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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Our
Complete
line
of
Spring
Goods
STOCK !
LARGER, BETTER, STRONGER
Id be Pleased to have you call.
CARL A. PATZLAF
WILL NOT BE ASKED TO BUY
: ns .
The passengers who went out on the
Death Claims Three Persons.
Democratic- Meeting
To Correspondents.
Sue H. Elmore on Tuesday were Mrs. S.
All Democratic voters in Tillamook
WILLIAM MASON TOMPKINS.
A
N
on
Sen. R eader .—You have failed
F. Tompkins, J. W. Tompkins, Mrs. and
We regret to announce the death, last county are requested to he present at a to sign your name to your communica­
meeting to be held in Tillamook Citv,
Miss Illingsworth, Wm. Illingsworth,
Sunday morning, of Grandpa Tompkins, Saturdav, March 17th, at 7:30 o'clock tion, which is necessary before we can
H. Goulstrom Mrs. and Allen Page, C.
after a long and tedious illness. The de­ p.m.
publish it, not that it is necessary to
Goyne and Mrs. B. C. Lamb and son.
Very important business is to be trans, publish the name. Wouldn’t it be the
ceased, Wm. J. Tompkins, was born in
Committeemen are especially
The dairymen at Fairview does not Green Co., III., and was 78 years, nine acted.
correct thing, too. for a "Non Sub. Read­
take kindly to the proposition of Mr. I months and four days old. He has lived requested to be present.
er” to send the price of a subscription to
P.
W.
T
odd , Chairman.
Agen to run the factory there. What the i in Tillamook about six years, coming
the editor ?
outcome will be it is hard to tell, as quite from Forest Groye. He has b en very
Notice.
a few of the dairymen are of the opinion 1 feeble since two years ago, when he had
Call for Countv Warrants.
All dish and glasware cupons now out
that it is to their interest to either buy a severe illness, and has been slowly
All
County Warrants endorsed prior to
will
he
redeemed
up
to
June
1st,
1906.
or build.
wasting away with consumption He
March 15th, 1904, will lie paid on pre­
Bring them in.
sentation. Interest ceases this 14th day
Louis R. Nelson, brotherof Charles and ( leaves a widow and six children to de­
C. A. P atzlaf .
ol March, 1906.
Merle Nelson, of Cloverdale, died from i deplore the loss of a kind and affectionate
P. W. T odd , County Treasurer.
Spring Millinery Opening.
typhoid fever at Eugene on Monday, and husband and father, and hosts of friends
Are still selling their Stock of
they left, with their sister, to attend the to whom he will always be a pleasant
Mrs. Lindsey will have a special dis­
Notice
funeral at McMinnville. Deceased was memory. All that care and attention, [ play of Spring Millinery on Friday and
All those who know themselves indebt­
25 years of age and died after several time and money, could do to alleyiace ; Saturday. March 16th and 17th. All ed to me will oblige by paving me, for I
the ladies are invited to call and see my
weeks of illness.
his sufferings and make his last days spring stock. No old goods. Everything need money—P. F. Browne, Red Front
Shoe store.
A divorce suit was filed in the circuit peaceful, was done by his devoted family. > is new and up-to-date.
William Mason Tompkins, who died
M rs . L indsey .
court by Maurice W. Northrup against
Cows for Sale.
his wife, Mrs. Rosa P. Northrup, and in at his home on Big Nestucca on Sunday, I
Nine Head of Cows, mixed breeds, will
For Joint Representative.
the complaint desertion is the cause that was born June 6th, 1827, in Green Co.,
come in middle to the last of March. Can
is set forth to dissolve the tie that binds Ill. He crossed the plains in 1852 and
To the members of the Republican be seen at Henrv Lowry’s, south of this
t 20 to 33}^ per cent less than any store in Tillamook.
city.
them. These parties were married at settled in Washington county, where he party and electors :
Hillsboro and as a result of the union I resided until February, 1899, when he
I
hereby
state
that
if
I
am
nominated
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli­
Money to Loan.
three children were born. T. H. Goync came to Tillamook. He married Sarah anti elected Joint Representative of the
cated soon.
J. Ledford (nee Walker) in September, 14th Legislative District I will attend to
I have money toloan on improved real
is the attorney for plaintiff.
the interests of my constituents.
estate.
R alph A ckley .
John Simmons, of this county, was 1863, at Hillsboro, Ore. He leaves a
That the people of Oregon may elect
Up-to-date goods at low prices.
widow
and
six
children
to
mourn
his
1
senators.
badly injured on Thursday while work­
Horse for Sale or Trade.
ing at the Carlton Lumber Company’s death, viz., Mrs. George Bacon and Mrs. ' I wili vote for the candidate for United
A Gray Mare, for sale, or will trade for
States Senator in Congress who has re­
C.
F.
Miller,
of
Forest
Grove,.Or.
;
J
W.
came, 14 miles from Carlton. A hook on I
ceived the highest number of the people's heifers. Works well, single or double.—
the tender cable slipped, knocking him Thompson (with whom he resided) and , votes at the general election next pre- D. West, South Prairie.
down and a log was drawn over him Mis. N. J. Myers, of Tillamook ; Mrs. ceeding the election of a senator to con­
M atthew T hompson .
A food inspector was examining the
He was taken to the hospital at Carlton Denver, who lives near Astoria ; and i gress
Blaine, Or.
meat in a small butcher’s shop. " Look
and there were slight hopes of recovery. Robert J. Tompkins, of Gaston, Or. It |
was the desire of the deceased that he !
here,” he said to the dealer, pointing to
Soap, Soap, Soap. 150 lbs. of that So badlv was Simmons injured that the
LAMOOK
JOTTINGS
Bids Wanted.
should be buried at Forest Grove, and !
an ancient looking carcass, “ what is
celebrated Apple Blossom Toilet Soap. doctors thought he could only live a few '
the remains were taken out on the Sue
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That bids your opinion of this meat here ?’’ The
♦
T. Botts, for abstracts.
Just received, 14 cakes for 10c., at W. hours. The log had mashed his left side,
for printing the ballots tor the Primary butcher looked it over. “ I had for­
broken his arm and he was throwing up II. Elmore on Tuesday.
Election to be held April 20th, 1906.
des of all kinds bought at Cohn’s.* E. Page's.
MRS. NETTIE STEPHENS.
will be received until Monday, April gotten all about that,” he said ; ” it is
Matthew Thompson, of Blaine, was in blood. Next morning, to the surprise
ickens wanted at the Allen House.*
It
is
with
much
regret
that
we
have
to
pretty old stock.” "'Well, what is your
2nd, 1906, at 10 o’clock a.m.
of
the
doctors,
Simmons
began
to
rally,
,
All bids to be filed with the County opinion of it ?” Mv opinion,” said
anted, all the green calf skins in the the city on Tuesday. He has announced when they set the broken arm and dress, announce the death of Mrs. Nettie Ste­
his candidacy for joint representative on
Clerk on or before the above date
ty at Cohn’s.
*
the butcher, slowly, “ is that it is unfit
ed his injuries, and in all probability he phens. wife of W J. Stephens, which oc­
For particulars as to number, etc.,
the republican ticket.
e are sorry to hear that B. F. Durfee
will pull through and be up in a day or curred in San Francisco on Saturday call at the County Clerk’s office, where for human food. hut it might do for
J. S. Lamar opened his new drug store
sausage.”
ins quite seriously sick.
so On hearing of the accident Mrs. Sim­ night, but it was Wednesday morning all information possible will be given.
on Saturday, which is another up-to-
before the sad news was received in this
Bv order of the County Court.
□ney to loan on improved farm pro- date business and quite an improvement mons left immediately for Carlton.
G. B. L amb ,
city on account of the wires being down.
y.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
*
The Washington county court, at its
County Clerk.
to that part of Main street.
Her husband left last week to bring Mrs.
Dated at Tillamook City, this 13th
meeting last week, leased the section of
year old heifer, part Jersey, for sale,
Stephens home, anti was timed to reach day of March, 190G.
GEO. 0. LAMB
Don’t ill trent vour eves. You'll never
the Wilson River road in the county be­
h, $25.—See Geo. Gravson.
get another pair. When your eves do tween Gales Creek and the Tillamook San Francisco on Saturday morning.
one horse buggy for sale.worth $15, not feel right, call on Dr. Henry E. Mor­
She left here several months ago for Cal­
Bids Wanted.
Candidate for Republican
county line to John McNanier.to be oper­
I sell for $10— W. E. Page.
ifornia for the benefit of her health. At
ris. He will make them well.
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That the
ated as a toll road in accordance with
i
first
she
improved
some,
but
as
the
con-
ememher von get the latest effects in
The hose company will give a dance on the state law. The Forest Grove Times
County Court of Tillamook County,
Nominee for
ing Millinery at Sturgeon’s.
*
Saturdav night, the proceeds of which says there has been considerable feeling I sumption had taken a strong hold on will receive bids to lease tile Big Nestucca
' her rhe gradually grew worse until a few and Little Nestucca Toll Roads. The
will
go
towards
buying
fire
appliances
Io shortage of feed in the county this
in that city in regard to the matter, and
said lease will be for a period of five
COUNTY CLERK
for the company. Buv a ticket and help a protest had been signed by a good weeks ago, when she rapidly declined un­ years, under the following conditions ;
ir. Cohn & Co. have plenty.
*
til
the
end
came
on
Saturday
and
reliev
many interested parties, but the court ed her of her suffering, the grim reaper All bids must be for both roads. All
oward Edmunds, with his recently the boys out.
must be made in cash, *4 of
Next Sunday evening the members of thought the arguments for a toll road claiming another young Tillamook wo­ payments
rried wife, came in on Saturday.
the first year lense to be paid when the
the
Masonic
lodge
will
attend
service
in
were
stronger
than
the
reasons
against
B. 0. Snuffer left on a business trip to
man who was beloved and respected by bid is accepted and the bond of the
rtland on Sundav and is back again. a body at the Presbyterian church,when ir and accordingly made the lease. The I a large number of friends. Mr. Stephens bidder and contract is properly ex-
J. R. WHITNEY
ecuted ; ’/, to be paid on or before Sep­
the sermon will he preached by the pas­ Headlight has been informed that it is
left Sheridan this morning with the re tember 1st. 1906, and
Pride of the Valley Flour reduced to
payable Janu­
tor, Rev. A. S. Fo’ier
only a conditional lease, that if Tilla­ mains, and will probably arrive in this ary 2nd. 1907 Therealter each years
1 per sack for a short time at Cohn's.*
Of Albany
rent must be paid as follows : >4 pay­
Forty, new, all worsted coats and mook County leases the Wilson river city to-morrow.
Mrs. Sturgeon is prepared to furnish
able on or before January 2nd ; >4 pay­
vests for boys and youths. Cheaper road for a toll road, Washington county
MRS. LIZZIE BODYFELT
ou with the prettiest Spring Millinery
Candidate for Republican
able on or before May 1st; Vi payable
than the cheapest. Will sell, trade or ex is going to do the same thing, thereby
Another young woman to meet an tin on or before September 1st of each year. I
town.
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change for guns, watches, bikes or any making a double toll for the people to timely death on Sunday was Mrs. Lizzie
All money paid for the lease of said I
Nominee
Get into the habit of trading at Patz- old thing.—W. E Page.
pay to get into Tillamook county over
Bodyfelt, wife of James Bodyfelt, who roads will be expended on the two Toll
af's and receive a 5 per cent discount
Roads
each
year
under
the
supervision
of
that
road.
Another
question
is
now
One week from Friday evening, the
resides in the south part of the county. the County Court.
For State Printer
or cash.
*
members of the Presbyterian church will being inquired into, Can the counties Deceased was a daughter of Mr. L. Fleck,
All bids must be filed with the Countv
Mrs. Wm. Illingsworth was taken out hold their annual meeting, when reports bottle up government land with the toll , and was a young woman who was re- Clerk on or before 10 o'clock a.m.. Wed
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o Portland on Tuesday to undergo an of the different societies will Ire made and gates ?
| spected and loved in the neighborhood in nesdav, May 2nd, 1906.
rp SARCHET,
The bids will be opened at 1 o'clock
peration.
business of the year closed np
T . The Fashionable Tailor.
Information Abont Road Making. I which she lived, especially by the young p.m. of said day.
Mrs. Page and Allen Page, who were
people. Sad to relate, she leaves two
Every citizen interested in this matter
When you want to buy or sell real
County
fudge
VV.
W.
Conder
received
J
visiting their relative* in this city, left on estate, timber, citv property, horses,
| small children and a husband to mourn is invited to be present on the above
the following letter from Senator C. W.
and discuss the Toll Road proposi­ Cleaning, Pressing and Repair­
the steamer.
cattle, or an v thing of value. J. C. Bewlev Fulton in regard to building good roads: their loss. The remains were buried on date
tion with the court.
ing a Specialty.
Monday by theRebeccah lodge, of which
A lot of furniture just received from will be pleased to help you. He has a
By order of the County Court.
M y D ear S ir ,—I have mailed to vour
deceased was a member, and which was
Portland, for sale or exchange. Very large list to select from for sale.
G. B. L amb ,
address a package of pamphlets, which
Store in Heins Photographic
County Clerk.
cheap.—W. E. Page.
I am not a traveling Optomertrist. 1 were issued by the Goods Roads Bureau attended by a large number of sympa­
Dated
at
Tillamook,
this 13th day of
thising
frie
nds.
Mrs. Ostrander, of Bay City, has a am here with the intention of staying, I of our Government, on the subject of
Gallery.
March, 1906.
loom and is prepared to do all kinds of gnarantee mv work to give satisfaction road building. Neither “Earth Roads’’
Notice to Voters.
rug and carpet weaving.
and I am here to fulfil any promise that nor Good Roads for Farmers is a recent
I hereby announce myself as a candi­
I am buying goods in Portland now I may make.—D r . H enry E. M orris . *
publication, but each contains valuable date for nomination at the primary elec­
and can sell cheaper than ever before.
The steamer Sue H Elmore came in on information on road construction,which tion to lie held on the 20th day of April,
1906, for the office of county judge on
Call and see W. E. Page.
*
Saturdav with the following passengers, I thought would perhaps interest some the republican ticket
Mrs.
Goulstrom.
R.
H.
Price,
Howard
of
your
prominent
citizens.
The
Agri-
If nominated and elected I shall during
I will straighten or adjust any glasses
voumav have free of charge.—D r H enry Edmunds and wife, Mrs.Wallace, Messrs. cultural Department has promised me my term of office observe good faith and
to issue another circular soon, devoted justice towards all sections of the coun­
Haight, Schofield, Thayer and Rupp.
E. M orris , Olsen building.
*
road-making and conditions of the tv, give equal distribution of the road
After nearly a week's cold east wind, to
We pay par for connty orders We
Northwest, which I hope will be out in funds and to the best of my ability guard
make no charge for collecting checks on which made the weather winter like, the time for distributien prior to the demon- against waste of the public funds.
1 favor the construction of roads on
other banks.—Tillamook County Bank.* wind on Wednesday switched round to stratory work that is to be done at Pen-! modern plans from the best material
I will be |
WHS dleton and Salem this Spring.
the
northwest.
But
on
Thursday
it
and
favor opening toll roads to the free
Cohn’s big stock ol Spring Dry Goods
to put as many of these in circu- ,
dry, pleased
and Shoes are due here on the next boat. again in the east, but the weather
lation throughout your county as possi­ use of the public whenever it can be done
ble, that we may intensify the good ' without burdening the taxpayers or to
50 cases of Men's and Ladies’ Shoes in clear and bright.
roads movement in every way possible.’’ the neglect of other county roads.
was
The
old
house
on
the
Marolf
place
the lot.
*
Respectfullv,
H. F G oodspeed .
If vour glasses are broken, bring them completely destroyed by fire on Wednes­
The
Registration.
to me to have them duplicated. I can day evening, and it was reported at one
NOTICE
Up to yesterday those who had regis-
have a new lense made like the old ones time that the new house and barn was
teied
no
mitered
693,
amongst
the
lol
in
danger
of
being
burned,
but
by
active
the
Socialist
of Tillamook
if yon will save the pieces.—D r . H enry
lowing parties :
County.
work these were saved.
E. M orris .
Tl. Ren )em. So. Pr.N.P
A meeting of the registered voters of
0 1 the Socialist
1
1
Bay ................ 44 38 4
_ .
, party
, will lie held at the
Bea ver............. 40 19 6 4 7 4! Opera House, in Tillamook City, on
1 _______
6
2 3
Blaine ............ 33 21
_ __
r_ 7th. . at 10 a.m., to
Saturday.
April
6
1 0 0 0 decide on the question of putting out a
Barnegat......... 7
Carr, a han ...... 17 10 4 3 0 0 ticket, and such other business as may
o 0 0 come before the meeting.
0
0
0
Dolph .............
0
1
Fairview......... 57 36 13
7
Socialists, who under the mispleading
0 1 publication of the registration
Folev................ 16 10 4 1
Will Cure a Cold in a Few Hours.
23
6 0
1 registered in the capitalist party,
39
7
Garibaldi
.........
They do not cause ringingin the Head. Thev do not constipulate as the
5 correct their registration before
1
Hebo................ 40 27
7 0
plain sulphate of quinine does.
Hoquarton...... 96 68 19 2 5 2| date.
Immediate Relief Follows Their Use.
2 9
Little Nestucca 47 24 5
7
By order of Committee,
Thev
They gentlv
» riv » cure
vu«v Cough* «nd Colds. Bronchitis. Catarrh,
----- ----- , La Grippe.
, ,
.
3 0 3
Nehalem ......... 54 41
7
W. C. W olfe . Secretary.
-
-
• •
open the bowels
without
griping,
act - on *'--
the ** liver, ‘
tone —
up ----
and 1 —
put *■ it *-i tn a
0
0
9
2
0
Netarts...........
healthy condition, and cause colds, headaches, etc., to quickly disappear.
0 0
1
Sandlake......... 18 12 5
Card of Thanks.
1
2 3
South Prairie.. 46 32 8
Mrs. Gray and children wish to express
1
4 3
Tillaaionk ..... 106 78 20
Union ............ 25 16 9 0 0 0 their gratitude to the many kind friends
who assisted them in their sad bereave
ReHable
M rs . J ane G ray
Total ...... 695 468 127 39 26 32 ment.
CLOSING
TODD & CO
Jlothing, Hats, Shoes,
nd Furnishing Goods
TODD & CO
«««
NOTICE !
The Red Front Shoe
Store
For the Next 60 Days will SELL at
COST for CASH. Call in and
GET BARGAINS.
CLOUGH'S LAXATIVE
COLD QUININE ” TABLETS
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