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Hcaiüiijht iltanwk Vol. XV. No. 14 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER n, McCormick & Deering Mowers and Rakes. Harford Columbia Rambler and Ideal BICYCLES Hardware, Tinware, Stoyes and Ranges. Iron and Steel. The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors. All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to. Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc M *1.50 per year 190a. I Pa., left Sunday on the steamer Sne H. Elmore on their return to the Keystone state after spending two weeks’ visit with the Kunze Bros,, of Fairview, and while here met many friends, and would have met more had time permitted. They went away highly elated with their visit to Tillamook and kind treatment thev received while visiting the jumping oft' I place of the grand and wooly West. Drawing. The drawing for $10 worth of bicycle I sundries at Ralph Ackley’s will come off I Sept. 15, and everyone who has pur chased a bicycle of me since January 1 1902, are entitled to one chance, and if there are any one who has not a ticket I kindly let me know by Monday next. We have sold 70 bicycles to date. Respectfully, R alph A ckley . Bargains To Ulhom it may Coneern. ALxbEN & GILBERT, of Portland We are not responsible for any debts contracted by M. M. MELVIN, of Tillamook, who has been dismissed from their em ploy for reasons best known to himself. C. J. C. CLAYTON will look out for the interests of Allen & Gilbert. Ten per cent discount, or $1.00 worth of goods for 90 cents. Calico 5 cents per yard and other things in proportion at the Racket Store. Terms cash. Announcement. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.1 I wish to announce to the public that I have assumed management of the Tilla mook opera house for tbe'coming season. I shall use my best efforts to cater to the wants and wishes of the people. Hoping that my attractions will meet with your indulgent approval. I am respectfully, C. B en R iesland . PIR^O and ORGRfi House. Walkover Shoes at Todd’s. Dr. 0. H. Davenport, dentist, will be in his office in Tillamook City from the Haltom’s Depart meat-Store was open To our Friends and Numerous Customers “C.” Ben Riesland. • 1st to the 15th of each month. * ed on Saturday last with a fine class of Walkover Shoes. goods. The store is well stocked and Mrs. Sturgeon will return from San Buy your school books at Clough's.* Francisco next week with her usual choice is nicely arranged, and from all indica The hose company will meet this even. line of milliuery. Watch for display. * tions has started out to do a thriving ing. Mr. F. E. Norton has rented the Jonas business by the patronage it is receiving, SOUTH PRAIRIE. Swell Ties and Hose for swell people at Olsen ranch, and the latter will come to as the store only handles superior quality goods. Mr. Darby °r.d family, Pat Wells and the city to reside about the 1st October. Todd s. * Mr. Sam Elmore, who came in last . family, Grandma Johnson, Sada and Don’t forget the number for sporting Fine ice cream at any time at Vogler's goods, guns and ammunition. One door week for the purpose of making final ar- | Ross, are all out to the valley picking Bakery. * rangeinents to turn his ranch over to Mr. hops. Take your county warrants to Todd south of Edmunds & Co.’s store. At Reed, who has come from California to Willis Powell and family are out at the Ralph Ackley ’ s. * A Co. raise asparagus, lias done so, F. E. Nor. beach. A marriage license was issued on Wed Miss Belle Burton came in on the boat ton having given up the lease, and every, This is a fine time to keep the fire going nesday to Mr. Charles N. O’Neil, jr., and last week. thing looks favorable that the asparagus among the old logs and stumps. Miss Myrtle E. Moore. Particulars of industry will turn out a success. A. A. Ford has resigned the position of Everyone seems to be improving this this happy event next week. roadmaster. Tillamook people, when they pray fine weather by burning and clearing When you want to know anything most fervently, is when they want rain, up land. Todd & Co. have the best values in about the Oregon Fire Relief Association and there is not a dairyman in the coun Underwear. * West, Bell and Alvin Johnson, and cell upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is ty blit what would go down on his mar Fann loans 7 per cent. Apply to C. the agent for Tillamook county. Johnnie Webber started on the 7th for * row bones today and offer up a prayer i & E. Thayer. * the valley, to freight in grain for the Ware Walkover Shoes. of thanksgiving if they could feel the I winter. A new line of latest styles in gent.’s golf Rev. A. R. Griggs, who is pastor of the moisture of the gentle patter of the rain. shirts at Todd’s. * Mrs. Taggart and Mrs. Green spent Presbyterian church at Hoquiam, Wash.- Evidently Tillamookers are never tired ot Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residents. Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick returned to the and has been here on a vacation and a a good thing, for they had 150 inches of Saturday and Sunday on the beach. city on the Elmore. James Green, of Portland, visited his visit to his relatives, left on Sunday. rain last year. .Miss Dora Donaldson came in on the Dance ! The steamer Geo. R. Vosbtirg left on nephew B. Green, last week. Tillamook City, Oregon stage on Saturday. Tillamook Opera House, Chas Wells and family spent last Sat Saturday morning with Captain Dodge Saturday Evening, September 13, urday and Sunday on their dairy ranch Rev. G. Sykes will preach nt Riverdale Come everybody and bring your Lest in command. She had a number of pas next Sunday at three o'clock. sengers, including William Scott, Lara picking berries, burning and slashing. g'H. * Harry Quick has succeeded in harvest It looks to us we need a vigilance com All members of Tillamook hose com Royse, Mrs J. A. Fabrique, Florence mittee to deal with “fire bugs.’’ pany are requested to be at the meeting Fabrique Nora Vaughn, Mrs. Wood ing and hauling into his barn a large Todd & Co. have the best line of men’s tonight. Eat supper early. Drill. By ward, Mrs. P. D. Newell and son, Mrs. crop of oats. order of the chief. J. H. C ochran , sectv. Ruby Newman and daughter, Mrs. Lula 50 cent Work Shirts in town. * NETATS. Coal is cheaper and better than wood, Day and child, Maggie Tone, C. A. Smith Miss Queenv Kelty has taken the place Franklin and Newcastle lump in sacks, and Robert Watt and wife and family. of Miss Moore in Mr. Eddy's office. Geo. W. Phelps went to the hub Friday The boys in the neighborhood of El and returned Saturday. Ladies dress and fancy goods in end. $10.5 per ton ; Wyoning, $12 50.—Tilla mook Wharf & Warehouse Co. B. C. more’s ranch on Sunday were doing con. less varieties just received at Cohn’s. * Chas, and M. Clapshaw, of Washing Lamb, manager. * siderable rubbering at a party that was Fresh Salmon eggs at Ralph Ackley's, ton county, were at Netarts Sunday on having an hallelujah, way-up time down Mr. D. J. Fry, the well-known druggist business. one door south of Edmund & Co.'s store. . of Salem, with Mrs Fry and family.were there. But didn’t the boys snicker when L. H. Baker, of Barnegat, was at Ne Walkover Shoes. i in last week on a vacation enjoying the the party put to sea in a boat without Clough’s stock of school books and ! beauties and refreshing atmosphere of oars. Is that how they go to sea in the tarts Sunday. school supplies is {complete in every de ! Tillamook county. small boats at Astoria, Sam, tor Tilla G. M. Watkings has a erew of men « mookers are wonderful people to catch working on the Benschidt road. tail. I The trotting stallion Duke of Portland Geo. A. Edmunds and family, Mr. Bott A fine stock of new clothing just re which has a good reputation in Tilla on ? eeived from a New York factory nt mook, is now at Grayson & McNamer’s The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in and wife, Dr. Smith and family, Gus Cohn's. stable, and will remain there until Sept, from Astoria on Friday. Mr. S. Elmore Allison. Miss Stella Nelson, all of Tilla was on board with a number of friends, mook. are camping on the beach. A cool drink of soda water is delicious loth.—J. H. McNainer. ♦ including Mrs. McCracken, Mr. Jas. Me- Captain George Hunt, the keeper of and healthful. You can get it at Vogler's Mr. Dan Lehmon, of Bridal Veil, came Cracket, Mr. and Mrs Kempf and Miss Cape Mears Lighthouse, was at Netarts Bakery. * in last week for a few days’ visit. It is Dr. Jas. Wiley came in from Portland | some ten years since he lived here, con Tongue. There were 14 passengers and the last of this week. Clem Gross, who has been visiting on Sunday on a vacation and to visit sequently he hardly knew the place, there 30 Chinamen on board She left again on Sunday with Mr. Elmore and his with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. O’Hara of this being so many improvements. his parents. party and the following passengers, Miss Twenty-five cases of the celebrated Ernest J. Gienger bought Fred John- F. Neiger, Peter Schield, Mrs. Gibson, A. place, left for his home in Portland on Saturday. Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes son’s place on the Trask on Tuesday. It Zunze, P. Gladitch, Miss R. Jacobs. Willard Buell and family left for Sher comprised 40 acres of bottom land, and at Cohn's. The steamer Geo. R. Vosbtirg came in idan, where they will teach school the Mrs. G. 0. Nolan, with her family, re-! with 13 head of stock, was sold for this morning. While coming up a tree turned home on Friday from a visit to | $3,000, C. Ben Riesland having consu- had fallen across the slough, and to coming winter. her mother. ' "lated the »«•*• B. H. Johnson, of South Prairie, pass avoid another falling on the vessel Capt. Razor honing a specialty with Davis ( The best saw on earth, Use the Great | Dodge had to push right into the one in ed through this place with lumber for the barber, opposite the Allen house. Western saws and you will soon be , the slough to getont of danger. Her pas- the bridge on the lighthouse road. Cap Price 25 cents. * convinced ot this fact, for they are re-! , sengers were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dean, tain Geo. Hunt has charge of the work. L. H. Baker and fanily went to the Representative B. L. Eddy and Sherifl cognized to he the best saw now on the , A. Dean, C. M Selling. W. J. Elierman, Bay Sunday to make a farewell visit l>e- H. H. Alderman left on the stage Wed- market. For sale — at -------------------- McIntosh & Me.| ---- ------ E. N. Hadley. Mrs M. J. Gillette, Mrs. J. Nair’s hard.ware store.----------------------- | S. Stephens, Mrs. B. J. Stephens, W. A. fore leaving for their home in Salem. nesday on business. Joseph Bixby, the Beaver Merchant, The largest and best assorted stock of Testimony in tlie homestead content, Cook, C. J. Ingerman, W. L. Smith, Dr. Lawless, the optician, in a short was at Netarts the last of the week. stationery and school supplies in the in which Fred Arthur is contesting the homestead of C. A. Bailey, was being I time will make a business trip to Eastern C. Patrick and wife left Monday for county at Clough’s. taken on Monday brfore County Clerk Wanted, at once. 20 cranberry pickers; Mason in Attorney T. H Goyne’s office, i Oregon, and will nôt return until next their home in Salem, haying l>ecn camp ing at Netarts since June 10th. Their will pay 75c. per bushel. E. A. Cham. who was the stenographer in the case. spring, and in order to reduce his large stock of optica) goods, he will put up many friends on the beach were sorry berlain, Sand Lake, Or. Rev. F. H. Neff, presiding elder of the .spectacles at actual cost price until he to see them leave. Mr. A. B. Grist, who has leased his United Brethren church, came in last | starts. Now is the opportunity of your 1 place at Blaine, is going East for a few week to hold quarterly conference, and in | life time to get rid of your headaches and 1 months to visit his family. doing so renewed his acquaintance with nervousness, and to have your children’s Sawed star. “ A” star kiln dried the large number of friends he made while eyes fixed up for their winters hard study shingles.—Tillamook harf & Ware-1 he was pastor of the U.B. church in this . at school.—Office at residence one block • i house Co. B. C. Lamb, manager. west of the Allen House. city. Walkover Shoes are the l>est. In Lane county, where the settlers are Rally day will be observed at the Pres Mr. Weber’s son fell from n horse at byterian Chun h next Sunday. Several having trouble with people jumping their I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW I EX I BOOKS adopted by the South Fraire on Tuesday and broke his sfieakers will address the evening meet homesteads and timber claims, the set Oregon State Board of Education, and will carry all the books adopted by them. leg. Dr. Bartel setting the injured limb. ing ; among them Rev. Welch, the new tlers called a meeting to take measures to protect themselves, and so indignant minister at Woods. A cordial invitation Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the My Stock of School Supplies peddlers when you can get a better steel is extended to all, especially to the home were tlie settlers they appointed a vigi Is complete in every detail. My, prices are always right. lance committee. We hope by the time range from McIntosh & McNair for $45 department of the Sunday school. tlie committee gets through with its The public school will open on Mon ot $50 ? secret work, which it should do in true The most complete stock of guns in day with the following teachsrs : Prof. Western style, it will have cured home E. II. Whitney, principal ; Prof. Halev. town at Ralph Ackley’s, one door south steadjumpers of contesting the settlers’ assistant principal ; Mrs. Ella R. Hays, of Edmund & Co.’s store. homesteads. O. B. Sauffar puts us io mind of Foxy primary; and .Misses Ella J. Bennett and I>ena Miller. Another teacher is to be | Mr. Alliert Kunieandhis father-in-law, Grandpa, for he has his implement ware Mr Chas. Gleditsch, of McKeesport, I i engaged. house outside of the fire range. You can save $150 by Dealing cuith Allen & Gilbert. “C.” BEN RIESLAND Dairy r Fams. Timber Claims. Home Locations. Town Property Insurance. Loans. Financial Agent. New Arrivals. New Arrivals. Our Fall Stock is coming in on every boat. This week we have received a part of our Large Stock of Furnishing Goods, Men’s Pants, Mackintoches, Hats of all KINDS. Next week we will receive the first shipment of WALKOVER SHOES, 1 lie best shoe for the money on the market. Our stock of Groceries and Feed is complete and prices are right. TODD & CO THE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS C I CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist and Stationer.
