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UcaNinljt TILLAMOOK, OREGON. SAY ! When you want FARM IMPLEMENTS, TOP BUGGIES, CARTS, WAGONS, PLOWS, HARROWS. The Best Place to get them is at RALPH ACKLEY’S TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. * H. T. Botts, for abstracts. Truifks and valises at Todd’s. Blankets and quilts at Todd’s. Men’s Furnishing Goods of all kinds at Todd’s. Mrs. Weston returned to the city on Friday. Rev. F. H. Neff was in the city the first of the week. Clough sells Paraffine at wholesale for coating cheese. * R. W. Walker, of Portland, was in the city on Sunday. I C. F. Lester, of Warrenton, was in the city on Sunday. J. T. Ford and wife, of Dallas, were in the citv this week. | R. L. Gaines, of Independence, was in the city on Sunday. M. T. Henderson, of Sheridan, was in the city on Sunday. Mrs. Emily D. Shelden is in from Port land on a vacation. j ? F. A. Ballard, of Coburg, was in this .••^week on a vacation. When you Todd’s. want clothing go to Clair Edwards, representing the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company of New York, is in the city. For sale, in most desirable part of Tillamook City, a first class house and lot, situated on lot 10, Thayer’s 4th addition to Tillamook. Apply on the premises to George Watt. * John Pesterfield was charged on Wed nesday with assault upon T. H. McCor mack with a dangerous weapon, and waiving examination was bound over to the circuit court in the sum of $100. A stray yearling calf, red, with square crop on the right ear and a slit and hole punched in the left ear. Has been on J. W. Gilmore’s place on the Wilson three months. Owner please claim the same. • The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Satur day with the following passengers: Mrs. Buttz, E. Broug and family, D. F. Mays, J E. Kennedy, J. B. E. Bowen, R. Craw ford, 0. B. Handley, J. Macdonald and H. Smith. The Rev. Dr. G. L. Tufts will speak in the M.E. church on Sunday, Aug. 28th, at 11 a.tn. In the evening of the same day he will address a union meeting at the Presbyterian church. Don’t iorget the date, Aug. 28. Dan Darby sold his place on South Ladies! Attention ! For the most Prairie to George Brooks, of Grants stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet’s Pass, and the consideration for the 56L acres, wilh some personal property was The Fashionable Tailor. Anv person wanting to dispose of a re $4,200. F. R. Beals, the real estate linquishment on timber land apply at the agent, brought about the deal. In the case of James W. Robinson vs. Tillamook County Bank. P. M. Dalbv, of the Oregon Savings’ the Tillamook Logging Company, we Bank at Portland, was registered at the stated that Claude Thayer and J. E. Sib ley formed the company, which was in- Larsen house on Wednesday. coirect. The company is a corporation Geo.W. Nelson returned from Nebraska and we do not know who owns the on Wednesday and may go in the real stock. estate business with C. Mills. E. T. Haltom, the enterprising proprie For sale, cheap, a 20 20 6-lid Range. tor of the department store, returned to Used onlv about three months. Inquire the city last week. He was outside to of Sollie Smith, at the meat market. * meet the Eastern salesman of the Cash Miss Bella Watt is teaching school at Buyers’ Association and selected another Foley this week owing to the teacher. large stock of fashionable and up-to-date Miss Ellen Bewley, being on the sick list. goods. Clough’s Carbolic Compound mixed Owing to*a poor attendance at the with water, ready for use, costs 10c. a goods roads meeting on Thursday even gallon, Money back if you are not satis- ing it adjourned to meet again to-mor tied. row (Friday) evening, when it is hoped Todd & Co. are sole distributors of that enough of our citizens will be pre Wilson W. Taylor, of Hillsboro, was in Gordon hats, Walkover shoes for men, sent to organize a club in this city to help and Ultz & Dunn shoes for ladies’ and along this movement. the city on Monday. * I C. F. Franklin returned from visiting children. Deputy Grand Master T. B. Handley, The steamer Sue H. Elmore, after being assisted by the brethern of the Masonic j his brother last week. [ I). E. Dawson moved from Cloverda le outside for two nights in a fog, crossed in lodge in this city, will be at Cloverdale on Friday morning with a number of on Saturday afternoon at 3 p m. to to this citv on Friday. passengers. consecrate Cloverdale Lodge, A. F. & M., I Remember we pay cash or trade for Rememlier we are selling one line of and all Master Masons are cordially in your eggs.—C. A. Patzlaff. Shoes—Men’s, Women’s and Children’s vited and to take part. 1 lust received at Todd's, a nice line of at $1 00, 75c., 50c. and 25c. the pair.— While Otto Heins was driving in a ladies’ shoes—latest lasts, C. A. Patzlaff. * buggy this side of Beaver Wednesday the f E. K. and Alvin Scovcll were down Mrs. Beals and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur horse backed and threw him over the from Nehalem on Tuesday. Beals, mother and brother of Mr. F. R. grade. It was at first thought he was I Born, on the 2nd inst., to the wife of Beals, arrived here on Sunday from the badly hurt and a doctor was sent for, | Lewis Johnson, a daughter. East on a visit. but we understand his injuries are only Bernice and Mabel A vers, of Portland C. L. Smith, who owned Trask house slight and he will be home in a day or so. were in the city on Sunday. and toll road a few years ago, came in Remember our prices on all Summer Wm. Crawford and wife, of Nehalem, on Wednesday with his wife and sons Goods are at cost or below cost, to make were in the city on Monday. from The Dalits. room for our Fall Line, which we will j C. G. Peterson and family, who came W. H. Nevins and wife, of Portland, here from Indian Territory, have decided were in the city on Monday. Rev. A. R. Griggs came in last week on,1 to return there and expects to leave on the next steamer. a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Wiley. Miss Jennie Dean closed a successful Miss May Dean closed a successful term term of school last week at Folev and of school at Miami on Friday. Miss Ellen Bewley has been engaged to Captain J. P. Whitcomb, of Portland, teach the fall term. was in the city on Wednesday. When you want wood sawed leave P. N. Houser and Elmer White, of Mc your orders with H Marble, opposite Minnville, were in the city on Wednes- the Aiderman house and they will be at tended to promptly. av. Miss Bertha Rowe has been engaged The editor enjoyed the hospitality of to teach a nine months’ school at Ne Mrs Wist at the saw mill on Friday and halem. on leaving was glad to hear the familiar Mrs. Fred C. Baker will leave on the invitation, ‘ Call again !” next steamer to visit her daughter at C. E. Du Vail, of Portland, who was Eugene. camped at Netarts with his wife, lost a Mrs. Emmett Quick, who underwent horse ont of the pasture, and he is under an operation in Portland, returned home the impression that the animal was on Friday, stolen. Green wood, direct from the mill,$1.80. Mrs. M. E. Hoxter, field worker in the Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum rescue work for the W.C.T.U., will lec ber Co.’s mill. * ture in the ME church iu tl.is city on Miss Blanch McNair returned home on Wednesday evening. August 27th, at 8 Friday after spending several weeks va o’clock, and on Sunday morning. Aug. 21st, at 12 a.m. at the same place. cation in Portland. Clough’^ ¡Sprayer^ MAKE A VAPOR FOUR STYES. One Jet....... 75c. Two Jets 85c. Three Jets. galvanized .$ I .OO 3 Jets, brass 1 25 CARBOLIC COMPOUND Keeps the Flies off Stock One Quart, at aOc. makes 10 Gallons. Clough,Reliable Druggist If after using CARBOLIC COMPOUND you are not satisfied come and get your money bac*. AUGUST u MID SUMMER NEW ARRIVALS BY EXPRESS. Silk and Crush Leather Belts, Girdles, Hair Or naments, “Peggy from Paris” Bags, Bicycle Caps, White Felt Hats. Begins here To-Day, cuhieh uuill prove cuithout an exception to be the GREATEST MONEY SAV ING EVENT of the Entire year. For a quick removal uje’ve eut the Price to HALF or LESS on some Goods that’s nouj taking up too much space. We must have the room for the WATER PROOF SHOES For Men, Women and Children, made of Vis- crom Calf. Every pair warranted. BIG STOCK Of FALL MERCHANDISE That’s Norxi in Transit Ladies’ Hats. Ladies’ Trimmed and Street Hats at less than Half Price—none re served, all go at the prices quoted. All trimmed Hats that were for merly $5 00 to $10.00. Choice Now for $3.48. All Street Hats that were $2.00 to $4.00. Choice Now for 98c. All Street Hats that were $1.00 to $1.95. Choice Now for 48c. Children’s and Misses’ Hats at Half Price. Every st vie an d kind included. 25c HATS, Sale Price, 12V^c. 20c. 40c. 50c. ,, 25c. 75c. „ 37>/ic. ,, 50c. $1.00 $125 „ 621-jc. 75c. $1.50 „ Women’s and Children's 25c. Sun Bonnets. Choice Now at 18c. Big Sale on Now of MEN’S CLOTHING. Miller's Perfect Fitting Clothing Just Arrived Men’s Rubber Boots Women’s Rubbers. We are paying 2Oe. a dozen for Eggs. Wash Suits and Skirts at Half Price. Shirt Waist at Half Price. Entire Stock of Ladies* Wash Suits and Wash Skirts on Sale at just HALF PRICE : $4.50 Wash Suits, Sale Price, $2.25. $5.00 „ $2.50. »» $6.00 „ $3.00. 75c. Wash Skirts, 37>/ae. $1.00 50c. $1.50 75c. »I »I $2.00 $1.00. • • $2.50 $1.25. If II OVER 200 WASH WAIST of this Season’s Best Styles on sale at JUST HALF their former price. 35c. SHIRT WAIST, sale price 17V«c. 50c. 25c. 75c. 37Vac. $1.00 „ 50c. 1.50 „ „ 75c. „ $1.00 2.00 „ 2.50 „ 125 3.00 „ 1.50 Men and Boy’s Hats. Intermediate Prices at same reduc- tions. Men and Boy’s Straw and Crash Hats at about HALF PRICE, En tire stock included ; 10c. 15c. 25c. 40c. 50c. 75c. 1.00 1.25 HATS. Price, Sale » • i 5c. 8c. 15c. 25c. 30c. 45c. 60c. 75c. Cleen up Sale MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. 65e. to 85e. values at 5Oe Men and Boy’s Sweaters at About Half Price. Something over 150 sweaters and Jerseys placed on bargain table at about la their former price. Some are all wool, some are all cotton, and there are all patterns and sizes in the lot. Men and Boy’s Bathing Suits. Women’s Bathing Gaps and Beach Shoes Over 500 Remnants of Wash Goodb and Woolens, to ro yard lengths, piled on center table, priced at about half. A Real Estate Snap. A Dangerous Adventure. Supervisor Bell Johnson swore out a receive on next boat A few Summer Shirtwaists left, which we are selling at complaint against Ben Turner and John A party of six men on Monday went On account of Ind health, I ofler tn sell anv old price. Our fall line of Shirt Simmons this morning for obstructing a out over Netarts bar in one of Geo. W. my place, which is situated one mile east Waists will be in on the next boat. The public highway. It seems that County Phelps’ boK«,4 to the Sea Lion Rocks off of Pleasant Valiev Ch»*ese Factory .where Judge Conder ordered a fence torn down Cape Meares lighthouse, to explore the little store.—C. A. Patzlaff. there is school and church. The place opposite the Pleasant Valley school house picturesque home of the numerous birds ' Captain S I Kimball, of Washington, comprises 480 acres, and includes wh*»t so that the road could lie graveled. and rea lions. It is a venturesome and D.C., and Captains C. H. McLellan and is known as the Munson's Falls, which This was done and the supervisor pro- dangeraus trip to make in a small,even in W. H. Rolierts, of the U.S. reserve cutter can be converted into a water power sta ceeded to gravel it. Next morning the fine weather and when there is not a »ip- service, came in on Friday to look over tion, with house and barn, and fence was put up again. It is claimed pie to I k * seen on the mightv Pacific. 1 he the situation for the proposed life saving only tlirecqunrter of a mile from county by Turner aud Simmons that the fence is partv included D. B. Reasoner, D Burk station on Garibaldi beach. Mr. Smith, road. Has 70 acres of pasture and <m the lines. They are directors in that halter, Win. Wall and II Schulmerick, of at bar view, has offered them a site, so about 10 acres of meadow, an«l can hr district and have had papers prepare«! Hillsboro, Or., R. Lockwood, of Forest has Mr. George Watt on his place at the converted into a fine dairy ranch. Kept for the arrest of the road supervisor for Grove, and H. M. Reasoner, of Reasoner. lake and it is expected they will use both over 40 head of cattle «»n the place with i pulling down the fence. Iowa. They had a successful trip out to plenty of pasture to spare. 10 fine heif- locations for boat houses. I the rocks, and some of them landed and Miss B akes , thb C hicago C ontralto , ers, which will come in next spring, 15 The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on with the Misses Hattie and Una Baker, succeeded in reaching the uppermost part good steers, 24 tons of good hay, and Wednesday with the following pasren- of Portland, will give a recital of music of the rock, where they found a large i the tools and the household furniture to gers : Mr. Swaliah, Mrs. Swehah and ami elocution at the opera house in this number of bird’s eggs and interesting go with the place. The cedar ami other sister. Andv an«i Uzz Nolan, C. L. Smith, city on Fridav evening, August 19. Miss things. They captured several young titnlier and chittam bark on the place wife and sons. B. Franklin,JGeo. W. Nel Baker will sing German, Scotch and Eng birds and kille«l a number of sea lions, will more than pay for it, ami is a fine son, Mrs. Edwards, son and daughter. lish songs, and the Misses Hattie and there being thousands in the vicinity locati«»n for a shingle mil] and will make M Markeson, Mrs. McClellan, P. M. Una will be heard in several dramatic of the rocks. Oncoming back over the a good dairy ranch. Will sell the whole Dalby, and Messrs. Butts and Miller. sketches and readings. At Fairview hall bar a little incident occurred which made or part of the same al low price and on She will leave this citv on Friday for the on Saturday evening. August 20th, with them hold their breath and proved to easy terms. This is a snap seldom met bay and will cross ont on Saturday. an entire change of program. We can them that a person was running consid with. Do not mins it, for it is only nine Sargeant Martin Markeson came in on highly recommend these ladies and as erable risk of going to Davy Jones' locker miles south of Tillamook City. For fur on the steamer on Wednesday. He has sure our readers that they will give an when taking a trip to the seal rocks hi a ther information Apply to the owner, B. been engaged in inducing Eastern people entertainment worth attending. Their small boat. While on the bar, the little Irndorf, on the place ; or to F. R. Beals, to come to this Coast and has come here pieces at the celebration at Fnirvidw on craft came in contact with one of the real estate agent nt Tillamook City. to look over the county. He has lately the Fourth showed their ability and breakers, and for n few seconds there left the service of the United States gov- brought forth general applause. was consternation on board. It nearh Notice. rrnmeut, when he was connected with filled the boat with water and drenched the 35th Infantry, U.S.V., and was in the occupants, and it was fortunate for Notice is hereby given by the Tilla Important Notice. the Philippines. When the Russ«» Japan the party that it «lid not come into con. mook Water Company that sprinkling esc war broke out he offered his services tact with another breaker immedately Dr. A. T. Roberts, the eve specialist, of the streets must lie done between the to the Mikado, not withstanding that he now at the Tillamook Hotel, carries following the one which first struck the hours of seven and eight in the morning himself was a subject of the Czar and with him a most complete outfit ol in. boat They, however, managed to get and six and seven o'clock in the evening. fought in the war with Turkey. struments lor scientific examination of in without further mishap and glad to Persons arc wnraed not to use water for The examination for teachers’ certifi the eve. He also carries an outfit tor find their leet fixW11 on terra firma. irrigating gardens Lawns can l»e cates commenced on Wednesday, with lens making, and can not only make sprinkled the same time that is set for Lost, Stolen or Strayed the most intricat examinations, hut can the following persons : sprinkling the streets I cut and deliver the most intrant lenses C ounty P aper « A Dark Bay Horse from Coffman’s Mrs. Albert Mason, Tillamook. in«ide of 2 I hours. place at Netarts ; weighs about 1O5OI ha Not co to Former Creditors. Miss Clara Ei«*hinger. Till im <-k. Dr. Roberts does not come to Tilla and has small lump on inside of riyht mook with a little satchel full of glasses M ias Amanda TinnerstH. Tillamook. ear. Lil»eral reward will he paid. Par Mrs. Lillie Buell, Netarts. to sell anfl oretend to fit all who come ties finding the horse should notify or Mr Paul Hanson. Til la ntonk. with twenty or thirty different kinds of leave it at Alvin Johnson’s at S<»utli Mi*« Bertha Richards, Bay < ,’ify. lens, but he bring« an outfit worth at Prairie. _____ Mist Clare Frankhn, Tillamo least $10,000. ano does all his own work S tats C ertificates . from l*eginni*ig to end. Notice Call and have a talk with him and Mr. Win Pettvs, Bay City. Notice Mr. W 8. Bm ll. Netarts. let him demonstrate with charts and in Mrs. Ellen Hays Tillamook. struments, the Mr W H M Blfian < ; i ! and make you r1v yourself. Mis- Pearl White. Tillamo >k. Tillam. L ife U Miss Ritb Cooper.
