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TILLAMOOK,
OREGON,
MAY 18th,
1899
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RlTlOD piipirirv flowers blooming—all signs of spring. With me one of the surest signs is the number of Bottles of OREGON
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an ones the digestive organs. That is what it is made for, and when you have rich red blood coursing through your veins your appe-
i e is good, your digestion is sound and you are sure to feel strong and vigorous. Oregon Blood Purifier is honestly made of the finest
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Druggist and Pharmacist,
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Dr. W. Ta tom, the painless dentist, is I the public school will take part in the having been determined upon Mr. Cohn
Buggy for Sale.
Pepper, Salt and Sauer Kraut.
at the Allen house.
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program, and the speakers will lie Mayor received three of the votes cast, the
See Dr. Wise about your dental work. • i
Edgar Latimer will be the next shaver
For sale, a Buggy, as good as new.—
J At the meeting of the Endeavorers at B. L. Eddy, Messrs. Claude Thayer, W. other being a blank.
who will want to borrow a monkey Apply to A. Letcher.
Dr. Wise extracts teeth without pain. j the Christian church on Sunday Mrs. Le H. Cooper and T. H. Goyne and Rev. F.
Plans and specifications have been re­ wrench by the way he shot off his bassoon
Get prices on dental work from Dr. Masters and Mr. J. Bromley were elected N. Neff.
ceived in this city of the combination about it.
Wood Saw for Sale.
Wise.
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delegates to the annual convention.
Out of the twelve applicants who took snag puller and pile driver to be built by
The marshal’s night cap extinguisher
A wood saw for sale, in good condition.
Born, to the wife of W. Steinmetz, on
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in the teachers’ examination for certificates, contract for the government to be used
Tuesday, a son.
Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to I eleven of them passed, which, consider­ in the improvement of Tillamook bay and on the dance at midnight on Saturday Lately brought from Portland.—Nick
Siner, Tillamook.
Dr. Wise will leave for Portland in j do a11 kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well ing that several were under the age of 17 Hoquarton slough. The hull of the scow failed to work.
Say, Barnard, when you have another
about two weeks.
as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work i years and pupils in the public school and will be rectangular in plan and 70 feet
Bids for Wood.
| the academy, is a good showing and long by 30 feet wide on the deck, and Sunday dedication of a new building lay
Dr. Wise is neat, clean, careful and up Kuaranteed first class,
i speaks well for the training the rising about 4 feet deep. The sides and one end I in a bigger stock of the critter and invite
Bailey
’
s
implement
warehouse
is
well
Sealed
bids
will be received at the Tilla­
to date in dentistry.
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| stocked with all kinds of farm implements, generation is receiving in this city. The ' will be vertical, while the other end will the whole city.
mook Creamery Company for the deliv­
For a nobby, up to date dress shoe, go
’ result of the examination is as follows _• be built with a curved rake. A house
Joe, finding arrests in our peaceful city ery of 50 cords of four-foot Alder or Hem­
to J. A. Todd & Co.’s.
* j besides buggies, hacks, harness, etc. He Grade.
Per cent. 20 by 20 feet and 10 feet high will be kind of monotonous, and to keep his hand lock, to lie sawed in two foot lengthsand
is making a specialty of the Plano chain
1st —Susie Judd, Tillamook
90.6 | built on the deck to shelter the hoisting in practice, arrested and ran in a saddle
Mrs. Henry Aiderman left Wednesday I mower. Give him a call.
to be delivered in wood shed of said com­
2nd—Ella Aiderman, Netarts .... 84
to visit friends in Portland.
pany, ten cords to be delivered before
3rd—Theresa Croneii, Nehalem.. 86.7 engine and provide quarters for the crew. horse Monday.
Before the post office authorities will
Mr. J. M. Harrison was in the city on change'themaFfschedulefrom N^
3rd—Pearl White, Tillamook ... 86.5 Near the forward end a boom derrick will
The boys who fail to put in an apjiear- July 1st and balance before October 1st.
3rd—Bessie Hunt
,.
86
Wednesday from Ocean Beach.
hin to thjs city t|)ey re(|ujre a
be built with four stiff logs, and mast ance at the business meetings of the hose Wood to be measured at the creamery.
3rd—Bessie Smith, Amity.......... 84.6
about 40 feet high, with boom 60 feet company in future will have to go down Bids will be received until June 1st, 1899.
All dental work done by Dr. Wise is j from the citizens besides those from the
3rd —De F. Severance, Tillamook 82
long. At the stern a pile driver derrick in their jeans. This is the president’s
3rd—Catherine Hiner,
warranted to be as represented.
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3rd—Selma Allen,
81
will lie built with gins about 40 feet high edict.
A Sheriff’s Warning.
Mr. J. McNamer was over from Forest petition is now being circulated.
3rd—Bella Watt.
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above the deck. Bid will be received up I Now wasn’t it mean of those mother­
Grove and returned this morning.
To
all
bicycle owners : Section 5 of the
Rev. C. G. Le Masters, president of the
3rd—Nettie McKinley,
79
to the 24th, and two months after the less pups to turn up their toes after so
bicycle law reads as follows, to wit:
Mr. Tuttle’s cow fell into a cesspool at state Christian Endeavor Union, left on
Now that road supervisors have to be contract is let the scow is to be delivered much care and attention paid them by
The absence of the proper tag from any
Tuesday to attend theannualconvention
the back of his house and was killed.
elected by popular vote, will the board of at this city.
i their foster parents. “The nasty lit tie bicycle shall be considered prima facia
I keep 2 I’s on U, for 1 C U all buy your I of that organization in Portland next county commissioners have to redistrict
evidence that the tax has not been paid;
Mr. Theo. Steinhillier was down at the I things.”
lumber of the Tillamook Lumbering Co.* week. Mrs. Le Masters left bv the stage the county into its original road dis­
it shall be the clutv of any and all peace
Sand Spit on Friday to see what damage
“Governor” Bowers had our sympathy officers, deputy sheriffs and bicycle tax
this morning to attend the convention.
tricts ? We hope not, for we do not con­
A full line of ladies’, gent.’s and chil-1
collectors
to seize and safely hold all such
I
at
the
social
when
the
young
ladies
were
the
earthquake
or
upheaval
had
done
to
The syndicate of mail contractors who sider it economical from a financial stand­
dren’s rubbers received at J. A. Todd &
his fine summer resort down there.
He . serving supper. He wanted hot cakes bicycles until the levied tax and $1 addi
contracted
to
carry
the
mail
twice
a
point to have a multiplication of road
tional has been paid, as a fine for such
Cos.
week between Barnegat and this city for supervisors. If there was a large amount found every indication of earthquake, but and couldn’t get them, The wonder was non payment.
Use the Boston Team Collar. They are
did
not
make
much
investion
how
far
it
he
did
not
call
for
all
the
books
in
the
$228, failed to put in an appearance on of money available and a great deal of
The above law will be fully enforced,
the best. You will find them at the har­
and any jierson found riding a wheel after
Monday, and Postmaster Severance gave road work to be done then it would be extended, only in the neighborhood of his library atone time,
ness shop.
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the mail to Bert Biggs to carry at the different. Too many bosses to spend a i own place, and in addition to what we
The city dads were not in the right the 15th day of June without the proper
reported last week Mr. Steinhilber found
A car load of trunks, valises and shoes rate of $360 per annum.
mood Monday night to discuss the ques- tag will be dealt with in accordance with
small amount of money judiciously is a
his
house
had
been
moved
about
eighteen
was received by J. A. Todd & Co. on the
“Don’t you know Lisk ?’’ Well, he's the hard problem, especially when every part feet, that there was anunheaval of earth, tion of allowing cyclists to ride on the said section 5, as I have absolutely no
Harrison.
genius who manufactures tinware that of the county has the bad road fever. and on the Leach rocks were thrown up sidewalks in the residence portion of the discretion in the matter.
H. H. A i . derman , Sheriff.
The county court has appointed Frank will not rust. Mr. J. E. Tuttle is the sole Tillamook county only followed in the
city, for the all-absoring question was
in a pile from eight to ten feet. When it
By B. C. L amii , bicycle tax collector
Ekroth as the administrator to the estate agent in.Tillamook, and has just received | footsteps of other counties in reducing
ho was going to be the new council-
occurred or what caused it is a mystery.
for Tillamook county.
of Eric Peterson.
a arge consignment of these goods, in­ the number of road supervisors, and we The late evangelist told two of our attor­ tnan ?”
think
it
would
be
a
move
in
the
wrong
There
was
some
talk
recently
of
organ
­
Cohn & Co. had the largest stock of cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and
neys he was raising the devil here, and
Real Estate Transfers.
crockery on the Harrison ever shipped to tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the | direction to increase them now the board it looks as though something or some­ izing a board of trade, but for some cause
of county commissioners have started in
mum
is
the
word
in
regard
to
it.
We
do
this city. Call in a see it.
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tinware line.
May 10—C. Thornton to A. and N. M.
body has been raising the devil down at
A number of the lady friends of the with a portable saw mill to plank the the Sand Spit. Later reports from the not see why this cit> should not have a i
Harris, 48 Va acres more or less in
letters uncalled for at the post office
Trask I). L. C. in Tillamook Co.
are for Miss Mae Chandler, Hank Sher­ band boys gave them a surprise on Tues-1 i county roads.
Sand Spit say the land for about a mile push club as well as other places to keep
day evening while they were practising. , A city council meeting was held Mon­ back continues to move toward the | a sharp look out for the general good of' May 11—N. M. and M. N. Stillwell to
wood and Mrs. D. F. Gallagher.
day evening, and the only business trans- 1 beach, it having already moved in that | the city.
J. S. Lamar, 1-7 interest tract in sec.
It is stated that more land is being Thev served sandwiches, cake and coffee
acted was that of filling a vacancy caused direction 70 feet.
30, tp. 1, S. R. 9 W. in Tillamook Co.
and
the
boys
kept
their
visitors
enter
­
Surely the selection of a councilman
cleared up this year in Tillamook county
May 11—Executor of E. J. Smith to J S.
tained with plenty of music. This shows by Councilman J. Jones allowing his seat
ought
not
to
have
l»een
narrowed
down
,
than in any three years previous.
In the matter of constructing roads for
Lamar, ditto.
the ladies appreciate the efforts of the to become vacant through non-attend­
Tillamook county the board of county to whether a certain street would be I
Just recei ved, a large assort men t of flies,
ance.
When
the
matter
came
up
the
pre
boys to make a nice band.
graveled or not. If the citv dads use good I May 11—Rhoda Johnson toj. S. Lamar
commissioners
has
taken
a
new
’
depar
­
angler’s wings, tapened silk line, etc.
i sident, Dr. C. E. Hawke and Councilmen
ditto.
The entertainment given on Wednesday
ture from the system carried out in pre­ judgment, and there is no reason to doubt
Come and see them at the harness shop.*
L. Hiner and L. Olsen were present. The
May 11—M. E. and J. F. Sanders to J. S.
but
what
they
will,
the
work
commenced
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evening by the young ladies of the Chris­
vious years. It does not require any de-;
I latter proposed Mr. A. J. Cohn, but did
Lamar, ditto.
A marriage license was granted Tues­
on this road by the late council should lie I
monstration to prove the fact that some
tian Endeavor of the Christian church in not receive a seconder.
Councilman
May 11—Joyce B. and Ray M. Quick to
day to Samuel C. Tomlinson, aged 62
completed.
Todd’s hall was well attended and the pro. Hiner then moved that they elect a coun­ I of the roads during the winter are impass- ,
J. S. Lamar, ditto.
years, and Haney J. Burdick, aged 50
gram was nicely carried out, which in­ cilman by ballot, and meeting the same able and impossible to fix with the ma- | Apropos of the make up of the “Com­ May 11—Guardians of F. M. and M. V.
years.
cluded "The Peak Sisters from Alaska" fate as the previous motion, caused a terial near at hand, but to obviate this municated” editorial in our contemporary
Davidson to J. S. Lamar, ditto.
Rev. E. T. Allen, who will have charge and a “Library social.’’ Altogether the
state of affairs the county officials deter, last week puts us in mind of the ginned
deadlock. The president made some re­
May 11—J. H. Nolan to C. Thornton,
of the Presbyterian church in this county evening was pleasantly enjoyed.
mined to try plank roads, buying a port­ up Arkansas printer who got a mar­
lots 1 and 2 in block 23 Thayer’s add
marks, mentioning Messrs. Imbler and
for the next four months, will arrive here
able saw mill to saw out its own lumber. riage notice and a local advertisement
to Tillamook city.
The Second Oregon Volunteers should Monroe also as candidates, but did not
mixed
up
so
that
it
read
as
follows:
next week.
Last week the mill was set working on
May 11—J. IL Nolan to C. Thorton, lots
be brought direct from Manila to Pori - help matters, so it was passed over and
Do you need a trunk to put away your land and mustered out in that city. We the council then proceed with a few minor the south side of Fossil creek, with a crew j “John Brown and Ida Gray were united
1 and 2 in block 23 Thayer’s add. to
in
the
holy
Bauer
kraut
by
the
quart
or
'
of
18
men
for
all
purposes.
Ou
Monday
:
l>est clothes, then go to J. A. Todd & Co., Webfooters should have the honor of mattes and was about to adjourn,when
Tillamook city.
barrel.
Mr.
Brown
is
a
well
known
they have them $2.65 to $1.50, valises being the first to welcome home our Councilman Tuttle bobbed up and the . alniut half a mile of plank road had lieen j
May 13—C. E. Reynolds to J. S. Lamar,
I put down, and it is expected that every voung codfish at 10 per pound, while the
40c. to $6.
1 7 interest in one acre more or less in
brave boys to their native state, and it president immediately referred back to
ten days’ work will added about a mile to bride, Miss Gray, has some nice pigs’ feet
set. 30 tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
Turning of all kinds, brackets, mold­ will be a bitter disappointment to the unfinished business. Mr. Tuttle had no it. In a few’ years where the roads are which will lie sold cheap ’’
May 16—A. T. Bliss to A. W. White,
ings, butter boxes, crates, and, in fact, citizens of Oregon if they are not granted objection to Mr. Cohn, only that he did | now impassable they w ill be planked, and
1 not like so many councilmen bunched up
various tracts containing 3680 acres
all kinds of work promptly done at the this privilege.
this will enable the farmers to haul their |
Cream Separators for Sale.
in Tillamook city.
Tillamook Lumbering Co.’s mill.
Arrangements thus far made for Mem­ in one vicinity. Councilman Hiner seeing | products to market any time of the year.
May 16—W. Barker to A. Williams, quit
that two councilmen were in favor of Mr.
The steamer Harrison crossed in over orial day bvthe G.A.R. is a procession to Cohn moved that he l>e elected, and this The county is paying the men $1.25 per
For sale, two new Cream Separators.
claim deed lot 4 in block 11, Cohn &
the bar on Saturday and came up to the the cemetery at one o'clock for the pur­ lacing promptly seconded bv Councilman | day with board, and thus far it is cost- ' Capacity from 306 to 42ft pounds. En­
McCoy’s add to Bay City.
pose of decorating the graves. In the
ing
about
$3
per
thousand
for
the
lurn-
city on Sunday. She left again yester-
quire of E. G. E. Wist, Tillamook hotel, May 16—Administrator of J. E. Barker
evening, at seven o'clock, exercises will Tuttle, another delay as to how the city ! ber.
: Tillamook, Oregon.
d ty for Hobsonville, Captain Schrader
to A. Williams, ditto.
b held at the opera house. Pupils from dads should vote ensued. The ballot
t iking the Elmore to Astoria this trip.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
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J A TODD & Co., Clothiers, Furnishers, Grocers
NEW SHOE STOCK.
Take Notice
Look up your account with
ns anl see if it is 30 days old. If
so come in and settle it. That
is our time limit, and we need
t’ e noney.
CUMTUX.
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Our New Stock of Shoes is arriving, and consists of everything that is Substantial, Durable and Stylish.
But with all the invoices arriving it is hard for us to keep stocked up, for the Shoes go so fast.
Come
early and get first choice.
Fine line
Made to order by Buckingham & Hecht arrived this week.
LADIES’ SHCUS, B., 0., D. and E. widths.
GENT.’S SHOES—Black and Tan.
LEADERS
z
z
are still leaders in
CLOTHING, HATS, SHORS
and FURNISHING GOODS.
Our sales arc increasing wonder­
fully. The goods we sell speak
for themselves. Our Grocery
Trade is climbing right up the
ladder. We have the freshest
stock and deliver anywhere in
the city. Ix-ave your orders with
us and let us save you money.
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