illanwk deadlight T TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 31, $1.50 per year 1901 that it was R. T. Weatherly who was Improvement of Tillamook Bar. but we will be able to have incorporated in the next River and Harbor Bill an petitioned for, and as no republican at It is gratifying to know that Senator 1 appropriation for the survev and esti­ Woods wanted to be Uncle Sam’s stamp H Mitchell will do everything in mate of the cost of the improvement. licking machine at that place, Mr. R. T. John . Weatherly will be able to thank the chair­ his power to have incorporated in the This, of course, must precede, neces­ man of the committee for his recommen­ next river and harbor bill ail appropria­ sarily, the appropriation for the im­ dation when he receives his appointment tion for the survey and estimate of the provement itself. If you can furnish me, of the improvement of Tillamook say early in December, any statistics as and commission, which will soon reach cost ' bar. The senator can thank Tillamook to the commerce, character of the work, him. county for sending Mr. B. L. Eddy to the etc., which will aid in this matter, I stall Mr. Henry Bultman, deputy fish war- ' v state legislature, who was instrumental be much obliged. den, returned from Nehalem last week, to a large extent in securing his election ; Trusting this may find vou in good and he evidently thinks he has found If you want the Best Saw made, get the Simonds. Do not be deceived in saws which or, probably, it would be more cornet health, prosperous and happy, I am, something wonderful in that country— to say, he can thank the last republican are represented just as good as Simonds. The Saw which took the Sincerely your friend, a rock that will burn. So satisfied is the county convention for nominating Mr J ohn H. M itchell . Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition. deputy fish warden that he has struck it Eddy as joint representative. It might rich that he would not divulge where he Obituary Notice. have been different had the Maxwell fac­ obtained it. Probably he will take it to tion predominated at the convention as Mr. Samuel Thompson, who died stub Portland and it will cause a lot of sur­ in previous years, but it was in a hope­ denly at the mouth of Nehalem river on prise and wonderment to some people less minority because the republicans in Tuesday of last week, was born in when they see rock burning. There is no this county did not intend their joint Iowa on Dec. 8th, 18»38. He united with mystery about it. What the deputy fish representative to I k * the tool in the hands the M.E. church when a bov ami came warden has found issand saturated with of the Portland bosses to be twisted to Oregon in'1850 with his father, who what is known as Nehalem wax, which about line a piece of purty. Consequently settled on a section of land where Albina has the color and appearance of rock in Senator Mitchell will feel a little more in now stands. He was married in 18 3 thatcoudition. It will burn bv igniting it terested in Tillamook, and it is safe to to Minerva De Shields, who rune from with a match, the same as the pure wax, predict that he will leave no stone un­ Arkansas. While living at Tillamook in the smell and color ol the light being the turned to secure an appropriation for the 1890 he, with his wife and three daugh same. improvement of Tillamook bar so that ters, united with the M.E. church South, Mr. Albert H. Malaney returned from this county can develop its resources Rev. D. M. Conway pastor, and tilled the Mexico on Monday, where he has been and ship its manufactured products to office of steward in that church. On Corner Main and Stilluuell Avenue for the past three years engaged in min­ market the same as other sections of moving to Corvallis they handed in their ing, and so pleased is he with his pros­ Oregon. That is what Tillamook is letters there. He came to Nehalem in pects in that country he does not wish wanting and is legally entitled to after 1897 and has beeu running a passenger anything lietter. The first intimation he lieing bottled up for so many years, and boat on that river. On October 22ml, had that his wife had applied for and the following letter explains itself : while he and his son were waiting for Mrs. Charlotte Cohn, mother of Mrs. been granted a divorce was when he Organizer Covan, of the W. ofW., who TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Hon. B. L. Eddy, Attornev-at-Law, the stage from Garibaldi, and to all ap­ has been here several weeks in the inter, Esther Solomon, of this city, died some­ reached the Grand Roundc on his way in Tillamook Citv, Tillamook County, pearance in his usual health, h^ fell, what suddenly at Vancouver, Wash., on and for the purpose of visiting his wife. est of that order, left on Wednesday. Pure maple sap at Cohn’s. Oregon. breathed once or twice, and suddenly ex Mr. J. V. Stephens, son of Assessor Wednesday of last week, and Mrs. Solo Great was his surprise, after sending her M y D ear M r . E ddy ,— I beg to pired. He leaves three brothers, one sis­ The new dip belt at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * man left the next day to attend the money right along, to be told that at Stephens, who has been in British Col. acknowledge receipt of yours of October ter, five sons and five daughters. He was In wet weather—*‘C” Ben Riesland.* umbia for the past five years, is now in funeral. The deceased lady will be re­ the last term of court in Tillamook City 22nd, in which you again remind me of a kind and loving husband and father, a Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick has been quite Portland. membered in Tillamook, having spent the bond of matrimony had lieen severed. the great interest of you and your con­ good neighbor and much respected by all the summer two years ago with her What hurt Malaney most was to find stituents in the improvement of Tilla­ sick. I who had made his acquaintance. Rev. The city recorder should record in the daughter. out that another had alienated his wife ’ s Silk soap, six bars for 25 cents, at journal,there will be an artificial lake for mook Bar, and you earnestly ask my I Israel Putnam, of Bay City, pastor of The Northern Pacific surveying party, affections, but she was willing to allow aid and co-operation with Representa­ ' the M.E. church, conducted the religious Cohn’s. * the next six months in the road south of numbering 16 persons, went out on the what had happened to pass and to be tive Tongue, and my other colleagues, services at the funeral. If you want to sell anything, go to W. his residence. steamer Sue H. Elmore on Saturday, remarried. Malaney declined to sanc­ in forwarding so far as in our power E. Page. * Miss Rose Wertz left on Monday and Notice. | having completed the preliminary sur­ tion this, but made a proposition that if that improvement. If you want ,o buy anything go to W. will go with Mr. and Mrs. D. McKin­ vey from Scappoose down the Nehalem she remained single for twelve months he I take great pleasure in stating to you The Tillamook Lumber Company hit* ley to Los Angles, Cal., and will remain E. Page. I Valley to Tillamook City, a distance of would return and re-inarrv her. and through vou to the people of Tilla­ leased to J. A. Tait Co. the electric .light Three dairy farms to rent. Apply to there the w inter. 1 nearly 100 miles. Before leaving they Representative B. L. Eddy has received mook interested in that improvement, plant. Mr. Taft will have sole eontrol Just received, 10,000 loaded shotgun Beals Bros. I had instructions to report and await the following letter from Mr. H. G. Van that I will do everything honorably in alter Nov. 1, 1901. A nice assortment of furs at Mrs. shells at Ralph Acklev's. We lead in orders at Tacoma. Dusen, master fish warden, in regard to my power in aid ot this improvement, T illamook L vmiihr C o . quality and low prices. 12-gauge Exel- Sturgeon’s. October, 30 1901. Where is S. R Hill, a Tillamook farm­ establishing a salmon hatchery in this and further, I have no doubt whatever, sor Shells at 45c. per box. Sewing Machines to rent or for sale at I er ? The Portland newspapers repot* county : “ On my arrival home I find I Rev. Mr. Caldwell, who has been ap­ him missing in that city. He left home awaiting me vour favor of the 8th inst., W. E. Page’s. pointed to fill the vacancy in the U. B. on the 23rd inst. for Portland, expecting relative to the matter of our looking up Bestyette water proof clothing is for church, is expected in at any time and to undergo an operation at one of the a hatchery site for Tillamook bay. In sale at Cohn’s. will preach next Sunday. hospitals. He did not arrive at his des­ regard thereto, I beg to state that I had Mrs. Wm. Stephens went out to Port­ A number of the strawberry plants are tination, 607 East Burnside street, so planned to get at your district long be- land on Monday. giving a second crop, tor Mr. Maynard, Mrs. Minnie Nelson, of that address, re­ foje this, but have lieen hampered more Nestucca comb honey in one pound who raises quite a number every year, or less with the work that I have in ported the matter to the police. sections at Cohn’s. hand, which has caused the delay. 1 was round peddling strawberries last Judge Raleigh Stott died in Portland expect now, either this week or next, to 12-gauge Exelsor Shells at Ralph Aek- week. last week. He was well known by a ley’s for 45c. per box. W. E. Page expects a boat load of new number of the old settlers in Tillamook, have a man at my disposal that I can 12-gauge Exelsor Shells at Ralph Ack- . furniture on the Elmore ; also a supply having attended court in this county put down into your se< tion. When he of sole leather and harness leather and when this country was looked upon as gets down that way, I would appreciate lev’s for 45c. per box. very much if you people would kindly See Snodgrass, the gunsmith, for all i shoe findings. Watch out lor low prices. the rough and woolly West. The editor assist him all you possibly can, in the | — W. E. Page. met him last summer in Portland, when kinds of gun repairing. investigating work that we are desirous he related some of his experiences and Good cook stoves and heaters for sale j Finest bottom land in the county. of doing there, for he is an entire Sixtv acres, one and a half miles from inquired after the welfare of a number of stranger t<> yonr section, and should cheap at W. E. Page's. our citizens. town, with fine buildings, $6000. Don't Mr. C. 0. Lyons and wife came in have all the assistance that possibly can miss the chance if you want a good be given him.’’ from Seattle on Tuesday. ranch. Come at once—“C" Ben Ries- It Mr. Wm Reid thinks that he can in- We are sorry to hear that Mr. W. N land. I duce Tillamook jieople to give a large Vaughn has been quite sick. The best saw on earth. Use the Great | I bonus and grants of land for a right of For fine city property, with or without Western saws and vou will soon be con- ■ wav for his long talked of railroad from building*— “C” Ben Riesland. vinced of this fact, forthevare recognized Portland to Tillamooit City he is labor­ Headquarters for the Singer sewing , to lie the best saw now on the market Take time by the forelock ? ing under a delusion. True it is that machine supplies at W. E. Page’s. For sale at McIntosh & McNair's hard-. some of our citizens fall easy victims to r Don’t you know that Call and inspect my watches before ware store. i the faker’s gift of gab, and will sacrifice buying elsewhere.—Eugene Jenkins. Although receiving quantities of eggs. everything will be 25 per some ot their loose change to buy a pig j A marriage license was issued on the Cohn & Co. sav that unless they receive in a poke, such as mining stock uiid oil 'S cent higher in the Real 25th to James Bodyfelt and Lizzie Fleck. more than at present they will lie com­ lands, just by way of getting their eye ◄ Estate line next spring J teeth cut, but when it comes to making There will be a praise service at the pelled to ship in from Portland as they than now ? up a big wad of money and deeding land Presbyterian church on Sunday even­ do not get enough at present for their | to railroad promoters, we believe those large city trade. Some people are com­ ing. , who undertake such a scheme will have Tillamook City is slow in some things. Dr. T. P. Wise will lie at his Tillamook pelled to sell this autumn ! a mountain of trouble on their hands. office about Nov. 4th, to remain as long It failed, for the edification and amuse- j Pick up these snaps ! I Tillamookers are not wanting a railroad inent of Mr. William Reid, to reproduce as kept bus). ' that bad, nor a railroad to haul logs to A word to the wise------ the first train which arrived in this city Watches, clocks and jewelry of all kinds I Portland to lie manufactured there, for on the Sth of July, which didn't take carefully repaired and guaranteed by BI N RIESLAND. that, no doubt, is the idea M-r. Reid has Eastern capital to equip either. Eugene Jenkins. in view. As the H eadlight has repeat­ W. E. Page keeps the best »ewing ma- Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Latimer left Wed- edly remarked, let those who arc figur chine on earth for the least Money. The nesday for San Juan, Cal., to be gone j ing upon building a railroad into Tilla- Drop Head Singer, from $30 to $40 cash about a month. ' mook do so as any other enterprise down. The »nine machines sell* from $60 The death claim of Geo. A. Barton, a | would and nc»t attempt tn force blood Snodgrass files saws and fits keys. Re­ to $7'5 on time. Call in and see them. | memlier of Star Lodge, No. 76. A.O.U. W., money from the people. The dairy in­ boring shotguns and training rifles a They are beauties —W. E. Page. in the sum who died in this dustry of Tillamook county was not specialty. At Ackley’s. Mr. George G. Carl, of San Francisco, city last month, was paid to his sister, Mr. J. A. Taft has re-leased the saw mill special agent for The Mutual Life Insur I Mrs. Ruth A. Rees, on Wednesday. This built up that way, and if the railroad for three years, also the electric light mice Co., came in on the stage on Wed shows how prompt the Workmen pay cannot lie built without a subsidy and land grants, then it will take only a few plant for the same time. nesdav _____ afternoon. He will make head- their death claims, the finance committee more years of patience, when Tillamook Dr. O. H. Davenport, the dentist, will quarters in the office of “C" Ben Ries. mc€tlnK on the 23rd of each month in bar will lie improved. Portland, which which lie at his office in future on Thursdays, land for a short time. * 1 | ~ : wns the date on — 1....1. Barton died last month, »0 his claim* Fridays and Saturdays. The monthly meeting of the W. F. 12-gauge Exelsor Shells at Ralph Ack­ A large quantity of Dry Spruce Lumber M. S, will be held at the home of Mrs. could not be acted upon until the com. lev’s for 45c. tier box * * * i for sale or trade. At a bargain. See J T. H. Govne, Thuis lar, November 7th. inittce met this month. % $1.25 pavs for the Headlight to Janu­ P.M. — Subject, "The Woman's 1 i Tlie R. Harter. Tillamook City. 3 at L 2:30 4',V ...... - J------- • ---- ^ young r-. . people of this city appear ary 1st. 1903 I It would lie a great convenience if a Foreign Missionary Socjftjr »•» Japan. ’ | to be the victims of Cupid « dart« and to have the matrimonial lice in their bon- light was placed at the end of the side­ A cordial invitation i* extended to the nets, for two more on Wednesday were ladies to be present. walk opposite the public school. The citizens of Tillamook and vicinity married. The contracting parties were Mrs. S'.urgeoii has received another are cordially invited to attend the first Mr. Charles R.Johnson and Miss Marr fine assortment of pattern hats and public meeting of the Ocean Wave Pro­ E Price, both well known and respected i street hats of the latest designs. hibition Alliance, to lie held Friday even- young people ot this city. They enter A petition has been circulated asking ing. November 1. iathe Christian church, on their married career with bright I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT BOOKS adopted by the for a seven days mail service between l/everal short speeches, special music,etc , hofies and with the congratulations and Oregon State Board of Education, and will sell and exchange book for book according to best wishes of a large nnmlicr of friend*. North Yanihill and Tillamook City. [will lie the order of the evening. Time : the plan adopted by them. He wish the happy couple a long file of Rev J. J. Burn has a carbuncle on h*s 7:30 o'clock. happiness. My Stock of School Supplies I wrist which has lieen giving him some Mr. Chas. Peterson hns sold his house The appointment of a postmaster at I anxiety for fear of blood-poisoning. Is complete in every detail. My prices are always right. and all hi* furniture to Mr*. MaryH. Wilt, Wood* wa* held up l»*can»e the republi­ We have money to loan on farm pre- who recently removed to this citv from can county committee wa* advised that I perty at a low rate of interest.—Apply Lagrande. Mr*, and Mis* Minnie Peter a petition had reached Washington ask­ I t" Beals Brothers, Tillamook City, son will leave in aliont two week* to ing the *|»pointment of F. J. Weatherly. visit friends San Francisco sad Kansas j Cohn & Co. have just received their City, wJnk Charier is a little un