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90 JA ÌADIJG of one dollar we will furnish you with a HEMBREE IS CHARGED WITH MURDER. pass book and savings bank, Open an account today. Tillamook County Big January Clearance Waives Examination and Bank. Bale la on in Full Blast at Case Goes Over to Circ The Sunday services nt the Christian •• HALTOM’S ” Everv arti Court. church, preaching by the pastor at 11 a m.. subject : ‘‘A Common Sense Reli cle in Stock Reduced in Price A. J. Hembree waa arraigned Friday gion.” Also at 7 p.m., subject • "Five morning, charged with the murder ol bi* Save Your 8ale Slips ; if One Things.” There will be special wife and daughter, Mrs. U. Hembree and vou trade $50 oo worth during music at both services. A cordinl invi Ora Ellen Hembree, on Friday morning. tation is extended to all to attend these the year 1906 we will give The case came before Justice Carl Haber, services. lack on the complaint of Deputy District absolutely Free a 43 Piece On Tuesday evening Tillamook Lodge Attorney Cooper. Attorney C. W. Tal Dinner Set; if you trade No. 94. I. O. 0. F. installed the follow mage appeared for the prisoner, who ing officers : E. E Tyler, N. G.t |. S. waived examination, so the case will go ♦25 00 we will give vou a Lamar, V. G.; S. A. Brodhead,secrclary; Graphophone. Concert every i Peter Bract, treasurer ; J C. Holden, over to the circuit court. evening on the Graphophone. : financial secretary, and on Wednesday Paint, Editorial Snap Shots. evening Morning Star Rebecca Lodge. Sashes, No. 52, installed the following officers : There is some interesting testimony in Stella Perry, N. G. ; Alice Woolfe, V. G. I regard to the creamery stock that is sure TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Dora Severance, secretary ; Ida Wallin, to bob out again. treasurer; Sophia Severance, financial » H. T. Botts, for abstracts. secretary. After instalation the broth Death is taking off a number of onr Born, on Saturday, to the wife of H. ers surprised the Rebeccas by spreading • old and prominent citizens. As we look Perry, a son. a banquet of fresh oysters, cake and ; back the last few years and remember Henry Tobi was down from Nehalem frnit. The hall was crowded so there the names of those who have been laid was not seating capacitv for all. Every away in the silent citv of the dead, we on Wednesday. Agents for the Western Stray calf, a small red heifer, on Geo. body enjoyed themselves and had a good I wonder who it will be our painful duty time. The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas to record their deaths during this year ? Williams’ place- aregrowiug so that they are compelled * * * V. A. W. Schiappi returned from Port If the contention holds good that a to build an addition on their hall to land on Monday. The Reliable in Tillamook County accommodate the members who attend city cannot confine an election exclusively James Wilson and Geo. Tone have re the meetings. The Odd Fellows have to taxpayers, then it must follow that turned to the city. ■J: - two candidates for their next meeting on the whole proceedings connected with the Vi Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of J. J. Tuesday, January 9th,one for the second bonding of Tillamook City for the new Johnson, a daughter. degree and one for the third and the water system was illegal We do not I This small tract of disputed land has COMMISSIONERS CO H. Schollymeyer was in the city Wed Rebeccas have 6candidates on Wednes give this as a legal opinion but from a EOULDER CREEK. I common sense standpoint. day evening, Jan. 17th. Both lodges are caused hard words, ill-feeling lietween nesday from Nehalem. Continued from 1st : Page. * * * A happv new year to everyone. neighbors, the breaking of the ties of Born, on Saturday, to the wife of Cas working in harmony. The effort of those who are trying to JUDGES AND CLERKS OF f ELECT friendship, and a law suit besides a host Mr. Ralph Moor returned from Tilla Thejubilce service nt the Presbyterian per Schiappi, jr., a son. Nehalem—Judges, B. A. Todd, deprive E. M. Harvey of his homestead of minor evils, so the advent of Mr. Gov. George W. Kiger left on Sunday for a church on Sunday evening was largely is ill-time and will only aggregate the mook on new year’s day, after a week’s S Easoin. O. A. Lommen. Clerks. I Surveyor, with all his paraphernalia will Battei son, G. R. McKimens, H. N. vacation. attended, the Methodist and the United business trip on the outside. ctlse against those who have been indict L. C. L. Getchell visited his sister Mrs. be hailed with delight bv Boulderites. Brethren churches joining|in the services. Folev—Judges, W. H. Hoskins, Money to loan on improved farm pro ed for land frauds, and is liable to cause Chopard from Saturday until Tuesday. P. R. Coulson, of Blaine, hauled a Knudson, E. R. Bales, Clerks, \ When the church was built, there was perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals. * considerable trouble to others betöre it not sufficient monev on hand to pay all Born, on Wednesday, Dec. 20, to Mr. lond of lumber past here New Year's Derby, A. C. Daniel. Homer Mason has been on the sick list the debts, somewhere between $400 and is through with. However, we will look Garibaldi—Judges N. McMillan, and Mrs. R. Y. Blalock, a daughter, day. on and enjoy the fun of seeing one and with an attack of sciatic rheumatism. Miss Bessie Bays.who has been attend, Shearer, U. Tilden. Clerks, F. B. Ho I $500 being the amount of money that eleven and one half pounds. Mother and F. Crane, P. B. Vantress. Chilblains cured over night by using was deficit. So that the church should the other get deeper and deeper into the bov both getting along nicely. ing school at Long Prairie, has come Bav—fudges, J. Nevin, Arnos Va muss. It’s poor business, gentlemen, Clough’s chilblain lotion 25c. a bottle. not be in debt, several of the members home to stay we are informed. Mrs. Lulu Dingess and her little dau Miles Warren. Clerks, C. A. Elliot, this trying to do up one another, but as Sunday Master Leslie Jensen returned The ladies ot tin* Presbyterian (’hurcb obligated themselves by borrowing the Jacoby, G H. Williams. this is characteristic of a number of Till ghters, Wilma amf Meltha, have been from Hebo where he had been visitili»; have decided to give a St. Valentine’s aniennt of monev that was short and Tillamook—Judges. A. Anderson, ainookers it is just as well to let them visiting relatives and friends on Boulder Watt, Gust Wicklund. Clerks. C applied it to the debt, giving their per his grandparents social. the past week. go ahead and get "chewed up” also. Drew, E. F. Laughlin, A. J. Cohn, H. L. Jensen seems to keep a popular Get into the habit of trading at Pntz- sonal note for the same. It was the pay * * * Hoquarton—fudges. W.J. Plank, ing off of the note which was the occa SOUTH PRAIRIE. hostelry for teachers. Messrs. R. Moor, laff’s and receive a 5 per cent discount V, A. W. Schiappi was held up on the F. Goodspeed, F, Trout. Clerks, S. sion of some rejoicing amongst Presby for cash. • Wilson river road by a little girl and she the Boulder teacher and F. E. Borneman ve a Brodhead, E. H Whitney. A. T. W Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Govne terians on Sunday, in which some of the made him dig up 50c. It is a good joke the Woolf Creek teacher, are both board Fairview—-Judges. M C. Trowbri Clough’s Chilblain Lotion stops the i and H. F. Holden, Gust Kunze. Clerks, G Christmas dinner to their friends sister churches joined. S|>eeches were on Mr. Schiappi, for although he had ing there. itching and burning immediately, 25c, made by Howard Drew, Prof. E H. Mills, L. Johnson, F. Bester. Mrs. Laura Baysand Mrs, Lula Din- neighbors. read and heard a great deal about toll a bottle. A son of Jacob Pesterfield had the Whitney, Supt. W. W. Wiley. W. H. Barnegat—Judges, A. H Mahler, G gess spent New year's day with Mrs. roads, this was the first time his optics Undenominational holiness meeting Cooper and the pastor, Rev. A. S. Fos misfortune to cue one of his feet quite Elliott, E. D. Snodgrass. Clerks, S Q Grace Chopard. every Tuesday at 2 p m. at the U.B. par. ter, who said, in the course of his minis had beheld—not a sweet little maid—but Morris, J. A. Biggs, W. A. Shaw. Quite a number of Boulderites have bad last week. Dr. Smith was called in a genuine toll gate, or, to put it more to sonage. Everybody welcome. * Little Nestncca—Judges, J. K. Cra to dress the wound. try, he had seen times when he would the point, one of Tillamook's hold up been attending the Blaine literary which A. W. Fletcher, A. M. Comment, Cl E. T. Halconi expects to leave Satur have been glad to have had members in There was a dance given at Grandma C Atterbury, W. Christensen, H. stations. This is the receipt the little they pronounce excellent. day to meet the Salesman of the ('ash his church assume and get under a debt H A. Chopard is wintering two cows Johnson’s last week which was enjoyed Beckwith girl gave him for holding Inin up ; Buyers’ Association at Spokane by all. the same as some of the members of the Union—Judges, W. R. Robedce, A,| for P. R. Coulson of Blaine. Toll Gate. Dec. 27. 1905. Prestc n Marolf has been having a Wavmire. D. T. Werschul, Clerks, W. Felix Roy is down from Nehalem in the Presbyterian church of this city had Received of V A. W Schiappi 50c. for A number of the friends and relatives Raleigh, F. E. Norton,H. A. Miles interest of the bridge, being loaded with done. Rev. J. E. Connor, of the U.B. the purpose of riding a horse up *he Wil of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bays, gave them severe attack of neuralgia. South Prairie—-Judges, T. H. Goy? chnrch, and Rev.C. A. Stockwell, ot the son river on the public county road. There was a meeting called by the a petition to present to the eourt. a surprise last Friday, Dec. 29, it being Agent for the loll Road Company, Guy Vaughn, John Sheets. Clerks, T A new creamery company is being M.E. church, also made appropriate re the twenty fourth anniversary of their leading dairymen of this neighborhood Lyster, Frank Fitzpatrick, H. Rogers W esley R ush . organized at South Prairie, called the marks, congratulating the Presbyterians marriage. Mr. and »Mrs Ba vs were to consider the advisability ot buying * * Carnahan—-Judges, L. P. Rev, J in being free from debt, and in its greater South Prairie Creamery Company. We were told a few days ago that at both away from the house, having been Mr. McIntosh's cheese factory .and con Simmons, Jacob Blum. Clerks, 1. sphere of usefulness in the future. verting it into a co-operative factory. Moore, Charles Desmond, I. S. Phili about the time the grand jury was in got out of the way bv much maneuver Herbert Cooper has been employed as Beaver —Judges, G. W. Wallace. J< session a certain party laid in wait for ing to give the people an opportunity principal of Bay City school, ati(|| Miss Spencer. A Brown. Clerks. E. K, Prizes Won at Todd’s the editor for a hour and half. If this to gather and get the tables arranged Bertha Leader, of Troutdale, as assist. GI/ENORA. bert, J. Christensen, G. H. Poland. The following tickets won the prizes individual wants to get into a devil of a and loaded with the good things they nt. Dolph—Judges, W. Baxter, L. L. Sh< in the first dra wing at Todd & Co. Jan. muss, something worse than the Tilla brought. Then when all was ready, Mrs. Margaret B. Illingworth is spend, ridge, 0. Kellow. Clerks, A. Miller, Count}’ Clerk G. B. Lamb took some I, at 3:30 p. tn moot land fraud conspirators, all he has the bridal pair were called home by ing the holidays at home with her par- Shortridge, Geo. Baxter. of the testimony in the case in which Ed. 601—A. K. Hill—$25 00 cash. to do is to come right straight into the plausible excuses. Everything fit in ents Mr and Mrs. W. J. Smith. Netarts—Judges, G. W. Phelp9, G, 1051 — H H. Brooten—$18 00 suit. Laughlin jumped E. M. Harvey 's home Clerks, A. Headlight office and attempt what he perfectly and the surprise of the worthy 1442—Leon Berry—$12 00 overcoat. Toby ‘Smith came from Tillamook, Watkins. C. B. Wiley stead. 238— R. T. Robinson—$12.50 suit. proposed to do It is only a contempli* couple was complete and overwhelm, where he has been attending school to Austin, E. Morgan, W. E. Catterliu. A new stock of Crouse & Brondegee 1672—A. K. Case—$10.00 suit case. Sandlake—-Judges, James Atkinson, ble, cowardly cur who lavs in wait to do mg. Those present were : Mr. and Mrs. spend Christmas at home. 239— R. F, Robinson—$8.00 trunk. suits, overcoats, raincoats, just arrived E. Webb. H. H. Havs Clerks, E. Atki a person a injury. The editor is not W. N. Ba vs, Misses Bessie, Lillibel, Miss Amy Recher returned home a few son, Jeff Harris, J. R. Thompson. 1621 — J Pesterfield — $3.50 pair shoes. at Todd's. Call and see them before 1449— L. I) Ack lev—$3 00 bat. worrying, for he has run up against Laura, Una and Fleta Bays, Messrs. days ago from Hillsboro, where she had Blaine—-Judges, J. J. Howser, J. Tom buying. * 1124—Frank Foster—$3.50 shoes. quite a number of individuals like this Ham and Maurice Bays, Master Abe been visiting her sister Mrs. Grace Hoyt kins, H. L. Jenson. Clerks, W. D. Gia 2922 — H. M. Farmer — $2.50 shoes. Take your hides to M. F. Leach’s meat who are scared of a grand jury, or who Bays. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ba vs, Mr. for the past two weeks. well, M. A Cady, Seth Moon. 2141 —Mrs. F C. Baker—$2.00 hat. market and get the highest price. He is Hebo—J. J. McGinnis, f. F. Jenkins, Next drawing $150.00 April 1st, 1906. for fear of being indicted have to skip off and Mrs. Donold McIntyre, Mr. and Arthur Ruher came from Forest Grove paying 6c. |wr pound for wdl trimmed Worthington. Clerks, G. H. Ward, Fr out of the countv. Mrs R. M. Dingess and little daughters to keep Christmas at home. Lewallen, J. R. Lowrance. green hides. • Welma and Meltha, Mr and Mrs. H. L Half The World Wonders The road is in a dreadful condition NEW ROAD SUPERVISORS. The ladies of the Methodist Church how tin* other halt lives. Those who Danger of a Ccld and How to Jensen, Masters Carl, Leslie and Chester from Bester’s to the logging camp. Avoid lhem. Rroad supervisors were appointed will give a supper on Friday evening, «IMO Burkle’i’s Arnica Salve never won Jensen, Misses Ethel and Jessie Jensen, When fames F. Reeher drove to Forest follows • More fatalities have their origin in or lasting from five until ten o’clock, which der if it will cure Cuts, Wounds Burns, result from a cold than from any other Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mills, Master Ben Grove with four passengers, Dec. 24, District No. 1.—Fred Zaddach. Sores and all Skin eruptions; they know will only cost 15c. . District No. 2.—John Hickey. it will. Mrs. Grant Shy, 1130 E. Rey cause. This fact alone should make nie Mills. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Glad well, they attempted to make him pay toll at people more careful as there is no District No. 3.—F. Severance. The union watcMiight service on Sun nolds St., Spring field, III., ssys ‘1 regard infant son and little daughters, Ruth, the upper gate. He therefore deliberat danger whatever from a cold when it is District No. 4.—S. M. Dailey. dnv night at the Presbyterian chnrch it one of the absolute necessities of pro|ierly treated in the beginning. For Mabie. Alice, Myrtle and Ruby. The ely chopped the gate down and threw District No. 5.—Herman Farmer was well attended, and at miduigh. the j housekeeping.” Guaranteed by Chas. I. many years Chamlierlain's Cough Rem occasion was a very enjoyable one and the pieces in the creek. Result we have District No. 6.—A. Arstill. Clough, druggist, 25c. edy has been recognized as the most la-lls chimed in the new vear. wdl be remembered with much pleasure a free road at one end, for a few days THE TAX LEVY. prompt ami effectual medicine in use The boxing match which was sched lor this disease. It acts on nature’s plan, by all present, The guests departed at at least. On his return home he was The tax levy for 1905 was fixed at 25 H uled tor last Thursday evening did loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, a late hour all wishing Mr. and Mrs. delayed two hours by a big fir tree mills as follows ; ofiens the secretions and aids nature in Bays a continuation of their wedded which had fallen, blocking the road. He take place owing to the boys being 4 2-10 mills for County School Fund. restoring the system to a healthy con happiness and many 1-10 mills for School Library Fund. fused the use of the opera house. happy returns of finallv succeeded in cutting around it. dition. Sold by Chas. I. Clough s Drug 7 4-10 mills for General Fund (county).■ the day. Will Illingworth andjE. Laughlin were The adveut of the new year passed Store. 4 5-10 mills for Court House Fund. According to letters received by Mrs. at the \\ hite House Wednesday night, quietly in I his citv, the same ns Christ 8 7-10 mills for Road, bridges, high- 1 Railroad Lands for Lease. R. A. Hardin from the U. S. land com also A. W. Schiappi, of Hobsonville. inas. with no drunken rowdyism to dis ways, etc. Lands of the OREGON AND CALI missioner at Washington, D. C., through Snow has fallen three inches deep, and turb the peace and quiet ot the citv. The report of P. W. Todd, cour.tyl A HARD ROW 1 FORNIA RAILROAD COMPANY, in the Surveyor General at Portland, one everyone is looking for a hard winter. Emmett Quick had the misfortune to And a long pull dcscrilw’s the pathway Oregon, will be leased for the year 1906. treasurer, was approved. of Uncle Sam’s representatives, a gov a woman artlictud with (••inale weak« I subject to sale John McNamer passed here on his way be kicked in the face on Saturday by one o* In regard to the special road tax levies I no** unless sin» Is under the care of a ot his horses, the force of which broke doctor who Inis had successful experience j Owners of farms and ranches adjoin ernment surveyor will be here in a short to Forest Grove, Friday. We failed to in road districts Nos. 1 and 2, the court I in the treatment of such cases or else has ing railroad lands should file their appli- time to correct the mistake in the sec learn the names of his passengers. his lu.se and otherwise bruised up his found ordered the county clerk not to extend I the right remedy which can be ' CMtions not ............... later than February 1, 1906, tion line which has been the source of face. these levies on the tax roll on account of | after which safely used Independently of the doctor. *’ ‘ date applications from constant trouble, worry and litigation Forty y»*ars ago. Dr. R. V. Pierce found I others will also be considered. Dr- P« J. Sharp, the expre- Owing to the pressure on our space we that irregularities an the elections. women were being grossly mal Address : between the parties concerned, for nearly enced dentist is located in have I h ' cii unable to find room for some treated mainly through Ignorance a?’d Plans for the new bridge at Nehalem CHARLES W. EBERI.F.IN, two years. Everyone in the neighbor Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and were accepted and call for bids will be of the testimony in the Laughlin-Harvey carelessness, and he determined to devote ActHiK,Dand Agent, himself to study and research till he hood will lie glad to have this matter is prepared to do nothing but r<intent, which makes intereetirg read found the real cause of their suffering 1035 Mei eh»1 ts Exchange. made. finally settled, as of course when the first class work and give the and a proper remedy for it. San Franc co. Cal. ing. We had to hold over the jury list until He Jtmml it, and dug from Nature’s corner has been moved to its proper place best of satisfaction If your next v week for want of space and a few The steamer Sue H. Elmore, after ano Laboratory, the earth. Aufurc’s n mo’ira Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bv govermental authority, the disput woman’s weak masses and ailments, teeth need fixing call upon other * matters which the court had not ther delay, came in on Monday from for Absolutely Harmless. ants will be forced to accept that ns final. him tie found in Lady's Slipper root. Black Every lumber should know Hint acted upon when we went to press. Astoria and remained in the bay until Cohosh root. Unicorn root. Blue Cohosh and Golden Seal rout, the required Chambeilaiu a Cough Remedy is per Wednesday. She ex|>ecis to leave tor I root Ingnsliimts. fectly safe for children to lake, as it Asiorir on Saturday. *. • ■ I J • « * * * * g. g a The remedial virtues of these he re contain s nothing harmful For sale by •• ■ in. * bi ' ■ ■ ** » a • a a a tracted. combined and preserved by hii Chas. I. Clough's Drug Store At a meeting ot the city council Thurs own [M-culiar non-alcoholic, glyceric pro day erening it was decided to levy a 2 eras« s. and the conuiound Is now known A Modern Miracle. world over, as Dr. Pierce’s Favorite mill lux for general purposes and a 5 the Truly miraculous seemed the recov iTiwription. null tax to pay off some of the indebted . *<aGn»r of corsets too tight seemed ery of Mrs Molllie Holt of this place, to have on an atslotulnal pressunx writes J.O. R. Hooper, WiMxlford, lent» , ness ot the new water system. weakening the ligaments and resulting in 'she was so wasie I by coughing up yy , DEALERS IN The Port of rdlam<M,k Commission aisi'. t '.*’uent. which troubled me until I was puss from|her lungs. Dort< rs declared noi tn i.< walk, and at times ivuhi hanllv pa Hard a resolution of Hyin|»athv to the staiul. wriu-s Mix Heverb 8ltgrvaves. of U4 her end so near that her family had I ulu.n st sMi FraiidMxx Cal " \ neighbor walched by her lied.aide forty-eight family of tl it’ Inti.- I' H, .i<| Io ' aouxr.l me n, tn i»r l*h rev Favorite l‘ro- a riiitu.n Before the first buttle was u««ed hours; W hen. at mv urgent request Dr. till the v leanev l.v III. <l>'iith J| i relt much la-ttvi Improvement went Kings New Discovery was given her. F I. chci I i was elected to t'|| ’ii, pl.u «-. uill.\ on. ar d within four in.>nths I was likt* a new and well woman < hmv more. I w ith I be astonishing result that im The C E. Societ» <>l the Chii.iinn am now i» rfrvtk w< II and strong, n t ex- provement tirgan. and continued, unti i.v a'ratviul to you for your i4csi«d she finallv completely recovered. an< I hurcli will hold it. nnmiHl elecliou o|. tn-m remtMiy a txM>n to sick women.* h a healthy woman to day. ’ Guaran officer« next Suniinv evening lit,-re 1» n A Grear Doctor Book Free. Send 21 onr- leed cure for coughs and Colds 5br matter nt unpot tmice to come liefore the cent stamps to Dr R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, and $| at Chas. I Clough. Druggist. N. \ to cover mailing and he will M>nd Trial bottle free. »ovielv und n lull nttendiime ix deni red. vou free copv of his liMvcpage Comim»r. S'n-e Mistical Adviser, pa[>er-covered, Interval paid on Time Certificate* ct ! vlotn-coverod Prise Manarc* Roosters for Sale 31 stamps. Agent* for the New Centurv Farm Gate the rn'e ol 3 per cent lor *ix mouths or1 For Sale, Full Blooded Prize Mannrca Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the 4 (ier cent for one vein Upon H deporh and an'est laxative tor of Roosters. $t each. Applv at the Hend. vn'.cate wtiueu. light otlicc. HEADQUARTERS F.OR 3 ¿3 DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVESi & RANCES We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Gias and China, Oils, Varnish, Doors. Window Fine Line of Choic GROCERIES « * * Great Saw McNAIR CO., Most Merchants TRADE WITH KING & MILLS CO Hardware, Tinware, Implements and Sporting Goods When you Want a Cook Stove, Range or Heater we have exactly what you want Our Prices are down low. We want your trade STORE : NEXT TO POST OFFICE » • ■» • ■ s • K B * ! hroux I The 1 put on l.er tre Law n I We I [marri Hane' read, Ass [ on Si his pl will Was C«“t lnl th« t 4 pel ol ot pRSS acvn
