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V®1. XVIII. No. 10
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS, .
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Walkover Shoes at Todd's.
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C. Mills for bargains in real estate *
Gordon Hats and Gloves at Todd's.’
Gent.'s Furnishing Goods at Todd's.*
Geo. Watt was back in the city Satur­
day.
Go to Fred Forslund's for Bicycle Sun­
dries.
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Crouse
Todd’s.
&
Brandigee
Clothing at
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Three cans of Fine Tomatoes for 25c.
at Cohn's.
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8. C. Ralston, ofSalem, was in the city
on Monday.
W. W. Plum, of Salem, was in the city
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kiger, the former
Every man owes it to himself and his
being a brother of Mr. G. W. Kiger, and
family to master a trade or profession. |
who were in on a visit, left on Friday.
Read the display advertisement of the
Leave your orders for Awnless Brome six Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in thia
Grass seed,the grass that will crowd out issue and learn how easily a young man
the yellow weed, at Alex McNair* Co. • or lady may learn telegraphy and be
Mr. A. H. Stett, who visited Mr. and assured a position.
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Mrs. F. R. Beals for several weeks, left
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Edmunds con-
on Monday for his home at Kittanning,
template leaving shortly, and after visit­
ing the fair expect to gqto California for
It is expected that the water in the the winter. Mr. Edmunds was a suc­
new system will be turned on Sunday, cessful business man in this city for a
and Engineer Chase is in for that pur­ number of years, and his friends wish
pose.
him success wherever he ruay locate
The Racycle is a totally different
Attornev T. B. Handley does not see
wheel.
It will climb hills that no any sense in going out to the headworks
other bicycle can. For sale at W. H. of the water system on Sunday to cele­
envy's.
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brate the turning on of the water into
Howard Drew and Herbert Cooptr
left on Monday to visit the fair, going
out over the Wilson river road on their
bikes.
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the new water system, for the reason
that so few persons can get there. We
J. J. Kern, of Portland, was in the city
agree with him and make the suggestion
on Saturday.
that tbe event be deferred until Monday
Lost, a gold clasp pin in the shape of a evening so that the hose company can
Dr. I M. Smith returned from Portland
on Saturday.
star, having the inscription Presbyterian hook onto the new system, and the old
Perre Peters, of Astoria, was in the S.S. Finder will please leave at this one too for that matter, so that all the
citizens can participate.
office,
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city this week.
AUGUST 17, 1905
THE BIG
REMNANT SALE !
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Have you taken advantage of it ? Every department
in the Store has yielded up its Remnants and they are now
piled on Bargain Tables at Half Price and Hess
We mention two unusually attractive bargains
At Half Priee.
1900 REMNANTS of Wash and
Woolen Dress Goods,
yards to
io yards long. All ate this season’s most
desirable fabrics. Most every wanted pat­
tern and coloring, and they are now on
large table
Sale Men s Hats
120
mEH’S
REUT
HATS,
in several styles—Fedora, Gracoe, Railroad
Shape, Senate, etc., in brown, black,
natural and white. On sale for several
days.
Cohn's large stock of Seasonable Dry
The steamer Sne H, Elmore's passen­
and Fancy Goods will arrive shortly. gers who arrived on Wednesday were :
At One Quarter to One-Half Off.
We are closing out our Summer Goods at P. K. Lommen, John Imbum, the Misses
C. E. Bennett, of Amity, was in the
See window display.
At Just Half Price.
less than cost.
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Boss (3), M. Hannenkrat, J. E. Wilson,
city on Wednesday.
Tillamook County's exhibit is to be Wm. Hurtsell, J. F. Harrison, Mrs. F.
P. M. Kelly, of Portland, was in the
shipped out on the next steamer, that is Buttz, Mrs. Mitchell, C. Stanley, Clark
city on Wednesday.
if a creditable collection can be secured Hadley, C. E. Bennett, A. Larson, J. A.
Cohn sells a fine grade of Spider Leg by that time.
Some of the N*tu Arrivals are :
Fields, J. Owens, F. Rask, W. Buckley,
Tea at 25c. a pound.
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E. A. Harris, P. M. Kelley, C. H. Burd,
When you want a new rubber tire on
Lewis Reed, of Rockland, Mass., was your bike, Fred Forslund's is the best sail and wife and daughter, H. Lane and
wife, D. E. Conner, P. Gippy. Mrs. Kate
in the city on Monday.
place to get a good tire. Bicycle repair
Edwards, Sheriff Woolfe and Howard
Mrs. Kate Edwards returned from Ne­ work a specialty.
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Edmunds, Engineer Case and R. Robin,
braska on Wednesday,
The Iver Johnson Truss Frame Bicycle son.
For sale, Shoats and Pigs. Enquire of with two speed gear brake, will climb a
Mrs. A. L. Donaldson.
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steeper hill than any other bicycle. For
At the examination for teachers'certi­
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ficates, the following were successful in
Albert Mason has been engaged to sale at Mason & Ackley's.
The Store that made
teach the Quick school.
The lumber schooner Hogan sailed on obtaining county papers ;
1st grade—Ellen Bewley, Hobsonville;
Call and see She Racvcle Bicycle at W. Tuesday from the Truckee Lumber Co.’s
saw mill at Hobsonville for San Fran­ Albert Mason, Netarts.
H. Cary's before buying.
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2nd grade—Octay Voget, Spruce ; Effie
cisco with 700,000 feet of lumber.
mook County.
Clyde Stanley, of Greenback, was in
Holt, Foley ; Fred Borneman, Bay City.
Powell Bros, have rented and fixed up
the city on Wednesday.
3rd grade—Sara Watt, Bay City ;
the building previously used as tbe Red
Wasco Flour leads them all. It’s Blue
Ralph Moore, Clara Eichinger and Eacie
Front Shoe Store, and expects to open
Stem Wheat. Cohn sells it.
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Oliver, Tillamook.
up a meat market in a few days.
The best set of papers were those of
Money to loan on improved farm pro­
Emmett Quick has been hauling lum, Octav Voget,whose average was 97, and
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
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happened to her. She had no recollec­
Long Walk in Sleep.
John Harter, or "Honest” John, ns he
ber lor Hadley's new logging camp on
tion whatever of her trip.
All Laundry work must be paid for the Wilson river, which will soon be in he is deserving of considerable praise, for was called at Happy Camp, made him­
T
acoma
,
Wash.,
Aug.
14.
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A
remark
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being educated in Germany, he has only self awfully pleasant down there last
The entire distance traveled was six
when delivered.—M. J, B uttz .
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operation, employing a uumlier of men.
able case of somnambulism has just oc­ miles. Mrs. Grassel was returned to
been in this country two years.
week, and the invitations to dine out
Our Diamond C Coffee at 20c. a pound
curred at Eatonville. Antoine Grassel, her home this morning, seemingly nene
Some idea can be gathered ol the extent
can't he equalled. At Cohn's.
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After one or two attempts to rain, the were so numerous and so pressing he who lives four and one-balf miles west
of tbe land that is being cleared np in
the worse for her noctural jaunt.
could
not
accept
them-all.
But
John
got
of this place, left a week ago for a camp­
Go to Mason & Ackley for new second Tillamook county, for County Clerk G. gentle patter of a Tillamook mist was
into a devil of a fix. It was reported in
heard
descending
on
Wednesday
morn
­
ing trip in the mountains, leaving his
hand Bicycles—the price is right.
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B. Lamb has issued over 4,i00 fire per-
the camp that John had not been there
ing, and it did not have to get a permit
wife alone at home. Mrs. Grassel is a Prompt Payment of Wiat’a Claim.
H. Glason, of Portland, was in the city mits.
very long when the grass widows phoned
from the county clerk to put ont fires
strong, healthy woman, never haying
on Wednesday ; also C. Zwickel.
The Hadley’s have bought half interest
for him to come back to the city, and no
Tillamook, Or.. Aug. 11, 1905.
where the farmers were clearing up their
had any ailment, either physical or men­
Miss Ellen Bewley has been engaged in the saw mill at Hobsonville. the Truc­
sooner had he arrived in the city than
New York Life Insurance Company,
land, but it did so all the same. Altho­
tal.
kee Lumber Company retaining half in­
the ladies of the camp phoned for him to
to teach the Long Prairie school.
New York, N.Y.
ugh it is several weeks since rain fell, the
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning
A large New Stock of Shoes and Rub­ terest. They will take possession ou the meadows have remained green through returned. And like a “young" gallant she rose from her bed going to the
G bnti . kmkn ,—I received through your
1st
September.
he
did
so
and
there
was
much
rejoicing
in
ber Boots just received at Cohn's.
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the summer, but the rain was what was
kitchen and lighting a lantern. About agents. Messrs. G. R Bentley and Her­
The board of equalization meets one wanted to give the grass another start Happy Camp when Happy John put in
Mrs. W. C. Trombley left on Saturday
3:30 o’clock Mrs. G. B. Ingersoil, whose bert Angell.check covering my husband's
week from next Mouday, and those who and to lav the dust. Thus far no forest an appearance again. John tried to
to join her husband, who is at Salem.
residence is opposite the Eatonville Insurance policy of $5,000 carried in the
make
everybody
happy
in
the
camp
and
have any kick on account of being as fires have occurred in this county, and
postoffice, looking out of the window, New York Life Insurance Company the
Clark Hadley returned from a business
sessed too high or not enough,that is the it is not likely that any will, unless the succeeded in doing so.
saw a white figure sitting on the po«t- past ten years, and I recommend the
trip to San Francisco on Wednesday.
time to do the kicking.
wind should turn to the East and dry up
office steps. Beside her wm n lighted company to any and all persons desiring
Shoo Fly is guaranteed to keep flies oft
A Good Company.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Upton will go out the underbrush, which had a wetting oa
B kcka W ist .
lantern. In a few minute« the figure insurance.
stock. For sale at Sturgeon's Drug
next wees to visit the fair, when the lat­ Wednesday.
arose and started briskly down the
were
Messrs.
McCowell
&
Pyle,
who
Store.
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ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bul-
M. Witte has received final instruct­
street.
Howard Edmunds, who was wanted formerly with the Margarita Fischer
Mrs. Brodhead expects a brother, Mr. liad, who have been visiting here, will
About an hour later Mrs. Grafted ion«, relative to the extreme limit of the
Co
,
have
their
own
company
now,
and
in
this
city
charged
with
gambling,
was
Wesley Hawk, of Kansas, to pay her a return to their home in the East.
clad only in her night robe and stock Russian concession«, according to infor­
brought back by Sheriff Woolfe on Wed­ opened a very successful engagement at
visit.
ings, arrived at the home of John Ar. mation received thia afternoon by the
Mrs. Buel received a first grade certifi­
nesday. It seems that Edmunds was on Tillamook Opera House last Saturday
J. C. Yale and J. A. Murphy, of San cate at the recent examination in one of
derson, a mile and a half east of town. Temps from it« St. Petersburg corres­
his way in from Seaside on Saturday, night to a crowded house. The perfor­
Francisco, were in the city on Wednes­ the outside counties, and will be able to
She opened the door and Mr. Anderson, pondent. who says he learn« in govern­
mance
was
truely
a
surprise
to
those
and stopped at Nehalem. On Sunday
day.
the only occupant awoke and spoke to mental circie« that, should Japan insist
retain all the pupils in her room at the
present,
as
it
was
far
above
what
they
Sheriff Woolfe and Deputy Sheriff Coates
her. With a scream she came back to on the payment of an indemnity, the ne­
A good many persons from this city Fairview school she had last year.
went to Nehalem to arrest Edmunds, but had expected. The company as a whole
gotiations will be broken off. The de
were at Happy Camp on Saturday and
Senator Fairbanks and wife, of Massa- finding out what was up, he beat a hasty are exceptionally competent in their consciousness, and it wns some time
i-isive result, the correspondent says, is
Sunday.
chusetts, who have been stopping for a retreat, and the county officials teturned respective roles. Monday night they before she became calm enough to un­
The gasoline schooner Gerald C. went few days at Harris', left on Wednesday without their man. Sheriff Woolfe tele­ again delighted a largeiaudience with the derstand where she was or whnt had expected this week.
into Nehalem on Sunday with lighthouse to return to Portland, where he is in phoned Sheriff Linville at Astoria to ar­ comedy "PrivateSecretary,"special men­
supplies.
charge of tbe exhibit at the fair from that rest Edmunds, who telephoned to Mar­ tion should be made of the clever special
Wanted, to borrow, $300, with good slate.
shal Thorp at Seaside to arrest the man ties between acts, as it .does away with
security at 8 per cent interest. Apply at
By having a bank account a record of if there. At the conclusion of the ball those long waits one so often experiences
expenditures and receipts can be easily game on Sunday at Seaside, the marshal at a performance. They will present a
this office.
heavy melo drama^'Crawford's Claim,"
I. E. Wilson, of Eugene, and E. R. kept and all checks issued.when returned arrested Edmunds and locked him up lor
tonight and have painted special scenery
with
pass
book,
will
serve
as
a
receipt.
the
night
and
next
morning
took
him
to
Lutman, of Goachen, were in the city on
Your account is solicited by Tillamook Astoria. Sheriff Woolfe made a trip for the production. Saturday night
Wednesday.
County Bank.
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overland to Seaside to bring Edmunds they will present the beautiful war
Rollie scooted off to Happy Camp on
back which he did on the steamer Wed­ drama "Two Soldier Boys," and the FOUR STYLES.
Elder
Fairchilds,
of
Portland,
will
com
Tuesday—and hoodooed the weather for
78c
management will give away a "Pig" jto One Jnt
mence meeting in the Seventh Day Ad­ nesday. He is up before Justice Haber-
Two Jot«
Mo
the campers.
the
one
holding
the
lucky
number.
It
a
Throo
Jeta,
ventist church this (Thursday) evening, Inch this morning.
galvanized • I oo
A fine line of Mason & Ackley's hand­
man wins the pig they will compel him Three Jeta,
at 8 o'clock. Subject, "The Third Angel's
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Married, on Tuesday, at the home of to come up on the stage and catch him
bra««
made flies just in from the factory. Tied
Message of Revelation," 14th chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morton, near Bay in full view of the audience, if a woman
from special designs.
All are cordially invited.
City, Mr. William A. Petteys to Miss wins the pig she will have the authority
Steamer Sue H. Elmore will go down
Mayor Geo. Cohn will turn the water Lorena Bell Roller, tbe cetemonv living appoint any man in the audience to
to the bay Friday evening and will leave
into tbe new water system next Sunday performed by the Rev. C. A. Stockwell, catch it for ber. The company will also
the next morning.
at the headworks, when the mem tiers of pastor of the M E. church, when about play Tuesday and Thursday nights ol
Clyde A. Brown and fnmily and F. W. the .water commission will be present
twenty relatives of the contrsctiag next week.
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Forgler and family, of Portland, were in and an invitation is extended to the pub­
parties were present to witness the hap.
the city on Wednesday.
lic to witness the ceremony.
Notice to Fishermen.
py event. The bride is the grand daugh
New and Second Hand Bicycles at Fred
Tbe steamer Sue H. Elmore left here on ter of Mr. and Mrs.W. C. Morton, and a
Nones is
Haassv Givau,—That
Forslnnd’s. Now is the time to get a Friday, ber passengers were Mrs. Robert . young woman greatly respected in the
under the new schedule of licenses a
Ona Quart, at 5Oc makes IO Gallons.
good bike for little money.
Watt, Miss E. Watt, Joseph Whitney, M. county, while the groom is also well-
license for a ;—
The steam lumber schooner Coquille R. Hannenkratt H. J. Blaesing. R. P. known and an exemplary young man,
Gill-Net or Drift Net is............. *5.00
River will complete loading at the Hob. Kiger and wife, Henry Bunn, Mrs W. C. being a son of Mr, and Mrs. M. B.
Set Net................................... ..... 2 50
If after using C arbolic C ompound you are not satisfied come
Trombley. Mrs. Smith and Gns Johnson. Petteys. of Bay City. He is a graduate
sonviUe mill and will anil today.
Seine not to exceed 500 feet
and get your money back.
in length........... ~.......... ......... 15.00
Farm for sale. 159 acres, near Sand­ of the State Normal College at Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. W. 6. Buel hare been
And for each additional foot 3 cents.
employed to teach the Fairview school lake ; good house and barn ; ’40 acres mouth. where he is now one of the pro.
To operate such gear for the purpose
tide land and 30 acres of bottom and lessors in the training department, hav­
again for the coming school year.
ing attained that position by diut of of taking salmon in anv of the waters
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King and son, of meadow land ; raise 40 tons of hay and
perseverance, hard study and a determi. of this state wtthoot first obtmning a
Ashland, were in for a few days visiting will easily Support 25 cows. To be sold
' nation to succeed. Bo tn have a large license therefor is an offense that wdl be
cheap
if
sold
at
once.
Inquire
nt
this
friends and looking over old scenes.
I number of friends in the conntv, where prosecuted in the courts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reynolds, Mr. and office.
H. G. Van Dusan,
Those who have not seen brome grass they were raised, who extend to them
Mrs. Harry Boreland and sons and Miss
Master Fish Warden of the
can do so by visiting Alex. McNair Ac their congratulations and best wishes
Cosy Clark will leave this week to visit
State of Oregon.
Co.'« or Cohn 4 Co's mercantile for their future happiness. Mr. and Mrs.
the fair.
Astoria Oregon, Aug. 14th, 1905.
W.
A.
Petteys
left
the
same
dav
by
pri
­
stores io this city. Those who have
The lumber schooner Guide came in on
vate conveyance for the toll gate, taking
Found.
Wednesday to load lumber from the seen it are well pleased, as it comes up the stage the next morning They will
to what we published concerning it. The
Tillamook Lumbering Co.'s saw mill in
Found, on the rond from Dolph to the
spend
their
honeymoon
in
Fortland,
re
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Upto date Harness Shop. The only complete shop of tie
next thing to do is to get it started in
this city.
Hebo post office. a Ladies' Watch. Tb« I
kind
in Tillamook county. I handle no shoddy goods, but my
Tillamook, and with a little patience maining there for a month, after which
Mrs. I.ee M. Travis and daughter and
owner caa bave the same by proving the
and perseverance not a few of the farm­ they will make their home at Monmouth.
prices
will compare with those that do.
Miss Emma Travis, who have been visit­
same and paying for thia notice.
ers believe this will eventually become They had a large number of useful pre-
Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local Phone.
ing at the editor's, will leave for Eugene
Torn»
Ik
Cn
.
Tilbm«*!
Or
sent«.
the grn«« for the prairie land.
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on Monday.
Alfred Beebe, of Portland, was in the
city on Saturday.
Heiu Fall Stock Arriving on Each Steamer
DRESS GOODS, Calicoes, Muslins, Sheetings, Women's Belts,
Combs and Other Hair Ornaments.
Children’s Underwear, Men’s and Boy’s Negligee Shirts.
Haltom’s” XSSSiïïÎ “Haltom’s
ßLOU^fi’^ ßpfayerg
MAKE A VAPOR
CLOUGH'S
CARBOLIC
Keeps the Flies off Stock
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist.
Over 30 Years experience in the Business.
HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, &C.,
Everything Needed in the Harness Line
you will find at
W. A- WILLIAMS