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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 28,
i/isit HflUTOJVI’S STORE. , Stoeks are larger
JOTTINGS
rendered two piano solos, “Second Mai-
Editorial Snap Shots.
urka” and “Tarentelle.” Mr. B. Ben
Riesland sang “Out on the deep’’ and
It is expected that when the census of
gave a recitation. Mr. \V. Duff Howard children of school age in taken next week
rendered some pretty banjo solos, as did it will reveal another decrease in the
There will probably be a ball game on
The steamer Coquille River arrived on also Mr. Anderson violin solos, and ‘ number of children in the county.
K or
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unday.
Tuesday evening to load lumber at the received well deserved encores, as did
We a re reliably informed that a saw
also some of the other performers.
C- H. Hoskins was in from Foley on Truckee mill.
mill is to be erected at Bav City. Surely,
sturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severance, whoj
this is enough to make every Bay Citvite
Memorial Day.
\vartF,ra loans at 6 percent. Apply to were in Portland during the president’s
leap for joy, for that mushroom town
visit and a delegate to the grand court,
. L. Eddy.
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Memorial day will be observed in this has been a long time dead.
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J. O. Sherwood, of Hebo, was in the 1.0 O.F., have gone to Haines, in Eastern city on Saturday next, when Corinth
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Oregon, on a visit to their son, E. D. Sev­
ty on Tuesday.
For the information of those who may
Post, G.A.R., will assemble at Todd’«
COMPLETI Oh, ye«, it’« moist, but the Sth of July erance.
hall at ten o’clock and will march to the uot be in their voting precinct or away
The home port of the steamer Geo. R. cemetery and decorate the graves. At from home next Monday, they can vote
OOK.
ill soon be here.
Vosburg, tf’hich has been registered at two-o’clock there will be public exercises in any polling pluce in the district, but
Be sure you vote on Monday, and you
the Custom house as belonging to As­ at the opera house, when the program must be identified and vouched for by
ote for Herman a.
toria, will be changedToNehaTem, an ap­ will be :
rs for FAR.V
witnesses.
H.
C.
Seymour
and
wife
were
in
from
AMERY nu‘<
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plication for such change having been Song .............................................. Glee Club.
lebo on Saturday.
Don’t beef any more about harbor im­
filed with Collector Robb.
Steel Ranjm
Recitation................... 1
Estella Nelson. I provements if you stay at home on Mon­
ting Stoves. Mr. and Mrs Clark Hadley returned
Another death occurred in the family Song, “Our Flag........ Mrs. Hays’ pupils. day next and fail to cast your vote, or
o the city on Saturday.
of Antone Schulson at Spruce on Satur­ Recitation, “The Crowning of the Slain,” worse still, cast vour vote for either the
The poll tax collectors are around and day, the day that he buried his son, who
Ella Havs.
democratic, prohibitionist or socialist
yith blood in their eyes.
died the previous Thursday, the second Song .............................................. Glee Club. candidate, for they can do nothing for
C. Ben located Howard Cary in the death being that of a younger daughter. Readiug, “Searching for the Slain,”
Tillamook in that respect. Vote for the
L R. Hays addition last week.
* The cause of death was diphtheria.
Stella J. Crawford. man who can, and that is Binger Her­
Solo, “Tell her I am a Soldier and not
Walt. C. Bailev left on the stage Tues-
mann.
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The annual school meetings will be held
afraid to die,” Herbert Sykes,
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lay on a business trip to Portland.
on Monday, June 15, and the enumera­
It may be interesting to know that
J. B. and W. W. Plum, of Salem, were tion of persons between the ages of 4 Address................................E. H. Whitney.
although a number of petitions have been
registered in this city on Saturday.
and 20, who actually reside in the dis­
sent to Salem to invoke the initiative
Another .Oratorical Contest
Barber Davis is moving his barber trict, must be taken next Monday by the
and referendum on the Lewis and Clark
clerks, the law requiring that they visit
shop next to Lottie Freeman’s bakery.
appropriation and several othei bills
Another
oratorical
contest,
in
which
One full blooded Jersey Bull for sale.— each home
the two societies of the Tillamook high passed bv the state legislature, they lack
Inquire at G. E. Payne’s, Spruce, Ore. *
Mr. W. S. Cone was in the city Wed­ school will contend for a prize given by the necessary number of signers, conse
J. 8. Stephens is the agent for the Mu­ nesday, and expressed his sentiments as Mr. Claude Thayer. As will be seen bv quently none of the bills will be submit­
tual Life Insurance Company of New not approving the petition that is being the program, the subjects are interesting ted to a public vote.
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York.
circulated by the Port of Tillamook Com­ and will, no doubt, be handled intelli-
Republicans, democrats, prohibition
Mr. T. B. Handley has returned from mission to have what is known as the ; gently by the young ladies and gentle­
a trip on the outside during the Presi- old Sturgeon channel dredged out and men who have been chosen to orate tor ists and socialists should stand shoulder
take the place of the present channel in their respective societies. These contests to shoulder iq this election, and as one
dent’8 visit.
of our most prominent and successful
Wood for sale. Alder, $2 cord ; spruce the bay.
have been well attended, and it is safe to
business men remarked, “This is no poli­
limbs, $3 50 cord, delivered. Apply to
Many new comers to the state have, say there will be a full house on Friday tical fight as far as Tillamook is con.
J. M. Mapes.
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of course, had no opportinity to regis­ evening, the proceeds ot which will go cerned, for the people should stand toge­
Frank Dye cut his foot in the logging ter. but none such need he debarred from towards the piano fund. This is the ther and vote tor the party that is in
jcamp on Monday, which will lay him up voting if they can find six househoulders 1 program ;
power and which is to the interest ot
to vouch for them. This indorsement at Violin Trio, Chester and Ruby McGhee Tillamook people to support”
for several days.
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the polls, accompanied by the- elector’s
and Henry Cook.
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Mr. L. F. Burnside and wife, who have affidavit, will entitle him to a vote.—
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Oration,...” Steps to Success,”.................
President Roosevelt has come and gone.
moved from Sheridan to Woods, were in Oregonian.
Ralph Moore.
He kas seen Oregon and Oregonians in
the city on Tuesday.
There \vill be a political meeting at the Oration,... “ Nobility of Womanhood,” gala day dress and mood, and from all
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg, which opera house in this city Saturday even­
Sadie Watt.
accounts he is highly pleased with the
left Nehalem on Monday for Astoria, re­ ing, when some good speeches will be Solo,...... “ Ehren-on-the-Rhine,”.............. Webfoot state and its people And that
turned there on Wednesday.
Adna Aiderman.
j being the case, he would have been far
made by Messrs. B. L. Eddy, A. W. Sev­
The lumber schooner Close is expected erance, H. T Botts and T. B. Handley, Oration, “ From School Life to Life’s more pleased could he have seen Oregon
School,” Clara Eichinger.
< and the sturdy Westerner in their every
at any moment, and she will take on a who will discuss the issues of the day
and give their reasons why the people of Oration, “ Duty of United States in the day attire, the latter turning this vast
load at the mill at Hobsonville.
* domain into an industrial bee hive.
Tillamook county should vote for Binger
Philippines,” Edgar Munson.
Lace«, embroidery, ginghams, skirts,
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Hermann. Everybody is cordially in­ ! Piano Solo, “ 5th Nocturne ” (J. Lev­
ribbon« and all kinds of spring goods.
vited.
bock), Grace Whitehouse.
Some of our worthy citizens have been
We have ’em. At the Racket Store. ♦
The Sharpies Tubular Dairy Cream ■ Oration, “ Opportunities the 20th Cen­ betting hats that mnehinery will not be
Messrs. E. S. Edwards and George F.
tury Offers the American Girl,”
put in the Pacific saw mill buildings. Of
Separator beats them all for close skim­
Fuller, inspectors of hulls and boilers, ming and easy running, being the most
Eacie Oliver.
course, in Tillamook, it is expected that
came in on Tuesday on an official inspec­
simple and durable machine made and is Oration, “ The Louisiana Purchase,” other people should know more, and
tion.
chew the rag, about other people’s busi­
George Gobar.
constructed with ball bearings and has
The schooner Antelope, which was de­ suspended bowl and bottom feed. These Piano Solo, “ Lohengrin, Fantasia ness than their own. Whoever wants to
tained in the bay for two weeks for the Tubular dairy machines mark a new era Brilliante” (J. Ley bock), Mrs. Meyers. bet a Stetson or silk hat that the mil)
want of a tug, was towed out on Mon­ in the construction of dairy cream sepa­ Oration, “ Future of the Pacific,’’............ will not be operated again, the Head­
lid ward Weston.
light's pencil pusher is their men.
day.
rators. If you are contemplating buy.
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Messrs. H. T. Botts and T. B. Handley ing a separator, inspect this little won­ Oration, “ The American Citizen,’’..........
Be sure you vote Monday, and vote
Grace Spaulding.
will speak at Nehalem on Friday evening der in McIntosh & McNair’s store, where
ig rips
Violin Duett, Chester and Ruby McGhee. right and for the interest of yourself and
in behalf of the candidacy of Binger Her­ it can be minutely examined.
:s and
Tillamook county. Then you’ll vote like
Presentation of prize by donor,
mann.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore, which ran
sensible persons for Binger Hermann, for
Mr. Claude Thayer.
S. C. Chance left for Yaquina on Sun­ aground near the cut in the slough, was Judges ; Supt. Lamb, Prof. Wiley, Mr. who’s going to vote against their own
day, going out by the trail, and on Mon. fortunate in getting off Thursday even,
and the county’s interests? Monday
Carl Haberlack.
day Mrs. Chance left by the stage, and ing and reaching this city without fur­
will tell how many Tillamookers are
ther mishap. She sailed Monday with
they intend to locate there.
The State Teacher«’ Association. built that way. but we sincerely trust
the following passengers : Mrs. A. E.
that the people of this county will put
Mr. J. R. Finley has sold his ranch at
Imbler, Dr. Pettite and wife, C. C.White, | The Western # Division of the State aside their political prejudices for once
Beaver to Kirk Bros., of Oregon City,
R P Clark, F. L. Evans, W. R. Holles- Teacher’s Association will be held at and vote for the party that can give
the price paid being $3,000, and the deal
ter, L. Bogert,— Tittle, Mrs. C. H. Ste- Portland, June 24-th to 29th, 1903. Tillamook harbor improvements.
was made through Mr. F. R. Beals.
phen«. Miss Bertha Tittle, Mrs. Sheldon, The program for this meeting is one of
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Fostmastrr Severance and R. W. Wat­ W. H. Huddleton, Mrs. Bert King, Mrs.
I.
Oh, no, Mr. ’Dependent, the editor is
the best ever prepared by the manage­
son returned to the city on Saturday, Henry Crenshaw, and B. Dougherty and
ment of the Association, and the indica- not disgusted with newspaperwork, and
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and are highly elated at the reception i wife.
1 tions are that this meeting will far sur­ such a base assertion made by one who
President Roosevelt received in Oregon.
The closing entertainment of the Tilla- pass anything ever attempted in educa­ got disgusted, sold out his goodwill in a
newspajier to his nephew and cleared out
We understand that Mr. F. L. Gunn is I mook public school will be given on Fri­ tional meetings in Oregon.
ocdfor
coming down from Nehalem with the day. June Sth. in the opera bouse, which
The best talent the State affords has , from Tillamook, and then returned and
intention to see what can be done id this | will be free to the public. The teachers been secured to take part in the program started another newspaper, is not a per­
ism.
city to get another boat, for a freight ’ are preparing a nice program, and it is which deals with many subjects of vital ( son whom the general public has any
I safe to say that the pupils will acquit importance to the schools and educa­ confidence in, either as an editor or as a
and tugboat service.
themselves with credit to the teachers tional interests of the State. Mr. Henry man. There,go away back and sit down,
Mr. Jasper Smith, wife and children,
and patrons, and in doing so will bring D. Pettengill, of Lansing, Mich., one of and do not inflict such little silly, silly
returned from Newberg on Monday and
one of the most harmonious and success­ the foremost educators of the United 1 little insinuations upon a respectable and
k.
will retorn there, where Mr. Sonih has
ful school years in this city to a satisfac­ States, has been invited to be a guest of intelligent community.
bought a farm, as »non as he ran dis.
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tory close. Just before going to press the Association and will appear on the
pose of his property here.
Prof. Whitney says, on acconnt of so program, and discuss a number of im­
The Tillamook public school will dose
’BE.
many children being sick, this er^rtain- portant educational topics.
next week, and the H r adlight only ex­
ment may have to be abandoned.
Railway companies have marie an ex presses the sentiment of the patrons in
Miss Maud Sturgeon invited a number cursinn rale to Portland for this o< this diAtrict when it conveys to Prof. E.
S'G
of the young people of the city to her casion and a very large numlxr of H. H hilney ami the faculty its apprecia­
home on Friday evening for the purpose teachers will no doubt be present to en- tion of the success they have attained
and the satisfaction they have given, not
of meeting Miss Ethelwvn Bristoe. J°v and Profit
thil meeting.
w.
On Stock is easily gotten rid
only to the pupils but to the parents as
It proveda most pleasant evening, and
of by using Clough’s Car­
well. Closing exercises will lie given at
Notice.
refreshments
were
served
before
the
com
­
bolic Compound. It does
the
opera house on Friday evening. June
pany left. The invited guest9 who were
not irritate the skin, nor make
In future electric light and water rents 5th, when a free entertainment will be
:nn-
present included Misses Bella Watt
the hair come off, or injure the
must lx paid at Henry Crenshaw’s har­ given and the patrons will lx given ano­
Edna Stratton, Anna Quick, Olive and
stock in any wav and kills all
ness shop, which are du? the 1st of each ther opportunity to see how well the
Nonie Wilson. Minnie Stivinga, Ruth
kind of Lice and Gnats by one or
month. If not paid by the 5th of each pupils can acquit themselves before a
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Cooper, Blanch McNair. Annie Edie,
two applications. It is easily ap­
month they will be cut off.
public audience.
Hope Nolan, Lillian Bakerand Ethelwvn
plied «nd is used by mixing one
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T illamook L imhf . r C o .
Bristoe
;
Messrs.
Ira
and
John
Latimer,
quart of Carbolic Compound with
If the long prayed for improvement ot
T
illamook W ater C o .
Fred Quick. Herbert Cooper, Egbert
thirty to forty quarts of water.
Tillamook bar is sanctioned and con­
Goodspeed, W. A. High, George Lamb,
I1W«
One pint makes five gallons ready
gress grants an appropriation to carry
Carl
Haberlack
and
Percy
Wiley.
for use.
Call for City Warrants.
out this project, as we have every reason
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25c , Pint.
5Oc., Quart.
The concert given on Wednesday even :
to Ixlieve it will, theH kadi . igh r is of the
Notice is hereby given that all out- opinion that it will force some of the
Your money back if not satis,
i«
ing was a treat to those who like clasic
standing
City
Warrants
will
be
paid
on
factory.
music, which was given under the direc­
railroads to build into Tillamook, for
tion of Mr. George Anderson, the violin­ presentation. Interest on same ceases directly the lumlxr begins to move in
Ralph Ackley
ist, assisted by local talent. The concert !
this county the railroads will lx after
City Treasurer. the busines«, for in carrying hnnlxr to
opened with a nice piano duet, “Spanith
Dance,” by Mrs. Edith M. Aiderman and
the Middle States it is a long haul and
Reliable Draggi»L
The best cup of Coffee in is worth about as much as the lumlxr is
Mrs. Queenie K. Riesland. Miss Lillian
Tillamook.
Baker sang two soprano solos, “Fiddle" town. Lunch at any time, at 1 when the lumlxr is put on the cars. The
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1 H ka D'.IGHT has always had great faith
and I” and “Absent.” Miss Ruth Cooper Vogler’8 ba<ery.
IL
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Stock
is ar-
uality
‘ for
is in-
id be
IS.,
I lice
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>1.50 per year.
Priées Cheaper.
When you want Davis, the Bar
her, and a clean shave and fashion,
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H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
able hair cut, he has moved into
Steamer Sue H. Elmore is expected to­ the building previously used by F.
R. Beals as his real estate office.
ay.
riLLAMOOK
1903
CClateh us Grocu.
in what the improvement of the bar
would mean to Tillamook, and we be-
lieve it will not be a great while before
we shall see this accomplished, and then
Tillamook will grow industrially, finan­
cially and support a good population.
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Very few people in Tillamook appear to
realize it, but if they will put their study
cap on and reason pro and con, they will
come to the conclusion that the election
next Monday is of far more importance
to them than a dozen county elections.
All will admit that the bottled-up, tied-
up, conditon of the county is a detriment
to it and a financial burden every settler
has been packing for years. The only
complaint in this prosperous section of
the county is on account of being bottled
up. Tillamook never stood better pros­
pects of overcomiug this than she does
today, and it is highly gratifying to see
that silver linings have appeared in the
hoodoo cloud which has hovered oyer
this county for years and it is about to
be removed, which will be done the day
that congress grants an appropriation
for the improvement of Tillamook bar.
Are Tillaniookers going to vote for or
against the party that can grant us this
long prayed for improvement ? As we
ha ve stated, this election is of great im­
portance to those who have property,
business and industrial interests in Tilla­
mook, for if they have ever stopped to
look into the future what a different stale
of affairs the improvement of the bar will
mean to Tillamook, they will readily ac­
knowledge that there is only one thing tor
the people of this county to do, that is if
they have an eye on their own personal
and the county’s interests, and that is to
vote for Hermann. Don’t vote against
him and then beef and belly-ache because
the county is tied-up and bottled-up.
Get out, vote for Hermann next Monday,
for that is the way to help get an appro­
priation of $500,000 for Tillamook next
December.
A* to Postal Savings Bank.
The amount of deposits in the savings
banks of the slate of New York at this
time is over $1,000,000,000. the increase
during the past ten years have been in
excess of $4-01',000,000. These deposits
are chiefly from wage earners in the
cities. Remarking upon this an eastern
paper says it has been for some time
apparent that if there could be devised a
system that would be convenient for
those who live in the so-called rurals dis­
tricts the savings would be considerably
larger. England meets this need throngh
the establishing of her postal savings
banks. These are in every postoffice in
the kingdom. Therefore it happens that
the number of depositors throughout
England in these postal sayings banks
is, proportionately to the depositors,
much greater than is the case in New
York state. “If some method could be
perfect,” says this paper, “by which
those who Hye in the farming districts
were able to deposit their small savings
it is estimated that the total savings
each year would be increased several
million dollars.’’
There would be no great difficulty in
devising a perfectly practicable postal
sayings bank system and no class of our-
people would more readily avail them­
selves of it than those in the rural com,
tn unities. The tendency of such a sys­
tem as has frequently been pointed out
would be to encourage saving among the
people generally, because it would as­
sure absolute safety. The English sys­
tem is most satisfactory in its operations
and one of its advantages to the gov­
ernment was shown when the recent
loan was offered, applications for a large
amount coming from postal savings
bank depositors. Thus far the opposi­
tion of the private savings banks in this
country has been able to defeat efforts
for establishing postal savings banks,
but there is no doubt the svstein will
come in time, for ii is unquestionably a
popular idea.
$250.00
GIVEN AWAY
On October 1, ’03
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.
We will also give with each $10 cash purchase a 16x20 En-
largod picture on anything sold except sugar, flour, oil, tobacco
and coffee, which are sold on a very close margin.
TODD & CO
“C.”
BEN
RIESLAND
Dairy Farms. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non Resident«.
Tillamook
City, Oregon
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CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
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An Experienced SEAMSTRESS employed at HALTOMS.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
SLAB WOOD, 16 DELIVERED.
inch, $2.25 per cord,
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPLY,
Alterations on Ready-to-Wear Garments done and no extra charges made.