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iUrniwk No. 48 Vol. XII. Heairtidjt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY a, I her as a kind Christian woman. The sor- I rowing relatives have the sympathy of L the community. Mr. E. West,of Netarts, was in thecity < on Saturday. He sent some yellow ocher, |j of which there is plenty to be found in II this county, to Prof. A. L. Knisclv.chem- s ist at the Oregon experiment station, 11 and received this reply : “The sample J« If you want a can that is a good can, A milk can that can’t be beat, Go and buy the Buhl Can At Wade & Briggs down the street. we cjleet (•J THE LARGEST STOCK OF DAIRY SUPPLIES. Prices Quoted on Factory Outfits. 1900 I t I > which you sent me and which you thou- I I ght was yellow ocher, I find upon exami- ■ j nation, to be yellow ocher. The material j I consists of a large amount of iron com- ' pound such as is found in yellow ocher, J and I should say that this sample was rather better than the ordinary samples as we find them.” Next Sunday being the eleventh anni versary of the Y.P.C.U., the young peo- it] I pie of the United Brethren church will I render tbe following program : Song, prayer, song ; scripture reading, Mary I Hansen ; brief history of the Y.P.C.U., 111 Florence Hansen ; recitation, Jessie David ; “The children, the church and Christ,” Mary Hayes ; song, by four lit tie girls ; Chautauqua drill, by the jun iors ; recitation, Chnssie Neff; the Y.P. C.U. as a training school, Joseph Free man ; recitation, Mary White ; song, by three girls ; recitation, Ida Freeman ; recitation, Blanch Neff and Dora Foster ; song and benediction. [iA^DWA^E, Tinware, gTO 1/E£ RA^Eg. I I! PAINTS, OILS. Fishing Tackle. GLASS, SASH and DOORS. Ammunition, Guns, etc. Gornev Main and Stilluiell Avenue GIVEN AWAY! On JUNE 1st, 1901. We Distribute the following prizes Each $1.00 Cash Purchase Entitles You to One Chance. i. a. 3- 4- 5- 6. 7- 8. 9- 10. 11. 12. U- M- 15- 16. i7- 18. 19. Set Furniture from Nels Thompson. . . 425 oo Coupon Book, good for $20.00 in trade. 20 oo i Ladies’ Black Dress, Duchess Silk .. 15 oo or i Gents’ Suit i5 oo I Gents’ Suit or Overcoat.......................... 12 50 i Gents’ Mackintosh ................................... IO 00 i Ladies’ Mackintosh................................... 8 00 i Ladies’ Dress Pattern, Black Henrietta . 7 50 i Pair, all Wool, White Blankets. 6 50 i Gents’ Stetson Hat.................... 5 00 i Pair Men’s Heavy Rubber Boots 5 00 i Ladies’ Serge Dress Pattern .. . 4 00 i Pair Men’s Dress Shoes.............. •4 00 i Pair Ladies’ Dress Shoes............ 3 50 X Bbl. Best Grade Flour.............. 3 50 I Suit Men’s all Wool Underwear 3 00 i Suit Ladies’ Fine Wool Underwear .... 3 00 I Ladies’ Silk Umbrella ... 2 50 a Gents’ Dress Shirts, $1.25 a 50 i Gents’ Umbrella.............. a 00 i Pair Ladies’ Kid Gloves... i 50 i 50 i Pair Gents’ Kid Gloves.. i 25 i Ladies’ Corset.................... i 25 X Pair Men’s Oil Pants .... i 00 12 Cans Tomatoes Sugar i 00 I i J. M. Center, of Stevenson, Wash., who came to this city a few weeks since and ! market on the opposite side of Wade & prepared, and the young men of Tilla TII/I/AMOOK JOTTINGS was taken sick at the Palace hotel, where | Briggs’ store. mook and surroundings are cordially in he had to be watched, for fear he might Dr. Wise, resident dentist. * | Call and see the new carpet samples. vited. commit suicide, recovered sufficient to go Twenty five patterns toselect from. The The Evening Telegram, which is giving out 011 the Sue H. Elmore on Sunday for Go to Todd's for groceries. new displayer shows the whole floor editorial articles from editors in Oregon. Astoria. On Monday morning his body Go to Wade & Biggs for bicycles. covered. Orders taken for carpets at the contained one on Saturday from the was found lying on the wharf near the Grass and garden seeds at Todd’s. * Furniture Store. * I editor of the Headlight, including a pic- Parker house of that city, having com Buy your clothing, hats and shoes at j The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Sunday • ture of the pencil pusher, on “Protection mitted suicide the previous night by Todd's. •' for Astoria. She met with another mis for the Home.” We have been asked to shooting himself in the head with a pis Hams, lard and bacon just arrived at hap, breaking one of the blades of her reprint it in the Headlight, but cannot do tol. He had registered at the Parker Todd’». propeller, so had to be beached to make so this week as the request came to hand house, and about 9 o’clock he was notic New line of shoes just received at so late. i repairs at Astoria. ed that he opened his grip and took Todd's ” Mr. L. J. Johnson, who obtained noto something out. He then went out and The Durham Ball Bearing Sewing Ma Mr. S. Lovell was in from Nehalem on chine, for ease in running and durability, rietv as editor of the Watchtower some walked in the direction of the river. His 20. Monday. is the best machine for the price on the few years since in this city, is on a visit head was bandaged up to w ith a tow’e) Mr. Ed. Menzie was in the citv from 21. market today. Call and see them at here. He is now interested in mining and to protect a wound in his jaw, which had Sarma, Out. I is special agent of the Rossland Consoli been injured. He was a man of about 60 32. Thompson's Furniture Store. Mr. A. E. Rittenhouse was in from Ne dated Mining Company. Mr. Johnson years of age. No doubt he came to Tilla The time for holding the board of com 23- halem on Tuesday. ! related to us some of the incidents of the mook to commit the rash act, but was missioners'meeting having been changed 24. Born, at Cloverdale, on the 20th April, to the first Wednesday in the month, it last political battle he fought in this either prevented or lost heart, so saved I county, in which his paper played a con this county the expense of burying him. to the wife of Mr. Guy Ford, a son. 25- ! convened yesterday and adjourned until Dr. W. Tatom, the painless dentist, 1 the 8th, as most of the business had been spicuous part. A special meeting of the city council A. C. White, of Aberdeen, Wash., is was held on Tuesday evening, when all the will be in this city on May 3rd, to remain ' set for that date. wanting a job as milker and writes to the members were present, for the purpose of a short time. | The board of county commissioners Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grayson returned ! convene on Wednesday, and as the bicy editor to find a place for him. We are taking into consideration the matter of the first part of the week from visiting , cle tax law was declared unconstitution, not running an employment bureau or purchasing fine hose. A committee of the real estate office, so we will do this much hose company was present, including the friends in the Willamette valley. al, would it not be the correct thing for for this person, by asking our readers if chief, P. W. Todd, and Henry Crenshaw Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet at the board to refund the money to those they want a milker who appears willing and Oak Nolan. It was pointed out to their hall at Fairview on May 10th, at to whom it belongs ? to work if he can find a job. As this is the city council that 1000 feet of hose 10 a.m. Come out and have a good I Mr W. E. Page has opened his second I a good trait of character, we like to lend time. I hand store on the east side of the Head-I I a helping hand to such, hence this notice. was required, and even with that, unless a few more hydrants were put in, some There is a rumor that several other light office. He is now prepared to buy | j Dr. Wise will return from Nehalem on of the property in the outskirts were parties contemplate boring for oil in this second hand furniture stoves, etc., for i the Sth and will leave for the Portland without fire protection. One thousand county. More the merrier, and sooner which he will pay cash. All kinds of| office about the 15th. We are sorrv to feet w as the amount of hose the citv de schemes on the tapis throughout the sert the plaintiff, and that be has ever second hand goods soldcheap. the better. hear that Dr. and Mrs. Wise are about to cided to purchase. Mr. Briggs, of the state will never materialize. Tillamook since said date remained separate and Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach Sunday | As all the business men who were to leave Tillamook to reside in Portland, firm of Wade & Briggs, representing the county will be fortunate if but one com apart from plaintiff. On account of this afternoon in Bay City and in the Presby-, address the pupils of the public school in as, no doubt, their large circle of friends Goodyear Rubber Co., submitted four pany starts work, and we hope that the desertion plaintiff wants the marriage terian church in this city in the morning the opera house were somewhat diffident will l>e also. It is not the intention of kinds of hose, and Mr. W. M. Morris, of Tillamook Paraffine Company will soon contract dissolved, and prays for the ns to their orntorical abilities, they turn Wise Bros, to give up their practice in anil evening. the Boston Belting Company, submitted do so, for that alone will demonstrate custody of the two children, the outcome Just arrived, from the Art Wall Paper ed up missing Friday. Mr. T. B. Handley this city, but will have a dentist resident | two kinds. After inspecting the different what all this talk about so many parties of this union, they having been under the care of the mother since the father desert Mills, Chicago, a lot of wall paper, which kindly consented to fill the bill, and did here to attend to it. specimens, a ballot of the council was going to bore for oil amounts to. ed them in 1895, being now seven and include the new designs just out. At the so willingly with an able address. Portland shipyards are busily engaged taken to see which quality of hose each Dr. W. A. Wise came in from Portland at present in construction and repair councilman favored, and this brought six years of age. Furniture Store. Tillamook Divorce Cases. Clara E. Keller, plaintiff, vs. Frank E. Xir. and Mrs. F. N. Wilson left here on to view the ruins of his former residence work. At the Olson yard the W. H. out a unanimous vote in favor of the Three divorce cases will come before Keller, defendant. They were married in Thursday to remain in Portland for a ; in this citv. He was accompanied bv the Harrison is. on the ways. Her boiler, Boston Belting Company's Phoenix time, after which they expect to locate in fire insurance adjuster, Mr. R. S. Fahy, which was removed for repairs, has been double jacket hose at 80c. per foot, so i Judge R. P. Boise, in which three women Portland, Ore., on the 15th June, 1896, special agent of the Fireman's Fund In- replaced, and the machinery is now being the council contracted -to take 1000 feet appear to have come to the conclusion and since then defendant has treated Eastern Oregon. 1 surance Company. They returned to put in order. The vessel has received for $800, to be delivered as soon as pos that marriage is a failure tied up to men plaintiffin a cruel and inhuman manner Mrs. W. E. Page and Mrs. W. J. Still Portland on the steamer on Sunday. who abuse and desert them. Following by using abusive epithets. Defendant two new false keels and new planking sible. well left on the steamer to go to Pendle Mr. L. I. Herz, bookkeeper in the office where necessary, and calkers are at work. There are a good many rumors in the are the cases which will be tried next has for a number of years refused and ton on a visit to relatives, where the lat neglected to furnish plaintiff with the Mr. S. Elmore, returned to Astoria on the The steamer is undergoing a thorough air about different parties going to bore month : ter will remain for some time. Ellen Mitchell, plaintiff, vs. Harry common necessaries of life, and she has steamer Sunday. One thing Mr. Herz overhauling inside and out. tor oil in this county and who are want- Two car loads of that celebrated Gold Mitchell, defendant. The parties to this been obliged to earn her own livelihood noticed while here, that was he did not Tuttle telephone is connected as far | ...^ ing w to w»»«a bond ■«•■»• land wa for that purpose, *»■»•» |^aa» grvw*. C en Rod Flour just received. Y’ou don't find people complainingasin other places as Spruce, and which is to lie continued do not feel inclined to make mountains suit were married on the 15th of June at at common labor. Defendant had on use the best flour made if you haven't and he thought Tillamook City far ahead to Woods. This will prove a gveat con out of these reports, for talk is awfully Bay City, and the grounds upon which one occasion threatened to kill plaintiff. used it. Price $3.25 bl. at Cohn's. * of Astoria and other cities for business. venience to the people in the south end of cheap. One report is that ex-Senator the plaintiff sues for divorce is that for a Her husband was a man of irresistible For a nice stock of shoes, for summer Mr. Lee Laughlin, president of the Mc the county to have telephoneconnection» Corliett and others will commence op number of years the defendant has been temper, and that she is afraid he might wear, go to the Red Shoe House. Shoes Minnville National Bank, and his nephew, with Tillamook’s metropolis, and Mr. eration in the county before long. We guilty of the excessive use of intoxicating carry his threats into effect, for he had for ease, shoes for wear, and fashionable Mr. Sam Laughlin, came over from that Tuttle is to be commended for his enter ■ think the people of Tillamook county liquors and of gross and habitual drunk written her various abusive letters false shoes, see P. F. Browne’s new stock. • citv the fore part of the week to see what prise in bringing this about, thus show are conservative enough not to get ex enness, and when the defendant is in that ly accusing her of unfaithfulness to hint All road supervisors must file their the prospects were forstartinganational ing that it is the independent telephone cited, for they can readily see that noth condition he has a most iracible temper, ns a wife. Defendant applied part of her bonds with County Clerk Mason by the bank in Tillamook City. They lett this systems which benefit the people. ing has been done to ascertain whether . and that plaintiff is inconstant fear that earnings to his own use, and that he Sth of May in the sum of $500. blanks morning, going out by way ot Sheridan. ,c W*H do her serious bodily harm. . On caused her lite to lie miserable and un- We publish in another column an arti oil can lx* found or not, I hence it is only * .LI- —..»nwa ítir n rían this account .-I plaintiff prays for a divorce speakably unhappy. No children were for which can be obtained at the court reasonable to surmise that people are . The 82nd anniversary of the Independ- cle from the Oregonian which resurrects i and the custody of the two children of born of this marriage. house. ent Order of Oddfellows wasobserved by the Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook not going to fall over one another to It has been suggested that the fire ap members of that order in this city Fri Railroad Company, which is on a par bore for oil in this county, especially j the marriage, two boys, aged nine and pliances be located in a different place, day, when the ladies of the Rebakah with similar wind-inflated ¡articles pul> when the originators of oil companies seven years resjicctively. A dispatch from Amsterdam Announce« and if this will not entail too large an lodge provided a banquet, over which lished some months since. But it brings can find counties in Oregon where they | Buna Shaw, plaintiff, vs. D. R. Shaw, that Mr. Kruger will leave for the United expense upon the city, we think the idea Noble Grand F. Severance presided, and a broad smile on our countenance when can dis|N>se of stock more readily than defendant, Parties to this suit were brutes at the commencement of |une, is a good one. this was followed by a most enjoyable a company proposes to build a railroad they cau in Tillamook, We ho|>e we are married in Tillamook City on the 12th of Govenor Odell has signed the bill Li X- her . ----- complaint the r*..... For sale, the household goods belong evening, there being a large attendance. to cost several million dollars to read mistaken in this, for it would give us Octolier, 1891. I.. great pleasure to see a number of parties | plaintiff states that the defendant, dis- which authorizes New York Citv to ac that “ the stock which its suliscribeni pos ing to Dr. T. P. Wise, on Saturday next, Charley Reynolds, after reading the cept the $5.200.0*10 gift of Andrew CaiJ in the building recently occupied as a fish apparition storv in our last issue, hied sess is too limited to dictate terms." Al| boring for oil in this county, but we are | regarding the solemnity of his marriage negie for a free library system. inclined to think chat many of the oil I vow, did, in the year 1895, willfully de himself down town next morning, and that we need say in answer to this article is — wind, watered stock if there is any, doing a little excavating under Lamar's saloon, held the “spirits” on jackscrews, and bluff. and he did not require the aid of a me We are sorry to announce the death of dium to call up the spirit of his patron the wife of Captain L. C. Smith, which saint. Bob Ingersoll, to assist him. occurred on Monday at Bar View house. ! There is one thing which the members The remains were brought to I his city on of the hose company is short on. and Wednesday and buried beside the remains the eye* is different from most of dealers, especially those who »ell the frame» all ready fitted with the If in need of any thing in the that is wind. But if they could import of her son in the Oddfellows’ cemetery. glasses. Itv the aid of a large complete trial or test case I can fit anv eye, making it a very easy matter Line of Sporting Good*. Give us a to detect any slight variatio t of the eye» by tearing each eye scperately. some of the wind which the Portland Religious services were held in the Catho I people were going to build a railroad lic church. Father J. J. Burn officiating, call. o orders or glas«es are put into frames of your own selection, after the eye» have been thoroughly tested, rhe Special attention given to order* & from that city to Tillamook with, per and in a suitable discourse briefly eulo same qua lit v of lenses is put into every frame sold, the difference in price being only in the frame. before »ending east for goods, k haps the boys would not puff and pant gized the deceased lady. Mrs. Smith was If yon don't want to see a pair of spectacles come in and try my system and see whether your Come and see what we can do. F so much. previously married, being the wife of eves are all right or not, then . We buy cheap and ol reliable Captain W Terwilliger, who built a The Young Men's Christian Association dealers, therefore, can furnish schooner here some years ago, which of Tillamook will hold its first public good* at lowest prices. to-morrow (Friday) evening, nt was wrecked on her first voyage, drown The de- THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. at the rooms. A talk on poll ing the captain and his crew tly respected ceased lady was be given by Representative B. L. Tillamook. Or. looked An interesting program has been Drawing to be Superintended by our Customers J. A. TODD & CO TILLAMOOK, OB. I GOODS- J I sporting ☆ * * Ralph Ackley, I » I» SPECTACLES My System of Fitting . The Lenses Let me fill your prescriptions. 1 CHARLES 1. CLOUGH.
