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A FINE LINE OF NEW GOODS
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ring and Summer are at hand and everybody is looking about lor something suitable to
We have
fine days. Let us call your attention to some of the nice new goods m 1 have in stock.
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Straw Hats, latest styles natty and
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stylish.
Summer Shoes in great variety
of patterns and prices.
ZTeclzties all
and. st-jrlislx.
Calicos, lawns muslins, and many other
things too numerous to mention.
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Remember that on all these goods our prices are away down.
Call and see our goods.
Tlxe LectdLirig
JMZez’clia.nt s
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COUNTY ITEMS.
GATHERED BY O'JR CDRRESP8NDENTS
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A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings
Hmnia
Cl )iidy with light showers.
J I). Chitwooe made a trip to Dallas I
this week, he repot Is t he toad in a had 1
condition over the mountains.
Elwood Sloan moved out Mr. McNeils
blacksmith tools to Willamina this
w ei k.
J» e Altenberger made a flying trip to
Neskowin on last Saturday.
T. J. Harris lias gone to die valley to nt Netarts last week buying cattle.
deliver 100 gallons oí aliale oil which lie
Waller B. Hurl hut Inis come home
lias Hold for 35 cents per gallon .
from Alaska. Dyea and Lake Limlermen
where he lias been f r the last three
months.
He says he line bail enough of
Bay City
Alaska in his, and Tillamook is good
Mias Bessie Brodhead is the owner of enough for him
a new’ bike. She visited in Tillamook j The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
over Sunday.
E’mer II ill has been quite sick for the
Mist Mabel and S.idie Walt visited in j past few davs. Dr. Wilev was called
Friday to attend on tlie chi Id. She is
Tillamook, Saturday.
improving nt present.
Mrs. C. 11. I licks and children returned >
Mr. C. F. Hobart former owner of the
home via Forest Grove last Sunday
Netarts saw mill is back to Netarts for a
A number of Masons visited the Tilla­ few days attending to business connect­
mook lodge last Saturday.
ed wit li tlie saw mill. Mr. Hobart has
The Epworth league gave a musical : been, since he left here about a year ago,
and literary entertainmens in the M. E* in California and as far south us Mexico.
church Wednesday evening
He reports every tiling veiy dry in
Mr. and Mrs May, John Barker and a California.
mnl the community can ill afford to lone
such men.
Th * old time Democrat« seem tn he
ashamed of the combination they are
mixed up with and when election day
comes round will lake a sensible view of
things and vote the straight Republican
ticket.
A Sunday-school was re-organized here
last Sunday.
The Commons brothers are busy haul-
ing lumber for their new buildings.
Mr. Atterbury has received his ap­
pointment as Post Master at this pi.ice
and has forwarded his bonds.
Hebo
this
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A Tillamook Exhibit
LifeSiviu;
Station Needed-
J 0. Ilanthorn, btite commissioner
for Oregon lias written to lion. I. \V
To the I T h 1 plight :
Maxwell with reference to a Tillamook
llon.Thos. Tongue writes me that
exhibit at the Trans Mississippi ami In-1 he has been for some time laboring to
ternational exposition at Omaha which I secure a life-saving .station at Tillamook,
will be held between the months of June ' but is met at every move by a constant
ami November of the present year. The series of adverse reports from the River
letter and its object are both of import-- and Harbor authorities. They say that
am e and we therefore produce it here’in j the commerce of the piece is too insig­
the hope that it may siir up some of our j nificant au l the dangers too remote to
people to the importance of making an I justify the expense. Mr. Tongue has
exhibit of <>ur products ami thus increas- j however prevailed 01 the Treasury De­
ing the market for our butter and cheese . partment to refer the ni liter to F. J.
Senator J. W. Maxwell,
Blakeney, Superintendent otthe Life Sav­
Tillamook, Oregon.
ing Service, al S.1111* rancisco, for another
My Dear Friend.—
report.
Knowing that you are one oi
N »w let 11s do something. There are
Tillamook County’s most honored and leading
citizens, I appeal to you for information as to , something like 200 passages made over
who would be the most qualified person likely the bar in a year by steam and sail ves­
to take hold and interest the people of Tilla­
sels, and while the navigation of this bar
mook in behalf of the State Commissioner to
make an exhibit .from your County at the has so far been peculiarly fortunate we
Trans-Mississippi
International Exposition can not expect it to be ro always. Al­
which is to be held at Omaha between the ready a number of lives have been lost
months of June and November 1898. The
at the entrance to Tillamook Bay, notably
State is alio desirous of obtaining funds to de­
fray the expenses of placing the Oregon exhibit Lieut. Kinchloe with five others, and
in Omaha. The money so raised will most last rear those who could have been sav­
likely be refunded to the Mounters 'by the Ore. ed without doubt had there been a suit-
gon Legislature at its next session as there was able boat in the vicinity
a large amount of money, something like fi8.
Humanity and prudence demands that
000., leftover from the funds that; revet t back
to the Slate ;frcm the Worlds Fair Fund. we p> epare for the next emergency of the
Therefore for alt money now subscribed receipts kind, and I respect fully suggest that all
will be issued in such a way that those sub­ who can say a word, write to Mr. Blak­
scribing can use them for vouchers for the pur.
pose of di awing on the State Treasurer for the eney, at San Fianuisco, immediately and
amounts subscribed after the same lias been set urge a favorable report from him in this
aside for that purpose.
matter.
I should like very much if your good self
T. B ILindley.
Lnnty Riesch brought a cow from number of other Tiliamook citizens lode
Captain George Hunt of Caps Mears
Orla Kellow captured a large bear
Little Nestucca this week.
their wheels to onrcity last Sunday.
Light House was at Netarts Sunday.
recently.
Steve Usurer has started to California
Prof
Vinter Cooper, the blind
Mrs. George W Phelps is quite sick at
A good time was had at the dance at
to find work for a while.
phrenologist spent sometime here this the present writing
Hill's Wednesday night.
MissTenta Chitwood is down with the week.
J. M. Morgan is building a house at
Mr. Pell Cross and wife are visiting
measles of Henry Theilsons in Polk Co, I A public dance will be given in the Netarts.
Mr. Cross’ brothers at Helio this week.
Miss Ethel Psge is carrying the mail Pacific Hall, Friday May 13th,
Willard Buell and wife are visiting
II. Bootl. of Woods, took a baud of
in the absence of E If. Sloan.
The M E Sunday School elected Misses with the latter's parents, Mr. mid Mrs.
cattle
to the valley a few days ago.
Ruth Bewley, Rene Roby and Della A. J. Wiley.
Oakes delegates to the S S Convention
A.T.
Bain bought a lot of bees from
EliGomlspeed is stopping on his place
the Hill boys last week.
! to be hold next Saturday in Tillamook. nt present.
N. Coulson went to Blaine, Wednes­
Rev R. Bttkey preached at the Three
Woods
day.
River school house last Sunday.
Barnegat.
(From ttie ocean Wave)
.lames Hughey was in our midst this
Mr. John Ward bnih a barn for Mr A. would take hold of this matter and interest the
week
P. Sanders recen'ly which ii>i| r-.ves people in your County to make exhibits and the
Mail
services
started
Monday
at
Pai
ne
Fred Martin returned from an extend*
The Shakers have made a discovery
1 charges for the same will be taken care of
Rev. D dlarhide preached at this
gat with Carrie llauxburst, post mistress the appearance of the ranch.
. ed trip through the valley.
either at Astoria or Portland and there will be ahi’ll isdeslined to ai-eomplisl. much
place Tneaday.
Bel t Bigge, carrier.
no charge to the parties wanting to make the good. Realizmg Hint three fourths of
Rev. C. Mills and another gentleman,
exhibit. The money subscribed as above into
The new bridges are progressing nice­
Mrs.
Brodhead
mid
daughter
of
Bay-
Nehalem
i from Beaver, were in town this week
pay for space for the State’s exhibitors. Your all our sufferings arise from atomncli
City visited Cape Ileus Monday return­
ly, alul will soon lie completed.
County in known for its fine butler, cheese, troubles, that the country ia literally
Prospects now are good fot a fine timber, vegetables fi-h etc. etc., and should by
Mr Lester Smith, of Oiej-on City, ing home Tuesday.
fi lol with peonía aim cannot eat and
Mr. C Mills and wife of Beaver, visit­
1 apple crop
I well known here, lias joined the militili
I all means be represented.
'I gest food, without suhaequenlly suffer­
ed relative« at this place Tuesday.
Mr. Bryington of the Light Honso
Yours respectfully,
i and is off for Cuba.
II. Bloom and wife were visitors at
ing pain and distress, and I lint many are
left Friday for Seattle, lie will return in
J- O. Hantliorn,
Mrs Noah Coulson haa been quite ill
Gid Shaw and A. C. Southmayd left about ten days.
Chas. Pye's cn Sunday.
Commissioner for Oregon, I starving, wasting to mere sketelons, lie-
the past week but is some better at this
i for Sheridan yesterday
They take a
ennse |heir food does them no good, they
Louis Nystrom lias moved down the
Byron llurlbut returned home Tues­
writing.
have devoted much atiidv mid thought
' general assortment of the products of the
New
neck
bands
put
on
at
the
Laundry
for
day from the Alaska gold fields, lie river, for the pmpose of assisting 11. iSeta.
to the subject, end ll.e result is this dis­
W. Kmnaman and wife and Mrs. J, IL country.
covery ol llieir Digestive C. rdial.
reports more money in Tillamook than t Bloom to raft logs.
Finley of Beaver, visited at N Coulsons
If that black suit Is glossy have it s tamed to
A litile Isx'k can lie obtained from
A. E. Lucy lias purchased the shoe- Alaska.
Felix Ray and Geo. M. Tye will atlend take the gloss off. Atwater will do it for you.
Friday.
your druggist that will p out out the wav
* m iking outfit of W. W. Armstrong and
the
meeting
of
the
Pomona
Grange
at
An mve-iigation will
Mra. Nodine of Tillamook City came
We do steaming and renewing at the Laundry of relief al once
will hereafter continue that business at
Cost nothing mid wiil leatilt ill mili-ll good.
and Dye House.
to Barnegat Saturday on her wav to Fairview on Friday next
I J. Lucy’s stoie.
Sand Lake
Chiblr-n
lints
to
take
Castor Oil, but
Capa Mears w here she will remain for
Robert Brown cut his foot badly while Atwater will crease your pants; for 15 cts.
n -I Laxol, which is al dable.
Mr J. G. Dutcher, of Oretown, is at some time with Mrs Boyingtou.
slaohiug for Fred Zaddach, but is getting
Roads are good and everything is look­ Tillamook, where lie was operated upon
along nicely.
Mrs.
Grayson
ol
the
toll
gate
on
ing Hue.
sm cessfully. He will lie under toe care
Trask river, is visiting st the Light
.fames Atkinson Sold quite a bunch of tbe physician for a week yet
Tom Blackburn, who bus been lying
House.
of cattle to II Booth this week.
quite ill nt the camp for sometime, was
U.S Clark, ol the old racket store,
taken to Tillamook by his brother
James McGee Inis gone to the valley and who is a candidate for justice of llie
William, on Tuesday.
Ore tow n
peace for this district, is becoming quite
for woi k
popular
e-peciallv
with
the
ladies,
he
S trict attention given to outside orders .
R.D. Sales, onr mailcarrier, i« inak-
M Bommer has Ids stump puller at
The Oretown Cheese Factory will com- ing arrangements whereby he
having given away tweiHy or molt large
will lie
D ying cleaning and renewing a specialty .
work.
in -nee work on Monday the 9th of May. able to carry passengers through from
dolls.
VrORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
The rliolodendron or laurels are now
Mr. Caleb Hoopes h«s traded bis llobsonville to Nehalem City; but a-
in bloom on the sand hills.
much for a place near Gaston and will tbere will shortly be a change in the
NETARTS
E. Osburn expects so start for the'
•oon leave this part of the country. Mr. si he-bile, he is awaiting the arrival of
valley about the 15tb, Inst.
Mr. I). Tomlinson o( Tillamook was t Hoopes is a good citizen and neighbor contractor Phil Condit.
Tillamook^ Laundry and Dye police.
All work guaranteed to be first class.
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J. W. Atwater,
Manager.