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Vol. XV. No. 40.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL 23,
1903.
>1.50 per year.
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HALTOM'S DEPARTMENT STORE.—The jStore that ¡SaVßg You IV|oneiJ.
flgeney for MILLER’S
FITTING” MENS CLOTHING
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THE "NUFANGL" PANT.
Magnet Brand” BOY’S CLOTHING
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>4.00 to >ao.oo a SUIT.
Our Stock of Boy’s Clothing in Quantity, Quality
and Styles surpass anything ever attempted in
this neck o’ the woods, and the prices are about
half. All Styles, Sailor, Norfolk, Two-Piece and
Three-Piece.
“■AGNLT BRAND”
1er
This showing includes everything desirable in
Pants and Pantings. The “Nulangl” idea is a
winner. See cut, but better see the Pants them
selves.
Prices, >2.75 to $4.95.
Other Style Pants in a Greater Variety of Fa
brics and Patterns, than we’ve ever shown and at
the Special Price of 75c., 85c., 95c., 1.20, X.35,
1.40 the Pair, will surely make busy times at
Pant selling.
Our Stock of Knee Pants for Boys could not be
improved on. We’ve studied the Little Man’s
wants, and feel proud of our success, Hundreds
of Pants.
20c. to $1.38 a Pair.
Our Stock of Men’s Clothing is complete in every
detail. All of the best wearing fabrics—plain and
fancy Worsted, Serge, Cheviot, etc.—made-up
into Staple and Extreme Styles. All Cuts, all
Sizes, for the Fat, Medium and Lean, and being
Miller’s Clothing, warrants it being perfect *n Fij
and Finish.
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Boy’s
Boy’s
Boy’s
Boy’s
Boy’s
98c. to #6.75 a SUIT.
A Look at our Stock Of MEN’S FURNISHINGS
AN
HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF WASH
IRIN GOODS at the smallest prices ever quoted
¿fe.
—and this just at the beginning of need-time
Jc-i Scotch Lawn........ ...Special, 5 c.
IOC-, French Batiste. . . ...Special, 8ÌC.
12\c-> French Batiste. .. ...Special, 10c.
7c., India Linen........ . . . Special, 5c.
18c-, French Dimity... ...Special, 13 c.
25c-, Raye Luxenie... ...Special, 18c-
35c., Woven Madras. .. . . .Special,
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Bring us your CHICKENS and EGGS
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House Furnishings Cheaper.
Spring time here and house cleaning is in
order. We will help you beautify your home
for a small outlay.
50 PAIRS, LACE CURTAINS, late
designs........................................... pair, £5c- 1
Others up to .... $£.98-
5 A inch Extension Curtain Rods . . .
■ 15c-
Window Shades,
feet...................
29c- ;
Others up to ............ 48c.
45 BEDSPREADS, Marseilles Pattern 69c ;
Others up to ... . $3.25.
BED SHEETS, ready for use
50c-
Pillow Cases..............................
15 c.
The Biggest Stock of SHOES in Tillamook
County at the littlest prices. Every pair guaran
teed all solid and all rips sewed free of charge.
Women’s Dress Shoes, heel and spring
heel.............................. $ 139 to 3.75 a pair.
Women’s Box Calf and Calf Shoes,
$1-25 to 2.25 a pair.
Women’s Slippers, all styles... .
to $3.50-
Men’s Dress Shoes, all leathers. $1.50 to 6-00,
Men’s full stock, pegged Shoes. .. .$1.25 a pair.
Men’s Leather Boots........ $2.75 to 3.50 a pair.
Boy’s, Misses and Children’s Shoes at Specially
Low Prices.
SATURDAY SPECIALS I
AGENCY
New Idea Paper Patterns,
Simmon’s Kid Gloves.
American Lady Corsets,
Topsy Hosiery.
J
Notions at Half.
Hooks and Eyes, with and without hump,
doz., lc.
Agate Buttons, all sizes................... doz., lc.
Hair Pins, straight and crimped . .pack, le
Pins, Needle Point......................... paper, go.
Darning Cotton............................... spool, 3c-
Wire Hair Pins.................................... box, 3c.
Hair Curlers...................................... each, ¿c.
Lustre, all colors................................ spool, ^C.
Sharp’s Needles .........................................Re
Pearl Buttons, good quality ........ doz.,... 5c-
Big Shoaling of Spring-time JEWEURY
Neu-i Belts and Neekutear
5 Dozen WOMEN’S PERCALE SHIRTWAISTS, each, 25c.
4 Dozen SUMMER CORSETS, sizes 20 to 20 -
each, 25c.
SPECIAL PRICES:
Women’s Percale Wrappers
Satine Petticoats
Fast Black Stockings .
Boy’s Bicycle Stockings
■
69c
68c
12ic.
15 cents Dozen for Eggs
Born, at Hobsonville, on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Durfee returned to them with the exception of a few pack band. Mr. Hicks sold his interest in the and put it in a stock company. The hit
to the wife of Charley Johnson, a son.
the city Thursday from Southern Cali ages. The early birds at this office can store to his partner, Peter Nelson, and ter sum to he used for developing work
and not drawn upon until the machinery
has resigned as postmaster.
It is 43 year, old.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore is expected ! fornia, where they bad been for several have what remain.
is on the ground, which would lie a I »out
It is n home company.
in to-day and will leave again on Satur months on a visit.
The steamer Sue H Elmore, which left
W. R. Illingsworth has received notice
four weeks. Mr. Hannenkrat wan asked,
It is a policy holder's company.
! day.
,
Miss Dora Donaldson has quit sticking that the Secretary of the Interior lias I on Saturday morning, went on the mud
supposing they found oil on bis land,
It aloes business only in the U.S.
Messrs. R C. Vaught and J. M. Wood type at the Herald office and Miss Kattie confirmed the decision of the Cominis- j flats and remained fast until the after
what per ventage he would require, and
It has not contested a claim in 20 ruff, of Portland, were in the city this Plank has become the novice pie maker
sioner in histimlier claim, which was de noon tide. Her passenger list included his reply was 15 per cent and that he
years.
week.
on that newspaper.
cided in his favor. This is one of the Miss McKinley, Otto Walthers, A.Schro
would not make any charge for the pur’
It is named lor the father of his
Howard Edmunds and wife left on the
der, J. Duncan, H. Edmunds and wife,
Mr. W. C. King has sold his place at i claims which was contested by Haves.
country.
H Sweet, H. V. Gist, S. Downs, R. Blen pose of making ex¡leriments. The Board
steamer on Saturday, the latter going to Sandlake to \V. and |eff Harris, the con- i
It is worthy of its name.
1 Next Sunday, April 26. nt 11 a m., the I
looked favorably upon the proposition
Elma, Wash.
sideration being $4,60’1. The deal was • ‘ members of the United Brethren congre ner, F. N. Bowen, F. H. Dayton and C. and appointed Messrs. T. B. Handley, C.
It is the Washington Life Insurance
I Razor honing a specialty with Davis i consu mated through Mr. F. R. Beals.
F.
Goddard.
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Company of New York.
gation will gather with the Methodists
Thayer and C. W. Talmage to draw up a
, the barl>er, opposite the Allen house-1
The only business before the city conn- prospectus and Messrs. A. McNair, B. ().
in the M E. church. The pastors of these
A
number
of
our
settlers
are
congratu
Price 25 cents.
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II. T. Botts, for abstracts.
lating themselves that they have won churches will deliver addresses and after cil on Monday night was an ordinance Snuffer and D. T. Edmunds to solicit the
A full line of millinery for ladies, misses out on their homestead claims which the wards administer the sacrament of the introduced by Councilman G. Grayson people ami ascertain whether the $2000
C. ben Kiesland for a home.
and infants at Mrs. Sturgeon’s, opposite
amending the ordinance passed at a pre. can lie raised.
railroad contested about eight or nine Lord's Supper.
Farm loans at 6 per cent. Apply to
the post office.
1 years ago.
B. L Eddy.
A reception was given at the school vious meeting granting Clark B. Hadley
Special Notice.
Slab wood is $2.25 a load, delivered.
At the opera house on Saturday even house, on Saturday evening to Miss an electric light franchise. The new ordi
H. Anderson, of Nehalem, was in the
Leave your orders at the office of the ing, Dr. P. J. Sharp and Miss Eva Keys Annie and Oliver Waldvogel, who will , nance stipulates that the plant is to be
I wish to say to the |«ople of Tilla
city on Saturday.
Tillamook Lumber Co.
•
celebrated their birthdays by inviting a leave for Coos county in the near future. installed within 18 months. The ordi mook that I have opened an office at,
S. Carl Wright, of McMinnville, was in
There is some talk of the boys with fast number of the young |>eople to partici <Juite a large number of the pupils of the nance was passed by unanimous consent 623 Chamber of Commerce, in Portland
the city last week.
horses and swell turn-outs leasing the pate in a social time.
public school were present and a nice of the council, as was also the one repeal that I intend to make headquarters in
Wast ing materials in great variety at race tract from Mr. Stillwell.
ing the ordinance passed at the previous Portland this summer for the purpose
time
was participated in.
J. W. Ferry left on the steamer Satur
of directing the immigration toward
lira Sturgeon’s.
meeting.
Captain Geo. Hunt is in Tillamook’s day, returning to Elma, Wash He came
Tillamook. I shall bring prospective
The last edition of R. L. Polk & Co.’s i
Ixitinirr Bro*, barber shop has rec eived metropolis enjoying city life in contrast
Ata meeting on Tuesday afternoon of buyers in mvself and place them on vour
in as a witness on the libel suit, but did Gazetteer, a business directory of Oregon
property. I have determined that is the
a spring cleaning.
to his vigil at the lighthouse,
get here in time for court. His deposi and Washington, came to hand on Wed the Board of Trade in Mr. C. Thayer’s only practical way of handling the immi
Mr. Sam Downs left last week to visit j I Tp-to-date business men soon catch on tions were taken on Friday.
office,
a
proposition
was
made
by
Mr.
J.
gration question in Tillamook County.
I nesday, and is a valuable book for busi
friends in the East.
My office will continue in Tillamook
I that the H eadlight is the l>est ad ver-
Mr. B. C. Lamb has been appointed ness men. It contains a nice description i B. Wetherell, a geologist and oil expert, City
as before under the management of
to bore for oil on Mr. R. M. Hannen-
Mr M. H. Larsen is fixing up his hotel tising medium in the county.
( agent for Wells Fargo Company, which of Tillamook and gives the names and i
Mr.
Howard Drew with whom I should
for the summer trade.
Laces, embroidery, gingham*, skirts, . gives Tillamook an express and money occupations of business and professional • krat's place. Mr. Wetherell told the I lie pleased to have you list any property
Board that he was well pleased with the that you wish to move in the near
Mr C. B. Van Tress was up from Hob. ribbons and all kinds of spring goods. I order office in connection with that com- men in this city.
surface indications and expected to find I future. I shall also lie pleased to receive
■ mville on Saturday.
We have ’em. At the Racket Store. *
pany. The heavy express will be brought
Mrs. Roach and son, C. H. Hicks, of
oil. He made a proposition whereby he ' mail direct at my Portland office or to
Bay City, have joined the procession and
Dr Sharp has gone "to Nehalem and' ' There will be no preaching at the I B ¡in by boat.
P.O. Box 738.
wonld put in a plant, in conjunction
Respectfullv yours,
will return next week.
church next Sunday morning. Preaching
We were in receipt of a number of left Tillamook, going out on the steamer with Mr. E. S. McCoy, to cost $6000.
C. B en R ikmlamd ,
Wanted, a job as cook in a logging in the evening at the usual hour, at 8 packages of garden seed last week from on Sunday. Mrs. Roach goes to Cen provided the citizens would raise $2006
Pacific Coast Land Agent.
tralia,
Wash.,
where
she
joins
her
hus
I
¡o'clock.
jSenator Mitchell, and have distributed
Inquire at this office.
TILLAMOOK
ock
ar-
lity
for
SHIRTS and DRAWERS of extremely heavy material, sanitary fleece lined ;
SHIRTS and DRAWERS of heavy Jersey Ribbed; SHIRTS and DRAWERS of
fine Balbrigan, silk finished. Colors, pink, blue and ecru. Regular, 75c., values
at 5oc-
Shoes for the Whole Family.
STYLìISH JVHDL ì INERY cheaper than you’ve ever
seen it sold.
epairii
ER.
25c.
25c.
25c.
fHen’s Popular, pox Brand Hats, all bloeks and in Spring Shades, $1.50
.50.
JOHN B. STETSON HATS,
Wash Dress Goods.
DS..
Overalls, Plain Blue and in Stripes, all sizes
Jumpers, all sizes
Shirts, in Striped Twills and Fancy Cheviot
Caps, in all wool blue serge
Straw Hats, in a big assortment
Men’s Undercuear
Will cause your very heart-strings to tingle with delight. Neck-Wear in all the late
Styles and Shadings, Shirts, Collars, Suspenders, Hosiery—all in a
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bewildering assortment.
Big Showing of Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Watch Chains, Watch Fobs,
EN.
Tie Holders.
ty with
O COB!
T rousers