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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Rollie W. Watson and wife goes out on
the next steamer to visit the fair.
You should do your trading at Cohn
& Co s. They will treat you right. •
Shoo Fly is guaranteed to keep flies off
stock. For sale at Sturgeon's Drug
Store.
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Get vour groceries, flour and feed at
Cohn & Co.'s and by doing so you will
save money and get good, first class
articles.
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SEPTEMBER 7,
1905
Editorial Snap Shots.
$1.50 per year.
every farm in ’the county, was started
Treaty of .Peace Signed.
without a subsidy, and we say, if a rail,
P ortsmouth , N. IL. Sept. 5.—The
road is a paying investment, then let
treaty of Portsmouth was signed
those who want to build railroads do so
f shortly before 2 o’clock this afternoon
with their own money and on their own
! in the conference room of the naval
merits, the same as the manufacturer
general store at the Navy-yard. The
business man or farmer would do. The
tiring of a national salute of 19 guns
railway promoters have monkeyed with
was the signal which told the people
Tillamook people too long already. They
of Portsmouth. Kittery and Newcastle
have accomplished nothing, for as soon
that the peace of Portsmouth was ar.
as they find they cannot get a right of accomplished fact and the bells in the
way and a subsidy they drop out of ex­ three towns were soon pealing forth a
istence. We may just ns well tell rail­ joyful retrain.
For 47 minutes those outside the
road promoters that the people of this
conference room anxiously awaited the
county do not propose to be “grafted’’ signal Suddenly an orderly dashed to
for the sake of getting a railroad. And the entrance to the peace building and
when Tillamook does get a railroad we waved his hand to the gunner a few feet
away, and the opening shot of the
hope it will be a direct lire to Portland salute
rang out on the clear air of the
and independent of the big railroad com­ soft September afternoon, proclaiming
panies.
peace between Russia and Japan
It is a dead giveaway when you see a
lew old soaks hanging around certain
We cash checks drawn on any bank. places in the city. It is priina facie evi­
If you want to send money away we dence that somebody is violating the
will attend to it for you. If you want law.
Excursion to Garibaldi Beach on Sun. to open only a small account for the con­
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day, on the yacht Lorens. Fare, round venience of paying little bills by check,
Everything in the
We thought, sure, that Rollie's auto
trip, 50c.
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this institution is atyour service.—Tilla­ belonged to the bronco breed by the way
{¿tearing Apparel
the buck board balked the first day or so,
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Social dance at the opera house Satur. mook County Bank.
bine and Sehool
day, September 9. Good music and good
St Alphonsus Academy, conducted bv for it required no end of ingenuity to
management.
the Sisters of the Imaculate Heart, will break in the bronco auto.
Supplies at very
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reconvene on Monday next after the
There
was
no
truth
in
the
report
from
Speeial Priees.
The Headiight man was sorry to leave
Woods on Sunday that a vessel was on summer holidays, and another successful
school year is looked for at this institu­ the old stand, so long occupied by us,
fire off the coast.
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tion of learning, for there is a strong but as the building has long out lasted
New and Second Hand Bicycles at Fred
corps of teachers to instruct the pupils. its u- efulness it is to be hoped that it will
With each pair of School
Forslund’s. Now is the time to get a
be pulled down and a fine building will
William Gilbert, an old veteran in the
Shoes we give one pair of good bike for little money.
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eventually ornament that prominent
shoe business, formerly in Olds, Wort
Topsy Stockings.
lake a trip to the seal rocks on Sun.
part of the citv.
man & King's shoe department for seven
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day in the yacht Lorens, leaving this city
years, also Knight's Shoe Store for three
There should be no quibbling as to
at 8 o’clock in the morning.
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FREE 1
years, has charge of Haltom's Shoe De- where a bridge should be built across the
The Racycle is a totally different partment now. Mr. Gilbert invites all
With each Boy’s School
south fork of the Nehalem river. As far
wheel. It will climb bills that no particular folks to come in and have
as the people of thecountv are concernid
Suit, we give an extra pair
other bicycle can. For sale at W. H. their feet fit bv an expert.
we believe they would be satisfied to
of Pants, with double seat
Carv's.
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A suit was filed in the circuit court by leave that to the judgment of the county
and knee.
Come early and select your fall hat Sophronia Dixon, by W. A. Saling, guar­ judge and commissioners.
while the stock is unbroken. Full line of dian, plaintiff, vs. David M. McKinney
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75 Boy’s and Girls’ School
the latest just from the East.—M. Stur­ and wife, defendants. This is an injunc
Owing
to
the
injunction suit against
Caps, values up to 50c.
geon & Co.
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tion suit to restrain the defendants from the city, we suppose it will be free water
School Sale, 15c.
When you want a new ruhber tire on attempting to sell certain property, from the new system until the matter is
your bike, Fred Forslund's is the best Handley & Thayer are attorneys for decided at the next term ot the circuit
The last steamer brought
place to get a good tire. Bicycle repair plaintiff.
court. There is one thing sure,, all the
our mammoth stock of Dress
work a specialty.
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A divorce suit was filed in the circuit time that this legal scrapping is kept up
Goods, Trimmings, Calicos,
Mason & Ackley Co. have a first class court by Nellie M. Murphy, plaintiff, vs- deeper the citizens will have to go down
Flannels, ¡Hosiery, Under­
gun repair shop in connection with the C. F. Murphy, defendants. These par­ in their jeans for attorney's fee, for that
store. All work done promptly and at ties were married ia Tillamook countv is about all there is to it. But they have
wear, Shoes, Men’s Hats,
on the 14th April, 1898, two children the city on the hip for a while.
reasonable rates.
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Caps and Furnishings, and
being born of the union. Cruel and in
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After
being
in
business
but
two
week.s
all are on sale at our usual
As the Water Commission has busted
Powell Bro's, meat market did not open human treatment, and later by desertion
modest prices.
by the defendant, which took place on its treasury another $2,500 worth o*
up for business on Monday.
or about the 1st February, 1904.
bonds are to be negotiated to pay debts
When you want a stylish shoe and a
At a meeting of the city council Mon­ that it contracted. That is not very
shoe that will wear well and fit well,
why, the best place to procure them is day evening an ordinance was ready to much in excess of what was intended to
be introduced to issue $2,500 worth of be expended for the new water system,
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The Ltouu Priee Store. at Cohn & Co.
bonds to pay for the money that is lack­ and no complaint should be made on
The George Knight place on Foley and
; We are paying>5c. dz. for Eggs
ing to pav for the new water system, that score, but it forms a precedent that
the L. E. Sanders place on Bewley creek
but us it had not bern recommended bv the next time the Commission goes
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were sold last week through the F. R.
the water commission, thematter had to busted, instead of borrowing money
Beals real estate agency.
be laid over. The only business that from private individuals, as it did when
There was little or no interest taken in was transacted was to allow the usual it borrowed $1,350 to pay the first six
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
the two railroad meetings which were bevy of bills.
months interest on the bonds to keep
advertised for last Friday and Saturday,
Notice.
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. brought the city’s credit good, it can pile on the
The Headlight Office is located so nothing was done to secure a right of
suit in the circuit court against Florence bond-d indebtedness to the limit every
in new quarters South of Eugene way or to raise a subsidy.
Lebon lor $56.47 for lumber furnished time it gets into a financial fix.
Jenkins’ Jewelry Store.
Henry Kunze lost another horse Wed­ the defendant. Carl Haberlach and W.
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nesday morning, this being the sixth, H. Cooper are attorneys for plaintiff,
No doubt a number of the business men
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
from ati unknown cause and which thus and C. W. Talinagetor defendant, who, will l>e inclined to reduce the amount of
MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL
C. Mills for bargains in real estate
far has baffled him ar.d others to find ou in his answer, sets out that the name of fire insurance they arecarrying now that
Begins its 24th year September 26th.
Go to Fred Forslund's for Bicycle Sun­ the periodical death of his horses.
the defendant is now Florence A. Hard, the new water system is complete. But
T hree C ourses of S tudy
dries.
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Alex. McNair & Co. has filed suit in man, and upon that ground asks for a when it comes to fire protection in a citv
Preparing for County and State Cer.
tificates. Higher courses recognized in
like Tillamook, fire proof buildings are
John Harter will go out to the fair on the circuit court against Geo. S. Brooks dismissal of the suit with costs.
Washington and other States.
Friday.
for the recovery and possession of cer.
The Port of Tillamook Commission the safest Io rely upon lor fire protection
D emand for N ormal T rained
The
fire
companies
have
been
working
tain
property
or
the
sum
of
$100.
H.
T.
Felix Roy was in the city on Tuesday
met on Monday evening and filled three
T eachers .
Botts Is attorney for plaint'ff.
vacancies, viz., F. R. Beals, A. J. Cohn en injustice upon a number of the busi­
from Balm.
Longer terms, higher wages and better
ness men of Tillamook City by placing
and
C.
E.
Hadley.
A
committee
was
All
persons
indebted
to
the
firms
of
C. II. Carlson was in from Astoria ou
opportunities for promotion award the
special and exorbitant rates upon cer­
Edmunds Bros, or C, Daniel & Co. are appointed to confer with Messrs. G. F,
Normal graduate for his enterprise.
Wednesday.
tain
blocks,
which
should
lie
protested
School directors appreciate the superior
Liveslev and R. McDonald, the railroad
Mrs B. 0. Snuffer is quite sick with hereby requested to call at my office and
against.
Anyway,
quite
a
number
of
the
ability of Monmouth graduates uiid the
settle, astheir accounts have been placed promoters, consisting of A. J. Cohn, F.
pneumonia
demand far exceeds the supply.
business men will reduce the insurance
R.
Beals,
Alex.
McNair,
W.
S.
Cone
and
in my hands for collection. — T.H. Gnyne."
they
are
carrying,
as
the
new
water
sys
­
The public school in this city will take
Special
attention
given
to
methods
work
in graded and ungraded schools.
Three Ranches for Rent. Two are Gus Kunze. At a ¡meeting of the com tem gives them better fire protection.
Catalogues containing full information will be sent on application.
up on Monday.
mitteeon
Wednesday,
it
was
decided
to
dairy. One will carry 25 cows, other one
Correspondence invited. Address
E. D. R essler , President ;
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J. K. Gamble, of PortlanJ, was in the 40 cows. One is a genuine sheep ranch, promise the promoters a subsidy of
Orj. B. V. B utler , Secretatv.
The timber owners, as was expected,
city on Friday.
with large rangeadjoining. C. Mills for $50,000, provided the railroad was con­ filed a protest with the board ofequali-
H V. Aliev was down from Nehalem all kinds of manners and bargains. structed within two years.
ration, claiming that they are assessed
011 Wednesday.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Thurs­ too high. It could be made much higher,
Nuff said.
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Dr Surman, of Portland, was in the
A suit was filed in the circuit court on day, her passengers being Frank Free but there is no disposition, as far as we
city on Monday.
on Friday by F. S. Murphy, plaintiff, vs. man, Ida Freeman, A. and P. Williams, are aware, to assess the timber owners
H. A. Dyke, of Portland, was in the Jacob Mundsheuk and wile, defendants, John White, Mrs. Wallace and daughter, unjustly in Tillamook. When in comes
IVAKE A VAPOR
city on Tuesday.
which is an action for money, and in Alex Watt and wife, Miss Bella Watt, to making the levy it is not a question
P. F. Browne. Frank Long and son, how much the timber ownerscan afford
LIKE THIS.
J. W. Strulxl, of Elma, Wash,, was in which Handley <k Thayer are attorneys
Carrie Wells, B. Vincent, Bessie Stillwell, to pay as it is how much tile settlers
for plaintiff.
the city on Friday.
FOUR
ST'
Mrs. Ray. Miss Blackford, J. B. Woolfe, can stand without breaking them up in
One Jet .......
Forsale, full blooded Shropshire bucks.
Omit the habit of using old fashioned P. Jacobs, Mr. Bobutham, E. and W business, for the assessor assesses every, TwoJets
Applv to J. J, Rupp.
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hand mixed lead and oil on your build­ Christensen. P. Berris, E. E. Finley, E. thing they own with the exceptiou of Three Jets.
galvanized.
Call and see the Racvcle Bicycle at W. ings. It is powdery, perishable and be Curtiss, Nick Abegg, II. Regal, Miss C. their wives and families, and there is no Three Jets,
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brass
hind
the
age.
Let
Mason
&
Ackley
Co.
Cary's before buying.
Allen, Mrs. Newman and child, Miss telling when a bill may be introduced to
tell
you
why
Sherwin-Williams
Prepared
the
Lottie
Freeman,
Cyrus
Randall.
Mr.
C. H. Forney, of Chehalis, Wash., was
assess them as well. True it is that
Paint is better.
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Kelley. Ethel Marolf, A R Gangloff and timber land is a source of income to the
in the city on Friday.
The best place in the city for dry W. W. Curtiss.
countv, which, in most part, is held for
County Clerk G. B Lamb went out on
speculation, it is the settler who is im-
goods is fat Cohn & Co.’s, the old re
Friday to visit the fair.
liable firm. A large consignment of Excursion to Seal Rocks and Gari­ proving the county by dint of hard labor
For sale, Shoals and Pigs. Enquire ol
and perseverance, who should be the first
dress goods, woolen, etc., came in on the
baldi on Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Donaldson.
last steamer. Every lady in Tillamook
The yacht Lorens will make a deep sea to protest against so much heavy taxa­
Seemless patching or. ladies' shoes a should see them.
excursion on Sunday, Septemlxr 10th, to tion, which is on the increase every year
specialty.—W. E. Page.
Boot and Shoe Shop.—Look for the Garibaldi Bench and the Seal Rocks, at and with little prospects of it decreasing. Keeps the Flies off Stock
One Quart, at 5Oc maxes IO Gallons
Dr. Upton is now located next to F. R. Big Boot Sign at the Second Hand Store. 8 am. Fare ; Beach. 50c. ; Rock». $1.50. The timber owners are treated fair in
Beals' real estate office.
The Tillamook Bund lias been engaged Tillamook, and thereare no just grounds
Over 30 reais in the boot and shoe
for them to protest on account of too
A full line of new guns just received at manufacturing business. All work done to play on the trip.
If after using C arbolic C ompound you are not satisfied come
high assessment. As we said before, it
R obert J ones , Master.
Mason & Ackley Co.'s.
with neatness and dispatch. Come and
could be made much higher, and the way and get your money back.
P. D. Elliott, of Forest Grove, was in ,ee.—W. E. Page,
to bring that about is to keep on pro­
W. D. Trover, Optilion.
the city on Wednesday.
j Tbe gasoline yacht Lorens.which came
testing whers there is no just cause, for it
Is
Born, on Sunday, to the wife of William ¡n on Tuesday, will leave Tillamook Citv
Mr. Trover is a graduate in optics. ' may eventually cause an unjust assess
Maxwell a bouncing boy.
on Monday morning, at 7 o'clock, direct authorized by the Oregon State Board ment of timber lands, and then thev
Attorney H. T. Botts and wife left on for Astoria, arriving there abont two in ’ of Optometry. Can correct all errors of would have occasion to squeal—they
the afternoon, and will take passengers, Refraction, such as Hyperapia, Myopia, ' should not do so now.
Wednesday to visit the fair.
Aslegmatism.
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Mrs. D. M. Morehouse, of Portland, gentlemen only, for $2 50.
Best Lenses used.
8TEAMERS-8UE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON’.
It is not surprising that the people of
was in tbe city on Monday.
Farm for sale, 159 acres, near Sand-i
He occupies upstair Parlors at Larsen
Tillamook countv take little or no inter­ ONLY LINE—A8TOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
Money to loan on improved farm pro- lake ; good house and barn ; 40 acres I
Satisfaction guaranteed.
est in new railroad propositions, for they
tide land and 30 acres of bottom and House.
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
BAY CITY, HOBSON VILLE.
have Ixen fooled so many times that it is
meadow
land
;
raise
40
tons
of
hay
and
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
Mrs. Lynch has closed up her cigar
almost impossible to create any entru-
will easily support 25 cows. To lx sold
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fot Han Francisco. Portland
stand next to the express office.
siasm or confidence. Unfortunate for
arid all poiDta east. For freight and pawa-nger rates apply to
cheap if sold at once.' Inquire at this
Henry Crenshaw and wife drove out
Tillamook, the Southern Pacific claims
SAMUEL ELMORE &. CO. General Agents. AHTORIA. OR
| office.
on Tuesday to visit the fair.
this county as its territory, and like the
B. 0. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
I When vou buy a gallon of paint insist
.
, JO. R & N. R. R. Co , Portland.
|. A. Harman will remove to Sheridan on a fulIlU.S. standard gallon. Don't
dog in the manger, it won't build itself
Agents
& c K K Co por|)Bll4j.
or
allow
othersto,
consequently
railroad
next week, where lie will reside.
I trust n paint that is -hort in quantity ;
promoters, men who haven't a dollar to Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express
The latest styles in all kinds of fall mil. the quality is most likelv short as well.
put into a railroad, find this a splendid
linary.—See M. Sturgeon & Co.
j Mason & Ackley Co. keeps tlx Sherwin
field in which to build castles in the air.
Honest goods and
Attention, Loggers.—Get your boots i Williams kind.
with the expectation of securing a right Centrally boeated
Rates, $1 Per Day
and shoes calked by W. E. Page.
.
honest measure.
of way, gratus. and a big bonus. We
Wanted, to purchase, a good buggy I Every man owes it to himself and his
Found.
inav state right here, that as far as the
horse. Apply at the Headlight office. * family to master <t trade or profession.
people of Tillamook county are concern­
Found,
on
the
road
from
Dolph
to
tie
Jost received, lull assortment of school Read tbe display advertisement of the
ed. thev do not intend to go down in
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
Hebo
post
office,
a
Ladies'
Watch.
The
six Morse Schools ot Telegraphy, in this
Hats and Caps.—M. Sturgeon & Co. *
their jeans to procures right of way and
owner
can
have
tbe
same
by
proving
the
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
iasne and learn how easily a young man
big bonus for promoters to work a nice
same and paying for this notice.
The
Best
Hotel
In
the
elty.
Wo
Chinen»
Employed.
Finest Creamery Butter. 6oc. or lady may learn telegraphy andjx
little "graft.’’ Everv bnainesaenterprise,
T odd * Co . Tillamook. Or
asstirerl n position.
,
a roll at Cohn’s.
Sehool Sale
WALKOVER
SHOES
For MEN,
$3 50 and $4 00
r
“Haltom’s”
WALKOVER
SHOES
For WOMEN
$3 50 and $4 00
TODD &
CLDU^’g ^prayers
CLOUGH’S
CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist.
Pacific Navigation Co.
LARSEN HOUSE,