GREAT
DISCOUNT * SALE !
We are not discounting
,
small margin, but we are discounting the prices oi others and w ill still se
and Sßoeä
In this, as well as other
lines, we do not limit you to
Clothing, Hats, Shoes
a nd Kn r n i si 1 i ng Good s
at lower prices, quality considered, than you can get elsewhcic.
O ne B rand
but give you yowr choice
tec carry the
WOONSOCKET
GOODYEAR
and BOSTON
Macintoshes
Oil Clothing
To this line ice especially
call your attention-
We can- show you any
thing in the line of MAC
INTOSH ES for Gents, La
dies, Boys and Misses, and
at prices ranging from
$5.00 to $10.00. Our
Macintosh Overcoat
SJMÆG PROOF
TRIGH BOOTS
for $12 00 is a dandy,
We have short Boots for
Men, Women and Boys
in Princess, Palmer, and
Military Capes are the very
latest- We have
RUBBERS
to fit a No. 5 childs shoe
to a No. 11 mans shoe-
Ladies Macintoshes
If it is a sin to be the cause of reducing the price of clothing in Tilla
mook then we must plead guilty.
The fact that we are daily selling people clothing who had formerly
bought their clothing outside of Tillamook County must mean somethihg;
either we are sellinggools that they h ive been unable to buy elsewhere,
or we are selling at lower prices, or a better grade of goods for the same
money. Does this need interpretation? We submit the case.
Oil Clothing
in Towers Fish Brand and
Shield Brand.
I
CJlotïiiers and Furnishers
GENERAL NEWS.
GLEANED FROM AIL OVER THE WORLD.
Conveyed in Short and Pithy
Paragraphe.
COUNTY ITEMS.
GATHERED BY 0'JR CORRESP0XDEKTS
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
. Happening?
Hobsonville
People eat and sleep well who nee
The Seven Sisters is loaded ami ready
Beaver emit in ties its steady, normal
to be towed to sea,
growth. Many of it* citizens are from Vita Remedies. Read ad. No cure,
the eastern atale*. They are a model
*
Considerable sickness in tbe neighbor- | representative class of people and a no pay.
hood,
| credit Io Beaver ana ilk environment*.
None but Vita Medicines cure Blood
No cure, no pay. Read ad.*
Mr. Ford’s coiintenace is of late Diseases
Ore town
wreathed with smiles. When we ask tht
Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
reason why, he answers: “everything it*
The work on the reef st the mouth of lovely and the g »use hangs high.” The to be incurable should read what Mr. P.
the Bay is almost completed.
truth of the matter is that Jay lias out E. Grisham, of Guars Mills, La., has to
I generated ns a id came out victorious,
J. W. Ilellenhraml who lost hin horses while the rest of us remained in out say on the subject, viz.: ‘I have been
while hop-picking finally found them lonely cabins yawning over the monot a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever
again.
since the war and have tried all kinds of
ony of a bachelor's existance.
medicines for it. At last I found a
J. B. Upton «ml family have moved
remedy that effeute<1 a cure and that was
into Portland again.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
an<l
Mr, Suit' ll and family have moved
(EROMTI1K OCEAN WAVE)
Diarrhoea Remedy.” This medicine
from Ballston to Sherwood.
can always be depended upon for colic,
The run of salmon of late 1ms been
Dr. Bissel is quite sick at present over clmlera morbus, dysentery and diarrhoea.
rather light,
^t Little Newt line«.
It is pleasant to take and never fails to
Mrs. Capt. Chiin has gone Io Portland
Messis. Will R ileigli and Mnrv. Potter effect a cure. 25 and 50 cent sizes for
with the intention of spending the win- came in from Sheridan, luesday.
sale by S. J . Sturgeon.
ter there.
| Mr. Wolf and family, of McMinnville,
Miss Siella Commons is visiting in «re moving in on their Sand Lake Imme-
Portland.
Mra. A M Miles left for Spokane CLARENCE TILDEN
Mrs. Rock and children have returned Tiietilay morning, wheiewhe will spend
from a visit to Portland.
the u inter.
ne
HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 13—Gov I Fred Bulmer inet with n painful in
cident la«t week. While engage I
ernor Hastings Ims a letter from Secre working at the cut-off-saw the fote linger
tary Sherman, «titling that the Austrian | of liis left hand came in contact with I he
ininiater at Waahingtmi him frle.l a com , blade and was quite seiiously injured.
munication with the department of etale, 1 Grant Hughes and J. E. Tuttle are nt
claiming that there wne a violation of ! work here, putting in blowers in the box
the rights of Austrian subjects in the fil I factory. The object of the blowers is to
ing on the moh at Lnttimer, when a , »any away the dust and shavings from
. the planers.
score of miners were killed. Secrehiry
I
Sherman requests the facts uml status of, Our new band-saw-filer J. S. Phillips
affairs in relation to these cases. Gov-j came up from San Francisco last week
| and at once began woik here.
ernor Hastings Ims referredjlhe communi
The family of W E Knight moved to
cation to Sheriff Martin and General
Gohin, with the request that they en- I Hobsonville fro.11 Bay City last week.
I Mr, Knight is employed on the dock
Jitlliteii Secretary Sherman as early as here.
j
possible.
I Geo Monroe and family of Bay City
air. ju»se|»ii
juyrm and
Hint inumy
\V hi . I’lank, of this place, left Monday
Mr.
Joseph Myers
family «•«
are
— ■ ■ ... 1 / Clackamas
’I- .1, ... ... f'/v.ll.H.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.—Special moved here last week . .Mr. Monroe is 1 living in Highland,
County, morning for Bay City He was engaged
correspondence of the Call horn Alaska, employed in the mill.
by Malaney Bros, to build a cabin on
their new steamer.
Mrs. J. E. Sibley arrived heme on Sun
brought by the Corwin, conveys the
Nice dry wood of any kind, any length
Sand
i Mrs. Pag*1, of Neskowin, killed rii desired at lowest living rates.
news that it is pro|>osed to establish n day from a visit to her son who is a stu
dent at the Forest Grove University.
1
eagle last'Thursday, wliicli measured 8
new territory known a* Lincoln, out of
I The liop-pickers have nil returned, ex
The stea • er Truckee sailed from this cepting Osborn and family. They have feet, 7)4 ¡Hrlies from the tip of one wing
a northwest pottion of Alaska. Its
J
to the other.
boundaries have not yet been fully de port last Thursday with a deck load of mg done quite well.
lumber for San Francisco. The Truckee i
• i. W. KIGER,
I
cided upon, but it will include the Yukon had culled in at Yaquina bay on her
Pasturage Notice.
L. J. Johnson
and son have left for
___________
river country nml extend north to the way up and tekeii half a cargo of wheat.
i.uknow n, having made final proof
DEALER
IN
i
All persons «leniriiig to find good
, -i z
if
on their homestead.
Arctic ocean. The scheme meets with
pHRtniage for I ioimch mid cHlte, will do
Charley Smith s family, formerly from
spllloaee
me h I nii H it. Price are hh
the approval of the North American Tillamook, were
nr amongst the
..... psssengers
,
r
Jxmes McGee is fishing in the bay. He
follows.
F<»r yearling 15c |>er month,
Trnns|>ortation & Trading Company, the
Truckee
on
Tlimsdsy.'I
hey
reports
g's.d
luck
so
far.
on board the
2 year old 20c. 3 vear old 25c. Horses
Collactiom Receive Careful and
officers of which recently held a confer are on their way to Southern California
Mr. mid Mrs. Morton mid Lorena $1.00 j»er month . The pasture is on the
Prompt Attention.
where
they
will
reside
in
future.
ence on the mutter with Senator Carter
Robey, of Buy City, end Mis. Henry premises of C. E. Thayer, mid ¡son tide
ami several other United States officials.
BAY CITY, OREGON.
Miss Alice Robbins, oi Bay City, came Cienslisw, of Tilimnook, were the land. I will not l»e re*|>onsi’»le for any
lout stock. Perties desiring to pasture
1
The new town of Weare, situated on the lip from Newport where she had been guests of Mr. mid Mrs. King the past stock
on the above premie?* must make
week They enjoyed themselves pick
Yukon river, about half way between visiting on the last trip of the steamer ing cranberries on King & Colton’s arrangements with me before putting on
their stock
Daw son City and St. Michaels, has oeen Truckee.
marsh.
The Str. Truckee on her Inst trip
C. A. Bailey.
chosen for tlie capital of the pro|<osed
There lisa a family moved on top of
brought upa consignment of goods for
territory.
Cape
lx«kout,
where
they
expect
to
the llolwonville store, which now ha«
------Dr.l.r Í»-------
We have not yet
“I l.nve iievt-r hn<l day’. aickneM in
FOREST GROVE, Or., Oct. 15.—Nel- an especially fine and complete stock of make their home
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
learner! their name.
my
life,"
»aid
the
middle
aged
man
the
general
meredandise.
8on Johnson, ot Spring Hill Farm, late
Osborne Mowers
other day.
this afternoon met with an accident
“ What a comfort it would l>e.” aiglia ' Buggies, hay rakes, plows and other farm
His right hand was sa badly cut by a
BEAVER
machinery. You <«n save money by
Nehalem
dealing with me.
aoiue poor invalid, "to he in liia place ,
steam saw tliat four finger? and possibly
Special Prices on Hnggies and Spring
J. D. Wallace lias been out to the for a year or two.’’ Yet half of the in- j
wagons.
the thumb will have to be amputated.
valley with of herd of cettle.
C. A. BAILEY,
vali.la we aee might be jnat aa healthy aa >
Mrs Bloom is convslesiug,
SALEM, Oct. 15 —The estimate of
Tillamook, Ore.
A. W. R iiiiii is ndding another to the he, if they would only take pro|>er care I
A great many fish are being caught on
the hop output of the state l>y hop deal
list of new houses in this vicinity.
of theinaelvee, eat proper food—end di-i
the Doll.
ers and growers in this vicinity is now
Messrs. Finley, Kinneman and Hous geat it.
Mis« Amy Demi was taken seriously ill
larger than during tire closing days of
It’a ao at range that aucli aimpie tliinga
ton have been to the valley on business.
w
ith
Tbphoid
fever.
the picking season. ' Many now estimate
are overlooked by tlioac who want health.
Rev.
C.
Mills
is
nt
present
attending
The
tug
Maggie
towed
the
Berwick,
tbe crop of this year at t>0,000 to 65,000
Food makea health
the U B. Conference at The flslles As
Amethist and Uranus to sea tbe 16th.
bales.
It makea atrength—and atrength ward«
nearas we can ascertain, he will begone
The recent rain and present wnshine
Mr. Joluiie Snider, is quite ill.
about 3 weeks.
off aickneaa. The man who had never |
o, . , —
on nx nvx wwxx rsrxn
orTAIJTlD
Se»4 m >4«l, sketofe er Rlketo. vMb
make the conditions perfect for fail plow
i— gvjtoi *« for free report m to fattoatabUlly M-FAOB
J B. Lewi* traded Ide ranch Io Mr la-en eick waaalrong heeauae he alwaya i
The Elmore is expected daily.
HAWD BOOK Fill
< sts m r»'.r.n-e* M1 M
ing aud sowing of grain.
Hiatt in exchange for property out in the digeeted hia fool, and you conl.l become j
*f-rwt
Wim FOB COPT OP OVB 8PBC1AL
Mr. Himple left Wednesday for Port • valley. -Mr Hiatt comes well recom the aatne by helping yonr atomach to i
OPPKB li ir lb*
literal p»>wWU»s «ver WtoAe by
• .• . »••
... ! BYEBY iBTBITTOB BBOrLb
BEAD IT tefore applyuig for patees. A44rew
mended .
work aa well aa hia. Shaker Digeative
A pain in the chest is nature’s warn land on Str. Harrison.
ing that pheunionin is threatened.
Mrw.GtO. Dean who was visiting at
J. R. Finley has commenced the build Cordial «ill help yonr atomach and will:
Dampen a piece of flannel with Cham Warrenton, was called home Saturday ing fr lhe U B church As Mr Finley make yon atrongaml healthy by maaing ,
berlain's Pain Balm and bind over the on account of her dauglders illness.
PATENT LAWYERS,
ia a skilled workman, the structure will
the fowl you eat make you fat.
»eat of pain, and another on the back
no doubt be a credit to the growing
Rev. Potter preached in the M. E.
Druggiata aell it. Trial bottle 10cent*.
tietween the shoulders, and prompt re-
I burg
hefwili follow. For sale by S. J. Stur church Suuday.
geon.
Woods
Lake
E\chnge and looney $ecur*itie$.
C. A. BAILEY
PATENTS
H.B.WILLSONÄCO.
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICIA LH
¡Judge ........... ...............
W. W.C ondeb
ID. P. H amvky
Commlaaioner...............
/CJI. W h KI.LKB
Clerk ...............................
J. D. E dward «
Sheriff
...................... ..
J. H. J ackson
Treaaurer .......................
J ohn H ahkkk
AH«e«sor........................
. J. S. S tkpiikn «
Surveyor
a . M. A ustin
School Superintendent
O. A. W ai . kfk
Coroner
........ R
.......
.......
C.E.
kvnji
. dh
Deputv Prosecuting Attorney.Ci.AUDK T havkm
C.,cuit Court convene« tile <th Monday in
AugiiRt, and an adjourned term in generally
held in the spring
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan-
n.i i \ . M ti ■ li, May, July, September anti No
vember. CominiRHioneiN court on the Wednes
days following.
PRECINCT:
Justice of the Peace
. G. W. S appington
OHMtablti
H. V. A ndi . iihon
CITY OFFICIALH.
Mayor..
............................................. G rò . C oiin
N ei .« T hompmon
........ ( ahi . K nudron
Council
C II IlAbi.EY
.. .....................
C, E. R e Y noli »«
.H F G oodm ’ eed
Kero rd er
...................... C. N. DKKW
Treasurer
H oward C arv
Maimhal
('L YDK C1.EMENT«
SCHOOL BOARI)
M W Harriaon.
II !.. Eddy, and G. A.
Edmund«.—Clerk, A. G. Reynold«.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
C hristian C hurch :----- Rev. s. G.
Dalia«
pastor. Service«on Sunday« at if o'clock A M.
ami at 7 30 P. M until further notice.
M. E C hurch :— Rev. R. M. Corner, pastor.
Preaching «ervice nt II A. M. and 7 30 I’. M
every Sunday.
Sunday aehool at 10 A. M.
Cta»« meeting at ia M. Piayer meeting every
Thursday at 7 P. M.
S. I). A C hurch - Sabbath achool every Mate
bath (Saturday) at lo:»o A. M followed by
preaching or Bible «tudy.
FrayermeeLing
every Wednesday evening Tract and miaaion-
ary meeting Sundays at ¡0 30 A. M.
B. C. TABOR, Conference Laborer
aOCIKTY DIKKCTOav
A. O. fT W —Meet« every Monday night at 7
p m in 1 O. O F Hall
Myron Ferkina M W ,
I>. T. Edmund«, Recorder.
HOOK At LADDER < () -Meet« fir«t Wednea-
day ii I r I i t of rach month In City It« 11
W F.
I) Jone*. Preaident, John E Tuttle Chief, Turn
Coatea, Secretary.
M orning S tar R khf . kah M hm . k N o k 1. 1 ().
O. F — Meet« on the flrnt and third Wednt*«dfiy
«•veiling« hi ea< h month
Mr« C .M Newman,
N. G.; Mi«« L Foland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Her.
G. A. R.—Meet« flr«t Saturday of each
month at 1 P M in I O. O. P Hall. C N
Drew, Adjutant, P Brant, Conimaridcr.
1. O. O F —Meetnevrry Tuesday night at 7 80
F. M in I O. O. F Hall C P. KnudMMi. N G.
Win.
Ol«eii, Rec. Secretary;
W. J .May
Per Secretary.
ALDER CAMP—No »to. Woodmen of the
World, meet« every Friday night in W of W
hall.
K
R.
I iay «,
Couaill, Otto Heine,
Clerk.
A F Ar A M —Meet« firwt Saturday night of
each month In M hmui I c Hall
R k Hayn
W M , F R Beal«, Secretary
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO 24-Meetsat 7 >» P
M on the 3rd Saturday of each month it
MaM.nic Hall
J W Maiwell, II P
W Vi
Conder, Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER No it O F •
Meet* /nd and <tl> A.<turd«y« of each month
Mr«. G. w Pettit, W M
L Coatee Secretary
BAY CITY LOD JI DIRECTORY
UMITY K frf . ckah U/iMiF. No 51 l.o. o. F.—
Meet« 2nd and <tb Tuesdays. Mr«.
Ell /.«I m - th
P>e, N G.. Mr« Frank Long, V G., J. J Pye,
Secretary.
BAvCrrv L n . f No. ,0» A P Ai A M.—Mee
2nd an«1410 Saturday« in each mouth.
<>ua
Nflaon W M C If IlKk«, M. W
Allied
Magnu«on. J. W ,Geo. W Kiger, Uw»rrtary.
MiaiAN < NAFTFR No. JO O. K. A — Meet* 1«t
and 3rd Tuesday« in each month
Mr«. File
Wood, W M , One Nelaon, W p Mr« Mayl/e!
Kiger, A M c H Hick« Secretary.
P acific Izitx.R No. ¡05 J. O. G. F — M**eta
Friday* b for 2nd 4th “aturday and every other
Saturday In the month. C. H. Hick
N G
Alfred Deane, V. J.J. Pye, Secretary,