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I el. XXII. No. 26. îlcuùtiflljt. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 2 ,1.50 per year. LAMOOK JOTTINGS The Christian Ladies’ Missionary Society will have a nut-cracking- at Mrs. Botts' Dec. 7, andon the even Morris, eye specialist, ing of the 12th they will give a pub t Nolan, general insurance, d Tillamook County Bank lic program at the church. Another howling southwest rain and wind storm swept over Tilla echoice 'Xmas Novelties at mook all night Sunday and did not on'»- ’ • ■ let up until Monday evening, being e you seen that holiday room a continuation of storms which pre late’- vailed along the Coast- for the past e extra bargains in Millinery month. geon' a. Do not forget the annual sale, by iea wanted at the Tillamook the Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyter ian church, which will be held on y Bank. tter Umbrella than Hercules December 11, and will include a fine assortment of useful articles geon’s, ryers’ add of Holstein Cows suitable for Christmas presents. A Savings Pass Book with a de eifers. posit of one dollar or more makes urs, painter and decorator, an acceptable and appropriate gift corating a specialty, for either children or plder people. sale, 15 Registered Holstein We furnish a Home Savings Bank See Fryar A Co.’s add. free with each savings account if Coal, $10.50 a ton. Best Coal desired.—Tillamook County Bank. a ton. See D. L. Shrode. Mrs. L. E. Sanders was awarded ted, 20Cows, to freshen in the the %et of dishes at Mason, Penning F. R. Beals, Tillamook. * ton A Co.’s on Wednesday, as she you get that dustpan at held ticket 12 o’clock, 23 minutes ', if not you had best hurry, and 52 second, which was the near three year old daughter of est to the time the clock stopped, Perry died at Hobsorivilie which was 12 o'clock, 19 minutes and 30 seconds. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, who had iehed Rooms and Board at Parkhurst’s, opposite Dr. spent a week in Portland after their visit to relatives in the East, were g residence. 3 and crabs for sale, also passengers on the last voyage of opposite Case’ s machine the Argo, and underwent a terrible experience. They lost everything Joe Whitney, they had with them, which included result of the freshets, some ttom landshave two inches a number of presents they had given them by friends in the East. ent on them. As a result of the unfortunate ac sue drafts on banks in the al cities in Europe.—Tilla- cident which happen to A. Foland last week, when he was assisting Ounty Bank, with others to prevent the washing urnished Rooms and Lodg- Mamma : PF hatkind of candy shall I get you, Johnny! Along with ’Xtnas always comes a period of worry as to out of a county bridge at Beaver, quire of Lawrence Sanders Johnny : Well, if you get lots of it, I want the kind what is suitable to give him or her. Now let our gigantic and had his leg broken, was brou- illamook Hotel. that goes fast; but if you only get a little I want some stock assist you. Let our salespeople be of use in showing ght to the home of* his niother in thing that will last. Get it at Haltom’s, Mamma, he’s you the goods or in making suggestions. We have large rd Wahlen, leading jeweler, this city, where his leg was ampu- got all kinds. the largest stock of anti- tated below the knee by Dr. Boals. quantities of splendid things here, things that are suitable for brellas in Tillamook. * Above all things should should be pure aud fresh. We Men, Women, Girls and Boys—suitable, useful or ornamental. on Thanksgiving day. rgains in Shoes, Hats and have just received a 3-ton shipment of the very finest ofEast- The Ladies’ Aid of the Church of ats call on C. B. Vantress, Christ had a large attendance at ern Candies, and are selling them at prices that ought to clean ide of Tyler’s building. up the entire lot by the 25th. We never expected to open Mrs. Holden's on Tuesday afternoon. William Angelo has applied They finished their plans for the them in this store, but we had to. Now, all you fellows who ounty court to have hie name bazaar to be held on Friday and are worrying about what to give her, just let us fix you up a I to Harry William Scovell. Saturday of this week in Jones- pound or Jwo of those dandies. “Sweets to the Sweet.” Ripley, of Nehalem, died on Knudson Co.’s new building. The The fellow who said that had wisdom. day, the cause of death be- public is invited to visit the bazaar y. He was 50 years of age. and see the souvenir letter poet Here is a line that ought to interest you : We are going to sell for the holidays our dairy drops, lemon and orange McNair A Co. vs. John Mun- cards and many beautiful and use Smoking Ja.ckets, Bath Robes, Fancy Vests, Over slices, candy gooseberries, or what the kids call “Suckers,” ife is a suit filed in the cir- ful articles that will be on sale. coats, Suits, Hats, Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders, rt to recover a debt of $50.41. Howard Woolfe, who had been cream pepperment wafers, Duchess gum drops, creamed pea Fancy Arm Bands, Shirts, Sox, Umbrellas, Shoes, nuts, cocoanut squares, jelly beaus and a wuole lot of other . B. Calder will preach at out on a visit to his uncle, Howard Slippers and things men use. Peak on Sunday next at 11 Cary, was one of the passengers on kinds that ordinarily sell from aoc. to 40c. pound. Nehalem at 2.30 and at Balm the ill-fated steamer Argo. He was For per pound ..................................... one of the most active workers in m. An endless Variety of Dolls, Books, Teddy Bears, All the highest grades of the Finest Eastern Candies : of flour at the Ray Feed trying to save the ship, and did his Animals,and Mechanical Toys of every description. Pineapple creams, chocolate wafers, chocolate peanut clusters, w drift, bbl., $6.20; sack, work manfully. The reason he got into the mate ’ s boat was that as he honey sticks, grenoble walnuts,marshmallows, figs, etc.,candies A Large Assortment of Handsome Crockery, Old Brasses, Lighthouse, bbl., $5.70; knew Mr. King, who was already in etc. In fact, you can get something here A that are never bought anywhere for less than 50c. a -j r* ntnry he boat. for every member of the family. its pound. We will sell at the Holiday rate of per lb. JjC( Wahlen, leading jeweler, about If Judge Burnett continues his mbrellas cheaper than any TH the United States. Whole present taetics toward boot-leggers TO OUR OUT OF TOWN id bu in Tillamook county, the, violation retail. » FRIENDS. < b»r* of the local option law in other por »ho are attending the Ore- tions of his judicial district may r I m U Remember that we have cultural College from Till- well sit up and take notice. He re both phones and will sotur; always be glad to fill your • R°y J- Anderson, Vida cently gave eleven violators of the f ba»» Rogers, Homer M. Chase orders. local option law in Tillamook county I- will Dunn. Bell Main 611. Mutual 113. an oral drubbing, a heavy fine and ■pt na Mason returned from a 1 a ______ ,__________ for their if not term __ of ____ imprisonment hip to Portland Monday, misdeeds. They simply got what are w y bare returning on the Argo, they earned however, so that they Mrs. Johann Davis died in thia MRS. HOLDREDGE’S BODY and only remained on the body on The Gem Theater haa erected a nd th* accouut of benng buttoned round 1 had just left when he are not deserving of much sympa- new atage and the Tillamook Dra city on Monday and the remains IS EXHUMED. til It h the neck. The body was per Aetoria. thy.—Telephone Register. were buried on Tuesday. She was matic Company will introduce the t bén fectly rigid when found, and born in Debuque, Iowa, Aug. 12, comedy “ My Neighbor's Wife ’ ’ it b*» Foolish, Senseless Persons the clothing was over the woman'» 1837, being one of the first white n ordt- Tuesday and Wednesday, two per Created an Agitation that head. The body remained on pretij. formances each evening, Prices children born and raised and edu » if , the sand all tlret night, and Satur Woman was not Dead. cated there. She was married on posters for I. 25 and 15 cents. See Because the body of Mrs. Cather day it was tak in to a cabin on the March 27, I860. She leaves four further particulars. children, the oldest daughter, Car ine Holdredge had a life-like ap beach, and then brought to thia city Most of the business men deplore rie B. Krise, residing at Debuque ; pearance when it was brought to for burial. The ■ weather was too the loss of freight on the ill-fated this city for burial, and notwith stormy on Mond iy to bury the re steamer Argo. Alex. McNair ia pro Jessie L. Mathis, residing at Palo Alto, Cal.; George E. Davis, Hem standing that Coroner Hawk had mains, so ¡the funeral <va» put off bably the largest loser, with about Every boy and girl, young lock. Ore.; Merril I.. Davis, Tilla held an inquest and the body had until the next day. ■ $2500, which is partly covered by in It was a nenaele.sn! agitation which been buried Tuesday afternoon, an mook. man and young woman in Tilla surance. Amongst his freight was caused the excitement, for people mook County should have a The annual city caucus was held agitation was started that evening 400 cases of coal oil. A safe for the would not listen to common se*}»* that Mrs. Holdredge was not dead Saving account. post office was lost and about nine on Saturday- evening in the opera and that she had been buried alive. or reason, and in consequence the or ten tons of iron for the bridge house, when the following ticket Men gathered on the streets and be- general opinion is that they did a Remember — saving is a I on the Tillamook river. In all, the was nominated : For Mayor. Tho». 1 lieved the foolish ideas of one and most foolish thing irt having the habit, and the habit is worth I Argo had 170 tons of freight when Coates ; recorder, T. B. Handley ; the other that they became quite ex body exhumed. treasurer, Andy Nolan ; marshal, reply of ------ -------j__ x. ~ she was wrecked. more than the actual amount E. G. Ford. Councilmen : First cited and worked up, po much so Looking One ■ Beat. put»»» J. G. Stitt, who came to Tillamook of money saved. Habits are It's a womans delight to look her ward, F. W. Talbot ; second ward, that they went to Mr. Holdredge most easily formed in youth. I from Pennsy’lvania a few months Geo. P. Wilt ; third ward. Alex. and obtained permission from him best but pimples, skin ■eruptions, was a guest at Hotel Oceanway —1 boils — *- life of -* * joy. — and rob to have the body exhumed. They taoreii r GET THÉ ” BANK HABIT.” I I ago, Thursday night. Mr. Stitt is a bro- Watt; fourth ward, Erwin Harrison; then routed up Sheriff Crenshaw, Listen ! Hucklen’a Arnica Halve fifth ward, E. A, Ball. Water com It’s a good one. cures them; makes the skin soft I ther of Mrs. F. R. Beals, and was missioners : At large, C. E. Rey- who did not want anything to do and velvety. It glorifies the face. I on his way to Dolph to meet Mr. i nolds ; fifth ward. T. H. Goyne. with it, but as Mr. Holdredge had Cures Fimplea, Sore Eyes. Cold ““'I thrifty to let your money lie idle or to spend I Beale, who was coming in with a i The caucus was in control of the made the request that the sheriff Sores, Cracked Lips, Cha med j saloon advocates and the principal you _ get. . Save at least a part of your earnings ■ herd of milch cowe, purchased in fight was made on city marshal, E. 1 should take charge, he consented Hands. Tay it Infallible for Piles. Proverbial “Rainy Day,” or that you may have the I the vicinity of McMinnville, and G. Ford landing th<- nomination. to go along. The services of Drs. 25c. at Charles I. Clough’s. to take advantage of some good investment or | which Mr. Beals will place on his The near t>eer joints and pool rooms Boals and Smith were secured and j dairy’ ranch, bringing the entire closed during the caucus. opening that is sure to come your way someday. two hacks started for the cemetery band up to over fifty cows.—Leaflet. at 11.00 o’clock at night, when the *ords. be " A Johnny on the Spot,” when such To the Merchants & Shippers ¡body was exhumed. The doctors ®»ty comes. Now is the time to open an account. Thfe program for the entertain We wish to inform you that we , made two examinations of the laxly meut to be given tomorrow (Fri I will put another boat on the run to lasting about in hour and as they > tMt ► day (evening by the Christian Bn- replace the lost “ Argo," and »re *our P®1 cent interest on Savings Deposits t oo t«t Paid tip Capital ......... •W.fkjl). ; rleavor of the Presbyterian Church to thank all the merchant«, could find no trace of life the l>ody wltM* c^arKe a Steel Ilptne Savings Bank, if Offer* »vary facility Inf *ife benktng I is aa follows- Address. Rex Thos shipper-* and friend« of our line wa* re-buried, the doctor» declar and rr«p»ctfnlly solicit» your bracin'-*- Tr»«** «1 each account. Robinson Violin Solo. Chester Me- for their loyal support in the pa»*- ing that she was dead. Acta aa irwctcc tor corporarom». nsii- ’’Uar opens an account. Koninwiu. t > . l and hope to have your continued The body of Mrs. Holdredge was Tltltmla and <*atut«a. Confidential iruat Gee; Recitation, Vk llbur Burdick; 1 support as soon aa suitable ar- found by two men searching on the relation* carried out faithfully. Recitation. Eliza Dawson; Vocal rangement» to continue can be Internal at currant ratea 011 timed»- beach about elf. tn o’clock at nigh«, I Solo, Mise McFee; Recitation. Elsie made. pewit» Lamb- Instrumental Duett, Dr. and 1 An announcement will be made over six hour» after the accident. Mail htwinaaa «Iran prompt attrntion Mrs Monk; Recitation. Henrv Fi»h- in these columns when a suitable Her body was nude, for what cloth Fira and IsirxlM proof -afety dapowj et: Solo. Mrs. Poorman; Recitation. I boat can be obtained ing she had on. a undershirt, kimo bnxaa ju«t in»t»!le<l for ro«»»liia«r of Mies Shirk. No Admission, recep - P ortland A TILLAMOOK T rans - no and coat, were over her head, customer» at reasonable rwuud. t»n in church parlor. I portation C o . ARE YOU PREPARED for ’XMAS ? We are. Owing to the wreck of the unfor- tunate steamer Argo, which carried down with her some of the stuff necessary for the completion of the concrete building, we could not get moved as we expected, and have opened our holiday goods right here in the old store. You will find on display here, in spite of our crowded condition, the most varied assortment of Holiday Goods ever before seen in Tillamook. In this, as in all other lines, we lead. Owing to the uproar we are in at present, the disappointment, the absolute necessity of reducing stock, we will sell at prices that will be hailed as the lowest ever seen in the county. YOUR XMAS CANDIES. Some GIFT Suggestions. FOR THE WOMEN : Furs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Col lars, Tailored Suits, Silk and Linen Waists, Silk Skirts, Rugs, Bath Robes, Umbrellas, Navajo Blankets and hundreds other things FOR THE MEN: 15c. HALTOM’S FOR THE CHILDREN : HALTOM’S t : SAVE your hickë LS7 i AND DIMES I! First Bank & Trust Company, - BAY CITY. ORE. 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