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illa mooli TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 3, i I cCormick Deering Mowers and Rakes Harford, Columbia, Rambler, and Ideal BICYCLES Hardware, Tinware, Stoves and Ranges. Iron and Steel The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors. All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to. Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc 190a. a horse. He had been delayed in start ing, but Grace was bound to get home. A gentleman coming this wa v said he met her well up on the mountain road, carry ing her birdcage and a couple of bundles, and walking as blithely as if she were on a picnic, and faster than anv team eould climb those hills. That is the kind of spirit that animates our Oregon girls. A serious altercation occurred in the South part of the county on Sunday be tween W. N. B j vs and M. A. at Blaine, which came near killing the for- mer. From what we can learn the two men got into a dispute over a fence and a warfare of words ensued, which was followed bv Bays slapping Cady in the face. Having a hammer in his hand, (’adv struck Bays in the face with the handle of it, which greatly exasperated the latter, and taking a knite from his pocket went for Cady, cutting the sleeve of his shirt. The battle royal was ended by Cady striking Bnys onthecrannum with the hammer, fracturing the skull and pressing the bone on the brain, mak ing a wound two inches square. Di*. Wiley was sent for to attend the injured man, and although the wound is a seri ous one, it is a little premature to pre dict whether he will recover. If you are wanting to know what kind of weather they are getting in Illinois at present, read this : “All weather records in Central Illinois are being broken this year. Rain has fallen steadily for 24 hours, approaching a clnudburst in ex tent at times. At intervals on Friday night snow fell, while the temperature dropped to 45 degrees, and but for the rain tnere would have liven frost.” We should not be surprised to read in a few weeks that the temperature is away up to 100 degrees and as hot as blazes in that state. Tillamookers never trouble about being froze tip in winter nor burned up in the summer, and for that reason we can all be thankful for the beautiful, cool and refreshing summer weather that we have in this county and feel sorry for those who have to endure Old Sol’s scorching rays. > 1.50 per year. Grand Concert. American people. No other country in the world undertakes such colossal serv At Tillamook Opera House next Wed ice. The only countries where universal nesday, under direction Eilers piano house delivery is tried are countries of house, Portland Geo. Anderton. Vio limited area and compact population. linist, assisted bv Mrs C. W. Talmage, In only two years of our advance we mezzo soprano, Miss Ruth Cooper, solo covered a territory greater than the pianist. area of all England.” Mr. Smith ex ‘‘The Anglus.” a perfect automatic pressed the opinion that at the estimated piono player, which will render works rate of progress the whole available por from the Masters—Wagner. List,Mozart | lion of the country will lie embraced in and Hayden, perfect imitations of banjo this service in three of four more years. and harp. The piano that will be used at this Blasts from Ram’s Horn. concert is the many toned crown, cabi net grand, and is specially shipped from Mighty rivers rise in quiet places. Portland by the Eilers Piano House for Dead issues create no discussion. this concert. Concert commences at 8:30 p.m. Re Burnished brass shines brighter than served seats, 50c. and 35c. Admission nuggets of gold. 25c. _____ The criticism of the sermon often up roots the good seed. Growth of Rural Free Delivery. Many negatives of vice do not make a positive virtue. Former ^Postmaster General Charles The flowers of rejoicing bloom on the Emory Smith was presented Saturday, by many of his former subordinates, tree of righteousness. Sermon seed will sproqt quickly if it is with a massive silver punch bowl in re cognition of his work in installing the soaked in prayer. Bread and butter Christians here may rural tree postal delivery system. The .facts regarding the growth of the sys miss the banquet there. tem under the administeration of the Postoffice department by M. Smith are interesting. When he took charge there A Watch or Clock that wont were but 130 routes in operation and keep time is useless, if you have the number established or provided for when he retired was 7,060. In 1898 one of this kin J bring it to me, I the appropriation tor this service was $50,000, while for the current year it is will guarantee to make it keep $8,000,000. At the time Mr. Smith be came postmaster general, in April, 1898, perfect time or it wont cost you rural free delivery was an experiment. anything. It had become a permanent part of the postal service when he retired from the I keep the most reliable time cabinet in January last. The \ery great progress made in developing the system pieces that are to be had ac during this period of four years was largely due to the earnest and energetic prices in reach of all, if you are efforts of Hon. Charles Emory Smith and it is something of which any man exacting to buy one, come and might be proud. see me before you invest, it will Speaking of the work Mr. Smith said its value cannot well be overestimated. save you money, time and worry. “The conception which plans the actual delivery of the mail every day at every door throughout the entire eligible por tion of the country, covering over a million square miles of territory, and thus puts every home in touch with the world activities, is one of the striking illustrations ot the prodigious energies and wonderful achievements of the W. W. Curtiss, western representative Wanted, at Page’s store. To trade new Singer sewing machines for old of the millionaire lumber firm of Stinch- sewing machines of any make.—W. E. field, Remick & Whitney, and a director of the new Tillamook County Bank, was $2 OO buys a $2.50 hat at Todd’s. Page. among the Elmore’s outward bound A $12.50 suit for $10.00 at Todd’s. Mrs. Hv. Crenshaw and Misses Selma passengers on Monday. Attend the sale at Todd’s and save Allen and Nevada Grayson will lie the The board of county commissioners judges on the beauties of the babies on money. met on Wednesday and a full report of the Fourth. the proceedings will appear in our next Take your county warrants to Todd Have you seen the new rubber tier bug issue. This will be the last meeting of ftCo. “It won’t take long for me to run gies at Gangloff & Snuffer’s new store ? the old board, and we understand the Baker out,” was the remark that Bro. Trade with those who advertise in the Every farmer in the county will be want new board will meet next Wednesday. Watson made soon after the editor took Headlight. ing one before long. * charge of the Headlight. But let us tell The best saw on earth. Use the Great Mr. S. C. Larsen was down from Ne Mrs. John Heaghnev and four children Western saws and you will soon be him something, the more he cussed and halem on Tuesday. left per steamer Elmore to join her hus convinced of this fact, for they are re abused us more we prospered and more rallied around us. When the Born on Saturday, to the wife of Mr. band, who is in the lighthouse service cognized to be the best saw now on the friends on Tillamook Rock. market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc Headlight exposed the railroad boom, Ghvmn Alley, a son. Bro. Watson, so as to lie on the side of Tillamook had little under four inches Nair’s hard-ware store. ii .Campers are coming in and wending popular opinion, published that Baker of rain for June and as pretty weather as Following is the school report of dis- had given the county a black eye, and a their way to the lieach. one would wish to see, even if we our trick No. 26, for month ending June 20 : large number of our citizens honestly be B Mr. W. J. Erickson, of Allen & Lewis, selves had ordered it. Pupils enrolled : da vs attendance, 317 ; lieved we had, but time alone could only Utent out on the Elmore. The Wilson river toll road is now in days absence. +4 ; times late, 26 ; visi vindicate us. Those who became hot in K^he loudest, cheapest and best fire- fine condition for the Summer travel, as tors, 2. Pupils on roll of honor : Louie the collar at the time now realize that Mr. John McNamer has been fixing the Woole.—P earl W hite , teacher. ‘jgmrks in the city at Lamb's. * the Headlight’s predictions came too Extraction of teeth absolutely without pain by the use of road with a gang of men. Captain Dawson predicts wet weather true, but Bro. Watson never showed any ^ Excellent draft team of young horses disposition to make amends for cussing reliable anaesthetic nitrous-oxide. By this method we are the When you want to know ............. anything „ for _______ the Fourth. That is what this old Mba low figure. *‘C.” Ben Riesland. * about the Oregon Fire Relief Association ‘ and pretty reliable weather prophet the Headlight when it was in the right, ÿjJdT. J. D. Edwards boarded the Elmore call upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is ■ wrote us several days ago, and bv the but kept on cussing more and more. As enabled to extract from one to 32 teeth without any pain or bad MBr the great “Salt Chuck,’’ Monday. the agent for Tillamook county. * ’ look of the weather yesterday and this to being run out, froze out, why, Bro. after effects whatever. .... . .. w.. o. I morning it certainly does not look invit- Watson was a poor judge of human na KvA marriage license was issued on Tues- All dental operations performed with the least possible pain When yon visit the Wilson River, ««* Ing ior;hc Eourth/ ture, for he never took intnconsideral ion Kav to Archie C. Gist and Leia A Pike. cross the mountains,stop at the Glenora 1 the tenacity with which we take hold of K/Oli ! Bov’» compare the firecrackers House. James F. Reeher, proprietor. • The Glenora House, on the Wilson a thing, and if he will return to Tilla and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. IwYni get at Lamb's with others, “ ’Nough New house, good meals, good beds. * I 1 River Road, is half way across the moun- mook in another ten years he will find his • tains. Good fishing and hunting, free Red.” H M. Cook, T. T. McKensis, S. I ‘ camp grounds, fried chicken, fresh butter, friend, Bro. Baker, still editor of the Headlight, pursuing the same aggressive K m Razor honing a specialty with Davis Parker, J. A. Colestock, Mrs. Loomis. ; abundance of cream, strawberries and and independent tone. Wherever Bro. Is now at his office and will remain as long as busy. Kthe barber, opposite the Allen house. and Chas. Robitch, were among the ■ other fruit in their seasons, are on the Watson may locate we wish him well. Elmore’s passengers for Astoria Mon-I 1 menu at the Glenora House. Trv it. * gPrice 2£i cents. * day. Air. and Mrs. A. H. Harris, of Milton, I We wish to call attention to the con- Notice, In the supreme court rehearing was de- i i cert to be given next Wednesday by Mr. libre expected in today on a visit to rela- nied in the case of Orpha Cutting vs. Geo. Anderson, assisted by local talent. |tivts'iri. this county. You can now get a good meal or lunch Fred Scherzinger, but the decree was Kf'LdHtAlÇÇ>. of H. bangle, with initials of modified so as to allow Cutting credit This will be an entertainment where high at any time you feel hungry. The Bakery has opened up its restau class music will predominate, and those I owiie^ehgraved on it, Finder will please for $462. who appreciate that have a treat await rant again. | return it U» this office. Give us a call and »ve will convince you Married, on Wednesday, by the Rev. C. ing them next week, while other features I r. Mr. i H j '8. Newman, who has been P. Metzler, at the home of the bride’s will be just as attractive, that our meals are all right. [ hH son Don, returned to Port- parents, and in the presence of a number C. A. V ogler , Go to McIntosh & McNair’s when yon | <iu tJip'Elinore. Tillamook Bakery. of friends, Mr. Archie C. Gist and Miss want farm implements, for thev are the T. Botts and W. H. Leia A. Pike. local agents for the Plano Manufactur CoofariiMe tiled papers incorporating Notice Mr. J. J. McLeod, representing Mil ing Company, carrying in stock the cele : a rtew company. ler, Glass & Scott, wholesale hardware, brated Jones’Mowersand Teddars, rec On that day you will need a New Strayed from the ranch June 21st, a [ ’ EanWV‘getit his fireworks direct from San Francisco, came in on the Elmore ognised the liest implements made in the small brown mare, weighing about 8oO Sunday, and was shaking hands with United States ; also agents for the Olds’ lb., having foretop cropped and letter A I jLhc ovau^tfiClwre every Fourth ; no old the trade this week. Wagons, manufactured at Fort Wayne, branded back of shoulder. Any person stock-Artbev never miss fire. Mr. Abe Talmage, of Silverton, is visit Ind., which are made of the finest ma watching and notifying me, or delivering »••I will >aSlow you from $5 to $20 for terial that can be procured You will old sewing machine in exchange ing his brother, and it is reported that save money by buying your farm imple her at my ranch will be properly re » warded. he has been induced to resurrect the In fera Kw (ft/e.—W. E. Page. • F. T. F itzpatrick , dependent,which gave up the ghost after ments at McIntosh & McNair’s. ftW’dlotfl.e young people attended making its first debut. Tillamook, Or. Because the Headlight took such an the icÉtffertm' «thd strawberry social at When you travel the Wilson river road aggressive stand in the recent countv Bay City frd Stftûrday evening. When you make your purchase be sure and patronize your Sports for the Fourth. remember Walt Smith and his wife, J. R. election, several people have told us this . bKpZJt. .Ddweuport, dentist, will be Harris and his wife. They don’t have week that those who we opposed intend ^n bi« office in Tdlamook City from the chicken fried in cream, but then, well, making it tropical for the editor. There 11 a.m.—Prettiest Baby, 1st prize, $5 ; the ftllJ l&th'éf' • is such a thing as the smiters getting they are still at home. 2nd prize. $2.50. 51 Idt flî’A rO O.loi , B 4 .' J each month. Then your conscience will feel clear ; when you admire your Mr. Fennk Wheeler will be marshal of Miss Lottie Freeman has moved her smitten where they least expect it, but 11.80.—Men’s Bicycle Race, 1st prize, self before the mirror, you will know that the taxes have been $5; 2nd, $2.50. the (fa.v to.nior'row and will form the bakery business to the store previously as some people never can bury the hatebet after an election,all wecan say is, procssaion nmr tirayson's barn. occupied by the harness shop, where she come on, ye gallants, and we’ll have a 11.4*5.—Ladies’ Bicvcle Race, 1st prize, paid on your outfit. $5 ; 2nd. $2.50. You will know that they were bought from men who pay for » Studebaker/s W/jgons, Buggies and will be glad to meet. her old customers battle royal which will surprise the com 12.45 p.m.—Bicycle Race for Boys under "Clyrrirve«» Icept rh.ftock at Gangloff & and solicit new patronage. munity. their goods and buy from the manufacturer, from men who contri- 16 years, 1st prize, $3 _• 2nd, $2. 'SitLifer's,. Crtll io apd inspect them. * Miss Zoe King will be the Goddess of Mrs. N. P. Olson and son Edwin and 12.55.—Bicycle Race for Bovs under 12 bute to your roads, churches, school houses, and credit you when years, 1st prize, $3 ; 2nd, $2. Mrs. Settie Stephens went out on the Liberty at the Fourth of July celebration Mamie Anderson, of San Francisco, are stage Wednesday lor Hoquaim. Mash., in this city on Friday, and the music visiting friends in this city and are stop, 1.05.—Girls’ 50-yard Foot Race, under you are broke. will be furnished by the Tdlamook Brass ping at the Allen. Mrs Olson's husband If you buy from junk shops, traveling fakes, who never pay 16 vears, let prize, $3 ; 2nd, $2. herhus^nd Iteing^own with fever. Band and St. Alphonsus band. took passage in the steamer Portland 1.15.—Boys’50-yard Foot Race, under any taxes, who jump from town to town, and never meet the ÎTevÿ TùCRlÿ pf Mowers. Rakes and Ted 15 years, 1st prize, $3 ; 2nd. $2. The ‘ outside” world can have its na for Alaska, where he has large mining in ders ht Gangloff & Snuffer s new impie 1.25.—Boys’ 50-yard Foot Race, under assessor ; and at the same time you are in debt to your home ment warehouse near tbc lohn Bay barn.* tional holiday on the Fourth, but we terest, and when it became reported that 12 years, 1st prize, $3 ; 2nd, $2. merchant. You will loose your self respect, other people will not move that in future that Tillamook be that vessel with several others had lieen .fc Watson ban sold his interest granted a dispensation to hold this little I lost going north, this cfiused Mrs. Olson 1.40. —Pony Race ($1.50 to enter), 1st respect you, and the fake that takes your money will call you a prize, $20 ; 2nd, $10. in tfik |lern1d to hi» nephew, Mr. W. R. kingdom’s celebration a month later. . and her relatives considerable anxiety. * 1 Yfttfsbp. and beexfxyts to leave shortlv. A telegram the first part of the week sav- 2.00.—100 yard Foot Race, free for all, sucker. Fairview Grange, No. 273, meets at ; ing that the vessel was safe allayed all 1st prize, $15 ; 2nd. $5. ivi.1l preach at Bay their hall in Fairview, on Thursday, i j anxiety. It will lie seen by the news re- 2.20.—500-yard Fat Man’s Race, weight Ciiv hm Sunday, morning and in the Pres July 10th, at 10 a.m. Let as many ' ports on another page that the Portland over 220 pounds, 1st prize, $5 ; 2nd, byterian church in tHi^citv in the even- grangers as can turn out and have a $2.50. I was caught in the ice pack, and was 80 9*nn r iro ■* » i good time—L. S. M aynard , Master. | miles north of Cape Prince of Wales, 2.30.—Sack Race, 1st prize, $3 ; 2nd, $2.00. ^hé.jlboemaker, is Having paid cash for their new stock I : which is well up in the Arctic Ocean. 2.40. —Blind Wheel Barrow Race ; 1st t ueepaaed do aU binds ¡oi repairing to of farm implements, Gangloff* & Snuffer j I The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg was dis- prize $3 ; 2nd. $2.00 • boots nod oboes and rubber shoes, with will give the farmers the benefit of the ’ ‘ljeafhcs» ¡Ifijd /tfl’,,workr Jcdftanteed first discount at the new form implement ' abled on Sunday. She was taking an 2.50.—Tug-of.War. Loggers vs. Farmers, excursion partv down the slough for the 10 on a side, Purse. $10. class.'/.Shop io r,a< of Jaakm»' store. * warehouse near the John Day barn. • purpose of going outside to shoot sea 3.00.—Ball Game, Tillamook vs. Forest The eammendinsint exercises on Friday There is one good feature connected : lions on the rocxs off Cape Meares light Grove; Purse $50. at St. Alphonsus Acadamy drew a large with the change of mail contractors, the house, but when near the jetty at Dry gatherins' 'rftTd/ai '¿lira!.'It proved a old, delapidated, uncomfortable stages stocking, the steamer went over a water i pleasant entertainment. esfleeting credit have made room for conveyances which soaked log, and the propeller striking it on that hMtitatiou and the impils who are likely to give the traveling! public a threw it out of tl>e water, but in doing so the main shaft was broken in two and | little more comfort. the propeller went to the bottom. The jifcrtu 3 Lt-Ju .^1 .11—r.Hii jMiiiXJU.------------- steamer had to be taken on themud flats hbriViJ I T I.'m k * A good many people have thought that a cough didn’t amount to much—most excellent and the shaft removed, which wns taken ■ 'Vi ' It Pays to Trad« uiith to Astoria to be repaired. Captain Loll I people whose friends were sorry to lose them. Now don’t make this mistake—a cough is the expects to return with it on the next trip of the Elmore. Should they not be able j! first step toward serious and often fatal sickness ; stop it right there. to recover the propolter, they have an | Our Syrup, Tolu Tar and Wild Cherry, 25c., 50c., and I1.00 bottles, has proved a extra one at Hobson villc. l ' • Yosir money back if anything bought at my store is not right. < i marvellous cough stopper. If you’ve just begun to cough, the 25c. size will fix you ; if it’s LLAMOOK JOTTINGS C. F. Franklin, THE UP TO DATE JEWELER. Painless Dentistry. DR. T. P. WISE, Dentist Do you Intend to Join Us ? SUIT OF CLOTHES, Hat, Pair Shoes, Shirt, Tie, etc. Home Merchants. J.A.TODD&CO The Leading Clothers, Hatters, and Shoers J II II STOP THAT COUGH. RAi.i-H ACKLEY •r«4 J.W I* •* Largest Assortment of Sporting Goods in City. Vi II. ■ : / * I'r 'r . --------- — nTh« .Best Equipped Repair Shop in Town. Bicycles, Guns, Base Ball Goods, Cutlery, Fishing Tackle. CaW'Mnffkt u< shbw^you our goods at the P.O. Corner, Tillamook, Or. Grace Reeher, one of the girls attending college, whose home is on Wilson River,' started Friday to walk from Gales City across the mountains to her home, j a distance of 26 miles, says the Forest | I Grove Times. There is not one human: | habitation along tl»e road. Mrs. Stokes had a letter from her yesterday, saving she only bad to walk 10 miles when she j met her brother coming after her with • i an old cough, try a larger bottle. It always relieves, and except in the most desperate cases it j 1 always cures. And everything a well-stocked drug store ought to have, we have. li lì CH-A.8. I 9 » J
