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npIntiicJ JRu'sg Jj the .M)|| 111.. **‘Tlitfl] .ate» ¡3 Wwòlidjt illmnook XVIII. No. 40 OREGON, FEBRUARY I, 1906 Next Sunday evening, at 7.30, at the Seventh Day Adventist church, the sub « ject to be presented is : “The origin of ts. for abstracts. wue is on the sick list this Sunday observance ; Is it the Lord's day ?” All are respectfully invited to | attend. tel went out on the stage on Just arrived, a consignment ol new goods, consisting of boys overalls, coats bbson and wife were in the city and vests. Brand new aud all wool and *•» ’P0?. latest style at less than half the usual n Pl ¡Hue* pvas up from Cloverdale on price others sell for. Call and see them, Uli PNsJ e -sale ul W. E. Page. * Oregm ■yer, of Dolph, was in the city M- Rev. W. J. Roehmer was driven out to >y aetul Way. the mineral springs in the south part of IBozortb, of Portland, was in the county to try the cure for rheuma Stnie o tism at Brooten’s place, where several o Sunday. bilet soap at 10c. per dozen parties have been greatly benefited by bathing in the mineral springs. AT E. Page's. * he Ixo. or .tot In answer to the complaint in the suit t Bailey returned from a trip to Bfltli b is* flier uiuj of R. Robinson vs. the R. Robinson n Wednesday. Oregon Cheese Company, filed last week, it is •V. I m U, to loan on improved farm pro- moved that it be made more plain and .«son, oi pply to F. R. Beals. * tek, Or. definite. Chas. Ray is President and suffer returned from a business Geo. W. Kiger is the secretary of the R. rre*y 5 fib- their Irtland on Wednesday. Robinson Cheese Company. >3tl> dflj .arsen is getting the material Some where about eleven o’clock on •Rister. his new blacksmith shop. Monday night B. C. Lamb heard a loud n Wednesday, to the wife of crash of glass, and next morning it was undquist, twins, daughters. seen that someone had smashed one of h. iQoó. tie late, but you can get those the panes of glass in the Headlight of 11 pl lance •grew* Of fice, which, no doubt, was done by some ets at King & Mill’s now. * e sale of ilia. Ore. ing cots, way below others in of the few malicious persons who are ury,” ai quality, call on W. E. Page. * violating the law. ts by act The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in Hauxhurst died on Wednesday on Saturday, her passengers being Mr- O«W, mains will be buried to-mor- ir ssor» and Mrs. C. Svenson, Ed. Hurke, George 1 ol thr if Sw y Grover, J. M. Mapes, G. White, Annie ke came in on Saturday to do I north, White and O. Thornton She left again lo show rovements on his place south ot able for on Tuesday, when her passengers were Ji-Hi por. aid land Mrs. S. B. Morris and two daughters, W, >>s orti« the habit of trading at Patz- A. Barrett, O. Thornton, John Conklin 24 th day receive a 5 per cent discount and F. N. Elliott. 8: in- R om , I h .V City Sunday evening at the Christian egou. 's Chilblain Lotion stops the Church the Christian Endeavorers will "ely the file their nd burning immediately. 25c, occupy their hour with a program de. 4th day voted to the interests of Idaho Missions. gister, otracted meetings at the U.B Special effort will be made to make this ICE F04 re still in progress with good program effective and attractive and you are cordially invited to attend this >n. I. .905. new service. It will be closed in sufficient gine for Ed Donaldson ’ s .plissa came in on the steamer on time to allow all to go to the union iKreuol ■sale ui meeting. lia, ore iry,” h Married, on Friday, at the home of the w have logs and are prepared to S >y act ot i nd all bills.—Tillamook Lumber- bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Vaughn, at Bay View, Mrs. Egbert D. pany. ♦ " 5fate of dice hi* uick Meal Range is the range Goodspeed and Miss Lena Vaughn. The »urchase I Se « of t. King & Mills have the ex ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. ion No. A. Stockwell, pastorof the M E, Church. 10 W, ale of them. lie laud The young couple wete raised in Tilla uber or amar received his show cases and to mook and have a number of friends who e of his stock for his new drug ore the wish them a long life of happiness. They K<"i, ot the steamer. ames at will make their home at Corvallis for a ir all kinds of sewing machines time, where Egbert is attending dairy I a 1110 ok, timer D. ran tee a goddjob or no charge course at the Agricultural college. W. E. Page. * sely the Next Lord’s day morning at the ile their ination for . teachers certificates Christian Church the subject of the ser 6th day held on Wednesday, February <isten_i mon will be, "Buddhaism as the 'Light d following days. 'ICE FOl of Asia,’ contrasted with Christ as the Earlv Closing ! ; son, C. A. Smith, the past year, expects The Registration. Property to Exchange. ominational holiness meeting Light ot the world.” This will be the i soon to return to her home in Indiana. Wanted, to exchange, good Portland An agreement between the merchants Up to yesterday those who had regis- uesday at 2 p.m. at the U.B. par- first in a series of sermons of missionary property for deeded timber land. Ad I, lço6. of Tillamook City that takes effect I teied numbered 177, amongst the fol : She will be greatly missed by her many dress, Gladstone, No,512Mi Savier street. Everybody welcome. character leading tip to the March ot ipliance friends, as well as her son ’s family. February 1st, 1906. lowing parties : gr» ss of Portland. Or. er will be higher, so you don't tering for Foreign Missions. Our motto, Mrs. Grace Chopard and Master Nor- the sale We, the undersigned, merchants of Tl. Ren. Dem. So. Pr.N.P Ufornii, neglect your old haruess. King as Christians, should be : “The whole - - 13 - . man visited Mrs. Roxie Coulson, of 0 0 >rv.’’ as Tillamook City, do hereby agree to close Bay ................ 14 Advertising Rate« wide world for Jesus.” Hence we should have the best harness oil. * y act of 1 1 Blaine, Friday night and Saturday. our respective places of business during Beaver............. 9 3 3 Blaine ............ 4 3 1 0 0 educate ourselves regarding the condi L egal A dve R tihments : ff Woolfe received thè tax roll each month of the yesr at the hours Barnegat......... 1 0 O 0 1 Rate of First Insertion, per line, . ounty Clerk Latnb |on Monday tions and needs of man all over the mentioned below (except^ Saturday Cart, a ha 11 ...... 6 3 Sice hi. 0 3 0 world. This will be the only preaching Each subsequent insertion, line.... urchMt Dolph ............. 0 U 0 0 0 paving is now the order of the nights) : 11, range Business and professional cards, service in the Christian Church as we AND 1 5 5 tliat the Months of January, February, March, Fairview......... 21 10 1 month .................................... i timber unite in the Union Meeting at the Unit, Folev................ 1 0 0 1 o Homestead Notices......................... October and November stores close . and to kinds of new and second hand ed Brethern church in the evening. Garibaldi ......... 1 0 5 2 2 fore the Timber Claims................................ 1 promptly at 6 30 o'clock p.m. Hebo................ 1 0 0 0 bought and sold. Also boots, t rille When a woman says "I am racked with Locals, per line each insertion ... 1 0 l day ot A very pleasant birthday surprise Months of April, May, June and Sep Hoquarton...... 41 29 io pain,” the word -racked ” recalls the days Display advertisement, an inch, and rubbers repaired by W. E. 11 O 0 0 when they stretched the tender bodies of ' • party was given to Mrs. E. D. Snodgrass tember stores close promptly at 8 o’clock Little Nestucca 0 h, L. X 1 month .................................... women on the rack with roue and pulley Nehalem ......... 14 11 2 0 2 gon. on Saturday evening by a numbers of p.m. All Resolutions of Condolence until the very joints cracked. Netarts ............. 0 3 3 0 0 iely the e vour hides to M. F. Leach’s meal Lodge Notices, 5c. per line. Fancy an attendant saying to the tor le their her friénds. The evening was enjoy- Months of July, August and December Sandlake......... 4 3 0 0 1 t and get the highest price. He is tured woman, "Please smile and look Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. i day of 0 0 nbly spent with games and refreshments. storeswill remain open as long as the South Prairie.. 10 7 1 Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., g 6c. |.er pound for well trimmed ^And yet the woman "racked with pain,’ Tillamook ...... 41 26 12 0 2 (later. Some nice presents were received, and trade requires. minimum rate, 25c. not exceedir.g five hides. * Union ............. 0 0 0 0 0 Is expected to smile through her agon» ick zol all departing st a late hour, wishing her Sores will remain open every Satur and to make homo happy. She cant lines. . Beals has sold the Robert Fin many happy returns. Those present day night as long as the trade requires. do it. It is against Nature. Generally I Total 177 115 3« 14 4 Notice. l»o6. nell and personal property at Oceau were : Mr. and Mrs Sappington, Mr. speaking, the racking pains of 11 health Signed : pii ance such as headache, backache and "bear-j Dry Wood for Sale.—Inquire of J. S. to C. S. Wells The price paid for and Mrs. A. J. Stillwell. Mrs. Bain, D. T. Edmunds, fress of King & Mil la Co. Ing-down pains” are related to derange Diehl, residence, one mile east of city. BOULDER CREEK. of tin- ropertv was $5,000. ments or disorders of the organs dis Mrs. McGhee, Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. Maxwell, Alex. McNair & Co. W. A. Williams. Jregoo, tinctly feminine. When this condition | as er Mr Jim Tompkins went to Tillamook control no creamery or cheese Misses Ruby McGhee, Ollie and Ellen Todd & Co. Carl A. Patzlaff. Is removed the general hea th Is restored, Stolen. y act ot Tueoday and returned Thursday. ries. Belong to no combines. Have Case, Veda Sappington, Eva, Bessie and R D. Wade. and with health comes back the smile of Cohn & Co. Marie Holden ’s watch was stolen Mr. R. Y. Blalock is soliciting sub h^?nynwmnan may regain her health at aliases. Just Tillamook County Belle Bailey, Evelyn Hoag. Flora Lucy, E. T. Haltorn. )r«goi fluors scriptions for the Oregon Journal (semi home without offensive questionings or from the Fairview school house by one k. That is all.— Tillamook County .Clyde, Clarence and Verle Stanley. Rob of il» 8 of the pupils 011 Thursday, Jan. 25, weekly) among his friends in this neigh examinations by the use of Dr. 1 f m H Maxwell, Chester McGhee, Horace Sap k. Entertainment. Favorite Prescription. Hick women may 1906. Watch is a small one, silver and in tp. borhood lately. pington. Albert Bailey. Reed and Verne consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free of I offer E. Norton and wifecame in from the Next Saturday evening, at the opera ; Quite a number of Boulder Creek charge, flitch letter* are treated as open face. Elgin make ; f. M. C. are on ght i> h part ol the county on Tuesday, Bain, Albert Fletcher. >an for house, Mr. O. F. Browne, the cartoon- j dwellers attended the literary at Blaine sacredly confidential. back. Reward offered for return or in ish hi» the same night Mrs. Norton was «It affords me pleasure to relate the won A change in the management of the ist, will appear before the people of Tilla. Clerk last Friday evening. derful merits of your groat medicines, espe formation. nmook n quite sick and had to call in a Tillamook Lumbering Company took mook under the auspices of the public your ‘Favorite Prescription, writes We are iuformed that W. D. Glad will cially lay cf Mr J. Wesley Rhine, of Woodbury. N. Jersey- place on Wednesday, when Mr. A. G. school. Mr. Browne has appeared in I $1OO Reward, $1OO. L. Box 262. "My wife has been using it for is expecting a visit soon from his father. | wme Th« readers of thia paper will lx* plenaed to time past, having «utfered severely . S Whitehoune. president of the Beals became I he manager of the saw many high schools and colleges in Ore- Mrs. H. A. Chopard and son Norman with bearing-down pains, aching in back. learn that there in at least one dreaded disease inmook Lnmliering Company, left on mill in this city. Mr. Beals has bought gon. and the people of this community visited the school Thursday afternoon Tn I many other complaints peculiar to that science hflfl been able to cure in all ita Hhe was very weak, could not do Htagen and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh an interest in the company and it is pro sdny for Portland to purchase a should avail themselves of the oppor and her friends up Boulder on Friday, any heavy work or washing but can do all Cure is the only positive cure not known to the kinds of work now. Hhe is soon to becouie a , medical fraternity. Catarrh being .. a conntitu- posed to extend the business and to keep ikey engine and other machinery for tunity to see a high class performance Mr. John T. Kumm spent last Sunday mother but we do not fear the result (aa tloiial disease, requires a constitutional!! treat the mill running as soon ns the neces that is unique and out of the ordinary. heretofore), all due to your wuuder-worker, ment. Halt's Caterrh Cute is taken internally, ging purposes. nereiororer. nil with H. A. Chopard, who accompanied •Favorite --------n^.u Prescription. „.i,.ii/>n • acting directly upon the blood and mucous , "Your 'Pleasant I’elleU' are also worth Ruiiacesof ---------- ------------- ------------- thereby destroying ----------------- the system, the he pupils neither absent nor tardv sary machinery is obtained so that the The program, which consists of how a him home in the evening and the next manr times their price. I have used them foundation of the disease, and giving the patient the past three months in the Spruce, company can do its own logging, which cartoonist does his work, sketches of day they went fishing. for biliousness and stomach trouble, ano H Htrenjzth by building up the the constitution conKlitutioii and and urne. any trengt- _____ ____ ,____ ding up bare found them to be — all -------- that V oU “« clafm. MalNting ------------ ¡<>uuu lucu. w — * > I.... ....... ... — mg nature nature In ---- doing its work. — 'I — he proprie 1». 51, district school are Birdie. Edith, will lie looted after by Mr. F. S. White famous and amusing characters, stories Mr, H. D. McIntyre went out to the They are my consumi conataut companio companions —ones tors have nave so rut much ninCii faith in it« it» curative powers, «lœ.vu kept Iront" that they offer one Hundred Dollari* Dollars for any uaed. always ” arry and Hugh Coulson ; and Ora, house. the president of the company. As from personal experience, illustrated city last week on a business trip. ease that it fails tocure. Mend for list of testl- it appear* that the Tillamook Logging lightning chalk scenes, both marine and Given away. The People's ay and Curtis Holgate. I moniala. Mr. C. A. Smith is building some new i Common Sense Medical Ad Company broke its contract to furnish pastoral, will be concluded by a prospec Addrewi, F. J. CHENRY fit CO , Toledo, O. 1 t TT* Is sent free on receipt fence during the fine weather we are viser Frank H'lberlaeh, ot Clack rna< Coon* logs to the mill company, the saw mill Hold by Drnggiste, 75c. of stamps to pay expense of tus of local characters, which consists ot Take Hall ’ s Family Pills for constipation. mailing onli/. The lawk con enjoying. , brother of Justice Carl Haberlach, | has been somewhat handicapped, but a take off on the harangue of a hook 100* paxes, over <00 Illus Mr. O. W. Kinnaman has moved his tains mein Wednesday on a visit, and in- trations and several colored this difficulty will tie overcome as soon agent, nsing local sketches for illus A Habit to Be Encouraged Send 21 one-cent family back to their ranch on Boulder plates. lentallr to look into prospects this •lamps for the paper-lound The mother who has acquired the ns the lumbering company is able to do trations. Don't fail to take advantage bock, or 31 stamps for the Creek. »unty offers lor investment!*. habit of keeping on hand a bottle of glctb bound. Address Dr. its own logging. ot this opportunitv to see something Mrs. C. C. Jensen had quite an adven.' R, V. P.ercat Buffalo. N. X. Good progress is lieing made with the Charnbar Iain's Cough Remedy, saves good and at the same time aid our pub | tu” ' h“n on"|^r way h.’itue from her Iterations now under weigh drilling for herself a great amount of uneasiness and Notice to Shipper«. lie school. Mr. Browne will lie assisted brother-in-laws last Sunday. Her horse I I. with favorable indications of oil and anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup, to by local musical talent. Commencing Feb. 1. 1906. all freight fell, throwing her off, but luckily with- aturnl gass. at Long Prairie. Thus far which children are susceptible and j Reserved seats for sale nt Oliver's out hurting her much. In some way will be cheeked and sorted before de. he well is down a1»oat 400 feet. quickly cured by its use. It coun bakery and Clough's drug store. one of the horses shoes was nearly torn livery. teracts any tendency of a cold to result There will lx a box social at the River- T illamook W iiaif and W ahhcwu ' off, and badly twisted. The accident Notice. ¡n pneumonia, and if given as soon as COMPANY. Hale school house on Saturday evening, happened near Mr. Jim Tompkins, who the first symptoms of croup appear, it B. C. L amb . School District No. 9. of Tillamook kindly came to her asmstance and reset the proceeds ol which will go towards City, Oregon, wishes to dispose of the will prevent the attack. This remedy bnving a bell for the school. Mesdatnes old school building. Any one wishing the shoe, thus enabling her to go on 1 contains nothing injurious ami mothers Nichols and Fowler have the arrange Prize Manarca Roosters for Sale. to make offer tor same is requested to home. give it to little ones with a feeling of For Sale. Full B’l.ided Prize Manarca leave bid with the District Clerk ments in hand and a nice evening’s en | We are sorry to say that R. A. Har perfect security. Sold at Chas. I. Roosters, $t each. Apply at the Head- A lva F ixlhv . joyment is anticipated. Boxs will i>e sold Clough's Drug Store. din, who has been keeping house for her District Clerk. light office. at 5Qc. OOK JOTTINGS. CLOSING OUT SALE ! ! TODD & CO On account of a change in our business, we will close out our Entire Stock of CLOTHING, HATS SHOES and furnishing ’ GOODS With the exception of a few lines mentioned below, at a discount of 20 to 33 1-3 below regular prices. It is a well known fact that we carry the best line of Clothing, Ilats and Shoes in Tillamook County, including Crouse & Brandigee Clothing, Gordon Hats, Walkover Shoes, Utz & Dunn’s Ladies’and Children’s Shoes, and Gotzian and Washington Shoes for Men and Boys. All go in this sale. Sale commenced on Wednesday, Jan. 3, and will continue until stock is dis posed of. Store building for Rent to a suitable tenant. One third off on all Boy’s Suits and Pants from 50c. to $4.50. One fourth off on all Boy’s and Men’s Suits and Pants, from 50c. to $12. One fourth off on all Shoes, except Walkover ; and one fourth off on all Hats and Caps, except Gordon. One fifth off on all Crouse & Bran- digee Clothing. Walkover Shoes—$3.50 for $3.00 $4.00 Shoe for $3.50. One fourth off on all Underwear Hosiery, Trunks, Suit Cases Blankets and Quilts. Now’s the time to lay in Supplies TODD & CO., Tillamook, Ore “ Please Smile Look Pleasant.” Ä f(10TO^ApHg. That will not Fade at E. F. SEIFERT’S STUDIO, Tillamook, Oregon. ■tim»
