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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 29,
• *11 three consecutivecainpaigns. A wiser
¡choice could not have been made by
The Headlight editor may be a bad Chairman Baker. We congratulate him
man in the estimation of a few politi­ on his good judgment.
cians, and he would think so himself if
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he had abandoned a wile and family on
It is beginning to dawn upon a good
several occasions.
many of the dairymen that the reason so
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The advertising grafters havecome and many persons have dabbled in dairy­
gone, and the business men who were in­ ing, buying and selling the product of
Tillamook, is simply to make a profit
nocently roped into helping out “the best
write up the county ever had in a 10,000 out of the dear dairymen. We fail to see
issue,” are hot in the collar, and they why the factories wane to sell to middle­
have reason to be, after what appeared men, who in turn sells to commission
and the taffy that was given them, tor houses, and for that reason it is well for
that was all it amounted to—taffy and the directors of factories to keep their
eyes peeled after undergoing the experi­
gia:t.
ences of last year. These middlemen are
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This is a snapshot at County fudge W. awfully nice people when they can han­
W. Conder.
Finding that time was dle the output of a creamery, but hear
dragging^ieavil.v on rhe board ofequali. them roar about the co-operative or in-
zation on account of no kickers coining dividual creameries which attend to their
round, the judge started off and bought own business without the aid or advice
a gun to hunt up the kickers.
After of middlemen who want to make a profit
spending several hours trying the gun, out of the dear dairyman’s honest labor
our snap shot man says the judge can’t in a scrimmage with the “bulls“ and the
shoot a little bit, so the kickers need “bears.’’
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have no (ear.
Patronize the home merchants, not the
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Tillamook County should certainly people from other towns who come into
make up its mind to have an exhibit at Tillamook in the summer and solicit the
the exhibition in Portland next year, for trade which rightly belongs to the busi­
we cannot afford for that event to pass ness men who have located here, put in
by without doing something to exhibit good stocks of goods, helps to pay the
our products with the idea of inducing taxes, and who subscribes to all kinds of
home seekers to locate in the best dairy­ improvements and deserving causes We
ing section in Oregon. What ought the do not presume to tell people w here they
exhibit to consist of and whoshould take should trade, but it is like this : We will,
the initiative, the Grangers, the business for argument sake, place those who send
outside for merchandise in business in
men or the women ?
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this city, carrying big stocks and ready
Captain P. Schrader thought that the at all time to please the public. What
assessor was rather steep when he placed would their feelings be if they found out
$7,000 on his Sue, so wanted it cut down that people were sending outside for
to $5,000. The board of equalization merchandise which they could buv as
must ha ve come to the conclusion that cheap or cheaper at home? Let us all
the captain’s smart little Sue had not take pleasure in supporting and patron­
been over-valued, and must people will izing home merchantsand local industry.
think that way. We are beginning to Tillamook City is a good place to trade,
think if it wouldn’t be a good idea, now with plenty of competition, attractive
that we have several businesses which stores, a large variety of merchandise to
have a nionoply, to assess them some­ select from, and obliging and accommo­
what higher than the fellows who are up dating merchants to do business with,
against keen competition.
who sell at a small margin. Trade with
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the Headlight advertisers, the progress
Another valuable edition to advertise ive business men, and you will save
the State of Oregon and the Lewis and money and you will be better satisfied
Clark Centennial Exposition is a special than sending outside.
edition of the Evening Telegram, which
was issued on Tuesday. It is full of use­
Coming^.
ful information and nicely illustrated,
and shows considerable enterprise and
In about two weeks we will receive
push on the part of the Telegram people.
The newspapers of Oregon are doing a our Ladies’,Misses and Children’s Cloaks
whole lot of missionary work encourag­ and Wraps Ladies’ and Misses Rain
ing new enterprises and in inducing new Coats, Macintoshes and Furs.
Editorial Snap Shots.
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settlers to locate in Oregon, and in this
Our stock of above will be double the
respect The Telegram’s latest efforts amount that we carried last year, and
rank with that of the Oregonian
will be the latest Eastern cut and styles,
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The reason why we are late in getting
The Chairman of the Republican State in the above line of goods.
Central Committee, in making hisselec­ I The new Fall Catalogues
of latest
tion of speakers to take the stump on !
styles were issued on Sept 15th, so we
behalf of Roosevelt and Fairbanks during had to wait until 4we received it, before
the present campaign, has honored Tilla ordering.
mook in selecting A. W. Severance. Mr.
Prices on above line of goods will be
Severance is a staunch republican and an
right,
able and good stump speaker, and at the
C. A PATZLAFF,
head of the republican organization of
The Little Store.
this county he lead the party to victory
Grand Concert by the Tillamook Choral Society
Following is the program to be given on Saturday evening
ing at the Opera house in Tillamook City by the Tillamook
Choral Society :
Piano Duet | Mrs. Holden,
Mr. Aylsworth. ■ . .Op. 12, No. 2. (Moskowski.)
Quartet
“ Meet You Bye and Bye,”............... (Leslie).
Mrs. Botts, Miss White, Messrs. Patterson and Botts.
The Little Cripple’s Song Lulu Eddy, Jessie Chase, Nellie Chase.
Solo and Chorus, ... “Who Built the Ark ?”................... (Leslie).
Duet,...................... “The Laurel and the Rose,”.............. (Bricher).
Miss Bewley, Mr. Aylsworth.
Chorus,
. .“Old Mother Hubbard,” Full Chorus (Leslie).
Solo, ..
“Bobolink,” with violin obligato... .(Bischoff).
Mrs. Patterson.
Duet,
........ “Come to the Forest,”
(Bridier).
Mrs. Botts, Miss White.
Ladies’ Quartet.............. “Last Night,”.................... (Kjerulf Rees).
Misses Jones and Bewley, Mesdames Patterson and Edwards.
Tenor Solo.......................... “Lenore,”.........
(Trotere).
W. C. Aylsworth.
Male Quartet,.......... “Old Farmer John,”.......................
. . .(White).
Messrs. Patterson, Eddy, Latimer and Allison.
Clarionet solo,...................... Selected........................ Mr. Snodgrass.
Comic Quartet,.... “The Fortune Teller,”....................... (Leslie).
Misses Jones and Goyne, Messrs. Aylsworth and Botts.
Chorus,.................... “Gloria” Full Chorus........................(Moza rt).
Reserved seats at Lynch’s cigar stand.
Opening at 8:30. Mrs. Edwards, accompanist.
W. C. Aylsworth, conductor,
(kncral Admiraion, 25c. ; Children, 15c. Reserved »cats. 35c.
TILLAMOOK HOTEL
VOGLER ic HAMILTON,
Proprietors.
We
newly
have
found
have remodeled and thoroughly renovated, repapered and
furnishetl the hotel from the basement to the roof, and
provided the best accommodations for the public to be
in Tillamook.
We want the Commercial Traveler to make this his home
while in our city, every convenience of a modern hotel is in the
house.
\\ < have changed the name of the hotel from the Palace, to
the Tillamook Hotel.
Saloon in connection,
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where »11 the best Wines »nil Spirits
can be obtained.
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BEAVER.
1904.
Notice.
General News.
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TO SEEK POLE IN AUTO.
Notice is hereby given that Mary E.
¡ones, the owner of the premises occu­
pied by () C. Schofield, has forbidden
said Schofield to sell any of the hay
raised on said premises during the pre­
sent vear by reason of the terms of t he
Capt. Bernier, of Montreal, head of
lease under which said Schofield holds.
a Canadian exploration party, will
M ary E. J unes .
seek the north pole in a new way.
Bv J. L. J ones , her agent.
No airship or monster balloon
him. He has hit upon a new idea, and
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
will g<> skipping through the arctic re­
Has World-Wide fame for marvellous
cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo­ gions in automobiles adopted from a
tion, ointment or Imhn lor Cuts, Corns, Russian invention.
Instead of wheels, these automobiles
Burns, Boils, Sores. Felon*, I leers.
Chapped Hands. Skin Eruptions ; infalli- will be fitted with rollers adapted to
I hie for Piles Cure
------ guaranteed. Only ice going. Such inventions have been
I 25c. at Chas. I. Clough, Druggist,
used with success on extensive ke
packs, and Capt. Bernier will make use
of this knowledge in his quest for the
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for north pole.
I any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
The captain’s plan is to anchor his
| Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY & CO., Props., , Toledo, O. vessel in the ice pack off the coast of
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known
F.
J.
i We, the undersigned, have I
Siberia at a point which he calculates
(:heuey for the last 15 years, >, anti believe him
trans- will drift him to the nearest point at­
perfectly honorable in all 1 business
—
j actions and financially able to carry out any tainable to the pole.
obligations made by their firm.
When that point has been reached
W ks T a V T ki ax . Wholes« e Druggists, Toleldo.O
W alding , K innan & M arvin . Wholesale he will disembark working parties,
Druggists, Toledo, O.
,,
| Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- who will carry wireless telegraph out­
! ing directly upon the blood and mucous ser- fits, with which his ship is also to be
1 faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
■ Fri- e 75c. per hottie. Sold by all Druggists. furnished. The parties will drill holes
Hail’s Family Pills are the best.
in the ice ami plant poles as landmark»
as they proceed and establish their
first station and storehouse about so
A Boy’s Wild Ride for Life.
With family around expecting him miles from the ship.
The road having been made as prac­
to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles,
to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for ticable as possible, the automobile
Consumption, Coughsand Colds, W. H. sleigh will be put into commission to
Brown, of Leesville, Ind., endured stock the station with supplies. | q
death’s agonies from asthma ; but this the meantime other parties will he
wonderful medicine gave instant relief working on toward the second 50-niile
and soon cured him. He writes : “I now station, and so on.
sleep soundlv every night.’’ Like mar­
There will be a second automobile
velous cures of Consumption, Pneu-
n onia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and in reserve for use, where two can be
Grip prove its matchless merit for all usefully employed, as well as dug
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed sleighs with a team of 30 dogs.
The sleighs on which the motors are
bottles 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at Chas. I. ( lough’s drug store.
to be placed will be so constructed as
to be capable of being used for navigat­
ing open stretches of water where
such cannot be avoided.
TT IS A NATTER OF HEALTH
In case rough ice is met with, says a
New York Herald special, that pre­
sents an insurmountable obstacle to
the automobiles, the machines will be
disconnected, taken to pieces, and
portaged, a work with which Cana­
dians. who will form a large propor­
tion of the exploring company, have
been familiar since infancy.
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Doubts are beginning to lie felt as to
The few fine showers last week laid
the dust and freshened the meadows whether it will be possible to continue
and makes the old Tillainooker wear a the campaign through the Winter, which
begins in November. The Chinese have
smile.
I. H. Shortlidge, wife and baby, have been unable to harvest theii crops, and
gone to the valley. Mrs. Kirk and Amos there probably will be much distress, as
it is very difficult to bring up stores
accompanied them to Sheridan.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.D. Dingess, Sept. from China for the native population.
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21st, a daughter.
Several flocks of young English
Rev. White organized a Christian
Endeavor at the U.B. Church last Sun- partridges, descendants of the specimens
taken into Polk country three or four
day night, at 7:30 p.m.
J. E. Kirk and Ed. West drove to years ago, have been seen this season.
A large number of birds were brought
Ocean Park Sunday.
from England, local men subscribing.
Mrs. A. Bunn visited the two Mrs.
but most of them died before reaching
Kirk’s Sunday afternoon.
D. Dingess and family have moved to there or soon after, and only nine pairs
were secured by
the Independence
Mr. West’s for a short time.
Quite a number of teams loaded with sportsmen. These were turned out south
chittem bark started out this morning of Independence, where several farmers
gave them protection and feed. If they
tor Sheridan.
Alcalin Bell and family have moved were protected from the hunters, in the
out in the valley and took the pet goat course of a few years they would be
quite plentiful. The birds cost $6 apiece.
also.
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Forest L. Webster lost his life in a most
NETARTS.
awful manner near Kalispell, Mont. He
E. A. Withers was down from the
was engaged in feeding a threshing
Lighthouse Sunday and spent the day
machine, on a ranch about nine mile§
on the Bay. Mr. Withers will leave for
from Kalispell, when he accidently step,
Portland Friday, having completed the
ped through the opening of the cylinder,
work at the Lighthouse.
which was revolving at the rate of 2000
Mr. and .Mrs Wm. Busby left for their
times a minute. He was drawn down
home in Tillamook Sunday last after a
and literally chewed to pieces by the
visit with Hodgdon’s, Mrs. Busby’s
teeth of the cylinder and concave before
grandmother, for a couple of weeks.
the machinery could be stopped. The
Harrison Booth and family left for
left leg and the thigh of the unfor­
their home in the south end of the
tunate man werp shredded and chewed
county last Friday, after rusticating for
to a pulp, and his right leg torn off by
a couple of weeks on the beach.
the machine.
Geo. Hodgdoti and family came over
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from Fairview Tuesday to stay with Mr.
Though a man of means and well
Hodgdon’s mother.
known in Kentucky, in which state he
Chas. Desmond and family will move has his home, Otto Klein claims that
out to his place in Pleasant Valley about when the Southern Pacific Company’s
the first of November.
employes found him beside the railroad
track, where he had fallen at Sacra­
Claim Their Taxes Are Too High. mento, Cal., they treated him as a
A storia , Or., Sept. 26.—The County tramj) and caused him to be lodged as a
Board of Equalization was convened pauper on the poor farm at that place,
this morning and the greater portion of 1 where he remained until his brother
the day was consumed in hearing ob­ came West and proved his identity. Be­
jections from the representatives of in­ cause of his treatment Klein, who was
dividuals and syndicates owing large ) on his way from San Francisco to
ANTAGONIZE FOREIGN GOODS.
tracts of timber in the county, but no • Portland when the accident befell him,
action has yet been taken. Six of these 1 has brought suit against the Southern
British People Loyally Turn from
timberland owners have not yet paid Pacific for $20,000, the complaint hav­
American or German Wares to
Those of Home Production.
the taxes on the 1903 roll, claiming their ing been filed in the Federal Court at
assessments were too high, and a rumor Portland.
Frederic
Emory, chief of the bu­
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is current that they intend bringing a
reau of foreign commerce, the other
It is reported upon excellent authority
suit to enjoin the Sheriff from selling
day made public the following inter­
their property. These men and the that an amazing lack of discipline pre
esting extract from “Commercial Re­
amount of taxes owed by each are as vails at Russian headquarters, and in.
lations for 1901:” Most noticeable
follows : C. H. Wheeler, $629.07 ; quiry has brought to light a large num.
perhaps of all prevailing trade condi­
her
of
cases
of
insubordination
and
Ritan, Wentworth
& Wentworth,
tions in England, says Consul S. C.
McFarland, of Nottingham, is the an­
$684 91 ; C. A. Rust, $1.130 95 ; The worse. Several commanding officers
Absolutely Pure
tagonism against foreign goods which
Whitney Company, $2,452.97 ; Blodgett have been cashiered for drunkenness and
IS NO SUBSTITUTE has sprung up among the British
& Co., $3,349.38 ; John E. DuBois, other offenses. Some have been found
people. The British people are noth­
$4,026.08. The total of this tax is guilty of having left their positions, and
ing if not loyal. There is a disincli­
$12,273.66, but to this must be added a still others neglected to report and could
nation to purchase American or Ger­
not
be
found
at
the
critical
moment.
penalty of 10 per cent and interest at
man wares, and many lines of goods
The
demoralization
ol
the
Russian
rate of 12 per cent, making a total of
are now sold without comment which
troops continues unabated, and the
$14,233.02 that is now due.
one or two years ago were advertised
greatest problem with which the Rus
as of American make or ’’American
( incorporated ),
sian officers are confronted is to be found j
style.” The Diamond Match company
BOULDER CREEK.
in the morals of their troops. Many of] TILLAMOOK CITY,
QRE. parades its goods under the old Eng­
lish name of Bryant <& May; the
0. W. Kinnaman went out side Mon­ the men are entirely unwilling to do the j
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
American tobacco trust calls itself
day, with a load of cascara bark.
duty demanded of them, and the cases J
the English Tobacco company and ad­
R. Y. Blalock went to Cloverdale Sun. of attempted desertion ascertained so far ■ A GENERAL
BANKING vertises its goods aa made in Eng­
day evening and returned Monday with number many hundreds.
land by British workmen; the pro­
BUSINESS.
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Mr, Turner who will preach at Blaine.
prietary medicines which were first
D. \V. Steele, a brakeman on a freight, Directors
C. A. Smith is making preparations to
M. W. H arrison , W. w introduced as American discoveries
was
burned
to
death
at
Yakima
City
at
go outside to suend the winter
now blot from their advertisements
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
Mrs. Amanda L. Donaldson and Mrs. about 12 o’clock Saturday night, and a
everything which might
identify
Cashier
;
—
M.
W.
H
arrison .
them as importations from the Unit­
Ina Chance, of Fairview, spent several caboose and two boxcars loaded with
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi ed States. But despite all prejudices,
wheat were totally destroyed by fire. A
days last week at C. A. Smith’s.
ties of all kinds.
continues the consul, and solely be­
Miss Ella Stuvinga. of Fairview, who disabled engine. No. 377, in charge of
cause of merit and cheapness, Ameri­
has been working for C. A. Smith, re­ Engineer Clarence Shanno, was follow­
can trade in every line continues to
ing local freight No. 67. The latter train
turned home last Thursday.
develop.
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Miss Lizzie Lucas went to Monmouth was slowing down to put off freight at
Yakima, when the disabled engine
BIRDS NEST IN MONUMENTS.
last week to enter the State Normal.
BARBE* AHO HAIRDRESSER.
Miss Blackburn will soon begin a six crashed into the rear of the train, teles. |
HAIR CUTTING Th« Grant artd Linne Statues in LlR-
j coping the caboose and two boxcars. I SHAVING,
month’s school in Boulder Creek.
•ola Park, Ghlc®go, Utilised in
Miss Lillibel Bays has been staying I Engineer Shanno says the airbrakes |
SHAMPOOING, ETC
an Odd Manner.
with her sister Mrs. Della Jensen for the failed to work. Steele was standing on
Bird»
have
taken advantage of shel­
I
the
rear
platform
and
was
pinned
down
Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor
past week.
tered positions in two Lincoln park
Hop pickers are wending their way when the crash came. He was slowlv
persons suffering with rheumatism.
monuments at Chicago and built
j burned alive. The trunk of his body
homeward.
nests. Three families of the feath­
was
found
on
the
pilot
of
the
engine
G. W. Lucas was down from Blaine
ered tribe have taken up their abode
after the fire burned out. He was 30
Sunday calling on his old neighbors.
in the Gen. Grant monument, and in
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Borba and Manuel old and let» a wife and family. He was
the Linne monument in the north
a
member
of
the
Order
of
Eagles.
Sun res spent Sunday with H. A. Chop,
end of the park birds have built their
ard and family.
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nests.
With the purpose of forcing the war
In the Grant monument the birds
DOES ALL KINDS OF
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Blalock and family
selected the stirrups and the cuplike
and C. A. Smith and family Sundayed at with uapan to a speedy termmati< n,
nook formed by the figure in holding
the Emperor of Russia has taken sb ps
Blaine with Seth Moon's family.
a field glass in its hand.
In their
The death of our friend and neighbor, to reorganize and reinforce the fighting
chosen positions the’ birds are safe
Mrs. Grace Smith, is a heavy blow to force in the Far East. A second army
i from rain and wind storms, but oc­
this neighborhood ; we miss her sorely is to be created under command of
casionally a small boy climbs the
and her place can never be filled. Mr. General Grip|>enberg, a veteran of many
structure and destroys the nests.
Smith and his little ones have the sym­ wa-s, and it ia expected that within a
However, the ambitious sparrows are
pathy of all their friends in their bereave- comparatively short time there will be I
seldom discouraged. Their human
enemy has no sooner finished his
ment. Mrs. Smith had been failing in an army aggregating 600.000 to 700,000 I
Engraving a Specialty
plundering than the birds set about
health for some time, but now—“After men ready to take the aggressive against
to rebuild their homes.
the Japanese.
life’s fitful fever, she sleeps well.”
At Linne monument the palm of
It is believed that Grand Duke Nich
One of our neighbor girls voiced the
the great naturalist's hand, hanging
sentiment of all, when she said, “Every, olas Michaelovitch will be made Com- Quick Brothers, at the side of the bronze figure, sh^
one loved Mrs Smith ; she was so good.” 1 mander-in-Chief of the Russian armies
ters a pair of sparrows. The nest n
in the Far East, with a soldier of more HOUSEHOLD MOVERS snugly situated in the cup formed by
Do You Ever Think ?
Do you ever think, as the hearse drives by, i varied experience as his Chief of Staff.
the curve of the hand.
AND DRAYMEN.
At Mukden it is believed that the Jap­
That it won’t lie long till you and I
President U im !» €klen*o Pm J ret.
Will both ride in the big plumed hack ? anese will not make a frontal attack up­
Mrs. Martha B. Cars«, founder of
Heavy
Teaming
a
Specialty
with
us
the proposed Women's temple, in Chi*
Do you ever think as you strive for gold. on the city, but will endeavor to engage
That a dead man’s hand can’t a dol­ the Russians north or northwest of there Our Delivery wagon delivers to country cago, has received the following let'
a purpose dictated by strategic reasons, or citv
ter from President Roosevelt: “1 hare
lar hold ?
been deeply interested to learn of th«
We mavtng and toil and pinch and save. as well as by desire not to offend the
work your association has undertake0
And we ll lose it all when we reach the Chinese by making the sacred tombs of
in erecting the magnificent Women«
the Emperor the scene of bloodshed.
grave.
KILL the
temple in Chicago a« a memorial
Severe fight at Port Arthur is reported
Do yon ever think, as you firmer grasp.
Miss Willard.
It gives me genuine
and CURE rwE LUNGS
to have taken place September 19.21.
Your bag of gold with a firmer grasp.
pleasure to send to you sad the mem­
and several important strongholds are
bers of the board of trustees heartiest
If the hungry hearts of the world were
Mid to have been captured by the Jap­
congratulations upon the progress al­
fed.
anese. Heavy firing was heard also on
ready made and best wishes for
It might bring pence to your dying bed ?
Septhni|^r 24. but details of the fighting
early and complete success of the un­
Chicago Boat.
at this time are lacking.
dertaking.”
POWDER
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
LATIMER, BROS
C. F. Franklin
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
In first class style.
COUCH
Notice.
New stock of umbrellas at Mrs. Stur­
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All person* owing me on notes for the geon's.
aiKtion^ire requested to call at the Tilla
The latest in millinery, waists, rib
mook Conntv Bank and settle.
bons, dress trimmings, etc., at Mrs.Stur.
J ohn S vkxsox ,
geon’s.
•
•™ Dr. King’s
New Discovery
for f
V olos
fr M tk J.
-
Quickest Cure-fcr all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB­
LES, or MONEY RACK.
rw
ii
Somethin* W«w for Sjeearer
Herbert Spencer is shocked at what
he calls the “rebarbarization” of til''
world, says the Milwaukee Sentine-
He has evidently been studying
newspaper accounts of college b**
tar*-