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Vol. XVIII. No. 17
TII/LAMOOK, OREGON,
tiueamook
jottings .
H. T. Bott», for abstracts.
Walkover Shoes at Todd's.
C. Mills for bargains in real estate *
Jack Purcill came in on the steamer on
Wednesday.
The Racycle is a totally different
wheel. It will climb hills that no
other bicycle can. For sale at W. H.
Cary's.
AUGUST 34, 1905
#1.50 per year,
Fire destroyed Joseph Blazer’s house
and bam, with the furniture, hay, etc.,
on Monday evening, which is known as
the McCormack place op the road to
Long Prairie. It is not known how the
fire originated, but it first started in the
barn and then caught the house on fire,
making a clean sweep of both. The loss
is covered bv $1,000 insurance in the
Oregon Fire Relief Association, of which
Mr. J. S. Stephens is the agent.
Geo. \\ . Phelps swore out a complaint
and had Elmer Hall arrested for stealing
a cow, but as there is a replevin snit filed
in the justice court to prove the owner­
ship of the animal, the case against Hall
was continued until the 1st September
so that the parties can fight out the civil
suit first before the criminal action is
taken up. Attorney T. B. Handley will
represent Hall and Attorney H. T. Botts
Phelps in the civil suit.
says the management will have to get
The passengers who went out on the at work, and the line completed as soon
a move on if they ever get that road Sue H. Elmone on Saturday were Mrs. as possible. The contractor expects to
built, let alone this year.—Forest Grove M. A. Morris, B. F. Allen,H. C. Boreland have the work done before the close of
Times.
and wife and sons, O. Crane, L. M. Shel­ next year. ________________
The passengers who came in on the don, Mrs. 0. W. King, Mrs. D. L. Trow­
Quarterly Meeting.
steamer on Wennesday were J. Whitney, bridge, Miss Gilliand, Miss B. Gilliand,
W. Heath, J. M. Henry, M. Perkins and Mrs. Hollinder, Mrs. L. Loresee, Mrs.M.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
wife, Wm. Parker, P. Oslund and wife, W. Harrison, Mjss A. Waldvogel, Miss Methodist Episcopal Church of Tilla­
Mabel and Susana Oslund, Mary Sagn, M. Guptil, G. A. Edmunds and wife, J. C. mook will be held next Saturday and
J. F. Prosser, W. S. Hawk, Dan Nicholas, Yale, Misses M. P. and H, L. Baker, J. A. Sunday. Aug. 2ft and 27. Quarterly con.
P. M. Hackney, M. Lewis, J. Farney, Murphy, Ralph Moore, Egliert Good­ ference on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Love
Fred Weber and wife, M. Peterson. A. speed, C. E, Reynolds and wife, Miss C. feas^on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. ; preach­
Nygum, F. A. Clark, Rev. W. S. Grim Clark, Miss E. Olds. Miss Winnie Goyne, ing by the Rev. W. S. Grim, of Astoria,
and wife. E. A. Grady, E. D. Severance, Mrs. A. K. Case, Maggie Creecy, P. Mc­ at 11 a.m., followed by the sacrament of
M. Munroe and wife, Maude Sturgeon, Intosh.
the Lord's Supper. Bro. Grim will also
N. McBrady, A. Young, S. J. Sagn, R.
On Wednesday afternoon of this week preach at 8 p.m. All are cordially in­
Tealiu, Mrs. Roemer, C. and P. Seegund, the ladies of the Shakespeare Club had vited.
J. N. Henry, J. Purcill and O. C. Haslett. a very pleasant outing. A few invited
Notice to Fishermen.
Articles incorporating the Hadley guests were present, the party number­
N otice is H ekbby G iven ,—That
Lumber Company were filed on Monday ing in al) nineteen. A very beautiful spot
with the county clerk. The capital stock was selected on the banks of the Trask under the new schedule of licenses a
of the company is placed at $100,000, river near its mouth ; nor did nature ever license for a ;—
Gill-Net or Drift Net is........... $5.00
The hose company was called out on divided into 1000 shares at the par value seem a more appropriate setting than
Set Net......................................... 2.50
Wednesday afternoon, a fire haying of $100 each. The iucorporators are C. for this picture of beautiful women.
Seine not to exceed 500 feet
started in the roof of the building next to B. Hadley, C. E. Hadley and P. B. Van- At about four o’clock in the afternoon
in length .................................. 15.00
Long’s saw mill, presumably from a tress, and the place of business will be the writer, having been previously noti­ And for each additional foot 3 cents.
fied
that
at
about
that
time
the
cloth
Hobsonville.
The
new
company
will
spark. The chemicals kept the fire in
To operate such gear for the purpose
check until the hose was hooked on, and take possession of the Truckee Lumber would be spread, found his wav to the of taking salmon in anv of the waters
then it did not take long to put it out. Company’s saw mill in Tillamook Bay appointed place where a most delicious of this state without first obtaining a
This is the fourth fire caused by the mill on the 1st September, the Hadleys, it is luncheon was spread and in short order license therefor is an offense that will be
that the company has been called out to, reported, obtaining controlling interest was being enjoyed by nineteen happy prosecuted in the courts.
and it is to be hoped the last one before in that property. Logs for the mill will people. The study of Shakespeare is
H. G. V an D usen ,
be furnished from the new logging camp indeed commendable, and we are sure
the new system is in operation.
Master Fish Warden of the
that is to be started by the Hadleys on that the ladies of this club feel that thev
State of Oregon.
A mistake in ordering enough pipe is the Wilson river and by the Tillamook have not spent their time in yain, but
Astoria. Oregon, Ang. 14th, 1905.
the cause of the delay in the completion Logging Company
should Shakespeare never be opened and
of the new water system, which would
The Misses Mabel and Hallie Baker, the club was simply Shakesperian in
Found.
have been completed last week had it not
of Portland, spent a week in Tillamook fiame, the benefit that these ladies
been that the contractors had not calcu-
Found, on the road from Dolph to the
derive
from
afternoons
like
this,
when
beach renewing
laterfor the pipe lapping at the joints, City and on the Netarts
Hebo post office, a Ladies' Watch. The
having a good the cares of home can be left behind
old
acquaintances
and
which made it that much short when it
owner can have the same by proving the
would
be
incalculable.
a summer vaca-
came to finishing up the work, which time generally while on
same and paying for this notice.
the eve of their
amounted to about 200 feet. This wns lion in this county. On
T odd 8 l C o ., Tillamook, Or.
Socialist
Lectures.
return they were given a very pretty and
brought in on the steamer on Wednes­
substantial banquet by their friends,
Arthur M. Lewis, State Lecturer of
day, and in a few days the system will
Notice.
after which they entertained a few in­ the Socialist party, of California, will
be finished.
All persons knowing themselves in.
vited guests in the pallor of the Allen deliver free lectures as follows ;—
Justice Haberlach bound Howard Ed­ House with a number of the latest songs
Nehalem, Thursday, August 24th, at debted to the Yellow Fir Lumber Com­
munds over to the grand jury on Thors and recitations. Those having the plea, 8 p.m.
pany arc requested to call and settle ull
day on a charge of gambling. The case sure of listening to these highly acconi
Tillamook, Friday, August 25th, at accounts at the office of Carl Ilaberlach,
grew out of thegambling where Howard plished and popular young ladies were 8 p.m.
Attorney-at-Law, Tillamook, Oregon,
Edmunds, Billy Stephens and W. Bosley Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse, Misses
At Harvest picnic, Saturday, August as the company is desirous of closing up
all accounts.
partly loaded I. F. Larson with whiskey Grace and Elizabeth Whitehouse, Mr. 26th, at 11 a.m.
in Hadley’s old saloor building and then and Mrs. A. McNair. Misses Blanch and
At Opera House, 8 in the evening.
Board of Equalization.
got into a game with him in the room Hazel McNair, Misses Winford and Kate
Beaver, Monday, August 28th, at 8
over Morton & Trombley’s store. Lar­ McNair of Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. C. I, p.m.
Notice in btfreby given that ou
son lost about $80 and “squealed’’ the Clough, Captain and Mrs. Groat, Supt.
the
Cloverdale, Tuesday, August 29th, nt Monday, August 28th, 1905,
next morning, when Edmunds cleared and Mrs. W. W. Wilev, County Clerk 8 p.m.
County Boafd of Equalization will
out, but was arrested as reported in our and Mrs. G. B. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. P.
A special invitation is extended to meet at the office of the County Clerk
last issue.
McIntosh, Prof, and Mrs. E. II.Whitney, the ladies.
of Tillamook County, Oregon, and
continue Ip session from day to day,
J. T. Fletcher has had occasion the Mrs. Mapes. Mr. and Mrs. Birch Alder,
Everybody come out and hear him.
not to exceed six days, and pulicly
past few days to visit the proposed line man, Miss Edna Alderman, Mr. and
•xainine the assessment roll, and cor
of the much talked of Hillsboro and Mrs. W. H. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Woman Healed by Pre
1 sot all eriors In valuations, descrip­
Tillamook railroad at several placesand ' Kunze, Miss Lorena Kunze, the Misses
We received this paragraph t’ xough tion of lands or other property.
All
he says it is the nearest baby play of 1 Ellen, Bothana and Mary Voss, Mr.
persons Interested in the assessment
any railroad building he has ever seen. and Mrs. J. P. Allen. Mr. John Harter, the mail :
Mrs.
Mary
Weston,
of
this
citv,
who
of their property are requested to
At one or two places there are two or Mr. and Miss Bogard, and Misses Ellen
was sick for the last seven month# with appear at said time and place, as no
three men at work, but thev work as if and Ruth Bewley. Miss Mabel Baker
continual pain in both lungs and sharp obange can be made after the adjourn-
they were simply putting in time instead goes East again in September to continue
pains in the heart, heart at times pros­ meut of the board.
of trying to do something. Mr. Fletcher her musical studies.
trated with no circulation and palpitat­
Dated at Tillaiuonk, Or., July 31,
ing, and from an injury of the back the 1905.
hips also were diseased with static rheu
A. M. Hare, County Assessor.
matism, which finally extended up the
back of the neck into the brain, causing
Notice to Water Consumera.
much suffering. Last week she was heal
The new water system is now reedy
ed by prayer. She feels no pain now
MAKE A VAPOR During the seven months she was on the to make connections. All desiring _ to
be connected will make ap|
pplicHtiou to
LIKE THIS.
street but a few tunes dragging herself W. H. Cary or B. C. L miu ib.
L.................
All mak -
slowly around. Now she walksas lively ing application before the 1st of Sep­
FOUR STYLES.
tember
will
bare
$2.50
refunded
in
ns
ever
and
is
attending
the
Seventh
Day
One Jet........
Two Jets
Adventist meetings now being held in watei rent.
Three Jets.
Tillamook Water Cornmisaion.
galvanized.
this city.
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Gordon Hats and Gloves at Todd's.*
Lost, a gold clasp pin in the shape of a
Gent.’s Furnishing Goods at Todd's.*
A. R. Gangloff is in the city on busi. star, having the inscription Presbyterian
S.S. Finder will please leave at this
nest.
office,
*
Go to Fred Forslund’s lor Bicycle Sun­
The
tow
boat
Roscoe,
which
is
now
dries.
•
doing the towing of lumber schooners
Crouse 81 Brandigee Clothing at across the bar, returned to the bay on
Todd’s.
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Saturday.
Miss Maude Sturgeon came in on the
The passenger business on the stages
steamer.
and steamer this summer is heavier than
Three cans of Fine Tomatoes for 25c. in previous years, especially on the Sue
at Cohn's.
•
H. Elmore.
John S. Gray, was down from Nehalem
Cohn's large stock of Seasonable Dry
last week.
and Fancy Goods will arrive shortly.
C. Ben Riesland came in from Portland We are closing out ourSummer Goods at
less than cost.
*
o 1 Tuesday.
When you want a new rubber tire on
The new meat market was opened up
your bike, Fred Forslund’s is the best
this morning.
Water will be turned into the new sys. place to get a good tire. Bicycle repair
work a specialty.
•
tern on Monday.
A
cow,
somewhat
old,
was
sold
at
Cohn sells a fine grade of Spider Leg
sheriff’s, sale with other stock, and
Tea at 25c. a pound.
♦
fetched $5. Good prime beef ought to
For sale, Shoats and Pigs. Enquire of be cheap in Tillamook.
Mrs. A. L. Donaldson.
•
Married, on the 16th inst., bv Rev. C.
Eva S. Allen, of Lewiston, Me., was in A,. Stockwell, at the parsonage of the
the city on Wednesday.
M E. church in this city, Mr. Luke Wolfe
Call and see the Racvcle Bicvcle at W. to Miss Flora Hanenkratt.
H. Cary’s before buying.
•
The Iver Johnson Truss Frame Bicvcle
E. E. Autrim nnd J. M. Kirkwood with two speed gear brake, will climb a
were in the city on Tuesday.
steeper hill than any other bicycle. For
*
Wasco Flour leads them all. It’s Blue sale at Mason & Ackley’s.
Stem Wheat. Cohn sells it.
*
The lumber schooner Guide, with about
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ 220.000 feet of lumber from the Tilla­
mook Lumbering Co.’s saw mill, will
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
*
All Laundry work must be paid for finish loading in a day or so and will
get out this week.
when delivered.—M. J, B uttz .
*
Mr. 0. C. Haslett, president of the
Our Diamond U Coffee at 20c. a pound
Truckee Lumber Company of San Fran­
can't be equalled. At Cohn’s.
*
cisco, came in on Wednesday on business
Go to Mason & Ackley for new second
in connection with the new deal in the
hand Bicycles—the price is right.
*
saw mill at Hobsonville.
Matt, Phil and Lest Moroney, of Fair-
The hydrants on the old water system
dale, were ill the cisy on Monday.
are to be taken offFridavcvening.conse
A large New Stock of Shoes and Rub- qnently it is important that extra pre
ber Boots just received at Cohn's.
cautions be taken to prevent fire while
Mirion Perkins and wife came in from the city is without wuter for fire protec­
Ashland on Wednesday on a visit.
tion.
J. A. Gray and wife and son, of Port
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. has en­
larged their slab wagon one quarter.
land, were in the city on Saturday.*
Wanted, to purchase, a good buggy Thev have reduced prices per load to 30c.
horse. Apply at the Headlight office. * to 50c. Wood fiom the mill $1.50 ; dry
Mrs. Floyd Colwell and Cora Colwell, $2.00. Leave all orders at mill or bv
of McMinnville, were in the city on Sun. postal card.
Powell Bros., who opened np a meat
day.
market
in this city Thursday, wish
The board of equalization will convene
been
on Monday and remain in session one us to state that they have not
bought off. They met with some
week.
opposition in getting started was the
E. D. Severance came in from Haines cause of the delay.
on Wednesday to visit his parents for a
By having a bank account a record of
week.
expenditures and receipts can be ensily
Fred Weber and wife and John Farney kept and all checks issued,when returned
came in from Turika, Cal., on Wednes­ with pass book, will serve as a receipt
day.
Your account is solicited by Tillamook
Shoo Fly is guaranteed tokeep flies oft County Bank.
*
stock. For sale at Sturgeon's Drug
Fred Arthur had the misfoitune to
Store.
*
break his collar bone on Monday. He
Dr. Upton has rented the store next to was working on the government dredger,
F. R Beals' office and will open his office and the engine becoming jambed, he put
there.
his shoulder to the wheel to help it,when
Wanted, to borrow, $300, with good his shonlder bone broke.
security at 8 per cent interest. Apply at
The lumber schooner Oakland sailed Three Jets,
this office.
*
brass .........
in on Friday to load at the Truckee saw
NEHALEM.
Harvest Picnic and Barbacue.
Mrs. A. V. Martin and Mrs. M. E. mill, and will sail as soon as she finishes
Mr. V<M>rliees, secretary of the fire In­
Perry, of McMinnville, were in the city loading today or Friday. No other ves­
Harvest picnic and barbacue, on Sat­
surance department of the Grange,
last week.
sels are expected at that mill until the
urday. Aug. 26, at the race track. Tills, visited the Nehalem Grange at their
Stop the kids throwing dice in the cigar return of the Coquille River.
monk City, Oregon.
meeting August 17th.
and candy stores—it is a juvenile gambl­
Farm for sale, 159 acres, near Sand
Every body come. Barbacue and
Mrs I>. 8. Loyakin and ton Joseph
ing “graft.’’
lake ; good house and barn ; 40 acres
grounds free.
F. J. Alex Mayer, Harold Mayer and tide land and 30 acres of bottom and
Bring your baskets and come. Don't went to Purl|aod Saturday to visit the
Lloyd Mayer, of Portland, were in the meadow land ; raise 40 tons of huy and
deprive your friends of the pleasure of fair.
E. H. Lane is enjoying a visit from
will
easily
support
25
cows.
To
be
sold
the meeting.
city on Tuesday.
Keeps the Flies off StocK
his
brother from California.
cheap
if
sold
at
once.
Inquire
at
this
One Quart, at SOc makes IO Oallons
At 10 a. m. Father Le Miller will op
The lumber is being hauled for the new
Mrs. Hinder and daughter, Agnail,
en
the
exercises
with
a
short
talk,
follow-
office.
buildings to be erected by J. S. Lamar
el by a talk by A. M. Lewis, of Sail are visiting the fair this week.
Mrs. Upton and parents left for Port­
and Alex. McNair.
L. Mi-Fee and wife returned from
If
after
using
C
arbolic
C
ompound
you
are
not
satisfied
come
Francisco, socialist Lecturer, who will
A fine line of Mason & Ackley s hand- land on Wednesday and after visiting the
D h II mh Thursday, * here they ha I gone
be
followed
by
our
fellow
citizen,
Thomas
fair
the
latter
will
return
to
their
home
and
get
your
money
back.
made flies just in from the factory, Tied
B. Handley, who will speak in the op on account of the serious illness of M c .’ h
in the East. It was the intention of Dr.
from special designs.
father, who has improved somewhat.
position.
Upton
to
have
gone
out
to
Portland
H. F. Bedwell, Thos. Ellis. James Reed
Rob Crawford returned from J»s
Barbacue and basket dinner at noon.
with
them,
but
several
cases
detained
and J. F. Bunn, of North Yamhill, were
Everybody invited. Come and have a A tigelev Thursday, where he spent the
him.
in the city last week.
good time. There will lie a continuation winter for his health His cousin, Nate
The annual regatta at Astoria, which
Mrs. P. B. Vantress, of Hobsonville.
of the discussion by Messrs. Lewis and Robinson, accompanyed Idm from Port­
takes place on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Mabel Vantress, of Newberg, were and Thursday of next week, ought to be
Handley at the opera house in the even­ kind for a few days outing.
ing Doors open at 7:30 o’clock.
in the city on Friday.
Aug Davidson »»nd family and Elsie
a great attraction for the many visitors
Scovell went to visit the fair Saturday.
New and Second Hand Bicyclesat Fred [ who are visiting the state this year, tor
Forslund’s. Now is the time to get a the Astorians always make these regat-
The factory is preparing to send an
Hillsboro and Tillamook Roads.
good bike for little money.
exhibit of cheese Io the fair.
tas interesting.
the
up to date Harness Shop The only complete shop of 1
Progress on (he new P. N. A T. rail
Mrs Geo. B. Lamb left for Newberg on
Ralph Ackley wa< up from Tillamook
Every man owes it to himself and his
I handle no shoddy goods, but 1 ni y way is prr»grcssing very satisfactorily, oil business the last of the week.
Wednesday morning on account of the family to master a trade or profession kind in Tillamook county.
according to the report of Edward
serious illness of her mother.
Read the display advertisement of the prices will compare with those that do.
The South Fork School District has
Records, president of the Allas Contract
Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local Phone
Mrs Jennie Kinnan and daughter, of six Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in this
cleared off the school lot ami will build
Ac Construction Company, of San Fran,
m good school house this fall.
Shelby, Neb , aunt and cousin of Deputy issue and learn how easily a young man
cisco, which holds the contract for the
I or lady may learn telegraphy and be
Clerk K. Mills are in on a visit.
Drunken men are of frequent o«ur.
line. Mr. Records has returned from
MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL
The steam lumber schooner Coquille assured a position.
•DCS in our town, ami the »|*eal( easy is
Hillsboro
to
Portland,
where
he
went
to
Begins its 24th year September 26th
River left on Friday with a load of lum­
W. S. Cone has brought suit in Justice
sublet the contract for I he second 10 miles in evidence, “how conies this in n dry
T hbee C ocmm of S tudy
ber from the Truckee saw mill.
Haberlach's court against Rollie W .Wat­
of the line. The first 20 miks of the line town anarchy T”
Preparing
for
County
and
State
Cer
­
Supt. W. W. Wiley and Mrs. Wiley left son for $100. who claims that he is en­
Judging from th»* sou ml of the rum
tificates. Higher coarse» recognised in must l>e completed by the end ofNovem
on Wednesday to attend the educational titled to that amount as commts-ion for
Washington and other Skates
her to fulfill the conditions of the con­ l»erng, there is a strong and growing
selling two timber claims for Watson.
congress in Portland next week.
D emand fo » N okmai . T baixed
tract. but, according to Mr. Records, sentiment to disj >int the north end of
T each eas.
this portion of the line will be finished i the county, including Road District No.
Geo. Capen, W. B. 'McKinney, A. J H. T Botts is attorney for Cone aud T.
i 1, Mi ll annex it to <'Istnop county. The
Longer terms, higher wages and lietter before that date.
Baker, Thos. Booth and J. A. McLaren, B. Handley for Watson.
opportunities for promotion award the I No attempt to extend the line Ireyond I cause of this dissatisfa« tion comes froui
Dr. Bartel's house had a narrow escape
of Portland, were in the city this week.
Normal »graduate for his enterprise.
the fact that we think we are entitled
Lena T. Johnson, N. Smith, W. J. Dil­ on Thursday evening. It seems that the
School directors appreciate the superior the first 20 miles will be made this Fall,
I
to a bridge across the South Fork of the
electric
light
tell
and
caught
the
bed
on
but
work
will
lie
recommenced
early
in
ability
of
Monmouth
graduates
and
the
lon, L. E. Button and Walter Bennett, of
demand far exceeds the supply.
the Spring—in March, if the weather will Nehalem. Seeing the county judge re.
fire, and when the hose company appear­
Portland, were in the city on Sunday.
permit. The last KO miles are, for the ; fuses to move in the matter, perhaps
ed on the scene the bed was all ablaze
««rial attention given to methods work in graded and »«graded schools.
Rev. A. 8. Foster will preach in the
most part, through very rough country, the nuithern county would treat us
This was packed out into the street
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Prcsbvterian church at Bav City on Su >-
better.
but a large force of men will lie kept ’ ■ better.
and put out, which was the extent of
da' morning and in tb s city in the even­
Or J. B. V. Bt TLM, Secretaire
the loss.
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