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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 5, 1906
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR & CARNINAL,
AUG. 23
A few kegs of 6s, 8s and 16s wire
nails at special low price.
Flour at same low price quoted
for past two weeks.
A. B. Co’s. Diamond Brand, re-
cleaned, steam process, Rolled
Barley, in’ 801b. sacks, at special low
price, in four sack lots, or by the ton
for spot cash.
Avail yourselves on the low price
on Red Ribbon Maine Sweet Corn,
and canned Tomatoes, Sugar, Baking
Powders, Coffee and Tea, we are
making to those buying their sup-
plies for harvest of us. Our goods
are the choicest in the market, our
prices the lowest for next three
weeks.
D.T. EDMUNDS
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Seth Moon was in from Blaine Mon
day.
Mowers, Rakes and hay tools at King
& Mills.
See ! Dr. Morris about your eyes. Ex­
amination tree.
All the newly elected officers have taken
The recount will not take place until i making next Wednesday as the date
next Monday, when Attorney H. T. when the citv is to have a general clean
Govne will act as referee in place ot the i up. Bills allowed were :
circuit judge. Carl Haberlach took over
Electric lights.................. ........$37.50
C. I. Clough ........ «........... ....... 17.50
the office of countv]treasurer when his
925
Headlight, printing ....... .......
bond was approved bv the court. It is
Recorder’s salary ............ ....... 15.00
not thought by'sever al of the judges mid
9.20
G S Richardson................ .......
clerks of election that the recount will
J. C. Gove........................... ....... 14.60
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3.00
Norman
Olds
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change the result of the election.
7.60
Eli Olds ............................. .......
The Fourth of July was ushered in on
W. Harris............................. ....... 5 20
Wednesday morning, just at day break,
....... 19 60
L. Sanders......................... .......
4.00
with an electric storm which sent forth
E. J. Owens ...................... ....... 15.20
several loud peals of thunder, preceding
which the lightning shot from the ele­
ments in rapid succession. A light shower
of rain fell, and to the surprise of most
everybody thejday broke fine later and it
turned out a.most beautiful,day.
The Equal Suffrage Campaign commit-
tee will hold a meeting at the Christian
church at 8 p.tn. on Saturday next for
the purpose of organizing an Equal Suf­
frage Association, electing officers and
transacting any bther business which
may come before the meeting. AU per­
sons interested in the cause of Equal Suf­
frage are earnestly requested to be pre-
sent at the.meeting.
Monday was one of the hottest days
ever experienced in Tillamook, for with
the east wind blowing and Old Sol hav­
ing an uninterrupted quiz at old Tilla­
mook and with the temperature up to
100, for once this county had a taste of
real hot weather like they have in the—
well, over ill the Willamette valley and
Eastern Oregon quite frequently. But it
did not last long, lor the next day the
temperature was down to normal.
If vour horses are afraid of the auto­
mobiles tie them in Harris'tie shed. It
will only cost you 10 cts.
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S. W. Conover and wife, who have
been visiting their old home in the state
of New York, returned on Saturday.
Just arrived, at the Red Front Shoe
House, the latest and best styles of foot
wear. The public is invited to call and
examine these goods.
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Haymaking started in last week and
Rough Dry 20c. per doz.—2. O. D. the continued fine weather have caused
quite a number of farmers to get their
Aten m Laundrv.
mowers into operation.
Henry Tohl, of Nehalem, was in the
Have vour eves examined if they give
•city on Tuesday.
you trouble, for it may cost vou consid­
Family washing 20c. per doz.—C. O.
erable worry and expense later. See Dr.
D. Steam Laundry.
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Morris in the Palace Hotel.
Hiner & Lamb are moving into their
L D Ackley will have logan berries
quarters this week.
to sell in about a week and will be in
Bicycles of all descriptions for sale or town twice a week with them. Persons
rent at King & Mills.
wanting lognu berries phone him at his
Mr. Alexander and wife, of Portland, residence.
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came in on Saturday.
Teaming and draying done bv Chas.
over the duties.
J. S. Stephens was taken quite serious­
ly sick on Monday evening.
Adkins.
Leave orders, which will lie
promptly attended to, at Easter's barn.
Both phones. Household furniture care­
fully moved.
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Sunday morning at the Christian
church thesubject of the sermon, "Man's
Knowledge of God.” In the evening ;
"God's Dynamite.” A cordial invitation
is extended you.
Ex County Judge W. W. Conder was
in the city this week conferring with the
court with regard to the new courthouse
and other unfinished county business
under his administration.
Harris will teed yonr teain hay and
keep them over night for 50c.
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Money to loan on improved farm pro­
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
Dr. H. E. Morris and Mr. Littler went
out on the stage on Saturday.
C. Mills, of Beaver. Tillamook county.
Ore., for bargains in real estate.
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Work mare for sale, about 1300 lbs.—
Apply to J. A. Wagner, Wilson river.*
Your laundry called for and delivered
for 20c perdoz —C. O. D. Steam Laundry.
Independent Church, at Fairview,
The Best Oil for Machinery is W’haleor Sunday evenings. In commemoration
Spern Oil.—For sale at D. T. Edmunds.* of th- Grace ot God. through which the
For reading matter of all kinds go to execution ot the just law of God is
J. C. G ovk .
the Tillamook Confectionery and Ba- . stayed.
zaar.
Get into the habit of trading at Patz-
lat's and receive a 5 per cent discount
for cash.
A complete line of the Myers' Slav on
Barn Door Track and Hangers at King
tk Mills.
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Go to Tillamook Conieetionerv and
Bazaar for candy, nuts, fruits,magazines,
books. etc.
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Just arrived, the finest line of decorat­
ed china ware ever seen in Tillamook, nt
King & Mills.
Mrs. Wifey. Dr. Percy W iley and Miss
Blanch McNair left Portland on Friday
for the East.
Why leave your horaev in the rain
when you can tie them in Harris' Tie
Shed for .10 eta.
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Todd & Co
Carry the only exclusive line of Men's Wearlug
Apparel in Tillamook County.
Crouse & Brandegee Clothing,
Walkover Shoes.
Gordon Hats*
Utz & Dunn Shoes.
Another old settler. Eli Goodspeed.
I passed away on Sunday morning at his
home
east of this city, at the age of 75
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1 years, having resided in the county since
1876. Mr. Goodspeed was born in Gen
esee
county, N.Y., on December 30, 1829.
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In
' 1856 he located with the family on a
farm
in Guthrie county, Iowa, and in
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1863 crossed the plains with ox teams
being four months on the journey. The
first year pf his residence in Oregon he
located in Eastern Oregon, and in 1860
he went toWashington cou. *y, living on
1 a farm near Forest Grove. In 1871 lie
located near Salem, andin 1976 he c«me
to Tillamook. He is the father of three
children, Columbus Goods;>eed, living in
Baker county ; Emma, widow of Aaron
Weller, of the same county ; and County
Judge H F. Giodspeed, of Til a n >ok
county.
Mr. Goodspeed was in feeble
health for several years, his eve sight
causing him a great deal of trouble. On
Monday alternoon the remains were
buried in the Oddfellows' cemetery, the
religious service being conducted by Rev.
C. A. Stockwell in the M.E church.
Four Leaders that can’t be excelled.
NO DISCOUNT ON ABOVE LINES.
The discount of 20 to 333 per
cent will be given on other
lines of CLOTHING FURNISHING
GOODS, Shoes, etc., until new
stock arrives.
TODD & CO
Tillamook
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
There was a meeting of business men
on Thursday afternoon of last week and
it was decided to send Mr. F. R Beals
to Portland to see the promoters of the
coast railroad, also Mr. E. E Lytle, as
there is some difference of opinion as to
which railroad will tap Tillamook first.
Both companies are wanting rights of
wav, hut there is no disposition togrant
this until some assurance is given that a
railroad is to be built.
Everyone was well pleased with the
performance given by local talent at the
opera house on Friday evening, when
"Border Land,'* a good three act comedy
drama, was played with fine effect, much
to the credit of Mr. G. T. Watson, who
had trained the young star actors. The
play had the usual love scenes and shoot,
iug, with, perhaps, n little more of the
comedy to suit the popular taste. In
Chis particular Hon. Patrick McFaddle,
It was decided at the meeting of the an Irishman and politician,and Cyrus, a
Tillamoak Development League last colored servant, caused plenty of fun for
night that the contest for Queen of the thenudence, in which Miss Spriggins, an
Carnival be confined to single young old maid and school marm, added to the
ladies, each vote to cost one cent The amusement, for she was dead stuck on
young lady receiving the highest numlier McFaddle. Mr. Lester was digniOed in
of votes will lie the Queen and the eight acting and sustained his part well ns did
next highest will be maids of honor. The Jack Ralatom and Joe Dempsey, especial
result of the contest will be published ly in the last act when they entered into
twice a week in the city papers and C. a life or death combat with knives and
in the death of the later. Mary Lester
W. Tnlmage will have charge of count­ was good, so aico was Winona, both of
ing the votes. It is expected that ballot whom playing their parts as though
Polly
boxes will be placed in most of the stores I they were professional players
throughout the county, for young ladies , and Charley were the "kids’* in the play
and knew how to scare Miss Spriggins
in all parts of the county are invited to ’ and were up to other devilment that pul
participate in this interesting event.
humor into the play. Following was
Married, on Thursday, June 28, at the , caste:
home ol the bride’s parents. Mr. Chas. Hon. Patrick McFaddle, a New York
politician.................... Ross Clements
E. Mowrey. of Portland, to Miss Hanna 1 Mr. Lester, a banker..... W hitman Lamb.
Josephine Nielson, the Rev. C. A. Stock, • Cyrus, his serv vnt........... Carl Grayson.
well, pastor of the M.E. church, perform - ­ Jack Ralston, a guide and scout.
James Hiner.
ing the ceremony. The parlor had been
Polly, Mary Lester's sister...Elsie Lamb.
tastefully arranged with flowers and Charley, a young terror. Geo. Robinson.
evergreens and a large floral bell, and it Miss Spriggins.....................Flora Perkins.
was beneath this that the young couple Joe Dempsey, alias Baron Hereford.;
alias Old Ben.......... ... Clifford Hiner.
were made husband and wife.
Miss
Mary Lester, a New York belle.
Marie Tinnerstet played the wedding
Marie Smith.
march, and the happy couple having Winona, an Indian girl ...Blanche Smith,
been congratulated by their friends, the Kidder, Dempsey's pal...... Pierre Peters.
guests were invited to the wedding feast.
Mr. and Mrs. Mowrey will make their CLEAN UP THE CITY.
home in Portland.
Charles Sholtz, who went insane last
week, but was not thought nt first to be
very seriously deranged, took a turn for
the worse and had to be taken to the
insane asylum at Salem, the attendants
leaving with him on Wednesday.
The passengers who went out oti the
steamer on Tuesday were ; J. D. Hub-
ble, II. M. Wauzer, Win. Stiton and
wife, Mias Prince. W. L. Enlltaon, W. O.
Webster and wife. C. E. Mowrey and
wife. D. Johnson, J. II. El Isen and wife,
A. West and Geo. Haag and wife.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in ou
Saturday, her passengers being C, E.
Hadfev, H. Vela and wife, Mrs. Eherman
‘ and child, Mr. McCoy, A. W. Severance
and wife. H. M. Warner. E. K. Loinmen.
Mr. Webster and wife, M Beaver, P
Peters, Mrs. Vantrees and daughter.
Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed ,
Mr. Peter Ammacher wishes to give
Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to I
hie hearty thanks to all the neighbors
keep your team
and friends for their kindness and help in
Rev. F G Zimmerman returned Thera-; every wny during the illness and death
d iv. having attended to anmuil camp i of his beloved wife,for the beautiful flow­
meeting at Tamer.
ers and also tn all those who followed
We pay par for County Orders ai d her remains to the grave.
maar n i charge for rudlwriing i-lv-aifca on
The Fourth of July passed off quietly in
other lank«.—TWtawunk <«airily Bank Tillamook on Wednesday, with celebra­
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The automofnle started out Friday tions at Cloverdale. Bav City. Nehalem
mor ring on its first trip to Sheridan and a pleasant gathering in the grounds
w th passengers, taking out halts dozen of St. Alphons-is academy. A number
The Tillamook Confectionery and of the voung people from this city went
Baznar, Todd's sew building, lathe place to th» sandspit, and in the evening a
to get your school supplies, pencils and large crowd attended the dance at the
opera b. wee.
iak tablets.
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CARRY
ICE CREAM
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H. T. Borm, Mayor.
IN
SEASON.
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Penoils, Tablets, eto.
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE BRU8HES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies' Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar
County Fair Committees.
Below will be found the names of the
persons who have been selected to serve
on the committees for the first annual
county fair and street carnival in this
city on August 23rd, 24th and 25th ;
At a meeting of the city council Mon­ tlie provisions of tlie city ordinance
day evening two ordinances were intro which provides that nooue shall throw
dneed and passed, first, prohibiting fire' int > the streets or alleys, or upon the
works and fire crackers in the business Mlle walks, any dirt, rubbtoli, garbage or
portion during the county fair ; second, filth, and to n quest that each particular
to prohibit stock running at large from citizen »hall otwerve thia pvot Irion, as it
the 15th to the end of August. A reuo is the intention to see that ths some is
lution was carried giving the use id the enforced, as money will thus be wived in
streets to the Tillamook Derelopment the cleaning up of tlie streets and tlie
League lor the county fair. The ques­ ! health of Hie city will I* better guarded
tion of cleaning up the city came in lor thereby.
Yours very truly,
some rtiecnseion. and Mayor Botts was
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CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUIT.S etc.
Another case of assault and battery Mayor Botts 8ets Next Wed­
occurred on Monday, in which H. F.
nesday as the Day to Use
Young, a dairyman living on the Wilson
the Muck Rake.
river, in a savage manner pounded L. G. To the People of Tillamook City :
Freeman in the face and kicked him in
Tlie City Council Ims designated
the side at the Maple Leaf factory. It Wednesday, July 11th, 190fl. as clearn-
aprears that Young's son and other ing-upday
It is hoped that each and
lioys had been annoying Mr. Freeman, all of the citizens will, on that|day, work
and the previous Sunday Young's son | together in tlie matter of cleaning up
used some disgusting language to Mr. the rubbish and garbage U|on the
Freeman, and instead of ths lather chas­ streets and private property of each
tising hts own son, he undertook to lick person. A great many of the cities in
Freeman, who, Young claimed, had said the Stale of Oregon have been d<-ing this
something about him when the boys work, and tlie results are found to be
were annoying Freeman. It was at the very satisfactory. With our street fair
back of the factory where the assault coming on, and the hundreds of visitors
took place. Young was standing on the which we will have during ¡the summer
platform and Freeman was standing months, it stands us in band to have our
below getting hot water, when the city put on the best appears nee possible,
assault commenced. Young striking Free­ and bv all working together we can lake
man .on the side of the head, several this matter up and with a little effort
times in the face, and kicked him in the | put the city in good condition so that it
side. Preeinan did not attempt to strike will present in attractire appearance to
or injure Young. Young wna arrested whoever may come here
on Friday and pleaded guilty and was
In thia connection I would like to ca'I
fined $10 and coats.
tlie attention of ths public generally to
instructed to isrue a notice to the citizens
Near Todd’s Building.
A COMPLETE LINE
CIVIC IMPROV RM KNT.
E A. Edwards, Street Com.
CITY COUNCIL.
Mrs. R. Beals.
Mrs. Geo. Edmunds.
Mrs. F. L. Sappington.
HTRKKT BOOTHS.
8. A. Brodhead.
I. C Smith.
D. M. Oliver.
J- c. Cooper.
«PORTS.
J. 8. Lamar.
P. J. Sharp.
W. C. King.
Chas. Reynolds.
Henry Crenshaw.
FARMKRS' CONORZHH.
W W. Conder.
M. R. Hanenkiatt.
M. Melcholr.
D. J. Dunn.
W. N. Vaughn.
Geo. I/*r|mbel.
B A. Todd.
F, Fitzpatrick.
Henry Rogers.
DAIRY
BX Hl BITS.
L. B. Ziemer.
Henry Kunze.
Casper Schlappi.
H. V. Alley.
A. W. Bunn.
Charles Ray.
Jus. Dürrer.
Carl Haberlach.
MANcrAcruRiu«.
J. R Harter.
P. B. V ant reus.
Joe. Elfenberger.
John Krebs.
Mrs. Marion Chance.
Mrs. Alex McNair.
Mrs. H. Crenshaw.
Mrs. Sarchet.
Mrs. F. C. Baker.
Mrs. B. C. Lamb.
Mrs John Groat.
FRUIT AND
V1GZTABI.KH.
Fairview Grange.
Nestucca Grange.
Nehalem Grange.
Oretown Grange.
HTOt'K SHOW.
Claude Thayer.
M. Aiplanalp.
Gust Wlcklund.
I). Fitzpatrick.
R. 0. Magarrell.
Gue Kunze.
J. C. Bewley.
J. F Martin.
Chas Kunze.
John Sheets.
0. A. Izimmen.
Fred Zaddack.
PUBLIC HPBAKRRH AND RECEPTION.
H. T. Botts.
Chas. Talmage.
A. G. Beals.
L. A. Le Miller.
W. W. Wiley.
YOU NO LADIES' DRILL.
Mrs. Talmage.
Mrs. Clough.
Mrs. M. W. Harrison.
HINGINO AND INNTRUMKNTAL Ml'SIC.
Mrs. Geo. Edmunds.
Iter. Stockwell.»
Miss Ellen Bewley.
Mrs. F. W. Christensen.
Mrs. f. C. Ilolden.
Re*. Zimmerman.
A. M. Hare.
W. W. Wiley.
Other Committees will lie announced
later, as well as additional metubera to
above committees.
Fred Long.
F. 8. Whitehouse.
C. H. Woolfs.
CULINARY ART.
Mn. J. 8. Diehl.
Mis. W B. AMerman
Mrs. W. C. King.
Miss Couto Clark.
DBtXMLATtOm.
J. W. McMillan.
W. C King.
FANCY WORN.
Mrs. Talmage.
Mrs. Chau. Reynolds,
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Thin Is a perfectly reliable medicine
tor trowel complaints, and one that ha»
never been known to fail even io the
most severe and dangerous oases. Fuz
sale by Chas. I. Clough's Drug Ntore.
Agent Wanted.
Wanted, a man to sell in this field e»-
riastrely for one of the largest nurseries
in the west. Cash advanced weekly.
Address Washington Nursery Com­
pany, Toppenish, Washington.