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Ill" iMmLr of the kVbekah degree
of I hit I, 0. 0. Y. will pr.'wnt IU nlsy,
Tim Way of Thr World," Juim 10th.
and 20th, nl Kit! Hum U.rntrn. The
prwraU of Urn play will U mmhI to
help fnrtiUh Dm now Mn rutn.
Mm. Ir rJmllh and Mm. Henry
"n)iihtw lfl Monday morning to at
tlilil thu Itoiy (Vulval,
SAttonu-y Johnnon n-ruivvd tinMKe
tlila uftcrmxiri to tlir rltcrt that titer
iim.iltir lii the l'urt of IUyic4 Hti c
llltll WOll Un it lilt At.'klt llHil blT ftp-
PmMIj tin1 Kupmnr Court. JwU:
(ialHuy it to tlir clfcrt tlmt
the I 'oft of lUyorcun wnt nut lri;nlly
ori-Miiilifl Ima Ix'in sutlalix-d.
J Of lliirrlkuii ii f Ciarlhaldl. ramu to
t lit? rli haturUny for Hut Hirpou of
1 consult In? Dr. Ilonl ill re k nil to bii
Injury which lit rrlvd Us. wrrk. It
kfuitu thnl h wur l t W Into
liUKk'y when hli home uHotily started
ruutinic film lo inn k'hiiii wic iiiiki
wi nei bruising til rliii)ito uuuiy. j
A. Y, (ianlnor of Reaver, v In ?
(own HdturJrfy. ll ) that J. I'. I
Payne and h vo 2fi X) IvOjjanberry
plant M? I out at lhl tlttlu. Ho ay
that thrre will liti a ureal many Ign-
lu-rrlf mitral In Itm vlrlllllv (if HrHVlT
,, ... , i. i . . n a year or iwo n vcrni oi uin larm-
II M KlrifwllHiir V 11 nl hit i ' ...
. ... ' cm thrtrw have taken bild of the mat
home of Mm. Ilarrv I rune uti the Ml.1 ...
ami tail ThurJy,
PRICES 4
Y. II. Mlnlrh and Ml.i Kllrn Ilcwlrr
went to I'urllBikl thii morning to take
In the lUtc Carnival ilfliU.
II f tf I - Ul.,..l.u 111.
lirf t'rr(it al .'.'rttalrin, Slio wrtil U)io l cilili
In Ihn morning ril rTtornoil In tholothrr than th
aflcrwMt.
lor an though thry muaiit buiincti.
Dr. WriHlt t the only Kyc Kwc-"'S-lallut
frrinlwnlly locatl In
houlil
Mr. aral Mr. Krtu Hrt-r left for
Kcirri Gnitc Ul T)iuriay. whom Umy
will tt Mr. llntcrV 'Utcr. Mr.
Tlllaimvik, Vour ryr which nrtt the
rnoi rtiltlvc oruan of your lly
ho ctainlnnl by a phyiician
to rccoifnlf-c tllcaci
than the nrd of ylaca. 1
K'UarantfC my U'l,' 'n !"'
licrc la maun kiwi, inai Kimranicc.
I'rlcr are reatonablo a nnywherr.
R-tirf wai tr.1. (nrinall or Hwl ,
Lue' 'Hr at HcraM ottt, (
(Mic to tell tfallon. ilrllvrrnl to any
ji.fi of the rily, 1 1.2 T cation.
i Ulwiu nalllllVcl LTIll. Itrll
I ' ' "
UH .j.uf Clovrrvlalc, wa ' (illBtto.
VJ 'T Mr. C. Jnhnn Ml for I'ortlaml
if Mr") a, wa In Uto cjiy - ,, nixtnlnc to Uko tit Uip ltoo Carnl-
tl of t' v . j Vat
Mlt.lon Hran4 of ! m)U'of
On Kiifwtnv mnrtittti at nine o'clock.
.l.iv f.lil I'mIIiiu'S u-ifi hmt L'nth.
t. .. ..i i l r...... 1 rrnl al ihclr hall left for the I. 0. 0.
lots W
Hho wti )olnrtl at Wheeler by her
Mr. I). II. VfWcr.
Mr. 8. HroatIhoJ loft on Sumlay
murnlnc fof If il iKjUnie. She will
vltlt frteinh In rortlainl atxl Korcit
Gruvr whll cone.
Mr. W
in I f 'tet lh
plf t I'.r IU, I.
i a c' "" l,',co cn'f '
it IV ' Umi Mral U), IJi.
t ) f IUl- Tone l TlllamnoV
Jtllcf-rvll T. Holt aul wife arc
IUt t r, I'ultlaixl tht week.
lltxiwr Talmatjit retun I on Butt
f from bujt ct trip to 8arm.
BAn H rl.ra aixl wtfo of HcaVor.
ft T)Uari04k hnppcm HaturUay.
Morrx He 1 wa. a I. It. & N.
fi(rf to I'trllaml thla tnornink.
ttu Sn v Slarrrlt I ellloylnif lb
bwUl al al I'orltalxl IhU week.
IUi U u e I'rlco l atlenlln: the
r ret val at I'orllaltil IhU wrek.
0iWi-ir "h n lal for alo. See
Att h NacVlnaler. Jlox 4. Voenhaille
Allrrev (inrxinl mailn hi um1 I ontnr on horl notice.
Cemetery whrn; Memorial ervlce
were coihIui'1x1, He v. Jope kvc a
t... Miifir.iitrlntM I..I1 minute talk.
Vf .-. ,(
touching on matter In connection with ;
Ihe. enlllnent of the day lifter which
the irave of Old Fellow were decor-.
Hp to Sc'ialein Halurila). returning.
fl
I II. I Umb. Jr.. U vl.lllntt friend
iPurt fl tin week and cnjoyln the
Sr w
I
Ve aur order nl tlie HU5 for a I
kite of -trnwberrie. They are Kfl-;
let Cheap
An8r.m toiieinant hoiue, furiilh"l,
llh M.i ,dry, for aiile l
nm. See J. C Httwljy.
atetl with flower
Hev. Jope wa caUdl to Hay City on j
Monday lo preach the funeral M;rmon
of Andrew William who dlel l Hy j
, City on Satunlay morning av eiuni :
.o'clock. The funeral wan hell at one
! o'clock In the afternoon nt the family
i. .i .i v.i- rol,l..firo Interment took place ut
. i. .i. ieaion mmki-' .....
.... .1 .X 1 l .11 . - .1 I B.bl i
Mm. Hairy Tlnima. left on Morxlay wic rei.ow
nviml for 1'orlU.Hl where they will wa Uirn In Mlclilgan, March U, 1873.
attend the Ho.e Carnival. " wlfc one WJ"'
i, lloxr Parlor Matche for 3c; full Donald Upjohn. dltri?l atlorncr '
count, Ur.t irra-Jc. I the now' Kith JuJIcial DUtrlcl, Kx-!
Umar'a Variety Store. County Judge YA. Y. Doad and Attor'
Drop in mimI loo ; around." , ney Glenn 0. Ilolman. nil of Dallai.
, i.'n.K.nfVaw. . rrlvrl In the city SunJay and returned
h I rrl lht Ml.. l,U, n C , m ,hl ,
fonl. who haIcn recevliu:trcalmrnt;thpcl oniereJ . ,
al a 1'orlla.al Im.piUl for cr(),p (Mlletl for ftn additional .ilwn in''
,f the ear. I now nulfarintt wltheryi;' j iM cUj. MnJ . fUMn (ni( enjin Uie
- j council In tin endeavor l keep the tid
-r- i ,MU Lefore vou lit'rtl nlom ouu An u Tort t being
See Turner ami hchlld bef. ma ,U,vo the Injunction. nJ It
build and get pr c.. on tlmt c , nbav.(,
Kle al their mill V ...I.e. mim o. ;
kt.'IIVII i-. ----
cui tho matter with Judge Holme.
The Judge eecta to further consider
the mutter nt Dalliw next edr.cudny.
Krimk Seve rnnco left on Sumlny for
Portland where hn will Mltend the Hone
Cnrnlvnl this wecVj nfler which he will
The MI.eJ. KUIn Umt nd Hrlenu go lo Newberg a rillmooV dele.
FpiH-lrll vl.ited friend In Wheeler ' gate to the (!. A. It. reunion wh ch
la, Saturdy. returning home Sunduy. ! will be held from June 17 to 10. e
While gone llnty vUlted tho Neahknl.. undemt.md that two more vvtercm Mr.
. : Delhi ,,.! Mr. We.ton. nd some Indies
nl" " - .. ..... w '. Iti lief Corns, will lo
Ann Clal'e nnd vi 1 - ........ Inn A .i ..iTurt
any
See Ceo. 1.. Hnmlln. only flmt cln
hoin-e mover In TUIamiok County.
Thlrty-flva year In tho bulnc. T. 0.
Ilox No. 4K2.
Mm. A. Flnley and
iittend the Newberg reunion. An elTort
. . . ni ,.i I ..llu nf Mohler . . n m i. I..,.,..
llaugniera wmnj wjU tu uniue ny me iiiimuuun uu.wfc..-
E.I Hmtomwent to Wheeler thl . att.mdnl the U. H. "'"'"Z S tlon to M-cure next yer'9 reunion for
'.. .ilnpnliur 111 MOlllOr 1019 n.,,. i. . :.. l.u t In miito
'rung From Wheeler he will go on, iav iv. HiiitmiHin. ii. .....
,l..,ti...i morning. likelv our delegntea will bu successful
li tt- u , ,..!.(, frl-ndtln ... i... nu.ved his l.i.rber in lu effort Wo nro sure Tillnmook
iiiil. week. itenhon'H imlnnn, i- mo ........ ..v....t.i.,e. iik1.
. . , tIIIhmuwiu liriiL' lliey ueruie v" wmv w. n i
M.ke n puri-hnao nt tho IHO 4 ..! , cmlly vnc..l.-l by tin. Til nnux.K k ,,uwi,u,e done f,r their comfort and
... ' . -i .. l'i.,. 4..cniii Ave. r.nii.
n U'n tip lo UN ltd to wi.suncr - plonsure.
Mr J W. Jnckaon of VnnCouer,
ii r w vHtlng rehalve In this On Fr.dny of last woek a delegation
LnlV nnd nl-o nt the home of Mor- of property ownom v ho own property
r n Vlll i ln Fulrvlew. Mm. Ji.rk.on d home on what U known . tho
III nf tlltvn. phi led on
will remain l T Uiiiook during ni uiren
will rimnni ri.,te f!niirt to hlo if something
III route back
lumllv engaged
cYtiiig tho baeinent for lh" "ow
wonic building.
ll. 1 1 .... i . . .. . .!... l.t.lli nf It
I it. minis rejHirm mu unm
'ughtor in Mr. nnd Mm. John Krlck.
on thin inornlng.
VISIT
C LOUGH
When you want anything
kept in a FIRST CLASS
Drug Store
lie also keeps
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
FOR EVERY PUPIL
CLOUGH
TUB RBM AI1U3
Druggist and Book Seller
entire iiummur.
Hurry IIokuii of Garibaldi, came to
town Monday to have a doctor Ircw
hlahand whirl, hud bocomo Infected
.t coming In contact with h
I poisonous plant while ho was In tho
woods ono nay
Attorney John I.ola.ul llcn.lcrson ,h.
could not bo donu In regard to the im
provomont of their roiul. Following
re the names of thoso who wero in ihu
delegation: M Roust, Frank Lundolt,
Frank Kxlof. Tlios. Cnates, Hoy Funk.
Cy Hiicr, H. V. Morgan, Frank Hedi
gor, O. Munson, Wm. Dwlght and Wm.
o....i.u A bridiro wns built across tho
ir John I-olaml IUndorson has "... ,..., lwo V4ilira M):0i
..... m 1 1 ll 1 1 1 ---
moved his law ollke from mo i.ii.i.iu - (() thj(( Uno U0 ubnvo KU,nlK.in,.n
llljrk into his now uniru " intcri,tca In tho innttur imvu
ground flo.r of tho new Lountj iwnK Q wewa , canstrtt,on
building. Mr. nonuernu.. ..... - - u rom, boyom, l!lu urM0 wmcn r ,
ico locution nml comfortablo suuo wo u,mkl, t0. i.or
of rooms. Bumo runtmn tho Judge gave tho debj-
Pbrnkor Hr... expect lo soon build a tttion u Vory chilly rocoption and
,.!. . blnK lh. prTrty which u IU)t Kivo tho boys any ; sfac;
iw.v rncentlV liOUglll on ii i on as n ii"
Id ,l, KIproH.rlyu,n which tho , on tho ,d. I'ossibly press of
o hmVl ou ots IocuUhI. Thoy nro b,n0M nr thor agravatlng circun .
old sclioo iiouso i .hwimsj of the Judge's
..... ki i ml as 10 wiiii -.. -- - muivo ........ - .
will liullil with but think thoy m.y Hltitudo. Howov r, tho boys feel
no"u y ule .rick. , pretty soro because of tho mannor In
possiiuy uo r roco ved by tho Court.
Tho vegetable wagons a o coming o fwXM tho Court should spend
from tho valley H.al wo warn you to o T. y ftf ew
Suturday they mild J1;,,,;; rB(horthHn In tho construction of hard
12.00 per box. If you mild h nve cor ne f lont u u ,0 M hoped
t the MCI 4 wo could l.vo . Id you ' w,u w,jugt ,u lf to
box forlLM. tlm (lt Jo satisUction of those Interested.
,mys to live In trw country.)
4 Rolls, 1,000 Sheets in Each Roll, of
CREPE TOILET PAPER
for 25c
CLV YOC Hli at m
Biggest Value Ever Offered In Tillamook Ctty
Tillamook Drug Store:
KOCH &, Hlll
1L li. KOCH. Ph. G.
I'Sow. lUH tnd Muluili Mi In 1
S itihfnctiuti Gunrittitccrf . oney Hack if So: Sutisfticl&t)'
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mm. Franlf Ilnyd
wepk In IMrtlamJ.
I spending tho
Abstracts or Short Notice!
II V TUB
Pacific Abstract Company
I'. KHERHARDT, Mannget
Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records: f
Tillamook County, Oregon
OFFICE GROUND FLOOR TODD HOTEL
(With Km.t-IK VT
BOTH PHONES:
Mln 533 AUo Molol
P. O. BOX 147
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
We sold more vegetable Uit Thur
dny, Friday urA Suturdny thnn ny
week prior to tht tlmo; Why o Ue
cauimj competition gives ono n chnnco
to c tho'difTtrcnco in the quality of
good. The HI I
Clyde Cruvcr and wife and little six
months old (n, of Marinette, Arizona,
arrivciLherc- Hnturday Svcnlng for a
visit among old friends and relatives.
Mrs. Craver nnltum will remain hetc
during the summer to escape tho hot
weather of their home BUtte. but Mr.
Craver will return in about ten days.
He is employed in the water servieu of
the Santa F Kailwny, nnd secured a
leave of nbserce of only tun days.
Mrs. Alex M'N'air whi has been
viisting her daughter nt Eugene ar
rived homo SurfJay. Mr. McNair went
in lar as Timber to meet her. Mrs.
McNair was in the wreck, which took
place on the S. P., five miles outh of
Salem on Saturday. Some one had
pulled thekpiVes from a rail and dis
placed It. The engineer, however, saw
the condition of things in time to put
on the air brakes and slow the train
!down somewhat befor the displaced
rail was reached. The er that Mr.
McNair wu in was the or.Jjr one which
lipped over awl she was on the side of
the car which ripped towards the
ground. The car tipped very slowly
which fact pave her a. chance to hold
onto her seat and save herself from in
jury. Thoro were only seven people
who were injured to amount to any
thing and only one of these, an old lady,
was Injured seriously. Wo underttard
that the railway company has offered a
reward of $6000 for the apprehension
of the person or persons who displaced
the rail.
TILLAMOOK WINS OVER
PORTLAND TEAMS.
Cement : Coal
Shingles
Root Paint
Lime : Brick
Plaster
Drain Tile
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY
Docks and Warehouse Front St. between 2d and 3d Ave. West
SIDNEY E. HENDERSON
J'residcitt
Surveyor
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON
frc'ii-Treas.
Atlorncr at Law and Notary Public
TI sLJL A MOOK
T1TJL.K AI ABSTBACT
COiHI'AIVIl7
(INCOKI'UKATHPH
LAW : ABSTRACTS : REAL ESTATE
SURVEYING : IXSrKANCE
Both Phon Tillamook, Oregon
I The Tillamook ijommercial Club's
, ball team was successful in its series
of thrc ba-e ball games played
against the Bradford Clothing Com
pany's Uium of Portland, winning two
games out of three by a large score.
I The first game which was played on
I Friday wa won by Tillamook by a
Ucore of 19 to 8. Tne batteries for
S Portland were Martin and Bleeg.
I Martin was replaced by McKeen in the
j 8th inning in an attempt to stem the
Uide of defeat. To Even things up
J "Spike" Arr.spiger replaced King in
oner to give King rtst. The score at
f . f the 1,'aroH was 14 to 2 in
' Tillareaok's favor. Born was the re
ceiver for Spike and King, umpire,
i.nwelt.
The second game whicn was played
Saturday, was won by the Bradfords
by a score of six lo three, with Hare
pitching for Tillamook and Stronick
for Ue Clothing Company. Hare is
credited with eleven stnVe outs to
Stronick's five, but owing to a little
hard luck and lack of tne right sort of
support at limes, he lost the game.
Arnspiger caught for Tillamook and
Blegg for Portiuuu in this game. Um
pires Edmunds and Swint.
n sitnHv Ihw "Tiltip" nrnn the
"sHW-off game with a large score, thir
teen to eight. TillamooK's battery was
.Millis and Born. Portland's McKeen
and Bleeg. Tillamook made seven runs
in Ihe first inning, which led Swint,
Portland's manager, to put Todd on the
slab in McKeen's place. Millis got five
str'ke-outs to Todd's two. Umpire,
StilUell.
Altneugh the scores were rather high
ami the games somewhat ragged at
times, this series proved that Tilla
mook has a tem as good or better than
the average semi-professional clubs in
the slat-.
The Tillies will plsy the Gill Butch
ers of Portland on Friday. Satunt v d
Sundiij of this week. As there was
no "crabbing" among the players of
the Bradfords and lillamookers in last
week's series, the fans have decided
that they may see good clean baseball
games in Tillamook and they .expect to
pee a su ct'ssful season.
DELSMAN & DOLAN
CHIMERA L CEMENT CONTRACTORS
Sidewalks, Floors. Foundations, Chimneys,
Building Blocks, Septic Tanks, Etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
CALL MUTUAL TEL. AT WATCH TOWER OR HERMAN
SANDERS' RESIDENCE
E. N. CRUSON.
Painter and Paper Hanger
Contracts Taken
Estinntes Furnished.
All Work Guaranteed,
Tillamook, Or.
hTtTbotts,
LAWYER
COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT.
Office 202-20-1., Tillamook
Block
Tillamook,
Ore.
THOROUGHBRED PER-
CHERON STALLION KING.
A beautiful Rrnv horee 1800 lbs. or
over, will make the following season
at Dawson Bros. Livery barn at Tula-
m00k C. S. Briscoe.
PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TKADE.
i v " ur
Tnii'n iiriinirtv. timber lands, houses
and lots, vacant lots in Tillamook and
Bay City. I have some Portland prop
erty which 1 will trude for Tillamook
property.
j. v. new ley.
Dr. Jack Olson
RESIDENT DENTIST
Oftice Hours Irom 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Over F R. Beats' Real Estcte Of fie
Both Phonea.
HABMESS
DON'T SPOIL A GOOD HORSE
bv keeping him in shabby old Harness.
Vo are selling Harness made of the
best stock at prices that ought to
tempt you.
A WELL MADE HARNESS,
will not only improve the appearance
of your horse, but contribute to your
safety as well. Many a runaway could
be avoided if the old Harness had been
discarded in time.
W. A. WILLIAMS,
Tillamook - Oregon
Masonic Brethren,
Attention!
REGULAR COMMUNICATION EVERY
THIRD SATURDAY
A full attendance is requested
and all visiting brothers arc ei r
diitllv invited.
R.'T. Uoals, W. l.
C, B. Tkomulkv, Secretary.
The averaRti workman likes to rest on
Sunday so that he can go to church.
Hut he very seldom thinks how hard
his wife works on that day, more than
any other. He likes the rest, so why
not give her the same kind of pleasure,
let her be free from the care arid trouble
of cooking Sunday Dinner, and take
her and the remainder of the family
down to Tillamook's leading eating
house nnd enjoy the comforts of 'home,
away from homo. Dinner served from
11 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Look for tho sign EAT.
PALM CAFE
2nd Avenue, Next Door to Tllla.moqk,
Feed Co,
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