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TILLAMOOK,
Vol. XV. No. 39.
OREGON, APRIL 16,
1903.
$1.50 per year.
SEWING-
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IAGENGY-
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Simmon’s Kid Gloves
American Lady Corsets
Topsy Hosiery
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In Every Cttanted Style
and heather.
Big Showing of TRUNKS, BAGS
and TELESCOPES
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BOY'S SAILOR SUITS, in half-dozen patterns
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at REDUCED PRICES. .
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on
Hosiery and Underwear Sale.
Random Lots, for Slim Purses.
Boy’s Heavy Bicycle Hose, all size, at pair, 10c.
Women’s perfect shaped, fast black hose,at pr.
Men’s grey Nelson Knit Socks .. ... at pair, 5C.
Women’s Swiss Ribbed Vests ..... at each, 5C»
Women’s Richelieu Ribbed Vests, at each, |0C.
Women's Silk Finished Vest ..... at each, |4C.
Women’s Silk Vests,in colors and white, at ea, 50C.
Men’s Cotton Shirts and Drawers at each, 25C»
Men's Heavy Shirts and Drawers, at each, 50c.
Women's Skirts, heavy skirting, well finished $1.48.
Women’s Sailor Hats, nice White Straw..... 24c.
Women’s Percale Wrapjiers, Generous Cut.. 69c.
Children’s School Handkerchiefs ...............
2c.
Boy’s Overalls, stripes and plain blue........ 25c.
Boy’s Overshirts, assorted Patterns............ 25c.
Neuj Stoek of STYLISH MIL1L1INERY on
Display—You Knouu the Rest.
Jeuueh’y, Neek Ulear» and Belts in Dame
Fashion’s Liatest Coneeits.
Men’s Shirts, black and white stripe.....
Men’s Gloves, heavy sheep skin..................
40c.
25c.
BRING US YOUR CHICKENS AND EGGS
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$3.50 dozen for CHICKENS.
next
, we will
15 Cents dozen for EGGS
case was tried before a jury on Tuesday,
Circuit Court.
Wilson Taylor, who fell I from the loft
Dressed lumber has gone up another
The usual Easter services were held in
' and Kingsley was given n verdict in the
$1 a thousand—on the Sound Now, do in the livery barn, is not I recovering ns
the churches of this city on Sunday.
Judge
Burnett
convened
circuit
court
It is 43 years old.
sum of $3X4.74.
Judge Burnett came in on Sunday to not kick, for it does not effect Tillamook. fast as was expected, but what is cans on Mondav, which was in session until
It is a home company.
of
anxiety
is
W. J. Smith, pbiintiir, vs. Claude
iug
the
greatest
amount
Rev. A. R. Griggs come in on the Sue
hold circuit court mid left on Tuesday.
Tuesday, there being only one criminal
It is a policy holder's company.
. Thayer and Clark E Hadlcv, defendants,
the unbalanced state of his 1 mind
H.
Elmore
on
Wednesday
to
visit
his
and
four
civil
cases
on
the
docket,
which
It does business only in the U.S.
I Mrs. J. W. Hellenbrand and daughters |
I Messrs. A. B. Imbler and H. J. I saacs
I action for money. A. W. Severance and
were disposed of as follows :
It has oot contest«! a claim in 20 : were in the city on Tuesday from Nesko- > wife, who, we are glad to sav in able to
returned from Southern Oregon last
be
out
again.
Fred C. Baker, plaintiff, vs. R. M. B. L. Eddy, attorneys for plaintiff. The
ears.
win.
! case was continued.
Mr N. H Culver, who was clerking in week where they had been trying their Watson, defendant, action for liliel. B.
It is named lor the father of his
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Latimer will visit i
that
hands
at
mining.
Mr
Imbler
says
L.
Eddy
for
plaintiff
and
T.
B.
Handley
I).
T.
Edmund's
store,
left
on
the
Elmore
■
country.
their relatives here in the course of a few
Wanted.
and C. W. Talmage for defendant, '¡’lie
on Sunday, and has gone to Pierce, Ida., , Grants Pass has a building boom.
It is worthy of its name.
, weeks.
The steamer Sue H Elmore brought in demurr of the defendant was overruled
Amatuer violinists, whose sense of
It is the Washington Life Insurance
for a lew months.
I Business men know that the H ead
is accute enough to comprehend
Company of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watt and family re­ the following passengers last week: Miss | nnd was given until the 20th to answer sound
and execute the tonic, dominant, sub­
; light is the l»est ad/ertising medium in
Crawford, Miss Swabb, J. Freeman, G. and the plaintiff until the 30th to reply. dominant,
turned
to
the
city
on
Thursday,
having
dominant seventh and minor
II. T. Botts, for abstracts.
the county.
State of Oregon vs. M. Potter, mali- tonic chords in music according to the
' l>een on a visit to relatives in Canada Watt and family, Miss Niccdomens, R
C. Ben Rieslnnd for a home
Razor honing a specialty with Davis j for several months.
I Rohrabacher and wife, Mrs. West, M. cious mischief ILL. Eddy for defendant. natural laws of accoustics preparatory
New arrivals in millinery at Mrs. i the barlier, opposite the Allen house- (
Christenson, H. Chapman, P. Hunfrsinger This was a jnrv case, and the defendant for a bo wed-string band. J. (’. G ovk .
I The Tillamook Lumber Co.’s saw mill, and children, C. B. Davey, M^W^Ohh
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i Price 25 cents.
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| was found guilty of destroying n coat at
Sturgeon's.
which has been closed down two months
For Sale.
Farm loans at 6 percent. Apply to ! William Hamilton has located ia Ore­
1 Three Rivers by shooting nt it while he
and wife, Mr. Wheeler,
j and new machinery placed in it, is about
H. L. Bddy.
j borough. The steamer left again Sun­ i was driving along the road, which be-: A dairy farm of 72 acres, situated on
gon Citv, going into partnership in the 1 ready to start up again.
day, taking out tlrtUollowirfg-pHMseiigers; longed to T. J. Owen. Defendant mid | he Nestucca river at Beaver, Oregon.
Mr. H. B. Karr, of Dayton, was in the saloon business.
! District Attorney Harts appointed At­ Mrs. 0. A. Elliott, Mrs. Toddhunter, H. his witnesses set up the plea that he was Good location, near n cheese factory,
city on Tuesday.
Sixteen inch wood, delivered, $2 50 a | torney H. T. Botts deputy district nttor-
school-house, church anti store. Price,
Tape girdle and long hip corsets nt ^cord. Leave your orders at the Tiila-1 | ney for Tillamook in the place of Mr. W. Chatman, W. Spredborough, Mrs. Jolly, shooting at a kingfisher and did not see $3000.-—For particulars write or call on
E. Willis. P. Bowen, N. H. Culver and the coat. Judge Burnett fined Potter | R. Finley, Beaver, Tillamook county.
Mrs. Burgeon's.
*
mnok Lumber Co.
5s 1 jj Cooper, who had resigned.
Mrs. Burl Elierman mid children. She $50, which is the lowest fine for such an Oregon.
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Local news this week is little like hav,
Mr. P. D. Newell attended the republi- ; Tl»e electric light plant was started up returned on Wednesday, bringing in the offence. Potter paid the fine, preferring
somewhat scarce.
can congressional convention and held agnin on Thursday, much to the delight following passengers : A. R. Griggs, J. that to spending 25 days in durance'
Wood Wanted
The sterner Sue H. Elmore leaves for Mr. F. M. Lamb's proxy.
of the business men and those who reside H. Duncan, A. Schordcr, F. II. Dayton, vile.
Tillamook Creamery Co. will receive
Astoria on Friday.
Arnold Teryung, a native of Germany, in the residence jMHtion of the city.
F. B. Bowen, J. W. Ferry, W. Norburg, | R. M. Watson, plaintiff, vs. F. C. bid. until April 20th. for 100 coni, of
H B. Hiddleson, of Voshurg, was in w as admitted to full citizenship bv Judge
j^r. J. W. Ferry, who was on his way C. S. Graham, W. Gote and Mr. Lobues. I Baker, defendant, action for liliel. T. B. I abler wood, cut two fret long, corded
, Handley nnd C. W. Talmage for plain, up in their wood house liv September
the city on Tuesday.
Burnett in the circuit court.
! to Tillamook lust week, was taken wick
lit. The right reserved to reject any
i tiff, and B. L. Eddy defendant. The de­ and all bids.
with
rheumatiem
at
Astoria
unil
wan
5000
Negatives
for
Sale.
Ralph Ackley and Vz Nolan returned
Sheriff Alderman come in from North .
fendant
applied
for
a
continuance
of
the
confined
to
hi«
bed
several
dais.
He
from Vbrtl-in.l on Friday.
G borgk W ii . i . iams , Secretary.
All (»ersons having had pictures made
Yamhill on horseback on Saturday, re- .
came in on the Elmore on Wednesday. ' at rnv studio «luring the past two years ' case on the ground that one of Ins wit­
Chas. Wells has bought the Wilson 1 turning from the convention.
G.iiloff * Snuffer have a car of
A glass bottle, the cork of which was and wishing to preserve the negatives nesses, J. W. Ferry, had been detained at
property from T. H Goyne.
Messrs. B. L. Eddy and H. T. Botts re-
lor future n*e may have the same nt very Astoria and could not inakeconnections.
Wagons and Buggiea coming. Now
Judge Boise will hold bin term of court l turned from Eugene on Saturday, where ; sealed with ceiling was. was found on i reasonable rates by calling at the at mho
in the time to get your feed and
Netarts beach last week, inside of which within the next two months. After that The court continued the case.
theMDon I Mondav in June.
they had attended the convention.
Theodore Kingsley, plaintiff, vs. The flour as they must aacrifice to
was this note : "June 11th, 1*02. U.S. date all negatives remaining will be
Mri C. Ben Riesland left Monday for a
W. Hiatt was struck in the leg with a I ; A.T. Kilpatrick. Lat . 17, 27. Long, destroyed. These negatives are all in Tillamook Logging Co., defendants. B. make room for these new goods.
basinet trip on the outside.
piece of the pully of the gang edger 163 deg 20 Geo. <). Rogers, master.” first class condition and will last a life­ L. Eddy for (»Inintiff nnd Claude Thayer Remember we guarantee every
TiUani ik shaving some nice bright which went to pieces at the saw mill on The location ol this is somewhere uear time if properly taken care of.
and *G. 0. Nolan for defendant. This gack of flour and feed. — G. fir S.
A. G. R f . vxoi . mi .
i the Sandwich Islands.
Tuewlay.
weather but the nights are frosty.
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