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¡■ tillamook jottings . f, Rotts, for abstracts. * c Mills for bargains in real estate • 'H Circuit court is oil Monday, the 13th ^fl November. H Born, on the 25lli Oct., to the wife of flj.L. Bedburg, a soil. H Money to loan on improved farm pro- ■ perty-Apply to F. R. Beals. M J. D. Robh and Ole J. Settem were in ■ the city on Monday from Astoria. | King & Mills will repair your urn- ■ brellas. guns, sewing machines, etc. * ■ See L. R Maynard, agent for Liquid ■ Electricity for Tillamook County. Also ■ on sale at McNair’s store. * 1^9 H The passengers who went out on the ■ SueH. Elmore on Sunday were George ■ Gray and A L. Johnson. fl The steam schooner Coquille River ■ came in on Friday to load at the Hadley B Lumber Co.’s mill, and left again Mon fl day* fl Miss Lillie Hull, who was teaching at ■ Garibaldi, has been engaged to teach at fl Woods. H The Pleasant Valley school commenced ■ on Monday, with Miss Marie Smith as ■ teacher. I Miss Mary Phillips has closed a term ■ of school in district No. 35 and has been I engaged to teach in No. 51. S For sale, light buck board, single har- ■ nesv and good small single horse, price I $30 for the outfit. Address Headlight I office. * I I have 50 acres of land on the Nehalem ■ river I want to have cleared, will con- I trace the entire tract or any part there- I of.—F. R. Beals. • I I I I • I I I I I I I Henry Crenshaw has been engaged by the water commission as superintendent and collector for the water system at a salary ol $20 a month. William Richardson, who was charged with violating the fishing law, in fishing without a license, was fined $50 on Fri- day by Justice Haberlach. Fire destroyed Fred C. Skomp’s barn, hay, wagon and mower near Trask on Monday, which was covered by insur- ante in the London, Liverpool & Globe for $325. D. T. Werschkul was in the city Satur I day for the young thoroughbred Hol- s cm bull which he shipped in on the Sue H. Elmore to improve the grade of his I dairy stock. Rights of Way Soon Ready. Sue H. Elmore’s Fine Mitigated. Clxa,s. I. Clough, H illsboro , Or . Oct. 18,-The Board A stokia . Or . Oct 28.—A letter was Of Hade here is pushing the matter of a right of way between Banks and Bu IX- received at the local Custom House this I RELIABLE DRUGGIST. ton for the Pacific Railway & Naviga- i afternoon from Lawrence 0. Murray, of The five essentials of sitisfactory Drug Store trading which I t'o” Company, the new company form-1 Washington, I). C , acting Secretary ct offer you ; ed by E. E. Lytle, for the purpose of the Department of Commerce and Labor Quality, freshness, equipment, skill, honest price. building a railroad into Tillamook coun- J reducing the $500 fine recently assessed by Collector Robb against the steamer try, the eastern terminus being this citv. 1 Mr. Heidel, who has the work in hand, Sue H. Elmore, to $100. The fine was reports that the lights between the two imposed on the vessel for carrying 18 above iiainad points will be ready to passengers in excess of her limit on her turn over to the company within a trip from this port to Tillamook on I am Headquarters for the authorized School Books for all Grades, and carry the largest stock of School Supplies in the County, September 7. The letter received today, week. l’ens, Pencils, Ink, Slates, Spoiigea, IlHlers, Copy Bo ka, The rights are already secured between after reciting the protest to Captain Tablets and everything required in the School Room. this city and Batiks distance of 10 Schrader, says: “The department considers that there miles, and part of the line is ready for the rails. Extentions of the time are was a violation of law. The fines in curred, however, are hereby mitigated to now being signed, to correspond with $100 in all, provided the money remain the requests of the new company, which subject to the department’s control, or, is taking up the right of way of the if not received, that the mitigated pen Portland & Nehalem. alty be paid within a reasonable time The Board of Trade committee on the from this date. On such payment, you matterof ftceiving $+0,000 subscriptions will refrain from proceedings for the en for first.mortgage bonds reports some forcement of any further fine in the case.” progress Part of the issue has been subscribed here. Assurance has been Brumbach-Page. received that the Portland Chamber of Commerce will aid in procuring the Will C. Brumbach, of Ilwaco, and Miss amount. Josephine Page, of Fort Canby, were united in mariiage Tuesday morning, Jury List for Circuit Court. the 24th of October, at 10 a. m., in the The jury for the November term of the parlor of the Parker House in Astoria, Circuit Court was drawn on Saturday, Justice of the Peace J. P. Goodman of which is as follows : ficin ting. Leonard H. Jones, Oretown, farmer. While eminently suited to each other, W. H. Derby, Balm, farmer. the wedding of this couple was a surprise I S. Phillips, Nestocton, farmer. to their many friends, but few being ap O Gulstrom, Tillamook, farmer. prized of their happy secret until the day Guy Mattoon, Gloverdale, farmer. of the wedding. Harry Warren, Bay City, carpenter. Will, as nearly everybody calls the Nick Nelson, Balm, farmer. groom, was raised right here in Ilwaco! J. J. Hudson, Union, farmer. and is the son of Judge J. J. Brumbach I S A. Brodhead, Hoquarton, contractor, and Mrs. Amon Markham. He is one of | A. T Bain, Hebo, farmer. the most popular young men in the coun ty, as was attested but a couple of years Frank Hobson, Garibaldi, farmer. amunnn ism er ceoesiaeeMerm unce NtwniiK ago, when against overwhelming odds J. M. Mapes, Hobsonville, sawyer. became very near being elected county Frank Paul, South Prairie, farmer, clerk of Pacific County. He has engaged John J Johnson, Hoquarton, farmer. extensively in fishing in the past but Axel Nelson. Cloverdale, farmer. lately has turned his attention more Daniel Fletcher, Oretown. farmer. particularly to mining. He expects to Albert Easom, Balm, farmer. leave soon for southern Oregon, where G. W. Wallace, Spruce, farmer. he and his father are interested in some J. R. Lawrence, Hebo, farmer. valuable placer ground. Fred Mills, Hebo, farmer. The bride is a popular and accomplish, W. D Glad well. Blaine, farmer. ed young lady and has lived for about a Joseph Sander, Hoquarton, farmer. year and a half with her mother, Mrs. ! F. E. Norton, Woods, farmer. Page; at Fort Canby, where her brother E. Webb, Sandlake, farmer. is a blacksmith in the engineering de P. B. C. Lucas, Beaver, farmer. partment. Chas. E Easom, Balm, farmer, The young and happy couple start F. S. Wh*tehouse, Hoquarton, farmer. their wedded life with the brightest pros A. A. Apslev, Netarts, farmer. pects, and the Journal, with many other Erick Gladd, Tillamook, farmer. friends, extend the glad hand with a wish that they may have a long and Alderm n's Bondsmen are Sued. happy life.— Pacific Journal. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES. $250.00 GIVEN AWAY ! In Cash and Mer chandise, By TODD & CO. January 1 st and April 1st, 1906. AGAINST "UdE STORM^ '^1 i W here isn W W otectic V s < t T1 THE TOWEi CKER5| I JI Ol ALL. I rtC. I BEST DEALERS A. J. TOWER CO.. ESTABLISHED IB36 I — »OSTOM NtW YORK CMlCAOO ■ The best values in Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur nishing Goods given also at this sale. TODD & CO., Justice Haberlach bour.d VV. E. Catter- li i over to the grand jury for assault upon Con Desmond, at Netarts, with a dangerous weapon, the justice allowing I him to go on his own recognizance. Joe Whitney was down from Nehalem Suits have been filed in the circuit on Tuesday. He met with an accident Death Roll of Railroads. about two weeks ago. and falling while court by Handlev & Thayer, who are attorneys acting for the countv, against descending from the loft of Ins barn, had W ashington , Oct. 2+.—The statement Mrs. Edith M Alderman, administratrix GO TO his lift arin broken in two places of railroad accidents recently issued hv of the estate and the bondsmen of the Quarterly meeting and conference at iHte3heriffH.IL Aiderman, to recover the Interstate Commerce Commission the U.B. church, embracing next Sab covered only the last quarter of the last about $8,000. which the county claims FOR bath, Nov. Sth, Rev. J, S. Rhoads, pre fiscal year. The figures for the entire he was short in his accounts, which had siding elder, officiating. Preaching ser fiscal year are now given as follows : vices : Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ; Sunday, 11 j been experted by Clark & Buchanan, Total number of passengers killed in who found the defalcations. Two suits a.in. and 7.30 p.m. Business session on ■EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18 1905 train accidents, 350 ; passengers injured were filed against the estate, one having __________ ______ — _ _______________ Monday at 2 p.m. We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction. in train accidents, 6+98. The total been already disposed of against the PORTLAND Arrive. Leave number of employes killed tn train acci The water question has taken another I county and the other is pending in turn, for Attorney H T. Botts file* a the circuit court and is more than likely dents was 798 ; injured, 7052 There «:()(> a.m. | Portland Union / 1 1.20 a.m. 7:00 p in. ( depot for Astoria.Í 9:50 p.m. suit in the circuit court for J. P. Atkin to meet a like fate, so the attorneys have were 187 passengers killed in other than train accidents, and 3563 injured ; 2+63 and C. A. Doty against the Tillamook sued the bondsmen, after a long delay ASTORIA Arrive. Leave MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL W ater Company. The plaintiffs hold a in bringing the matter as to the amount employes killed in other than train acci. Begins its 2+lh year September 26th 7:45 a.m. (for Portland ami / 1 1:35 a.m. mortgage against the water plant, there of how much Aiderman really owes the dents, and 38,37+injured ; a grand total waypoints. | 10:35 p m. T iikke C ourses of S tudy 6:1U p.m. 1 of all classes of 537 passengers killed nnd being $3,000 now owing. county. Attorney Ralph Dumway, who Preparing for County and Stnte Cer 10,050 injured, and 3261 employes SEASIDE DIVISION. Sixty years ago ! What a difference in will represent Mrs. Alderman and the tifieates. Higher courses recognized in killed, and +5 +26 injured. Washington mid other State.. methods! Then the hard-earned dollars bondsmen, claims that $1,800 is all that This shows an increase of 117 pas Arrive. ASTORIA Leave were put in a leather bag or an old cof is due the county, which they offered to D emand for N ormal T rained sengers killed and 1963 injured, and a fee pot and hid under the hearthstone settle but refused by the county. We do T eachers . 5:20 p.m. 1 1:35 a.m. for Seaside Direct decrease of 106 employes killed, and an or celler floor. But the davs of the il >t know whether we are right in ad Longer terms, higher wnges nnd better 1 acre use of 2160 employes injured. opportunities tor promotion award the Leave “Stocking Bank” and the “Coffee Pot v ((icing this theory, that to settle the Arrive. ASTORIA There were 622+ collisions during the Normal graduate lor his enterprise. Bank” arc past.—Tillamook County amount of the shortage, it will have to School directors appreciate the superior t M:15 a.m. « for Warrenton, » • 10: tS a.in* rear, with a money loss of $+.8+9,05+, Bank. • fie placewl in the hands of a referee. The ability of Monmouth graduates and the i Hi.mmond, Ft. / and 5371 derailments, with a money demand far exceeds the supply. 3:50 p.m. . ’ Stevens, Seaside.) 7:40 a.m A jury tried a case in Justice Haber- parties who are on the bonds are : loss of $+.862,602, a total of 11,595 Inch's court on Monday in which U. Mills I Bond executed 6th July. 1898 —Peter collisions nnd derailments a total Special attention given to methods work in graded and ungraded schools, Arrive SEASIDE Leave Catalogues containing full information will be sent on application. Jued J< hn Zuer< her lor $200,who claimed Heisel. L II. Brown, Henry Rogers. P. money loss of $9,711,656 being done bv R essler , President ; | McIntosh, J Donaldson. L. G. Freeman. ' Correspondence invited. A<ldress !-• D. 4:30 p.m. 4 for Astoria Direct H2:30 p.m lie was entitled to that amount of damage to cars, engines and roadways. ^OrJ. B. V. B utlek , Sécrétai v « inon.y as the balance of« co amission in l Eli Goodspeed, W. G. Chance. Mrs. Ells Arrive. SEASIDE Leave « real (state deal. Tilt jury, after being j j R. Haysand Frank Wheeler. Testimony gathered in Boston shows locked tip several hours, took a different j I Bond executed in the same year—W. that William Rockefeller and II. H. 6:10 a.m. i for Warrenton Ft » 9:26 a.m. ' Stevens. Ham- > view and brought in a verdict for Zuer I S. Havs, Peter Brant. H. F. Goodspeed, Rogers divided $3,565,000 as the profits f9:3<> a.m. ’ rnond, Antoría. » 7:20 p.m. F. M. Lamb and M. W. Harrison. cher, which puts the cost ol the suit on of a Boston gas deal. Philanthropists Bond executed in 1903—George Ginger, j of the McCurdy type are not neglecting Mills, amounting to $50. Additional train leaven Astoria daily at 11:30 a.m. for all points on Ft. Stevens Articles incorporating the Tillamook W. B. Alderman, John Paquet, J. Wm the illumination ol the human race. branch, arriving Ft. Stevens 12:30 p.m , re. Transporation and Tug Company were I Jennings. F. B Ely, C. Desmond, W. S , It is not generally known that nuts turning, leave« Ft. Steven» at 3:00 p.m.. ar Havs. I. C. Q tick, J. H. Hathaway and filed .vith th»1 County Clerk on Friday, j are very close relations to hornets, riving Astoria 2:43 p Ul, Has just received the largest I M F. Leach. • Sunday only.2» ibe capital stock being $25,000, and the wasps and bees, or that some wasps and best selected stock of Boots Bond executed in 1902—John L. Jones, • Through ticket» and clone connection via incorporators are C. B. Hadley. F. S. store honey. One species, we learn Iroin and Shoes direct from the N. 1’. Ry. at Portland and Goble and O. R W hitehouse «r.d F. B. Dodge The com. | J H. Hatha «ay. J W Jenniiig«, M. H. " rite County Gentleman.” was dea At N. Co., via Portland. pany is organized for the purpose of Lawn. P. Mcliitoth, G. W. Grayxoa, crilied by Az irn, one of the early Spanish Factory that was brought to J. C. Mayo, G. P. A. I W. G Chance. G. W. Kiger, J. S Elliott operating a line of steamers for the Coast nnturalisis in South America. The nest this city, and made out of the trade and towing lumber schooners into (C. A. Elliott, executor of the rstntr), F. is egg shaped, and is suspended to a best quality of leather to be had SIIEIIIFFN HtLK Tillamook Bay to avoid the delay which R. Beal*, H. F. G<>o<l«peed and James branch Porticoes are made to shoot in the market. they vt ere subjected to in previous years Hjghey. the rain off above the entrances, and the Do you want to see the pret N oticr in H khkby (»rvKN,—That by virtue of an execution insued out of an under the in being compelled to beat about outside outer wait is very thick. The combs tiest and best line of fall and SPRUCE seal of the County Court of the State of Oregou. for Lincoln County, bearing «late lor the want ol a tow boat. are full of rather tasteless honey. In the 26th day of September, 1905, upona The Spruce school is progressing nicely, Uruguay another wasp makes honey, winter foot wear that was ever From Assessor A M. Hare’s census re ludgment rendered in said Court on the 3th offered l>efoie for rale can be day of September, 1905. in favor of Alex Mc with Mr. Hill, of Dolph, ns teacher. but it is poisonous to human stomachs. turns il e following figures give the pop Nair At Company .plaintiff, and againnt Caro found at the Red Front Shoe line Thornton, defendant, for the sum of Harrison Booth has moved from the In the hornet, bee, wasp nnd ant the ulation of Tillamook Countv and that 120.00 with interest thereon from the 5th Store. «lay of December, 1902; the further sum of °l the two incorporated cities. There is Jones place nt Spruce to the U tt. par- poison of the sting or bite is the same, J46.MO with interest thereon from the 16th namely, formic acid. This is quite an increase of only 53 prrs<»»is in th<. sonage at Beaver. The best trade builder for a Shoe Store is fit. The leather will «lay of January. 1 904. interest on each of said ' sums at the rate of s per cent |»er annum, C. Dee has moved from the Payne different from the secretion of the poison not attone for in acking foot. entire county over i he pre vious lensus Neither will it satisfy a ladies’ and for the further sum of >41.30 as attorney ous snakes —London Globe. and th< vosts and «llsbursements of the five years ago, And with an increase in place In the Gessner place good taste, if it dont help towards rendering her foot attractive. fees action and 1+caring interest at the rate of H. A Kimnonan and family have l>een the population ol Tillamook City of 70 H per cent j>er annum from dateof judgment: My Ladies ’ first-class shoes cannot be surpassed for their ex- which said writ was to me «July directed. I picking apple» at 11 Quick s fur the past S tats or O hio . C ity or T olboo . i H u Population of Tillamook Co. 4 52+ on the 29th «lay of September. 1903. Lucas C ocmtv . cellentj fitting qualities. For young men of taste I have the <li«l, Males.............................................. 2.458 «July levy upon the following described real few days F kahk J CHr.ssv make, oath that he l* the pr«o>erty <»wnc«l by said defendant, situate 2.<>66 nobbiest in stock. Call and see. Old Men ’ s Shoes of the Femahs ..................................... senior psrmei of the firm of K J. I HESS» Ik Clvde Kinnnmnn was out trjinghis ’n Tillamook County, Oregon.to-wit : Cc «foing business in the C'ty of l<»l«*«1o. Subject to militate duty........ 728 Lots one. two. three and four, of Block best quality for sale cheap, and also a fine assortment of old Count» »'id State afore«« id. and that Mid firm new buggy mol harness Sunday evening Tillamook Citv........................... 9<>6 of Thayer’s addition to Tilla pay (he sun of ONE ill’XhR'ih IMI. somewhat * will I keep^also the latest grade of Boy’s Winter twenty-three Civile seems to think it is I- mook (now within the corporate limits of 90 LAKS f >r em-h «nd every chw of « »itarrh tout Ladies’ Siloes. Nehalem Ci tv............................ cannot be cured by the use of H all ’ s C aiak + h Shoes, high or low cut. » My Misses’ and Children School Shoes Tillamook City), ami in pursuance of the than to nicer to ride up Bear Creek. comman«ls of sai«! wilt. I will on Saturday, i the 4th «lay of November, 1905, at the hour Cl“*- PRANK J. I HKNHV cannot lie beat. i of 1O o’clock a.m.. at the Court H«»uscdoor, Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre- walk. Sw im to before me and sulMciibed in iny looking in Tillamook Citv. Tillamook County, (his Mb day of p.-cember tl). The public are respectfully invited to examine my goods lie- Oregon, eaced dentist is located in The Blaineites went home whether nreaenee, to-wit at the door of the SherllFs 1 _ A. * GLEA*». sorrowful, we dont know »ell the afiove de«cribe<i real pro- fore purchasing elsewhere. All goods purchased of me will be i j office, J ska T? * Notary Public. Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and it quite perty at public auction to the highest bio«ler was the lain rain or the price of goods. I tor cash, to satisfy said {udgment, execution is prepared to do nothing but Bud Wallace returned home Thursdav Hall « Catarrh to take internally and repaired at reduced rates. _ on the Cure | an«l Interest, with accruing costs and ex act* _____ directly blood and mneous ««trfaees first class work and give the from penses, Send for testimonials, free to drive cattle up the coast. I ^jhe ./¿¿n C H WOOLF«. F J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. best of sitisfaction If your Mrs. helping Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon, B. Wallace has lieen on the sick »old by l»ru«»*t«. 7V t 4 Tinted this 4th dny of October, 1905. teeth need fixing call upon H ill • Family «re the be-t. !i«t this vrrk. him. I I CLOTHIERS. NEW MEAT MARKET. A. H. BEATY PRIME BEEF. MUTTON PORK, VEAL AND SAUSAGE MEAT. Main Street, Tillamook. RED FRONT SHOE RE. I P. F BROWNE,Salesman A-&. C. R.R. TIME CARD.
