Tillamook headlight., April 30, 1903, Image 1

Mraòlinht
3rty.
Vol. XV. No. 41.
on Need it on your Farm.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL 30,
The Galvanized Steel AERMOTOR WINDMILL.
1903.
#i.5o per year.
A. K. CASE will give you figures on a windmill.
that an election for congressman will their milk, so the dairymen should beep Anoteer Condensed Milk Factory
( medical aid cannot be obtained. News
General News.
take place on the 1st June.
themselves foot loose so as to be able to
I of the condition was telephoned to Port­
Proposition.
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It is officially announced that the land, and the State Board of Health will
Captain T. S. Wetherell and Messrs. J. take their product where they can get
r
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
At a meeting of the dairymen on the
. OF
government has sent to the Rus- ! at once take steps to relieve the people
B. Wetherell and E. S. McCoy, who are , the most money for it. especially as there Wilson river on Wednesday evening, a Chinese
2. Ben Riesland for a.home.
sian government at St. Petersburg a and try and get the epidemic under bet-
will
be
a
greater
demand
and
competi
­
interested in the proposition to bore for
proposition to erect a condensed milk formal refusal to grant the latter’s de­ | ter control. Dr. Woods Hutchinson,
p ^ew millinery at Mrs. Sturgeon's. *
oil in Tillamook, left on Sunday to ship < tion for milk if condensed milk factories factory, on the understanding thrtt the mands in regard to the evacuation of State Health Official, is sick and confined
to his bed, and cannot give the epidemic
Creamery butter 40 cents |>er roll at in the necessary machinery.
Manchuria.
are started.
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dairymen contract their milk to Mr. C.
his personal attention. Dr. Andrew C.
The
steamer
Sue
H.
Elmore
came
in
on
Eight
\ears
in
the
penitentiary.
That
Ara1>d*i*-
Olsen & Co. have sold their stock of
Ray, who agreed to pay 35c. per pound is the sentence imposed by Judge Mc­ Smith, president of the State Board of
Chas. Ray was in from Cloverdale on furniture to Mr. C. E. Reynolds, who Thursday and reached this city next
was notified of thesituation and
for butter fat wasconsidered. This is the Bride, at Astoria, on Paddy J. Lynch, Health,
once took steps to better the condi­
L
uesday-
has taken charge of the business. It is morning with the following passengers printed contract lhat the dairymen were who was convicted of kidnaping. Theo- at
tions.
Farm loans at 6 percent. Apply to Messrs. William and Louis Olsen’s inten­ on board : Miss R. Panfield, F. Brenner. asked to sign :
doreTobiason, who was convicted under
Theodore Odenthal, a farmer, aged 51
the same indictment, was senteuced to
COMPl, L. Eddy.
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tion to leave Tillamook and go to Old Clyde Evans, W. Martin and son, F.
In order to secure the establishment of one
years, committed suicide at his home at
year in the penitentiary.
Astman. A. Heiselburg, Mrs. Martin and a factory for making Condensed Milk in
JOK, Mr. O. W. Kiger went out Sunday on Mexico.
Sublimity Saturday night by hanging
Pope & Howard, the Montana himself with a piece of baling wire. He
child, |. M. Schelvey, W. A., A J., A and Tillamook county. Oregon, at or near
le Elmore.
Joseph Butts has been successful in ob­
J. Kirk, Frank Parker, W. Ileaotsaltor, Tillamook City, and in order to guaran­ sheep buyers, on their last trip into leaves a wife and seven children. He
Mr. A. D. Farmer was in from Spruce taining an appointment in the light­
tee to Charles Ray and his assigns a Umatilla county
for the Mon
,
- purchased
.
,
, ­ was a well-to do farmer, having come to
Geo. Davis and wife, Mr. Pierson, Mr. supply of milk sufficient to justify the
tana market 9,300 sheep all for the Oregon from Nebraska a year ago. after
house service, and expects to be sent to
\.\nfiii" Mooday’
Seller. The steamer had the follow­ necessary expense of building such a Eastern mutton market, after being selling his property there for some $25,-
J Dr. Sharp returned from Nehnlem on a light station at any moment. Joe is p ing passengers on board when she I factory, and with a capacity sufficient summer fed in
:;î that state. i About one 000. Saturday evening he was in Stav-
"'.^Jnesday.
good boy and thoroughly deserve the
left this city on Sunday : Wilson Taylor, to manufacture or condense anv amount half these sheep were ewes and one half ton and returned to his home about 9:30
of milk w hich may be tendered thereto, wethers.
' o’clock at night. After putting his team
Mr. W. A. Gage was iu from Clover­ appointment.
T. S. and J. B. Wetherell. E. S. McCoy,
Wilson Taylor, who has be^ti seriously Mrs. Isaacs, C. Johnson. J. Svenson and I hereby agree and contract to and with
Before sailing for Scotland, Andrew in the barn and unharnessing them, he
ale on Saturday.
said Charles Ray and his assigns that if Carnegie
donated $1,500,000 for a took a piece of wire six feet long and
wife, Mrs Weston, C. Evans, Rev. A. R.
The board of county commissioners sick for several weeks as the result of a Griggs, G. W Kiger, P. M. Johnson. C. he and they will and do erect such a Temple of Peace for the permanent court wound it three times around his neck,
fall
from
the
loft
in
the
livery
barn,
went
Condensed
Milk
Factory,
as
above
neet on Wednesday.
A. Rohrabacher and wife, R. C. Rokra- | specified, and will cause the same to be of aibitiation at The Hague. The gift He then twisted the ends around a lad-
out on the steamer Sunday to go to the bacher and wife, Mr. Firebaugh.
made through Baron Gevers, the der five feet above the ground and by
Charles and Dudley Gatcheil were in
constructed and put into operation, on was
hospital for treatment. His mind is
Minister
the Netherlands, and was drawing up his legs he threw his weight
or before one year from the date hereof, made with of the
rom Hebo on Monday.
understanding that Hol­ upon the wire and choked himself. As he
somewhat effected.
that
1
will
sell
unto
said
Charles
Ray
or
j
C Ben a Benedict.
land will be responsible for its adminis­ | had money in his pockets, had no
E. H. Laningham, of Cloverdale, was
assigns
any
and
all
milk
which
I
may
enemies and was always of a cheerful
’The deacons of the Presbyterian church
The report a few weeks ago that Mr. produce from anv cows in my possession, tration.
n the Sty on Monday.
I disposition, his act can be accounted for
have decided to invite Rev. E. B. Whit­
owned
or
leased
by
me,
or
under
my
Engineer
Richard
Pfund
and
Assistant
C.
Ben
Kiesland
and
Miss
Queenie
Kelty
in no other way than by assuming that
Lost, a snub line. Return to Fred Bur­ ney to come to Tillamook on a six
were married was not true at ¿be time, control, for a period of five years from Engineer Herbet C. Welby, oi the Mar-1 he was temporarily insane. Coroner
ton and receive reward
the time said factory is put into opera­ coni Wireless Telegraph Company, left Clough ,, visited the scene but deemed an
months’ trial. He i^, related to Prof
but it is a fact now. They were married tion ; providing, however, that the pur­ New York for Alaska to complete the inquest unnecessary,
S. V. Leabo, engineer of the Vosburg, Whitney, and is now pastor of a church
at Eugene on Tuesday. C. Ben needs no chase price of such milk shall be at the installation there of a series of wireless
was in the city on Wednesday.
in Seymour, Iowa.
introduction in Tillamook, for he is too rate of 35 cents j»er pound for butter fat, telegraph stations for the United States
Reames Challenges Hermann.
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John Cochran came in on the stage on
Mr. and Mrs. John Svenson, who sold well known for that. Being a hustling Balicock test. And I further agree to , signal service. The apparatus originally
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'■ | E ugene , April 27. — The following
Tuesday from Los Angeles, Cal.
their place for $27,000,left on Sunday to real estate agent, he proved himself a deliver the same at the said factory in sent to Alaska in charge of ‘ Stanley (Cook,
such a condition as the requirements of of the company, at Fort Gibson, will be
~Chas. R. Vosburg and W. P. Wilson, of find a new location in California. Their hustling wooer as well in capturing the 1 such a factory demands ; providing, returned and the new apparatus sub­ challenge to Mr Binger Hermann on
behalf of Mr. Reames was issued today
friends were sorry to see them leave, for affections of Miss Queenie Keltv, who is further, that the payments^for such milk stituted.
DK Vosburg, were in the citv Wednesday.
I at Democratic headquarters ;
shall
be
made
each
30
days,
said
pay
­
they
were
amongst
Tillamook
’
s
most
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an accomplish and estimable young lady ments to commence at the expiration of
Members of the original United States ! E ugene , Ore.. April 27.--Dr. T. W.
Mr. E. West has sold his place at Nc-
respected citizens.
, Harris, Chairman Republican Congres-
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. put up $25,000,000
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with a large circle of friends in Portland the month following the month of de­ Steel Syndicate,
iNK tarts and intends leaving the county.
cash
and
stood liable to : have
First District oi Ore-
i in ........
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Mr.
C.
A.
Rohrabacher,who
spent
two
and
Tillamook.
She
is
a
sister
to
Mrs.
livery.
The lumber for the new school build
up $175,000.000 more, received notice of gon, Eugene, Oregon :
months
in
Tillamook
in
the
interest
of
Henry
Aiderman.
We
extend
our
con
­
The
consensus
of
opinion
amongst
the
the dissolution of the syndicate and of “ Dear Sir,—For reasons that will be
ing is being hauld on the school grounds
obvious to you and that will appeal
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John H Holland, of McMinnville, was the Washington Life Insurance Co., left gratulations to C. Ben and his bride and dairymen is that they did not care to I their final share in the distribution of with eaual force both to Democrats and
with his family on Sunday. He informs trust that the union will be a long and sign the contract and tie themselves up to profits, aggregating about $50.000,000,
registered at the Allen house on Monday. us that he has done a splendid business
200 percent. They long ago received Republicans, we have the pleasure in ex­
10,000.
anyone, although if a condensed milk | or
happy one.________________
their original cash deposit of 12V6 P<‘J tending to the Hon. Binger Hermann on
Mr. C. H. Wheeler came in from Ne­ for his company while in Tillamook.
factory was erected and it gave the dairy, cent back again. Besides that 20 per behalf of Hon. A. E. Reames an invita­
NKiy
hnlem on the Geo. R. Vosburg on Tues­
A Condensed Milk Factory for men 35c. per pound for butter fat, they cent dividends had been declared.
tion for a joint debate, the itinerary of
A petition has been sent to Washing­
Tillamook
City.
which to cover so much of the district as
day.
are readv to quit the cheese factories or
ton asking that the mail schedule on the
Contractors
who
were
sinking
a
well
the
remaining time will permit.
creameries directly they can get that fig­ for the Capitol box factory on ilylebos
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu­ North Yamhill-Tillamook mail route be
Mr. A. J. Colin, who has been outside ure for their butter fat.
“ Trusting that the foregoing may
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Creek, near Tacoma, Wash., struck a! meet with your approval we remain.
tual Lite Insurance Company of New changed to leave North Yamhill at ten for several days ascertaining what could i
>v.
gusher. They were down to the depth j
Very truly vours,
York.
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o’clock in the morning and to arrive in be done to get a condensed milk factory
Special Notice.
of 76 feet when apparently the drill ran
ISOM,
S am W hite , Chairman.
Mis. Reta Bantield came in last week this city about eight o’clock the next started in Tillamook City, has succeeded
i
into
an
underground
stream,
the
water
R.
W. M ontague . Secretary.
I wish to sny to the people of Tilla­
edge an from Portland on a visit to the editor's morning, The mail to leave Tillamook in his efforts and a factory is to be erect­
J. E. L athrop . Asst. Secty.”
mook that I have opened an office at gushing up with force three feet above
the
level
of
the
gtound.
Manufacturers
ed in this city. Articles of incorporation 623 Chamber of Commerce, in Portland,
family.
at 7 p tn.
who are contemplating building in that
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I intend to make headquarters in • | district
Gored to Death by a Bull.
Miss Lily Baker, who has been quite President Coates called a meeting of were filed in Clatsop County on Satur­ that
hail with joy the assurance that
Portland
this
summer
for
the
purpose
sick the past month, is now improving I the athletic club at the city hall on Mon* day. It is reported that Mr. S. Elmore of directing the immigration toward there is plenty ot water to be had there. I C orvallis , Ore., April 28.—A bel-
in health.
j I day evening, when about half a dozen and Captain P. Schrader is interested in Tillamook. I shall bring prospective I Josiah E. Lynn, nt one time one of the lowing bull standing over the prostrate
>VEP Sheriff Aiderman has collected on the * ! mamliar«
members Tin
put in an .appearance. After the new enterprise and that the machi­ buyers in myself and place them on vour i richest men in this country, is dead at ; form of a man and repeatedly butting
nery for the factory has been ordered. property. I have determined that is the I the county almshouse at Washington, N, with his horned head at the recumbent
1902 tax roll *55,561, which includes waiting for about an hour for a crowd, 1
N.
Mr. Cohn will probably return to the only practical wav of handling the immi­ i J., aged 73 years. Fifty years ago Mr. i body was an incident that happened last.
those
present
decided
to
instruct
the
gration question in Tillamook County. Lynn was associated in the tanning I evening on a farm four miles south of
the rebatei"
city
today.
My office will continue in Tillamook business with Jay Goul I. He disposed I Philomath
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‘‘ and resulted - two hours later
The steamer Sue H. Elmore is expected board of governor« to partly lease the 1 The Astorian of Sunday says :
City as before under *.he management of of his interests and for 25 years conduct­ n the death of the victim, William
to day (Thursday) and will sail again race tract.
Mr.
Howard
Drew
with
whom
I
should
Armstrong,
a farmer, aged 68.
WILL START A CONDKNSORY.
ed a monument business there,amassing a
We should have stated a few weeks
on Satnrdav.
Armstrong was leading the bull from
Articles of incorporation were filed in be pleased to have you list any property i fortune. Domestic troubles ten years
Razor honing a specialty with Davis since that the bonded indebtedness on the office of the county clerk yesterday that you wish to move in the near, ago resulted in his wile leaving him, and the pasture, and when he stooped over,
1 shall also be pleased to receive a year later he became blind His for. the animal attacked him. With a loud
the barber, opposite the Allen house- the court house of $5,000 is paid off after for the Tillamook Condensed Milk com­ future.
mail direct at my Portland office or to tune was wasted. He was taken to the bellowing (he beast kept up the assault.
running for over 15 years at six per cent pany. The plant and head office of the P.O. Box 73«.
Price 25 cents.
“
Armstrong lay helplesss under him and
company will lie located in the city of
almshouse three years ago.
Respectfully yours,
was unable to resist.
Merrill Smith leaves on the steamer interest. Bonds are expensive things to 1' Tillamook, where is produced probably
Before the members of an organization
C. B en R iesland ,
dabble
into
when,
after
a
few
years,
the
His grandson,attracted by the licllow-
largest
amount
of
milk
in
c
small
the
Prentice for Los Angeles, where he wilL
called
the
Mothers
’
and
Fathers
’
Club
at
Pacific Coast Land Agent.
ing, tried with a club to drive the bull
interest amounts to about as much as area in the county, making it a desir­
remain for about a year.
Boston,
Mary
A.
Livemore
spoke
of
away. Then he got a shotgun and when
able place for an enterprise of this kin I
the bonded indebtedness.
“Child Culture,’’Monday night and took he fired a charge of shot in to the ani­
NEHALEM.
Mr. A. J. Cohn, president of the port of
P. W. Todd and family will leave
issue
with
President
Roosevelt
and
Pres
­
an on Mrs.
Alter
several
days
exertion
by
those
mal’s nose he rail from the scene
Tillamook commission and of the incor­
the steamer Prentice for San Fran­
The schooner Gem was towed in on ident Eliot oil the race suicide question
Armstrong’s ribs were crushed and
who had the oil proposition of Messrs. porated firm of Cohn & Co., leading
cisco on a visit to California.
Saturday by the Vosburg. She is load­ She said: “We need to listen more to protruded from one side, his collarbone
merchants
of
that
city,
and
who
is
now
Wetherell and McCoy in hand, they suc­
talk
about
the
culture
of
the
child,
it
was broken and there was a deep cut
Mrs. Sturgeon has millinery for the ceeded in raising the necessary $2,000. in »Astoria, is at the head of the new ing lumber at Gunn’s mill.
seems to me. There are two mighty
le.
one ear With assistance he man.
babies, the children and the ladies and at All that remains now to lie done is to venture. The incorporators are en­ Dr. Sharp is doing dental work at factors that enter into the making of in­ under
aged to walk to the house, but died two
couraged bv the success of the conden- Klien’s Hotel.
dividuals
and
of
nations.
Those
facts
prices to suit all.
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hours later.
form a stock company and commence sories which are in operation in the val.
Mrs. Mary (grandma) Tohl, who died
hereditary and environment. There
y-
Slab wood is $2.25 a load, delivered. work. It is expected that the machinery , ley, and will at once erect a plant and on Friday evening was buried Tues are
are men and women who are unfit to be
'
proceed
to
business,
increasing
its
ca-
day in the F. U. A. cemetery. Mrs. Tohl
AUCTION SALE.
Leave your orders at the office of the will be here within a month.
| pacity according to the demand. The was born in Spenye, Westphulem, Ger­ the parents of children. At the present
time we have to depend upon environ­
Tillamook Lumber Co.
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What with boring for oil, a condensed I products for the present will be con- many. She was 84 years of age and ment. In many cases it is better to take FOUR COWS, to freshen in a few days.
Parties who are sending the Headlight milk factory and the prospect of several I densed milk and sterilized evaporated has resided in Nehalem for about 21 children away from their natural parents ONE YEARLING HEIFER CALF.
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years. She leaves 5 children, 30 grand so that they may haven chance to do
to Mark Miner will please address it to new saw mills lieing started before very I ' cream.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
children and 9 great grand children to better. The need is not more children
214 9th Ave., Seattle, Wash.
Two
feather
beds, different kind of tools.
I long, there is some prospects that things
Notice.
mourn their loss. The funeral was con­ but lietter ones. It would not be race
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, ID
Laces, embroidery, ginghams, skirts, will take a turn for the better. New in­ Having disposed of our stock of furni- ducted by Rev. W. |. Roelimer.
suicide
if
we
were
to
have
more
homes
Loci
ribbons and all kinds of spring goods. dustries, no matter how small, should be ture to C. E. Reynolds, those who are
D 11. Vedder is building a new cure- into which only two or three children MONDAY, MAY the 18th, at Ii. W est ,
We havt 'em. At the Racket Store. *
encouraged, and that, and nothing else, owing us are requested to settle their ing room for the Nehalem Dairy Associa­ were born. Quality and character sig­ Netarts Bay. Terms, cash.
ar'
tion.
nify more than a horde.”
j. B. Tuttle will start out next week to will make a weekly pay roll for the city. accounts with us at once.O lsen & Co.
Prof. Mindel is teaching school in the
ility
The smallpox epidemic is assuming
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
fix his telephone line over the Wilson toll I The lumber schooner Oakland was
South fork district.
alarming proportions about Prineville.
for
road, which has been down all winter. ' unable to take on a full load of lumber Call For General Fund Warrants.
Felix Roy has sowed $150 worth of A large number of victims arc down enced dentist is located in
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
grass seed on his place since the fire last
It will lie known in a few days whether at the Wheeler saw mill at Nehalem,
All county General Fund .Warrants of fall and wore out a good pair of shoes in with the disease, which is occuring in a is prepared to do nothing but
very violent form. A number of deaths
the steamer Geo. R. Vosburg will be put . owing to the bar at that place shoaling Tillamook County, endorsed prior to the meantime.
arc l»eing reported, and the citizens are first class work and give the
into commission for towing and freight up. She was brought to Hobsonville Jan. 14. 1901, are now payable, and
alarmed at the outlook. To’ make the best of satisfaction
will be paid on presentation.
If your
I
n
The best cup of Coffee
service.
on Tuesday to complete her load at the
condition worse, the three doctors that teeth need fixing call upon
Interest ceases this date, April 29th,
al
town.
Lunch
at
any
time,
huve
been
attending
to
all
of
the
cases
Truckee
Lumber
Co.
’
s,
saw
mill.
She
1903.
P.
W.
T
odd
,
The lumlier schooner Prentice is ex­
have been stricken with the disease, and him.
County Treasurer. Vogler’s bakery.
pected to arrive ¿it any time to load lum i was brought in by the tug Geo. R. Vos-
her at the Truckee Lumlier Co.'s saw burg and was towed out on Wednesday.
mill at Hobsonville.
I We are sorry to say that Father H J.
Rev. A. R. Griggs, who came iu from ' McDevitt is to leave Tillamook, having
Hoquiam, Wash., to visit his wife, who ! been notified by Archbishop Christie to
had been quite serioudv sick, left again I be in Portland on Sunday next. He
made that announcement to his parish
on Sunday on the steamer.
We were sorry to hear that the wife of ioners in the Catholic Church on Sunday,
Mr. John Waterman, of Baker City, died much to their surprise and regret, for
in that city recently. The deceased lady Father McDevitt is much respected by all *
who have had the pleasure of making his
was well known in Tillamook.
acquaintance. He leaves this city on
Mr. A. E. Imbler has sold his stock of Friday.
furniture to Frank Peterson and Carl
A large assortment of Fine Clothing to
It will be noticed by County Treasurer 1
Our stock of SHOES is the largest in Tilla­
Svenson and will soon join in tile proces­
Todd’s call for warrants that outstand
select from, at Prices that
sion of those who are leaving Tillamook.
mook, comprising all kinds and styles,
ingcounty warrants on the general fund
will surprise you.
Small pox, in its malignant form, ap­ will lie paid up to January 14,1901. This
from the best Factories.
pear« to lx spreading at Prineville, but is a good index that the county is gradu­
Boy's two piece Suits $1.50 to $.".<)< I
$1 50 to $3.50
rip
Men’s work Shoes
thisn not very comforting news to those ally crawling out of debt, for it was not
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6.(10
2.50 “
an:
6.00
“ three “
4.50
“ logRer
who catch every old thing that goes two years ago that the countv was four
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11.00
4.00
”
5.00
Young
Men
’
s
1.50
“
dress
armtnil
years behind in the payment of outstand­
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4.00
1.50 44
1S.OO
Ladies’ “
4.00
Men's
Mr. C. F. Keller lectured on socialism ing warrants. There is money on hand
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t*
2.50
1.25
“
heavy
at the court house on Wednesday even to pay road warrant, so there is no in­
ing to a fairly good size audience and terest being paid now from that fund.
Boy '«Misse»’ and Children's Shoes of all kinds
sMCueik I m getting a number to join a
and at lowest living prices.
Hats, FurnUhinff^Goods, Blankets,
Is it going to be a scramble to get into
socialist dub.
the condensed milk business ? If it is
Trunks and Valises,
Geo. Anderson, the piano tuner, repre­ such a profitable business, as itiscracked
1
senting Allen & Gilbert Rarnaker Co., up to be, it should wipe out all tb^ cheese
(]ROCr;RIES, FLOUR & FEF.D.
A full line of Gloves of all kinds.
211 First street. Portland, will be in factories anil creameries in this county.
TiNumook on May 1st. Leave orders, But u it, is the point that is to lie demon­
care of Allen house.
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strated by actual experience ? There is
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Conn ty Clerk Maion will tend out the not a dairyman in Tillamook but is long­
usual ekvtion notices to the rarious pre- ing for the day to come when they can
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cinct« on Friday giving tlie official notice get about $1.50 per hundred pounds for
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fr*
riLLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
ieri
:
W E W4.VT YOI K TR ll)E
We keep a full line of CLOTHING, bought from firms that take a
pride in putting out a well made, as well as stylish clothing.
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nl,
TODI* & 4'44 .711* A Y Y
TILLAMOOK CITA