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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
I have 15 second hand bicycles, all in
It is reported to us that there are two
good order, for sale very cheap ; also a bad boys living on South Prairie who
Rain, rain, rain.
lot of frames and wheels and other re­ shot one of the dogs belonging to Mr.
And plenty—to follow.
pairs.—W. L. Page.
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Squires in his own place, that the same
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Z. V. Blalock and wife, of Seattle, a boys are under age and should not be
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Dried peaches, 8c. per lb., at Todd’s. • j 1 brother of Rev. R. Y. Blalock, came in on allowed to carry guns anywhere, much
I a visit on Friday, and he will probably less all over the neighborhood. If, as
W. M. Lucas was in from Beaver this
locate in this county.
our informant writes us, these boys are
week.
The best place in the city to buy your a menace to the neighborhood, then the
Lard, 5lbs., 60c. ; lOlbs., $1.20, at
meat is at the Palace Meat Market. proper thing to do is to swear out a com­
Todd's.
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Prime meats, hams and bacon always plaint against them.
VV. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti- on hand —S mith & J enkins , propri­
Alchough the weather was inclement,
mater.
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etors.
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a good crowd attended the theatrical
A new lot of Village School Shoes at
How lonesome it would feel in Tilla­ performance given by the Grangers at
Todd’s.
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mook if it should happen to qnit raining their hall at Fairview. The play of the
Choice table peaches, $2.00 per dozen just for one day, Let’s hope it won’t, for Evening was “The Corner Store,” in
at Todd’s.
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it might start another $60,000 w’ater which the Grange amateurs did justice to
the play and their performing caused the
A good second hand Organ for $35.— agitation.
audience to be highly pleased with the
W. E. Page.
Representative B. L. Eddy, who went entertainment. The music furnished by
Born, on Monday, to the wife of Wm. out on the steamer this week, expects to the South Prairie band also brought
be back co Tillamook by the 25th, or in down the house, and, on the whole, the
Stephens, a son.
Walt. Garner, of McMinnville, was in time for the republican primaries and Grangers are to be congratulated for the
convention.
the city this week.
good entertainment given by them on
Sheriff Stanley, so as to make it more Thursday evening.
Iron bedsteads, cheaper than the
convenient for those who are paying
cheapest at Page’s.
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Surely, if anyone is to be censure, it is
taxes, is located in the rooms previously the postal authorities or the superinten­
W. R. Robedee has taken charge of the
used as a photograph gallery opposite dent, for not ordering all the delayed
post office at Woods.
the post office.
mail sent in by way of Sheridan. There
Jack L Casswell, of Chicago, was in
When you want a nice meal go to the is no sense in keeping a week's mail bot­
the city on Wednesday.
Model Restaurant.
Everything first- tled up on the other side of the moun
Miss Daisy Sailing, of Beaver, went class and up-to-date. Those who are
tain when there is another route open to
out to Portland this week.
boarding should give the Model Res­ bring it in, and the matter should be re-
R. L. Wade returned from a business taurant a trial.
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ported to Washington so as to prevent
Irip to Portland on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shand, who have been on another unnecessary delay and annoy,
S. B. Hill and Jens Hanson, of Hebo, a visit to their daughter. Mrs. G. Watt, ancy to the people of Tillamook City.
were in the city on Wednesday.
left on the steamer Geo. R. Vosburg with As it was a physical impossibility for the
For sale, seven cows, fresh this spring. their son and his wife, who had also mail carrier to get through over the
been here on a visit.
North Yamhill route, no time should
Apply to H. A. Ely, Spruce, Or.
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Grayson & McNamer have sold their have been lost in sending it in by way of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilbert, of Spruce,
livery business to Wm. Eason, who will Sheridan. And why mail that should
were in the city on Wednesday.
consolidate
the two businesses, conduct­ have reached Tillamook City twelve
A cheese factory is being erected on H.
ing it in the barn of the former. The con­ days ago continues to be held up is
F. Goodspeed’s place east of this city.
enough tocause righteous indignation.
Call and buy a new $75 Singer Sewing sideration was $2,500.
Mrs. A. Campbell, of Bay Citv, an old
The directors of the Tillamook Dairy
Machine for $35 —W. E. Page, agent. •
resident of this county, returned to this
Association
has
employed
Thos.
Coates
Tillamook City’s business is feeling the
city on Saturday from attending the
need of indurties and a weekly pav roll. as secretary, in the place of Mrs. S. Sev­ hospital in Portland, where she had
erance, who has been secretary of the
Wood for sale, crab apple and alder.
been pronounced incurable. She came in
association for a number of years.
Leave orders at the Headlight office. •
on the Sue H. Elmore, and while the
Mrs. Looser and family of Rev. John
steamer was laying at the dock Mrs.
Schillings’ Golden Gate and Monopolie
Looser, returned from California, and
Campbell expired. The remains were
Baking Powder, 37Hc. per pound at
have rented the Weston house, One
taken to Bav Citv for burial, which took
Todd’s.
week from Sunday Mr. Looser will con­
place on Mondav. Deceased was born
A. C. Southmayd packed up his stock duct the regular services in this city.
in Winchester, Virginia, and married
of goods this week and removed them to
After a delay of just one week, a small Alex. Campbell, at Alton, III., on Octo,
Woods.
batch of the delayed letter mail arrived ber 3rd, 1858. She was 62 years of age
Rev. E. D. Allen will preach Sunday on Sunday, and on Tuesday more came
and has lived at Bay Citv for 15 years.
morning and evening at the Presbyter. to hand. Bat up to the time of going to
Besides her husband she leaves five chil­
ian church.
press on Friday there is about a week’s dren to mourn their loss.
They are
Mrs. R. T. Weatherlv and daughter, mail delayed.
Mrs. Schlappi, of Portland ;
Mrs.
Miss Bessie Shepard, left this week for
Rev. J. F. Ghormlev, who had been Powers, of San Francisco ; and John,
Dye, Texas.
holding protracted meetings in this citv Bert and William Campbell. The de
Green wood, direct from the mill,$1.80. at the Christian church, had to leave on ceased was highly respected and was a
Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum­ the steamer, so could not give the lecture member of the Eastern Star Chapter, of
ber Co.’s mill.
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on Wednesday, entitled, “Love, court­ Bay Citv.
Assessor A. M. Hare left on Monday ship and marriage.”
The Pacific Coast Steamship Compy.’s
for Nehalem to commence the assessment
The Tillamook Logging Company is slearner Queen, from San Francisco to
of the county.
figuring upon going into the business of Seattle, caught fireearlv Monday morn­
R. L. Wade and Ralph Ackley have dis­ towing logs to the Colu nbia river this ing of last week when off Tillamook, and
solved partnership, the former remaining summer, and Oak Nolan went out last fourteen lives were lost. When the con­
week and found that be could dispose of flagration was first discovered, the life
iu the business.
boars, containing the women and child-
saw
logs to the mills on the Columbia.
W. C. Bailey is the local agent tor A.
Married, on the 9th inst., at the resi­ dren and many men, were launched, but
H. Averill & Co.. Russell engines and saw
dence of Mr.C. J. Blanchard, in the south three of these, owing to the heavy seas,
mill machinery.
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were capsized, spilling the passengers in
George Bristow, Dan Pike and George part of the county, Mr. James A. Dickey, the water and causing the loss of their
of
Polk
County,
Ore.,
to
Miss
Frances
Wilt left this week for Idaho, where
May Blanchard, of Tillamook County. lives. Three men, waiters on the vessel,
they intend to mine.
Rev. J. S. Rhoads, pastor of the U.B. were suffocated before they could reach
Thos. Coates left on the steamer to go Church in this city, officiated.
the outer air in safety, and one woman
as far as Portland with his sister, who is
died from exposure, The fire raged for
The passengers who left here on the
returning to England.
three hours before it was got under, and
steamer Sue H. Elmore on Tuesday weie
I have the largest and best stock of L. Smish, C. Overbaugh, Mrs.. Brooks, fourteen lives were last. A reward of
second hand goods I have ever had in Miss Laura Kabkee, Miss Alice Coates, $500 is offered for the recovery of the
body of Miss Maude Steiner, one of the
Tillamook.—W. E. Page.
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Thos. Coates, Mr. Goldstone, C. Talm
Chicken wanted or. Saturday at the age, Rev. J. F. Ghormlev, B L Eddy, F. victims. She was 011 board the first hoat
Palace Meat Market. Will pay the high­ L. Sappington and wife, Captain Groat launched by the captain and lost her life
when that boat overturned. She was
est price.—Smith & Jenkins.
aud A. M. Borland.
formerlv a resident of Prineville, Or., and
Mayor C. Talmage, who has been quite
I have a regular curiosity shop. was returning to her home in Cle-Elum,
sick for several weeks, went out on the Revolvers that shoot six ways at once Wash., after a visit in San Francisco,
steamer for medical treatr/ient.
and razors that are sharp enough to when the unfortunate fire broke out.
I have a fine Mirror, 27 x 38 inches. shave a lawyer, or cup a disagreeable,
1 will trade for other goods, or take or a poor relation. Just put the razor,
Notice.
strop and soap under your head at night
wood or shingles.—W. E. Page.
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We
are
requested
by County Judge W.
Buy your sole leather, harness leather, and wake in the morning and you are W. Conder to notify the public that on
clean
shaved.
Callon
Page.
lace leather and all shoemaker’s and
account of a slide on what is known as
The steamer Sue H. Elmore had the the Farmer Grade on the State Road, in
harness supplies at W. E. Page’s.
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she
following
passengers
on
board
when
Several of the members of the Eastern
section 1, tp. 4 S.. range 10 W.. travel
ttended the funeral of Mrs.
Star at
_ A. came in on Friday: Rev. J. Looser and thereon is unsafe, and panics going over
Campbell a t Bav City on Monday.
| wife. C. Schlappi. jr., and wife, A. Tern- that road will do so at their own risk.
ni
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bier, Mrs. Blake and wife, Mrs J. Rich-
It is expected to have a trail construct­
N. Rhoades and Miss Amanda Tinner-
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4.U w U
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ardson, Mrs. J. S Sturgeon, J. Paquet,
stet are the teachers at the Latimer Mrs, A. Campbell, Al. Smith, Mr. Ore- ed around the dangerous place so that
travel can be resumed in a few days.
ichool, which commenced on Monday.
baugh, Oak Nolan and R. L. Wade.
Chairs, tables.
bedsteads, stands.
Mrs. Mary E Monroe, who lived alone
A Tenderfoot’s Thanks.
I ureaus, commodes, lounges and all at Bav Citv, and whose husband died a
kinds of second hand goods cheap for few years ago, was found dead at her TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
sale^t my store.—W. E. Page.
Will the author of the Boulder Creek
home on Wednesday morning. When
Mrs. Alice Coates, who has been on a the deceased was found she was in her items kindly accept our thanks for that
visit for over twelve months to her night dress laving dead on the floor,with timely suggestion. As it may possibly
brother. Thos. Coates, left (his week the lamp broken and the chairs turned prevent a future cats after me in the
over. It is supposed she must have been turbid waters of the Nestucca
tor her home at Berry, England.
It reminds us of the old joke, viz . the
Chester Holden, who has been in the taken sick and died suddenly. The re­
old lady was informed that her cow had
hospital in Portland for several weeks, mains were buried in the BayView ceme­
swallowed the grindstone ; and she is
where he underwent a surgical operation, tery on Thursday. She was 68 years of
reported to have exclaimeJ, well, “ 1 told
returned to the city on Friday with bis age. and was a woman much esteemed
you so ”
by those who knew her.
wife.
Tenderfeet are usually easv upon land
as well as water.
E asterner
Take your
PRESCRIPTIONS
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST.
Call for General Fund and Scalp
Bounty Warrants.
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All warrants endorsed prior to Janu­
ary 8th. 1902, are dne and will l»e pan!
on presentation
Interest ceases this
date, March 5th, 1904.
P. W. Toon. County Treasurer.
White Hirer Flour at Gang­
loff à Ninffer’a.
MARCH
io, 1904
♦1.50 per year,
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Warning—To Poor Homeless Dogs. Salem Will
Be a Closed Town.
SHELL THE CITY,
S
alem , Or., March 3.—As a result of
We are a peculiar and inconsistent lot
Japanese Bombard Vladivostok.
of people in Tillamook City. The city the action taken by the City Council at
its
meeting
on
Tuesday
evening,
in
pass
­
ordinance says the owners of dogs must
V ladivostok , March 6.—A fleet of
pay a license, and should some poor ing an ordinance defining the duties of five Japanese battleships and two cruis­
the
City
Marshal
and
adopting
a
reso.
little devil of a canine stray into this
ers appeared off this place at 1:25 o’clock
man’s town without a owner and in the lution which carried with it definite in. . this afternoon and bombarded the town
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structions
to
that
officer,
Chief
D.
W.
hope of picking up a stray bone once in
batteries for 55 minutes.
a while, the minion of the law, with shot Gibson, last evening took the initial step
The fleet approached from the direction
gun in hand, goes after the brute and toward the enforcement of all city ordi- of Askold Island, at the east entrance
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nances,
and
Salem
is
now
strictly
a
fills it with lead. The poor, friendless
to Ussuri Bay, and about 32 miles south,
little animal had no right to be in Tilla­ “ closed town.” As ordered by the east of Vladivostok. Entering Ussuri
Council,
City
Recorder
N.
J.
Judah
yes
­
mook City, so was run down and put
Bav, the enemy formed a line of battle,
to death, and the city council allowed $1 terday afternoon delivered a communi. but did not approach to a closer range
cation
to
the
chief,
the
text
of
which
was
for the lead that plugged it and to give
than a mile and one-third. They direct­
it a decent burial. Here is the question as follows :
ed their fire against the shore batteries
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Under
instruction
of
the
Common
we want to raise : If a lot of gamblers
and the town, but no damage resulted,
can openly violate the law, why can’t a Council of the City of Salem, Or., 1 beg as most of their 200 lyddite shells failed
to
notify
you
that
an
ordinance
has
been
poor little friendless dog enjoy the same
to burst.
privilege ? As we have repeatedly said, adopted and passed, making it the duty
The Japanese fire ceased at 2:20 P.
if one class of persons arc allowed to vio­ of the Marshal to enforce the ordinance M.. and the enemy retired in the direc­
of
the
city,
and
that
as
soon
as
this
ordi
­
late certain ordinances, then other per­
tion of Askold Island. Simultaneously
sons should be allowed to violate other nance is approved bv the Mayor and be- two torpedo-boat destroyers appeared
comes
a
law
the
Marshal
will
be
ex
ordinances, and a p8or little hungry dog
near Askold Island and two more near
should enjoy the same right. So under pec ted to perform his duties in the man­ Cape Maidel. The Japanese ships were
ner
prescribed
by
law
and
the
ordinances
these circumstances, and as long as the
covered with ice.
people want and vote for a “wide open’’ of the city ; and that said ordinance has
The attack resulted in no loss to the
town, let it be equally “wide open’’ for a been duly approved by the Mayor of Russians, but cost the Japaneses 200,000
the
said
City
of
Salem
and
is
now
in
homeless dog as a lot of gamblers and
rubles ($100,000) in ammunition. Most
slot machine agents. But this is not the force. Done by order of the Common of the projectiles were six and 12-iuch
Council of Salem, Or.”
only peculiarity of the people in Tilla­
Chief Gibson was satisfied with the in- shells.
mook City, they vote for a ‘’wide open”
The population of Vladivostok was
structions,
as he had at all times signi­
town and then go down in their jeans to
v arned this morning of the presence on
fied
his
w
illingness
to
perform
his
duty
the tune of $540 a vear to pay a peace
t'.»c liui i4.Mii *>f <1 iioBtiie Ik ci. and the
officer to enforce city ordinances—we beg as an officer, providing he received prospect of attack during the day, but
official
assurance
that
the
Council
would
pardon, would it not be more truthful to
it remained tranquil.
sav, protect gamblers, slot machinesand back him up if he properly enforced the
slot machine agents ? This is written to city’s ordinances, and it did not take
him long to make up his mind how to
JAPANESE IN WAITING.
warn poor little homeless dogs what to
proceed.
expect if they stray into this special pi i-
Shortly after 6 o’clock last evening he When Russian Squadron Attempts
vilege city.________________
made a totir of the city, closed up all
to Rerurn, Battle is Probable.
Call for a Republican County Con gambling games and served notice on
S t . P etersburg , March 8.—The where­
the proprietors that the city ordinances
vention.
must lie obeyed in the future. He also abouts of Captain Reitzenstein's Vladi­
Notice is hereby given that the Re­ notified the saloonkeejiers that hereafter vostok squadron is carefully guarded by
publicans of Tdl imook County, Oregon, their places of business must be closed the military authorities, but there is a
will meet in convention at Tillamook promptly at 12 o’clock on Saturday strong impression here that when the
City, Oiegon, on the 2nd day of April, nights, and must remain closed until 12 seven Japanese warships appeared off the
1904, at the hour of 11 o’clock a.m., for o’clock the following night, and that no harbor Sunday and yesterday the Rus­
the purpose of nominating a member of dice, card or other games shall be carried sian Squadron was outside, perhaps
the legislature, commissioner, sheriff, on in the saloons at any t;me. He served down the coast, operating w’ith the Rus­
clerk, assessor, school superintendent, a similar no*ice on all cigar and tobacco sian land force near the mouth of the
surveyor, coroner, justices of the peace dealers in the city with reference to Tumen River. If the Russians were out­
side and the Japanese definitely ascer.
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and constables, and the election of dele games.
tained that fact, a big sea fight is prob­
gates to the state and congressional con­
Kill His Father.
able imminent, as it is considered certain
ventions, and for the transaction of such
that the Japanese in that case will lie
other business as may properly come be­
S an F rancisco , March 8.—A11 inquest
fore the convention. Said convention into the case of Joseph Buttenbach, the on and off Vladivostok to prevent the
will be composed of 86 memliers, divided millionaire porkpacker, who was shot return of the Russians, giving battle if
among the various precincts of tile dead in his office on Third street, shows they are caught in the open sea.
All the harbors along the coast in
county as follows, to-wit :
that the deceased had been shot through
which the Russians might seek refuge
Nahalem........... 8 F*Hey ........
the top of the head the ball ranging
are frozen over and the squadron must
Garibaldi ......... 4 Bay .............
downward and lodging at the base of
eventually be forced to return to Vladi­
Tillamook......... 12 Hoquarton..
the skull at the back, indicating, the
vostok for coal.
Fairview........... 9 South Prairie
surgeon thinks, that he was seated in a
All hold the Japanese squadron is supe­
Barnegate......... 2 Netarln.......
chair when some one in a standing posi­
rior in number and guns, consisting of a
Carnahan ......... 3 Sandlake ..
tion pug a pistol to his head and fired.
battleship and four armored cruisers,
Beaver ........... . 3 Blaine .......
The importance of this revelation is that
two of which are believed to be the Id-
Hebo ................. 4 Union.........
it conflicts with the storv told by his
zami and the Yakumo and two unarnior-
Little Nestucca . 3 Dolph .........
son Albert, who said that his father had
ed cruisers.
The primaries will be held in th*
been shot while struggling with a foot­
The four armored cruisers under Cap.
precincts on the 26th day of M
pad.
tain Reitzeinstein, the Rossia, Gromoboi.
1904, at the hour of 1 o’clock p.m., and
Albert Buttenbach and the bookkeeper,
Rurik and Bogatvr, are among the finest
at the regular voting places
Louis Brune, are held under suspicion.
By order of the Republican County Evidence is at hand that Albert Butten­ vessels in the Russian navy, consisting
as sister ships a homegenerous fighting
Central Committee.
bach was indignant because his father
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, March paid him only $12 a week and that he unit, an<l experts here are not certain
that they could not take the measure of
10th, 1904.
had many violent quarrels with his
Rear-Admiral Urui’s ships.
A. W. S everance ,
pa re * 11.
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The landing of Japanese troops con.
Chairman.
“ Resolved, That it is the sense of this tinues near Won San (Gen San) Corea.
H omer M ason ,
body that no minister of the gospel Most of the forces are proceeding to
8» creta ry.
should marry persons who have been Ping Yang. It is exnected that the
divorced for other causes than desertion Japanese will take the offensive as soon
Real Estate Transfers.
or adultery.” Thus did the Portland as they have concentrated their troops.
From the office of Eddy & Botts.
.Ministerial Association go on record at The Russian tactics will lieatrickly de­
Paulus D. Newell and wife to George its meeting Monday morning, Alter an fensive for some time. The Amnr and
Loerpable. Lots 8, 9, 10 & II, Ssc. exceedingly animated, not to sav heated, other streams will soon be used, as soon
34 3 N 9. $680.25
debate. The adoption of the resolution as they are free of ice, for carrying mill,
Herman Schollmeyer and wife to Ne- was not unanimous ; in fact some mem. tary supplies.
lialem Dairy Association. Tract in bers of the association expressed views
A naval-service organ here argues
23 3 N 10. $100.00
directly opposed tn those set forth in lengthily that the present Japanese na­
A. W. Atterbury and wife to Wm M. i the report. But the Association as an val disposition presages a movement on
Morris. 5)4 acres in lot 8, Sec. 8 1 organization is on record as setting up a large scale in the sea of Japan, and the
i ministers of the gospel as judges of the paper accounts for all the Japanese ships
5 S 10. $150.00
U. S. Land Office to Robert Eichinger. fitness or unfitness of divorced persons the Yashima and the armored cruiser
Tokiwa, and the first-class protected
Final receipt. Sw Nw, Nw Sw Sec. 28 to remarry.
cruiser and five second classes, reckoning
and Se Ne Ne & Se Sec. 29 1 S I*».
the battleships Fuji and Shikishitna and
Satisfaction of one mortgage securing
armored cruisers luwate and Anama and
$300 00________________
the prodected cruiser Takashilio as being
Lots 1 and 2, block 11, Miller’s injured. ________________
Tragedy Averted.
“ Just in tl<e nick of time our little addition.
Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 11, Mil
Notice.
boy was saved** writes Mrs. W. W atkins
of Pleasant Citv, Ohio ’ Pneumonia had ler’s addition.
played sad havoc with him and a terri- > Lots 1. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 12, Mil­
I desire to give notice that I will not
tile cough set in besides Doctors treat­
lie responsible for any debts contracted
ed him, but he grew worse everv day. ler’s addition.
At length we tried Dr. King’s New Des- ! Lots 5, 6 and 7, block 28, Thayer's by my wife, Mrs. Ella Osburn, after this
co very for Consumption, and our darl­ addition.
date.
ing was saved. He’s now sound, and
Lot 4, block 20, and house near Tobi’s
Tillamook, Ore, Feb. IM, 1904.
well.*’ Everybody ought to know, it's store. Nehalem.
O li . ie O shubn
the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds ami
West half of lot upon which our rrsi
all Lung diseases. Guaranteed bv Chas.
I. Clough. Druggist. Price 59c. and deuce stood, opposite the Court House,
Daniel Cashing, brother of E. B. Cush,
bottles free.
$1.00. Trial
“
in Tillamook City.
ing, of the Southern Pacific Company,
Make your offers to any Tillamook
was taken from the station house at
Thfr<- ia more <’atarrh in thia »ection of the
Real Estate Agent ; or to the owner,
country
_____ , than m H other di«ea«e« put lotfether.
Del Rio. Tex., by a party of men. A
nii'l until the lm**t few years wa« nuppoard to W. A. Wise, The Failing Building, cor
be incurable
For m rrrat many year» doctor»
notice on the door in Cushing's hand­
3rd
and
Washington
sts
,
Portland.
Ore.
firouo’ineed it a local diaeaae. and i»reacribed
writing «aid that he had been taken
ocal remedies, and •»>■ conatantly famng to cure
with local treatment. p»oiio.iu» «d it incurable.
nwflv, and would lie held tor a ransom
HcienCS ha» proven catarrh to 11 a < onatitn
tiotin! diaeHoe and therefore requires conatitu-
of $10,000. E. B. Cushing h is received
tionnl treatment. Hall a Catarrh < urc, manu­
a message from I)rl Rio saying that his
factured by F J. • heney Nr <’o.. Toled >. Ohio, ia
the only eotistilutloeal cure on th«* market
It
brother had returned to a section-house
ia taken internally in do»e« from iudr<>patoa
tettpooiifal
|t acta directly oh the Flood and
near that point in a dazed condition,
mtieoaa »«irface» of the system They offerone
and that he would lie taken to l>el F
hundred dollar» for any < ase it falls io curs.
Mend for circular» and testimonial«
160 Acres 011 Be wley Cree le. 80 Acres on a tjietial train. He said that s< er
Addr«»»
F J CHF.NEV & CO. Toledo O
Sobt by l>rngffi«ts. 75c
lie had been with the men all nig I t be
evel and in grasa. Price, $10 per acre.
Hall » Family Fill« are the beat.
was released early the folio wins n»
Addrrss,
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