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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 20, 1902
íi.50 per year
I first nine months of the year, however, on Sundays and he saw no reason why !
Selling at Cost.
the company manufactured 165,994- lbs.
of cheese, for which $15,212 78 were re­
ceived. The Tillamook Creamery Com-
J* panv has had another prosperous year
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Mil ¡1 with an increase of business over the
iBJI P*<st three years, the patrons being well
satisfied, and the present year promises
to be equally satisfactory. The company
has always been fortunate in securing
conservative men for directors and secre­
tary, and with an experienced cheese
maker, the creamery has been a valuable
institution to the county.
Prof. B. O. Snuffer has arranged for
lectures in the public school to morrow
(Friday) afternoon, at 3 p.m., at which
the parents, friends and the general pub­
lic are cordially invited. The subject of
the lectures will be George Washington,
and they will be delivered simultaneous
iu the respective rooms with the follow­
ing speakers:
Mrs. Hays’ room...... T. H. Govne.
Miss Newell’s room...C. W. Talmage.
Miss Cooper’s room...W. T. Caldwell.
MissSevera nee’s room Gabriel Sykes.
B. 0.Snuffer’s ioom...B, L. Eddy.
Visitors can take their choice which
room they Will attend. On the following
Monday the pupils will reproduce the
lectures, the first, second, third and
fourth grades being oral and the remain­
ing grades written.
they should not be again and in accord- !
atice with law. After discussing the sub. ' For the next 30 days I will sell fi rni
ject pro and con the council adjourned ture and a few sewing machines at
without going on record one way or the actual cost. I want to make room for
another stock of goods, so come early
other.
and get a new Singer sewing machine
Unless the river and harbor bill con­
lor $30 that have been selling tor $65
tains an appropriation of $27,900 for
and $75. Only three of them left. I
Tillamook, Senator Mitchell will pro­
shall not handle them after these are sold.
pose an amendment to the bill for that
W. E. P age .
amount when it reaches the senate. As
it was largely through the influence of
Good News for the Entire Com­
Representative B. L. Eddy in the state
munity.
legislature that Senator Mitchell was
elected, Mr. Mitchell is pledged to work
We have just received a large shipment
for an appropriation for the improve­ of Ladies’ and Misses fine Jacketsand
ment of Tillamook bay and bar. This ' Capes. We purchased these jackets and
is something which will not only be a Capes at a bargain, and to make quick
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc.
great benefit to Tillamook co., but will ¡ turn we offer the entire stock to the
materialh add to the industrial and public at a small margain above cost.
commercial wealth of Oregon, and as it Call early and get first choice.
a project which has been long delated,
Yours for bargains,
and one worthy of support, there should
I saacs & B romley .
not be any opposition to the improve­
To Our Patrons and Friends.
ment on account of the cost. It begins
to look like old times to see the Oregon
Alter a careful review of our past
delegation at the national capital work­ year's business, we have concluded that
Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
ing for the interest of Oregon now that it is 110 longer profitable for us to con­
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to
Senator Mitchell is back there again, tinue a credit system, and have conclud­
and as the last republican county con­ ed to sell for spot cash, small profits and
vention in this city was an important quick sales will b** our watch ward. We
factor in sending Mr. Eddv to the state kindly ask all who are indebted to us to
Corner Main and Stilimeli Avenue
legislature, and
consequently Mr. come in and settle their accounts and
Mitchell to the United States Senate, greatly oblige.
The republican co:mtv central commit­
the republicans in Tillamook county
M c I ntosh & M c N air .
tee will meet in this city on Tuesday, the
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. Representative Tongue has introduced At the examination for teachers’ certi­ 4-th March, when the dales for the pri­ should feel proud that they are in a
a bill appropriating $35,000 in payment | ficates last week, four out of the six ap­ maries and county convention will be large measure to be commended for
Notice.
I)r. T. P. Wise, dentist.
of the claim of the Tillamook Indians for plicants passed.
Second grade. Miss decided. The committee is composed as bringing this state of affairs about. It
Some
people
wonder
how the bakery
might have been different had the old
laud relinquished to the governmrnt.
Mabel Watt, average 90’4 ; Miss Belle follows:
Hello there.—“C.” Ben Riesland.
can sell so cheap. Now I will tell you.
time
anti-Tongue
and
anti
everything
Mrs. Lawless has moved her dress Burton, 88 ; Miss Grace Ford. 89 5-12.
Nehalem................... Chas. Pye.
Mrs. Lawless makes tailor made
but themselves factions had their way. I sell for cash only, merchants selling on
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Foley.......................... W. II. Hoskins.
making establishment to one door east Third grade, Miss Wilhemina Scholl,
suits.
We hope the next republican county con­ i I time have to charge 10 to 15 per cent
Garibaldi
.................
L.
Parrish.
mever,
76V6.
The
board
of
examiners
The best sole leather for sale at W. E. of Barnes’ meat market, occupying the
Bay ........................... C. H, Hicks.
vention will be permeated with the same extra for possible loss. Those who pay
were
Superintendent
G.
B.
Lamb,
Prof
back part ofDr.Lawless’optical parlors.*
Page’s.
Tillamook................ A. W. Severance.
ideas as the last convention, for, taking cash have to help pay this possible loss.
F. D. Vincent and Mrs. Bert Severance.
Hoquarton............... W. H. Coojxr.
Mr. J. K. Gambill was dswn from Ne­
The Oregon City land office has dis
Bv selling for cash, I can buy for cash.
a retrospective view, it must be a<l-
Fairview.................. J. W. Maxwell.
The latest joke on the city marshal is
halem.
missed five more of the Charles E. Hayes
I buy better goods and get discount
mitteJ it acted wisely.
South
Prairie
..........
M.
D.
Reading.
Sewing machine needlesand the best of contest cases. The contests were Blanch that while he was taking S. M. Hays to
off. That is the reason we can sell cheap.
Netarts .................... C. B. V.’ilev.
oil at Page’s.
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Newman, Oak Nolan, Thomas P. Wise, the city recorder for using obscene lan­
Carnahan ................. C. H. Blake,
Fresh rye bread Wednesday and Satur­
Plumbing. Tinning.
guage on the street he forgot to arrest
Sandlake ................. H. H. Hayes.
Mr. E. K. Gilbert, of Wilkeson, Wash., James W. Hunt and John J. Purcell.
day.
A. C. VoCLBlt,
Beaver
......
................
W.
T.
West.
himself for the same offence while talking
We are pleased to ad vise our friends
was in the city.
Tillamook Bakery.
Watch the papers uext week for the
Blaine
.......................
W.
Bays.
and patrons that we are still running
Buy your half soles for bootsand shoes program to be rendered at the Prohibi­ to his prisoner. Hays was fined $5, but
Hebo......................... G. W Bodyfelt.
he did not press the charge against the
our Plumbing and Tinning Shop. We
Union ........................ R. W. Robedee.
To the Bicycle Trade.
at W E. Page's.
tion Alliance meeting a week from Fri-
marshal. Moral : The ordinance that is
Little Nestucca ...... S. H. Rock.
are prepared to attend to all work of
dav
evening,
Feb.
28th,
in
the
Methodist
Shoe nails and other shoe repairs cheap
My
repair
shop is the most complete
Dolph
........................
Peter
Baxter.
good for the goose ought to be good for
this kind on short notice and guarantee
church. It promises to be of special in­
at W. E. Page s
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Barnegat................. J. A. Biggs.
in the city, having an enameling oven,
the gamier.
satisfaction.
Prices
as
low
as
consis
­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stallcop returned to terest.
brazer and lathe to turn out caps and
We are sorry to announce the death of tent with first-class work.
The lecture delivered on Tuesday even­
The best saw on earth. Use the Great
cones. My workman is a first class
the city last week.
W ade & B riggs .
ing at the M.E. church by Rev. Gabriel Mr. Jesse W. Carey, who left this city a
machinist and mechanic and his work is
Mr. F. B. Brown has gone to Portland Western saws and you will soon he con Sykes on Gladstone brought together a few weeks ago on a visit to his brother-
sufficiently known to recommend itself.
I vinced of this fact, for they are recognized large audience, and it proved highly in­ in-law, Mr. Rolla Canfield, who resides
Guns. Guns. Guns.
on a business trip.
to be the best saw now on the market.
I have adopted the prices of the San
teresting throughout. The M.E. choir, at Agtiess, Southern Oregon. While on
Mr. B. A. Todd was in the city Wed­ J
For sale at McIntosh & McNair's hard-
For a short time we will sell our high
composed of Mesdaincs G. Edmunds ami his wav there lie was taken down with and medium grade Shot Guns for 10 per Francisco Board of Trade for cycle work.
nesday from Nehalem.
ware store.
C. W. Talmage and Rcy. G. Sykes and pneumonia at Glendale, Douglass coun­ cent discount from our cash prices. We All work fully guaranteed. Terms spot
Born, to the wife of Mr. Fred Arthur,
The date of the musical entertainment .Mr. T. H. Goyne, rendered some nice ty, where he died last Thursday, Feb. do this in order to make room for our cash.
on the 11 th inst., a son.
R alph A cklev .
which is being prepared by the ladies of singing, which, altogether, made a plea­ 12th. and was buried there thesaineday. spring stock of Fishing Tackel. Ify<»u
The democratic state convention has the Presbyterian church has been chang-
Deceased was born in Hamilton county, want guns atvour own price, call early,
sant and enjoyable evening.
The house has unanimously repealed
been set for April 10 in Portland.
I ed from Feb. 21st to Saturday evening,
Ind , Nov. 15, 184-4, and was one of the before our assortment is broken.
W ade & B riggs .
war revenue law.
The count v court ha ving acted illegally pioneers of Curry county, Oregon, arriv­
When in town remember Davis’ barber ' March 1st. The program in full will be
at the JAnuary term of court in discon­ ing at that place on October 15, 1869.
shop. Opposite the Allen House.
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tinuing the Barnegat precinct and also Deceased leaves a wife and two sons in
If you want to cross the ocean you , The county court acted upon the peti­
changing the boundaries of Garibaldi, Tillamook City, one brother and sister
tion
of
T.
J.
Harris
for
a
county
road,
need a ticket.—*‘C.” Ben Riesland.
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Bay ami Netarts, has rescinded those
Miss Lena Miller will start the kinder i and appointed Henry Peters, Otto Walt­ orders, making the voting precincts the in Noblesville, Ind., one brother in East­
ern Oregon, and three brothers in South
her
and
Irwin
Payne
as
viewers
to
meet
garten school again next Monday.
with the county surveyor at Sandlake same as they were before. Consequently Western Oregon. He had been a resi­
Messrs. Oak Nolan and M. F. Leach
the court appointed judges and clerks of dent of Oregon for over 30 years. The
school house on the 22nd inst.
have gone to Portland on business.
election at Barnegat as follows : Judges, news of Mr. Carey’s sickness and death
Dr. Lawless, resident optician, has
John A. Biggs, George Hunt and George was a great shock to the deceased’s
A five-roomed house and two lots in
opened optical parlors next door east of
H. Elliott ; clerks, George Higgins, R. S. family, especially as it was impossible for
this city to lie sold cheap.—Apply to J. S.
Barnes’ meat market You had better I
Fullerton and Elmer Baker.
Stephens.
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his wife to get out to him. Coos and
call on him, and see if your head ache,
Look over the liest land list in the state, and nervousness is caused from poor eye
W. H. Carv has started into business Curry papers please copy.
then decide what you want and ”C.’’ sight Eyes examined free. Prescription again, having rented the store building
A council meeting was held Monday
Ben Riesland.
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recently vacated by King & Ker rem a ns. evening with Mayor J. L. Briggs in the
work a specialty.
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making a specialty of plumbing and tin­ chair and Councilmen S. A Brodhead,
Razor honing a specialty with Davis
Remember the Tillamook hose com
ning, where he is now prepared to do all W. H. Reynolds and Albert Mason pre­
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
pany’s dance on Saturday next. Show:
kinds of work in that line of business. sent. The bill of J. A. Taft Co. for elec­
Price 25 cents.
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your appreciation of the boys behind the |
Don’t use unparliamentary language, hose by attending the dance or buying a | Milk cans repaired and made to order, tric lights for January, in the sum of $19,
please, for they’re pulling people who do ticket. But everybody is cordially in-1 also vats for creameries. All plumbing was ordered paid. The city council then
and tinning orders will be promptly at­ entered into an informal discussion of
in Tillamook City.
vited. Dance tickets, 75c. There will be j
CLle are Selling the best of
tended to and neatly executed. Give us the light question, and is Councilman
The frame work for the new creamery a refreshment stand in the hall.
! a call when you want plumbing. Will Mason objected to Mr. Taft charging
at Fairview was blown down by the
Although the prospects which were in I guarantee that all work will be first i the city a different rate, he was appoint­
wind storm on Saturday.
sight for a good supply of coal have ! class.
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ed a committte of one to wait on that
Managing agency, The Mutual Life In­ petered out at Nehalem, other prospect«
As Tillamook county should have a gentleman. It was stated that some of
surance Co. of N.Y. Oldest, strongest, will be worked, and in this way it is
public county high sehool, and as there the members had called upon Mr. Taft
best.—**C.’’ Ben Riesland.
hoped that a vein of sufficient thickness
was a law passed by the last state legis­ and he had refused to make a reduction.
Dr. 0. H. Davenport, dentist, will lie will be found to warrant mining, as it is lature for that purpose, thus far no one Councilman Reynolds brought up the
in his office in Tillamook City from the said by ex¡xrienced miners there i9 plenty has made a move to bring this about. matter of the marshal’s salary, which I
The very latest styles in
of coal there if it could lx located.
1st to the 15th ofeach month.
As there will be an election in June, it had been raised by the previous council
A though there is at present a big fac­ seems to us that would be the proper from $40 to $45 per month on account
Mr. J. D. Edwards has returned to the
city and was shaking hands with his tional fight in the republican party in time to secure an expression of opinion of the warrants having to be discounted.
this county, after the convention the without extra cost to the taxpayers. Mr. Reynolds said as the marshal was
numerous friends on Wednesday.
If you want your face taken care of by clans will fall into line and present a But what is everybody’s business is no­ receiving par for his warrants he would
a professional barber of 15 years’ exper­ united front. A little friendly scrapping body’s business, so who is going to push bring the matter up again. The water
for the purpose of selecting the Ixst ma­ it? The political parties or the county question was talked over, and the coun­
ience go to the Davis barlxr shop.
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terial is wholesome politics as long as superintendent and tne teachers of every cil appeared undecided whether it want­
fire kept in Stoek
The Workman’s lodge will give a neck, clans do not get too vindictive.
I
ed to pay the company $30 a month lor
! school district ?
tie social in Todd’s hall n?xt Tuesday
We must congratulate Rev. Gabriel
measures taken for Suits made to order
, Prof. E. E. Watts, of Amity, came in the poor protection it gave, especially as
evening, at which all are cordially in-
Sykes upon his lecture on Tuesday even­ I on .Monday to see what prospects there the company had broken its promise to
vite<l.
ing. and in this connection will add if
put Til a larger reservoir, so the matter
Are you hard up ? If so and you de- more popular lectures of a like character were for him obtaining the public school 1 was left open for future action. Sunday
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in
this
city.
As
it
is
iin|xrative,
for
the
sire to get a loan, no matter what the were delivered from tirfie to time it would
closing of saloons was introduced by
amount is, call and see Heins, the lead- i prove a great Ixnefit and be appreciated success of the school, that only a first Councilman Reynolds. He argued that
class principal lie employed, it appears
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ing artist.
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by the community. Now that a start
to us that the board should try and atSone time the saloons were kept closed
Improved dairy farm, well stocked and has been made in that direction we hope
ascertain what other teachers are
equipped, 2’4 miles from Tillamook City, they will lx continued.
available so ns to have a number to
to lx sold on easy terms. Apply to J.
Do you believe that the assessment ' select from. Personally, we want to see
R. Harter.
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on timlxr lands should be raised so as to ' the directors appoint the jxrson who is
When the republicans who want pub­ provide more money to build roads and ' best suited for the school, and for that
lic office get through with their fight it bridges in the county ? If so, then agi­ ; reason the board should not l»e in too
looks as though there will lx an epidemic tate the question right now and piake much of a hurry in deciding.
of political mumps.
* every candidate pledge himself to carry
At the annual meeting of the Tilla­
May use the greatest learning possible in writing your prescription, but
All persons owing us must call and this out. Now’s the time to talk on mook Creamery Company on Saturday,
unless it is coniponnded by a pharmacist who has experience and skill it
settle by March 1st. 1902. Wc need the questions like this if the people want tn a 10 per cent dividend on the stock in
money to pay our bills and must have it. have a voice in the matter.
may
produce quite another result than that intended. My reputation for
the creamery was agreed uponand it was
—J. A. T odd & Co.
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S. M. Hays has been arrested and decided to pay the directors at the rate
honesty and skill is well-known. I use so many safeguards in my pre­
In the matter ot the taxes of Peters & brought back to Tillamook on a charge of $2 a day for the time they were attend­
scription room that a mistake is practically impossible.
Rolxrts Furniture Co. for the year 1892. of larceny of a side of leather. Hays and ing to the company’s business. Directors
I sell everything that a druggist should sell.
the county court ordered the sale can­ C. A. Bailey were in the harness business elected were : Messrs. I). Fitzpatrick, A.
together in this city, and the trouble Anderson and Joseph Sanders. The sec­
celled upon payment of $14.70.
184 acres of choice bottom land, one appears to lx in the settling up of that retary, Mr. J. B. Delsman, was unable to
mile from Tillamook City. Will sell all busii ess and who the stock belongs to. give the result of the year's output and
or any portion on terms to suit pur­ The case is set for Friday morning in receipts, as returns for the last three
Justice Stillwell’s conrt.
\ronths had not been received. For the
chaser. Apply to J. R Harter.
HEATING and
COOK
STOVES,
STEEL RANCES.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Sash and Doors.
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We Invoice March 1st.
We do not care to invoice last
year’s accounts, and, therefore, request
all who are OWING us to SETTLE be­
fore that time- We need the Money.
It is ours, and we must have it. -^31
GROCERIES, F l OUR
AND FEED
CLOTHING, HATS
AND SHOES
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