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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
$1.50 per year.
APRIL 13th, 1899.
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CHAS. I. CLOUGH, The Reliable Druggist
Has added to his Stock of Druggist Sundries a Full Line of
» KODAKS 5P and U CAMERAS.
Photographic Supplies to be used in connecticn with them, including Plates, Card Board, Printing Paper, etc., etc,
I have the agency for the famous VIVES, QUICK SHOT and.RAY FED CAMERAS, ranging in price from $2.50 upwards.
Call in and examine
their fine working points. All information will be cheerfully given.
Bring your Prescriptions and Family Recipies of all Kinds to Clough, where you always get just
what they call for and always of the Purest Quality.
Druggist <S Pharmacist.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
Deutsche Apotheke
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TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
County Clerk Mason issued marriage the $1.25 tax, which will cost fifty cents were met at the wharf by a large dele­
to the time of going to press to dispose
CIRCUIT COURT.
licenses to William Crawford to wed or more to collect ?
of the cases in this department, there
gation of United Workmen and Wood,
Up to date millinery at Mrs. Sttir. Katie Brannersreuther ; and Frank L.
Mr. George Fernside was in from Ne­ men of the World who escorted the re Little Nestucca Damage Appeal being 25 cases 011 the docket.
geon's.
• Owens to wed Eva Nelson.
was Thrown Out.
mains to the cemetery, where the mem­
halem this week.
Mr. John Barker returned to the city
C. E. Whitney & Co. of San Francisco,
Mr. C. B. Hadley opened his new sa­ Married on Wednesday, in the parlors bers of Star Lodge, A.O.U.W., conducted
The circuit court convened on Monday,
on Tuesday.
loon building on Monday, which is of the Tillamook hotel, by Rev. W. Roeh. the burial service according to the ritual with Judge George H. Hurtielt on the have contracted for the entire output of
Nails retailed at 4 cents a pound at elegantly filled up and at night is mer, Mr. William Crawford to Miss of their order, ’lie Woodmen giving camp bench. Those summoned to served as the Coos Bay Creamery Company. The
honors at its close. The deceased was a jurymen answered to their names und output of butter from now to August 1
Cohn & Co’s.
• illuminated with forty electric burners.
Katie Brannersreuther.
member
of Industry Lodge, No. 8, the grand jury was drawn as follows : will be canned for the Alaska trade, and
The
members
of
the
Christian
En-
Mr. W. R. Robedee while in the city
We are glad to hear that it is an assur­
deaver, belonging to Christian church, ed fact that the tug Robarts is to be sta­ A.O.U.W., Portland; Camp No. 107, A. M. Hare, foreman, Maurice I-each, J. it is estimated that the amount manu­
gave us a friendly call.
factured up to August 1 will exceed 100,-
Woodmen of the World, Portland, also
The hose company meets for business had a pleasant social gathering at the tioned in Tillamook for towing purposes a Redman and a Veteran fireman. Be­ B. Delsman, W. Kimball, J. H. Nolan, J. 000 pounds. The number of cheese con­
K.
Craven
and
C.
Christensen.
After
the
residence
of
Mrs.
J.
P.
Todd
on
Friday
this evening at the city hall.
I and is to remain here. The tug left Flor- sides his mother and two children, he
judge had charged the grand jury he tracted for is 1500, and the net weight
evening.
! enee 011 Saturday. Captain Johnson is leaves a brother, David Terwilliger, a
Mr. W. C. King camein from Sand Lake
disposed of the following cases, which will be about 5000 pounds.
Commissioner
C.
Ray
was
in
the
city
a first class bar man, having had eight merchant of Walla Walla. The deceased
with his daughter, Miss Zoe.
did not take long to do, after which he
again this week making arrangements years experience in that line, with no
The fishing season commences on April
realized that he was dying, and with the
Call cn Mrs. Sturgeon this week and
with the county judge to get the portable accident or bad break against his record retention of his faculties to the last, his discharged the jury. The grand jury ex­ 15, and the fishermen on the Columbia
inspect hernew Spring designs.
•
amined
only
two
witnesses.
saw mill in operation in the south part for towing or passing in or out over the end was that of peace as he passed to the
river have about finished the work of
Schillings Best Baking Powder reduced of the county.
D epartment N o . 1.
bars. The Robarts is in firstclass condi-1 mysteries of the great hereafter. His
placing their gear in condition. While
to 40 cents a pound at Cohn & Co’s. *
M F. Johnson, plaintiff, vs. W.A. Bnt- present indications are that many will
Miss Mamie Means was elected teacher tion, and will fully fill the bill doing the sorrowing mother, family and relatives
ler, defendant. Daly& Hayter, attorneys. not immediately begin fishing, the pros-
Born, on Wednesday, to the wife of to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna­ towing for Tillamook, Nehalem, Netarts
have the heartfelt sympathy of the com.
Continued.
Rev. C. Le Masters, a son, stillborn.
pects for an early run is good, and fish­
tion of Mrs. M. E. Davies in the pyblic and Hobsonville mills.
| munity.
Nels Thompson, plaintiff, vs. J P. ermen anticipate a lively year. Condi­
Dr. Wise will be at his office about school, who will leave this city for We understand a corporation is to be
Allen and Nellie Allen, defendants. W.J. tions up to the present time make it
PROSPEROUS FARMERS
May 1st, to remain as long as kept Eastern Oregon.
I formed at Bay City, to be called the Ore-I
May, attorney. Sale confirmed.
appear probable that the gill net ters will
busy.
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gon
Electric
Lumber
Company.
The
!
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in
F. Born, plaintiff, vs. Hunple & reap the greatest harvest this year.
Attorney M.J.McMahon, ofPortland,is Bailey's building, where he is prepared to j company will set their saw mi'.ls in the Supplied the Creamery Company
Wheeler, defendants, W. II. Cooper for
with 2,315,771 Pounds of Milk.
in the city waiting fof- J udge Boise to hold do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well , timber and operate them by electricity,
plaintiff. Action for money. Settled.
W hatever may be said to the con­
court.
as fixturesandfittingsneatly done. Work using the water power from the numer­ The Tillamook Creamery Company
K. W. Fisher, plaintiff, vs William trary, we are unalterably of the opinion
ous
rivers
and
streams,
which
are
pienti-
came
in
for
its
share
of
patronage
last
Geo. W. Phelps, the Netarts storekeeper, guaranteed first class.
Scisel and Emma Scisel, defendants. that a postal savings bank system should
will pay you the market price for eggs Dr. James Wiley, who graduated at the fui in this county, to generate the elec- year, being one of the baker’s dozen of Action for money. W. J. May for plain
be adopted in the United States, for it
tricity.
Lumber
flumes
will
be
con-
creameries
operatingin
this
county.
The
and hides.
* state medical college, came out from
tiff. Judgment by default.
encourages thrift. It is strange that so
struted
from
the
saw
mills
to
Bay
City,
j
patrons
of
this
creamery
have
reason
to
Mr. J. E. Tuttle left this morning for Portland on Monday on a visit to his
Chas. B. Willits, plaintiff, vs. E. H. many leading newspapers oppose its in­
and the lumber, directly it is cut, will be j be proud that their products have been
Nehalem to fix the telephone line in that parents. He has accepted a position in
handled so successful and in a conserva­ Conner, defendant. Action for money. troduction because they claim it is a
flumed
to
that
point.
The
logging
in
the Good Samaritan hospital.
part of the county.
populist theory, yet postal savings banks
the vicinity of the mill will also be done tive, business manner, reflecting credit W. [. May for plaintiff. Settled.
E. G. E. Wist, plaintiff, vs. Wm. Finley have been national institutions in some of
Dr. Hawke has rented roomsover J. A.
A small dairy farm for sale on Wilson by electricity.
upon the creamery and a source of income
Todd & Co.’s store, and will have his river ; 20 acres; all bottom land; all in
for the patrons. Every year shows that and Florence Finley, defendants. Action thecourtriesin Europeand England years
office there in future.
pasture. Well improved, good house Mr. T. S. Townsend has made satis, this county is forgeing ahead in the manu­ for money, W. J. May for plaintiff. Set- before populism was ever thought of in
factory arrangements with the Astoria
this country. We arc glad to note that
Rev. R. H. Dollarhide has been re- and barn. Can keep 8 cows.—Place l'i Push Club to erect and operate a cream­ facture of butter and cheese—and with tied.
State of Oregon vs. Win. Tatton. quite a number of influential republican
butter and cheese for pureness, richness
appointed to the Tillamook district by miles from town.
ery in that city. During his talk to the
Selling lieer without license to W. Ten newspapers are advocating the adoption
Inquire of, J ohn T horall . *
the Free Methodists.
Push Club, the Astorian says Mr. Towns­ and superior quality aftey it is manufac­ Eyck. Continued from last term, was of the system. Nothing will tend to
tured
it
is
second
to
none
in
Oregon.
The
Justice T. H. Govne’s six year old dau­ "Don’t you know Lisk ?” Well, he's the end told many interesting stories of pros­
again continued.
create a spirit of thrift amongst the work­
ghter, Mabel, fell on Wednesday and genius who manufactures tinware that perity in Tillamook comity. Hesaid ’’Be­ milk received at the Tillamook creamery
State of Oregon vs. C. Oskalwis. ing classes more than a postal savings
during
the
year
1898
amounted
to
will
not
rust.
Mr.
J.
E.
Tuttle
is
the
sole
broke her collar bone.
fore the people down there took up with
2,315,771 pounds, which yielded 91,931 Lewd and lascivious cohabitation. Con­ bank system. This is a well demonstrat­
The milk cans sold by Cohn & Co’s, are agent in Tillamook, and has just received dairying money was very scarce ; there pounds of butter fat. When manufac­ tinued from last term, was again con­ ed fact by the countries which have
a
arge
consignment
of
these
goods,
in
­
were no roads, and about all the farms
acknowledged by dairy-men to be the
tinued.
adopted the system.
cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and were mortgaged. The first creamery tured this produced 17,34-8 pounds of State of Oregon vs. F. Martin. S. L.
best in town for the money.
butter
and
192,512
lbs.
of
cheese,
which
tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the was established seven years ago. Now
T illamook city has grown large
San Francisco leads the fashion, All
netted the patrons the snug sum of Hayden and W. J. May, attorneys.
tinware line.
Tillamook has good roads and money is
the latest styles direct from there display­
$18,615 20, averaging the butter fat at Selling liquor without license. This case enough to warrant the introduction of a
The portable saw mill for the county plentiful—so plentiful, in fact, that a
ed at Mrs. Sturgeon’s this week.
an average during the entire year at 20 was continued from the previous term. public library. This is one of the many
arrived on the last boat and the work of leading banker of the town complains
cents
and 3 mills per pound. This makes District Attorney Hayden moved that educators where citizens with studious
The steamer Luella left Hobsonville on planking the county roads of this
that he cannot loan his money."
a good showing for the Tillamook the case be dismissed on the grounds that turns of mind can procure much useful
Sunday for San Francisco and can lie ex­ county will soon commence. No doubt
Joseph M. Terwilliger, who had been creamery, and sjieaks volumes for the in­ he was doubtful whether he could con­ information and pleasure at a nominal
pected back the first part of next week.
considerable volunteer work will be on a visit to his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
tegrity and industry of the officers and vict Martin, who had forfeited his bail, cost. A public library is always a useful
Now is the time to have your pianos or done on the roads this year by farmers
Smith,
wife
of
Mr.
L.
C.
Smith,
at
Bay
managers of the eompany in bringing and holding the jury over another day institution in any city and a pretty good
organs tuned or repaired, as I will leave where the mill is located from time to
View,
since
the
2nd
of
January,
died
on
about
such satisfactory results, as well would put the county to the expense of index of public enterprise, and when judi­
Tillamook June 1.—F. C. S hanahan . * time cutting out the plank.
Thursday evening of consumption, sup­ as to the industry of Tillamook farmers one hundred dollars, and considering all I ciously managed always turn out a suc­
Mr. and Mrs. W. Olsen left on the There was some little complaint heard posed to have been contracted from his who making dairying profitable, We lie­ these things he asked the judge to dis­ cess. Here, principally, lies the trouble
steamer Luella on Monday for San about holding two terms of court, but wife, who died of that dread disease lieve this average stands second to none miss the case, which he did.
in sustaining public libraries in our small
Francisco, to be gone about three weeks. because the docket was light it should about four years ago in the citv of Port- in the county, and surely the directors in
K. Bailes, claimant and appellant, vs. cities. It ap|>cars to us if the fraternal
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. will pay be taken as a good sign that the citi­ land. The deceased was born in Lexing­ their untiring effort for the good of the Tillamook County, defendant and re­ orders of the state took this matter in
$1.02 on the dollar for county war­ zens of this county are law abiding. ton, Missouri, on the 29th Octolier, organization deserve great credit, and spondent. Appeal from County Court • hand it wotdd redound to their honor
rants in lumber, or will trade lumber This county is entitled to two terms of 1862, and came to Portland in 1872, with as good a prospect for the coming T. H. Goyne and A. W. Severance attor­ and create not only a greater fraternal
for hay or oats.
court each year, but one judge to dis- where he was well known. He was a season it stands to reason that the out­ neys for claimant. This case grew out spirit amongst the different orders, but
It was with regret we heard of the pose of the whole business is quite suf- butcher and conducted a butcher shop look in the dairying business, creameries of the county court ordering a county it would bring them into closer touch
drowning of Fish Commissioner Mc- ficient. And why cannot this be ar- on First street for several years, where and cheese factories of Tillamook county road opened at Little Nestucca, the par-| wi*h the general public. It can l>e seen
he did a large business. For about never looked brighter. An institution ties through whose farms the survey for ' there is a reading public in this city by
Guir, whom the editor was personally ranged ?
three years he was a councilman of the like the Tillamook creamery is deserving the new road run claim they are damaged | the number of persons who regularly j»e-
the
acquainted with.
T he only person who will get on
city
of Portland. He married, nine years of all the cO-operation the farmers can and sought to recover, and failing to re- ‘ ruse the daily newsp<i|>ers and other
It is requested that members of the bicycle track in Tillamook county for a
cover from the county court ap|M*alcd to literature which can be found in the
I.O.O.F. attend the regular meeting on number of years to come will be the ago. -Miss Minnie Maher, and leaves two give it, for it is to their own benefit that the circuit court. Judge Burnett dis­ hotels. If we had a Standard Oil Com­
children,
a
girl
and
a
boy.
He
had
been
they
should
do
so.
bicycle
tax
collector.
It
was
all
foolish
­
Tuesday next, when business of import­
miss the appeal on the ground that the pany magnate or a Carnegie in our midst
ness toever include a county like thisin a in the habit of making frequent visits to
ance will have to be attended to.
claim did not specify what land was to endow a public library we might soon
this county, and was favorably spoken
8hotes for Sale
bill
taxing
bicycles,
and
as
it
is
generally
Mr. C. A. Bailey returned to the city-
expect one, but unfortunately—or fortu­
damaged.
of. The remains were brought by boat
on Friday. He missed the steamer at conceded that the bill is unconstitutional, to this city on Sunday morning for Louis Fleck, of Hebo, has a numlier of
D epartment N o . 2.
nately, jierhaps, some will say—we have
Astoria by one hour, and took shanks would it not be advisable for the county burial in the Oddfellow s cemetery, and shotes for sale.
Judge Boise failed to reach the city up
court
to
make
haste
slowly
in
collecting
pony and hoofed it over from Astoria.
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Prices
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THIS IS JUST THE RIND OF STOCK WE AIM TO CARRY
For the very latest
thing
in
NECK
WEAR call on us.
We have the largest
stock we have yet
received
most country stores, but GOOD GOODS that will
Not the cheap shoddy goods
give satisfaction to the purchasers, ARE THE BEST TO SELL.
o U r
spring
PURCHASES,
Was made with these facts in view, and every article bought is OF THE VERY BEST that could be
had for the money.
In Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods
r.
We have the latest styles and largest stock to select from.
t
___ Fiour and Feed, we have anything you want, and are selling the best grades at the
In Groce ,
Call and see us and be convinced,
same prices.
a
lllamook
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