INHUMAN TREATMENT
PLEASANT
DAINTY NEW TRIFLES.
GREAT DELUGE OF FISH
Fred Wheeler Goes Back on His Canners Have More Salmon Than
Wife and She Threatens Suicide
They Can Use
Pretty
»nd
*¡<«»1
Adjunct.
to
t
lo.mmer. of Follower« of the
Fashions.
<
VALLEY
Hating is a thing of the past, with a
good yield and fine quality.
Aeie Hells killed two bears on Sunday
while driving his cows home to milk.
Mrs. S. H. Phillips’ sister and two
daughters, from Oregon City, are visit
ing with her at this writing.
Mrs. V. Gardiena, of Tillamook, is
stopping with her uncle, B. W. 1 timer, of
Pleasant Valiev.
There seems to be a mania for visiting
hen roosts in this vicinity. Parties who
have that tendency better watch out, for
the chicken raisers are cleaning their fire
arms.
There was a social hop at Henry Si tu­
rnons* the night of August 1. An enjoy­
able time was reported.
School is progressing nicely, with Prof.
S. H. Lamb as instructor, whois an able
teacher.
There is a rumor of an exodus of voung
men from this valley. Do not know the
cause, but it is said they are going to the
harvest fields.
The Pleasant Valley cheese factory
paid 28 cents for butter fat for May.
GANGLO
A distressing case of wife disertion oc-
A storia , Or.. Aug. 3.—A deluge of fish
Large purses and handbag* are the
cured in our city this week and call for fittingly expresses the Miuation on the order of the day. Those small leather
public mention, as some of our citizens lower river today. Every cannery and affairs which have been popular for
«re highly itidiginAiil over the occurrence. cold storage plant is working overtime more than a year are no longer consid­
Mrs. A. E.
heeler, wile of Fred and employing all the njen they can ered the correct thing. To be thor­
U licrkr, returned to this city on Mon­ «ecure and still they art unable to handle oughly modish now you must carry a
day and from her own statement she the catch. Large amounts of salmon are bag about ten inches deep and eight
T. Bott
said left Tillamook on the 6th of July to being salted by the fisherman for their inches broad. This should be of s<»ft
ock& Al
FOR
visit Portland and her grandfather at individual use, much more is being sold English morocco, in black, green, dark
R. Goni
red, tan or blue, and have elaborate
Newlierg. Ir appears that Fred Wheeler to private parties as low as '25 and 50
mountings of Burmese gold, with a
ama
Gill
was agreeable to his wife making this cents each, regardless of size, and still short chain of the same metal by which
visit until shortly before the time for her thousands of pounds which were caught te carry it, says the New \ork Herald.
•ood h«
to leave, when her husband said: ‘1 oil the first of the run have been
A handsome l>ag in this new shape
wish you’d rather not go.” An alterca­ thrown away.
had two golden lizards, one each side
edjohn
tion then took place lietween Fred
Last night a great many fishermen did of the clasp, and set in the beaui¡fully
Wheelei and his wife, the latter claiming not make drifts, but those who did. wrought bodies were pale amethysts.
that it was Fred’s parents who raised made catches of from 1 (XX) pounds to two The bags are lined with moire to match
the shade of the leather.
the objection to her journey on account tons each. The seins are working only a
Card cases, too, have increased in
of the expense.
portiop os the time and are getting size, and the prettiest of those intend­
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While Mrs. Wheeler was gone rhe said from eight to 12 tons to ¡a single haul. ed to be carried this autumn are made
uttdaj
“I teceived a real nice letter from Fred Fishing was practically suspended to­ of soft suede in pale gray, flaming red
ir. which he said he was glad to hear day, but still the canneries and cold- or golden brown. Sometimes there
from her.”
will be a border to the flap of reddish
storage plants were able to take only a
gold, highly polished, and again, say.
As Mrs. Wheeler did not hear from small part of the fish offered.
him again, so returned home, or what
Last night four car loads of salmon on a pearly suede case, a mermaid de­
A Freak Cat,
she thought was her home, until she ar­ were shipped to the tip river canneries sign in gray silver, the figure occupy­
rive.! here and was prevented from going by Warren and Seufert and about the ing one corner, while the tail and
W allace , Idaho, Aug 1.—A cat be­
draperies swirl across to cover the
to it. On arriving in Tillamook she tele­ same amount was shipped this evening.
longing to C.Trowbridge,superintendent
other end.
phoned her .husband and this is what
i
These shipments are expected tocontinue
A genuine novelty in the way of of the county poor house, located a short
took place;
for several -days and are aiding in no leather goods is shown in a portfolio distance below Wallace, gave birth to a
“Fred, will you come and get me
r ?’» small degree in relieving the congestion.
or case to be used as a memorandum peculiar litter of kittens last Sunday.
asked Mrs. Wheeler.
While4 cents per pound is the alleged for telephone numbers. The case is Four kittens should have been born, but
“Who arc you?’’ was the reply from rate, Lindenberger openly offers but 3 shaped like a screen, having the out­ the bodies of all are joined together,
Fred.
cents, and some of the others have been side covered with soft red, black or There are four heads, 16 legs and four
brown morocco, and the inside ar­
“Your wife,” was the answer.
paving that price.*
ranged so that between the narrow tails, but the bellies of all are closely and
I on W
“ What do you want here ?”
The salting of salmon is being carried strips of leather there are bits of firmly connected. The fur of the mother
“Why, Fred, what’s the matter?’’
on nioreextensively than ever before, but white bristol board just the right size cat is of five different colors and on the
ie
a
“That’s all,” and Fred placed the re­ there ;.s now a famine in barrels as well on which to jot down names and num­
kittens these colors appear, but the fur ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ irid»T
ceiver on the phone.
..s in the casks used by the cold storage bers of those you are apt to want oft en­ of each of the kittens is of a different tint
Mrs. Wheeler felt bad at being received plants, though salt is plentiful, as the est on the telephone. The case holds
with the exception that each has white
in that wa>, so she decided to walk home merchants have taken ad vantage of their slips enough for about 40 names.
intermingled with its predominating
io». S
There are desk furnishings in a beau­
and see her husband. She was met lie- experience last season. Several wagon­
color.
«cit3
tiful
glossy
red
metal
called
golden
tween nine and ten o’clock by some of loads offish were taken into the country
The litter was born while Mr. Trow-
copper ware. A large inkstand of this
DEALERS IN---------------------------- is« J«
Wheeler’s relatives, who prevented her today to sell to the farmers. Tons upon
rich material is supplied with’a pen bride and wife were away last Sunday
from proceeding.
tons of fish have already spoiled and rack made from small brownish red huckleberrying. When Mrs Trowbridge
“There’s no use coming further, Fred have been thrown away, and one seiner antlers. Picture frames in this golden
started to lilt one of the small kittens
don’t want to see you.”
city ‘
is said to have had 20 tons last night copper with plain polish surfaces make she found that all were raised. Au in­
Thev then grabbed her and tried to which he was unable to dispose of, but an effective background for carbon
vestigation showed the condition. The
put her into a buggy to take her to the the canneries and the cold storages are and artist proof photographs.
t
city <
freak appears to be in the best of health
These simply afford a pleasant
hotel, but she resisted and would not go, accepting only the freshest and are en­
and has a vigorous appetite. All the
change
from
the
elaborate
jeweled
the purpose of which was to force her to deavoring to keep their floors as nearly
ones. Besides the frames there are mouths take nourishment from the
leave the city and go out on the next cleaned up as possible.
fancy powder boxes, smaller ones for mother at the same time. It is able to
H-
steamer, which Mrs. Wheeler refused to
The continued strain and overwork is stamps and pins, as well as all man- wiggle around and make fair progress. Quick’s Delivery Wagons deliver, Highest Cash price paid for stock. Botbfi^^j
do. During the rumpus one of her rela­ beginning to tell on the cannery crews, ner of pretty trays, suitable for the
The mother cat is a voting one and this
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tives said :
and a number of the cold storage em­ boudoir or library.
is the second litter she has born. Mr.
“You got a letter from Fred that you ployes have been compelled to drop out
The ware g*ts its name from the Trowbridge has already been offered $50
should not come back. What did you on account of sore hands.
beautiful blending of the coppery hue
for the curiosity, but he refuses to sell.
come for ? You are just lying. Can you . It is estimated that during the past and pale dull gold.
Tortoise shell combs are going to be
swear (weomit the irreverent part) that four days the pack, exclusive of that put
Miss Blanch McNair has returned home
you did not receive the letter. Hold up up at the Cascades and The Dalles can­ worn as much as ever this fall and the
Is Ci
after several weeks visit with friends.
usual
set
includes
three
or
four,
the
5 out right hand.’’
neries, has averaged 15,000 cases a day, extra one being a pompadour comb,
heb
The
steamer
Sue
H.
Elmore
came
in
on
Mrs. Wheeler held up her hand and de­ while the co’.d storage plants have han­
otl
which is placed in the hair entirely for Wednesday with passengers and freight,
nied receiving the letter.
dled about 150 tons daily. Up to this service, as it does not show when the and will leave again on Friday,
' he«
“I know you got the letter. I know evening about 20 carloads of fresh fish coiflure is completed.
Senator A. G. Foster, of Washington,
vour word is no good. I’ll believe Fred have been shipped to Rooster Rock,War
The newest combs are certainly de­
pledged his support to an appropriation
every time.”
signed
with
some
idea
of
comfort,
for
rendale and The Dalles to be packed at
DELIVERED.
•Cl
Mrs. Wheeler was sobbing and heart the canneries there. These fish are well the rims are rounded down in the cen­ of $1,000,000 for the Lewis and Clark
ter to fit about the flat knot on the exposition and strongly urged the co
broken.
iced, and as thev are sent through at ex­
“There’s no use grieving or fretting. press speed and the weather is cool they top of the head. Even the larger comb, operation of Oregon and Washington
Orders for Lamber promptly attended to,
intended to keep up stray “scolding congressional delegations, not only for
You’ll not see Fred any more.”
should arrive in good conditiou.
locks,” is curved after the same fash­ the purpose of securing this appropria
It was mid-night when she was ad­
ion.
tion, but also for aiding river and har­
dressed in this way. Her piteous sobs
This, Ly the way, is narrower than
5 DEAD AND 2 INJURED
aroused the neighbors and she was taken
formerly, and does not give the head bor work and other North west interests.
to the home of Mrs Dodge, where she
The best cup of Coffee in
Bloody Record of Folsom Con­ so broad a look as the heavily rimmed
ones that have been the eorrect thing. town. Lunch at any time, ai
was pacified and allowed to remain.
victs
Since
their
Escape.
For evening wear there are jeweled Vogler’s bakery.
Next day Fred Wheeler was notified to
tortoise combs, in sets of three and
come to the city, and he did so the next
P lacerville , Cal., Aug. 3 —Five men four, but for the street nothing is quite
evening, for the purpose of meeting his | cold in death and two desperately wou­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
so pretty as rich ruby shell, plain and
wife. Mrs. Wheeler was taken some­
nded is the bloodv record of the 13 con­ polished until it glows.
N otice I s H ereby G iven ,—That by virtue
where in the neighborhood of the cheese
of an execution duly issued out of the Cir­
victs who escaped from Folsom prison
cuit Court of the State of Oregon Sfor Tilla­
factory when a meeting took place be­
I have the largest and best assorted StOCK
stock O1
of VJU
old ^u,
last Monday morning in the most nota.
COLD WEATHER ADVICE.
mook County, on the 3rd day of August, A.
tween Mrs. Wheeler, Fred and his father,
ported
iato
"<r.
D.
1903,
under
seal
of
said
Court,
to
me
di
­
Wines
and
Liquors
that
has
ever
been
imj
ble “break” in all the historo ofthe west.
rected upon a judgment and decree of fore­
the whole of the conversation being
this City.
closure made and entered in said Court on
How much longer this list may be. how
listened to by other parties.
the Sth day of June, A. D. 1903, in a suit
many more lives of good and brave citi­
then pending in said Court, wherein Cora G
“What in the world do von mean by
Krebs was plaintiff and Frank L. Gunn and
zens may be taken by the outlaws before
Angie Gunn were defendents, said judgment
it. Fred ?” inquired the deserted wife.
and degree being rendered in favor of said
thev are run down, is a matter of fearful
"I told you it you went away to Port­
Whether only an extremity or the en­ plaintiff and against said defendants for the
conjecture.
sum of $3214., with interest thereon at the
land to stay there,’’ was Fred’s reply.
tire body if affected the treatment of
rate of 8 per cent tier anuni from June 8th
The cordon aroond Manzanita Hill, freezing is the same. In all cases avoid
1903, until paid ; the further sum of$125, as
“How can you send me away in the
an attorney’s fee. and the costs and disburse­
where two guardsmen were killed by the a sudden change of temperature. If a
condition that you have left me in ?”
ments of said suit, taxed at $15, said ex­
convicts Saturday afternoon, was found person is found overcome and benumb­ ecution commanding and requiring me to sell
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can ?G
“ We’ve been married two years and I
the real property situated in Tillamook
too late. The outlaws evidently got ed with cold and you take him at once
County, Oregon, and described as follows,
do not see how you can be in the family­
buy
it
pure and unadulterated from me.
to
wit
:
away immediately after the fight, leav­ to a fire or warm room you are likely
way now. My heart is turned into a
Beginning at a sawed spruce stake marked
to kill him. Take him only to a shel­
ing water cans, provisions, two revol
'A
'
with
stone
by
it
also
marked
“
A
”
run
­
stone and 1 don't care what becomes of I
ning thence north 54° East sixty-one and
vers, cartridges, and the field glasses tered place or shed, which still feels
one-half (61^0 links to a stake set by J. I).
you,’’J was the hard-hearted husband's
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very cold to you. It will be amply
Edwards. County Surveyor for Tillamook
stolen at Pilot Hill. There is reason to
reply.
warm to him. Remove any wet cloth­ County, State of Oregon, for starting point
believe that one of them was crippled bv ing and rub the body till dry; wrap for meandering of same land; thence North
Mrs. Wheeler tried to get a wav for the i
degrees (75°) East Three hundred
The negro, as a part of the enlisted j
V.
Gill, the militiaman, who, though wou­ him in a dry blanket and give a stim­ seventy-five
sixteen (316) links , thence North Eighty-
purpose of getting poison to end her life, I
nded, managed to reply vigorously to ulant. such as hot. strong coffee. Re­ four i84°) EasrT wo hundred fifty-eight (258) force of the United States Navy, is to ba I
but was prevented. An effort was made '
links; thence North sixty-six and one-half eliminated.
Hereafter, it is to be the
move to a somewhat warmer room and
(66’-,c) degrees East one hundred and sixty-
to force her to leave the citv, but she re-1 the convicts’ fire.
(INCOBPOKATED),
two (I62) links; thence North forty-nine policy of the recruiting agents of the
raise the temperature very gradually,
Last
night
a
posse
w
as
sent
out
from
(49°) degrees East one hundred fifty (150)
fused to go, for the last thing Fred said
advises
American
Queen.
navy
to
discourage
the
enlistment
of
links;
thence
North
thirty-five
(35°)
degrees
TILLAMOOK
CITY, ORE
Dutch Fiat, on the Southeru Pacific's
before he left his wife was;
Bast forty-one (41) links to stake and stone
When frost attacks the fingers or
colored men for service on American
main
line
above
Auburn,
in
response
to
each
marked
,,
B"
,
thence
North
seventv
(70°)
“You bad better get out of here in a
toes, ears or nose, stay where the air
degrees West with South line of •‘C’ street war vessels.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
a message saving that two escaped con­
eri
hurry.,’
is cold and rub them or have them Schollemever’s addition to Nehalem, three
hundred fifteen (31.5) feet|; thence Sooth
victs
were
lurking
in
the
cemetery,
halt
a
On Wednesday Wheeler had his wife’s
nibbed with clean snow or, if that is
A
GENERAL BANKING <
twenty (20°) degrees West with East line
mile from town. At 9:30 p.m. the posse not obtainable, cold water. Rub con­ ot Street One hundred five (105) feet; thence
trunks sent to the dock.
BUSINESS.
North seventy (70°) West one hundred sixty-
Mrs. Wheeler is greatly distressed over saw and exchanged shots with the sus­ stantly until the parts become soft and
five (165) feet. thence South twenty (20°) S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , i s .
cM
degrees West three hundred ($00) feet to the
a
bullet
piercing
the
hand
of
one
their
natural
color.
Do
not
lose
pa
­
pects,
L
ucas C ounty ,
,
Directors :—M. W. H arrison , W. W bn
the treatment she received ami in her ex­
place of beginning containing Two and 25-
F
rank J. C henf . y makes oath that he is the
tience
or
let
your
patient
complain,
1(>O (2.25) acres, more or less, ail in Lot senior part net of the firm of F. J. C heney ft
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
citement has threatened to commit sui­ of the searchers and smashing his rifle
three (3) Section Twenty-three (23) Town­ Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
but keep him in. the cold and keep rub­
cide. Some of our citizens who saw her butt.
ship three (3) North of Range ten (IO) West County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
Cashier :—M. W. H arrison .
bing
until
the
frost
bitten
parts
are
of the Willamette Meridian. Also all the will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL­
The two bloodhounds which trailed
Monday night informs us that it was a
natural. If he goes too soon into the
tide lands and frontage in front of the above LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge sccuri.
Bandit Tracy through Oregon and
main land between the lines running cannot be cured by the use of H all ' s C atarrh ! ties of all kinds.
pitiful scene._____________ '
warmth, great suffering and perhaps <ieacril»ed
i
>outh
seventy (70°) degrees East from the C ure .
Washington are to be put on the trail of troublesome sores will result. When
**bove described corners and stakes "A” and
FRANK J. CHENEY. |
the convicts.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
Sworn
to
before
me
and
subscribed
in
mv
I
rubbing has restored circulation and
Now. T herefore , in compliance with the
this 61 h day of December. A.D. 1X80. ’
flexibility anoint the parts with oil. commands of said writ, I will, Jon Saturday presence,
Haying is finished, except spring oats
i
t
A W GLEASON,
the )9th day of September. A. D. 1903 at
lard, or a mixture nf\jme water and
)
Notary Public. j
sown tor hay, which is about ready.
\
the hour of ten;o clock A M at the front
oil. and wrap in flannel^ If sores are
R ain and sweat
door of the County Court house of said
Hall s Catarrh Cure is take internally and
There were two runawrys on the prai­
have no effect on
County,
in
Tillanioox
City.
Tillamook
Coun
­
formed, treat them the same as burns,
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ’
harness treated
rie last week by the marks left. It looks
Oregon. sell at public auction, subject to of the system. Send tor testimonials, free
1
by covering with lint or linen soaked* ty,
with Eureka Har­
redemption as provided by law. to the high
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. 0. '
as though one team tried toclimb a tree.
ness < >il. It re- 4
in oil. or, in the absence of oil. cover est bidder, for United States Gold Coin cash
Sold
by
Druggists,
75c.
sista the damp,
all the right, title and interest which
The school board has succeeded in
Hall » Family Pills are the best.
with vaseline or with flour or powder­ inhanil.
Now is the time to buy a
keeps the leath­
the above named defendants, or either of
er soft and pli­
securing the services of Miss Una Baber,
ed starch and bandage with cotton
them had on the date ofthe mortgage of said
new
Sewing Machine for
able. Stitches
plaintiff
to
wit
On
Jnly
17th,
190
2.
or
wool.
of Salem, as teacher.
do not break.
and
GRAHAM. WHOLE WHEAT. PRimt
HILLS, U.S. BEST and SPOTll
Also all kinds of FEED. E Loc
CELEBRATED STUDEBAI^
BUGGIES,fc
WAGONS,g
SURRIES. ;;
SMITH & JENKINS^
Successors to L. N. Barnes,
MEATS.
LARD,
m "'
At the NEW MEAT MARKET Fri
PRIME
Only Prime Meats Handled. Give t i.c
Call. Hides Wanted.
Fir and Spruce Lumb£
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
SLAB WOOD, 16 ineh, $1.80 per to-
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COiDPA
J. s
LAMAR,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. j ¡jj
| Wines,
$1.00 to $3.00 per gal. | !s
Nt
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
3
Mr. Mnrolf has the sympathy of bis
neighbors and friends in the loss of his
residence by fire.
P. McIntosh & Co. are dipping their
cheese hi heated wax to keep off the
mould.
Willis Powell lost a heifer calf, which
strayed away.
Miss Rae Robinson visited on the prai­
rie last Saturdav.
‘Tridr of Waldo lllll*’ Flour
reduced toll the sack at Col n
A Co’s.
I
fÙtEfà
H arness
O il
No roAgh sur­
face to ch »fe
and rut. '1 he . o
barn, sa not i «Ad''
only k - p. J
lv< A I < I ke "
sew, nut
wears twice
»
as long by the
Mt * Iureka
H shmm OM. >
? n
* \\ i
> Sewing Machines.
Recipe far ata..
To make a Iflkre for ornamenting
cold meat take half an ounce of gelatin
and soak it in a quarter of a pint of
water. Boil a piece of onion in two
tablespironfuia of water to extract the
flaror and put in a good pinch of .all
Vid the aoaked gelatin, and when thia
it thoroughly diaaolred „¡r in a
'. spoonful of ,ov and enough of the rich
brown gravy which i. left from a joint
I to make the glaze a deep, rich brown
color Stir the glare over the fire till
it is amooth and eery thickithen put it
m a jar ready for use. It will keep foi
several weeks - W„hingu a Star
since had in and to the above described real
property to satisfy said judgment, costs and
accunng costs.
Dated this 6thday of August. A. D., 1903.
H. H. A lderman ,
Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
NiHice is Hereby Given —That the under­
signed has t»een duly appointed bv the
lounty Court of th. Stat, of Oregon. for
Tillamook County, administrator of the
estate of John Tone, deceased
All person,
having claims against said estate are hereby
retiuired touresent the .ame to me properly
venhed as by law required, at the office of
I>. Eddy, attorney-at-law. in Tillamook
City. Oregon, within six months from the
date hereof.
Dared this 6th day of August. A.D t9O l
DAVID FITZPATRICK.
Administrator of the Estate of John
Tone, deceased.
I
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i
I i
$22.00, with drop head and
Deafness Cannot
be Cured
I bjr local applications, as they cannot reach the
(I»-e»UM-d portion of the ear. There is only one
, way to cure deafness, and that if* bv constitu­
tional remedies. Deaf news is m used by an iu-
fla.ned condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube get« niflsni-
ed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
nearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafneaa
1« the result, mid un eas the inflammation can
I»e taken out and this tube restored to ita nor­
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed for.
ever: nine cases oat of ten aie caused by
< atari h which is nothing but an inflamed coil- I
ditmn of the mucous surfaces.
" ' A11 i" ' Ooi Hundred Dollar« for any
case of Deafness ^caused by catarrh) that can-
"°’b*l’"r*d by Hall , Catarrh Cure. Scud for
circniara, free.
. J '-‘KENEV A CO.. Teledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall « F mily Pill« are the best
all the latest improvements
at M c I ntosh & M c N air ' s . J
n
It is the B onita S ewing
M achine , and they range
in price from $22 to $35,
j with ball bearings. They
are little beauties, perfectly
made and something new on ,
the market. These machi- (
' nes are a better article than /
’ the peddlars are charging 1
J $65 and $75 for.
i!
A