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AUTO ROAD BEING BUILT
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headlight , march is . iöoo
credited to the year KWH The exes-
ration part of ths •‘»'k «an uow fce
People of Tillamook are dallying with closely estimated
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the idea of doing away with road super
One of Uncle Sam's torpedo destroy­
visor» and employingin their stead an
ers has made a run along the Cali­
expert road builder, an engineer who
can take economical advantage of all fornia coast of 47« miles in seventeen
hours, or an average of twenty eight
conditions, and whose service of super­
miles an hour. The navy has become
vision is altogether likely to furnish a
a large institution and is accumulating
better road for the money.
The road supervisor was a necessity no barnacles.
The Expert Road Bnilder.
Highway
Portland-Tillamook
L bgal A dvektwkmknt « :
First inaction, per line...........
Will Have a Per Cent Grade
Each su I M*.*queiit insertion, line
BuSinrse and professional cards
E H. Virgil, a former Portland prop
1 mouth..................................
erty-owuer. now of Tillamook, has Been
Homestead Notices......................
in the city the past week working in the
Timber Claims ...................
Ixjcals per line euch insertion .
interest of a new automobile road to
Display advertisement, an inch.
Tillamook City. He announces that a
1 month .................. .............
new road is being surveyed between
All Resolutions of Condolence
Sheridan and Tillamook City, which will in his day. In sparsely settled commute
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
Cards of Thank«, 5c. per line.
at no place have a grade greater »han 2 I ity it was necessary that someone should
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
per cent, and provide a fine automobile be elected or appointed to look after the
minimum rate, 25c. not exceed n g five
run
from Portlaml to Tillamook. He high ways and see to it that they are
lines.
said that when this stretch of three and kept at least in passible condition. Un
a half miles of new road between Sheri der the supervision of these men, very
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
dan and Tillamook City has been built, good roads were built and maintained ;
.»TMiCrLV IN ADVANCE.)
1.50 automoniics can leave Poftland at 7 a, but it was found in many instances that
One year........
75 ru *and reach Tillamook City bv 3 p.m., to secure a highway suitable for con­
Six months ...
50 and travel ut a moderate speed.
stant and heavy traffic the enlistment
Three months
Yamhill and Tillamook counties, said of private capital must be relied upon.
Mr Virgil, will do their p^rl toward With this followed the construction of
building this stretch of road, and lie has the bttier grade of toll turnpike under
received assurance of assistance from the personal direction of some man who
Portlaml owners ol automobile». He had expert know ledge of road making
TILLAMOOK TO BE UNITED subscribed $100 towani the construc­ Road building requirements are more
tion of this road himself. The cost has exacting now than formerly, and the
TERMINUS
not yet been estimated, but the survey reason for it lies largely in the fact that
Line Will Not Touch Hillsboro, will be completed within a short lime* the economy of good roads is more
But Be Extended Directly
when the cost will be estimated. Mr. keenly appreciated. It is the general
to Tillamook City.
Virgil Will return to Puri Ian I when the sentiment wmong those who have given
survey is finished, and afford automobile the subject of good roads any serious
From thw Oregonian.
Operation of the United Rn lw»iys line owners the opportunity to assist in consideration, that, as it has been
cleverly expressed, “the more good roads
between this city and Holbrook, a dis­ paying the cost.
The road will be one of the most pic­ we ha ve the faster our prosperity can
tance of 15 miles, will be started within
ten days. Trolley cars will arrive here turesque out of Portland. There is good travel.” But in this connection there is
tomorrow toequip the line ho that traffic trout fishing all along the road. With recognition that haphazard methods of
can Be started. Additional cars will the new route completed, Mr. Virgil construction, or the old-fashioned style
C<nne along later so that the new in* says it will become popular for auto­ of ti ail making, will no h uger answer.
term bm r ad will have plenty of rolling mobile and tourists fro n ail over the The new roads, to be most serviceable,
must be scientifically built; it requires
stock to handle both passenger and state.—Oregonian.
the planning and the supervision of the
freight business.
Tillamook is now :he objective point CITY PEOPLE WILL INVADE expert. I he contemplation of a move
TILLAMOOK.
in that direction by the Tillamook p*o-
of the United Railways, The original
pie is certainly meritorious, The idea
project of a line to Hillsboro has lieen
abandoned, probably becauHe that point Improvements of Haibor Will deserves to be put in practice in Tilla-
Largely Increase Shipping
mook and in every other Oregon co m-
is already serve«! with both a steam and
Facilities
m unity.—Telegram.
an electric railroad. The promoters of
the United Railways think best to open
For improving the channel Railing to
up a new territory that is now without the several beach resorts down that wa)
Pointed Scraps
railroad transportation. Work on the a dredge is under construction at Tilla­
Though
president for seven rems
Tillamook line will l»e rushed, h I o » g mook to cost something like $40.000,
and
a
half
Mr Roowvell has no dis­
tunnel through Cornelius Cap buing now according to Captain Schrader of the
the chief point of activity aside from steamer Sue II. Elmore, which arrive** tinct recollection of what wab his busy
the finishing work on the first section of from Tillamook ves‘erdav afternoon. ley.
this roail to Holbrcsik
The lottland passenger station of de
l>ew road will lie the Chamber uf Com­
merce building, which is owned by tl e
group of capitalists behind the Uhiled
Rail ways. Thia building, to«», is to be
built higher Two additional stories w ill
be constructed and plans are now- being
considered.
T. L Orenougb, a Montana capitalist
w ho is president of the United Railway s,
accompanied by W. D. Hoflus and M.
Thomsen, of Seattle, who have large
interest in the now interurban line, are
in the city to arrange the contra«!t for
the contemplated improvement to the
Chandler of Commerce building.
• We have not decided yet what Hie
materials will lie fo<* the additional I tW (»
stories,” said Mr. Thomsen yesterday.
•‘ We are here to arrange for the addi
tion of two floors to the building. The
contract has not yet been let and details
remain to l»e worked out.
” You umy sav for me that Hill ba­
n » interest in our road, despite uli
rumors to the contrary. We do not
know Hill at all in connection with this
line. Wo are not going to sell out. We
are going to build s railroad so we w ill
have something to sell.
•‘Our destination is now Tillamook
We will build a line io that poli.t as soon
as construction can tie accomplished.
Just n«»w we aie busy getting through
this hill out north of town where the
line turns away*from Holbrook. We
will not touch Hillsboro but will go
wide of that point, running w ithin six
miles of tiie city.”
Mr Thomsen does not anticipate op
|»osition from thr (’ity Council in starting
i | h ration of the new lice, although the
franchise contained the pro\ iso that it
must be completed to Hillsboro before it
could be op rated within the citj Inuits.
Il is believe«! that the road lu Holbrook
will l»e as satisfactory to the Council as
one l<» HillslNtro, showing that the line
in an interurban one slid is not intended
as a city trolley system.
The skipper Mja extensive preparations
are un<ler wav for making that secti« n
one of the l»cst on the coast for residents
ol the cities to enjoy short outings dur
mg the summer seasons.
At some of the sites being laid not
for beach resorts the enterprising own
ers intend to take the material du« from
i he channels and flump it along I he shore
line extending into the bay. 1 »• till’*
manner they add to their possessions,
utilizing the filled in lots tor building
purposes. It is said that hundreds of
new lots will be built from the bay by
this means Much of the property has
already been disposed of at a high figure
and the demand looks ns though it
might exceed the supply. In the early
Spring a building boom is expected.
Though two steamers are in regular
service between Portland and Tillamook
it is claimed that it will lie impossible
for them to handle the crowds which
will Hock there the coming season.
\\ hen a railroad from Portland taps
that territory the prediction is made
ihat it will forge ahead at an astonish
ing rate. At the same time the men in
charge of the navigation companies are
of the opinion that traffic by the watel
route will be trebled
Such a result is
anticipated from the fact that the rail
road will cause greater development and
create much new business which can be
handled to better advantage bv the
steamer lines. Besides, it is pointed out
that many people will avail themselves
of the opportunity to take the short s* a
trip.
So far the only freight coming out of
Tillamook consists of farm produce such
as butter, eggs ami cheese. The Elmore
brought ab mt 25 tons this trip for dis­
tribution entirely among local merch
ants. With a little <flbrt it is said that
an extensive market in Eastern Oregon
and Washington could be built up for
the produce. When that has been done
it is contended that the traffic would
reach such proportions ns to make it
necessary for other steamers to be plac­
ed on the route. On the down trips the
craft take out all the freight they can
No Use To Die.
“1 have found out that tiler« 1» no use handle n adr u » of general merchandise.
to'die of lung trouble as long as you The Elmore will sail on the return
can get Dr. Kings New Discovery,’' voyage tonight.—Telegram.
mva Mrs. J. P. While, of Rualiboro, Pa.
"I would not l»e «live tieiiay only for
Good Cough for Children
that wonderful medicine. It looaena up
The season for coughs and colds is
a cough quickei than anything else, and
cure« lung di«ea«e even iflrr the ca«e 1» now at hand and two much carejcannot
pronounced hopeless. ” Tin« moat rrli be used to prot«cl the children. A child
aide remedy for cough» and cold«, la- is much more likely to contract diph.
gupi*. aailunn bronchitis and hoarae- thvria or scarlet fever when he has a
ne<« 1« soi l under guarantee at Chas. cold. The quicker you cure his cold the
Chamberlains Cough
I l ioiigl.'a diug store. 50c. and $I.UO. leas the risk.
Remedy is ‘the sole reliance of many
Trial bottle frv«
mothers, and few of those who have
tried it are willing to use any other. Mr».
Post Healer In the World.
F F. Starcher, of Ripley, \V Va , says.
R*v F. StarMril. of East Raymond. “ I have never used anything other than
M »in*. says '• 1 have used Bucklen s Chamberlain'» Cough Remedy fur my
Arnica Salve for severs I year «¿on my children, and it has always given go«»d
old army wound and other obetinate satisfaction” Thia temedy contains no
sores ami find it the best healer in the opium or other narcotic and may b*
world. I uwe it V»o with grest success given as confidently to a child as to an
in my vftrrmnry MHI iim
Trice 25c. adult For sale by Lamar s Drug Store.
al Chas I Clough s drug store.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe
M Riipj»* couch« are dsngrrou* as
ih-y frtq ivnilr develop into pn» nmonia.
Fo'ai '« Honey and Tar nm » m -I j «tops
thec«»u<h l»ut heals and Mrctigtlifns the
hint« *» thvt no aerh»n.4 reeults neeti I*
feer »I Th* grnum* Foley’s Honey and
Tar conlMina no hattnful diugs and is in
a vell«»w o«rkax*
R**fu*e auhaHlutea.
--J L I.«mar, Tillamook. Hawk
Miller. Bar Cits.
POLEnDONEWAR
fee «»»Cren •«/«, mww. JTs
An Ideal Cough Medicine
" A* an Ideal cough medicine I regard
Chamberlain's 4'ougli Remedy in a class
bv itself.' says Dr R A. Wiltshire, of
Gwynneville. »nd.
“ I take gnat
plensuie in lealitvmg to the reaulta >4
Chamberlain'« Cough Medicine. In fact.
I knnw of no other preparation that
meets so fully the expectations of th«
moat exacting in eases of croup ami
' cough« of children. A« it contain« no
opium, chloroform c.r morphine it err-
tainlv make* a meet anfe. pleaM.it and
efficacM«« remedy for the ill« it i« in-
I tended.** For sale by Larnat'» Dmg
Store.
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» I have just opened up the most com­
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plete line of
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
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What would happen to the Panama
Canal, 'asks one critic, if airships should
at tuck it with dynamite? 1; strikes
«»bserver that, with
the average
inventors like the W «ight brothers,
Uncle Sam will be able to take care of
himself no matter what turns up in
aeronautics.
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Ret« lilers are necessary according to
„.. t methods of doing business, and
present
til —
farmers organize a selling force of
uni..
their own. middlemen will continue to
toll the farmers' grist as thoroughly as
the traffic- will hear, Peaches may rot
on the ground in the west while Belli >g
for 2 cents emh in Chicago, but the
farmer in the west is helpless because he
has no tepresentative in the market
center. Ti.e tune «ill e rne when far­
mers will have an agent at each central
point to hamlie farm products and dis­
tribute them cither to tlie consumer or
retail gtocer. When that lime comes
farmers will come nearer getting what
they work for. It is just ns necessary
lo sell right as to farm right.
Good for Everybody.
Mr. Normsn K. Coulter, a prominent
nrclii'ect. m the Delbert Building. S hu
Franei«<>. say»: "I fully endorse all
that Ims lieen said of Electric Bitters
»» a tonic medicine. It is good for
everybody. It corrects stomach, liver
and kidney disorders in a prompt and
efficient manner and builds up the
syste.il.’’ Electric Bitters is the best
spring medicine ever sold over a drug­
gist counter; ass blood purifier it is
unequaled. 50c. at Chas. I Clough's
diug store.________________
How can any person risk taking some
unknown cough remedy when Foley's
Honey ami Tar costs them no more ? It
is a safe remedy contains no harmful
drug, and cures the most obstinate
coughs mid colds. Why experiment
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with your health ? Insist upon having
Oiie of the last act. of President Roose­ the
genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar—J.
velt was to add 5.000.000 acres to the I.. Lam r, Tillamook; Hawk & Miller.
n itiooal forest reservations. The lor. Ifay City.
es'rv record of the retiring president «>11
Fol-y's Ho ev and Tar cures cough.
be remembered as monumental.
quicklv. strengthens the lungs and • x
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p. b colds. Get the genuine in a yellow
*!ow siany years «ill it he before package—.1
L Lamar, Tillamook:
>i fleet of airships Roei around the gh>l>e Hawk & Miller. Bay City.
to the accouip iniment of wireless mc*-
MASONIC LODGE
sages all the way? The world l.as
learned to expect a rapid lire of novel­
No. 57, meet, on third Satur­
ties in transportation.
day of each month in
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In the enlisted loice on the big
1.0 0 F. Hall, at 7 ;30 p.m
fleet 87 per cent are native born, 8.3
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rank S kvekanc B, W,M.
per cent are naturalized citizens and
E rwin H arrison , Sec.
4.7 |>er cent are unclassified. The lime
is past when Uncle Sam looks to foreign
count, ies for naval crews.
R. A. D. PERKINS
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Germany’s War Department is experi­
menting with airships arme 1 with small
RESIDENT DENTIST
ctnnon ent machine guns Perhaps
Office in Sturgeon's Building.
the gold medals awarded by Congress
to the Wright brothers will grow in
All Work Guaranteed.
historical importance as time runs on.
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OREGON.
TILLAMOOK.
Cuban politicians | relend that the
object of re establishing the lottery is lo
increase public revenue. .Many govern,
nienta have had an exp< rience with this
form of gambling and dropped it as
delusive and demoralizing.
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France's first warship of the Dread
nought class is called the Voltaire, and
OFFICE: TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
a greater leviathan planned may be
called the Hugo. Perhaps the idea to
tie conveyed is that I lie penis miglitiei
than a 12-inch broadside.
EVERYTHING FOR
J. R. HARTER,
Real Estate and
Financial Agent
Insurance.
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PHYSICIANS’
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Mr. Bryan's income, it is Stated, will
be *125,UO0 this year, and there is
nothing in the constitution to git it
into a tangle. The country regards
Mr. Bryan handsomely on condition
h it he remains a citizen at large.
We specialize on present ption
compounding and therefore
carry a stock which repre­
sents everything that physi­
cians hereabout are likely to
prescribe. All new worthy
pharmaceuticals are here as
soon as out and our line of
prescription drugs is com
plete at all times. Onlv goods
of highest purity and quality
are ever used.
Physicians who are ac­
quainted with our stock and
methods invariably feel sore
of best results from the medi­
cines they have prescribed
whe:. they see our label on
the bottle.
Expert services day or night.
Prices as low as anywhere.
Mav we All your prescriptions?
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Tuc on, Ariz., lias asked the g.o.
eminent to set aside the 8. nta Cata.
lies Mouu ains as a refuge foi hunted
wild things. A fresh batch of laud
thieves is on the ru.t and will be in­
terested in Ute item.
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Champ Clark's attempted snub of
Speaker Cannon is another ex onpie of
the ways of a small po ilician
Champ's next will be a tight to -educe
the wages of Missouri zinc ano lead
miners to the foreign peon level.
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1^ in Tillamook, all new and Fresh
prices are no higher than others
We most cordially invite you to J
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come and look at what we have and J
s get our prices, whether you buy or®
not.
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W. M. MILLS, 8
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Opposite the Post Offiee.
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
J. P. AUUEN. Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation,
PURITY
above
everything distinguished
WEINHARD’S BEER
From the
Common
Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch
into an enjoyable sustaining meal, makes home
cheerful, keep the men at home and offers
effectiv. aid to real temperance.
Orders should be Sent to the
Columbia Bottling Co
Astoria, Oregon
Agents for the HAVeinhard Brewery, Manufacturers of the
Tillamook Rock Brand Carbonated Beverages.
Agents for the Bartlett Spring Mineral water.
The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price. Factory men will
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana­
ger, before selling. He will be in
Tillamook a good part of the time dur­
ing the season
Only the best stock
wanted.
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
126 Fifth Street, Portland
Centrally Located.
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A N-w York paper .peaks of
the
waterway mania." They have had it
to such an extent in Canada that Mon­
treal last year, for the first time, ex­
ported more wheat than New York
City.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH
Reliable Druggist,
Tillamook, Ore.
The first nirelcee message was sent
in 1805 < vsr a distance of two miles.
In 1807 nine miles were covered and
now the record is MOO miles. The
public would not be surprised if the
earth is girdled in time
Did You Ever Try
HARRIS'S NEW FEED AND
LIVERY HARN,
First Class R
HOTEL RAMSEY,
Tillamook. Oregon.
The Only First Class Hotel in Tillamook, Or«
A Modern Hotel.
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Traveling Men's Home.
Tourists’ Headquarter».
J. F. RAMSEY, Pro
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc
You Use Th#
We Sell Then
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If not, give him a call.
A description of the new attorney
general present« him as "Pieciac nut not
pedantic in speech, and with the accurate
menial processes ol a guillotine He is
all law’’ Mr. Wickershams cutting,
edge mar prove troublesome to preda-:
tory trusts.
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Since the United States began work
on the Panama Canal in .May. 19*4 I
the excavation Im« bren 5W.flOC.UtO
cubic yards, of whirl» 37.tt00.000 i«
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Everything first-class.
Second
block Sonth of P.O.
w.
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H arris ,
Prop.
For Real Estate,
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C TROMBLEY.
BAY CITY. OREGON.
PROPBIETOR
Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmiths.
Holler Work, Logger's Work and Heary Forging
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON