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JUNE 29th, 1899
LIFE !
Is sometimes wrapped in a small bottle,
door was closed against death by a single bottle of medicine.
Doubtless there have been times in your experience when you were convinced that the
Isn’t it important, therefore, with such serious matters to be sure ot you druggist ?
I don’t brag
„ of an elaborate “checking
--------- D ” system. Every’druggist should check prescriptions carefully.
on the quality of my drugs and the careful way in which I prepare my medicines.
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To make 18 carot gold you must have a certain amount of gold.
weights and measures.
I guide myself just as much
To be truly accurate in compounding medicines is more than
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TIbUAMOOK
OREGON
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Subscriptions to the Fourth of July j Iii the matter of C. B. Handley, plain, over the knuckles in Tuesday’s paper for ( health. She was tenderly and lovingly I Volunteers Will Be Enlisted.
celebration are now due and payable to j tiffin error, vs. Tillamook City, defen­ making a false statement in regard to eared for by the Sisters at the academy
C hicago . June 29.—A Washington
Mr. A. J. Cohn, chairman of the com­ !dant in error, Judge Boise reversed the that able newspaper. We suppose, how­ until death came. Sister Timothy was 1
White silk at Sturgeon’s.
dispatch to the Tribune says: As a re­
mittee.
expecting it, her work was done, and with
I
decision
of
the
recorder
’
s
court
on
the
ever,
our
contemporary
will
continue
to
Fine class of fireworks at Shanahan’s.
sult of a conference between the presi­
The court house is to receive a new I ground that the complaint was insuffi- fill its mission in Tillamook county and a happy expression and peaceful con­ dent and Secretary Alger this afternoon,
Hose company meets this evening for
city —that of a born blusterer and chronic scientiousness she passed quietly away. '
dress, and Fred Sappington is the artist cent.
it has been decided to begin the enlist­
business.
who will manipulate the paints and I Although there are but few Tillamook ranter.
ment of volunteers for two years for ser­
Programme for the Fourth.
Skyrockets! And all kinds of fireworks brushes.
While coming over the Wilson river
■ boys with the Oregon volunteers, cannot
vice in th^Philippines. Orders to recruit­
at Lamb’s.
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The Fourth of July in Tillamook City
Mr. Howard Edmunds returned home some kind of reception be arranged in road with two light wagons on Friday
ing officers to this effect will bn #ent out
The latest styles in millinery at Mrs. on Thursday night from Forest Grove, ' their home county to show our appre­ the Clow family met with an accident. will be fitting observed on Tuesday next, tomorrow. It is ¡ imposed to arm and
sturgeon’s.
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where he has been attending the Pacific ciation of their heroism and to welcome When near the zigzag one of the wagons, arrangements for the celebration being equip at once three I rlgades. or about
containing the driver, three young wo­ practically completed, and all that re­ 19,000, and continue the work until the
Born, to the wife of Mr. Asa Wells, on university.
(them back to Tillamook ?
mains to make it a success is for Old Sol whole 35,000 men authorized by law are
Saturday.a son.
Articles have been drawn up incorpor­ men and part of their show paraphernalia
Mr. A. H. Harris is back from Sump­
to participate in the national holiday. secured.
The steamer Harrison was expected to ter, where he has a position in a jeweler’s ating the Presbyterian church, with the in trunks, drawn by a pair of mules,
Should that luminary sulk behind the |
tumbled
over
and
went
down
the
bank
leave Astoria to-day.
store, and will return there about the trustees as incorporators. Preparations
There will be no call upon the states.
three hundred feet, smashing up things rain clouds, peculiarly common to this I The regiments will be organized as Unit­
are
being
made
to
erect
the
church
this
1st
of
August.
Bunting in all patterns reduced to 5c.
county,
it
will
be
a
great
disappointment,
considerably. It is a wonder none of
ed States volunteers.
Officers will be
a yard at Cohn & Co.'s.
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The schooner Convenze came in Tues 1 summer, the plans having been agreed
them were killed. It took them five hours for this above all other years, on account appointed by the president and assigned
upon
by
the
building
committee.
day
to
load
lumber
at
the
Pacific
Lumber
Dr. Wise will be at his office in Tilla.
to get the wagon and things to the road of our late unpleasantness with Spain to regiment without regard to state lines
Mr. Lorenzo D. Knight, of this city
Co.’8 uii 11 and sails this evening with
mook on the 7th of July.
and the difficulties confronting Uncle
again.
The maximum of the regular army of
has been grafted a pension of $6 per
Sam in the Philippine Islands, is a time
Mr. J. E. Tuttle left Wednesday on a 110,000 feet.
Frank
Reynolds
fell
from
a
wharf
at
05,000 men has l>eeii secured, and uow
month.
It
was
through
the
efforts
of
for patriotic demonstrations and rejoic­
A coat of paint beautifies your home
business trip to Portland.
Congressman Tongue, who is a particu­ Bay City on Tuesday and broke his right ing, which the citizens of Tillamook city enlistments will be for the provisional
and
adds
to
the
value
of
your
property.
Mr J. H. Jackson returned to the city
leg. He went on the wharf to see how
army to make up the total strength of
and county are never backward in parti­
See H. Gessner if you want painting or lar friend of the old soldiers that Mr.
Thursday from a visit to Portland.
the tide was, and stepping on the end of
100,000 men. General Otis has 29,300
Knight
secured
his
pension.
cipating in. The attractions on Tuesday
paper hanging.
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one of the planks, it tipped up, and befell
men on the ground, or under orders, and
Everybody come to Tillamook city on
Shanahan's is the place for fireworks.*
are varied and will afford plenty of en­
If
you
want
good
shoes
—
shoes
suitable
twenty feet below with considerable force
volunteers will be rushed to him until
the Fourth and have a good time.
Mrs. Wise was hurridly called to Hills­ onto a slabwood pile, breaking the leg joyment, which are as follows;
foi Tillamook county—call and inspect
he has an effective force of 50,000.
Mitts, gloves, handkerchiefs, belts, lace,
10
a
tn.
—
Grand
parade
and
exercises
;
P. F. Brown’s stock, for they are well boro on Sunday evening on account of the below the knee completely in two, besides
neckwear, etc., at Mrs. Sturgeon's.
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In the enlistments for the United States
oration by Hon. W. W. Thayer,
serious illness of her sister, Mrs.Whuring, inflicting a bad flesh wound several inches
made and durable.
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volunteers, veterans df the late war, in­
Have you seen the ready to wear dress
ex-Governor of Oregon.
who
died
Monday
evening
after
under.
Dr. Hawke returned to the city Thurs­
in length. Dr. Hawke attended to the
shirts and capes at Mrs. Sturgeon's. *
The morning parade will consist of the cluding those who did not get beyond
day from Portland, where he had taken going a surgical operation, The deceased injured limb, but as it is a bad break the
the home camps, but were seasoned. will
Bang! Bang!! Bang!!! Buy your Mrs. Mitchell, of Garibaldi, to the hospi­ lady was in Tillamook last summer on a doctor may have to amputate it. Frank band, liberty car, G.A.R., Dewey s flag­
be given the preference, and the same
ship
Olympia,
Tillamook
hose
company,
i
visic.
fireworks at Lamb's. A new stock just tal for a surgical operation.
was brought to the Tillamook hotel on
will be true of the officers. A brigadier­
grand
display
by
the
merchants,
car
­
in.
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Our staff is still pegging away at the Wednesday and a subscription was made
Mr. D. D. Bowman has permanently
riages occupied by the Mayor and City general for every three regiments and a
week
special
illustrated
edition,
each
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wilson leaves Fri. located at Seattle, Wash., and taken
in the city to help him out in his misfor­
Council and the orator of the day, pro­ major-general for each division of three
day for a short visit with friends in Port­ charge of Studebaker Bro.'s agricultural several additional pages being added to tune.
brigades will lie appointed.
They will
minent citizens, etc.
it of interesting reading pertaining to the
land.
implement business in that city.
Buy your fire works at Shanahan’s. *
be part regulars and part volunteers and
1 p.m.—Plug-uglies.
county
By
the
amount
of
work
we
have
Druggist Clough has a notice in his
There will be preaching services in the
Captain Hart’s monthly report con­
For best sustained character—1st prize, General Joe Wheeler w ill l»e among their
window that he will pay 5c. each for Presbyterian church at Bay City, Sunday yet to do to complete the edition it will tains this item ; “The Tillamook Lum­ a gold filled watch ; 2nd prize, a pair of number.
take us several weeks.
mice.
morning at 11 o’clock. Services appro-
bering Company, of Tillamook, Or., was pants valued at $2.50 ; 3rd prize, a new
For Home Consumption.
Judge Boise rendered a decision in the awarded the contract for constructing a
Old Sol is smiling on Tillamook again, piate tb the 4th of July. Sunday school
hat valued at $1.50.
case
of
Peter
Wilson,
plaintiff,
vs.
Tilla
­
snag scow to be used in Tillamook bay,
making the county look happy and pros­ at 10 a. m.’
2 p.m.—Races :
WASHINGTON, June 27.—The people
mook county, Carl Wallin, sufiervisor of its price being $1270. This scow is to be
Foot race, 75 yards, for boys under 18, will soon believe that they are not get­
perous.
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop is
road district No. 2, defendants, in favor
The Clow family gives an entertain­ Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to of the plaintiff, the court finding that the equipped with a hoisting engine already single dash—1st prize, $2; 2nd prize, $1. ting all the information concerning the
on hand, and with a dredge bucket grap­
Sack race for boys under 12 years, situation in the Philippines. The reitera­
do
all
kinds
of
repairs
in
tin,
etc.,
as
well
ment at the opera house this and follow­
defendants had no legal right to open a nel James H. Lancaster, of New York, single dash—1st prize, $1 ; 2nd prize, 50c.
tion said to have come from General Olis
as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work
ing evenings.
county road through the lands of the is to be furnished this last item at $500.
Slow bicycle race, free for all, single that 30,000 men were enough, taken w ith
guaranteed
first
class.
Fireworks! Crackers!! Bombs!!! At
1 plaintiff.
Work on the scow was to be commenced dash—1st prize, $3 ; 2nd prize, $2.
the fact that the American army is prac­
Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.’s vard if
B. C. Lamb’s. A large variety and plenty
Messrs. A. and H.C. Keunze, who have early in June. There is unexpended for
Bicycle race for boys under 18 yeart% tically Ijeweiged on a strip of Luzon six
I
you
want
lumber.
The
number
of
teams
for your money.
the Tillamook improvements $24,839.’’ single dash—1st prize, $2 ; 2nd prize, $1. miles north and south of Manila, looks
hauling lumber from there proves that a dairy farm with 77 cows, completed
Miss Maud Hadley returned to the city
We understand the Tillamook Lumber­
very queer, while there is a suspicion
their
silos
on
Monday,
which
will
hold
3 p.m.—Ball game.
people have found out where to get a
last week from Salem, where she has been
Tillamook vs. Bay City, for a purse that General Otis’ reports are fixed up
225 tons. Mr. A. G. West designed and ing Co. has not taken the contract to
good class of lumber.
attending school.
for home consumption, and that a great
built the silos for them, which is the only build the scow\ having declined to put up
of $20.
Don’t forget the dance at the opera
deal that he may say is not made public.
The band bovshave purchased the five
one in the county and one of the largest a certified check.
7 p.m —Bicycle parade.
house on the evening of the Fourth. A
Suspicion is also gaining ground that Otis
new instruments they had on trial, pay­
Fireworks.
in the state. Should it prove a success
regularjolly, old fashioned Fourth of July
Death of a Beloved Sister.
ing $195 for them.
The Tillamook band will be in attend­ thinks he is pleasing the administration
they will build another next year.
dance. Good music, a good time and
by saying that 80.000 men are sufficient.
ance all day.
Representative J. W. Maxwell is fixing under good management.
Cut in price of fireworks at Shanahan’s.
Sister Timothy, of the I maculate Heart
Other
judges assert that 100.000 men
Parties
entering
for
above
events
must
to build a silos on his farm, in fact two,
Special “ Fourth of July’’ services have of the Arch-Diocese of Philadelphia, died
Rah! Rah! Fireworks at Shanahan’s
give in their names to the committee not would be none too small an army to
each to hold forty tons.
been arranged to l>e held in the Court­ at St. Alphonsus academy on Saturday,
crush the rebellion ami establish United
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. has the
later than noon on the 4th of July.
Anyone wishing repairs for mowers in
house, Sunday. July 2nd, at 8 p m Mr. and the remains of the beloved Sister were |
States authority. The fact that General
lumber cut for Cohn & Co.’s large new
the way of sections, guards, guard plates
E. T. Allen will give a short talk on the buried on Monday in the Catholic ceme- 1
A shell of terrific explosive power with Miles is of the opinion thac 11 larger army
wharf. They will also erect a large shed
or knife heads can get them at W. H H.
topic, “A struggle, a death, then free­ tery, when a large number of persons at­ a capacity to annihilate by bursting is needed is enough to turn the war de*
j which will be a good protection for
dom.” There will lie singing of patriotic tended the funeral services and followed fragments anil a shock as effective as a
Cary's.
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part.nent the other way, ami every effort
freight during the wet season.
songs, accompanied by the cornet and the remains to the grave. Sister Timo­ streak of lightning, will be the feature of will l>e made to get along with a very
Rev. F. H. Neff. Miss Cassie Berry and
the fall campaign in the Philippine
It
will
be
a
great
accommodation
to
us
violin.
Other
good
music
and
special
thy entered religion when she was 19 islands. Tests of the charge of this ter­ small army until public sentiment makes
Mr. L. G. Freeman left on Tuesday to
attend the annual conference of the L'.B. if you will please call and settle your ac­ singing has also been arranged. Every­ i years of ago. She came to Tillamook rible engine of war are being made at it apparent that the (ample will no long,
count with us. If you do not have the body is invited, especially those interested about two years ago, and was engaged Sandy Hook, the government guarding er stands such a policy. but insist that
church.
money we will take your note. — The in liberty.
in teachingat the St. Alphonsus academy, closely its secret of manufacture. A shell effective measures Is; taken ig the Phil­
The best mower on the market for sale
of this nature, charged with an explosive
| Tillamook Lumbering Company.
w’here she endeared herself to all the equal to melinte or dynamite, falling ippines.
Having
driven
Bro.
Watson
into
the
at Cary's hardware store. He has the
pupils
and
was
greatly
lieloved
by
them,
near a battalion of the enemy would kill
liar's
corner
we
will
not
attempt
for
the
Our clothing sale is larger this year
exclusive agency for The McCormick
as their floral tokens of respect at the or cripple a very large percentage of the
Jersey Heifer for Sale.
world
to
drive
him
out,
so
will
leave
him
than
ever
before.
We
have
the
right
Mower.
battalion. I he chances of escape from
there to shine in all his glory. Even the funeral testified. Sister Timothy carried this tremendous machine will lie de­
goods
and
the
right
prices,
or
Cohn
&
Do you want to present your wife or
Yearling heifer for sale, th recquarter
Oregonian—not knowing, perhaps, what on her self sacrificing avocation until creased UM» times, exjierts sav, as coni,
sweetheart with a Columbia wheel, if so, Co. wouldn’t I m * selling the large amount
For particuiarsapply to
a pugnacious pickaninny Bro. Wat­ stricken with consumption, and since last pared with shrapnel discharged at the blood Jersey
of
clothing
and
shoes
that
they
are
take a chance in the draw at B. C.
F B. Hhanahan. Tillamook City.
August she has l>cen gradually failing in same objects.
son
is
known
be
—
rapped
him
severely
selling.
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Lamb’s.
HURRAH FOR UNCLE SAM !
Hurrah for You.
Hurrah for Us
We are all going to Celebrate
But you want one of those nobby suits of ours for the Fourth. You want a good hat to go with
and then you will need a good pair of shoes to match. We will throw in a pair of suspenders and tie.
Your wife will want something to cook for the Fourth, so make out your order for groceries, and do not
forget to include one of our Eastern hams, also add one sack of Aumesville flour to the order, so that your
ife will have the very best material to get up a nice dinner.
Ladies’ Shoes in the very latest styles in lace and button, widths B to E E, prices I1.75 to »4.00.
Children’s shoes of all kinds.