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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER I, 1908
JOTTINGS.
s, eye specialist.
Closing out our line of
House Hardware at cost.—
Sappington & Co.
Cowsand horses like Star Brand Bar­
lev. You can get it at William Curtiss,
Tyler, Bldg.
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ts. for abstracts.
rent.—See T. II. Goyne.
mook County Bank notes.
tots and Oil
MeaòHgljt
William Henry, of Goldendale. Wash.,
was in the city on Thursday.
The Sunday "Lid” Put On.
B. C. Gifford and A. A. Gifford, of The
Dalles, were in the city on Thursday.
The show people from the State fair,
who were billed to play here tor four days,
being detained at Astoria on account of
bad weather, did not succeeded in get­
ting here until Thuisdav afternoon, and
it was Friday morning before their
tents reached the citv as the Evie ran
aground in the bav. The shows were of
the dime order in other towns, but they
tapped the Tillamook people for twenty
five cent, but the most peculiar feature
of the show was that $400 subsidy had
been subscribed by the business men to
bring the dime shows to this city. The
show people announced on Saturday
that they would show on Sunday, and
as they were occupying the main streets
his caused some indignation, several of
the ciitsens went to Deputy District At­
torney Cooper and told him that it
would be a disgrace to the city to allow
them to show on that day. Sumlav the
deputy district attorney .after consulting
with District Attorney McNary, sent
word to the show people and the candy
and cigar store to close up, which they
immediately did, and for the first time
in the history of Tillamook City the
"lid'' was put on Suna.:y trading. As
to whether Mr. Cooper intends keeping
ttie "lid’' on remains to he seen.
1784 sacks fancy seed oats will be in
the wharebouse to-day, see Wm. Curtiss
Tyler bldg.
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The "lid ’ was put on Sunday trading
in Portland on Sunday, and about 50
The countv court decided to purchase
arrests were made.
from Beall & Co., of Portland, one 7 ton
For 3tar Brand new process Barlev, gasoline American Motor Road Roller,
Fancy White and Gray Oates, see Wm. subject to 30 days' trial, which will cost
Curtiss, Tyler Bldg.
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$2.775.
Clothing at
ams and Bacon at Mill»
Prof. S. B. Holt is the principal of the
Buena Vista, Ore , public school, which
opened on Monday.
The cow boy preacher, the Rev. S. G.
Bettes, is holding services at the M.E.
church in the evening.
I have some special bargains in ci'y
i. general insurance, Tilla* propertv and dairy farms, C. V. Atter­
bury, Tillamook, Oregon.
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ion, of Vesper, was in the
William Ryan vs. E. E. Tyler and wife,
and Mitchell. Lewis A Staver Co., is a
suit filed by plaintiff to recover pos­
session of the propertv he sold Tvler. the
plaintiff wanting judgment for $450.
The Woman Suffrage meeting which
was arranged for Wednesday evening,
and which was to have been addressed
bv Mrs A Scott Duniwav. President of
the State Woman Suffrage Association,
was postponed indefinitely.
C. F. Wiegard, C. R. Robbins, George
Hour and A. Snook, of Portland, were
F. R. Beals et al vs. E E. Tvler and
-, of Portlaud, wai in the in the city on Thursday.
Brandrgee & Kincaid Clothing, Walk­ wife, Mitchell. Lewis & Staver Co. and
Arthur Holden is a suit filed in the cir­
L of Portland, was in the over Shoes and Gordon Hats are sold l-y
cuit court bv plaintiff to recover posses­
only one firm.—Todd & Co.
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sion of land upon which the Tvler build­
You will make a mistake if you do
to rent a furnished house
ing is erected and to foreclose the same.
not Cail and look over the bargains
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ramsey came in
offered by Sappington & Co.
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, ol Portland, was in the
on Sunday. They have taken over the
You
should
begin
feeding
your
cows
idny.
Larson house and will put it in good
horses and pig« Star Brand Barley, ask
shape for the accommodation of the
er. of Portland,
William Curtiss, Tyler Bldg.
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traveling public, the dining room being
day.
Kid Mangels will make two high dives under the American and European
ill make you a hat to
io this city on Saturday, one in the after­ plan.
1 price.
noon and another in the evening.
It was reported that Con Desmond
Suit Cases and Trunks
C. B. Vantress is in charge of Caples' had died suddenly in Laughlin's billiard
Todd's,
lumber yard.
For orders, prices, etc., room on Thursday afternoon, but it
rn Clothing has arrived, phone citv office or Yellow Fir Mill. *
was later ascertained that Dr. Ross had
lery line.
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Desmond had a close
George P. Dekum, George P. Henry, prevented this.
; Board lias sent for 300 Adolph A. Dekum and Thomas Cowing, call and caiue near passing to the great
iblic library.
of Portland, were in the city on Satur­ beyond.
I Granite, Tinware and day.
C, E. Hadley and wife and J. W. Sharp
lington & Co
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The steam lumber schooner Bandon and wife came in on Tuesday in the auto
wife, of Kansas City. came in on Sunday to load lumber at the
on Saturday.
Miami LumbcrCo.’s saw mill at Hobson-
of Walla Walla,Wash., ville,
n Wednesday.
|w line of Stoves and
King & Smith's.
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res of timber land for
Ire J. 0. B ewley .
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L Davis, of the P. R. &
pday for Portland.
$, at Newberg, Ore., to
Wilev, a daughter.
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from McMinnville. Mr. Sharp returned
from California with his hride. and they
left for Hobaonville where he is the sup
18 size Nickel 17 Jewels Waltham or ei'intendent ot the Miami Lumber Com
Elgin Watches, with patent regulators. pany's saw mill.
$5.50 at Howard Wablen, expert watch
The new electric light plant, which
maker.
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would be a credit to anv city three times
You can work your horses hard and thesize of Tillamook City, was put to
they always feel well when you feed work last week, the engine and dynamo
Star Brand Barley. See William Curtiss. working smoothly. It will not lie long
before all of the business houses will be
Tyler Bldg,
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Watch for our specials on canned using electric lights again.
goods. It will pay you to Uy in your
lid John Philbrook. of
winter supply at prices offered by Sap­
the city on Monday.
pington & Co.
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tO. will give you more
Married, on Wednesday evening.in the
■ r than anyone else. *
parlor of the Larsen House, Mr. George
nd John F. Toft, of Waters and Miss Ida Andeison, the
he city onWednesday. ceremony being performed by Rev. S. G.
n serial ticket 495, 11 Bettes.
st at Sturgeon's wait-
Sherwin Williams Paints are the very
best prepared paints. They will cover
k on those stumps more surface and last longer than any
the great stumping thing you can get on the market.—King
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and Smith, agents.
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Lfor Men and Gutzian
Jones & Knudson havejust received a
»men and Chi'drcn at big shipment ot Carpets, the line consist­
irdon Hatt. $3.00 ;
ttt. $4.00 and $4.50,
I milk up by feeding
», see Wm. Curtiss,
I filed a suit in the
I Wm. W. Starr and
is to recover money
The Patron* of Husbandly and mem-
tiers of Fairview Grange, No. 273, are
hereby notified that the day of meeting
ha* been changed from the second Satur­
day of each month to the second Thur*
day of each month, and will meet at
Fairview on Thursday, the 8th day of
Oct. next at 10 A. M. A general turn-
out of the members is solicited
H. F.
Holden, Master.
The Astoria Council patted an ordì-
nance granting a 30 vear franchise to
the Oregon Coast Railway Company for
an electric car line over various street* in
the city. The proposed carline is to be
a portion of a suburban road for Astoria
ing of Axminstcr, Brussell* and Ingrane,
via Warruntonand Seaside to Tillamook
the shipment also includes Rugs, Art
All the survey* have been completed and
Squares and Linoleums.
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the engineer* representing the men who
Walburga Jacob vs. The Miami Lum. nre to underwrite the bond* were to
ber Co., a corporation, is a suit filed in leave Philadelphia for Astoria yesterday.
the circuit court in which plaintiff claims
P. S. Schwengel. cheese makerat the
damages to the amount of $500, the
same being caused by logs destroying bi* Red Clover Creamery Co.’* cheese factory
received the highest number of points
property.
for cheese nt the recent Slate fair,
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., a cor­ the score being 97 points, which is con­
poration, vs. E. E. Tyler ta a suit filed sidered very high and a great credit to
in the circuit court to recover the sum of Tillamook countv The Maple Leaf and
$4,704.87, with interest on $1,500, this Clover Leaf factories also scored high
being the total amount the defendant is with 93 points, Tillamook Creamery
owing several creditors.
91 Hnd Chs*. Ray 87. There were a few
others who scored, but we have been un­
able to obtain tbe figure*.
□ & CO "J
rs and Furnishers.
Modern
RAINCOAT
A long, light overcoat that
covers you from top to toe and is
waterproof too, that is why we
call it a raincoat. Brandogee,
Kincaid & Co. made it for fair
weather as well as stormy.
M odern
C lothes
to be really modern, mu?t be ! a
Thi«
little ahead of the times. Th
is true of the Modern Raincoat,
the m aterial is as handsome as
befort • it was waterproofed. The
price! are modest.
Tillamook County is doing her share
toward* providing an auto road that
will skirt tbe sea. By next season autos
can go through that county| and into
Clatsop over n splendid road that w II
overlook the Pacific ocean part of th*
way. Tillamook county ha* $60,000 to
spend on road* this year. There will be
$100,000next year, and more thereafter.
If Polk and Yamhill and Clatsop and
Columbia and Washington counties will
wake up in road matters that region
will soon be the talk of the whole coun
try. Those counties «ill have an asset
in good roads that will help their devel
opment and add to their wealth in many
ways.—Statesman.
Another Railroad Proposition.
Manager Buffum, ot the Bankers,
Savings & Loan Society, of Astoria, was
in the city last week in the interest ol
the Oregon Coast Railway Company,
and a number of business men met Fri­
day evening in H. T. Botts' office to hear
Mr. Buffum’s plans, which amounted to
this : A company had been formed at
Astoria to run a survey and procure
rights of way for an electric line in Cla •
sop county, the expenses of this work
being paid hy tboee who subscribed for
stock, and as soon as the road was taken
over or financed this money would lie
returned with interest. And so as to
continue the survey to Tillamook CiK
and to procure rights of wav Mr. Buffum
was wanting the people of this count)
to raise $10,000. Most of the business
men present expressed themselves by say­
ing that they would like to see an electric
line between this city and Astoria, but
were somewhat positive in their remarks
that that amount of money could not be
raised, and as to securing options fot
rights of way for two years that wm
considered impossible.
Mr. Buffum met
with little or no encou-agement ; in fact,
the meeting plainly proved that the peo­
ple of this county are not in the mood io
take hold of any new railroad proposi­
tion of a vibionarv character, and .Mr.
Buffum found himself in a little hornet's
nest when he undertook to carry it into
effect. After talking over the matter the
next day and Sunday with others, Mr.
Buffum found that he could accomplish
nothing so gave the matter up.
Death ot E A Fitzpatrick
It was with much regret that the peo­
ple heard the sad news of the sudden
death of Mr. E. A. Fitzpatrick on Friday
afternoon. He was apparently in good
health, but was somewhat troubled on
account of his son.in law's recent failure
in business. He was in the city Friday
morning, and at noon went to the home
of Mrs. Walker fot dinner, and while al
the table he suddenly expired Dr. Boult
was immediately called, but could do
nothing for the unfortunate man. as lift
was extinct, the cause of death being at.
tributed to heart failure. Deceased was
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wn-. Fitzpatrick,
and a brother of Messrs.Dave and Frank
Fitzpatrick, lie was born in Ontario,
Canada, on January 1st, 1868. where be
resided 34 years. He came from Canada
to Tillamook in 1892, where he has since
resided. He was married on April 27th,
1885.10 Miss Mellie Souvie, of Michigan,
and ten children were born, seven of
whom are living. Deceased was a man
who was greatly respected by all who
kne-r; him and the people deplore his sud­
den death, and at the same time extend
their sympathy to the bereaved wife and
family Tlie funeral service was held at the
Catholic church on Sunday, conducted
by Psther* Chappi and Miller, and the
interment was in the Catholic cemetery.
A large numbers of frieods of the bereav
ed family atteoded the funeral.
The Library Contest.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
Capital Stock......................... $25,000,
Offers awry facility for wtfa banking,
and solicit* your butanes*
Commercial. Saving* and TruM De­
partment*.
Interest at carrent rates oa checking
accounts.
Oir Mtie book./* Helpful Hints on
Banking,’’ explaining bow to do your
hanking by mail ie ready.
Send for a copy. !*’• frne f« the
The first count of vote* in the Library
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Contest is a* follow* ;
Each $1.00 Cash Purchase or paid in on account,
entitles you to a Ticket on the $350.00 Kimball
Piano to be given away December 24th.
Ask for Tickets—See the Piano on display in
the store.
A Clothes “Campaign
THE QUESTION WITH US is not who’ll
occupy the coveted chair at Washington, but how
we can maintain the “SOLID VOTE” of the
clothes “CANDIDATES” who have ELECTED
to declare “LAMM” made-to-measure Clothes
“THE BEST ON EARTH.” We do it by ful­
filling the mission of the LAMM PLATFORM--
one hundred cents worth of Tailoring value for
every dollar, and by building Clothes fit for the
PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES to wear.
GOOD CLOTHES
CANDIDATES are
invited to see the mag­
nificent array of Au­
tumn and Winter Fa­
brics at the LAMM
Local Agency.
Haltom’s
-EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER
We
give FRRE an extra ITU-xx»
Jr i vc. pair of Pants ofyour selection JU
with each suit.
Diatrict School*.
The schools in the county are rapidly
being supplied with competent teacher*
»nd the schools now in session and the
leacliers employed are :
Dist. No.
1. —Fairview. Prin, Paul Hansen.
Asst. Mabel Noyes.
2. —Mouth Prairie, Mrs. J. C. Taggart.
8.—Beaver, Mrs. A. M Robinson.
10.— Wilson River, Prin. J. D. Mof­
fett, Asat. Elsie Bcovi.
12. —Pleasant Valley. Viola Hardin.
13. —Hebo. Edgar Munson.
14—Garibaldi. Clare Franklin.
15.—Foley, Anna Starr.
23. —Long Prairie, Clara Eichinger.
24. —Balm, Gertrude McKimen*.
25. —May Payne.
28. —Iaierpabel School, Verna Seston.
29. — Ballerson School, Ruth Gray.
31.—Bay City, Prin. Ralph Moore;
Aasta Daisy Allender and Inez
Allen.
38. — Riverdale, Emma Swenson,
oil —Nehalem, Claire Kimball.
49 —Trask River, Rachel Fletchall.
51.—EaaijBeaver. Bertha Heiser.
The teachers attention Is called to the
fact that Friday, October 2nd, is the end
of a report mouth, and all should report
at that time they have taught one week
or four weeks.
W. 8. BUKL,
County 8upt.
INSPECT TRAFFIC OF
COUNTRY.
Railroad Officials Going Over Line
on New Tillamook Road.
J. P. O’Brien, general manager of the
Hamman lines in this territory, K. B.
Miller, general freight agent for the
same lines, and E. E. Lytle, president of
the Pacific Kailway & Navigation Com­
pany. the line now building into Tills,
mook. will leave the city this morning
in Mr. O'Brien’s car, "Oregon,” for a trip
into the coun ry about to be opened up
by the new Lytle road.
The party will go to Hillsboro over the
West Side division of the Southern Pa­
cific, where the railroaders will take a
team and drive along the route of the
new railroad to Tillamook. They eg.
pect to be away from the city about four
days and will make a careful inspection
of the country to he opened up and of
its traffic possibilities. Mr. O'Brien ha*
never been into the Tillamook district
a* yet.—Oregonian.
The party, which included Engineer
Geo. L. Davis, of the P R. A N. Co.
arrived in this city this afternoon.
Notice, for Bale.
Lost, A Whip.
Ou* span of hrsvy young horses, also
Lost, a heavy raw hide whip, Finder five good colts from sucking oolt upto
will please leave the same at the Head- 2V4 years old.—Inquire, John Abraham,
North Yamhill, Ore.
hght office.
Separater for Sale.
Engine for Bale.
One fi horse power Pierce Engine, in
For Sale, a new No. 4 Sharpie* Tubu­
first claaa running order. For price see
lar Separater
Price $70.
Address
F. N Elliott.
Frank Bester. Tilla.nook.
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Wanted, Furnished Rooms.
Wanted, to rent, three furnished room*
for light housekeeping
Addicts, Miss
A. B. Shirk, Tillamook.
Wanted, to Buy. a Black Mare
Wanted, to boy, a Black Mare, three
Public and High School ............ 10.266 to seven year» old. Weight 900 to 1150
263 pounds. Mini I m » sound and gentle.
Public Library.............................
Odd Fellows Lodge......................
1 I Write to S. M. Batterana, Balm, Ore.
7.908 ,
Alphonsu* Academy....................
Rebekah Lodge ........................ .
355
Wanted, a Farm to Rent.
Masonic Lodge ................. ........
1
Modern Woodmen ol America
12
Wanted,
to rent, a Dairv Farm, with
Eastern Star....... —......................
4
Catholic Church.........................
10 from 20 to 40 cow*, on share* or caab
Christian Church.......... ...........
2 rant, Address H. B Lockwood, Tilla-
Methodist Church...... .............. .
300
50 mook, Ore. _________
U B. Church...........................
Adventist Church .....................
6
Girl Wanted.
Conner Club........ ....................
6
Wanted,
a
Girl tre-work for board and
Votes can be obtained by trading with
Homer Mason, J. 8. Lamar, R L. Wade. attend Hatt Side High School, Portland
Particular* write Mrs. E. H. Whitney,
Eugene Jenkin*. W. M. Mill*. Jones and
Knsdsoa. Cattevhn A McKinley and tbs ll®0 Detroit street, or inquirej^Mrt
W. H. Cooper.
Tillamook lleadhght.
Siletz River Bottom Land.
I now h*ve several tracts of rich river
imttom land along the Siletz river which
I can offer at $20 per acre. 1 have one
72 acre allotment near the mouth of the
river for $16UO, ano'her 80 acre allot­
ment about J no lea up the river, and
still another 68*» acres a few ml las below
the agency with improvements for
$26'»o. These pieces ere exceptionally
good buy* and a* good as any bottom
land in Tillamook.
For particular*
write Ralph Ackley. 603 Corbett *Bldg.,
Portland, Ore.
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House* for Bale.
Three House* for Sal*, eheap, on ynnr
own terms. Apply to John Harter, Till­
amook, Oregon.
False Teeth Lost
Lost, on Tuesday, a set of false teeth.
Return Io Mi». J. V. Hodgdou, Tilla­
mook, Ore.
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