II. A. Miles, Dick Robedee, John
brief
notice
of
the
death
of
Ida
L.
Austin
Maloney and Al. Southmayd.
At the Sanhlake primary« Mr Otis
I Hays, Deli Billings and D.m Atkins» n 1 wife of A M. Austin, County surveyor
N ehalem .
' were elected as delegates to the Co. con I of this county. Mrs. Austin was the
(Two Sets of Delegates)
«laughter of Mr. and Mis M.
Morgan
lso a complete line of
vention
W C King, .lames Atkinson
P. D. Newell, Fred Znldach, H. A.
I of Netarts
She was born in Sheridan,
and Frank Atkinson were elected : s
Bloom, Itamy ’Pohl, Wm. Told. D.
Oregon, March 27th 1871, and was there­
' cointnitteemen.
Alley and Mr. Gray.
fore at the time of her death la< king
I The LfldioH Guild of the Piesbyterinn only a few days of 27 years of ace.
S econd S et .
L. B. Aliev. D
C
Perigoy, II.
Chinch f B.i v t i y a ill serve Mipp 1 Eight \ eais ago she was mai 1 ied to Mi
nt. Bobbins II.II, Saiiii<l>y evening, j .\ii.-<tiii and Hie couple had horn Io them Scholbnoyer, Nir. Tiil»’»esiiig, 0. Pye,
Apiil 2nd. fioin 6 t » 8. A short p»o- one child, a liilie daughter, now six N. P. Alley and J'»r Effenbrrg
Very few candidate« have thus far.
gramnie will be rendered during the years old. Mrs Austin was one of nine
Lupshee from 10 GentB »p ,
evening. Price 25 eta, children 15cts.
children
Iler father aud mother and announced themselves.
For Joint Representative the only
four brothers and two sislers reside at
County School Sit pt
Walker in this
NetaiI n ; one married sister, Mrs. Stans* candidate prominently mentioned thus
is-tie replies Io the n i t r who in the last
issue <»f the 11 EADl.iGilT accused him of Imi valid an unmarried sister reside in far, i" lion. J. W. Maxwell formerly
Joint Senator from this aenatoral district
iaihne to do his dil’y in visiiing"sch ols. Portland. Thedtiteased had been quite
For County Clerk the most prominent
Mi . Walker uses the name of F. M. iaiinh ill for some time with a combination of
as being the author ol the ait’cle—we do hear t trouble and dropsy. Sometime candidate mentioned i« llumer M rmoii
I ago she had an attack of iiifianiiniilory II. N. Alley has also been mentioned in
not know on wl.al autho ity.
i Iicumaf iM»n and this aggravated her connection with the office.
The la-t issue of ilie West Coast and I heart trouble which finally on Weilnes-
For sheriff the only candidate who has
I Pnget S»»und Lumberman is a ap«*cial ' day the 2 »d inst culminat <1 in death.
publicly announced himself, is II. II.
edition of unusual beauty and full of all
The body was liio'ight to this place Ahlerniiin. Ollier candidate« will prob­
kinds of mfm mat ion <4 value to lumber­ for burial on Thursday last.
ably be forthcoming when the conven­
EMMET QUICK. Driver
men
/ll our pe.ip’e who are interest­
The funeral took place from the Pres­
tion ineel s.
Leaves Forest Drove at 6 R M Sun. Tues. Thurs
ed in lumbering .should take and read byterian church, Rev.
Archie Griggs
For Treasurer the names of Howard
Leaves Tillamook at B R M Mon. U/ed. Fri
the Lumberman..
officiating
Interment iu I. O O. F
(’ary, Geo. Edmunds, Al Letcher and
Messrs K”ight ami Mapes are turning cemetery.
Mr. Austin and his little motherless N h I m Thompson are named an cRiididateH
ont some excellent leather from their
GoodRccommodations Through Tripiu 10 Urs.
For Assessor, two names have been
daughter have the sincere sympathy
tannery on the Kilcliis river. Tlioy
most prominently mentioned, those of
Special Rates to Campers and Fishing Parties
expect to largly inciease their facilities of this community in their bereavment.
the present incumbent, Mr. Stephens
Finest Fishing in Oregon along the Ulilsiin
this summer and make their tannery one
and ex-assesaor A. T White.
of tin permanent industries of this
River and its Tributaries.
Silvo-Republico Demo-Popocrats.
For the office of County Judge, four
county.
geiitleinaii
are
apoken
of
for
For particulars’inquire of
Before insuring y<»tir dwelling nr furni-
Last week three political parties of nomination, Judge
Cooper,
Justice
tme,
see
the
policies
issued
by
the
this
State,
held
their
conventions
Sappington,
Mark
Harrison
and
prelmpa
G. IV. BACON
JOHN McNAMER.
Fireman*« Fund Insurance Company
simultaneously in Portland. They wete Mr Rogers of South Prniie.
Livery and Feed Stables, Tillamook.
Forest Grove.
The most complete policies ever issued, the Silver Republicans, the Democrats
For Superintendent of Schools there
covering everything from the baby’s 1 and the Populists. The three conventions
are thus far only two candidates, Prof.
bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin to a organized and thenceforth devoted them­
Vincent, of Beaver, and George Lamb of
repenting i ifie.
Claude Thayer,
selves to efforts looking toward fusion South Prairie, now at the Monmouth
Agent.
which efforts were filially sucessful. A State Normal School where he will
Il is reported on the streets that it is common philform was adopted which graduate in June.
When you are in ton n and a ant to slop at a nice hotel, the place to go is to
quite probably that action will ahoitly demands the free and unlimited coinage
For County Commissioner from the
of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, opposes
Is* iiisliliited against our «0 called com­
south end of Hie county tnree gentleinan
missioner W heeler Io recover all money Hie retirement of greenbacks ami de- have been spoken of, Charles Ray, of
, paid him ny this county for service« as nonncesllie gold standard, the last legis- Woods, Jss|»er Smith, of Hebo and
coinniisaiotier, on the ground that a« he ' hitlire, and the republican party general­ llerinaii Farmer, of Samllake. Otbei
never really hehl the office he is not en­ ly, the platform does not mention the candidates will probably be forthcom­
G. E. WIST Proprietor.
titled to any pay for him pretended official tariff at all. In the distribution of offices ing on the day of the convention.
acts. The public woiibl approve such the pops got decidedly the lw»st of it.
e
For County Surveyor we have not
Following is the ticket nominated by
action a« perfectly right and proper.
heard any one nainen but Mr. Austin
Hie fusion forces.
c ees
We are indebted to J. G. Holcombe
For governor—W. R. King populist' of linker will probably receive the nomination.
'U.S. Engineer for a copy of the last
For congressman—First district, R. M. Vaatch
'Hie office of Coroner doe« not seem to
verything omfortable and
omelike
Annual Report upon the Improvement ' democrat, Linn; Second district, C M Donald- he much sought after and the only men
¡of River« and Harbors in Oregon a: d ! son, silver republican, of Baker.
who have thus far signified their in t( n-
Teircs Reasonable,
Tillamook Ore.
I Washington.
The
Report
contains
For secretary of state—H. R. Kincaid, silver tion of running for it are, J. E. Tuttle
. much that is of interest Io our people, ! republican, of Lane.
and C. E Reynolds.
including a very accurate map of the
For supreme judge—W. A. Ramsay, democrat,
For Justice of the Peace of this district
, bar and entram’e to Tillamook Bay. We of Yamhill.
W II Reynolds, Tom Goyne ami Z.
shall notice the Re|»ort more at length,
For attorney-general—J. L. Story, populist, Wells are can<li«lales and for Constable,
hereafter.
of Wasco.
Gordon West, Hid Anderson, A . A. Ford
For stat printer—Charles A. Fitch, populist, Elmer Hoag ami Addie Harris will con­
'
Two rival nienngeriea have started up
in town and a great deal of jealousy exists of Clackamas.
test for the nomination.
For superintendent of public instruction—H
' between the proprietors. B. C. Lamb
’Ihe convention will be held in the
owns the first which consists of half a S. Lyman, populint of Clatsop,
O|»erM House and will convene prompt­
I dozen guinea pigs. lion. Geo. Cohn has
First district-Judge K. C. Wade, silver repub­ ly at 10 o’clock A M.
the second
It i-onsisla of a California lican; prosecuting attorney, A, N. Sioisa, popu­
horned toad which was captured on the list; member of !>oard of equalization, C. A.
Woodmen of the World.
4e?-eit near Pasadena and shipped nortl> Worden, populist.
All Woodmen ami memliers of the
in a strong cage by Hou.
E.Helph
Second district—Judge J. W Hamilton, demo­
Mr. Selph instructed Mr. Cohn to feed crat: prosecuting attorney, H. Denlinger, Jr., Circle and their families are invited to
meet at the Tillamook Opera House on
the reptile on climate and principle. populist.
The toad !« getHng quite |sK>r ft Olli lack j Third district—Judges, R. F. Boise, populist, Saturday evening, April 9tb, 1898
Sapper at 7 00 P. M. sharp. Entertain-
of nourishm* lit.
: and P If. D’Arcy, democrat, prosecuting attoi
inent after supper.
Hlieriff Alderman received a letter from ney. H. L. Hayden, democrat, member board of
Committee.
ex-sheriff Jaakson, a few days apo. equalization, John 1*. Robertson, populist.
Fourth
district-
Judges,
J.
V.
Beach,
democrat
ALLEN HOL'SK ARRIVAL»
Il was date<l. Jackson (’reek Milling
District, Masks, Nov. 231. 1W
It department 1; Thomas O'Day, democrat, depart­
A. J. Knoblock Woods Edward Lowe,Grand
ment
3:
Dell
Htuart,
silver
republican;
prosecut
­
stales that the District in question is
Rapids, Mkh.; Ktifeae France. Aberdeen, Wash
near the Yukon. 300 miles west of Daw­ ing attorney, no nomination.
Fifth district—Judge. W. D. Hare, populist, Fredrkk P>e ft wife, W h Cone, John Xa I
son at which point they were caught ill
Bay City; Walter Klnnaman, K. L. Kinnanian,
the ice Kept 29th, 1397. On Ort. 25th, district attorney no nomination .
Sixth district—District attorney,J. T. Hinkle, E K Gilbert, Beaver; Chas. Ammer, ft. w
Mr Jackson and one companion took to
Ammer, W A Currie, Portland W E Catter’
Firat claHH accommodation the mountains following a small creek . J»Op111i»t
Seventh district—Judge, W. L. Bradford, demo­ lin»al« m.(> R Huff, Monmouth; Wm. J. Out
'I liey soon discovered gold, ami return­
den, New Vim Minnesota; Z. Mills, South Prai
ing led a party there ami formed a camp crat; prosecuting attorney. A. Van Vector, popu-
at sec in I cl
rate.
rie.
naming it the Jackson Creek Mining ' Hat.
Eighth district—No nominations.
District
Mr Jackson is enthm iastic
TO CUBS A <OI.I> IN ONKPAY
JCinth dlatrtrt Judge, M D Clifford, demo
over the prospects though he admits
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ac
that theroimly is a hard countrv for the crat; district attorney.. F. Bicks, democrat
“trudeHontf*.
Gold ia f< und evert member board of equalisation, J R Greggs; DrugKinte refund the money if it fails to cure 25
Tillamook Ore 1 where averaging 5 eta to the pan.
MS
* populist.
W, M. 15. CARY.
J^OBEKT A. MILLER.
Mär. 31st. 1398.
^llen plouge
J. P. Allen, Prop.