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Vol. XXI. No. 40. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 11, 1909. >1.50 per year. First Showing of Ladies’ and Men’s The Looms of the world have contributed to this display of Frabrics—The Leading Makers have given their best efforts in Style and Workmanship—And the result is a showing of Modes and Colors, of which this Store is Proud. There is usually an idea of more or less formality about an “Opening," and while this is quite an event with us, we want it to partake more of the nature of a house warming, with customers or strangers dropping in, looking around to see what the powers that be have decreed as the proper things in wearing apparel for every member of the family. Buy if you want to. We are here to serve you. But we will not urge you to buy. Just come and look. That’s what we want you to do. The new suitsand other wear ables will make their own appeal to you. You’ll want them, We believe in carrying goods that sell themselves on sight and reputation for worth. So you will see at least a score of New Spring Styles in Ladies’ Suits and Jackets, Misses Jackets, Sincerity Suits for Men and Young Men—some Stunning, Dashing Ones for Young Men, and then ranging to the quiet styles and colors for the more dignified and sedate—we won't say old men. Then there is the Famous Hercules line for Bovs and Children ; and the Hunter Brand Shirts, Hardman Hats, Conklins’ Gloves, Packard Shoes, and new colors in neckwear; and so on down the list of necessities or luxuries, as the case may be. Call and Inspect them. YOU ARE WELCOME. Mason’s Department Store muk STAR ?F. A new line of dress goods just arrived j at Mason's. * THEATRE. Spring jackets are among lhe late ar. rivals at Mason’s. • First Performance, 7;30 p.m. H. C. Kunze will dispose of bis ranch as a whole or in tracks to suit purchas I ers. Easy terms. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY; • First Film, Firat Subject, "SANDY McPEkSON'S QUIET FISH The bootleg case against J. P. Allen, ING TRIP.'' x Second Subject. " TEN LITTLE PICKINNIES " which was tried before a juey in Justice Sappington's court, like most of the i Second Film Second Subject, "WESTERN COURTSHIP.” Second Subject, " CLOWNS •’XMAS. EVE." othei cases was dismissed by the jury. "Ì SUNDAY * MONDAY : Special services are now in progress in “I First Film, First Subject ' THE WAYWARD DAUGHTER." the M.E. church, which will continue *1 Second Subject, " THE BULLY.” Second Film. "WIFEY’S STRATEGY.” this week and also next. Rev. A. B. Cal TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY : der, o! Bay City, will assist in the ser vices. First Film, "DAUGHTER OF ERIN.’’ Second Film, First Subject, "DANCING FEINE. ' The bootleg caseagainst Frank Elliott Second Subject, "A PERSISTENT TROMBONIST.” was dismissed bv the jury on Saturday, ~l ADMISSION, 10 Cents. the jury bringing in a verdict for the de fendant. notwithstanding the fact that the prosecution made out a clear case against Elliott. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. A fine line of ladies white shirt waists I The last steamer brought Sturgeon's some of the latest designs in Street aud ------------ at Mason's. • Tailored Hats, and a cordial invi'ation T. H. Goyne, abstracts. Highest cash price paid for hides by is extended to the ladies ot Tillamook Dr. Morris, eye specialist. W. B. Suttou at Hannenkrat's Feed County to call and see them on Friday Store. • aud Saturday of this week. A. E. Nolan, general insurance. • Attorney C. 'V. Talmage returned to Read Tillamook County Bank notes. * Adolf Nordstrom, the murderer ol John Olives in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash the city on Sunday, after being away for Peterson, waived examination before several weeks. Store. * Justice Sappington and was bound over Everything in the way of Doors and to the grand jury. The April term of the Salmon Eggs always on hand at King and Smith’s. * Windows, Paints, Oils and Glass, ut circuit court meets next month, and the » murderer will be tried then. Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills' King & Smith's. H. C. Kunze will dispose of his ranch Cash Store. Mrs. Srethna S. Phelps, who has been New tailored suits for Ladies’ and as a whole or in tracks to suit purcha seriously ill for the past two weeks at sers. -Easy terms. • the Commercial hotel in Portland, was Misses at Mason's. A weather station has been establish taken to the St. Vincent hospital, where A ucw line of Ladies' and Misses skirts ed at the Trask house to ascertain the she is under the treatment of Dr, E. F. just arrived at Mason's. * amount of rainfall. Tucker. It is thought to be a case of Mr. P. S. Brombv, representing the typhoid fever Her two daughters,Mrs. Most of tbe snow has disappeared in Blodget Co. is in the city. tbe mountains, .there being only small J. B. McCowell and Mrs Ralph Ackley For graduation dresses . come to are with her. patches here and there. Masou's Department Store. * Dave Reddaway |met with a most Rev. Thus. Robinson will preach at Several Houses and Lots from $600 Bay City on Sunday morning and in serious accident on Sunday on his place up. See Beals, the real estate agent. » on the Nestucca. He was getting a cow this city in tbe evening. The moat complete line of Fishing T. R. Wilson, of Meda, has sold bis from lietween two logs, when one rolled Tackle in the city at King & Smith's.» place at Hemlock, through the resl on him and tore his left shoulder our of joint and breaking the arm in several The bootleg case against Vincenz estate agency of F. R. Beals. places. He was brought io this city for Jacob will be tried on Monday before a Rev. A. B. Calder will preach at Onion treatment and is getting along ns well jury. Peak next Sunday at 11 a.m. and at Ne as can be expected. Highest cash price paid for hide» by halem at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m, W. B. Sutton at Hannenkrat's Feed Tbe steamer Sue If. Elmore came in on Mrs. Alex. Watt returned to the city Store, Sunday, ber passengers being Mrs. Watt, on Sunday, after visiting her daughter I Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Becker, L. Stickley. J. After a long spell of wet weather the for several weeks at McMinnville. J. Walter, R. Weist and C. W. Talmage. weather the past week has been bright County Judge Goodspeed made an The passengers who left here Monday on and fine. order on Tuesday committing Homer the steamer were B. Durant and wile, Home properties in all parte of the Baker to the Retorm School at Salem. Mrs. J. Day, J. Perry and family, Mrs. See Rollie county from $500 and up. Poultry Netting and Woven Wire Finch, L. R. Wilson and family, L. F. Watson. Stock Fence. Barbed Wire, in fact every, Morrill, Mrs. Roe, Miss Miles and C. E. The Sherman-Williams Paints are a thing in tbe fence line at King & Smith's.» Hadley. strictly high grade paint.—King & Smith The Commirsioners Court, which met Tbe steamer Argo came in on Tuesday agents. Wednesday of last week did not get with a full csrgo and 22 passengers, She For Bale, One Full Blood Jersey Bull, through until Wednesday of this week. left out tins morning with a full pas two years old.—J. M. Harrison, Hob- Those who are wanting lumber should senger list, including ¿Nels Hansen. Bar eon rille. * leave orders or can obtain prices, etc., ney Hansen, O. W. Mackinster, W. M. By far the largest stock of paints and by calliog up the city office or Yellow Fir Mackinster. Mrs. M W. Story. Mrs. oils ever brought into the city at King Mill. Clark, M. W Hanoenkrat and wife, • •nd Smith's. > Don't be talked into using a cheap Gus Wicklund, Mrs. Anna E. Smith, J. This is a bard climate on paint. It paint on your buildings, You will be B Gillam, James Feeney. F. II. Stick, pays to uæ the best. There is nothing sorry. The Shet win Williams is the very ley, Louis Larson, Oak Nolan, Joe superior to Sherwin and Williams. At best. Richardson and wife and U. W. Chap • man. King A Smith s. * 'X I JOINT SALE more local option cases will be brought in Sappington'« court.and in future they Of Furniture and Groceries at will either be held over until the circuit Hemlock. court or taken before the justice oourts A Joint Sales of Furniture and Grocer at Bay City or Cloverdale. ies will commence nt C. J. Crook's Store at Hemlock on Saturday next and will W. Lnngworthy. the only bootlegger Development Meeting. continue for 10 days only, when bar found guilty out of the bunch rounded A meeting of the Tillamook Develop gains will tie offered. Furniture includes up by Sheriff Crenshaw, was fined $100, and he immediately appealed the case to ment League was held ouTuesday at the oak bed room suit, oak tables, oak cup the circuit court. He was tried befoie city hall, which was attended by a num board stoves and ranges, and iron bed Justice Sappington upon evidence fur ber of business men. President Botts steads, Potatoes, Groceries and other nished by D. A. Oliver, the State's wit called the meeting to order and stated articles too numerous to mention. Cash ness in this and the other bootlegcc.se« that it was called for the purpose of ap. or approved note lor 90 days’ time. Mrs. Mary A. Clark, \vife of W. II. pointing a committee to obtain data for Registered Holstein Bull Calf. Clark, the millwright who is installing the Board of Engineers at Washington. Registered Holstein Bull Calf for Sale, This was at the request of Congressman the machinery for the new saw mill, and sired by a bull whose six nearest dams Hawley, who had a resolution passed in who came from Portland about two weeks ago, has been taken to the insane the house that thcengineers plun a new average 21 lbs. butter, 7 days. Dam asylum. Her mind has been deranged for project for the improvement of the bar Stanhope Belle Henguveld now giving several months, but it was not until nnd for the improvement of the channel 65lbs, of milk a day gave over 14,000lbs. after she arrived here thnt she became from Tillamook City to the bay. It was last year. A very fine calf. Price $55. worse. Mr and Mrs. Hanoenkrat took decided to ask that this channel be made E. Goff, Forest Grove, Ore. as straight as possible. 150ft. wide and her to Salem. Painter and Decorator. with 12ft. of water at low tide, so that Mr. G. A. Peterson, roadmaster on the any vessel able to cross the bar would 1 do all kinds ol Painting. Decorating, Astoria & Columbia R.R., a brother to be able to reach Tillamook City. As Mr. Tinting, Graining and Interior Finishing John Peterson, the man who was mur Claude Thayer had kindly consented to a specialty. Carriage Painting. Furni. dered bv Adolf Nordstrom, came in last help prepare the date, he was appointed, ture Refinished as good as new. My week to attend the funeral, which to^k with B. C. Lamb and Rollie W. Watson, work is upto date and guaranteed first place on Friday, the interment being in a committee for that purpose. class. H. Solas, inquire at King and the Oddfellows cemetery. Mr. Peterson A petition, drawn up by the Tillamook Smith Co. ________________ went to the county jail and saw the Development League and the Bay City murderer and he asked Nordstrom if Card of Thanks. Board of Trade, was adopted, which is be was tbe man who killed his brother, to petition the county court to nppoint We wish to express, through the col and without any hesitancy the prisoner an engineer to take charge of the road umns of this paper, our heartfelt thanks admitted that l>e committed the awful work and construct them on modern and to those who so kindly assisted during crime. Mr. Peterson wishes to express scientific plans. the illness and burial of our mother, his thanks to the Masons, to the Odd Margaret R. Campbell. Your kindnesa fellows and to other citizens who showed Christian Church Notes. will never be forgotten. him so much kindness during his short M r . and M rs F rank B ukll . A new order of services on Lord's day but painful visit here while attending A. 8. C ampbell , mornings has been started. The services bis brother's funeral. R alph U. M oor «. A meeting of the directors of thr Tills. I . begin at 10,00 o'clock and continue to mook County Creamery Association was j | 11:30 without intermission, the minister Hides Wanted. held in the office of Carl Haberlach on using the last linlf hour in presenting Tuesday, when George Williams, W. Max some phase of the bible school leseon. I will pay more for hides than any. well, James Williams, Chas. A. Elliott I The bell will ring twice only—at 9:30 Imdy In the county. Store room between ! and 10 : 00 and Jacob Pesterfield were present. The : Johnson & Talmage and T. H. Goyne's N. E. M blchiob , directors, after some discussion, appoint ! : Three of lhe bible school classes were law office. ed Fred Christenson cheese inspector, ' | entertained last Friday evening at the German Coach Horse Prims. G. W. Dwight, representing the Clover I ' parsonage by candy pulling, games, etc, dale Cheese Company, was present and I A fine time was enjoyed bv all. The German Coach Horse Prims will agreed to stand in with the co-operative j The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Wiley «land at Tillamook Citv. Bay City aud associations ar.d have their cheese in- i ! March 3. There was a good attendance B-aver for lhe season. 1908 The «talilon is eight years old and spected and stand their share of tbe ex- j ’ and one new member added. They met black in color pense. A resolution was passed and the at Mrs. King's on the 10th to quilt. For further particulars applo to Gxosiis H oar , Secretary was ordered to make a request Auction Household Furniture. At Easter’s Barn. to State Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey to appoint 0. Brown, of Forest A public auction on Saturday, March Notice. Grove, as his deputy for T illamook 13, of household furniture, all new, at None* is IIKRxBY G iven —That the Couaty. Mrs. E. Goodspeed's, opposite Catholic Court of Tillamook County Deputy District Attorney Cooper has church, in Tillamook City, Consisting of County Oregon, will receive bids for the con. dismissed the case against Fred Fors-' 1 Bedroom Suit, 1 dining table. 1 center struction of a Ceptic Tank, to be located lund for violating tbe local option law. table, 3 rocker«. 1 corner bracket. 1 sew on the property now own'd by the TilL and two eases against W. Langworthy ing machine, 1 mattress, 6 chairs, 1 amook Lumber A Manufacturing Co the outlet of the said Sewer, lead', on account of the prejudice of lhe jury staud, 1 couch, 1 kitchen cabinet, and near ing from the Court House. men drawn on the jury list in Justice other useful articles too numerous to Said Ceptic lank to be constructed of Sappington's court. We are informed mention. Sale will commence at one cement and bidder to submit plans and dimentions of tank with bld. that after tbe jury list was draw Mr. o’clock. Terms cash. Allbidamust be tiled in the office ot Cooper told Justice Sappington that it the County Clerk, of Tillamook County, Call for Warranta. looked to nim that it would be impossi on or before 9 o’clock a.m., Wednesday, the 7lh day of April, 1908. ble to convict anyone under the local All outstanding road warrants will be County Court reserving the right to option law with such a jury list. The paid on presentation. reject any and all bids. fiasco and travesty of justice in tbe re Interest ceases the 11th day of March, By order of the Counts Court. cent bootleg cases in this city proves 1ft if. P. W. Tono, J A. H oldxn , County Treasurer. . Mr. Cooper s prediction, consequently no Couuly Clerk. Ladies ! Easter will soon fle here. Call Friday at Sat urday of this week at Stur geon’s and look over the new designs now on display.
