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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
COLUMBIA CHAINLESS EVERYWHERE THIS YEAR.
BUT
WE
HAVE
Columbias, Hartfords,
Clevelands, Stormers
And Pennants
AT
PRICES
TO
SUIT
EVERYBODY’S
POCKET.
The«« Bicycles have good Pedigrees, have been the STANDARD for years and years.
They are right in Design, Material, Weight and Price.
No matter whether you pay us $25 or $75 for a wheel, you get your money's worth.
B. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook, next door to Bank.
John G. Wooley, editor of the Voice, of the people, and is a man qualified for
and who in called the “folin the Baptist" this important position. Nehalem’s two
in temperance work, is to lecture in this last supervisors were transient men with
citv next Thursday afternoon, May 17, no interest beyond the two dollars per
at two o'clock, which will give the citi­ diem, and who, when they could nolonger
zens of this county an opportunity to hold the position, simply put their hats
hear Mr. Wooley discuss the prohibition on and stepped out of the county. One
of them used to go on the road artL J
question.
Messrs. J. W. Farquhar and Eugene with pipe, gloves and newspaper! Now
we have had enough of these transients,
We are Headquarters for PAINTS, OILS, GLATS, DOORS and WINDOWS. á France, from Aberdeen, Wash., were in and
the people cannot do better than
the city the first part of the week, leaving
We have the Largest Stock in the city of GUNS, AMI iJITION and Fishing Tackle.
again on Tuesday. They were here for support Parrish and Alley for com mis
Inspect our line of CUTLERY before buying elsewhere.
the purpose of making arrangements for sioner and road supervisor, whose inter­
the disposal and purchase to what is ests are identical with their own. Now
known as the Wooley property, all of a few words in regard to roads. I pre­
sume both commissioner and supervisor
which had to be again recorded.
will look uve” • ..c giobnu and decide
Dr. W. Tyler Smith, the republican
where work is most needed, but desire to
nominee for joint senator, will visit this
I county next week, commencing his cam. say—and all residents of this place if they
will put personal and sectional in­
paign in the south end of the county with
terests aside—will concede that the most
Mr. B. L. Eddy, republican nominee for
crying need for a road is the completion
joint representative, after which they will
of the main trunk road from Tillamook,
Estimates given and cost of necessary material for outfitting creameries and cheese factories.
make a tour in Yamhill county, pouring
if
not to the county line, then, at least as
I
hot shot into the popocrats.
If you are contemplating putting in a plant call and get our prices.
far as the forks of the river, the centre of
By a vote of 225 to 35 the bouse passed the community. And, secondly, a road
Cheese Vats and all other articles in the Dairy Line made to Order.
Plumbing and
I! the Nicaragua cannl bill. If this decided from Nehalem city up the west side of
Plumbers’ Supplies. We guarantee and will carefully execute all work intrusted to us.
the matter it would satisfy th« people on t! e river, continuing on up the north
the Pacific Coast, but the senaif has to fork. North of Nehalem city there is a
have its say, and, no doubt, it wul decide fair road as far as settled ; anything
to do nothing until thccommissioii, which further looks for an outlet to Clatsop, ^
is investigating the most practical route while a good road to our county seat, (
and cost of construction, is ready to re­ where all have to go, should be the first:
port.
consideration.”
We understand Dr. James Wiley will
There are not a few citizens of this ,
remain in this city fora time ami practice county who are under the impression /
Mr. T. B. Handley, who went to Port­ pose of seeing whether he could secure with his father. Dr. James held the re­
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
that the dairymen and farmers ofTilla-i
land when the republican state conven­ the entire cut of spruce from the Tilla- sponsible position of house surgeon at
mook have disposed of too much stock I
Co.
and
Pacific
Lumber
mook
Lumber
tion was being held, has returned to the
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
*
the Good Samaritan hospital after he the past twelve months. This is, |>er- i
Co's mills.
city.
graduated. This gave him considerable haps, true, but with the prevailing high I
Mr. F. N. Wilson has been quite sick.
The cattle buvers.who have been gath­ Owing to Elder Bell being unable to experience in his profession which would
prices for all kinds of stock to tempt
The steamer Harrison came in to­
ering up young stock in this county, left hold quarterly conference at the United otherwise have taken him years to ac­ them, no one can blame them for follow- i
day.
with a band of about 450 head on Wed­ Brethren church on Saturday, Rev. Tres- quire. With this experience, and having itig good business prudence and dis­ Doyou need CLOTHING,
Watch for new goods at Mrs. Stur­ nesday.
enriter will do so on Monday afternoon the ability to make a medical practitioner posing of their stock when it was profit­
Then come to us.
geon's.
*
T. S. Townsend will make yourcheest, at two o’clock, the sermon to Ire preach­ of some ability, there are not a few of his able for them to do so. Even if they have
The steamer Kruger came in on Wed­ ship and sell it for l%c. per pound, and ed on Sunday evening.
many friends who would like to see him done so, it is not without some good fea
nesday.
will guarantee highest market price and
A letter has been received from Council­ remain here permanently.
111 res, for it will stimulate the raising of
Mr. E. H. Stone was in from Hebo on quick sale.
A council meeting was held on Wednes­ stock in this county now it is reasonably
man L. Olsen, who has gone to Alaska,
Tuesday.
Strong, well.rooted Sharpless Straw­ saving that the steamer on which he was day evening, with President A. J. Cohn certain the price ofcattle will continue to
Born, on the 7th inst., to Capt. Smith, berry Plants, 20c. per dozen, $1 for 100, taking passage had to put into the in the chair and Councilmen M. Leach be high for several years. Instead of Do you need SHOES?
a daughter.
postpaid. Address, E. A Chamberlain, Douglass islands with her bow stove in and Geo A. Edmunds present. Besides knocking calves on the head as soon as
We can suit you with
an informal discussion as to patching up they see daylight it will lie profitabe to
and three feet of water in the steamer.
The hose company meets this evening Woods. Or.
streets
to
be
paid
for
out
of
the
road
fund,
the Best in the
raise them.
for business.
Emmett Quick left this morning for
We give on another page the pictures
the only other business before the council
Mr. J. 8. Gray was in thecity Tuesday Philomath to visit his mother, who is of the winning candidates who will be was to allow the following bills: J. F.
Market.
Drops the Admiral.
not expected to live and riflering with elected next month. Ye editor can’t find
from Nehalem.
Jenkins, gravel, $47 ; recorder's salary,
a person who thinks otherwise, conse­
Mr. G. H. Ward was in from Hebo the Bright’s disease.
$10; water rent, two months, $80;
W ashington , May 5.—A special from
quently there'snoone around who wants
It
is
none
too
soon
to
make
arrange
­
first of the week.
Headlight, 90c. ; marshal and commis­ Springfield, O.. says:
to bet a new hat that they won't be the
ments
for
the
Fourth
of
July
celebration
sioner's salary, $40.25 ; and accepting
Mr. Geo. A. Edmunds returned on the
W. S. Thomas, chairman of the Demo-
in this city, which, as usual, should be next county officials.
the bond of C. E. Hadley, with W. H. H.
stage Wednesday.
HATS, Did you say?
made as attractive as possible.
I will sell my entire stock of boots and Cary and B. C. Lamb as bondsmen, for a cratic State Central Committee, states
Born, on the 7th inst , to the wife of
that
John
R.
McLean
has
deserted
his
Spanish souvenir buttons can be had shoes and men's hats and caps at cost saloon license.
We should smile
Dr. T. P. Wise, a son.
brother-in-law, Admiral Dewey, and
at Heins'studio. Fifty of them will he for cash. I have about 250 pairs of shoes,
One
of
our
subscribers,
writing
from
Mr. Grant Hughes came in from Forest here in a few days. First come, first prices ranging from 75c. to $2 per pair.
jumped into the front seat of Bryan’s
the Nehalem, has this to says : “As elec­ band wagon. McLean has authorized
Grove on Wednesday.
served. Don’t delay toplace your orders. Now is 'he time to buy cheap, as I want
tion day approaches we are naturally the state convention, and has abandoned
Born, on the 29th ult„ to the wife of
Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet at to close out my stock of shoes and bats- looking over the nominees for the vari­ all thought of having the time when it
Mr. Alfred Carlson, a son.
Geo.
W.
Phelps,
Netarts,
Or.
Acklev’s hall the second Friday in May,
WOOL, STRAW
ous offices. The republican nominee for will best suit Dewey’s interests. Chair­ FUR,
An electrical storm passed over TiHa. the 11th. All members are earnestly in­ Every republican in Tillamook should
the important office of connty commis­ man Thomas stated further that there
and CRASH,
mook late Wednesday night.
vited to be present.—L. S. M aynard , vote their ticket next June and vote it sioner is Mr. I.. Parrish, who has been a was no possible room for misconstruc­
Born, on the 9th inst., to the wife of master.
straight, and democrats might do many resident of this county for nearly twenty tion of McLean’s action, declaring that
In the Newest Styles.
Mammoth Sage, yields many times a worse thing by not voting the republi. years, has sound judgment, and although it meant that the Dewey candidacy,
Mr. P. Mahoney, a daughter.
more
than
the
ordinary
varieties
;
strong
can ticket also, for every taxpayer is de­ at present engaged in dairy farming, of which has fallen flat the country over, is
Mr. J. E. Tuttle returned to thecity on
one year old plants ,15c. each, 3 for 30c., sirous of seeing efficient candidates elect­ which he has made a success, he is a to lie gradually abandoned. The plan is
Wednesday with his son Roy.
prepaid. Address E. A. Chamberlain, | ed. And they are on the republican I ’ master mechanic and a good mathema- to let the people gradually forget the .
Heins will have a camera shortly so
Woods, Or.
ticket.
| tician, with a good knowledge of bridge matter.
LADIES’ and CENT’S
that he can take 15 photos for 49c.
Commissioners' court convened Wed­ Mr. G. W. Kiger has a contract from and road work and correct ideas of
Owing to sickness the Band Boys have
nesday, with County Judge G. W. Sap­ the government to furnish 2000 tons of county government. Moreover, Mr. Par­ Rev. Dr. David Gregg, of New York, it
GLOVES,
had to postpone their entertainment.
pington and Commissioner C. Ray pre­ rock to be placed behind the spur dikes rish is an impartial man and will work likely to lie the next minister to be
Mr. J. 3. Stephens has been appointed sent, a full report of which will appear in recently constructed in Tillamook bay. for the most good to the greatest num­ charged with heresy. “ The Presby­
UNDERWEAR
a guardian of Charles Pickett, a minor. our next issue.
As it is seen that the dikes are doing the ber. The nominee for road supervisor at terian creed in dead,” he says. “Two-
And HOSE
The best place to buy heaters, ranges,
The popocrats expect to have a great work for which they were intended, the Nehalem on the republican ticket, Mr. N. thirds of the ministers of the Presby­
hardware, etc., is at McIntosh & Mc­ pow-wow in this city during the latter rock is for the purpose of making them i P. Alley, has been a resident of Nehalem terian church don’t accept the confession
Nair's.
part of this month, when Cyclone Davis permanent. Mr. Kiger will receive $1 a about fifteen years, is a prtrperty holder, of faith. The other third have forgotten
and his interests arc identical with that its dogmat.”
Morton A. Andrews. John Tone and will be the chief mogul to expound the ton for the rock.
I
Frank Tone have been admitted to full 16 to 1 fallacy.
citizenship.
Some of our citizen» are not feeling well
A program is being pre| wired for the or robust after wrestling with the grippe
commencement exercises at Si. Alphon- for several days, especially B. C. Lamb,
who has had a doable dose of that on.
sns’ academy.
Another two weeks will bring the pub­ desirable malady.
Elder J. B. Lister is holding a »cries of;
lic school to a close, when graduating
They are so Simple in Construction and Easily Understood that any Child can Operate them.
meeting» at the Christian church, and ;
exercises will be held.
I hare the agency for the Famone Vive», Cyclones, Rava and Premos, ranging from $2.50 up.
One Prie« to all
Every instrument guaranteed in every detail.
"Giant” Rhubarb Roots. ISccntseach. his discourses on practical Christianity
I also carry a full line of Photographer s Supplies for the amateur trade at Eastern prices.
are
both
interesting
and
instructive.
All
Si for 10, postpaid.
Address E. A
are cordially invited to attend these ser­
Chamberlain. Woods, Or.
Your Prescription* and Family Receipts receive the most careful attention, and with
Mr. S. Miller will probably leave on vices.
After a »pell of fine weather the gentle
the next steamer for California, where he
my system of checking it is Impossible to make an error.
patter of the rain was heard again on
expects to make his home.
Sundav and Monday, which the dairy
Miss Selma Allen commenced teaching
school on Monday in one of the districts men were wanting to see. but we do not
think down on their marrow bones pray
in the north of the county.
If you are in need of farm implements, ing for.
Mr. 0. P. Borrows, from Aberdeen.
wagons, mowers, etc., yon will save
Wash., came in on Tuesday for the pur-,
money bv seeing McIntosh & McNair.
War with Spain
has ended
LOGGERS’ AND
DAIRY
SUPPLIES
WAR on
High Prices,
Shoddy and
Cultus
Goods is still
on at our Store
Agricultural Implements,
|
VEHICLES, Machinery, etc. I
You can Depend on
getting the very best
goods tor the money
if you trade with us.
Opposite Bank.
Kodaks and Cameras.
CHAS. I.
Reliable Druggist,
CLOUGH,
Tillamook, Or
Groceries
And Feed.
J.A.TODD\CO.
TILLAMOOK, OR