Tillamook headlight., October 03, 1907, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 3, 1907.
; BOMB EXPLODED UNDBx'
‘"“'f :
Annual Teachers’ Institute.
The buuib which caused I he death of
the ?x-8heriff was placed just inside the
The annual Tillamook County Teach­
HIS GATE
gate
on Hie south side of the walk. A
Of course, ladies forming the Shakes ers’ Institute will be held in this city on
peare Club will want to know what Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Baker City ex Sheriff Blown to wire was attached toil and this wire was
run along I lie lop of the picket fence
Prof. Mulkey has to say about Hamlet. next week, tor which County Superin­
Pieces.
ulx uliS feel to the cornel and then West
tendent W. W. Wiley ha« piepared an
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When you enter for a business course in
C ity , Or.. Sept 30.— At 10.45 in the street along th* gutter f’»r atmut
We begin to feel that we are somewhat interesting program He has also been | B aker
this College you can count on two things.
do feet to a point i»»ar a telephone p I*.
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K
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«sheriff
Harvev
K
Brown
fortunate
in
obtaining
several
prominent
•
to
night
of a veteran editor by the wav our bro­
1. We take no more students than we can
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instructors,
it looks as though (he
the j was blow n almost to pieces b) « heav\ I he construction of Mr. Br< wn » house
thers have got cold fttt and left us one hi
properly accommodate. There is no crowding.
dynamite as he entered the is such that a hoise on the north side
vuaiK« ot ««j
after another. Staying qualities of the annual county institute this vear will be [charge
2. You have before you the best Business
* 1 gate
.... to his
L._ ‘ home
::r in
'' this -----
*?. His left in the load would be hul from view of
of the most profitable and successful
city.
bull dog type isn’t a bad thing after all. one
College instructors money can procure from
gathering of pedagogues ever held in I leg was hl«»wn off close to his body and any one passing along the trnrt of the
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the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
Tillamook.
his left arm mangled
At this hour it is house, because <»f tfie complete darkness
We do not know, but it seems to us
Write us at once for information about the
The instructors are Mr. |. H. Acker- .impossible to tell the extent ^of (*ia jn- and lack ot «(reel lights
that the doctor’s wife must have been a man, State Superintendent of Public In- ljurirS
new
Private Secretary Course, as well as the
was taken to St. Elizabeth’s
There is a porch light which throws
«•»••«*-« Hr
I
good looking facinating wench to have
business courses taught in our Day and
were its rays entirely tow aid the fionl a>'d
struction ; Mr. B. E. Mulkev. President, Hospital, where his wounds
procured so much credit at most of the
Night School.
Southern Oregon State Normal School ; dressed and everything done to relieve south of tin* houae. ft is apparent that
stores.
Boys, she must have thought
the person at the er»d <>i the wire was out
Miss Cornelia Marvin, secretary, Oregun his suffering.
WASHINGTON * TENTH ST«.. FORTLAND. ORC
W
rit
«
to
D
isk
T
you were easy.
Brown had just returned this after in the street and touched off the bomb
State Library Commission ; Mr. H. H.
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Belt, superintendent of schools. Yamhill noon from Stives Gulch, where he has as Mr Brown entered the gate. A hra»*
We have heard Rollie’s last wail,who is
county ; Prof W. R. Rutherford, princi­ mining property, and was returning knuckle was allac hed to • fie end ot the
dying hard, until his friends (?) get thro­
pal Tillamook high school ; Mr. Chas. H. home from downtown when the ex wire and was used by the aesashiii in
ugh with him, when there will be a wail
As he entered the pulling ifie wire to set off the explosion.
Jones, editor of the Oregon Teachers' plosion occurred.
from him big enough to wake the dead.
gate there w»s a loud rep«»rt, aud when A gate post, six by eight llicmt.
We think we are far sighted enough to Monthly.
help
arrived
he
was
found King on the blown to splinters, the fence was torn
The program is as follows :
see wbat is going to happen.
sidewalk in a mangled condition.
awi-y and shreds of Mr. Brown’s cloth
GENERAL SESSIONS
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mg and pieces of liis fl'Sli w ere scat­
Wednesday forenoon—Music, Mr. C.
l$xplog on Shat era Window«
Exit Rollie W. Watson, the saloon ad Jones, leader ; address. “Opportunity.’’
tered for many feet in every direction.
The
gate,
the
large
gate
posts
and
vocate ! But how will our long and re­ Mr. Ackerman; “ 1 he Care of Books,”
Every window pane in the house was
part
of
the
fence
were
blown
into
spected brother manage to live without Miss Marvin
splinters bv the heavy discharge of Inoken and the force of the explosion
a newspaper to toot his own horn ? We
broke windows in a home 2ü0 feet away.
Wednesday afternoon—Music, Mr. C.
wonder who will be the next editor to Jones, leader ;‘ Keeping School Records.** dynamite. Every window 111 his home L he n poit could be heard all over town,
bit off too much and fall by the wayside ? Mr. Ackerman ; “The Use of Books,” was broken and some windows across and soon summoned an immense crowd
the street. The report was heard all
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Miss Marvin.
over town and attracted a large crowd to the scene of the tragedy.
We didn't know that the fishermen on
Flesh Torn From Bones.
Thursday forenoon—Music. Mr. Jones, to th»* scene ot the tragedy.
Tillamook Bay were such a good looking leader ; “The Teacher.’’ Mr. Mulkev ;
Browii's body was badly mangled.
The
perpetrators
of
the
dastardly
deed
lot of fellows until we saw them stiung ‘ The New Course of Study,’’ Mr. Acker­
are not known and have left no trace Five inches of the thigh I •one on the
out before the justice of the peace, all man.
left leg was blown away and only a
except
a wire which extended from the
warden's
drag
caught in the deputy fish
Thursday afternoon—Music. Mr. Jones, gate ab«»ut 25 teet north along the fence little of the flesh of the fore pait
next. But there wasn't a “sucker’’ in leader ; “Recent School Legislation, 'M r.
and then west about 36 feet in the middle <»f the thigh hel<i the lower limb to
the whole string of fish.
1 he back part of the right
Ackerman; “School Management.’’ Mr. «»f the road It is supposed that the men the body
thigh was blown away, leaving the bone
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Mulkey.
at the end of the wire watched tor Brown
Friday forenoon—Music, Mr. Jones, and as he entered the gate set off the bare. The Ieft hip was badly pune
The “new doctor’’ was simply another
“outside attraction ” Well, he’s gone. leader ; address, Mr. Belt ; “Education dynamite; immediately after the ex­ tured and part of the flesh torn away.
It is a queer thing, though, in most of vs. Health.’’ Mr. Mulkev
plosion a neighbor heard some men The force of the explosion seemed to
Friday afternoon—Address, Mr. Belt ; running north from Brown’s house. A have caught him between the kntes and
the Tillamookers, they take up with and
trade with strangers whom they know question box, Mr. Mulkey.
porch light was baring at his home, his body.
Chief of Police Jackson last night
nothing about too soon for their own
primary section .
but the street to‘the north w as pitch
telephoned to Walla Walla to secure
good. There’s no josh about this either.
Wednesday forenoon—‘‘Child Study,” dark.
the bloodhounds from the ¡leiiitentiarv,
Mr. Mulkey. Afternoon— “Arithmetic,”
“ Thev Got Me.” He Mutters.
but could not get them and this morn­
No wonder that country editors do not Mr. Ackerman.
It is thought that Brown has some ing telegraphed to Hairy Draper at
get verv wealthy. Lord & Thomas sends
Thursday forenoon—“Reading,’’ Mr
us an advt. to publish for 13 weeks. It Mulkey. Afternoon—“Arithmetic,” Mr. idea of the identity of the men who ex Spokane, instructing him to bring his
ploded the bomb, for he was heard to hounds, and this evening received word
is a one inch double column, to be placed Ackerman.
at top of column next to reading mat­
Friday forenoon—“Reading,’’ Mr. Mui say before be relapsed into unconscious­ that the dogs will be here tomorrow
ter, and a paper to be sent for 13 weeks. key. Afternoon—“Language,” Mr. Mui- ness : “ They have laid for me and they The road along the North side of the
Opposite the Post Office.
Thev are willing to pav us $1.56 gross, key.
got me.”
house, w here the inhuman Brute stood
Wonder
Brown became unconscious a few min ' to touch off the bomb, has been roped
less 25 per cent commission,
ADVANCED SECTION.
_
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what they
take
editors for, any wav,
Wednesday forenoon—“Agriculture for utes after the explosion and did not say off to give the dogs a chance to pick up
for it is honestly worth $6.50. But some Beginners.” Mr. Ackerman. Afternoon— anything that would give a «due to the the seent. _________________
cheap guys of newspaper men will be “English,” Mr. Mulkey.
identity of the assassins Mrs. Brown
hard up and fools enough to run the
Thursday forenoon—Address, Mr Belt. is prostrated, and the doctors fear that A Quick and Safe Remedy for
Bowel Complaints.
advt. at the price offered.
Afternoon- ‘ History and Civics.” Mr. she will not recover from the awful
Twenty years ago Mr. Geo. W. Brock
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Rutherford.
shock.
discovered that ChambeiIain’s Colic,
The democratic tail to Rollie’s kite is
Friday forenoon—Address, Mr. Belt.
Made War on Gamblers
evidently greatly disturbed because the Afternoon—“History and Civics,’’ Mr.
While Sheriff of Baker County, Haney Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy w as a
snap shot man has shown the difference Rutherford.
Brown was diligent in enforcing the law quick and safe cure for bowel con plaints
in the price of butter fat under the dem­
EVENING LECTURES
against the 9aloon men atm gamblers “During ail of these years." he says. ” 1
ocratic and republican administrations.
Two lectures will be given at the court and was also a detective of no mean have used it and recommended it many
But a personal attack on the snap shot house, to which all are cordially invited, ability.
He had been employed on times and the results have never yet dis­
man won't alter the prices, no matter on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, several important cases and it is thought appointed me.” Mr. Brock is publisher
OUR STYLES.
how much the democratic wire pullers at eight o’clock, by two popular lectur­ that he knew too much to make it sale of the Aberdeen, Md,, Enterprise, For
ONE JET ...........
foam and rati and dislike to see the dairy ers, when it is expected that a large num­ for some men in this part of the country, sale by Clough’s Drug Slore.
75c
TWO JETS ......
85c
men get 37 1-5cents per pounds for their ber of citizens will avail themselves of and they took this method ot trying to
THREE JETS,
How
to
Cure
a
Cold.
butter tat. We do like to hear the dem­ the opportunity of listening co these in­
GALVANIZED. .. $1.00
have him put out of the way.
The quest ion of how to cure a Cold THREE TETS.
ocrats beef, but they have a queer way teresting speakers.
BRASS............... 1.23
without unnecessary loss of time is one
beefing while hiding behind a personal at
Wednesday evening the leciure is bv
Brown
Passes
Away.
in which we are all more or less inter
tack on somebody.
State Superintendent [. H. Ackerman,
B
aker C ity , Or., Oct 1st —Harvey HSted. for the quicker a cold is gotten
whose subject is “Some Unsolved Edu­
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K Brown passed quietly away at St. rid of the leas the danger of pneumonia
Whatever the fair committee may be cational Problems.
Thursday evening Prof. B. F. Mulkey Elizabeth’s Hospital, in this city at and other serious diseases. Mr. B. W. L.
short we think it would be a good plan
for everybody to put their shoulders to has kindly consented to lecture, when he 3;30 o'clock this afternoon, from wounds Hall, of Waverly, Va., has used Cham-
the wheel and help straighten it out, for­ will have tor his subject “Hamlet, Prince caused bv the explosion of a bomb as he beiIain's Cough Remedy for years and
entered the gate to his home last night. says : “ [ firmly believe Chamberlain's
give and forget what mistakes were of Denmark.’’
Death came after several hours of in­ Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best
made, and all pull together for a genuine
tense agony.
When the grim reaper preparation on the market for colds. I
county fair another year and for the im­
GROOM IS 73. BRIDE IS 72.
called
him to his long home, there were nave recommended it to my friends and
provement and development of the city
present
with
him
his mother, his two they ail agree with me.
For sale by
and county. So quitchewing the rag and L, M Gosney and Mrs. Gibson
sisters, Mrs. Milt Osborn and Mrs. B. Clough s Drug Store.
get busy instead, for probably most all
Get Married.
W
Landreth,
his
13-vear-old
daughter
of us made some mistakes. Why even
Becan«« he couldn’t cook for himself
His Dear Old Mother.
some of the young saintly printers made any longer, and needed some one to Ethel; his pastor. Rev. Jacob Finger, and
“ My dear old mol her, who is now
mistakes by undertuing to pack more of make his bed, F. M. Goeney this after­ many of his intimate friends.
One Quart, at 5Oc. makes IO Gallons.
righty
three years old, thrives on Elec­
Mr. Brown regained consciousness
the “outside attraction” than they could noon secured a marriage license and will
carry, and wabbling under the load, had marry Mr,. Katherine Gibson, aged 72 this morning and was in full possession tric Bitters,” writes W. B. Brunson, of
to take one step forward, one and a half Mr. Gosnev is an Oregon pioneer him of all his faculties until within a few Dublin, Oa. " She has lalten them for
steps backward, two steps in a diagnol self, and numbers three years more than minutes of hie death. He suffered intense about two years and enjoys an excellent
pain all the time, but bore it bravely, appetite, feels strong and sleeps well.”
direction to the left, and three steps in a three score and ten
If after using CARBOLIC COMPOUND you are not satisfied come and pl
and did not once complain that his life that's the way Electric Bitters affect
diagnol direction to the right, and re­
After securing his marriage license had been cut short while he was in the the aged, and the same happy results your money back.
peating this movement several times, from Clerk Combe, Mr. Gosney pro­
they added to and it was on a par with ceeded to properly launch his bark on prime ot his manhood. He was cheerful follow in all eases of female weakness
and talked quite Ireelv with his friends, and general debility. Weak, puny cliil
the other “outside attractions.’’ But let the matrimonial sea.
telling them not to worrv about him, dren too, are gieatly strengthened by
it all pass.
" I just couldn't cook for myself any
for he was all right and was ready to theiu. Guaran ter d by Chas. I. Clough,
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longer,’’ declared the old gentleman in meet his God. He did «nd said all hr druggist. 50c.
It looks to us that the prosecution of announcing his im npending bliss
“ 1
could to cheer those around him and
the fishermen who fish in Tillamook Bay work all day in the
t
fields, and then
How's This?
told his daughter to be a brave, a tiue
for fishing without a license was uncalled have to get uiy own tueals.
meals. I didn't
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
for and altogether out of place, putting hare time to make my bed. So I de­ and upright woman.
any case of Catarrh that cauuot be cured bv
I
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
men to unnecessary inconvenience and cided to marry.
Holds Prederation to Blame.
F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
the county to some little expense, not
’■ Mrs. Gibson is a fine woman. She
After regaining consciousness thi>
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
withstanding the fact that we believe all is stiong and can do housework
I morning Mr. Brown rallied quite well t heueyfor the last 15 years, and believe him
the fishermen were technically guilty as am going to give her a home and she ami seemed to be regaining strength He peifectly honorable in all business trans
and financially able to carry out any
charged and ohould have taken out will cook me warm meals. That will did not bleed very much last night amt actions
obligations mail by their firm.
licenses before they commenced fishing
H aloing , R innan & M arvin ,
her part, and I will furnish the liv­ it was hoped that he would recover from
Although ihe law is plain on this point ing
Wholesale Duggists, Toleldo, 0.
his wounds The shock, however, was
Hall s Catarrh Cine is taken internally, act.
a ml they should have complied with it, I
“ I have a forty acre ranch out on more than his strong constitution could mg directly upon the blood and mucous sqi •
there was not the least disposition on the Baisley Elkhorn road. You woul in't endure and finally he succumbed to the laces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
their part to avoid paving their license. know the place now if you had seen inevitable. Shortly before noon he ex­ Pri e 75c per bottle Sold by al> Druggists
Take Hail's Family Pills for constipation.
The whole trouble lies here. For a num it when I went there last year. I pressed a de-ire to make a statement f>e
der of 1 ear», deputy fish wardens have have two acres of potatoes, and fore he should die and District Attorney
come in and collected the license or a list lota of strawberries. That ought to keep
Sammons.
Lomax was summoned to take the
has been made up at the cannery, It is us both.
statement to use in the prosecution of In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
only natural to suppose that the fisher­
for Tillamook County.
“I am going in for fruit and ohick- his slavers, should they ever l>e run to
men would expect the same procedure to ens. We can make a good living off
H. E. Noble,
earth
Plaintiff,
be followed this year, not dreaming that that for the revtof our livrg."
Mr. Brown said that he had been con
vs.
they would be pounced down upon
Mr. Gosney came to Oregon across nected with the Orchard case and had Floyd W. King. Nettie C.
and brough* into court. With that con­ the plains in 1853. lie settled at Port
King, Thomas Childers.
Grace Childers, H E. Gib­
dition of affairs and a precedent set bv land, and afterwards live.I m Tillamook done considerable work for the State of
Idaho in ferreting out the slayers of ex­
son. and the Portland
the Master Fish Warden's office, it looks county. For six years he has lived in
Coal and development
He was iu
tons that'Mr. Van Dusen was using Baker lie has been a widower for three Governor Steunenberg
Company, Defendants.
poor discretion in sending a deputy over years and just couhin t stand it longer Southern Idaho at the time Orchard To Fiord W. King, Nettie C. King and H.
was
arrested
and
was
one
of
the
men
B. Gibson, of the above named defen
here and having the men arrested, when — Baker City Ex.
dants.
who identified the man who has con
all that was necessary was to have told
In
the name of the State of Oregon
Mrs. Gileon was once a resident of fessed to sending so many men to the
the fishermen that their license money
You are hereby requit d to appear and an
Tillamook County and lived here for Ml other world. It was Biown who ai swer
the complaint filed against you in the
should be paid immediately. Now that
years, leaving for Baker City in the fall rested St> ve Adams on his uncle's ranch above entitled suit on or before the expira­
the Master Fish Warden's office is going of 1902
tion of six weeks from the date of the first
near
Baker
City
an
I
too!i
him
to
Idaho,
to comply with the strict letter of the
publication of this Summons And if you
where he is now awaiting trial for the tail to so appear and answer for want there­
law against the poor fishermen, we
of, the plaintiff will apply to the Court tor
murder
of
Fred
Tyler
anil
his
companion
Berkshire
Hogs
for
Sale.
would like to know what right Mr Van
‘ he relief prayed for in the complaint The
He has done considerable detective work relief
Dusen had to allow the rich cannerymen
for in the complaint is the re­
For Sale, 15 Head of Berkshire Swine, on the Adaiusease and it was his opinion covery prayed
by plaintiff of a judgment against
on the Columbia river to can fish for ten
Floyd W. King and Nettie Kin«
days after the closed season ? Some ot pure bred, of different ages from the that the Western Federation of Miners defendants
famous Ladd stock. To be sold at a was backing the cowards who took his for the sum of fiSOO.UO. with interest thereon
the deputy fish wardens would have
at the rate of 7 percent per annum from Feb­
life in this sneaking and inhuman way. ruary 18th. 1904. less the sum of JI 2 0«) for
been doing the proper thing had they bargain —Apply to Arthur Beals.
«20.07. with interest thereon at 7 per ¿ent
gone and sworn out« complaint against
from November 15th, 1905; for 320.35 with
the master fish warden lor drawing his
interest at 7 per cent from November «th
pay and not doing his duty There ap­
190« ; for 3125.00. as attorney's fees and for
the costs and disbursements of this suit,
pears to be an impression amongst the
being the amounts due upon note given br
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•
fishermen that Mr. Van Dusen is after
•22
•27 J *2S J *21
*23
2« •30 i
said defendants and for taxes paid by plain­
the scalps of the fishermen who petition­
tiff. and that plaintiff have a decree fore­
1
pm
am.
p.m.
p.m.
Ar.
closing the mortgage executed br said de
ed Governor Chamberlain to appoint
6.00 8.00 3 10
12 15
PoiTLÀND....
fendants to Theodore P. Rowlbr, bearing
Mr. Webster master fish warJen, and
7 20 9 20 4 15
IO 55
...G oblb ..........
date February 18th, 19«)4, upon the s\orttT
10 40
7 35 9.35 4 27
R anirr .......
there is good grounds tor them lielievmg
west quarter of Section 14. and the South
8.05 10 05 4 49
10 05
........
Q
uimcy
..........
east
quarter
of
the
bouth
West
quarter
that wav. for none of the fishermen
8.13 1Ö.1S 4 34
..C latskamir ...
of Section 4. in Township 2 South of
who were friendly to Mr.Van Dusen, and
8 32 10.51 5.23 .w .... ....... C liptom ......
Mange 9 West of Willamette
Mert-
9.40,11 45 6.02
who ait equally as guilty as the other
Ar. A storia L t .
dian. in Oregon. Said mortgage being rv.
A.m p.m.
a m
corded at page 367 of Book • N” of the
fishermen, were not caught in the net
8.15
5
50
9.50
11
45
6.05
11
30
Lv. A storia Ar.
records of mortgage, of Tillamook Countv
and dragged into court. As we said at
3.551 « 40 10.05 12.05 « 20 12 35 ... W arrbnton ...
and that the defendant, be forever barred
9.18, 7 11 10.25 12 31 « 43 1.10! ..O1ABIAKT.......
the beginning, the prosecution was tin
and foreloaed of any right, title or interest in
9 23! 7 20 10.30 12 40 « 30 1 30' ....... S rasidb .........
called for ami unnecessary, and it is to
Or to said premises or any part thereof. For
jo
9.30 7.23 10.33 12 45 6.55 1.331 Ar
H oliday L v .
a sale of the mortgaged premiae. and pay­
t»e hoped that the master fish warden s
ment of proceed, upon lodgment prayed for
STBVBN8 BRANCH
office will use a little more brains, just
Th‘s summons Is pnbHshed br order of the
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j
•<a ,
nets and discretion «n the future, for the
Hon. H F. Good speed. County Judge of
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Tillamook County. Oregon, made on the 3rd
Tillamook fishermen had no desire what
Pm a m p-m. p.m.
p.m. I p.m. •7’4' pm
day
of
October
1907.
requiring
yon
to
ap
­
ever of getting out of paying their
8 3« ail 7 28 3 11 12 0« L t Warrenton Ar 12 35 3 35
pear and answer on or before 'he expiration 10.1«
10.23 8 43 «20 7 38
licence money, and Mr Van Duseu ought
of six weeks from the date of the first pub 10
28
8 46 «23 7 41
Heation hereof ami the date of the «rst oubli.
to have known this We have always
T r ai ns m ar Med • ma daily.
~~
cation hereof is October 3rd 1907.
strongly advocated the enforcement of
H. T. B otts .
Trains Nos. 25, 27 aud 29 from Clatsop Beach, and trains Nos. 29, 30
the law, and had Mr. Van Dusen done
lie pay .4 per cent interest on savings accounts
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Astoria, ran via Pt. Stevens.
his duty in previous years and insisted
and time Certificates of Deposit.
Train No. 2«, from Portland. 3 10 p m is Saturday Special, stopping st Gobis*
When you trnrel the Wilson River rosd
upon fishermen taking out licenses be
tore they commenced fishing, it would
«top st the White H> use. J. F. Reeher Clatskanie. Astoria and Beach points, only.
hare saved all this useless persecution.
CONNECTIONS—At Portland, with all trans-continental lines. At •
piopiietor
Twenty five miles east of
Anyway, the law ought to be amended
Tillamook. R.tes Meals. 25c. ; lodg Northern Pacific Railway Co. At Astoria, with steamers for San Francisco and TU-—
so that fishermen can pay their license
mg. 25c.; board, with room, per week, and Ilwaco Railway A Navigation Co. s boat and railway.
fo th* county clerk in the county in
Through tickets sold to and from all point« in the East and Europe.
00. Hornes Team, over nignt, hay
which they fish.
For further particulars apply to.
R. H. JENKINS,
snd grain. »1.50 ; bay nl< nc, 75c. W ater
piped through bouae. Modern bath, etc.
Genl Frt A P«»«r
Editorial Snap Shots.
r/HOLMESX1
(BUSINESS i
\ college 7.
I have just opened up the most com-
plete line of
vj
STAPLE & FANCY!
GROCERIES
5
in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The
prices are no higher than others.
We most cordially invite you to
come and look at what we have and
get our prices, whether you buy or
not.
W. M. MILLS,
MAKE A VAPOR
LIKE THIS.
CLOUGH’S
CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
Keeps the Flies off Stock
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist.
Red Front Shoe Store
¿fas received a fine Assort­
ment of Fall and Winter
SHOES, consisting of
Men’s and Woman’s foot
wear of the best quality-
I have alsoaFINE STOCK
of Boy’s and Missses
School Shoes, solid sole
leather, insole and coun­
ters. No paste board
counters.
My Children’s Shoes are the best in the City. Dont
run all over town looking for cheap shoes. Goto
the Red Shoe Store, where you will find the Shoe
that you are looking for.
No Charge for Sewing rips on Shoes bought of us.
P. F. BROWNE, Aacnt.
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River R. R- Co.
A YOUNG MAN
May have many friends, but he
will find none so steadfast, so
ready to respond to his wants,
capable of pushing him ahead
as a little leather covered book,
with the name of a good strong
bank on its cover.
Tillamook COUNTY BANK.
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