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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 33, 1906
>1 .50 per year,
ILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR & CARNIVAL,
AUG. 23
-qrr
While at the Fair have your eyes
Emerging From Bondage.
looked after. It will cost you nothing
Oregonian.
to see if they are all right. Remember I
The
light
of
Tillamook has been hid
guarantee my work to give absolute
satisfaction.—Dr. H enry E M orris . * den tinder a bushel for many years, not
through any fault of the enterprising
L C. Bewley has Timber, Farm and people of th«t rich region lading over on
Tide Lands to sell ; also all kinds of Bav
the coast, but because the people of the
City property on easy terms. Houses outside world have been too buisy in
to rent. Agent for the Fanners’ Mutual cultivation of trade territory nearer at
Fire Relief Association, Portland, Ore. •
hand, or at least easier of access. But,
I have sold out my Store and Second Hand Goods
P. Butts was arrested on Friday with all other portions of the state ex
to Ernest Tyler, and I have moved my Shoe Maker’s
charged with larceny of a horse belong periencing a growth greater than was
Outfit and Shoe and Bicycle Supplies into my building
ing to Arthur Holden which he picked ever known before, it would be unreason-
known as the C. B. Leep shoe shop, and I am closing
up on the road and then commenced able to expect Tillamook to stand still.
working it. Justice White bound him In order to demonstrate that it is move-
out Leather and Shoe Supplies aud Bike Repairs at
over to the Circuit Court.
less than the wholesale price.
ing, Tillamook is arranging for a coun
AND
ThePacific Regalia Co. has contributed ty fair which will enable it to display its
Call soon, as I must close all out‘before September
three handsome badges for the Fair, one varied resources to good advantage. So
1st, Harness and Sole Leather and Shoe Nails of all
for the liest dairy exhibit, one for the far as transportation facilities are con
kinds, Awls and Handles, Shoe Hammers, Logger’s
best butter exhibit and one for the best cerned, Tillamook is only a little better
Calks, Rubber and Leather Cement, Shoe Blacking,
cheese exhibit, which are on exhibit in off than it was when Vancouver and
etc., etc.
the window of Haltom's Department Gray were in the coasting trade
Shop first door east of the mill building.
in the North
Pacific ; but,
des
Store.
pite
the
handicap
that
has
rested
on
The landau, which is to be used by the
Queen of the Carnival, was received by that fine region for so many years, the
Mr. Snuffer on Monday. It is loaned by port has grown and the tributary coun
the Studebaker Company, and is the try has developed even more rapidly
Also all of my HOUSEHOUD GOODS
same carriage used by President Roose, than some points in the state which are
at my house.
velt when he was in Portland and Seattle better provided with transportation
facilities.
when he visited those cities.
The very isolation of Tillamook lias
Clough’s Concentrated Orange Cider
perhaps to a degree been to her advan-
mixed with water and sweetened to taste
tage in laying the foundation for a fu
makes a delicious, refreshing and health
ture business in keeping with the great
ful drink. It sells for 50c. a pint, which
ness of its resources. The Willamette
is enough to make five gallons of
Valley farms, with an easy access to
“Orange Cider” ready to drink. Try
market by river and rail, continued for
a bottle at Clough’s drug store.
*
years to cultivate large areas of land for
Mrs. Chester Holden, since her return the exclusive production of wheat, the
-
from Netarts, has been finding the effects net returns per acre being small, so
of an accident while camping, her ham small that, when a light crop and poor
mock breaking, let her tall, her spine yield came simultaneously, the effect was
strikinga log. Mrs Holden did not find ruinous. It was impossible for the Till«,
anything of it at the time, but since her mook farmers to ship wheat to market,
return it has caused her considerable even had they been disposed to grow it
pain.
and as a result they turned their atten
Sheriff Crenshaw has returned from tion to dairying long before the Will
Praeifie Coast’s Greatest Exhibit of
serving papers on the toll road people. amette Valiev farmers discovered its ad
The toll gate on the Wilson river was vantages.
thrown open and the sheriff had it lock
An acre of land in Tillamook would
ed back. The toll gate in Washington not be worth $20 for wheatgrowing
county was torn out and John McNamer under existing transportation conditions
had the parties arrested ami the case but for producing succulent food for well
was to have come up on Wednetday.
bred cows it is worth more today than
We have fitted up a market to handle all kinds of
Mr. C. A. Stewart, commercial agent the best wheat land in the W'illamette
Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish and Game in Season.
of the Astoria & Columbia River Rail Valiev, and, as soon ns better transpor
We would like the patronage of the people of the
road, came in on Tuesday, and is in to tation facilities are provided, it will still
DAIRY EXHIBIT superb .
assure the people of Tillamook that Mr. further increase in value. Dairying is
city and county, and we will do our best to please our
modern
Milking Machine in Operation Daily
Hammond will extend his road into this the industry that has made Tillamook
customers.
Amusement Rare and Exciting.
Absolute Cure lor the Blues.
county in the near future, and that the famous, but it is not the only resource
Special Railroad Rates.
survey parties will soon locate the route, of that rich region. The timber wealth
W. H. DOWNING. P resident .
FRANK W DURBIN. S ecretary .
for it is not known yet whether the inside of the country is of vast proportions,
and, unlike the logged off lands of some
or beach route will be decided upon.
GJ’
As soon as they were notified that other locality in the Pacific Northwest,
the soil is so rich that the land, even
they
were
wanted
in
this
city,
and
with
Mrs. C. B. Stokes and family, of Forest
when denuded of its timber, is of great
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. Grove,
is visiting her brother, Frank out the sheriff having to go out and
value.
arrest
them,
J.
F.
Reeher,
William
Ryan,
Bester.
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With actual construction well under
H. f. Botts, for abstracts.
Get into the habit of trading at Patz- Will Hadley, Earl Stanley and Ernest way on Mr. Lytle’s road to Tillamook
A new line of uteel ranges at King & lal’s and receive a 5 per cent discount Beelitz, the Wilson river settlers who
Carry the only exclusive line of Men’s Wearing
were inflicted for destroying the toll gate and surveyors foi the Hammond road
Milla.
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Apparel in Tillamook County.
for cash.
in
the
field,
it
is
almost
a
certainty
that
came to town and appeared before
Mrs. Ida Edmunds came in this week
Deputy District Attorney W H. Powell Jnstice White, who bound them over to Tillamook's first county fair will be the
on a visit.
and wife, of Columbia county, came in the Circuit Court, allowing them to go last that it will hold before visitors from
B F Orr, of Portland, came in on on Tuesday.
without putting up bonds. As the the outside world will have an oppor*
Wednesday.
Why leave vour horses in the rain Wilson river settlers are indignant on tunity to visit it without the long trip
Sturgeon’s are showing the latest in when yon can tie them in Harris' Tie account of the arrests, they have already by wagon or horseback over the moun
Fall Millinery.
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Shed for 10 cts.
commenced to retaliate, as papers have tain or bv the diminutive tug which now
Rough Dry 20c. per doz.—C. O. D.
Don’t forget to stop at Harns’ Feed already been prepared to enjoin John suppiies . means of communication by
Barn, the cheapest place ia the citv to McNamer from collecting toll on the water There is a bright future in store
Steam Laundry.
Four Lenders that can't lie excelled
illegal contract be claims he obtained for'Portland’s nearest coast neighbor,
First showing of Fall Millinery at Stur keep your team
and its first exhibition of the natural re
only
do
the
NO
DISCOUNT ON AMOVE
from
Claude
Thayer.
Not
The surveyors for the Const railroad
geon's this week.
sources of the county will be of material
You must not miss the musical treat of left for the South part of the county on settlers propose to fight along that line, bench. in bringing these resources to the
but the federal authorities have been
Monday morning.
•’Queen Esther.’’
adyised that John McNamer is fencing notice of the people who do not now
While
returning
from
Netarts
on
Family washing 20c. per doz.—C. O.
appreciate their variety or extent.
Tuesday, Howard Drew and Ernest in government land, which, it seems,
D. Steam Laundry.
cannot be done, if those who claim to
The End of the World
Uncle Ferry is in on a visit to Bro. Lamb killed a bear.
know are to be relied upon. If that is of troubles that robbed E. 1!. Wolfe, of
The Maids of Honor who will attend
Rollie W. Watson.
the case it will put out of business the Bear Grove, ia., of all usefulness. came
Bicycles of all descriptions for sale or the Queen of the Carnival are Miss Mae toll road« in the south part of the when he began taking Electric Bitters.
He writes : “ Two years ago Kidney
Gray ami Miss L. Stephens.
county as well.
rent at King & Mills.
trouble caused me great suffering, which
Rev. G. F. Zimmerman has started in
An injunction suit was filed in the cir I would never have survived had I not
Rev J. C. Goodrich, of Philomath,
to build a parsonage for the Christian
cuit court on Tuesday in which J. P. taken Electric Bitters They also cured
c ime in on Wednesday.
of General Debility.” Eure cure for
Church in the adjoining lot.
Reeher is the plaintiff and the Wilson me Stomach,
See King & Mills about that new har
Liver and Kidney com-
Prof. W- R- Rutherford, principal of River Road Company, a cor|x>rati«»n, |. all
plumbi,
Blood diseases, llerdache, Diz-
ness. Thev can fit you out.
this
the school, returned to the city
H. McNamer and Wesley Rush are de zineM« and Weaknew* or bodily decline.
Harris will feed your team hay and week, accompanied bv his wife.
fendants, who areenjoyned from collect Price 00c. Guaranteed by Chas. 1.
keep them over night for 50c.
Call and see what I have in the ing toll on the Wilson river road, mid Clough, Drug Store.
Money to loan on improved farm pro orncAL line. Everything is new and each of them, their servants, agents, at
Allen House Arrival..
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
up Jo date—Dr. H enry E. M orris
torneys. employes, or either of them,
TIiunKlay.
—J. M. luce. Ch*r.. Ringler,
C. Mills, of Beaver, Tillamook county, j Mrs. B. O. Snuffer and Miss Dot from erecting or maintaining any toll
Ore., for bargains in real estate.
• I Stephens returned to the city on Mon- gate or fence, or other obstruction of any J. I). Giva««, Portland; Lewi. Mead,
Monday.—Cha». W. Simon. M. Neleon,
How’s This?
nature whatsoever or acr<#ss said coun Andover. N Y.; J. B. McCowell. N.Y.
Ralph Hoyt and family, of Portland. ! day, where the latter had gone to select
We offer One Hundred Dollar« Reward for
ty road or from demanding or receiving City ; W. W. Ekfowney, Foret Grove ; R. C. Ilegg", W. R. Rutherford ; T. E.
I
her
robes
as
Queen
of
the
Carnival.
Came in this w*-ek to camp at Netarts.
Epph'tt and family. Form« Grove; Ch ». any caw of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
C. D. Henderion, Htieridan.
Hall'« Catarrh < tire
■ Fire destroyed two residences at Bav toils from any of the persons traveling
E J. t'HKHKY * CO., Toledo, O.
Friday.—A. Bonham and wife, Port- P. Nelaon, Cloverdale ; A M. William»,
Mr. John Svenson came in from Oak i
upon
or
along
said
road,
and
that
they
We, the undertdgiird have known F. J.
City on Friday, those of N. McMillan
lanrl. H. E. Ro«», Balm . W. E. Noyes McMinnville.
nr’. Cal., on Saturday for a short stay. |
Cheney for the la«t 15 year», and belie*«- him
and Albert S. Tilden, doing damage to be restrained from in any way interfer
Tuewlay.—Frank Hall, P. E. Martin. perfectly honorable in all huaihe*« trana*
Oretown; E. Beelitz, Wifoon; Harsh
action» aud nnancially able to carry out any
You can get that Jap a lac that you I | the amount of several thousand dollars, ing with travel upon said road by erect
Phillip., Hu.tnnaii Moriia, North Yam J C Frmaell, Ch»». Malliew», L. C. obligation« mad « by their Arm .
ing.
maintaining
or
allowing
by
their
have read so much about n! King & i Fortunately, thus far Tillamook has
W alihwo Ktanan Mr
W akvim .
Bell, Gilbert T. Chapman, W B. Shaffer,
hill.
Whokaalr Dugalata Toleldo. <*.
Mills
a 1 ' escaped any forest fires, but it is to be authority any obstruction to lie placed
Ma'-.1 John Thill, Jr., C. A. Stewart, R.
H a H' b Catarrh Cure la taken internally, act»
Saturday.
—
Victor
Marden.
lor kept thereon, and that plaintiff have
jug directly upon the Mood and mucoua «u»-
Green Rowland, an old pioneer friend ; hoped that the campers and hunters will
af the sywtrm Twat I mon tai» »ent free.
¡his costs and disbursements and such Fulton. Harriett, and Virginia Merder. El« arda, G. IV. Hunt, Prof. Hunt, H twee«
Frit* 7,*x per bottle Bold by al< Dr'igguta.
of W. E. Stillwell, » visiting him in this
good discretion in putting out camp
I other and further relief as the covrt may Kate D. Kleevea. Tlie Dalle; J. H War H. Yeamane, H. Zidi-ll Brie, W. J. Mc Take Hail • Family Fill» for constipation.
city.
| fires.
I seem equitable and just. Attorney H. ren, Mra. J II. Warreu. Mi«a Lila War Fall, Con. J oh neon. Al. Master. Joe
Nelson, W. Kenyan, F. 8. Ailey. W. O
Mrs. Walker will serve meals «luring
Charles Adkins, of Gales Creek, and ■ T. Botts is for the plaintiff.
ren. Lewi» Mead. Ba, City.
A Mystery Solved.
the Carnival at her residence at 25c Mis. Walt. Smith, of Wilson, were mar
Sunday.—W. Riefeufo-rK, K. E. Hick- Hollenbeck. Portland ; Mr and Mra.
Fairman. N.Y ; L. H. Terwilliger. L.
"How to keep off )wri«»<lic attack, o«
each.
*
rieff in VsRconver. Wash. They will
■
-n
Grace
Forde,
Hallie
Hand.
J.
?,
In Great Demand.
T. Terry, Hao Francisco, Mr and Mr.. t>ili<m»ne»a and habitual con-tipation
SutMfaci.oti to my pa two fa is my make ibeir home at the half way house
Th* demand f««r Chand*»lam’s Colic. Mai toon, PorthMkl ) R. B. Hunt ai d
a myrtery that Dr. King'» New lafe
Clifford and children. Chicago ; C. O. wa.
!
on
the
Wilsou
river
road.
family,
V.
D.
Calliwm,
Eugene;
T
Cholera
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy
here
i-aa
Motto, and I have not failed to giva
Pill» milved for me,” writ*» John N.
I [iixon. Forwrt Grove ; John U. Boz >rlh, PleKMUi, of Magnolia. Ind. Die only
been
at»
g
r»-at
that
I
have
scarcely
be
a
■
Arnold,
Burdett
Hbepman,
N.Y.
;
L
II
The
B
ad
of
Equalization
will
iwe
oi
ia a single case —Dr H- E MoasK- *
to keep it in stock. It has cured M«-rcr. CoevallM; S. E. Green. Grant. ' Bav City ; Cha» Gregory, McMinn* pill, that are guaranteed to give perfei t
, Mominty and remair. in session one week I I able
I a ea of dysentery here when nil other
Cordwood for sale, spruce limbs,
00
satisfaction to everybody or '»oeey re
I ft is componed of County J.-’xe H. F. r-otedies failed.—F rank JosEft, Pike- Paa* ; C, K. Fietciier, F on»t Grov. ; vile Omar F-n<UII. Newberg; Archie funded. Only Wc. al OUga. I. Clough«
a cord debvercil. $2 <M> io the woods.
Gia*.
Cloverdale,
Geo.
H.
Young
ami
’
H.
P
Olle*.
Cloverdale,
Tom
Morri..
■ Good-peed. Assessor A. M. Hare sod ¡«dlr. Ind. Thia remedy is for Mie by
, Drug Store.
Send mur youg
learn — F banit
family, Newberg.
Cbaa. I Cloughs Dreg Store.
N'/rth Yamhill.
' County Clerk G. B. Lamb.
vçUJ «Wâ re¡e¡eív§ Ç™nl
tlx® E¡astj a Fine Fine
CLOSING OUT
SALE !
CLOTHING
Ladies’ Fall and Winter
UBISI ©MTS ató
Will SELL BUILDING and GOODS
at a BARGAIN.
Of the Latest Up-to-Date Goods
and Correct Styles.
CCI. E. PAGE.
W.®tf
Tillamook Produce ()
Company
MEAT MARKET
Inunense Display of Fann Products.
THorzes,
Goatz,
Sattle,
Sheep,
Swine, Ttoulirp,
Per Stock.
D. B. DEETER, Manager
Todd & Co
Crouse & Brandegee Clothing,
Walkover Shoes
Gordon Hats-
Utz & Dunn Shoes.
The discount of 20 to 33i per
cent will be given on three
lines of CLOTHING FURNISHING
GOODS, Shoes, etc., until new
stock arrives
TODD & CO
Tillamook,