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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. December Sth, 1898
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND
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Our 10 Per Cent Discount Sale
KEGCI STOCK JUST RECEIVED
BY
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Will Continue
UNTIL JANUARY 1st,
J. A
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Flour and feed at J. A. Todd & Co. *
Will Illingsworth isdown with typhoid
fever.
The only line of books in the city is at
Lamb’s.
*
All goods warranted as represented at
Letcher’s.
*
Toys ! toys ! toys! And lots of them
at Lamb’s.
Mr. C. B. Hadley returned to the city
on Tuesday.
More Hamilton remnants at the
Racket store.
*
For Christmas and new year's presents
go to Lamb's.
A new line of Kid gloves just received
at Cohn & Co.
*
Some unequaled values in hosiery at
the Racket store.
Games ! games ! games ! Lots of new
games at Lamb's.
A new stock of shoes just received by
J. A. Todd & Co.
The heaviest Mackinaw made is selling
for $3 at Cohn & Co.
Father Schell’s brother arrived on the
Harrison on Tuesday.
The steamer Harrison came in Tues­
day loaded with freight.
Ten per cent off on amunition for two
weeks only at Letcher’s.
Lamb has some nice bibles in stock,
which will be sold cheap.
Mrs. Wise returned from Portland on
the Harrison on Tuesday.
A new line of Ladies, Union suits just
received at the Racket store.
You can find all kinds of games suita­
ble for everybody at Lamb's.
It has been suggested that Tillamook
should have be board of trade.
Mr. F. W. Beals and Mr. Geo. Bacon
left for Portland on Thursday.
Mr. C. A. Bailey's two-story implement
warehouse is nearly completed.
Cohn & Co. have just received a large
stock of crockery and glassware.
Born, to the wife of Dr. C. E. Hawke,
on Saturday, a juvenile city councilman.
John Cronin came in from ForestGrove
on Wednesday to work at the livery
barn.
Call at W. E. Page's for granite ware
of all kinds. He sells things way down
cheap.
Those pressed Copper Tea Kittles,
nickle plated, at Page's, for $1.25 are
beauties.
W. E. Page has a few more of those
all wool Ladies’ Jackets. He offers them
dirt cheap.
J. A. Todd & Co. have added a com­
plete stock of Groceries, Flour, and Feed
to their stock.
Look at the suit of clothes Cohn & Co.
are selling for $4. $5 and $6 before you
buy elsewhere.
Frank Bester left the city on Thursday
and it is reported Cupid had been up to
tricks again.
Books ! books ! books 1 Inspect the
large variety at Lamb's. Can now tie
bought cheap.
*
Mrs. John Simmons, from Pleasant
Valley, had an operation performed on
one of her toes.
Bibles ! Bibles ' Bibles 1 Nicely bound
bibles at Lamb's. They will be sold at
a reduced figure.
•
A full line of Men's, Women's. Misses’
and Children's Rubbers just received bv
J. A. Todd & Co.
Rev. A. R. Griggs has his hand in a
sling, the result of a gun accident, which
caused a flesh wound.
<>et yonr loaded shells and all kinds of
amnnitiou at Cohn & Co.'s if you want
the tert in the market, every shell guar­
anteed.
1899
p
A. TODD & CO ■j
And will be Sold at the Lowest Living Rates.
Remember the Place, new building opposite P.O.
TODD & CO
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(■■■■■■■■(■
A Full Line of
8 RUBBER BOOTS AND
»
S
£
SHOES
Constantly on hand.
A NEW STOCK of SHOES for
Ladies and Gents just received.
Tillamook, Ore
We have a full line of candy, nuts, | duced the most violent complaints from
McIntosh and McNair have a fine new and already quite a snug little sum has J which it also tried to get down. The
stock of china, which is suitable for use­ been raised.
marshal was instructed to notify Mr. raisins, currants, citron, lemon peel for the volunteers.
ful Christmas presents.
*
My trip home made me forget many
John A. Johnson, G. Johnson and P. McKinley to keep the deer up for it was a the Christmas trade. We will sell parties
We had first-class
wishing candy, for Christmas trees, a former hardships.
Shanahan has several superior pianos Johnson, from Minnesota, reached here dangerous public nuisance.
and organs in stock which can be bought on Thursday. Finding that the steamers
The amount of money order business at nice mixed candy at 10c. a lb. Also other passage on a fine ship with a good
at greatly reduced prices.
were bar bound when they arrived at the Tillamook post office for November goods at the following low prices for captain. We stopjied two days at Hong
Kong, and other two days at Nagasaki,
Big line of presentation books can be Astoria, they took shanks’ pony and embrace 348 domestic orders issued, the cash:
Japan. In filling a large trunk with
found at Lamb’s. What is nicer for a hoofed it overland. Pretty good grit for amount for which was $2,893.14 ; 82 Pearl oil, $1.00 ¡>er can, or $2.00 per case.
newcomers.
money orders were paid,which amounted Three Cans of Tomatoes..................... 25c. curios, I had some dealing with the Jap­
present than a fine book ?
Three Cans of Corn................................ 25c. anese and Chinese, and I was surprised
The east wind has been blowing, and to $853.65. There were four interna­
You can get the most
41bs. of Canary BinlSeed.................... 25c. to find how much I had misjudge those
tional
money
orders
issued
amounting
to
a
number
of
people
have
commenced
to
least money at W. E. Page’s store than |
Nine Packages of Coffee.................... $1.00 races fro hi specimens we have here.
$70,
and
19
paid
out,
representing
the
at any other store in the county.
* | kick because it is not healthy weather. I
The only shooting Travis did while in
Dice Tobacco.................................. 30c. a lb.
sum
of
$1833.94,
It
will
be
seen
that
Mayor B. L. Eddy returned to the city . Tillamookers like rain, rain, and plenty
considerable more money was received at A Good Broom for................................ 25c. Manila was at two woman who were
of
it
so
that
they
can
spread
the
webs
on Wednesday from Corvallis with the :
Tillamook county from foreign countries Cranberries............................10c. a quart. trying to steal military stores one night
in their feet.
i Misses and Masters Applewhite.
Our entire line of American prints at 5c. w hen he was on guard.
than was sent to them.
Travis says the sailors on the Ameri­
yard. You are not obliged to take rem­
Get your shoemaker’s supplies, leather | Call and see my fine line of albums
and
work
boxes.
No
old
goods
left
from
The
city
council
on
Monday
evening
I and shoe findings, sewing machines and \
nants or whole pieces of second quality can ships thinks their vessels can whip
last year. AL goods are new and bright. had very little business to transact, for prints, but we will sell you one yard or any ship.
oil at W. E. Page’s, Tillamook, Or. * j
Latest style of Ladies’Gold filled watches it principally consisted of ordering a
All the Oregon Volunteers want to
Mrs. Maggie M. Cross and Mr.William at from $8.00 to $20.00 each at Letch­ number of bills to be paid, viz.: Frank 100 yards. Best brands of Prints at 5c.
a yard. Best German Prints, extra wide come home. Now that the excitement
A. Cross proved up on their homesteads er’s Jewelry store.
*
Wheeler, $1.75; A. E. Imbler, $1.50; H- and heavy, 10c. per yard. We will give of the war is over they do not care about
before County Clerk Mason on Friday. I
I have just received a fine line of solid Chrenshaw, $1.50; J. J. Stewart, $1.50; you a discount on mackintoshes to close barrack life.
Only two unclaimed letters remain in I
gold and filled rings, link, buttons, shirt F. A. Shanahan, $1.50; Mrs. Shanahan, our entire line. We are headquarters on
There is not nearly so much sickness in
the post office for November. They are
studs, and gents tie pins set with real $1.50; W. H. Reynolds $3.50; Frank low prices. Remember the place at D. Manila as there was when we went
I for George Morries and Joel G. Harris.
pyrite stones that sparkle more than German, $1.50 ; Charles Bester, $1.50; T. E dmunds .
there. The sewerage system was in a
•
McIntosh & McNair’s invite all to in­ a diamond and never gets dull. Call and W. C. King, $3 ; Water rent for Nov.,
deplorable condition.
spect their new stock of goods, which see them at Letcher’s.
$40; J. ,S. Lahmon, $31; C. N. Drew,'
*
When Travis left Manila no women
I
BACK FROM MANILA.
they will find the best place to trade. *
$10; T. H. Goyne, $2; John Barker, $2 ; .
I nurses had arrived at the army hospitals,
I called at W. E. Page’s store the other I Tom
Coats, $2; D. C. Pierce, $2 ; total,1
1 The finest flour on the market is day and I’ll be ripped up with a five
And Visits Friends in Tillamook’s at any rate not at Cavite. He said it
' “ S now F lake ,’’ and is guaranteed to dollar bill if I diden’t get lost among his : $107.75. The tame deer running around '
I seemed to him sometimes as if nobody
Metropolis.
town
was
declared
a
nusance
and
the
give satisfaction.—For sale by Edmunds goods. Say, fellows, it is a sight worth
there cared whether he lived or died,
Mr.
Lee
M.
Travis,
of
Company
C.,
& Co.
though he presumed all were doing their
seeing. He has every thing one wants I I marshal was ordered to take care of it.
Oregon Volunteers, reached Tillnmook I
Mr. C. B. Hadley has commenced work from a tooth pick to a Yankey saw 1 providing the parties owning it did not. I city on Wednesday night on a visit to duty faithfully. The service was mechan­
ical entirely, by men grown used to scenes
! Charles Hall, who left the city Thurs­
on his saloon building, preparing to re­ mill.
the editor of the H eadlight . He, in i
move it to the corner opposite Cohn &
We are asked to state that a meeting day morning of last week for North Yam­ ! common with a large number of the i of hardship, suffering and death. “ There
Co.’s.
has been called for 7:30 p.m., at the hill with Mayor B. L. Eddy, Mrs. Wil State University students at Eugene, | was lack of woman's nursing, there was
Mr. J. E. Tuttle left on Thursday to M.E. Church, on Friday evening, to ! liams and child, and Mrs. Hutchings in volunteered their services when the call I dearth of woman’s tears.” His circula­
tion was so low that his legs became
superintend the construction of the arrange for a united Christmas tree and his wagon, met with a bad accident at was first made for soldiers.
numb and in his delirium he imagined
telephone line from Forest Grove to entertainment. Members of all Christain eight o’clock that night. It was his in­
Mr. Travis graduated from the State I
the heartless doctors had stolen his legs
tention
to
make
Sampson
’
s
mill
that
churches
are
cordially
invited
to
take
Portland.
University in 1897, and was studying
so he could not get about or leave the
night. In going down the hill to that
' law when hostilities with Spain broke |
Going out of the toy line. Toys at part.
place. He found a vast change when he
place Mr. Eddy preceded the team with
|
out.
He
had
distinguished
himself
at
|
The
committee
appointed
by
.Mayor
your own price until they are all gone at
reached the hospital at the Presidio,
a lantern. Part of the harness broke,
the university, for 1896 he was one of I
Lamb’s. Now is the time to buy toys Eddy to draw up a bill for the creation
’
.
1 mini
where nrwiiicii
women were
ttviv cuiuiujvu
employed, . rum
and siv
he are
is
throwing the tongue on the ground, and
those chosen by the faculty to participate i
.
of a Port of Tillamook Commission has
for your children.
J
.
the wagon was capsized, turning the oc­
»1.
.. t\~.
( ..IL......»,.
Orut.x convinced a great change for the better
had
several
meetings,
and
it
is
expected
in
the
Oregon
Inter-Collegiate
Orator,
It pays business men to have an ar­
will come into the Manila hospitals when
cupants out Fortunately none of the
tistic and attractive advertisement in the bill will be in shape in a few days so passengers were injured, although they ical Association.
the women nurses are installed.
Mr. Travis was taken down with
T he H eadlight , for advertising is the that it can be published in the near had a narrow escape,
The fever-stricken patient feels the
The accident
typhoid fever in Manila, and was sent
future.
life of their business.
touch of his robust comrade to be rough
scared the team and it went ¡»ell inell
home
in
the
trans|>ort
Rio
de
Jeneiro.
Mr. J. P. Allen, who injured his leg a down the hill, landing in the mill pond,
and unsympathic, and he longs for
I have 25 pairs of Misses Shoes that
He s|>ent ulxnit a month in the hospital
ministrations more gently and tender,
I will close out at 60c. to 75c. a pair. few weeks ago, has been having consid­ where one of the horses were drowned.
at Preside.
I which would do for him more than medi­
All new goods and solid leather.—W. E. erable trouble with it. It looked at one The accident is a loss to Mr. Hall of about
Mr.
Travis
remains
in
Tillamook
city
|
time as though the injury was going to $50.
cine would accomplish. Women miss the
Page, Tillamook, Or.
for several weeks, after which he has to j
develope to serious consequences, but the
| carnage of the battlefield and in many
The Presbyterians have changed the
We have received a copy of the general re|a>rt at Vancouver. He says:
pain and inflammation having abated,
' ways are qualified to give the service
time of holding their Sunday school from
| laws and joint resolutions and memorials
Manila is not a desirable placetolive
it is much better now.
most needed by the sick soldier far from
the afternoon to ten o’clock in the morn­
1 passed and adopted at the special session in. Of course acclimation is possible,
Ladies as a rule never do things by
I home.
ing at the court house.
of the state legislature, jier kindness of but the trouble is that acclimation con­
halves when they undertake to do any­
i Travis says, while he was in the hospi­
If you want to buy a present for your
1 State Printer W. H. Leeds. The act to sists is taking all the ambition and vigor
thing. The ladies of the Presbyterian
tal at Manila, that it put him in mind of
friend get one that is good and will last
regulate fees to lie charged and collected out of one. The tem|>erature is not gen­
church made the court house, where the
bring in a lunatic asylum with so many
a lifetime. The place to get it is at
by the clerk of Tillamook county, is as erally above 90®, but there is so milch
Presbyterians are holding service, smell
sick men out of their heads raving.
Letcher’s Jewelerv store.
follows: “Sec. 1. The fees hereafter to lie moisture that the earth is continually
sweet and clean, showing that cleanli­
charged and collected by the county clerk steaming and the atmosphere is thick
If you intend buying hats or shoes be ness is next to godliness.
of Tillamook county, as ex-officio record­ and sultry. All native animals are
INVENTORY SALE.
sure you see Cohn & Co.’s large stock.
Bro. Heins was the nice looking gentle­ er of conveyances of said county, shall l>e dwarfed. Theborses are little creatures,
Their prices during their Clearance Sale
man who was round bright and early on the same as those fees prescrilied for simi­ such as we call Shetlands in a circus
Following January l«t, IH99, we .hull
are sure to suit anyone.
Friday morning to recover his lost badge, lar service in section 2339 of the general parade. The |>eople are small, not to invoice xtock, and in order to reduce our
I have about 15 Suits of all wool which he was glad had lK.cn found, for it
■toc-k aa much a. ixm.ible, we will offer
Boy’s Clothes, which I will close out at had been presented to him. Printer’s la ws of Oregon, as compiled and anno- speak of the appalling prevalance of the our entire stock of M. ckmtoshk *,
tated
by
William
Lair
Hill,
the
fees
here
­
most
loathsome
disease.
They
are
in
­
$.50 to $4.50 a Suit. Call soon or you ink and a good country newspaper will
by prescribed being only for services per­ ferior in every way to the Japanese. I C lothing , B ooth ani » S horn , H ats
will be to late.—W. E. Page.
soon advertise anything.
taining to the duties of the county clerk would never be in favor of giving such anii C aps , D nv G oods and notions at
A new lot of boys’ and men’s high
cost.
A Portland newspaper man writes the asex-afficio recorder of conveyances of jieople the right of suffrage.
grade sweaters at the Racket store, just editor: “ I am pleased to see you are
Our stock is the largest in the county
said Tillamook county. Sec. 2. That all
But Manila, from a business stand­
from the auction rooms. A better bar­ giving the Tillamookers a first-class
acts or parts of acts in conflict herewith point, is a desirable acquisition. Vegeta, to select from. The sale will continue
gain was never l»eiore offered.
through the month of December, 1H9H,
newspaper. I wish you success in your are hereby repealed.”
tion springs upinmost riotous profusion
I have a small kit of blacksmith tools undertaking.” Thanks, but it keeps one
and will offer the liest opportunity for
The members and friends of the M.E. everywhere and tropical fruits and saving you money that will again 1«
consisting of f<»rge, anvil, hammers, hustling to do so, and leaves no time to
Sunday-school met at the parsonage on plants useful to commerce grow amus­ offered in Tillamook for months to come.
tongues, sledge, etc., which I will sell whittle wood on the street corners.
Tuesday evening to diacttM and provide ingly without any attention in the way
E dmi 'N dh A C o .
cheap.—W. E. Page. Tillamook, Or. •
Mr. O. R. Chamberlain was in from for Christmas entertainment and elected of cultivation. With careful cultivation,
Mr. J. S. Stephens, who is agent for the Sand Lake on Friday, and informs us the following committee : Providing lad­ one can hardly exaggerate the result.
Notice.
Northwest School Furniture Co., will that the farmers in that vicinity expect ders, Mr. MeCargar and Mr. Dunlap; The policy of Spain for ages has lieen to
start out next week to visit the school to raise a thousand bushels ofcranberries soliciting funds, Miss Dora High ami retard commerce ami to heavily tax all
All |>ersons knowing themselves to l>e
districts to sec what school supplies they next season. He is canvassing thecounty Miss Melia Ford; purchasing, T. If. enterprise.
American management is INDEBTED to us will please call and
with a book, the history of the recent Goyne and Dr. Hawke ; programme, Mrs. hound to do wonders. The law per. settle at once, as we need the money.
are in need of.
J. A. TODD & CO.
The ladies of the Christian church will war, which is edited by Thum bull White. Dunlap. Miss Ida High and Mrs. W. A. mining only American ships to ply be.
When the $40 bill for water was read Mdihee; decoration, Messrs. F. N. Wil­ tween American harbors will enlarge our
give a social entertainment and supper
at the opera house on Saturday evening, at the council meeting on Monday, each son. W A. Mc<»hee, Rev. Dunlap, Clyde shipping ami our navy will have a place
Dec. 17, full particulars of which will ap­ of the city dads gave a iong draw n sigh, Mdihee, Wickfand, Frank Mann, the to coal with safety.
In regard to the treatment of the
and after one of them had recovered his Misses Luella Ford. Maggie Crawford,
Tf you'd pay your grocer
pear in our next issue.
Representative J. W. Maxwell, at the breath remarked “Gentlemen, this is too Dora High, Ida High, Nettie Watson, soldiers, 1 prefer to say nothing until I
$101
pxind he couldn't m U
meeting of the memljers of the Lower much of a tax upon the city every month Ida Watson. Mrs. Fred Davies, F. N. again wear citizens clothes. I admit,
however,
that
the
men
are
not
satisfied
when
we
have
to
keep
up
the
roads,
with
Wilsrm. ami Mrs. G. A. Edmunds; filling
you better baking powder
Columbia Fire Relief Association in the
, boxes, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. T. H. Goyne, in all respects.
parlor of the Allen house on Tuesday, other expenses.”
than iisJulltnjffi Best,
I have frequently wished that I had
A complaint was made to the council Mrs. W. A. McGhee, and Mrs Watson;
was re-elected director.
joined
the
regular
army
and
thus
lieen
distributing
presents.
Miss
Ma
Watson
The new church building which is to on Monday evening about McKinley’s
Another large invoice of those celebrat­
with men trained to proviile proper food
be constructed for the United Brethren deer l«ing allowed to run at large, and ami Miss Bertha Lcoper ; calling names,
and accommodations. The regulars suf­ ed shot gun shells just received at Cohn
Mr.
B.
L.
Eddy
and
Mr.
A.
W.
Sever
­
which
had
knockcdscveralchildren
down
will cost about fifteen hundred dollars,
fered less from the causes which pro- & Co.'s.
bscriptir»« hst is being passed round and badly scared one lady with a child, ance.
Impossible!