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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
$1.50 per year,
Passing Comment.
would be impossible to inflate it again.
Take Notice.
Not so, howexer, for here's one writer in
If you want a can that is a good can,
Tillamook City, Oregon.
Portland who is not aware that some of
March 12, 1901.
A milk can that can’t be beat,
i
the bankers in that city look upon the
To the P atrons of the T illamook
Go and buy the Buhl Can
whole affair of the scheme to build a rail­
C reamery C ompany .
At Wade & Briggs down the street.
li
road from Portland to Tillamook as pre-
Y ou will each please take notice that,
prosterous.
in pursuance of the Board of Directors
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Some of the Corbett newspapers con­ of said Company, adopted on this 12th
tinue to be a little wrath v, but the ‘‘28 day of March, 1901, the rate charged by
The $100 per month county commis­ republican stalwarts” no long appear to said Company for the manufacture of
[ mi sioners in Multnomah are hot in thecol- be the whole thing in the republican party cheese shall, from April 1st, 1901, until
• lar because the state legislature cut off , since they failed to deprive Oregon of one otherwise ordered, be One and Three-
| their “graft" and placed them on the representative in the United States sen­ quarters cents per pound; provided,
; same footing as commissioners in other ate. Evidently they are now groaning that to all patrons of the company, being
I i counties. Political grafters die hard, but under their ‘‘first, last and all the time” at the time stockholders therein, who
Prices Quoted on Factory Outfits.
II it is a good thing to kill them off as tactics, and feel lonesome now that they have patronized said Company’s Cream­
> quickly as possible, even though they do are left in the cokl. The Oregonian, when ery from June 1st, 1900, to this date,
squeal like a hog when it is being stuck. it found, it was lieaten immediately and who shall continue their patronage,
buried the hatchet, and although Harvey the rate charged for manufacture of
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Scott
had been Senator Mitchell’s most cheese shall be One cent per pound from
The moral crusaders who were arrest
ed in Portland for gambling when a raid embittered enemy, Mr. Scott shook hands April 1st, 1901, until otherwise ordered.
By O rder of the B oard of
was made on a gambling joint in that with the senator with the understanding
D irectors .
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH and DOORS.
that
there
was
to
be
no
bad
blood
be
­
city last week are a pretty good sample
of people who, with a lot of spasmodic tween them in the future. As Mr. Scott
For Sale.
Fishing Tackle
Ammunition, Guns, etc
bombast, start moral crusadesand paint readily accepted the inevitable surely the
every community as black as hell. The [ small-fry politicianscan do the same and
A dairy farm, with or without stock.
man who talks so much about moral drop their petty jealousies. Referring to —For particulars apply to Chas. Pye,
reform is on a par with the man who is this again, the Oregonian says : “ The Nehalem, Tillamook Co.. Oregon.
continually talking about his own hon­ war is over, so let us have peace.” By­
Dairy Ranch for Sale.
esty, vet suspecting everybody else to be all means, and to which we say “Amen.”
Corner Main and Stilimeli Avenue
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thieves, for they both need watching.
For sale, a dairy ranch of 263 acres,
What a heaven below Tillamook would
with 20 cows and 2 horses.—Apply to
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be if people would quit back-biting one
It will not lie as easy in the future for another and desist indulging in gossip of C. Desmond, Netarts, Or.
school directors to employ theit near re- a false character. There is always more
Cows for Sale.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. as they only left here the previous Sun­ Nolan had disappeared. Hearing the call latives as teachers, for the new school or less of this going on in every small
T welve head of cows for sale, delivered
day, they made another good passage. ! for help again,he looked a second time into law requires unanimous consent of the community, and generally the professing
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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A postal card from C. F. Keller, at the slough, when he saw Noland’s hands board before this can be done. We have Christians are just as black sinners in now or will keep them for the purchaser
Garibaldi, states that there will be a free just above the water, and it was only a no doubt but what this will have a this respect as those who make no pro­ till April 1st.—J. J. H enderson , Blaine.
Feed of all kinds, at Todd’s.
tendency to make it harder for incom­ fession of religion. We feel like writing
New neckwear at Mrs. Sturgeon's. • lecture at the court house in Tillamook few moments after that when he was
Wanted to Purchase.
City on Monday, March 18th, at 7:30 pulled out, and none too soon, for Nolan petent teachers to secure a school, for an article and dedicating it to the gossip
Three cans of Tomatoes, 25 cts., at
A
Ranch
of 80 or 160 acres improved ;
we
have
cases
in
mind
where
parents
| p.m. Subject, "Lawand Order.” Ladies was beginning to loose consciousness.
mongers, but our criticism, we are in­
Todd’s.
have become directors for the express clined to think, would be considered of also several choice cows, yearlings and
j especially invited.
20 cents buys pint bottle of Catsup, at
purpose of getting a pull and on the too radical and stinging nature, so take calves. Parties having such for sale,
Close Fishing Season.
I The Presbyterian church will devote its
Todd’s.
inside track to get some relative in as this mild way of drawing attention to it please address, R. A. Nickerson, Box
evening service next Sunday to the cause
Choice Table Fruit, 15 cts. per can, at of home and foreign missions. An inter­ The close fishing season for Tillamook teacher.
and with the hope that it will do many 524, Aberdeen, Wash.
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Bay and its tributaries will be found in
Todd’s.
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For Spie.
esting program has been prepared by the the section of the law recently passed by
When the Port of Tillamook Commis­ of the gossip and scandal mongers out of
a job. Even in our fraternal orders,where
Arbuckle and Lion Coffees, 12% cts. lb., ladies of the missionary society connect­
Stock of General merchandise and busi­
the state legislature, which is as follows: sion holds its next meeting it should pass
at Todd's.
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ed with the church. All are cordially in­ See. 7. It shall be unlawful to take or a resolution condemning the action of members have pledged themselves with a ness of the late Geo. W. Fearnside, at
solemn obligation to protect the charac-
Howard Edmunds returned to the city vited.
fish for salmon in the tributaries of Til- Carter in obstructing the passage of the ter of their brothers when assailed by Nehalem, Tillamook Co., Oregon. For
Win.
Schlotter,
of
Nestocton,
was
'
particulars address E. M. Philebaum,
last week.
, la mo ok Bav above tide water at any river and harbor bill. And a resolution
slander, this often appears a useless for­
Isaacs & Bromley are selling macin­ bound over to the circuit court last week time, by any means whatever, except of that character cannot be too strongly mality to us when we hear members talk administrator, P. O. Drawer 50, Port­
land, Oregon.
on a charge of assault with a dangerous with hook and line, commonly called worded, for it would show the true senti­
toshes at cost.
of each other in anything but a gentle,
Fine Burbank potatoes, 60 cts. per weapon upon George Parrish. This is angling, or in any of the water of Tilla­ ment of every person in Tillamook. It is j manly manner. We will not elongate
Notice to Taxpayers.
the only criminal case, and not a very mook Bay or its tributaries, from 6 p.m. right that every member of the Oregon
bushel, at Todd’s.
| this paragraph, but will ask every candid
serious one either, to come before the Saturday until 6 p.m. the Sunday follow­ delegation should become acquainted
Taxes must be paid before the 1st of
Mr. E. G. E. Wist returned from Port­
! person to consider the demoralizing effect
■ircuit court next month.
April, 1801, for additional costs will lie
ing, in any week of any year, or in said with the people’s indignation, and we !
I gossips and gossip-mongers have upon
land on Tuesday.
A surprise party was given on Friday | j bay or in any of the tributaries thereof do not know any better channel through j | the community, especially when it is in- added to them if they are not paid before
Mr. Dan H. Fletcher was in from Ore- •veiling to Miss Lulu Barnes by the below the points hereinafter named, be­ which an expression of opinion for this
that date.
dulged in by those who pretend to be so
town on Monday.
H. H. A lderman , Sheriff.
oung people of this city, when a plea j tween 6 a.m. on the 1st day of February section of country can l»e made as effec- I ! sanctimonious. It is a good adage, if we
Mr. Henry Crenshaw came in on the sant time was, as usual, participated ill, ; and 6 p.m. on the 15th day of July of tive as by the Port of Tillamook Com- i
|
cannot
speak
good
of
a
person,
never
to
stage on Tuesday.
making this another pleasing affair where each year, or between 6 a.m. on the 20th mission.
I speak evil of them. A little cultivation
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Full line of Columbian Medicines at the young people enjoyed themselves. ! ' day of November and 6 p.m. on the 1st
Those who want to create a boom in along these lines would lie a great benefit
Sturgeon’s Drug Store.
Refreshments were served and altogether day of December of each year, or in any
to one and all and the community as
this
county should start in right, for
of
the
following-named
streams,
being
It is reported that ex-President Har­ a most pleasant, sociable evening was
well.
with
that
accomplished
the
victory
is
tributaries of Tillamook Bay, from July
rison is at the point of death.
spent.
half won. We have been hunting around Wilson River Toll Road for Sale.
There is a possability that the defeat 1 to November 15, above the points
Grant Short and Dan Powell were in
to find something to Doom so that the
specified
on
each
stream
:
Miaina
River,
of the river and harbor bill will not in­
the city from Washougal, Wash.
Notice is hereby given that by order
at the intersection of said stream by the boomers can get on a boomerang, but of the Circuit Court for the State of
terfere
with
the
survey
of
Tillamook
bar
Mr. A. J. Cohn went out on a business .
after
searching
high
and
low.
east,
west,
south line of section 11, in township 1
Oregon, county of Tillamook, I will on
trip to Portland and San Francisco on and the cost of preparing an estimate for
north of range 10 west of Willamette north and south, the only thing we can ! the 1st day of April, 1901, ns receiver
its
improvement.
We
expected
to
beable
Monday.
find to boom, under present conditions,
meridian;
Kilchis
River,
at
the
inter
­
We have just finished in­
Each dollar's purchase, at Todd’s, en­ to throw some light on this in this issue, section of said stream by the east line of is the bovine. As the dairy ranches and appointed by said Court, offer for sale nt
titles you to one chance ill their $150.00 but up to the time of going to press we section 12, in township 1 south of range the dairymen bring the money into the Public Auction, to the highest bidder nil
voicing, and find we art
have not received an answer to our in­
the rights of the Wilson RiverTqll Road,
drawing.
10 west of Willamette meridian; Wilson county, making themselves and the coun­ Boom and Improvement Co., in and to
overstocked in many lines.
ty
wealthy
and
prosperous,
it
ought
to
Mr. A. Letcher has traded his farm and quiries.
River, at the intersection of said stream
what is known as the Wilson River Toll
Mr.
J
G.
Day,
one
of
Tillamook
’
s
early
lx?
good
cow
sense
and
calflogic
to
boom
building in this city for Mr. R. H.
by the quarter-section line running north
We find that we can do
Road
settlers, who has sold his propertv in
Holmes’ farm at Woods.
and south through section 20, in town­ the bovine, for that will insure a larger
Said rights consist of a lense from
this city, is about to pull up stakes and
business
on a cash basis on
amount
of
industry
of
a
permanent
and
ship 1 south of range 9 west of Wil­
Tillamook hose company will meet i
county of said road.
expects to leave with his family in a week lamette meridian ; Hoquarton Slough, profitable character.
this (Thursday) evening, at 8 o’clock, at
This
March
6th,
1901.
a much smaller stock than
or so for California. He has an idea that | at the intersection of said slough by the
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the city hall, for business.!
C laud E. T hayer , Receiver.
those who take newspapers and then '
it
requires to do a credit
In
a
write-up
of
some
of
the
peculiari
­
Percy Wiley went out on the stage on squirm out of paying for them will never west line of section 24, in township 1
ties and characteristics of the state legis. I
Notice.
south
of
range
10
west
of
the
Willamette
business.
We will make
Monday to resume his studies at the inhabit the better land, so is going to I
| meridian ; Trask River, at the inter Inters, the Evening Telegram, speaking
L. N. Barnes will pay cash for old
university at Forest Grove.
settle up before he leaves.
reductions all along the line
! section of said river by the quarter­ of Representative B. L. Eddy, says? “The rubber boots and shoes, or rubber of any
The electric light company is putting in
The steam lumber schooner Acme came I section
L
line running east and west senate had more orators than the house, kind, old copper wire, copper boiled
for the next 60 days.
poles and making arrangements to light in on Tuesday to load lumber at the . through section 26, in township 1 south but it is doubtful whether it had any
the residence portion of the city with Truckee mill, which made three lumber i o,- raI)ge jq west of the Willamette meri- more effective debaters. In the house. bottoms, old brass, heavy fawcetts,
valves and similar stock. Led pipe or
We want to close out our
electric lights.
schooners loading at Hobsonville at one dian. Tillamook River, at the inter, Eddy was not only a leader, but a telling led of any kind. Old rubber must lie
Mrs. Sturgeon returned from a business time, and each having a carrying capacity section of said stream by the west line debater. . . . Eddy was perhaps the free from nails, eyelets, rivets, leather
stock of Mackintoshes and
trip to San Francisco on Wednesday,and over 400,000 feet. If the channel on the of section 7, in township 2 south of range most eloquent orator in the house, and soles, etc.
Rubber Goods, and will
came across the mountain from Fairdale bar would continue at the same depth 9 west of the Willamette meridian.
Whitney the most vigorous and vehem.
Call
for
County
Warrants.
to this city on horseback.
ent.
”
All
we
need
add
to
this
is,
Tilla
­
and in the same place as it is now, there i
sell them at a reduction of
mook was well and ably represented and
Dr. T. P. Wise left on the stage Mon­ would not be much difficulty in getting
The following County General Fund
Real
Fatate
Transfers.
io to 20 per cent. See us
the county ranks now with the counties
day for Portland, to be gone a week or vessels to load here, for 24 feet of water !
Warrants are now payable, and will lie
John
G.
Day
to
R.
H.
Holmes,
7-14
which
sent
men
with
brains
to
the
legis-
1
and
a
straight
channel
is
reported.
This
I
for further reductions.
so to assist his brother, who is moving
paid when presented at my office;
means a scene of industrial activity at ' acres in Tillamook City.
lature to enact laws—and may Tilla-I
into new offices in that city.
S hriek E.—No. 2615, 2616, 2617,
Walter Carman to R D. Peckham, re­ monk county continue to do so.
$150.00 in presents given
fafiaM|*s'"css
is
erected the saw mill, and we hope that it will
2618, 2619, 2620, 2621, 2622. 2623.
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lease of bond.
2624, 2625, 2626, 2627. 262«, 2629,
between pailev's implement warehouse continue so.
away June ist, 1901.
Commenting upon a little squib which i 2630, 2472, 2631, 2633, 264«. 2570.
The Amacetia Club had another plea­ Joyce B. Morse to Homer Mason, 21
and Letcher's, to be occupied by Mr. W.
2651, 2071, 2662, 2637, 2649, 2650,
acres
in
Quick
D.L.C.
appeared
in
the
Headlight
in
reference
to
Olsen, trto is going into business again. sant evening’s enjoyment on Friday, the
2563, 2552, 2647, 2561, 2553, 2447,
Call and get further par
M. W. Harrison to Mary Letcher, quit the repeated newspaper talk tor the last 2560, 246«, 2530, 244,).
Dr. W. Tatom, the painless destist, will ¡special feature being made up of a pro-i
four
years
about
establishing
a
woolen
j
claim.
ticulars.
Interest ceases March 1, 1901.
remain in the city for a short time, and ¡gram of vocal and instrumental music.
G. S. Nelson to Frank L. Owens, Ne % mill in Portland, the Oregonian says : '
W. H. C ary , County Treasurer.
those ruquiring first-class dentistry work which brought out the musical ability of i of Ne 14 of sec. 27, and Nw *4 of Nw % ! “Be gentle, neighbor. Remember you
By E. D. H oag , Deputy.
should call upou him at the Larsen house the voung people and afforded plenty of
need a railroad and will be able to reduce
good amusement to those present. This of sec. 26. tp. 4 S, R. 10 W.
Wants to Rent a Ranch.
at once.
- was followed by a chicken supper and
Mary A. Bromley to Frank Bromley, f the temperature of your pcdalextremities
Born, on the 11th inst., to the wife of other dainties, and as dancing appears to
several
degrees
by
helping
it
along.
”
Oh,
'
A
first-class
dairyman wants to rent a
*4 acre in sec. 30, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W.
Mr. C. G. Sowers, a son; and there is . be one of the attractions for young peo­
no, brother. We thought we had busted ; dairy ranch in Tillamook county for a
rejoicing in the home, for it looked as if ple, this was indulged in before the club , Rhoda Johnson to Albert Mason, 54 open the Portland railroad wind bladder term of years.—Address N. A. Freeman,
the numerous daughters were never to adjourned. There was a large attend- acres in Quick D.L.C.
wide enough a few weeks ago that it I Tillamook, Or.
C. & E. Thayer to Edith Aiderman,
have a brother.
ance, and several ladies wholiave provid­
Some parties were in this week want­ ed refreshments and chaperoned the lot 6 in bk. 31, Thayer s 4th add. to |
ing to buy several hundred head of young young people say the club is admirably Tillamook City.
Claude Thayer to S. A. Brodhead, lot
stock, but finding no disposition to sell j conducted.
and prices ranging high, they left with- j Mr. 0. G. Nolan came near finding a 1 in bk. 21, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook
City.
out buying any.
watery grave in Hoquarton slough on
Gerhard Ouken to I. F. Laren, lot 8, in
We notice that some of the county ; Tuesday. He was on some small logs
bk. 17, Thayer’s add to Tillamook Citv.
the eye« is different from most of dealers. especially those who sell the frames all ready fitted with the
courts in Oregon have directed the sheriff which commenced turning, and in making i
glasses. By the aid of a large complete trial or test case I can fit anv eye, making it a very easy matter
Claude Thayer to 1. F. Larsen, lot 8
to return the money collected under the a dash to get off fell into the waler. As
to detect any slight variation of the eyes by testing each eye seperateiy.
bicycle tax law which has been declared ; he had heavy boots and coat on he found in bk. 17, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook
City.
unconstitutional.
i he could not swim, and had considera-
or glasse* are put into frames of your own selection, after the eyes have been thoroughly tested. The
U.S. to Chas. S. Wells, S H 01 Sw U of
same quality of lenses is put into every frame sold, the difference in price being only in the frame.
Miss Catherine Myers retnrned to this ! ble trouble to keep his head above water,
If you don't want to Me a pair of spectacles come in and try my svsteni and see whether your
city on Sunday from Forest Grove, where j i Every time he sank his feet touched bot- sec. 1«, tp 2 S, R. 9 W. and Se ’4 <»f Se .
eves are all right or not, then
Ne Vi of sec. 34,
she had gone to attend the wedding of' ' tom. when we would give a spring, which 14 of sec. 13 and Ne
W.
her sister, Miss Anna Myers to Mr. Neill ¡brought his head above the surface. tp. 2 S, R 10
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J. Sorensen, a mining man of Sumpter. | , Then he would call for help and taken in
Fortune fails him who fears.
The lumber schooner C. H. Wheelernnd I some fresh air. After a time he was heard
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Expediency is seldom expedient.
the tug Geo. R. Voslmrg arrived at San ' in the saw mill, and Jack Burdick looked
Indulging
self
is
inviting
sorrow.
Francisco o i Thurs lay of last week, and out to see wliat the trouble was, but
Now that Mitchell is senator from Ore­
gon there is some likelihood that he will
not allow San Francisco to monopolize
all the transport business to the Philip­
pine islands, and we will gamble he will
skim off some of the cream for Portland
at the first opportunity.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DAIRY SUPPLIES
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flAI^DWA^E, Tinware, ^TOVEg RA|ll$
I
Overstocked
:
SPECTACLES
My System of Fitting
The Lenses
Let me fill your Prescriptions.
( HARLES I. CLOUGH,