Tillamook headlight., February 13, 1902, Image 2

THETILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 13. 1902
I
Twin Family Medicines
land a new chapter of infa ny is opened CJe idlight in the matter of County fudge
Real Estate Transfers.
in American politics.
Sa pington’s sil nt partnershipiu the I id
Louis Olsen to Henry Lederer, S
of
to build Bea\er creek bridge, the Ore­ Se l4 of sec. 20 and N Va of Ne ‘4 of sec.
WILL
„
An Awful Indictment.
gonian has exposed the whole transae. 29, tp. 1 S. R.8 W.
tion. But lor doing so that newsp iper
B. A. Todd to P. D. Newell lots 8, 9,
(Oregonian )
r rerrsra o
Rather n pointed ques-
RATES OE SUBSCRIPTION.
The telegraph brought the news the has been sued for $50,000 for suggesting 10 and 11 of sec. 34, tp. 3 N. R. 9 W .
tion. So it is, and
( STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.)
Olean Land Co. to Duncan and Brewer
other day that two dancehouse girls that criminal proceedings be instituted
OREGON LIVER REGl’LATOR hits the point. For a
Lumber
Co.,
various
tracts.
$1.50 had committed suicide at Nome, A day against Commissioner Mack for malefea­
One year..........
that is caused from a deranged stomach, dizziness, nervousness.
that
Leon M. Hellenbrand to 0. H. Wood, pHtion or any ailment of the stomach, liver or ^owle», tJe|e,’ o | -1 i 1T(>R
7.3 or two before two young women died sance while in office. Those who want
Six months..........
50
N Vy of Ne ’4 of sec. 24, tp. 5 8, K. 11 W. wiil relieve vou so quickly and permanently us OREGON LI .
Three months....
»
•
in the McMinnville telephone office from Sappington for county judge again would
Ailjert Perry to R. H. Holmes, lot 4 of
25c. and $1.
self-administered poison. The week be­ do well to invite the commissioner of block 7, Stillwell’s add to Tillamook ; Regular size, D.
J. Frv, Salem, Oregon.
Star, Idaho.
A Word of Advice.
fore two voung men were hanged for Multnomah county to locate in Tilla­ R. H. Holmes to Louis Olsen, und.
bear Sir —Enclosed find 25c. for a package of Oregon
interest
in
same.
Liver Regulator. We used the medicine when we lived in Salem anil
The H eadlight is a little surprised highway murder. Last week two girls mook and go into silent partnership with
found it superior to anything weever tried for headache and bilious­
Brougham Brier to K. C. Magarrell.
Wouldn’t
that any opposition to the renomination started on the road to ruin by an esca­ County Judge Sappington.
lots
1,
2,
11
and
ness
’ Yours irulv.
R kv . A xson Cox.
12,
in
block
3
Ma-
of Mr. B. L. Eddy for joint representative pade from Portland with two men who this make a bute of a team.
laney’s add. to Ocean Park.
FRY’S
LIGHTNING
of Ti'lamooK ami Yamhill should be they knew had no intention of marrying
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State of Oregon to G. B. McLeod. Sw
.
HEALER,
countenanced by any one in the republi J them. A School on the East Side is ter­
Some of the towns in the Willamette *4 of Sw »4 of see. 27 and lot 4 of sec. 31
...........
’
It is the justlv
Menniux Best. Quick Cure. A new rrniedv for nil aches
iitxl * r pains,
can party of this county. We consider rorized by a gang of young hoodlums, Valiev are having trouble over the saloon tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
for an ache or pain, ex.
celebrated Pain Killtr—guarantied or money back. Try
-... it
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it poor politics aud not for the best inter­ whose highest idea of honor is to pro­ problem, not so much that people object
Jacob S. Elliott to Wm. B. Elliott, 40
ternal or internal. Regular size, 50c.
est of the partv. Probably some of our' tect each other in their lawlessness. to them as the tendency of saloon keepers acres in sec. 7, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W.
B eniamin W heeleh , residence Highland Addition. Salem, Or.,
A.
J.
Serrett
to
Thomas
Coates,
lotG
republican friends have not looked at the | Every day or two some policeman res. to violate and keep their places open
a sufferer from rheumatism, says : "Fry’s Lightning Healer is the
of block 18, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook.
best and I he only medicine that ever gave me rebel. 1 believe it will
matter in this light. But this opposition cues a youug girl from a life of shame in contrary to law.
Albany has made a
Chris Nelson to A. B. Hammond and
do all that is claimed for it."
Above medicines for sale by
to Mr. Eddy is personal rather than pub-! an infamous resort, an I often the best start and succeeded in having the saloon
Winton Timber Co., lots 1, 2, 7 and 8 of
lie, for when a few republicans start out j that can be done with her is to lock her keepers arrested. There is trouble brew­ sec. 12 tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
to “do up” Mr. Eddy and a few reliable up in some place of detention or correc­ ing at Eugene and at other towns on
T. H. Goyne to R. \V. Watson, 49 by
county officials it appears to us that they ( tion.
the same subject. This is how the Eu by 71 Vs fret in block 1, Thayer’s add to
Tillamook.
are trying to push their petty animosities I It is a shocking state of morality and gene Register deals with it.
Anna Kunze to Chas. McKillip, 60
It lies in
into the republican party to gratify tbeir ; the cause is not far to seek.
“There is no necessity for Oregon
acres in sec. 29. tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
desires ami with a hope that it will work ' lack of moral training from childhood, towns to be in the throes of local up­
S. Scovell to August Laidtke, lot 1 and
to their advantage. When, however, it | i There is a critical period in the life of heaval on the saloon question so long as Se *4. of Ne % of sec 6 and lot 4 and Sw
ihe laws governing saloons are strictly
j
every
bov
and
girl.
Lessons
written
is seen that those who oppose Mr. Eddy ,
enforced. The failure to enforce the Viol Nw *4, sec. 5, tp. 3 N, R 9 W.
are “sounding” different parties for the i ' then on plastic minds are made with pen laws is the foundation for all anti-saloon
N. P. Aliev to August Ludtke, lot 2 of
STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, AV. II. HARRISON.
purpose of iimling someone to put on , i of iron and the point ofa diamond. From agitation prevalent throughout the state sec. 24, and lots 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 of sec.
ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
the rule or ruin slate, the motives which j ' his mother’s knee the boy should be and offers what excuse exists, for organ, 13. tp. 3 N, R. 10 W.
ization of an anti-saloon league in Ore­
U. S. to Chris Nelson, lots 1, 2, 7 and 8
have prompted this opposition should ' trained to honor and respect his par- gon. So long as the saloons are con­
BAY CITY, HOBSONV1LLE.
of sec. 12, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
not be lost sight of and allowed to sway ! I cuts, to protect women and children, to ducted in accordance with law’ we con­
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
U.S.
to
Louis
Blyback,
Sw
’
4
of
Nw
Vi,
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi Sail Francisco, Portland
♦lie republican party. Therefore, we say 1 I scorn a lie and abhor meanness as he sider their business as legitimate and as N Vs of Sw ’4 and lot 8 of sec. 34-, tp. 3
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
From her much entitled to protection as anv other N, R. 9 W.
again, and most emphatically, this is | would a deadly plague.
kind of business, but when they are al­
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
poor politics, lor Mr. Eddy’s public re-1 mother's knee the girl should be taught lowed to overstep the bounds of law and
Ze rdda E. Dunn to Thomas Wilson, \V
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
cord is above reproach and commended j the binding necessity of virtue, the self­ granted privileges in violation of law. a Vi» of Se Vi of sec. 9 and Nw 4 of Ne Vi
.
. |O. R. & N. R. K. Co . Portland.
Agents -#A & c R R Co Portland.
by fair-minded persons throughout the destruction that lies in weakness, the newspaper fails in its duty io the public of sec. 15, tp. 5 S, R. 10 W.
if
it
does
not
point
out
the
violation
and
to
Nelson
P.
Wheeler,
John
C.
Holden
pride
of
honor
and
respectability.
When
county, as wed asin Yamhill. It cannot, I
demand that it be stopped.”
S Vs of Ne 1 i and Ne Vi of Ne ’4 of sec. 25
then, be on public grounds that this op- ! these lessons are properly ingrained in
and Se Vi of Se *4 of sec. 24, tp. 2 S, R.
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position originated, and we believe the j the voting mind, a moral shipwreck of
The editor is soon to buv a shirt. 8 W.
the
life
is
almost
impossible.
The
young
republicans should be acquainted with |
State of Oregon to John W. Told, 1.5
Strange an extravagant as it mav seem,
what is going on behind the scenes, for ! girl who is found in the North End is we have determined to do so. With this acres tide land in sec. 24, tp. 3 N, R. 10
W.
this is only a trap being laid for them to | likely to have hail a drunken father. The end in view we wish the dealers to sub­
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
Win. H. Austin to Winton Timber Co.,
fall into to gratify the personal animosi­ young man on the gallows bitterly re­ mit sealed bids, so that the job may be
let
to
the
lowest
bidder.
Qualitv
and
lots
2,
3,
and
4
of
sec.
6,
tp.
2
S,
R.
7
W.
ties of a few of the machine and trading i calls his lack of parental training.
style don’t count. Anv old thing will do.
E. J. Thomas to D. A. Blodgett, lots 3,
politicians of this county. As Tillamook | One trouble is that parents shirk their ' Send in your bids.—Sheridan Sun,
4 and 5 and Se Vi of Nw J4 of sec. 6, tp.
county was never more ably represented j duty. The mother mostly forms the
What’s the matter, Bro., has someone 1 N. R. 6 \V._________________
in the state legislature than at the last child, and so she is mostly to blame. been sending to all the print shops in
A dem and has been made upon Gov­
session, and Mr. Eddy being a man of But the father is not guiltless if his own the state for the lowest bidder for a two
ernor Orman by Secretary of State Hay
ability and integrity, the H eadtio HT be­ life is at fault or il he is blind to any by four job of printing because they are
at Washington for an investigation of
lieves it is to the best interest of Tilla­ lack in the mother’s teaching and disci­ under the impression that you charged
the destruction last Summer of the
pline.
Many
a
woman
’
s
moral
nature
mook county, the republican party of|
two bits too much ? Pity the troubles of
buildings of William Radcliffe, an Eng­
is
debauched
by
an
unprincipled
hus
­
this connty and state, that he should be f
a country editor. And this puts us in
lishman, located on Grand Mesa Lakes
re-nominated and re-elected representa- I band. Many a weak woman neglects mind of those who preach protection to
AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H. KRUGER’’ AND ‘ ACME.’’
by a mob. Radcliffe appealed to British
live in the state legislature. And we be- | her maternal duty for no other reason industries and then turn round and send
For San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Ambassor Pauncefote for redress, de­
lieve that this broad minded view is held . than that the husband is not man to Portland for their printing when it
manding
$55,000
damages
of
('dorado.
bv every republican in the county, with! enough to insist upon its performance. could and should have been done at home
The trouble grew out of a dispute be­
the exception of those who have personal Sometimes we see a mother who is so I
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tween ranchmen and Radcliffe over fish­
prejudices or are controlled l>v the same ful of clubs and missionary societies ! Some of the politicians and office seek­
ing privilege, and culminated in the
and
art
classes
and
refuge
homes
ami
|
Rates, $1 Per Day
influence. Let the H eadlight sound a
ers in T’llamook appear to have the killing of a ranchman named Womack Centrally Ltoeated.
word of friendly advice to those who card parties and mothers’ meetings and spirit of Ananias and Sapphira, for they
by
one
of
Radcliffe
’
s
men.
A
few
days
have started out ami injected personal Humphry Ward and camera exhibits are evidently circulating a lot of untruth
later the buildings on the lake were de­
animus into politics. Instead of oppos­ and mountain whites that she has no about those who are their opponents. It
stroyed by fire, it was claimed, started
time
to
train
her
children.
She
lias
no
,
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
ing Mr. Eddv, it would reflect more to
is the means some politicians use, but it by friends of Womack in revenge of his
their credit and honor, and to the republi­ cause to complain if some day her boy only causes a reaction in favor of those
death
The
matter
was
orginaily
referred
can party as well, il they would quit J dies of delirium tremens or her girl com­ whom they try to defame, so it is well
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
to Govr. Orman early in January, and,
their opposition right now. It seems, mits suicide.
not to listen to these perverters of the according to the News, a communication
It is not nearly so important for a
however, that some would-be politicians
truth.
from Secretary Hay has just been re
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do not care one bit about the party’s in­ child to have “ good blood” as for it to
ceived asking what had become of it.
ha
ve
wise
training.
They
who
go
astray
terest as long as they can get themselves
It is stated that the people in several
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or their friends belong to one faction into come from genteel residences as much of the states stood by the beet sugar
Captains Bolles and Bulger, United
office. Herein is one reason of the party as from the homes of the poor. Per­ men and bought little cheap sugar of the States local inspector* of steam vessels,
PROPRIETOR OF
being divided into factions, and as we haps it is better for a boy to have par­ trust. It seems that monopoly over- filed their report in the matter of
ents
who
are
forced
to
care
for
him
reaches itself and loses bv its own crafti- the loss of the Walla Walla. The blame
have been asked tobringabout harmony
il what we have suggested above is fol­ as Lincoln's did, or Franklin’s, rather ness.
is placed on the faulty lookout kept on
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lowed it will have the effect of smooth­ than to be reared in the lap of luxury.
the Walla Walla by the officer in charge
DEALER IN
“
You
had
better
hurry
I
”
if
von
are
a
But
whether
rich
or
poor,
the
conscien
­
ing the troubled waters and will in a
of the bridge, who was in the chart­
candidate
for
political
favor,
for
there
is
tious
mother
is
the
real
arbiter
of
her
measure give the party a united front to
house, and the men on the lookout, one
child’s destiny. The juvenile vice and only one office for a legion of aspirants
enter into the next election.
of whom, Wilson, was not at his post of
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
crime, lawlessness and suicide, with who think that the party they belong to
duty.
Captain Hall and Second OflSc r
which the time is rife, make up an owes them a living.
The Fire in the Renr.
Lupp are exonerated.
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awful indict men t of the American
The politicians are in evidence. With a
Congressman Shackleford, one of the home.
beaming countenance and cordial shake
thirteen Missouri Democrats in the
Some people think that County Judge
of the hand, or in earnest confidential
House who voted against an appropria­
Sappington is a smart polititian in de­
conversation, it is not hard to read what
tion of $5(10,909 for the shelter ami pro­
laying the building of bridges across the
they are up to.
tection of American soldiers in the Phi­
Wilson and Trask river until now, with
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lippines, bluntly remarks that “if we
the expectation that he will be able to
The
new
Governor
of Washington ap­
spend hall a million dollars in building
capture political support thereby. Oh, pears to he a lightning striker after Pre­
perninnent barracks in the Philippines it
no, the taxpayers are onto Sappington's sident Roosevelt’s style, and is causing
will In* used as an additional argument for
Agents for Kopp's Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Beer in Ihe Northwest
little tricks, but they know also that a little commotion with politicians.
keeping the islands, and to that 1 am op­
| these bridges should have lieen built long
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privateb
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*
*
posed.” The indifference, or rather hos­
confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home,
I ago had not Sappington sawed up and
The
greatest
ambition
of
Amer
­
To the political aspirants. Get there
tility, shown here to provisions for the
I chewed up so much of the road fund in
ican men and women is to have
if you can. If vou can't, saw wood and
health and comfort of our troops in ac­
! the county saw mill and boarding house
homes blessed with children. The
declare that vou wouldn’t take a public
tive service is simply horrible, remarks
1 —money, which the knowing ones sav,
woman afflicted with female dis­
office if was given you.
the Globe Democrat. The Democrat
ease is constantly menaced with
| should have been expended in the districts
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weapon employed to compel the evacua
becoming a childless wife. No
' where it was collected, and as some ot
We hope at least one person in each
tion of the Philippines is a piece of in-
medicine can restore dead or­
the timber owners have tendered their precinct will be left who is not an aspi­
fernalism. Our soldieis, wherever they
gans, but Wine of Cardui does
taxes with the exception of the road tax rant for office in Tillamook.
are, are entitle to the best treatment and
régulât»* derangements that pre­
I —which, of course, could not be accepted
J. P. ALLEN,
to every proper measure of shelter, pro­
vent conception; does prevent
in that way—Tillamook county will in
tection and sanitation that can be devis­
Proprietor.
SUBS
THE
“
OREGONIAN."
miscarriage;
docs
restore
weak
1 all probability have a peck of litigation
ed. There should l»c no two opinions on
First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate.
functions and shattered nerves
thrust upon it defending law suits, as
For Exposing Silent Partnership
this point. But all the Democrats in the
ami does bring babies to homes
the sheriff, as bv law directed, was com.
House, except sixteen, voted against the
in County Contracts.
barren ami desolate for rears.
(»tiled to sell the property of those who
I
proposition to build barracks in Manila,
J. G. Mack, Saturday tiled suit against
Wine of Cardui gives women the
refused to pay their taxes for the reason
b •cause, as Mr. Shackleford explains the
health and strength to bear heal­
stated. It the timber men win the suit, The Oregonian Publishing Company for
motive, the improvement would be an
thy children. You can get a
it can easily be seen what a muss it is $50.909 damages. His brother-in-law,
argument for keeping the islands. The
dollar Ixittlc of Wine of Cardui
going to cause, and it is not likely that All>ert Abraham, appears as his attor­
Democrats in the House have begun a
from your dealer.
men like Mr. U . W. Curtiss would refuse ney. The complaint is verv brief. It
war on our soldiers in the Philippines in
to pay his back taxes if he was not posi. recites that The Oregonian published the
order to make our retention of the group
tive he had the law on his side. This is following words concerning Mr. Mack ;
148 Market street.
more difficult. Our troops on the other
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
likely to prove another sequel to the saw I “ Statute of 1901 provides no penalty,
v Mempbia. Tenn.. April 14, 1901.
side of the Pacific have acted subject to
In Februar 1901, I t<n>k on boule of
WATCHES, CLOCKS and all
mill graft. Now that Sappington is but criminal law may be invoked.” “The
vv me of C.-rdui and one package of
national orders and performed their
Thedfonl'. fosck-Drauaht. lhjbwn
wanting to In? re-elected, if course, he is framers of the law to provide public bid­
Kinds of Jewelry Carefully
married
fifteen
yearn
and
had
never
duties bravely and well. Their safetv,
quite willing to build bridges and (»lense ding for county supplies did not attach
given birth to a child until I took Wine
Repaired and Guaranteed
shelter and protection arc a sacred
of
(
ardui.
Nir
I
ammotherof
a
fine
a
penalty
tor
violations,
but
Mr.
Mack
the dear |»copIc all tie possibly can, but
SHAVING.
baby eirl which wai bom March 31,1901.
charge Who but the perverts of co(»(»er-
at reasonable Prices ;
The babv weigh« fou teen pounds and I
that is a worn out political trick, and cannot lie punished except under the
HAIR CUTTING,
headism would think ot making barracks
Also a nice line of Watches. Clocks
v*1 a* T11
pen in cotaid feel.
provisions
tor
prosecutions
for
malfeas
­
S.ipgmgton cannot raxsle-daixle the tax-
Now niv come la happy and I never will
tor our troops a political issue? \s well
he without Wine -f.Tniui in mv h Tae
Silverware and Jewelry always kept in
SHAMPOOING.
(»a vers any longer, tor he has (»roved him­ ance in office. ’*
M*>n.
Mr». J. W. C. SMITH.
stock.
curtail then rations and other allowan
“ Meaning thereby.” so the complaint
self an expensive luxury to Tillamook
For advt.-e anti lUcrMura, addrrM, irfring
ccs asdenv them wholesome ami suitable
Engraving done on short notice free of
•ymptomK
Ihe Ladle«' Advleory r*enan-
and may yet hoodoo the republican par- says, “ that the plaintiff* had committed
jnent . Ihe Chattanooga Medicine Company.
EVERYTHING STRICTLYFIRST CLASS charge at Tillamook. Oregon.
arranged barracks. How would these
<
hartan<x-fra,
Tenn.
w
a
felony
under
section
1852.
Hill
’
s
an
­
tv of this county on account of his illegal
Ifemoct a tic congressmen like to be deni
notated laws of Oregon, and was liable
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
transactions hi county affairs.
Department of the Interior*.
cd a decent roof over their heads as 11
notice FOR PCHLICATtOV
to punishment therefor.”
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Ore.,
means to manufacture political capital’
January nth.
Tillamook is not the only county w here
It is charged that the publication w as
Land office at Oregon 1 ity Ore
Notice is hereby given that the following
The treatment ot onr soldiers is not a one member of the commissioners* court false and defamatory, and that the
Notice 1. hereby
"'I'
named settler has filed notice of hi. ini\ t
C.
A.
BAILEY,
named
-ertler
ha. rflJd noil i*nr M ■,‘II,’W|"E
question to go up or down with politi­ Iwnme n silent partner in coutructiiig plaintiff was injured in his reputation
to make B,„l pm.,"""
I1?'"'»»Iwn
tlKAl.RR tX
cal issues or difference of territoral mat lor the countv Commissioner Mack, ot and asks damage in the sum of SoO.thML
’¿erk of Tillamook Countv at Tillam.wlk
STVDERAKF.R HAGOX
Oregon, on February ttrfc, |<»,
Ullstnook,
ters. No doubt onr army in the Philip, Multnomah county, is a furniture denier,
OSBORNE NO H ERS,
Mr.Mack docs not sav that any of the
frnest haag •
pines would l»c more ready to come and he was a silent partner m a furniture statements as to the carpel transaction Ri.ggies. hay rakes, plows, and otbe
H K lirjo, f„ th s “• ' AK.HS
S w
"
« of aec 33. tp j x., R
home if fed on moldy bread or crammed dicker tor that county, entering into an made by The Oregonian were not correct.
farm machinery.
Yon can save
money by dealing with me.
5VS
■ He name, the foilown '- - Lte
in dirtv old rookeries without medical agreement with one of his clerks, paying His grievance seems to lie that The Ore­
Special 1‘ricea on Kuggiea ami Spring
cuniv..1,N>'ofM.dünd°y11
service. If this is the Democratic plan him a commission, to put tn the bill. Of gonian pointed out how proceedings
Wagons.
George w Kir
to bring about the evacuation ot the is- course, it was accepted. And, like the, against him might be begun.
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.*
C bm B M«xr., Xsg.itCT,* ,
l>. Bodyf.lt. of Tnu/ oil 1 y’ Ore •
I
CHU a
Reijslw.
Save a Doctor Bill and may be Your Lite.
HOW
IS YOUR LIVER ?
FEW WORDS AURE
A_____
ROBERT STURGEON, Tillamook, Oregon.
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIE & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’
SUPPLIES
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr.
Hobsonville, Or.
LARSEN HOUSE,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE
E. HADLEY, Proprietor.
MOTHERHOOD
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
Allen House,
WINE’CARDUI
Edwards&Sladden, EUGENE JENKINS,
Hot and Cold Raths.