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Vol. II,
No. 30.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY, January
12th, 1899.
$1.50 Per year.
W May tlie Year 1899 be a Happy and Prospérions One to Ail.
$
n
&
iilOO
$100
Given Away
IN VALUABLE PRESENTS.
By Whom?
When?
How?
BY J. A. TODD & CO.
&
n
Our Sales for the Past n
N
N Year have far Excelled our
n Expectations.
y
N
Fair
Dealings
and
Honest
N
&
N
& Goods have made them.
&
Commencing Jan 5th and Continuing until March 1st, 1899.
HOW ? We give with each dollars cash Purchase a Ticket which will entitle the holder to one chance in 27
Valuable Presents ranging from 25c. to $25, aggregating $100.
See circulars for particulars
J
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
•s
Tillamook, Oregon.
Having purchased the property I now! Deputy’ Laniers, who were killed by the did not organize; $33,000 for the pur­
reasons to distinctly remember a great
Long Distance Telephone.
occupy I will sell all goods cheaper than desperado at Seaside, which were held in chase of the branch asylum site at Union ;
freshet twenty-four years ago that hap­
J. II. Thatcher, the secretary and sup-
Go to Page’s store for big bargains. *
ever so as to reduce my large stock of Astoria last week. All the banks, public , $25,000 for the replacing of the burned
pened on the first day of April.
| erintendent of the Oregon Telephone &
A good Lumber Wagon for sale at goods in order to refit and enlarge the offices and business houses were closed ! buildings of the state agricultural college Telegraph Company, states that his coin-
Itetns-a-la Coulsonbtirg.
building.—W. E. P age , Tillamook,Ore. * during the afternoon, and from every at Corvallis, and $15,000 for the expenses
Page’s.
Mrs. I. C. Quick visited with Mrs. F.
' pany, which is now putting in a line be
At the installation of officers at the flagstaff in the city floated an American of the Oregon commission at the Omaha tween Portland and Astoria, will reach M. Lamb one day last week.
Sewing Machines from $4 to $10 at
flag
at
half-mast,
in
honor
of
the
brave
exposition.
Woodmen Circle on Wednesday evening,
Page’s.
l he latter place in about two weeks. The
Joe Bixbv passed through our prairie
officers who had met their death while
Tillamook lodge, No. 290, Fraternal distance is 110 miles, and the smount of the other day. You may pass through
Misses Shoes only 75 cts. per pair at the ladies of that order were agreeable in the discharge of duty.
surprised at being tendered a clum sup­
Union of America, elected and installed 1 copper wire employed is equivalent to again Joe. _________________
Page’s.
Rev. J. E. Snyder, of Portland, who has the following officers at their reguiar <|oub|e the distance, or 220 miles. Extra
i per by the Woodmen. A very pleasant
St. Alphonsus academy it bei ng covered
been conducting a series of revival meet-1 meeting on Monday evening ; Fraternal heavy wire is being used, as it weighs
evening was participated in.
WILSON RIVER.
with
ith rustic.
rustie.
There will be lto services on Sunday ings at the court house, and which drew ■ master, B. L. Eddy ; justice, Mrs. I,. M. • 000 pounds to the mile. “It is our inten­
Where is the new postmaster^oing to
A little more rain and some of the bot­
evening by the Presbyterians at the unusually large congregations,came to a Heins; secretary, Otto Heins ; treasurer. tion,” said Mr. Thatcher, “to extend the
tom
land will be under high water.
locate the office ?
close
on
Wednesday
evening,
owing
to
Robert
Sturgeon
;
protector,
Miss
L.
J.
I line from Astoria to Tillamook, between
court house. Rev. Snyder will preach
Mr. J. S. Stephens has bourht the E. there one week from Sunday, and in all the number of cases of scarlet fever. The i Hunt ; guide, W, T. Kimball ; stewards, I 70 and 89 miles down the coast, immed­
L. Blvbecks returned from Nehalem
E. Selph property.
probability will continue the revival ser. rev. gentleman is quite an eloquent and , F. M. Lamb and Mrs. E. R. Havs ; truth. iately after reaching Astoria. It is our Monday.
interesting speaker, and the presbyterians Mrs. M. A. Kimball ; merev, Mrs. M. E. further intention to reach out. by de­
John Erickson and wife went to Neha­
Call and see my large stock of new vices one week from that date.
regret they have to abandon the meet-
goods. W. E. P age .
Mr. G. W. Kiger has bought the lot ings at a time when the most interest ' Olds ; guard, Mrs. E. Wiley ; sentry, J. grees, to every town, village and hamlet lem last week.
P. Allen. The ’odge had four new appli­ in the northwest. Experience has taught
The anti church people on the river
Edgar Latimer is fixing bath rooms upon which Letcher's store stands, pav­
was taken in them. Mr. Snyder will go cations on Monday, and has seven new us that u hat we require most of all now
are getting quiet interested in Rev.
to his barber shop.
ing $1000 for the twenty-five foot front­
to Bay City and hold meetings there.
members to initiate at its next regular is feeders, and we shall supply this want Snyder’s meeting.
County Commissioner C. H. Wheeler age. A building is to be erected there
At a meeting of the Indian War Veter- , meet. It had been decided to haven pub­ as rapidly as facilities will permit.”
similar to Todd’s, which will be occupied
left for his home on Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, from Trask
ans of Tillamook county on Saturday lic installation of officers, and inyitations
river, visited at Charley Svenson’s Sun­
Remember that W. E. 1’fige pays the by Mr. Sturgeon, who will change the afternoon at the court house, Mr. W. D. j had been sent out to that effect. Owing,
I
HOTEL PERSONALS.
day.
location of the drug store as soon as the
highest price for all kinds of goods. *
Stillwell was elected chairman and Mr. i however, to unforeseen circumstances
new building is complete.
J It is reported that Miss Amelia Frce-
Allen House.
Fred Archer was married to Miss Jen­
I. T. Maulsbv secretary. On motion the this had to be abandoned. The guests
I man is going to stay at home awhile
If someone could succeed in peppering
Portland—C. Thun.
nie Pettit at Roseburg on Christmas
editors of the local papers were requested j were warmly welcomed, especially by
I and rest from busy city life. Well home
the hide of tile nocturnal sneak thief who
Netarts
—
J.
II.
Mills.
to publish the proceedings of this meet­ the ladies of the lodge, and after a plea­
day.
Fairview—John Larson.
; again Amelia.
is making raids upon the citizens wood
sant
chat
all
were
invited
to
partake
of
ing
and
also
to
publish
notices
to
all
Follow’ up the crowd if you want to
Pleasant Cove—J. M. Fuller.
piles and paying visits to private resi­ veterans of the date to which this meeting a tempting repast, which had been spread
Hobsonville—J. ’E. Roach.
COÜLSONBURG.
to buy goods cheap.
They all go to
dences with a good barrel of small shot,
Beaver—J. F. Jackson.
shall adjourn. On motion the meeting in the hall. All had been initiated into the
Page’s store.
w* belie re it would have the desired
Pro-
!..
Bay
City
—
W.
F.
Balmer,
\V.
was adjourned until Monday, the first knife ami fork drill from early age, so it voost, J. Provoost, W. Reifi
Mr. E. T. Coulson visited relatives at
The Coqulle River, which went ashore effect, for it is about time he was taught
dill not take any promptingfrom the fra­ Horace Cone, A. Nelson, J. M.
day
of
May,
1899,
at
the
court
house,
at
Blaine
Monday anil Tuesday of last
on the south spit last Thursday, got off a lesson that he will not easily forget.
ternal master in this part of thecercmony. M. M. Dollarhide.
two o’clock, p.m.
week.
the same day.
Wilson River—E. D. Severance.
Senator Maxwell, of Tillamook, a well-
The evening was pleasantly enjoyed by
M. I). Swabb went to Beaver Tuesday
The torpedo boat Davis, which put into
Sheridan—Dr. Tatom.
The many friends of Mr. Peter Brant known pioneer of the coast, was at the
the members as well as by the guests.
on business.
Miami—L. Parrish.
will be glad to know that he is much im­ Perkins Friday, on his way to Salem. the bay to avoid the stormy weather,
Larsen House.
A. Folan, of Beaver, was seen in ti e
proved in health the past few’ weeks.
The senator carried an empty potato sack after leaving here last week, had a rough
For Sale for $300.
Bay City—Dr. F. R. Madison, M iss burg Tuesday.
passage to San Francisco, arriving there
County warrants wanted at Cohn & over his shoulder for some reason known
on Friday. It is reported that the crew
The Fairview hall, located two miles Mabel Motillon, E. L. McNeil and Miss
Mr. I*. R. Coulson and family of Blaine
Co.’s, Will pay one hundred cents on only to himself, and his friends were
Lorena Roby.
suffered
much
during
the
run
from
here.
from
the city of Tillamook, at the junc­
Hobsonville — D. Murphy and W. visited friends and relatives nt this place
the dollar for them in trade or part “joshing" him agood deal on his way of
•
a few days last week.
going to the legislature with an empty The absorbent cork with which the in­ tion of the Forest Grove and Yamhill Staples. •
trafe.
Portland—J. M. Collins and John
terior of the vessel’s hull had been coated roads. For terms see Ralph Ackley,
sack.
—
Oregonian.
Mr. C. Mills, of.Beaver, called on N.
Mar riel, at Bay City, on Dec. 31st,
Brown.
1
had been painted over and failed to ab­ Tillamook, Or.
Coulson
Tuesday.
Netarts
—
G.
W.
Phelps.
Mr.
F.
C.
Shanahan
has
sold
his
store
R.
Griggs,
Mr.
Alfred
Mag-
by Rev. A.
sorb the moisture, so the men virtually
Nehalem—C. IL Wheeler.
I> F. Coulson was on our streets one
nuson to Miss Alta Long, daughter of building and bowling alley to Mr. A. lived in a shower bath. The after boiler
Notice of Meeting.
Riverdale Farm—C. A. Elliott.
Letcher for $850. Mr. I a -teller will put
day last week.
Mr. Frank Long.
Rosebury—E. Wright.
gave out on the trip and a serious dis­
A meeting is called for Friday after­
in
a
shooting
gallery.
His
jewelry
stock
San Francisco—IL II. Coleman.
Mr. W. Kinnaman passed through the
Tillamook city is to have a Board of.
aster was narrowly averted,
noon at 1:30 p.m., at the court house,
burg enroute to Blaine Saturday.
Trade, quite a number of business men will be taken to themusiejrtore, where he 1 The meeting on Saturday night to dis­ for the purpose of discussing the pro­
will carry on business as soon as the |
BARNEGAT.
having already Signified their intention
Rev. R. 1’. Bukey,, of Heaver, H|>ent a
change can lie made. Mr. Letcher will cuss the proposed bill creating a Port of posed Port of Tillamook Commission
of forming a board.
Mrn.
Entlicr
llrammcr anil Bert Bigg« part .of last week with his friends at this
move his present store building to his lot ! i Tillamook Commission was again slimlv bill. It is requested that the citizens of
came from Tillamook, Thursday.
place.
Owing to several cases of scarlet fever
attended, in fact but few’of the citizens Tillamook City attend this meeting.
next to Tuttle’s.
it was thought wise not to start school
of Tillamook citv were present. About
Mr. T! ioh . Stinehilber, wife and
(>. W. Kinnaman was in the burg
As
I
have
to
move
by
the
15th
of
on Monday. The academy is also closed
a dozen persons living outsi le the city
daughter ami Miss Luc Bunn «revisiting Saturday.
City Warrants Payable.
February, I will sell powder for less than i
I limits were present, and from these it was
at the Sand Spit this week.
on that account.
E. <> Mills passed through the bnrg
cost. 50 cent powder for 30 cts, 60 cent i I plainly seen that the boundary lines as
The following warrants are now pav-
Mr. J. R. Harter, Bert Biggs, ami Joe enroute of his ranch near the Brown
A dance will be given on Saturday powder for 40 cents. For the next 30 j
able at mv office : .Sos. 131#, 1 40, 143,
evening in Bailey’s hall. It will be under days all other ammunition just as cheap. 1 ' drawn in the bill did not give satisfaction 1++, 146, 14», 149. 150, 152, 153. 154. Ilanxhurst made a trip to Holwonville m liool house, Wednesday.
good management and first class music ( I am doing this so as to have less to ■ I to them. However, as it was not con­ 157. Interest ceases from date of this lust week.
Mrs M. I). Swabb called on Mrs. C. N.
N. THOMPSON,
sidered a representative meeting, anoth­ notice.
will be furnished.
Mr. Robert Sargent returned to Bay Johnson Friday.
City Treas.
move. Having purchased the Shanahan j er meeting is called for Friday afternoon
Tillamook, Ore., Jan. 12. 1899.
City, Saturday, after visiting at Barne
Is there going to be a real estate boom building, 1 shall move my business the
j at 1:30 p. in. at the court house, when
■The wnatorsiiid he would not talk for
gat a few days.
in the city ? It looks that way by the 15th of Feb.—A. L etcher .
it is to lie hoped the business people of i
County Warrant«.
publication," «aid the reporter, as he
many changes we hear are in contempla­
Ed. Knight, for whose arrest a war­ Tillamook will attend.
hung up his hat.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
tion in the near future.
___ n _____
___________
rant was issued last week, and who suc­
The ___
following
county
warrants are
The county court on Saturday desig­
"Doyon think he meant it ?” asked the
now payable, and will I k * paid when pre­
Tillamook hose company will meet ceeded in getting awav from the consta­
nated the Headlight the official county sented at mv office ;
John Maroff has gone to Europe on a city <ditoi.
this (Thursday) evening, when the annual ble, was traced to the toll gate. Every,
1 newspajier, as it was generally predicted
Series 1 Nos. 1131, 1075,1091, 1073, visit.
I am sura be did. The language lie
election of officers will take place. All thing indicates that he stole a horse be­
it would. Happily, this year, there was 1092, 1090, 1043. 1044, 1125, 1126,
used was utterly unfit for publication ”
Charles
Russey
and
lady
have
moved
members are requested to be present.
longing to H. F. Holden on Wednesday no bitter or contentious fight, with the 1 127. 1066, 1067, 1 11 H. 1093, 109»,
1099, 1 loo, 108», 1074, 1071, 543. out to Grande Konde.
A petition is being circulated praying night of la-t wee’', which was foundnext whole of the city atterneys arrayed on 1057, 1133. 1082, 1083, 1084, 1065.
N. Rogers, of Long Prairie, will soon
day
near
the
toll
gate,
where
it
is
sup
­
Governor Geer to release from thecounty
one side or the other. For the edification 106 ' 1072. 1086, 1059, 1070, 659.
have his new creamery in operation. We
jail William Tatton, who was sentenced posed Knight left it and then tramped of those who may imagine that thMIcad- 112», 1068, 917, 1060, 1138, 1139,
1148, 1149. 1150, wish him success in this needed enter­
to durance vile for selling liquor w’ithout across the mountains.
light has a gold mine and is going to get 1140, 1080, 1157,
1 179. 1197, 1034, 1064. 1136. 1135, prise.
a licence.
The band boys presented Mr. Mark enormously portly or we..lthv, we 1177, 1 1 MG, 1157, 1163. 1196.
Stanley Lamb, at the Monmouth Nor­
W H. CARY.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. May and Mr. Mark Miner with a gold ring on new year’s as must disabuse their minds of this, for the
mal school, reports a handsome little
County Treasurer.
Miner left on the Harrison on Thurssday a token of their respect and esteem for county court has fixed the com|M.nsation
Tillamook, Ore., January 5th, 1899.
Christmas acknowledgment to him from
for Astoria, where they will take the him as the leader of the band. The pre- at the low figure of 15c. jier inch of ten
the pupils of his class, the ninth grade J
lines,
which,
looked
at
from
a
»financial
steamer for San Francisco on a month’s sent is highly appreciated by Mr. Miner,
Real Estate Transfer*.
also a petition from them to the powers
“Poor Mrs. M< therdere !” exclaimed
i not so much for its intrinsic value, but point of view, is little more than enough
visit to California.
in the case for his retention as their Mr Mee kt on m wife.
to
pay
typographical
union
wages
for
the
for
the
kindly
spirit
in
which
it
was
pee. 28 —Trncy Elliott to Lorenzo
For the next 30 days 1 will sell all of
teacher for the ensuing term. Miss
“What has happened to her
Knight, tract in sec. 33, tp. 1 N. R.
my watches. clocks and jewelry at cost. given. During Mr. Miner's absence in type sticking. However, we arc grateful
Mamie Means, Miss Tone and other pu
“She had to decline our invitation to
for
small
mercies.
California
Mr.
Fred
Sappington
will
lie
9
W
in
Tillamook
Co.
Come and get a watch or clock now’.
pils from Tillamook to the Normal, are read a paper on the projier management
T he state tax levy for 1899 will be Dec. 30.—Peter Magnuson to John Mag.
The price will surprise you. All first dass the leader of the band.
re|>orted as getting along finely with of children beaaiiHe she was too busy
nuson. N. W. 14 of sec. 8 tp. 2 N. R.
While out rabbit hunting with a num­ 5.7-10 mills, against 312 mills for 1898.
goods.—A. L etchek .
their studies this winter.
looking afte» her family !”
This
decision
was
reached
bv
the
govern
­
9
W.
in
Tillamook
Co.
Dr. Tatom, the painless dentist, has ber of others on Tuesday. Nick Job, while
Mrs.
Henry
Lederer,
that
used
to
U-
returned from Nehalem, and will be fooling with a gun in front of F. N. Wil­ or, secretary of state ami treasurer at a I»ec. 30.—Peter Magnuson to Alfred Mag­ here, has purchased her a small tract of
meeting last week, when they inspeted
nuson. all of lots 13 and 14 in see. 30
found a* the Allen house, where lie is son's, it suddenly went off. The boys
land near Hillslioro, and with her daught­
the summaries of assessment rolls of all
tp. 3 N. R. 10 W
The under**igntd having been on the 3rd
prepared to do all kind of dentistry were standing around, and it is a great
er, Bertha, has gone in to the poultry dav
<t J.imnirv Hir», duly appointed by
Work. Call early for Dr. Tatom will not wonder one of them did not get the con­ the counties in the state, which they ob­ Jan. 7.—V. S. of A. to Cyrus Smith E.
business.
thn
Hon. <'minty < >nrt of ftllamooli
of
of
Ne.
1
,
sec.
31
and
E.
of
Se.
■«
tain
at
the
secretary
«d
state
’
s
office.
The
tents
of
the
barrel
shot
into
them.
For
­
c nnfv. <>r<g-»n. Administrnt<»r of th* E -•
remain in Tillamook only a short time. *
We
do
not
share
yet
with
the
growing
'
amount
exjccted
to
lx
raised
has
not
tate
of
NEHALEM
i i TT deceamd, all
sec. 30 tp. 1 S. R 10 W
tunately the charge passed between two
having t’LAIMM against the at id
An Arkansas editor, who read that a of them and went with a crash through 1 yet loeen made public. The increase in Jan. 7 —John Weber to Dan Murphy, fear of the loggers for a lack of freshets
E-iatr, ar<- hereby notified to present the
lady of New York “I neadsbread with her
necessary to float their logs to market »am«*,
franchise.
Mr. Wilson’s windows, which naturally this year's levy’ over that of last year is
du’y verified to me within sit
this
winter.
Out
of
six
or
seven
high
gloves on,” re narks; “We need bread with
rnontli« from tbedat»- hereof, at then flics
Jan.
7.
—
Tillamook
Building
and
Land
due to unexpected items in the general
scared tho « in the house.
water records in the past thirty three j cars of Hundley A Handley, at Tililamuok,
our pants on; we need bread with our
Association to Samuel Downs, W.
• iregon.
No sadder or more imp-essire scene nppropriation bills passed at the specml
in this country, two of them occurred in
boots on, and if our subscribers who are
Dated tl»i-dav. January 12b. I«».
lots
6
of
block
1
town
of
Lincoln
in
•
session
of
the
legislature,
including
641.-
ever took place in Astoria than the fun­
H amby M itimbll . Adiuiniatrator*
the month of Feb., and the writer has
in arrears don’t soon pay i p we shall
Tillamook City.
erals of the late Sheriff Williams and I 0 >0 for the legislature of 1897, which
I
need bread without anything on.**
I