Tillamook headlight., March 08, 1906, Image 1

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Vel. XVIII. No. 45
CLOSING
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
MARCH 8, 1906
#1.50 per year,
Haltom’s Spring stock is Springtime at naltom’s.
larger and more varied than There appears to have been a plan con­
ever before.
< cocted by certain parties whereby some
UCle Give these fleuay.
When you want to buy or sell real of
1 the tough boys were to throw eggs at
after they came out ot church on
estate, timber, city property, horses, people
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25 Graphophones and 200 Gold Moulded Records on the
evening. As Rev. J. E. Connor
cattle, or any thing of value, J. C. Bewley Sunday
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road—20 forty-two piece Dinner Sets in stock—Save the
will be pleased to help you. He has a was on his wav from church to visit a
large list to select from for sale.
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1 sick person that night the boys pelted
Sale Slips of al', purchases and you will soon be the proud
him with eggs and then hied themselves
The passengers who went out on the
possessor of one or both of these valuable presents—$25.00
to the White Corner. No wonder that
Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday were:
there is strong talk of a vigilance com­
in sale slips gets a Graphophone, $50.00 in sale slips gets a
Mrs. Reynolds, J. C. Yale, J. Murphy, ,
to handle the tough element and
M. W. Storey and wife, Miss Huntsinger, mittee
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Dinner Set and the offer holds good for the entire year of
who are at the hack of them. It
Victor Bloch, Ed Burk and Miss Maude those
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1906.
is time to do something as the sheriff,
Sturgeon.
,
e
i
constable
and marshal are doing nothing
An eye point—if you want perfect yis- to
, protect people or property. This is
Just Received by Express, an Advance
Are still selling their Stock of
ion, you should have your eyes examined ( a rotten state of affairs and somebody is
Shipment of
often. A slight correction promptly at- | liable to be killed before long as a result
tended to may insure you perfect eyes ot
, the fight the saloon advocates haie
as long as you live. Examinations free. started
,
in to obtain their object. Pub­
Rooms at the Olsen building.
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| lic sentiment ought to be aroused against
W. M. Clough, of Everett, Wash.. I the saloons when they incite a lot of bovs
In form fitting, senri-form fitting, box fitting. These
ex-Goveruor of Minnesota, left with bis i to throw eggs at a minister ot the gos­
Coats and Jackets are some of the Snappiest of the Season’s
son-in-law, Roland Hartley, last week. pel while on his way from his church to
production.
He was here looking over the situation visit a sick person.
At 20 to 33X Per cent less than any store in Tillamook.
and with a view of buying a big tract of
They range in priee from $6.50 to $12.50.
The attempt of judge Conder and the
timber for manufacturing purposes.
, attorneys, Thayer & Johnson, to remove
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli­
Rey. A. S. Foster will preach at Bay Mrs. Edith M. Alderman ns administra­
cated soon.
City on Sunday morning and in this city trix of the estate of the late H. H. Aider­
in the evening. Mr. Foster concluded a man, was fustrated when Attorney Dun
Up-to-date goods at low prices.
series of meetings at Bay City on Sun­ niway obtained a temporary injuntion
day morning, the result of which five from Judge Galloway. The grounds for
persons joined the Presbyterian church the injunction are set out in 45 pages of
Soiesette-
Seide Glace.
and several others will join the sisters type written matter, which cites the
churches.
numerous suits brought against Mrs.
Crepe Plaid.
Galatea Cloth.
The following sales were made last Aidermen, and claims that Judge Conder
Granite Broche.
French Toffeta.
week through the F. R. Beals’ real estate and Handley & Thayer “have entered
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. M, W. Storey and wife, who has office : Asa 0. Wells to John Pesterfield, into a conspiracy tc deprive said estate
Kimona Silk-
Marceline Silk.
beenjconnected with the oil well, left for farm on Nestucca, consideration $4,509 ; of any defense in said suit and action, and
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also
to
prevent
said
estate
from
defend,
[ H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
Portland on Wednesday,
Chas. Lundquist to John Hansen, six
Chameleon Silk.
Satin J acquard-
Carl A. Patzlaff has a fine display of acres north of town, $1,200 ; Homer ing said persons who are sued as bonds­
Learn the correct way of dancing. *
French )rgandie.
Habutar
Pongee.
silverware, which came in on the last Mason to Chas. Lundquist, 20 acre tract men of said H. H. Aiderman, and also to
I | Felix Roy, of Balm, is in the city.
cause
said
illegal
and
unjust
demand
of
north
ot
city,
consideration
$4,000.
steamer, for his gift sale.
Superfine Galetea.
Pawnee Madras
I Chickens wanted a.t the Allen House.*
J. G. Kutcher will open a dancing Tillamook county to be illegally allowed
I am buying goods in Portland now
I D. D. Long, of Seattle, Wash., is in the
and can sell cheaper than eyer before. school in Todd's hall, commencing on against said estate and said bondsmen.
Neou Idea Patterns lOe.
/city. ,
Saturday evening. March 17th, after In pursuance of said conspiracy, said de.
Call and see W. E. Page.
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( I Jos. Whitney was down from Nehalem
fendants
have
together
agreed
that
said
Neou
Ribbons,
N«tu Silks, Neou Helts, N^ui
Two suits were filed in the county which Tuesday and Saturday evenings attorneys shall file false charges of mis
I this week.
Liaee,
Neal Embroidery.
court against O. E. Quick by Sollie Smith will be the nights for the dancing school; conduct against Edith M. Aiderman, as
I R. A. Crawford was in from Nehalem and Foard & Stokes Company.
Mr. Kutcher makes a specialty of teach
I on Sunday.
ing the latest half step and three step administrairix of the estate of H. H.
W. Eastman and G. P. Clerin, of Port­
Aiderman.”
Henry Hays was in from ¡Spruce on land, came in on Friday with Wm. dances. Private lessons also given. *
Wednesday
Next
Sunday
services
at
the
Christian
Riefenbcrg to look over some timber.
church. Bible school at 10 a.m., lesson
Onion sets and garden seeds just re-
F. P. Raley and H. K. Sargent, Port­
subject, ‘ The Tongue and the Temper.”
ceived at Cohn's.
land real estate agents, came in Thurs­
Social Dance at the Opera
Nouveautex.
Fancy Mohair.
Subject at morning sermon, 11 a.m.,
Wm. Hartzell, of Foley, was in the day and registered at the Allen House.
il House, Saturday, March 10th,
“
Christ,
a
Refuge
and
a
Leader.
’
’
Even
­
Nouveauette Worsted.
city on Wednesday.
Shadow Check.
At the Methodist Church next Sun­ ing sermon, 7.30 p.m., “The Voice of the <61906. Good music and good
J. L. Houghton, of Blaine, was in the day, usual morning services, in the even­
Tropical Panama.
Fancy Batiste.
Dead.” Special songs and music at both Ç management. Tickets, 75c.
city on Wednesday.
ing, a song sermon, subject “He is Able.” services. A cordial invitation to every
Worsted Crepe.
Fancy Armure
Clarence Atterbury, of Oretown, was
Soap, Soap, Soap. 150 lbs. of that body to attend these services.
in the city on Monday.
celebrated Apple Blossom Toilet Soap.
Silk Finished Batiste,
Saturday, March 10, is the opening
French Serge.
Cohn’s best M. & J. coffee is the best Just received, 14 cakes for 10c., at W. day for Lamar's New Drug Store. Lost and Died from Exposure.
And,
all
the
Staples
—Worsted,, Serge,
| E. Page's.
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that money can buy, try it.
Everything new and clean. All physi­
James S. Gray, who had lived at Ne­
A
popular
coffee
at
a
popular
price
and
Money to loan on improved farm pro­
cian's prescriptions and family .eceipts
Henrietta, Cashmere.
the most popular sold coffee in the coun will be carefully compounded by Mr. halem for a number of years, left Seaside
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
on
Wednesday
of
last
week
to
walk
in
W A. Gray, of Woodland, Wash., ty is Cohn’s Diamond C Brand at 20 Chas. A. Littler, who is a graduate in over the trail. He had given bis grip to
Necu Shirt CClaist, Neou Hiuslin, Under*
cents a pound.
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pharmacy and has had nt least fifteen
was ill the city on Wednesday.
the mail carrier to bring in, who had
wear, New Knit Underwear, New Hosiery.
Mrs. McGhee and family wish to ex­ years'experience in the drug business.
3 year old heifer, part Jersey, for sale,
passed him on the road. After leaving
Call
and
get
acquainted
with
us
and
let
press their gratitude to their friends who
fresh, $25.—See Geo. Grayson.
the Short Beach and taking the trail he
have been so kind toward them during us quote you prices. We believe in the
CCle have on Display the Largest and Pret­
missed the road and became lost in the
A one horse buggy for sale, worth $15,
“live and let live” proposition.
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their sad bereavement.
tiest Stoek of SPRING mibuINBRY that
brush.
For
three
days
and
nights
he
will sell for $10.—W. E. Page.
Quite a number of the friends of Mr. A. wondered about in the brush and unable
Wanted, at once, a lady to help do
cue have ever ouuned.
Lamar's New Drugstore will be opened
housework and to clerk in store and J. Cohn tried to induce him to run for to find his way out, when cold and ex­
next Saturday. Give us a call.
post office, easy job. good pay. Write joint representative for Tillamook and haustion overtook him. Finding that
Miss Esther Munson has been employ, or phone Geo. W. Phelps, Netarts, Or.*
U A T TAM’Q
Where Prices are
Yamhill counties, and although he ap Gray had not returned to Nehalem when
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Vfll
U.
always
the Lowest.
ed to teach in the Trask district.
preciates
the
confidence
of
his
friends
The many friends of Miss Alice Yessev,
he was expected, and the mail carrier
of
and
would
have
liked
the
honor
of
repre
­
Herbert Parsonswill teach a tetm
who taught at the public school in this
could give no tidings of him, a search
school in the Illingworth district.
city, will he sorry to hear of her death, senting his home county in the state leg­ party was organized. He was traced
N. C. Rhoads commenced teaching in particulars of which appear on another islature, he had to decline on account ol into the brush, which had been tramped
being unable to get . a way from business. down in his effort to get out, and Satur­
the Riverdale district on Monday.
BOULDHR CREEK
C. A Smith lost a yearling steer Mon­
page.
A petition is being circulated to ask Mr. day afternoon, about one o'clock, he
day night, it slipped and fell with its
The fine, bright spring weather of the
Trade at Lamar's New Drug Store. It
Botts to run, but in all probability he was found, face down and near a log,
Professor Ralph Moore went out to back in a ditch and was dead when dis­
past week is making the grass grow.
will open up next Saturday with a new
will decline for the same reason.
the
county seat last Saturday and came covered, Tuesday morning.
barely
alive.
He
was
taken
in
a
wagon
Capt. W. D. Mahler, of Cape Meares and complete line of drugs, with an ex­
At a meeting of the Fairview Dairy As­ to Nehalem, but died on th- way about back Sunday.
Mr. Monk Woods, of Blaine, passed
Light station, was in the city Tuesday. perienced druggist at the prescription
sociation on Monday, which will incor­ seven o'clock the same evening. The un.
Sunday school was organized at here Monday on his way to Tillamook
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Get into the habit of trading at Patz- counter.
porate with a capital stock of $2,000, at fortunate man was over 60 years old, Boulder school house last Sunday. Mr. city.
Mayor H. T. Botts has written to Mr.
laff’s and receive a 5 per cent discount
$100 per share, Albeit Marolf, William has a son living at Nehalem and was a Chas. Bays, Supt ; Mrs. Lide Brady,
School will begin in the Brown district
Wilsey,
promoter
of
the
Coast
railroad,
for cash.
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Maddux and W. Tinnerstet were elected pensioner.________________
Asst
;
Miss
Beulah
Lucas,
Sec
;
Miss
Monday,
Mnrch 12th. with Mrs. N. M.
If troubled with head ache call on Dr. that until a survey is made, it is impos­ directors, and William Maxwell and J. S.
Una Bays Asst ; Mr. G. W’, Kinnaman, F Dawson, of Tillamook at the desk.
sible
for
the
local
people
to
obtain
a
Notice.
Henry E. Morris, and see what he can
Diehl treasurer. There was such a de­
treasurer. There was a good attendance
right of way.
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do for you.
mand lor stock all who wanted to were
All those who know themselves indebt­ and much interest was shown. Every­
NETARTS
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on unable to get in on the ground floor, and
Chas. A. Littler, of Albany, came in on
ed to me will oblige by paying me, for I one is cordially invited, come and bring
Edgar
Munson
commenced a six
Friday to take charge of Lamar's uew Sunday, her passengers being Fred Still when it came to a vote being taken as need money.—P. F. Browne, Red Front as many with you as possible.
months’ school in District No. 8 on the
well,
J.
Marolf
and
Mike
Murphy,
the
to where the association's money is to Shoe store.____
drug store.
Rev. Chas. Waymire came up from 5th of March
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latter lieingan assissantfor Cape Meares be deposited, a unanimous vote was cast
H. Schollmeyer, Frank Lundburg and
Cloverdale last Saturday to begin a
W, E. Catterlin went to Tillamook on
Cows
for
Sale.
light station.
in favor of the Tillamook County Bank.
series of meetings at Blaine. We learn Saturday of last week.
H. Sweeney were down from Nehalem
Holders
of
Savings
Account
Pass
Books
Nine Head of Cows, mixed breeds, will that he will be assisted by Rev. A. M
Mr. P. S. Brumby, representing the
on Tuesday.
M. J. Cane moved on to the Maxwell
dated before Sept. 1, 1905, are request Blodgett Co., came in over the Wilson come in middle to the last of March. Can Ginn, of Beaver.
Rev. F. G. Zimmerman left for Beaver
place, having rented the place for the
ed to bring in their books and have the River road on Wednesday and left the be seen at Henry Lowry’s, south of this
Professor Borneman spoke for a short season.
on Tuesday for the purpose of holding
interest credited therein, — Tillamook next day. He informs us that Mr. city.
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time to the audience Sunday after the
meetings there.
Norman Olsen was driving through
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County Bank.
Blodgett has not given a right of wav
organization of the Sunday school was our burg Monday enroute for the light­
Money to Loan.
James C. Cox, of Republic, Washing
your
eves
examined
by
Dr.
Have
through his property on the Wilson river
completed, He took as his suoject the house
ton, came in this week to prove up on
I have money to loan on improved real parable of “The Prodigal Son,” and
Henry E. Morris, the examination is road, but is ready to do so whenever a
Geo. Hodgdon was on the beach the
a timber claim.
R alph A cklby .
free and all work is guaranteed to give railroad company means business, and estate.
gave a very interesting and instructive last of the week looking after his ranch.
Another car load of that famous Peer­ entire satisfaction, call and see him. At all the other timber owners on the same
talk, which was well received, as the
Daniel Arrence moved on to the G. N.
less Hard Wheat Flour just received at the Olsen Building
Call For Bids.
road are willing to do so, but they have
good order kept and the close attention Hodgdon place last Friday so as to be
Cohn’s—its good.
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no
rights
of
way
to
give
to
rpilroad
pro
­
of
the
audience
proved.
Forty, new. all worsted coats and
convenient to the school.
Tender» ere hereby invited to be re-
A lot of furniture just received from vests for bovs and youths. Cheaper moters for them to speculate with. The
Miss Bessie Bays visited friends and
Jesse Earl and Chas. Wells, of South
ceived
not
later
chan
noon
of
March
12,
Portland, for sale or exchange. Very than the cheapest. Will sell, trade or ex timber men want a railroad built into
relatives on Boulder several days last Prairie, spent several days on the Bay
1906, for the building of a wharf and
cheap.—W. E. Page.
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Tillamook,
and
Mr.
Brumby
thinks
that
week.
change for guns, watches, bikes or any
last week. Trapping for mink.
driveway for the undersigned at Bay
Mr. H. D McIntyre went out to the
within two years one or more railroad
Frtd Bri >dy, Henry H. Brooten. J. L. old thing.—W. E. Page.
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Geo. W. Phelps went to Tillamook on
City, Tillamook county, Oregon. Same
metropolis last week on a business trip. Wednesday, returning the same day.
will be built.
Lowrence and Merle D. Nelson were in
to be built according to specifications
Haltom
’
s
Big
Stock
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
P.
Millsand
Bennie,
the city Sunday from the south end of
The funeral of Mr. James McGhee, who which may.be seen at the office of the
Spring Goods have arrived.
county.
died suddenly in this city, took place on Company at Bay City and to be com­ Mrs, Grace Chopard and son Norman
Horse for Sale or Trade.
Thursday of last week, the burial being pleted on or before the first day of June and Hattie and Edith Smith Sundayed
A Gray Mare, for sale, or will trade for
at
O.
W.
Kinnaman's.
in the Oddfellows’ cemetery. Deceased next. All material to be furnished by
Mr. Ralph Welch, of Blaine, passed heifers. Works well, single or double.—
was born at Essex, N.Y., in the year the contractor. The right is hereby re­
through
our neighborhood Saturday, D. West, South Prairie.
1858, and at the age of 30 he went to served to reject any and al) bids. Suit­
Wisconsin, where he remained two years, able bond will be required ot successful riding a new style saddle-horse—the
Notice.
kind that dosen't like the color of red.
and then went to Colorado and engaged bidder.
Mr.
James
Tompkins
went
to
Beaver
If
Daniel
Haley,
wbo about twelve
in mining, where he remained five years.
B ay C ity L and C o .
last Sunday.
years
ago
lived
in
Southern
Oregon, and
March
5,
1906.
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In
1880
he
returned
to
Wisconsin
and
FOR CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS and SHEEP.
Hon, W, T. West, of Beaver, was in who once had a brother living in Pasa­
on Christmas day of that year married
A Great Flesh Producer. Blood Purifier and Grain Economizer. This Food
Call for County Warrant«.
our part of the country last Saturday.
dena, Cal., by the name of Michael
Miss Jennie Curtis. They remained in
will do as much as any of the highly advertised and expensive brands, and
C. A. Smith and little daughter went Haley, will correspond with the unde­
that
state
two
years
and
then
moved
to
All
warrants
on
tbe
Connty
General
costs yon
Minnesota, and iu 1800 came to Oregon. Fund endorsed prior to Sept 7th, 1903, to Blaine Saturday, it being church­ signed he can learn of something to bis
Ten Cent« a Pound, in 25 cent and 75 cent Packa<es.
Several years he worked in the mines at
meeting day for the Babtists.
advantage.
Is you are not thoroughly satisfied with the results, yon get your money , Sumpter, Or. Deceased leaves a wife and will be paid on presentation.
W m . F orbf . s ,
H. A. Chopard visited his father-in.
Interest
ceases
this
Sth
day
of
March,
j two children to mourn their loss, as he
back.
Clerk of Pasadena Camp, W.O.W.,
law,
A.
H.
Getchell,
of
Hebo,
Saturday
! was a kind aud loving husband and 1906.
Pasadena, Cal.
and Sunday.
P. W. T odd , County Treasurer.
father, as well as a respected citizen.
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