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Vol. XVI. No. 20.
TILLAMOOK
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 32, 1903
JOTTINGS
Walkover Shoes ¿it Todd’s.
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H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Gordon Hats, $3.00 at Todd's.
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Balm, (.
Blankets and quilts at Todd's.
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Ladies’andcirildren's shoes at Todd's.*
Brock & Atkinson willsaw vour wood.*
Thoae wishing wood sa wed phone Ed.
Walker.
D. S. Jones was in from Blaineon Mon­
day.
|,la«kno,
,ca'ed north,
'«'»mi«,
d'ovcr half,J
r "°w unfeO
p,ow- Ti»,J
tercd *>y mJ
ily k
,est stock (t3
U,lt-V- Pri«J
Appl» to ]
,Varr>nRton
¡ ale .
C. Ray was in from Cloverdale on Sat.
urday.
New line of shoes just
Todd’s.
arrived at
W. G. Harris was in from Sandlake on
Tuesday.
Wm. Redberg was in from Oretown on
Monday.
Wm Redbeig was in from Oretown on
Monday.
Valley grub oak ax handles for 25c.
at Page*«.
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New stock of clothing and overcoats
at Todd’s.
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Calves for sale.—See J. W. Jennings,
Kilchis, Or.
Nice weather and the prospects of an
Indian summer.
1 of 11
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A. M. Commons and A. F. Foster were
in from Oretown on Suuday.
One dozen new iron bedsteads
wholesale prices.—W. E. Page.
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Dr. Sharp will leave for Woods
Monday to be gone one week.
Oil
Henry Told was down from Nehalem
on Tuesday ; also A. Zimmerman.
The Pippins are figuring upon having
a ball game on Thanksgiving dav.
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W. D. Gladwell and wife were in from
Beaver the latter part of last week.
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Father Le Miller left on lhe steamer on
Saturday and will be gone sevend weeks.
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Abner Griest, Forest J. Aver and Wil.
ber Booth, were in from Blaine Saturday.
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the M u-
tual Life Insurance Company of New
York.
Mr». M. C. McKillop is visiting her
parents, Mr. at.d Mrs. Kirts, at Lafay­
ette.
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Call on W. E. Page and buy a new
Singer sewing machine for halt the usual
price.
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Todd & Co. are the leaders in every
thing in the line of men's wearing ap­
parel.
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Baths for ladies and gentlemen, at F.
H. Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen
house.
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Mrs. B.O. Snuffer returned on Sunday
from visiting friends in the Willamette
valley.
J. B. C. Freund, of Portland, and Vin­
cent Surr, of San Francisco, came in on
Tuesday.
$1.50 per year,
Pride Waldo Hills Four at Shot Guns, Air Guns, Pop Guns
Gangloff A Snuffer’s.
and the Mamous, 3O-3O Rifles, at
Otto Heins returned on Sunday from Ralph Ackley.
attending the grand lodge of the K. of
Married, on Thursday evening of last
P., without getting held up and loosing | week, James M. Messner and Miss Ada
his sack.
, » V. Page, both of Tillamook County, were
T. B. Turney has opened a shoe shop 1 united in marriage by Rev. E. M. Patter­
at the hack of E. Jenkins’store and is son, ot the Christian church. The cere-
prepared to do all kinds of boot and shoe mony took place at the Trask House in
repairing.
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ner, who is one of the stage drivers over
John Jones returned from California on , the North Yamhill route, will resume his
Monday, where he has been two months, i ; duties in a few days. They will make
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Lindsey, returning their residence at the other end of his
with him.
drive for convenience. Their friends wish
Well, vou can find anything you want them many long years of happiness.
at Page’s store except second hand
The gasolene schooner Gerald C.,Capt.
coffins, and he sa zs he will have some on Dodge, went ashore on the south spit of
the next boat.
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Nestuccn bar after she had crossed in on
What with the high places on the bar Thursday, the sea breaking over her nnd
and the high places on the toll road, the filling her with water. She had thirty
transportation tacilites have received a tons of flour and feed on board, and this
was taken off the next dav when the tide
rude shaking up.
was out, which was mostly destroyed.
Lost, between Trask river bridge and It was for the store at Cloverdale. The
town, a white crochet shawl, made of channel had changed since Capt. Dodge
ice wool. Finder will please leave at this was in there sonic weeks since. He came
office and receive reward.
to the city on Saturday for appliances to
. The lumber schooners Guide and Hill, get her off, but as she is leaking there is
which loaded at the Truckee saw mill, a doubt whether she can be saved. He
were towed to sea on Sunday and the has taken the engines out, and bv doing
so gives a be’ter chance of getting her
Jennie Thelin was towed in.
off.
Owing to the steamer Sue H. Elmore
being taken to the drv dock in Portland, ACCIDENT TO THE STAGE.
the steamer VV. H. Harrison will take
her place and may be expected in today Turns Over, Catches Fire and is
or to-morrow.
Felix Roy was in the city on Wednes­
day from Balm.
As the logging camp at Nehalem has
Ire Dimond, of Sandlake, was in the elosed down for the winter, it is report­
ed that the Geo. K. Vosburg is to be tied
city on Saturday.
up. There is one more rait ready to be
W.
A.
and
A.
H.
Gage
were
in
from
towed to Astoria.
’ Oriron- pS
Cloverdale on Sunday.
Postmaster A. W. Severance returned
Good road rr3S
The best hat made for the money. to the city on Wednesday. He had at­
“ Gordon,’’ at Todd’s.
tended the grand lodge of the K. of P.
Sewing machine oil, needles and other and visited some of the towns along the
Willamette as far as Cottage Grove.
machine supplies at Page s.
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Partly Burned Mail Saved.
An accident happened on Sunday night
to the west bound stage, which partly
destroyed the stage and came near des­
troying the mail. A tree has been in the
road for about a week
miles east of
the Trask House, and Mr. Gaunt, the
mail contractor and Iseseof l he toll road,
had been notified to remove it, as the
stage driver had to get over it with the
stage the best he could. Charley Smith
Mr. G. W. Kiger has charge of Mr. F. was the driver Sunday night, and when
R. Beals’ real estate office during his ab­ he came co the obstruction he made the
sence, who has a complete list of the best passengers get out, but in getting over
the falleu tree the stage tipped over. It
dairy farms in the county for sale.
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had no sooner done so than the oil from
Don’t miss the dance at the opera the lamps having spilled out, the stage
house next Saturday evening, Oct. 24. wason fire. With the assistance of the
Good music and the very best manage­ passengers. H. C. Butman, a drummer,
ment. Come everybody and enjoy your John Jones and his sister in-law, Mrs.
selves.
Lindsey, they managed to cut the horses
C. & E. Thayer have provided a separ­ loose and take them to a safe distance,
ate department of their business for a Mrs Lindsey holding them while the
savings bank, and depositors in the sav­ men saved the mail from the burning
ings bank branch will be paid interest on stage, which they succeed in doing, and
cutting the leather springs managed also
their deposits.
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to pull out the wheels and running gear
N. D. Ferguson has gone to Tillamook from the burning mass, although this
to put in some electric machinery for took some exertion, as the whole top ot
Mr. Rav, the creamery man. Incidentally the stage coach was well ablaze bv this
he will look for a new location for busi­ time. Several coats were also burned.
ness.—Telephone-Register.
The next thing was how to ie »ch Trask
W. Olsen, who has been to Mexico and House. They managed to save one of
is identified with a development and col­ the lamps, which helped them in the
onization company, returned from there darkness floundering about in the muddy
on Friday. He expects to leave again in road getting together the things which
were saved. Hitching one of the teams
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the course of two months.
to the running gear, it was “All aboard’’
Dan Millar and W. H Irving vent out on a pole for Trask, while Mr. Jones
to Portland on Saturday with the inten­ mounted the leaders and drove off in ad­
tion of bringing in a gasolene boat, and vance f >r a conveyance By the time he
it is said it is their intention to put htr returned, what was left of the stage was
on the run between this city and Gari­ well down the long grade into Trask. It
baldi.
was near midnight when it arrived there,
Lym Lancefield, of Forest Grove, who and the weary travelers were glad their
was in the city for several days looking troubles were over for the day as they
for a business location, left on the South reached that comfortable place. Noldame
stage on Tueeday after figuring with sev­ can he attached to the driver, for it was
eral of the business men with a view to a difficult job to get over the tree, and it
should have been removed from the road
buying a dry goods store.
before. Alter starting on the stage on
Mrs. Vincenz Jacobs, who has been in this end the next morning the driver.
the hospital and underwent an operation ' Baxter, missed a small culvert and Mrs.
for cancer, returned from Portland last Lindsey was thrown out, but, lortuna
week As it is feared the operation was tely was not injured.
not beneficial, she may have to return
there for another operation.
Steel ranges $5 less than anv other
store in the city.—At C. E. Reynolds, the
Mr. J. B Delsmnn, who some months
ago bought the Ben Anderson farm down
Stove Man,
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Sole leather, lace, leather, shoe wax­ on the Tualatin, is seriously ill. He has
nails, awls and other shoemaker’s sup, i been in a Portland hospital, but a few
days ago he returned to the farm. His
plies at Page's.
friends are uneasy, but hope for a favor­
Choice of 50 pictures, 16 bv 12 inches, i able turn.—Hillsboro Independent.
$2 .50.—At C. E. Reynold,, the Boss
Roy Brady, who was accidentally shot
H ouk Furnisher.
in the arm arm by Elmer Lucas while
J. D. Wallace has traded his farm at deer hunting last month above Beaver,
Beaver for the property previously owned and who has l»eeii in the city since under
the doctor’s care, left for the south part
by W. H. Reynolds.
of the county on Tuesday, his mother
Mrs. M. A. High and daughter came in and brother having recently arrived from
from Salem to remain here and are stop,
Eastern Oregon.
ping at I. H. Smith s.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore Id
Get your furniture and household
goods and all kinds of second band following passenger on board whj
left
for Astoria on Saturday
goods at W. E. Page's.
tree, wife and family. Chas.
F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in ■ L. A. Lt Miller. W. I . W
. »»tin
nicelv fitted bath room in his old stajid well, Louis Rosseti r, — .. MfCnrlv, ;
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opposite the Allen house.
Rev. J. Looser, W.
Quarterly meeting at the M.E. church ton, D. Millar and V3QB61 lister.
on Sunday, when Presiding Elder, Rev.
Otto Johnson, who was thought to be
D. A. Watters will preach.
mentally deranged and was taken to his
Mrs. Sturgeon is agent for Bullerick home in Astoria two weeks ago, died in
Death was due
patterns. Novemlier pattern sheets are that city on Saturday
to apoplexy. He was well known in
now in. Ask for fashion sheet.
Tillamook and was engaged in fishing
Assistant Keepers. B. Morris and wife on the bay when he first l»ccame sick. He
and .Misses Edith and Edna Lund wrre was a prominent member of the Knights
in from the lighthouse on .Monday.
of Pythias and other orders in Astoria
■ Chas. A. Vogler has leased the Palace He was a native ot Sweden, 47 years ot
hotel, and when be takes possession next age, and is survived by Mrs. Johnson.
July will run that establishment himself. Deceased had lived in Astoria tor 30
years and was well known to «almon
■ Chas. Becknei, wife and family, who packers and steamboat men.
are relatives ofC. W. Chatfield, came in
Kin Sunday last to make this their future
One Lefever Hammerless
■home.
Shot Gun, with automatic ejec­
J Mrs. J. S. Stephens.who ;s in the Port- tor. at $40 OO ; Regular Price,
Bland Sanitarium, does not seein to lie
$59 00. at Ralph Acaley.
■gaining much and has still no use of her
■ limbs.
Large Stork of Flour just ar-
Al! Kinds of Cuns at Reduced
rireti at Gangloff & Snuffer’s.
I Prices at Ralph Ackley's.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
I have been appointed a depository for all the authorized
School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of ail
kinds of School Supplies :
Pens. Pencil», Slate». Spomre«.. Haler». < opj Book*. W ril­
ing Tablet» and everything required by «rhnlarn.
Lowest Prices on Everything.
Chas. I. Clough,
DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER.
Elmore Had Hard Bumps
A storia , Or., Oct. 29.—It was learned
todav that the steamer Sue H. Elmore,
which has been taken to Portland to be
placed on the marine wavs for examina­
tion, had a narrow escape from taring
wrecked on Tillamook bar during her
last trip. In entering the bav »tie struck
on the bar several times, splintering the
nfter part of her kerb loosening her rud­
der stock anti causing the vessel to leak
around her stern.
U hen the sliamer returned to Astoria
she was placed oil the beach and a par­
tial survey made by Lloyds' agent but
«nt »ulbtfiatto determine fully the ex lent
Lt
iniurie« and she was ordered to
Poltllnd. The »learner is fully insured,
and her injuries will amount to about
[$3000,
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Stray Calf
A stray heifer calf, marked on right
ear. Has been on Sim Earl’s place tor
about three months, Owner will please
call and get it.
Hello !
C. Mills takes the cake as a real estat*
agent for quick sales. In only 1H days'
effort he sold J D. Wallace's farm at
Beater for $2.550 : also a house and six
lotsin Tillamook City for $1500. Iielong-
MoSt HM
ing to Mrs. Rena Amlerson
suredly any one having real estate tor
sale or trade would do well to see C.
Mills ami give him a chance.
Stray Notice.
Strayed, from my place near Spruce,
Oregon, in the fore part of August, four
Jersey calve», nearly one year «»Id now.
Two black, «»nc yellow and one red. The
largest i* black with Jersey ring very
prominent arnurnl the n«>*e. Informa­
tion leading tn the recovery of above
described calves will lx lifxrallv reward­
ed by C. I Blanchard, Spruce, Ore.
Dissolution of Partnership.
To whom it may concern :
Monee m H mkiv (Jive«.--That th»
partiHrmhip exi«ling between A R. Gang
Joff nn<1 D. Millar, under lhe nnnieoi
Gangloff Az Millar, ha« I mtii this day
dt««olved by mutual c«»n«cnt. Mr. Gang
k»ff retire« from the fi.m
Mr Millar
AWumn all Hal »ili tie« of the fi^m and will
receive ail debts doe the «a me
A. R trAKGLOpr.
D M illaw
Tillamook. Oregon. Oct. 9 1903.
Remorse is like a wcxMen le« . it hHfia
a man «»n his was . bat he can see w fiere
be d be happier without it.
MILLINERY SALE !
The need of Store space for a line of Merchandise that’s
now in transit compels us to Close Out our Stock of Millinery—
Millinery Department being the location we want to display the
Merchandise soon to arrive. To make room in a jiffy, this is
the way we are going to do it Listen
We mill absolutely Give You
25c. Off all Hats morth
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50e. to $2.00
50c.
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above
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$2.00.
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All Hats marked in plain selling figures, select your hat, deduct
the above discount. And you had better hurry, for the prettiest
hats will sell first, of course.
MEN’S
CLOTHING.
MEN’S
HAT
TALK.
Fail SUITS and OVERCOATS.
Men's Hat Talk--of Hats that have a
record.
Here they are—the styles of the season ; of
the most fashionable material. We never had
so many styles nor such good styles—so new, so
good, so different. Probably the most popular
style will be the four-button sack suit, some­
what shaped to the waist, but not so pronounced
as the military.
SUITS : $5.00 to $19.40.
OVERCOATS : $5.00 to $15.00.
See CUindouu Display.
What you want is a Stylish Shape, and
one that is becoming. VVe have it, just what
you want—the far-famed "STAR” HAT at
I2.25, the equal of any $3.00 Agency Hat. We
have all sorts of crowns and brims, and a man
with a hat that looks well on his head is in bet­
ter style than the man that doesn’t, no matter
what Fashion says.
Infants’ Clothing
FOR WEE BABIES—
No other store shows such
a varied collection of rich
and D ainty G arments for
the wee ones. The entire
list of clothing wants is
covered.
See Windouu Display.
Women’s Suit
Department
Sunset Shoes,$3 00,
Full of Stylish Garments,
Reasonably Priced—Suits,
Skirts, Cloaks, Coats, Rag­
lans, Capes, Furs, Dressing
Saques, Waist.
“ Sunsets ” are out of
their class, they should be
$3.50. In all wanted styles
and|leather.
New Idea Patterns
Given Away.
RUBBER
PAY 26c.
A DOZEN FOR
are just as slick a politician as the next'
fellow. Next, please, for office seeking is
Postmaster Severance wnsseen rubber­ liable to become epidemic by next spring.
necking in the clasic city of Eugene the
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other day. What was lhe lealure of at­
Since the Pacific Navigation Company
traction, Abe ?
undertook lhe earlv part of Inst April to
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make the sailing day of the Sue II. Elmore
If the Port of Tillamook Commission Wednesday of each week, that vessel lias
want» to go into the water question as left Astoria on that «lav with thecxcep-|
a side issue, it might get a little more tion of once, when she was only delayed i
waler on lhe bar liciore il dots so.
one day on account ot being ins|»cctr«l I
and bad weather. This is a good show- I
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by
Will Grover Cleveland l»e the next can­ ing, which wa« not only
tra­
didate on the democratic ticket for the the citizens of Tillamook
presidency ? By lhe way the newspapers veling public as well, consequently pe<«-
are boosting him it would »cctn no. not­ ple have not been detained nt Astori t as
heretofore. It cannot l»c exfiected, how
withstanding the third term hoodoo.
ever, that Captain Schrailer will lie able
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With a tightening of the money markit to continue this through the winter, but '
it looks as though it i« going to lie a it is safe I«» sax she will leavron the «clie- 1
long time, should the ta x pa vers decide luled day—it possible No one lias one
to l»on«l the city for $60,000 for a w ater word of complaint at the service the city
has liecii receiving.
system, lx fore it can gel cheap money.
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The l»est kind of fire protection that
The North Yamlnll Reporter has given Tillamook City could have is lor I lie city
up the ghost. Republican pros|»eritv council to prohibit any more wood
must have struck Bro Prane ami he building« in the fire range and insist upon
must have fouml something more profit brick structure« in the future. To bunch
able than a newspaper, although North a lot ot w«»od buddings together there is
Yamhill ought to be a good field for one every reason tolielieve there ill l»e a hre
newspaper.
trap in the congeste*! district. an«l with
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a fire started under favor conditions no
Retting in Tillamook Inst week whs matter how perfect the water system and
20 to 1 that there were that prop<»rti»»u how efficient a fire company, the fire is
of txt ting men in town to race horses, bound to carry everything before it. Ix-t
und it wm « likHito 1 that the lietting a fire grt started in the we«t end of the
men made very little out of the unsofihis citv with a strong west wind and it
tk’atrd |»ul»lic It inu«t lx, then, that would sweep through lillaiHook Citv
that the gamblers got left.
»»bnost as fast as a prairie fire, for there
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are no brick buildings to l»rrak the lire,
Bank» npjienr to I* g'»ing into the and especially in the c-r«»wded l»ti«ines«
hands of receivers again, tint as long a« portion. So it is someilung morr than a
Old B<»»sy can l»e kept from txmg cor- I new water system that is iierde<t in I dl-
ralcd by ret<iver«, Tillamook is all light amook which can save it from a like dis
am! a good place to live in should the aster which hap|»ened t«» A*»er«letii last
mone> power bring on another firiaruml week, wlieti lhe business |»ortioti <»f th »1
' panic !<»r the purjrose of crippling organ­ citv was wq»ed out. ami which is re|»ort
to have a good waler sistem and fire
ized laiior.
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company. It »reins that m«»»t cities, be-
Tillamook City |>eople have heard a fore they take a tumble to themselves,
great deal in recent ream about the won go through the mill ot ex|M-iieace and
derfnl thing« ll»ev «Io in A*»er«leen urvl grt burnc'l out l«cf«»rc tliev m*i*t ii|M»n
oilier tow»11» in th;»t neiglilxirhood, with brick buildings in the cougrsled business
• heir hre companies and water iiiicm», |w»r lions.
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hut it is notice that A»»er lee n had a big
The question of lamding’ Tillamook
tire last week Probably Aberdeen will
not lie I m Id up €n us in the lufiirr as an Citv lor $6«»,< mm > for n new water system
ideal citv with pleat v »»I fire protection.
slmu'd not resolve itself into |ier4n»Mil»-
lie«. what amount of tax this or that
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Do not all sjieak at once, but would lierson pays, or whether he agree« or dis­
vou like to hold a county «»ffie for the agree« with the prrqMnwii<»n. for a« citi­
next few tears ? If you have tha* kind zens they have a perfect right to express
«4 a sensation whirling around in your their «»pinions, whether they are large
cranium it will nw»« i>c time to groom «»r small tnxpavers The H KA PLIGHT 1«
yourself, put a broad smile on your neither advoeating nor opposing liond.
CHiintfiiMiMt, gt»e the glid hand ned mg lhe Hi v at the present tone. fi»r there
look Mwfnlly wise when v»»u *w»f(on h«»le iscowsi lernMe difference rdofnmon wlie
and conivlentiAllr talk to every |«er»on (her a city tlie »ize of lillamook »hoiikl
w »nd it »«if lor $60,1100 for a waler sts-
who has a rote, just to show then»
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Editorial Snap Shots.
BOOTS.
Men's LongSmig Proof Boots. $3 50
Men's Short Smig Proof Boots. 2 50
Men's Short Plain Boot«......... 2.20
Young Men's Long Snag Proof
Boots ......................................... 3.00
Young Men’s Short Plain Boots. 1.6.5
Boy's Short Plain Boots ......... 1.25
Women's Pebble Top Bools ... 1 25
Misses Pebble I’op Boot*......... 1 19
Children's Pebble Top Boots ... 0,83
With each S uit , S kirt
W aist P attern , in
Silk or Wool Material, we
will give you the P aper
P attern for C utting .
November Sheets in—
ASK FOR ONE.
or
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FOB MEN ANO WOMEN
EGGS.
tem when it has alreadv 1$1<>.<><M> out­
standing school bond«. That is the qiies-
tion which is up to the taxpayers and
which they should carefully weigh before
they dcciilr to place a big bonded inde-
btedness upon the citv tor the taxpayers
to struggle under lor the next 20 orlmore
probably 40 year«. No one doubts but
what a new water system would l»c a
nice tiling lor the city, and that lietter
fire protection is nee«led, but the critical
point to «lecidris whether the city slwiuld
burden itself to that extent. Here is
where the difference of opinion arises,
even amongst those who have been ad­
vocating a new svstern but arc not ill
favor ot it now they are aware it will
cost $60,000. It is a qnesti«»ii of public
policy to be decided, and to inject anv
l»ers<m spite into the contrnvery only be­
littles those who attempt it.
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As several statements <>f an erroneous
character have been published regarding
Assessor Hare's assessment «»f the Bank
of C Az H. Thai er and the Tillamook
County Bank, which have conveyed a
wrong impression in the minds ot sonic
l»eople, we lia ve been asked, injustice tn
the banks and to Mr. Harr, to publish
the .issessment ot the hi.nk« for tlir past
two year* : 1903 assewsment—Bank
<»f C. & E I nuyer : Blink fixtures, $500 ;
notes timl accounts, $9.500 ; total, $10,*
OOO. Till.imo«*k Countv Bank : Biiuk
fixtures, $5oo , note« amt accounts, $1 I,-
OOO ; total, $14.500. 1902 as-essment —
Bank «»I C Az E Thayer Share« m »lock,
$500 ; total, $500.
I he Tillamo<»k
County Bank was not organized when
the .902 assessment was nimle. It looks
a» though those who are making a light
upon Assessor Hare ami critiiisnig Ins
first asMSsment arc barking up the
wrong tree. As it Mpprfirs that Mi llmr
i« cm km voting to do the tight thing an«l
ill rai«ing hs «< ssinents wb*-re tbev have
I mt n t*«o low. the genrrid public will
have ••«> fault to timl with him, hut will
niiiiiiieiid linn fur what lie is doing. It is
an easy miltl«r t»» go through an msm *««-
meut roll amt find a case here ami there
where the nsses»mrnt is l»el'»w what il
should la* ami une<pnil. amt it iilwia»
will la* »o until art a««e*sor can l»e foumi
win» is infiillilile. It lia»ks untnr and mi-
just tn keep jtimptng iq»oii A-s<s»or flare
I’C i mum * he is Irving to do what is about
nght.
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