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Vol. XV. No. 43.
TILLAMOOK
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 14,
A Base Ball and Bat
GIVEN with each suit of
Boy’s clothes sold at “ HAL-
TOM’S.”
JOTTINGS.
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H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
C. Ben Riesland for a home.
Mrs. A. G. Reynolds is still quite sick.
A. E. Lucy was in from Woodson Mon­
Edgar Latimer and wife left on Wednes­
day for Ashland, where they will
make their future home.
P. H. Johnson, representing the Port­
land Agency Hall Safes, was in the city
doing business last week.
Mr. and Mrs A. St. Dennie, relatives of
Mr. C. B. Hadley, arrived on the stage
Wednesday from Michigan.
I am prepared to do fashionable dress­
making. Mrs. E. M. Harvey, first house
south of the Catholic church.
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Allen Page left on the stage on Sunday
evening.
Born, to the wife of J. Waldvogel, a
daughter.
Dr. T. P. Wise came in from Portland
on Sunday.
Farm loans at 6 percent. Apply to
B. L. Eddy.
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Mr. Geo. W. Kiger returned to the city
on Tuesday.
Wash silks for shirt waists at Mrs.
Sturgeon’s.
Mrs. Nolan went out on the steamer
Wednesday.
W. N. Bays. of Blaine, was in the citv
Wednesday.
The hose company meets this (Thurs­
day) evening.
D. Townsend, of Sheridan, was in this
city Tuesday.
Mr. F, U Evau«, a veteran of the civil
war, is to speak at Todd's hall to-night
on fraternalism. All are invited.
Mrs. P. W. Todd and children left on
Monday on a visit to California, going
nut on the steamer Coquille River.
Mr. J. S. Lamar has bought some lots
in Goodspeed's addition from Mr. W. S.
Randall, where he expects to build.
Laces, embroidery, ginghams, skirts,
ribbons and all kinds of spring goods.
H. M. Todd, of Los Angeles, was in the We have ’em* At the Racket Store. *
city last week.
The building and lot occupied by the
Sheriff H. H. Aiderman left on Tuesday Racket Store has been purchased by P,
W. Todd and C. I. Clough for $1900.
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Jerry Murphy Killed.
A District Convention of the Knights
of Pythias will be held in Hillsboro,
Friday, June 5th. The district includes
Knights from Tillamook, McMinnville.
Forest Grove, Cornelius, Glencoe and
Hillsboro. There will be about 200
visiting Knights here that day. A picnic
dinner is to be eaten under the shade of
trees, and at night a banquet will be
served.—Hillsboro Independent.
Mr. A. Rose returned to Templeton,
Cal., last week, going by team. He has
leased his place on the Miami, and re­
turns to California to visit his family
and in anticipation of assisting his sons
harvest a big wheat crop, as the rains
have been copious in that part of the
state. Mr. Rose is a good old democrat,
and before he left advised the editor not
to be too hard on his unterrified brethren.
Mr. J. B. Delsman, who has bought a
farm of 240 acres four miles east of Hills­
boro, leaves this county today to take
possession of his new property. We are
sorry to see Mr. Delsman join the exodus,
for he has been one of our progressive
dairymen, and while he was secretary to
the Tillamook Creamery Company that
institution thrived and prospered, being
the second largest creamery in the coun­
ty. Mr. Delsman’s daughters will re­
main in this city until after the academy
closes. Emmett Quick drove the family
out.
A fatal accident befcl ferry Murphy at
the logging camp on Bewley Creek this
morning, when he was instantly killed
by the top oi an old tree falling upon
him. He was about 42 years of age and
unmarried, and well known throughout
the county.
Editorial Snap Shots
What made the audience laugh Mon­
day evening when the lecturer said : ‘‘A
pug nose a pug intellect ?’’
There must have been an hen on last
week somewhere on the outside by the
way some oi our citizen scooted out.
The voters of Tillamook county must
turn out on the 1st June and vote for
Binger Hermann if they want the county
relieved from itfc bottled-up condition.
Tillamook County, with its natural
and extensive resources, was never in
tended to be bottled-up by those who
want to monopolize the transportation
and lumber industry.
Stick to a true friend, whether he be as
rich as a millionaire or as poor as a
church mouse. The person who courts
friendship for what he can make out of a
man is the worse kind of a friend.
$250.00
GIVEN AWAY
On October 1, ’03.
We will give away, absolutely free of
charge $250.00 in Cash or Merchandise.
First Prize, $50.00. 42 Prizes in all.
With each $1.00 cash purchase made
we will give you a ticket which will entitle
you to one chance in these prizes.
We carry a complete stock of
CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES,
FURNISHING GOODS,
GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED.
TODD & CO
“C.”
BEN
RIESLAND
Dairy Farms. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
Tillamook
Oregon.
Hardware
G ran it ware
F in ware,
and Spruce Lumber.
and
Shingles.
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SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $2.25 per cord,
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COfDPÆNY,
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J. S. LAMAR,
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WINE
On Stock is easily gotten rid
if of by using Clough’s Car-
. bolic Compound. It d«xs
not irritate the skin, nor make
Z the bmr come off. nr injure the
stock in any way and kills all
kind of Lice and Gnats by one or
two applications. It is easily ap-
jj plied and is used by mixing one
$ qo«^ of Carbolic Compound with
J* thirty to forty quarts of water.
® Onepuit makes five gallons ready
i for
/ 25c . Pint.
her cargo, being the first marine insur­
ance taken out in this city.
$1.50 per year
It will give Prof. E. H. Whitney this
We will also give with each $10 cash purchase a 16x20 En-
Mr. E. M. Harvey received the machi­
satisfaction when he tips the scale at
largod picture on anything sold except sugar, flour, oil, tobacco
nery for his steam laundry on Monday,
240, he will be eligible for the fat man's
and will be readv for business next week.
and coffee, which are sold 011 a very close margin.
race at Fourth of July celebrations. Say,
The »team lumber schooner Coquille
Notice.
Prof., hadn’t you better be thinking of
River sailed Monday, having on board
In future electric light and water rents hiring ■' small boy in anticipation of
350,000 feet of lumber from the Truckee must be paid at Henry Crenshaw’s har­ helping you carry that “duck tub.”
saw mill.
ness shop, which are dus the 1st of each
Republicans in Tillamook county have
Mr. R. W. Watson has bought the pro­ month. If not paid by the Sth of each
month they will be cut off.
taken notice that the Independent is now
perty previously occupied by Mr. T. H.
T illamook L imber C o .
engaged in jumping upon Mr. B. L. Eddy
Goyne for his law office, the consideration
T illamook W ater C o .
and throwing out all manner of silly in­
being $1,500.
sinuations ? Is that what F. R. Beals
Do not forget that you get stylish
and a few others put the editor of that
Samuel P. Wilks is Dead.
milliner?, even tho’ it be a sailor, when
sheet on his feet for ? It will be your
Samuel P. Wilks, for several years a
you purchase of Mrs. Sturgeon, opposite
turn next, gentlemen, for Mr Eddy did
resident
of
Tillamook
county,
died
on
the
the post office
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3rd of May at Winlock, Wheeler county, the same thing a few years ago, and now
Strayed, from Fairview, a bay yearl­
Oregon, aged 59 years. He was born at see the base ingratitude he is receiving
ing. Anv information leading to the re­
for his kindness.
Short Creek, Newton County, Mo., on
covery of the animal will be reyvarded.
We understand that the steamer Geo.
January 18th, 1844. When an infant he
John Niger, Fairview.
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Rcsidents.
was brought across the plains by his R. Vosburg is to be put in service again,
Mr. C. Ben Riesland and his bride (nee parents in an ox team, who located in provided the saw mills will enter into a
Miss E. Q. Kelty) returned to this city on Oregon. Since then he has lived in Wash­ contract to do their towing. The charge
City,
Saturday, and ttie boys gave them a ington, Tillamook and Yamhill counties, for towing has yet to be agreed upon,
serenade the same evening.
but
we
hear
that
it
will
be
somewhere
till about fourvears ago, when he moved
T. H.Goyne wants a half dozen men to Wheeler county with the family. He about 50c. or 60c. a thoyisand. This
to slash brush for him on Bewley Creek, was married to Miss Luck Brown in may be considered a littlk high, but it is
OUR STOCK OF
five miles from town. Will contract bv 1861, and to them were born three sons, better than having no tow boat, for
the acre or so much per month.
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two of whom are living, while the other every lumber schooner that is loaded
Eli O. Mills, who had his place burned died 17 years ago. Deceased leaves a here means that much more employment
at Blaine last week, was round with a wife, an aged mother and five brothers for men and th«nt much more money
subscription list Monday trying to and three sisters to mourn his death. brought into the county.
raise a little money to help him build The cause of death was heart failure.
The instigators of the Tillamook tim
again.
her land dicker had better be taking a
Republican Rally.
ETC., THE MOST COMPLETE
tumble to themselves, for their 'Depend­
Mr. W. C. Morton, of Bay City, who
A republican meeting, in behalf of the ent. who received money to go to Ore­
has been quite seriously sick at the
IN TILLAMOOK.
home of Mr. Henry Crenshaw in this candidacy of Binger Hermann, republican gon City to file on a timber claim and
citv, is, we are glad to hear, reported nominee for congressman, will be held on has since signed a relinquishment, is pur­
We are Headquarters for EARM
Saturday' at Hobs on ville. The speakers suing the right tactics to bring a peck of
some better this morning.
IMI’I.IMIA I S. CREAMERY and
In view of the fact that the Geo. R.Vos- will be Hon. B. L. Eddy and Hon. H. T. trouble upon those who first went into
DAIRY SUPPLIES, Steel Ranges,
burg wrto be put into commission again, Botts. The meeting will be called to the timber land dicker. If they would
Cook Stoves, and Heating Stoves.
the Tillamook Lumber Company tele­ order at 7:30. All are most cordially in­ put their ears to the ground they would
be startled to know what is being done
phoned for lumber schooners on Wednes­ vited.
If you want anything in the HARDWARE LINE call ns up.
An effort was made to have either Mr. to bring about a searching investigation.
day to load lumber in this city.
Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
Binger Hermann or Senator C. W. Ful­ And all this because the 'Dependent they
Mr. Claude Thayer has offered as a
ton visit Tillamook, but owing to the brought into existence has come out in
prize to the winning society of the Tilla­
scarcity and demand for sjieakers in the its true colors and is openly ridiculing
mook high school a beautiful calf-bound
more populated parts of the district, it the powers that be and pouringout its
set of works, “The Earth and its Inhabi­
begins to look as though Dr. T. W. Har­ personal spleen upon Mr. B. L. Eddy and
tant,” in thirteen large library volumes.
ris, chairman of the congressional com­ the editor of the H eadlight —which is
A large number of tickets have been mittee, will not be able to send speakers certainly out of place at this time, poor
sold for the debate by the pupils of the to this county. It has been decided to judgment and ridiculously silly. When
Tillamook high school, which takes place hold a Hermann rally in Tillamook City the band begins to play don’t squeal,
on Friday evening, the 29th, when ano­ on Saturday evening, May 30, and in gentlemen, for the 'Dependent is getting
ther interesting entertainment is in store the meantime auothereffort will be made you into an
awfully tight pre-
Spruce
Cedar
for the people oi this city.
to get a good shaker from the outside, i dicament. But let her rip, the ’Depend­
Mr. John J Howser, of Medford, with but if this tails local orators will be in ent has stirred up the muss and is trail­
Cheese and Butter Boxes
specialty
his wife and five children, came in on the vited to hold forth.
ing the coat-tail.
steamer Sunday to locate in this county.
On Tillamook Steamer.
Mr. Howser is a stock and dairymen, as
Interesting Lectures.
well «as a good republican, and will buy
DELIVERED.
Marshal) Petitt, who is giving a series
F. L. Gunn, the Nehalem millman who
a place as soon as he can find one to suit
is
in
the
citv
interesting
merchants
in
a
of
lectures
at
the
opnra
house
this
week,
I I him.
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
is a genius in his line, and is drawing proposed steamer line to Tillamook,
Mr. B. L Eddy will leave next week
large and appreciative audiences. lie is made a proposition to the Board of
to address a number of political meetings
a humorist and entertainer with a good l Trade last night, at the general meeting,
in Yamhill county, and also to meet Pre-
reputation, while his lectures, and the and «asked the Board to indorse his pro­
‘ sident Roosevelt, being on the reception
pleasing and fluent style in which he de­ posals. Mr. Gunn, a few days ago, laid
committee appointed by Governor Cham­
liver them, show the scholarly effect in his scheme before the Chamber of Com­
berlain. He will return to this city on
in which he has mastered the subjects he merce, and is now engaged in interview- ’
the 29th.
dilates upon. His lecture Monday was a ing jobbers around town to see if they |
The steamer Sue H. Elmore had the treat, something that appealed to the will take stock in such an enterprise.
following passengers on board when she intelligence, and in marked contrast to :
He said before the Board that Till« ;
arrived on Sunday : Mrs. Trotter, E. the frivolous shows that come to this
monk would guarantee, in any form '
AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
Evans, E., M.. F. and Marv Lamb, R. neck of the woods. Mr. Peti11 can read
Portlanders wish, that it would give
i Jackson. J. Drammond, J. Howser, wife a person's character accurately, and he
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
three-fourths of its business to Portland’s
and family, D. Y. Kuykendall and W. W. explained to his audience how this was
Wines and I.iqnors that has ever been imported into
steamer if it is placed on the run. He
Curtiss.
this City.
done : By the style a man put his ir«t on said he would load lumber at $10 per
The remains of Arthur Southwick were his head, how he wore his shoe, bow he 1000 at his mill and would pay $3 ¡H-r
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buried on Friday, the religious services walked, the shape and size of the nasal 1000 for the haul to Portland. «Mr. Gunn
Ixing conducted bv the Rev. G. Sykes, of organ and lineaments of the head and estimated that the cost of a steamer of
per gal.
'? Whisky, $2.25
the M.E. church, which wai attended by features, and even to a person’« writing. suitable capacity would lx from $6000
a number of sympathizing friends and a Mr. Petitt is accompanied by his wife, to $15,000. lie said the run could be
$3.00 per
,.
9 Wines,
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delegation of K. of P. out of respect to who has a sweet voice, and her character made in 16 hours from Portland. A
tarj
fli . m
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the parents of the deceased.
sketches and vocal Inllabvs are excellent. steamer carrying from 130,000 to 150..
Don’t drink cheap doctored stufT when you can
Married, on Saturday, at the residence There are only three more lectures, and 000 feet of lumber was the required size
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
' of Justice G. B. Alley, Fred M. Davidson they should not be missed To night it He explained many details about the in­
to Alvie Biggs. The latter is the daugh­ is a lecture to males only, and entitled, justices practiced on the people of Tilla­
Friday and Saturday mook and Nehalem, where there arc iio
ter of Mr. Al. Biggs. Both «are well and “Man's Hell.’’
favorably known in the county and their will close the entertainments and the adequate transportation facilities, ami
friends extend to them their congratnla- lectures. Mr. Petitt lectured in Tilla­ where the people are practically al tin
tions and Ixst wishes for their future mook some 16 years ago, ami the im. merer of one transportation company.—
I provements in the county and city were Evening Telegram.
happiness.
The lumber schooner Antelope, with a pleasing surprise of him. ami as there
J. P. ALLEN,
150,000 feet of spruce,which was loaded were no newspapers in the county at
Wanted, 300 dozen Eggs at
at the Tillamook Lumber Co.’s saw mill that time to give his lectures a word of
Proprietor.
“ HALSOM'S.” will pay 16c.
in this city for the San Francisco market, ' commendation, we are pleased to lie able
First
Class
acconnn<xlation
at
Second
Class Rate.
Chickens, >3 50 to
will lx towed out bv the Sue H Elmore to do so now. Friday his subject is “Suc­ dozen.
)
cess
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and
Saturday
‘
’
Christian
Science.
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>3.75 dozen.
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to-day. Mr. B. C. Lamb insured
F. L. Evans, of Baker City, was in the
city on Sunday.
Bud Savage, of Sheridan, was in the
city JVednesday.
Capt.Geo. Hunt was in from the light
house on Monday.
Mrs. Bert King is in from Ashland
visiting her relatives.
Mr. Matt. Morrison was down from
Nehalem on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilbert were in
from Spruce on Tuesday.
Mr. G. O. Nolan left on the stage on
Thursday on a business trip.
Mr. C. B. Hadley, who was sick last
Week, is able to be out again.
J. R. Cook, a former resident of this
county, is in from Lafayette.
50 head of Angora Goats for sale.—
Apply to J. Atkinson, Sandlake.
D. Y. Kuykendall, of Washington, D.C.,
registered in this city on Monday.
Postmoster A. W. Severance left on the
stage Friday, going out on business.
Mr. F. R. Beals left on the stage on
Thursday evening and returned Tuesday.
Born, on Friday, to the wife of George
Worthington, at Cloverdale, a daughter.
Mrs. Ray Trotter, of Grand Haven,
Mich*., came in on the steamer on Sunday
Merrill Smith lelf Monday on the lum­
ber schooner Coquille River for Los An­
geles
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu­
tual Life Insurance Company of New
York.
There will be memorial services in this
city, on Saturday. May 30, at the Opera
House.
Did you ever stop to think that well
dressed women buy their millinery of
milliners ?
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Mr. Roy Lob an and wife, of McMinn,
ville, came in on Wednesday to look over
the county.
Wood for sale. Alder, $2 cord ; spruce
limbs, $3.50 cord, delivered. Apply to
J. M. Mapes.
Razor honing a specialty with Dayis
the barber, opposite the Allen house-
Price 25 cents.
C. S. Atkinson, of the U.S. Marine
Corps, was registered at the Larsen
House this week.
Mr. W. H. Reynolds will get into the
exodus band wagon next week aud leave
for Southern Oregon.
Slab wood is $2.25 a load, delivered.
Leave your orders at the office of the
Tillamook Lumber Co.
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Prof. L. H. Baket, of Salem, will spend
his vacation again this summer in Tilla­
mook, and while doing so will teach the
Barnegat school.
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1903
50c., Quart.
Yo«r money bnck if not
factory.
satis
CHAS. 1. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist,
Tillamook.
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Allen House,