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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 35, 1900
PRICES I
At Clearance Sales do not hold a candle to the low prices we are giving our
nnmerous customers every day. You could not buy as cheap if you bought a carload as
we offered you last week by the single dollar’s worth. A few prices, subject to “One
Better,” if they choose :
30 pounds Prunes for.......................................
II 00
20 pounds Japan or Island Rice.......................
X 00
Corvallis Flour, per sack...................................
75
Gold Dust, six three pound packages..........
I 00
10
Pearline, one pound packages...........................
33 Bars Lenox Soap...........................................
X 00
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PRICES, NET, CASH.
j D. T. EDMUNDS, Tillamook, Or
$i.5o per year.
MEDICIflE I
When you need medicine you want the best. That is natural. A man may be
contented with an $10 overcoat, even though he knows some other man wears coats that
cost $45. A woman may wear $1 gloves and see the $2 kind without being disturbed. It
is different with medicine. Everyone wants the highest quality ; and that is the only
kiud I keep. I am particular in selecting and buying my drugs ; careful in making my
medicine ; and exact in compounding prescriptions.
I solicit your trade on these assurances.
CHAS 1. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist, Tillamook, Or
Premeditated Suicide.
Mr. D. R. Hurlbut has received notifi-
County Clerk Mason has made up a receiving the attention, not only of the
cation that he has been appointed to a I list showing before whom citizens can Oregon delegation in Washington, but
Henry Herrington, an old settler ofthis
senators and representatives from other county, was found on Monday morning
position in the Tillamook Rock light-; register, as follows ;
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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J Fairview, Hoquarton, South Prairie, states have likewise been induced to lend in the lumber house of the Tillamook
Blacksmith's bellows for $6 at Page’s. house.
Tillamook, Barnegat and Carnahan— At their assistance in trying to procure a
Large cooking range forsale at Page's. • Mr. F. M. Lamb, who has some of the the Court house, before the conntv clerk. substantial appropriation lor the im­ lumber company partly unconscious and
was taken to Sturgeon's drug store. A
Nehalem beeswax and left a piece at this
provement of the bar. At the instigation
A few sewing machines cheap at Page's.
Nehalem and Foley—P. D. Newell.
bottle was afterwards found in the lum­
office, does not believe the new theory
of
a
number
of
leading
business
men
in
Garibaldi and Bay—H. B. Hendricks.
Dr. W. A. Wise is at his office in this i that it is mineral.
berhouse which had contained laudanum,
San Francisco the memliers of the Cali­
Netarts—Geo. W Phelps.
city-1
when it was plainly seen that he had
! The U. B. and Presbyterian Sunday
Nestucca and Dolph—W. H. Christen­ fornia delegation have also had the facts taken the contents to destroy his life.
Mrs. A. W. Severance has been quite schools met in the United Brethren church
placed before them showing the urgent
vs.
sen.
Herrington has been living with Mr. F.
sick.
on Sunday morning, when there was a
Blaiue, Union, Hebo and Sand Lake— necessity of the project. Writing to Mr. N. Wilson for the past five years, and
Money to Loan.—Apply to Theo. Stein- j good attendance.
S. I. Wormser, of San Francisco, Con­
O. R. Chamberlain.
leaving on Sunday did not return that
hilber.
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There will be a teachers’ examination
gressman Kakn, of California, writes:
Beaver—J. R. Finlev.
evening. Mr. Wilson did not feel alarm­
"I have consulted with Congressman
Mr. Oak Nolan has gone to Portland I in this city, commencing on Wednesday,
How fickle some people are. They will Tongue, of Oregon, and will be pleased ed at his absence, and left the door un­
Feb. 14, and continuing until the follow-
on business.
whoop
it up for candidates before elec­ to do whatever I can to further the de­ fastened so that he could get in if he re­
Bedsteads, good as new, from $2 up, at : lowing Saturday.
tion, but no sooner does these candidates sires of the merchants of San Francisco turned. Where Herrington spent the
i Mr. Leigh Jones, who has been mana­
W. E. Page's.
get elected and does something contrary in the matter." We are glad to note night is not known, but when found on
Bedroom suits, cheaper than ever, at ger at the Truckee mill at Hobsonville, to their ideas, when they turn round and th it everything is progressing ns satis­ Monday morning it is thought he had
was in the city Tuesday, and will leavein
W. E. Page's.
call them darn rascals.
Then calling factory as possible to get an appropria. not long taken the laudanum. Dr.Wiley
a day or so for San Francisco.
upon the editor with their tale of woe tion for the improvement of Tillamook was called, and when he left to attend a
Sewing machines cleaned and repaired
A class in French is about to be formed want the pencil-pusher to take up their
call from Nehalem, Herrington appeared
by W. E. Page.
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bar, and those who have the matter in
in the Academy. Those desii ing to join fight for them while they remain in the
to be better and talked quite rational.
Jack Williams expects to leave for the
hand have left no stone unturned to se­
please call before February 1 to make dark. We're not built that way. When
As it was seen several houisafter that he
cure all the support that can be secured,
Klondike shortly.
arrangements with the Sisters.
things don't go exactly to suit the editor for every Tillamooker, and those who was growing worse Dr. Hawke was sent
Mr. J. E. Sibley was up from Hobson-
Do you want up-to-date heaters or one he grits his tee: h and saws wood—and, have industries in this county, to say for, who labored with the man until the
ville on Saturday.
of those latest designed ranges? You furthermore, waits with n patient, com­ nothing of those who have large tncts evening to keep him alive, but Herring­
BY
Stock ranch of 169 acres for sale or save money by buying new stoves and placent smile for the proper time to hit
ton had taken too much laudanum for the
of timber lands, will feel exceedingly dis­
rent by W. E. Page.
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ranges at McIntosh & McNair's.
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the nail on the head and drive it right appointed if the next river and harlior doctor's medical skill to overcome and
had to give it up as a hopeless task,
Mr. M. D. Reading was in from South
Dr. D. Wiley was called to Nehalem on home.
bill does not contain an appropriation
when Het rington expired, having been
Prairie on Saturday.
Monday to atteud a sailor on board the
Captain J. J. Dawson, the weather for the improvement of the bar. As soon
Cook stoves and heaters cheaper than steamer Elmore who had fallen down the prophet of Tillamook, report the rainfall as the improvement isassured Tillamook kept with a speck of life in him for seve.
ral hours.
hatchway and fractured a number of in this county for 1899 as follows:
ever at W. E. Page's.
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county will experience an industrial ex­
Evidently Herrington had premeditat­
ribs.
23.53
January ...
The steamer Harrison reached here on
pansion. ________________
ed taking his life for some months, for
16.18
February
For the boss strawberry plant send to
Saturday with freight.
6.66
March......
What’a the County Going to Do ? he had intimated to friends that he would
Sewing machine that run with a E. A. Chamberlain. Woods, Or. Stand­
13.99
April.........
not live long enough to be a burden to
ard variety which cannot be beaten for
May.........
9.32
spring at W. E. Page’s
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From a few communications we have anyone, meaning that he would take his
3.51
June.........
size
and
flavor
of
berry.
20c.
a
dozen,
received and also from the number of life as soon as his money was gone. A
Mr. Claude Thayer returned to the city
.4-4
July.........
$1 100,|post paid.
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callers upon the editor by people who few of hie friends had talked him out of
on Thursday of last week.
5.43
August....
Ed. Walker has started a harness shop
2.87
wished to express their opinions upon thia notion and made -the old man feel
September
Mr. John J. Crawford was down from
October ...
8.55
at 201 Vi Washington strret, Portland.
the new road supervisor law, there must better. Having let his sons have his pro.
the Nehalem on Saturday.
November
22.02
All hand work. Orders from my Tilla-
lie a considerable numlier of citizens in perty and money some years ago, and
December..
14.38
G. W. Pewtherer was in the city last
I mook friends will be filled prompHy and
this county who considerthat thecounty reaching the limit of his finances and not
week from Crowley’s, Ore.
satisfaction guaranteed.
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Total.......................... 126.88
judge and commissioners should do their receiving the pecuniary aid from his sons
Henry Crenshaw and wife will leave
The county school superintendent's and
There was a good attendance of mem­ duty and implicitly comply with the new that he should have done, Herrington
this city to reside in Portland.
thecounty serveyor’s offices have been bers at Star lodge, A.O.U.W., on Thurs­ law and designate the road districts, and was|too proud a man to be an object of
Government tide tables for the Pacific removed upstairs in the court house to day evening, and while they were making in doing so they use logical arguments. charity, so, with these gloomy forebod­
Coast can be obtained at Lamb's.
the jury room, as it was found necessary preparations to initiate several appli­ The communications, however, we have ings confronting him thought it best to
Win. Sturgeon and W. N. Bays were t o enlarge the sheriff's office.
cants into this, the king of all beneficiary received bristles with so many personal- shuffle off this mortal coil by taking poi­
in the city from Blaine on Friday.
S. G. C ustis, while pruning apple trees on orders, the lodge room was licsieged by alities, irrelevant to the subject under son.
Coroner Tuttle did not think it advisn. MACKINTOSHES, 20 per cent;
Rev. R. K. Ross will preach on Sunday D. Goodspeed's place Wednesday, fell memliers of the Degree of Honor, wives discussion is the reason we have not pub.
evening at the United Brethren church.
twenty feet, striking the ground with of memliers belong to the lodge and lished them. As this is a matter which ble to hold an inquest, and Herrington OIL CLOTHING, 10 per cent;
can and should be discussed without re- being a Mason, the memliers of that
Captain B. Anfindsen, of the steamer his head. He was rendered insensible for others. The lodge was taken by surprise,
fleeting sinister motives to some of the order took charge of the body, which
but
it
was
an
agreeable
suprise,
for
the
some
time
and
bled
profusely
at
the
nose
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
Tillamook, was in the city on Tuesday.
county
officials, the Headlight will be they buried with Masonic honors in the
ladies
had
prepared
a
tempting
tapper,
A large crowd assembled at the Trask I and mouth.
glad
to
publish
any
communications
writ
FURNISHING GOODS,
Mr. P. McIntosh has 775cases ofcheese which they forthwith displayed to the ten in a broad minded style. We have Oddfellows' cemetery on Wednesday.
river to witness Edgar Latimer being bap­
best
advantage.
Of
course,
the
Work
­
The
deceased
was
born
in
Cannda
in
at Nestucca which, for several months,
tised.
men did justice to the many delicacies already said so, and believe it still, that the year 1827 and came to Tillamook TRUNKS, VALISES, FLOUR,
Prayer meeting at the United Brethren have been ready to ship to market, but, placed before them. Thanks, ladies, J there are just grounds upon which both I about 1870 ; three years after his wife
FEED AND GROCERIES, 5
church this (Thursday) evening at 7;30 as usual with the products of thiscounty, thanks, but "Call again.”
parties base good arguments, and the died.
—
those
who
have
any
shipping
to
do
have
best
way
to
discuss
it
is
in
a
friendly
o'clock.
per cent.
to wait patiently for a steamer.
Grandma Penter died at her home at spirit and for the best interest of all. The White Clover Cheese F actory,
William Williams has moved out on
Little
Nestucca,
in
this
county,
on
Sun.
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A lady, who was in close proximity to
"If the county judge and commissioners
the ranch which formerly belonged to his
Operated by T. S Townsend, will
the hall on Thursday night where the day night, at the advanced age of 82 can follow one law and ignore another,"
brother.
Workmen were going through the mys­ years. She has been ailing for some time remarks one of our correspondents, "why liegin on February 1st, working up the
A marriage license was issued by the tic work, characterized it as "A regular from the effects of old age. Mrs. Penter
farmers' milk into cheese by the pound,
county clerk to Alfred W. Bigelow and hoe down." By thunder and lightning, is an old Oregon pioneer, having come to not allow the officials to run thecounty or on the co-operative plan. Will guaran­
without
laws
defining
their
duties?"
Fulva David.
that accounts for the "goat" being so the state in the early forties. She, with Herein is a statement, which, in face of tee first-class article and quick sale ; also
The band boys are preparing for ano- restive and kicking up so much ruction. her husband, took up a donation claim the clear wording of the road supervisor will guarantee the highest market price
ther amateur theatrical performance in
on a part of the ground where the city of law. all law ami order citizens must re when sold. This change has been made
Politic» mnkes strange bed fellows, now
the near future.
Salem now stands. The property became cognizeit as one of the fundamental prin­ at the request of several of my patrons.
don't it ? And Tillamook is noexception
A divorce suit was filed by Mrs. Jane to the rule. It's strange, but it's true, very valuable. Some seventeen years ciples of our institutions We may keep Call at factory for full information.
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Conklin against Andrew Conklin on the men who hate one another, widely differ ago Mrs. Penter purchased one of the on arguing and plainly see that the new Come one. Come all.
best claims on the Little Nestucca and lew is not exactly suitable to this county,
ground is desertion.
in religious and moral thought and who has resided there for the most part ever
Notice.
Mrs. Under wood and Mr. P. A. Moore can never be made to acclimatise, all since. She leaves three sons and one dau­ but when it plainly states that the coun­
ty
court
shall
divide
thecounty
into
suit
­
exp cts to leave today on the steamer jump into the same boat.rowing together ghter, besides several grand children toj
A grand op|>ortuiiity to get nice young
able and convenient road districts and bearing PRUNE TREES. Italians, 25c.
Harrison for Portland.
when it comes to politics.
mourn their loss.
each road district shall be so formed as a piece ; FRENCH PRUNES, 20c. each.
The revival meetings at the M. E.
What's the next best thing to do to
The McKinley club wnscalled to order to lie wholly withinoneelection precinct, Parties buying will dig them up. Now is
church continues to create quite an in­ sons who neglect their aged and infirm on Saturday evening by President T. B. I
with the exception of all the territory
terest, with a number of converts.
parents ? Some say lynch them. It is, Handley, when the attendance was not within any incorporated town or city, the time before all is engaged.—J. S.
E lliott , Riverdale, Or.
We have no baits, but sell
Mr. E. H. Conner, who has sold the however, distressing to find that some as large as that at the previous meeting which may lie made into one district, we
old
people
are
not
tenderly
cared
for
in
of the club. The committee on member­ fail to see how the law can lie evaded if
mail contract in the sonth part of the
everything at a small profit, and
Por Bale,
their declining days as they should be. ship failed to make a report. Besides a mandamus proceedings are brought
county, was in the fitv on Saturday.
At a bargain, if taken at once, the best will meet any price quoted for
nor receive the respect which they are
David Martiny will go on a visit to entitled to. But when cruel, heartless few brief remarks by the president snd against the court, which no doubt will paying restaurant (and lodgings) in San
Mr
B.
L.
Eddy,
the
only
business
trans
­
cash on this basis.
be
done
if
the
court
persists
in
ignoring
San Francisco, going ont on the steamer sons have no feeling or pity for their
acted was that of electing delegates to the law. Anyway, that is what some Ifiego county, Cal.—Por particulars ad­
Tillamook, which expects to sail Friday. aged parents, what can, and what does,
the state league, which meets in Portland predict will be done. However much we dress G. T. Penney, Escondido, Cal.
Dr. D. Wiley has received his commis­ the public think of them ?
on the 6th Feb. Mr. Handlev thought may dislike the law. we are opposed to
Respectfully,
Team for Bale.
sion appointing him examining surgeon
Should the county court decide to ig- the dub, by reaaou of its membership, the county being put to the ei|>ense of
for the bureau of pensions at Tillamook nore the road supervisors Jaw. woold it was entitled to nine delegatee, and with­ carrying the law through the courts to
A fine gentle team for »ale, in fine con­
city.
not be well for the leaders of the repnbli. out any opposition the following were see whether it is constitutional or not. dition ; eight year» old ; will lie told for
The Presbyterian Sunday school and can party of this county to figure out elected : Geo. A. Edmonds. H. H. Aider­ for the county has no money to fool away $150 —See John Svennon.
Christian Endeavor society will meet how many votes will he lost thereby at man, J. W Maxwell, J. S. Stephens, B. L on litigation. What, then, is best to fie
with the United Brethien on Sunday the June election, and is there not a pos­ Eddy, T. B. Handley, W. H. Cooper, F. doiie under the circumstances ? Citizens
N(»TICK.
I
next.
sibility of a popocrat being elected com­ C. Baker and R. M Watson. The club 1 of the county are waiting some definite Tn W nom I t M ay COWCMI* MoHr» la here
If you want a railroad ticket to any missioner? It's no use to scratch one's adiourned to meet three weeks from that action of the county court, and it should by fiven that I will noi he re»pouslblr ter any .
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so declare itself at the first opportunity •ccoini of any of my interetti in rillam«M*k
point east you can save money by con­ I cranium after the fight is over, and like date.
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, by any per* mi wh<m>*<cver, unirà« thè
whether
it
intends
complying
with
the
The
matter
of
the
inprovement
of,
sulting the local railroad agent. B. C. Spain, wonder bow it all happened that
> rame
aath«»- >«’*4 »n mltto» he n»r
dUl I. •*. M RE
, Ti'lnmook bnr is, we are happy to my I iwrr ignore it niton t'«r.
Lamb.
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she was whipped so eas’ly.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
CASH
CREDIT.
Eye Openers
j. fl.
TODD & CO.
Wishing to make
the month ofJanuary
a Cash Month as near
as possible, we will
give a DISCOUNT for
Cash as follows :
We sell Epicurean
and Premium Peeled
Solid Packed Toma­
toes and best grades.
Solid Packed Corn
for 10c. per can.
J.A.TODD\CO.