Tillamook headlight., April 26, 1906, Image 1

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01. XVIII. No. 49.
AMOOK
JOTTINGS
Fred C. Baker returned to the city
turday.
n, on Sunday, to the wife of L. E.
rs. a son.
. Jones is still paying cash for
ens in this city.
board of county commissioners
eet next Weduesday.
ney to loao on improved farm pro-
.—Apply to P. R. Beals.
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Mills, of Beaver, Tillamook county,
t, for bargains in real estate.
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prohibitionists will hold a county
vention in this city next Tuesday,
or reading matter of all kinds go to
Tillamook Conlectiouery and Ba.
et into the habit of trading at Patz-
*s and receive a 5 per cent discount
cash.
o to Tillamook Confectionery and
zaarfor candy, nuts, fruits,magazines,
oks, etc.
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W. H. Derby and family left on the
earner Tuesday to sake their home in
ancouver, B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Watt went out to
ortland last week, ihe latter to under,
o an operation.
First lessons in ausic by sight and
ound, Wednesday eenings at Christian
hurch.—J. C Gove;
Mrs. Ostrander, of Bay City, has a
loom and is prepaid to do all kinds of
rug and carpet weiving.
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For sale, a lartf quantity of filling for
rag carpet. Fdr price, see Mrs. S. S
Phelps, at the I>rsen House.
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Father f. J. Jurri, who was formerly
the pastor of tfcUatholic church, was in
the city lor a f<w days this week.
Mrs. Belle landley has accepted a
position withi he Tillamook Confection,
ery and Bazafir, Todd's new building. •
The Tillaiook Confectionery and
Bazaar, Todt’s new building, is the place
to get yourschool supplies, pencilsand
ink tablets.
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Three huidred dollars were collected
on Monday inthi^city for the relief of
sufferers bv the ttrrible catastrophe in
San Francisco. I
The best hank Wthe one that renders
good service to lhe most people. We
make no charge Ir collecting checks on
other banks,—Tihmook County Bank.1
When you writ to buy ot sell real
estate, timber, iitv property, horses,
cattle, or any thlg of value, J. C. Bewley
will be pleaserto help you. He has a
large list to selft from for sale.
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Word has jut been received here of the
sudden death ft Ashland, Oregon, of
Mrs Elizabeth-ovesee, sister of Thomas
A. and lame Bibliv of this place,
where she spet all of last summer.
Mr. J. P. Atn has heard from his re­
latives, MisseMamie and Tilley Ander-
son and Mrsirinstrong, who are well
known in thicity and who were in the
San Francisc disaster, saying they were
well and hasrscaped being injured.
L. A. Femvorth left on the steamer
on Tuesday ir Mt. Angel, Ore., where
he will worbna German newspaper. He
leaves here ith the best wishes of his
friends, for ■ has been a young man who
behaved hiself well and was industrious
and ohligin
A shore isical program will be given
by the nil :al class ut St. Alphonsus
Academy tt Tuesday evening in the
Academy H. The orchestra will play
n number . (elections. A basket social
willfollowte program. All are invited
to be pressf
The steail Sue H. Elmore came in on
Biturilay .1 her passengers were John
Fritz, R. Zlyhnck. Carl Zollner, Mrs
Knapp amhughter. J.Garris and wife.
Mr. Lane d wile. Mrs.Baker, Mr. Mar­
tin, Mrs. irdm.tn, Misses Valentine
Linslv andfra- WaWoiff.
Justice Herinch hound Con Desmond
over to thlrcuit court tor assault with
a dangeroiweapon upon W. E Catter-
lin, and intase wherein Catterlin was
1 1, g.-d W assault and battery upon
D.-sniond. a jury trial before Justice
H.iberincWaiterlin was fined $10 and
C<»St8-
The pnsgers who left on the Sue H.
f-lmore ofuesdav were J. Mapes and
p. F Bro*, W. H Derby and family,
Mr. WooA. Hartzell and wife, Mag
gie Bernd. Berns, L A Frrnsworth.
W. PettejE. M Anderson. .M. Perkins,
Mrs. Lite, Miss Wnldroff »nd Mrs.
Valentin'
Mrs. lb D. Harford'« dates for the
south pm* the euuutv «re »« follow :
Heaver, rlnesday. 2-i l ; Cloverdale,
Thursdaj-d ; Oret-iwi, Fnliv. 4th;
Hebo. Slate Penile hvi.* a these
points .irquested to re.m m'*r these
dates aivrdially invited to give Mrs.
Hartordearing.
Marrithy the Rev. C A. Stockwell,
at the Y parsonage in this city on
Mondavi'. Wm Hartzell and Miss
Emma 8h. The bride is ihe daugb
ter ot M L. Smith and the groom
f..rmerlted on the Folev. The h ippy
cjnple kn the steamer for Canada, to
.. ake thome >0 Alberta.
ant
PURE
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
APRIL 26, 1906
*1.50 per year
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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county will give a larger majority for H. Crenshaw Expresses Thauks-1
‘‘Sailor limmy” must have been nearly woman suffrage in the coming election
CLOUGH'S LAXATIVE
killed the other day by the manner in than in 1900,when the majority io favor
I take this opportunity to thank the
which bis head is bandaged up as a re­ of woman suffrage in this county was republican voters of Tillamook County
sult of a fracas he go into, and it is re­ 195. At any rate the work that Mrs. for placing me in nomination for the
Will Cure a Cold in a Few Hours.
ported that he was pounded over the Harford is doing will stir the people up office of sheriff, and for the confidence
They do not cause ringing in the Head. They do not constipulate as the
bead with a beer bottle. As there was to take no backward step and should they place in me by selecting me as one
plain sulphate of quinine does.
no arrest it is supposed the affair was encourage them to do better. We be of the candidates on the republican
Immediate Relief Follows Their Use.
They cure Cough« and Colds, Bronchitis, Catarrh, La Grippe. They geiitlv
hushed up as much as possible to screen speak for her a good hearing throughout ticket. I can assure them tL.it it will be
open the bowels without griping, act on the liver, tone up and put it in a
the guilty parties.
the county.
mv aim from now on to work for the
healthy condition, and cause colds, headaches, etc., to quickly disappear.
success of the entire republican ticket,
Sunday morning at the Christian
Death of W. H. H. Cary-
and
I
hope
that
every
republican
will
do
Church the subject of the morning ser­
W. H. H. Cary, who has been failing the same. 1 may say that I have the
mon ; “Christ Liveth in Me.’’ In the
evening, “The Problem of Disasters, or in health for several months, was taken best of feeling towards the aspirants who
ReHable
Druggist.
Lessons from the great California Ca­ worse the first part of rhe week, and his failed to secure the nomination, for thev
all
conducted
a
clean
campaign
and
with
lamity." Special music tor both services son, W. H. Cary, who is now in the
and,-in the evening- the solo with male lighthouse service, was sent for, but be- the understanding that no matter who
quartet chorus will be rendered. Every­ fore be could reach this city, Mr. Cary obtained the nomination, the others
passed away, for be died on Wednesday would help elect, and I have this much
body cordially inyited.
evening..
Deceased was born in Indiana confidence in them that they will stick
Married, at the Catholic Church, by
to their promise, as I would to mine bad
the Rev. A. Miller, on Wednesday, in 1839. which would have made him
I failed to secure the nomination. I have
Mr. John Webber and Miss Lucil Haag, 67 years of age in June. He went from
made a clean campaign, and will con­
Indiana
to
Placerville,
Cal.,
in
1H45,
and
The bridéis the daughter of Mr. George
• Near Todd’s Building.
tinue to conduct it in that manner.
Haag, who resides on the Trask river from there he went to Carsou City, where
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OP
And I wish further to say to the voters
south of this city, while the happy man he resided for 28 years, and then came
is a prosperous farmer of this county in to Oregon in 1884. He served as county of Tillamook County, that, if elected on
the vicinity of Tillamook river. Both commissioner for Tillamook when he re­ the 4th day of June, I will do my whole
ICE CREAM IN SEASON.
are respected and their friends extend to sided at Dolph. Deceased was married duty and conduct the affairs of the office
in Michigan in 1864 to Miss Feby Swaine impartially and will enforce the laws as
them their congratulations.
and had four children, two of whom far as it is the duty oi the sheriff so to
Next Monday evening at Todd's Hall, survive, viz., Mr. C. H. Woolfe and W.
do.
the Woman's Suffrage committee will H. Cary. His wife died at Dolph in 1892
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
I again thank the republicans for the
give an"Umbrella Shower”social. Enter­ and was buried at Willamina, where confidence they have placed in me. with
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE BRUSHES.
STOVE
BRUSHES.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
tainment and refreshments will be served the remains ot deceased will be taken on
the hope that every republican will give
Ladies* Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too
free,but a collection will be taken. Mre. Friday for burial. Deceased had been a me and the other candidates their sup­
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Harford agrees to read palms so the member of the Oddfellow fraternity for port and vote, and in that way elect
young folks can come and learn about oyer 40 years, and was a charter mem­ the entire republican ticket. This can lie
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar
their future tree. This will give you a ber of the Nestucca lodge. In the death done, and which all republicans should
chance to have a good social time, so re­ of Mr. Cary another conspicuous citizen work for.
member the date and come.
of this county passes away from the
Yours, very respectfully,
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. Harford scene to the great beyond.
H bnrv C renshaw
held an afternoon meeting at the M.E.
church and organized a committee to
The Bar’s Sympathy.
To the Republican Votera nf Till­
take hold of the "Equal Rights’’ cam­
amook County.
To
the
Honorable
Circuit
Court
of
the
paign Mrs. M. W. Harrison, Chair­
State
of
Oregon
for
Tillamook
County.
I have been highly honored by receiv­
man ; Mrs. Ella R. Hays, Sec. ; Revs.
William Galloway, Judge, Presiding. ing the nomination to the office of county
Stockwell, Conner and Zimmerman ; J,
Your committee appointed to prepare judge. And if elected will give mv lies!
C. Bewley, A. W. Severance, Mrs. Fred
Baker, Mrs Dryden Baker, Mrs. W. H, and move resolutions anent the death efforts to the advancement of the county.
Geutlemen, I thank you.
Cooper, Mrs. J. C. Bewley, and Mrs. of Honorable Thomas Bishop Handley,
Respectfully,
Stephen Foster, comprise the committee. does hereby report to you the following
resolutions and recommend their adop­
H. F. G oodspbed .
Fairview school, assisted by the com­
tion :
munity, will give an entertainment at
Whereas, Thomas Bishop Handley was
the Grange Hall, on Saturday, April 28. for over 20 years a member of the bar Milk Wagon and Harness for Sale
The program commences at 8 o'clock, of the State of Oregon ; and, whereas ;
For Sale, Milk Wagon and Double Set
consisting of recitations, drills, dialogues said Thomas Bishop Handley died at of Harness —Apply to B. lacobs, on H.
Are still selling their Stock of
and solos. Proceeds are to be used ill Tillamook, Oregon, on the 12th day of C. Kunze's place at Fairview.
getting seats for the hall. Everyone in­ Dec. 1905; now,| therefore, lie it resolv.
vited to come xml enjoy the evening.also ed bv the members of the Oregon Bar
NEHALEM.
encourage the students in their efforts to assembled nt.Tillamook Oregon, Honor­
improve the hall by providing more and able Wm. Galloway presiding, that the
F. R. Steinhauer and his sister. Miss
better seating accommodation for the memliers of this circuit, particularly, and Philips, have gone to Hood River to
public. Admission, 10c.
the entire bar ot the State of Oregon, live.
Mrs. Lou Alley is in from Portland on
City Recorder H. C. Holden fined Tom have suffered an irreparable loss by the
Handley on Monday $10 for being drunk death of Mr. Handley ; that during a a visit.
Rev. W. A. Stewart, of the M. E.
and causing a disturbance at a dance in long and active lite Mr. Handley proved
At 20 to 33X Per cent tess than any store in Tillamook.
the opera house on Saturday, and as a himself to be a man ot high professional Church, preached at Onion Peak and
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli­
result of Marshal Lucy making the ar- honor, superb mental attainments, and Nehalem Sunday. Rev. Stewart comes
cated soon.
lest, Charley Handley interfered, struck a lawver ot wide and acute perception from Rainer to supply Bay City and
the marshal in the jaw and resisted the of the law in the broadest and deepest Nehalem during the remainuer of the
Up-to-date goods at low prices.
officer in lhe performance of his duty. A features ; that, as a member ot the bar conference year.
Parties sending out anonymous capit
complaint was sworn toagainst Charley of Oregon during the early formative
Handley in Justice Haberlach’s court, period, his intrinsic worth, his solid alistic rot to a socialist is barking up
and he was bound over to the circuit grasp of ltgnl principles, coupled with the wrong tree.
H. V. Alley went to Tillamook Satur­
court.
his wisdom and industry, materially
Governor Chamberlain writes: "I and in a most beneficial way helped to day with election returns.
wish to express to you and to the citi­ found and build the legal edifice of which
zens of your county my high apprecia­ the State of Oregon is to-day proud ;
Devil’s Island Torture
tion of the manv courtesies which were that, as a citizen, he assisted in the is no worse than the terrible case of
extended to me on the occasion of mv establishment of many schools, public Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then I
was advised to apply Bucklen'a Arnica
recent visit. I found on every side evi­ enterprises, and in all ways performed Salve,
and lees than a box permanently
I
dences of prosperity which promise to the duties of a good citizen ; that to cured me, writes L. 6. Napier, of Bugles,
place the county in the very near future the memory of Thomas Bishop Handley Ky. Heals all wounds. Burns and Sores
STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON.
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in the front rank ofthe wealthy counties we do hereby tender this inadequate, ’ like magic. 25c. at Charles. I. Clough.
ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI
ot the state. Assuring you that any­ although sincere, tribute, testifying the : druggist.
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
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thing I can do to advance the interests high esteem in which we held onr lost I _ „ .
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t
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For Sale.—Miscellaneous Lot of Wire
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
B()d
ha(ld Bny
oi your section of the state will lie done brother, both in professional ways, and -
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. toi San Francisco, Portland
with pleasure.’’
in the social walks of life ; that to the pip,. of Hnv description and size. Ma­
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
beloved
wife
and
family
of
Mr.
Handley,
chinery
to
suit
anybody.
Write
for
The school entertainment was post,
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents. ASTORIA. OR
his
fellow
lawyers
extend
their
com.nis-
;
prices
on
anything.
Metal
scrap
iron
poned to Friday night so that nothing
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and all kinds of lunk and machinery
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
Address M. Bard. &
would conflict with it. The especial pur. eration at the loss of companion, a guar-11>ought and
. .0. JO. R. & N. R. R. Co . Portland.
Agents
& 0 K R Co portland.
dian
and
a
friend
whose
loss
no
human
|^
OI)i
Portland,
Oregon.
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pose of the entertainment is to swell the
can assuage; that these!
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relief fund that has been raised for the aid , or words
.
.
,
Wanted,—Gentleman or lady with Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express
California sufferers. There is a small resolutions be spread upon the records i good reference, to travel by rail or with
of
this
court
and
copies
thereof
be
by
ng
, for a firm of $250,000.00 capital
balance due on the school piano, and in
addition to wiping out that debt, the the clerk furnished to the newspnpers of Salary $1,072 00 per year^ ami expenses;
salary paid weekly an4 exprimes ad­
school and its many friends hope to add this county, the Oregonian, and to the vanced. Address, with stamp, Jos. A.
family
of
Mr.
Handley.
at least $100 to the relief fund. So come
Alexander. Tillamook. Ore.
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And that this Court stand adjourned
everybody and help. Fifty cents may
not mean much to you, but to the home­ for a due time in honor to Mr. Handlev's Caught Cold While Hunting a
memory.
less and hungry it means much.
Burglar.
W. H. Holmes, Claude Thayer and
R. F. K Borchers, who came in with
Mr. Wm. Titos. Lanorgan, provincial
Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, »ays :
John MeNamer from Forest Grove, was Wm. Vinton, Committee.
"I caught a severe cold while hunting a
arrested by Marshal Lucy for being in a
Bids Wanted.
1 burglar jn the forest swamp last fall.
state of intoxication, and when nbout
Hearing of
Chamlwrlam's Cough
to lie pnt in the city's bull pen so that
Bids arc wanted for 75 cords of wood Remedy, I tried it, and after using two
the spirits could evaporate, the prisoner delivered at Maple Leaf Creamerv Asso­ »mail bottle«, 1 was completely cured.”
undertook tocleurout the city dignitary ciation on or before Oct. 1st, 1906. Bids ' This remedy is intended especially for
coughs and colds. It will loosen and
and put him on the run. The prisoner will be considered ou fir, alder and hem­ relieve a severe cold in leas time than by
became s<> “fresh,’’ the marshal tapped lock wood. Said wood to be 4 ft. long any other treatment and is a favorite
him over the head with good effect, and and of suitable size for furnace at factory. wherever its superior excellence has be-
For sale by Chas I.
it soon took all the freshness out uf him Send bids on or before May 5, 1906. to I come known.
Clough's Drug Store.
for a doctor had to be called to attend Carl Haberlach, Secretary Maple Leaf
to tl>e sore spot. Recorder Holden made Creamerv Association. The company
hirn contribute $10 to the city treasury. reserves '.be right to reject any or all
Mrs Helen D. Harford, National Or bids.
gamzer for the (toman Suffrage Associ­
Notice of Prohibition County
ation, preached last Sunday morning
Convention.
in the Methodist Church to a large
j congregation, the Christian Church dis.
Notice is hereby given to nil pvohibi-
i misaing their service und attending. In ' tiomsts of Tillamook County, Oregon.
' lhe evening the Methodist and Christian ' to meet nt the City Hall in Tillamook
I churches gave her a union audience in ! City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 1st day of
the Chiistrnii church, and Mrs. Harford May, 1906, at ten o'clock a.m., for the
gave i -plrndid lecture setting forth the purpose of considering the nomination of j
lights of women to equal suffrage with candidates tor district, county and pre-.
inn. She 1« verv loerelul in her delivery cinct officers to be filed at the general
and shows nt all times a thorough ac­ electioa to I* held on the 4th day of
quaintance with her subject. Her ad­ June. 1906.
T. H. GOYNE,
dress was well received bv the people
Chairman County Central C-immittee.
who heatd her and no doubt Tillamook
“ COLD QUININE ”
TABLETS
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc.
Books, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tablets, etc.
CLOSING
OUT SALE !
TODD & CO.
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
and Furnishing Goods
TODD & CO
Pacific NavigationCo
NOTICE !
I The Red Front Shoe
Store
For the Next 60 Days will SELL at
COST for CASH. Call in and
GET BARGAINS.