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îtaMigljt ol. XVIII AMOOK TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JOTTINGS, » Botts, for abstracts, nk Reading's infant child died this — ■MM m H iHwM and Ba. at Patz- discount SB < Si shmibb nSsDSooffl ance, the proceeds amounting to $60, which liquidated the debt on the piano and left a balance on hand to he used for the relief of the California sufferers. The Bible School of the Christian Church started a Bible School rally to run through the month of Mav, culmin ating in n grand rally ou Sunday, May 27. Next Sunday is "Parent’s Day," and all parents whose children arein the Sun day school are invited to be present, also any others who are interested. The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on Sunday, her passengers being C. S Hampton, S. R. Tandy, Chas. Boyce, P. F. Browne, Jas. Mapes, T. R. Elliott and wife and daughter, L. Sprull. A.G. West H. North, T. S. Wheeier, Captain Dodge A.H. Bovlaw, W. W. Cox, Mrs. Murphv A. Anderson and B. 0. Snuffer, Sunday evening there will be a union temperance meeting of the churches in the Christian church and the subject of the sermon is “The Crime Against Hu munity." Special music will be prepared lor this service and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Service at eight o’clock. A petition was filed last week to have the local option law again submitted to a vote of the people, and was filed by those who want saloons. So as to carry on another aggressive campaign, those who are opposed to saloons have organ ized, and every voter in the county will be appealed to and their support solicit ed to keep saloons out of the county. George Stough and partner,the famous chimney sweeper of Portland, will be in our community in a few davs for the pur pose of cleaning out stove pipes, flues and chimneys without getting any dirt or dust on your walls or floor, or goods in stores. Our terms are reasonable. We also examine your chimney in case of defective flues Kindly leave your orders at once and have your flues thoroughly examined to prevent fire. * HON. Wims C. HAWLEY. I Republican Nominee for Congress Will Visit Tillamook. MAY 3, 1906 OUTLAW SMITH IS SHOT DEAD. Trailed by Bloodhounds Hon. Willis C. Hawlev, republican Through Brush. nominee for Congress, will address the citizens of this county ou the following N ew E ra , Or., May 1—With courage dates; unsurpassed, Harry Draper, accompan-| N ehalem —Tuesday, May 8th, 8 p.m. ied by Deputy Sheriff Morden, of Mult T illamook —Wednesday, May 9th, nomah County; Detective Vanghn, of 8 p.m. Portland, and Sheriff Culver, of Marion B eaver —Thursday, May 10th 2 2p.m. County, this morning followed the C loverdale —Thursday, May 10th. bloodhounds into the brush where 8 p.m. | Frank Smith lay concealed, and fired a Professor Hawley is a splendid orator j bullet through the brain of the murderer and everybody should come out and of Officer Hanlon, Sheriff Shaver and hear him. Ladies cordially invited. Captain 0. D. Henderson. Withont By order Congressional Committee. firing a shot or even drawing his revolv er, Smith met his death. Crouched be Paino Tuning & Action Repairing. hind a log in a patch of brush a half >1.50 per year, CLOUGH'S LAXATIVE “ COLD QUININE ” TABLETS Will Cure a Cold in a Few Hours. They do not cause ringing in th? Head. They do not constipulate as the plain sulphate of quinine does. Immediate Relief Follows Their Use. They cure Coughs and Gold«, Bronchitis. Catarrh, La Grippe. They gently open the bowels withont griping, act on the liver, tone up and put it in a healthy condition, and cause colds, headaches, etc., to quickly disappear. Druggist. Tillamook Confectionery and Bazaar. I am no bungler, but an expert grad uate of the Niles Bryaut Piano Tuniug School of Battle Creek, Mich., and can give the best references. I am a resident of Tillamook. C. G. Z ipf , P. O. Box 142. mile south of New Bra, he had countless opportunities to take the lives of pursu ers who passed along the railroad track about 30 feet away, yet for reasons which will never be knownlhe lav quietly in his hiding-place, and met death like a dog. CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc. Card of Thanks. Killing of Smith. ICE CREAM IN SEASON. Smith was killed a few miautes after 11 o'clock this forenoon at the end of a ten-days’ career of crime equalled in Oregon only by the deeds of Harry Tracy and David Merrill. His record includes the robbery of the postoffice at Trout dale. April 22, his escape from the Port land City fail April 23 by swinging hand over hand along an electric wire 40 feet from the ground, his robbery of a jewelry store and shooting policeman Hanlon at Oregon City in the early hours of April 24, the robbery of a store at Canby on the 25tb,the shooting of Sheriff Shav er, of Clackamas County, and Captain 0. D. Henderson, at Woodburn, on the 27th, and a successful effort at conceal ment for four days, ending with his ap pearance at Canby early on the morn. ! ing of Mav 1, and his death at New Era a tew hours later. Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Tablets, etc. I wish to thank the donors of the splendid suit of clothes recently given me by the citizens of Tillamook in lieu of the coat of eggs donated me some time since. Both Buits were duly ap. predated, and came in both instances from parties outside of my church. I am sure I meet the parties that gave me both suits.^dmost every day, and I wish to express my appreciation in this pub lic way. J. E. C onnor . Notice. Near Todd’s Building. CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHES BRUSHES. STOVE BRUSHES. HAIR BRUSHES. HOUSE BRUSHES. STOVE BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES. Lndies’ Combs. Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere. Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar The Med a Co-Operative Creamery will receive bids for the construction of a cheese factory building, to be opened on May 15th, at one o’clock Building to be completed by Sept. 15, and plans and specifications to be found at D. J. Dunn’s. The umbrella shower social given by Write il you cannot come and I will Trace Lost for Days. the Suffrage committee last Monday give what information I can. After the shooting of Henderson and evening was a great success. A large The Board reserves the right to reject Shaver at Woodburn, Smith was com crowd was in attendance and enjoyed a any and all bids. pletely lost. There were reports of his varied program ol recitations, songs and D. J. D unn , Sec., Cloverdale, Or. living seen at many places, but the only a speech by Mrs. Harford. Her talk was one that seems to have been well found right to the point and in it she answer Wrong Kind of Reform. ed was that he was seen near McKee Are still selling their Stock of ed a question or two handed in bv anti- Station last Saturday. The Wholesale and Retail Liquor suffragists. The young people seemed to When blood hounds, which were like her palm readings the wav they Dealers* Association is endeavoring to kill the local option law by amendments I brought from Spokane by Humane crowded around her and manifested in Officer Harry Draper, were put at work terest in knowing their future. At any to be voted upon in June. The object is I ueur McKee on Monday, they followed to confine it to precincts and to cut out rate Mrs. Harford seems gifted with a grouping of precincts or the county as a a trail a considerable distance down Pud deep insight into character. whole. This scheme is easily seen thro ding River, but lost the scent. It is now The young people of the Maple Leaf ugh. By accomplishing that most any certain that the dogs were on the district met at the home of Mr B. Alder- precinct could be packed with voters a right track, and that Smith worked his At 20 to 33 X per cent less than any store in Tillamook. man on Friday evening and organized a few weeks before an election, and in that way down Pudding River to the bridge literary society. Mrs. B Aiderman was way the liquor dealers would win out. just north of Aurora and from there This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli elected chairman and Miss Ida Freeman The county is the proper unit to go by. walked to Canby, where he secured food cated soon. secretary for the evening. The following As the Headlight said before, the Whole at 6 o’clock this (Tuesday) morning. officers were elected : President, Edna sale and Retail Liquor Dealers’ Associa Want of food had driven linn from his Up-to-date goods at low prices. Aiderman ; vice-president, Emma Sven- tion in making another mistake in fight concealment, and he wp.s immediately son ; secretary, Ida Freeman ; treasurer, ing the local option law. It is a good recognized. A posse started in pursuit Frank Mapes; critic, Edwin Boquist; law and should not be tampered with, and the fugitive was driven into the organist, Ida Goyne. Those present at for it puts the power in the hands of the brush, where he was held until blood the meeting were Ida Freeman. Emma people to put saloon keepers out of busi hounds arrived and led the way to the and Naomi Sveuson, Edna Aiderman, ness who harbor prostitutes, gamblers, exact spot where he sought a hiding Ida Goyne. Edwin and Stanley Boquist, saloon bums, boys and the riffraff of the place. Escape was impossible. Oscar and Harry Svenson, Alfred, Erick community. Let the Wholesale and Re Dynamite Is Used. and Albert Golstrom, Griffie Krumclouf, tail Liquor Dealers’ Association expend ■Three sticks of dynamite exploded Erick Wilson,Theo, and Tony Burns and its energies and its big wad of money in near him could not drive him out. llid. Frank Mapes. removing these abuses which are linked den behind a huge log, he was safe from Died, at Astoria, on the 28th April, up more or less with the present day a fusillade of bullets that whistled over STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON. Mrs. Julia Ann Mapes,wife of Mr. Janies saloon, which have gone to extremes in his head. Only an iron nerve such as Mapes. Deceased had been ailing for these particulars and disgusted and an that possessed by the men who boldly ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, several months, the result ofian abscess tagonized the people, there would be lit penetrnled the dense undergrowth of BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. on the right side. She was taken out to tie anti saloon sentiment in Oregon. As brush, could accomplish his ‘death or Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and long as che association keeps on fighting Astoria last week to undergo ail opera capture. also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fol Han Francisco, Portland tion in the hospital there, and died six the local option law, it will only help to ■ About 6 o’clock this morning Smith and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to hours after.not having sufficent strength create a stronger sentiment for it. The appeared in Canby and went to a bakery SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents. ASTORIA. OR to withstand the shock. The body was association is barkingupthe wrong tree. conducted by Mrs. L. T. Batten. Mrs. B- C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. . (O. R. & N. R. R, Co.. Portland. brought back on the steamer, previous Let it reform the saloon l>efore it under Batten had just arrived at the shop, and AKeDta 1A. * C. R. R. Co.. Portland. to which a short service was held at the takes to reform the people’s local option had closed and locked the door behind undertaker's parlors in Astoria, presided law. her when a man rapped for admission. Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express ( The door was opened and Smith entered. over by members of the Bastern Star, of Agent Wanted. I He said he had only 8 cents and wauted which she was a member, with the Rev. Wanted, a man io sell in this field ex something to cat. Mrs. Batten put four Gilbert, of the Presbyterian church, offi ciating. The funeral service was held in clusively for one of the largest nurseries or five cookies in a paper bag for him, in the west. Cash advanced weekly on the Fresbyterian church in this city on orders.—Address Washington Nursery but when he held open the bag and asked for more she put in a dozen or Tuesday, conducted by Rev. G. F. Zim Company, Toppenish. Washington. fifteen. 8mich then left the shop, merman. pastor of the Christian church, Postmaster Robbed. and the interment was in Bay View cem crossed the street to the railway track G. W. FouUi. Postmaster at Riverton, and went down the track toward Port etery, the Eastern Star lodge of Bay City la., nearly lost his life and was robbed being in charge at the grave. Deceased, of all comfort, according to his letter, land. whose maiden name was JuliaAnn Haw which says : " For 20 years I had chronic Recognize* Hi* Cap. thorne, was boro in Pennsylvania Ian. liver complaint, which led to such a se- i Willie Stuniger, a boy whose cap was vere case of jaundice that even my fing 24th, 1869, and was married to fames er nails turned yellow, when tby doctor stolen when the Canby postoffice was Mapes Oct. 15, 1881, at Grand Island. prescribed Electric Bitters; which cured robbed, saw Smith wearing a blue cap Neb. Of this union four children were me and have kept rue well lor eleven exactly like his own, and immediately born, vis.. Ora G., Basil C., MooteJ. and years.” Sure cure for Biliousness, Neu-; reported to Mrs. Batten. The mutter was Viola Pearl Mapes, who, with her hus ralgia, Weakness and all Stomach, Liv discussed by numerous residents of er, Kidney and Bladder derangements. band survive her. She also leaves a step A wonderful Tonic. At Chas. I. Clough’s Canby and about 7:30 o'clock word was i telephoned to New Era and to Oregon ' mother, Mrs. Martha Hawthorne, and a Drug store. 50 cents. City to look out for the man. At8:4-’> half brother, Monte Hawthorne, both of It Is Dangerous to Neglect a o’clock Sheriff Culver was telephoned at Astoria, and a half-sister. Mrs. Earnest Cold. Ferguson, of Portland. She has been a How often do we hear it remarked : 1 Woodburn that a man supposed to be resident of Tillamook since 1883, and “ It’s only a cold," and a few days later Frank Smith had been at Canby. Cui- I was a woman who was beloved by all learn that the man is on his back with ver at once decided to send mon to in- ' pneumonia. This is of such common who knew her. occurrence that a cold, however slight, vestigate. but when he received a: should not 1« disregarded. Chamber-' message from New Er* about 9:30 say Iain's Cough Remedy counteracts any ing that a man had been surrounded in Card of Thanks. tendency of a cold to .result in pneu. the timber uear that place, it was de- I wish to thank the republican yoters monia, and baa gained its great popular j elded that *11 the officers and the blood j for again placing me in nomination for ity and extensive sale by its promp ! cures of this most common ailment, r hounds should go down on the Eugene county commissioner, and also assure all always cures and is pleasant to take1 I l-ical, which was then due, but delayed. those who voted for or against me that For sale by Chas. I Clough’s Drug Store' Accordingly] the whole party set off I will endeavor to do the best I can for when the tiain arrived about 10 o’clock. Rheumatism their interest, and ask for their support Why suffer from this painful malady — and vote next month at the election. I when one application of Chamberlains I am paying 7 cents a pound Pain Balm gives relief t Hundreds of again thank the republican voters, and grateful people testify to the magical for well trimmed green hides. will do all I can to elect the ticket. power of this remedy over rheumatism. G bo . VV. R odtfblt . Leach’s Butcher Shop* For sale by Chas. 1. Clough's Drugstore. CLOSING OUT SALE! TODD & CO. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods Pacific Navigation Co NOTICE ! The Red Front Shoe Store For the Next 60 Days will SELL at COST for CASH. Call in and GET BARGAINS I
