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Vol. XVII TILLAMOOK, OREGON, unters ! Take Notice. Mr. Hunter : Which do you prefer, a Cartridge loaded ten years ago at the factory, full of caked powder— they are kickers, but not killers—or our hand loaded cartridges, which are beyond competition, and are loaded with nothing but the Best, Clean Shooting Powder, Chilled Shot in Good Shells ? COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Bills Allowed-Adjourns until Next Wednesday. The rugular meeting of the Board of > Commissioners was held on Wednesday, with County Jndge W. W. Conder end Commissioner Geo. W. Bodvfelt present, who transacted the following business. As Commissioner Loerpabel was not pre sent, having thought next Wednesday was the day, the board adjourned until then to takeupseveral matters which are held over. re have positive proof that our factory loaded to order cartridges Claim of Clark & Buchanan for $75 were loaded since the order was sent in this fall, was allowed in the sum of $50 and the remainder rejected and not old stock. In the matter of the cancellation of Our Motto : Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. general fund warrant No. 7358, lor $16, 4 it was ordered that the clerk cancel the same. In the matter of the deed of M. Curl and others for a county road, it was ordered that the deed be accepted. Mes. Lee M. Travis and Miss Lillie In the matter of the viewers' report on TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Banfield, who have tyeen visiting at the the Hodgdon road, this was continued editor’s, will lea ve on the next steamer until thejanuary term. Grand Election Ball at the Opera Claim of J. E. Bartel for $13 for pro House, Tuesday evening, Novem for their homes in Eugene and Portland. Tillamook Lumber Company, will sell fessional services was rejected. her 8th. Election returns of Tilla Siook County will be read fron^ the Rough Fir Lumber sawed to order tor Claim of W. E. Page for $2 for furni $7.00 per thousand in one thousand lots ture was rejected. •tage between dances. Tickets, including supper at the and up. Spruce at $6.00 at the same Road District No. 3. • ▲lien House, $1.75. Tickets for rate. Irvin Paine and Fred Tomilson •ale at Morton & Trombley’s, Sewing machines for everybody. I punching 30V6 rods of road..... Eugene Jenkins, I. C. Smith, at have a fine lot of second hand machines, Claude Ackley 12 piling............. Haltom’s. _ _______ all in first class order, which I will sell Emmet Jenkins, 8 piling and cheap for cash, or will trade for other 1 H. T. Botts, for abstracts. graveling Va mile road............. property.—W. E. Page. Walter Woods, lumber and tight Buv your clothing at Todd’s. ening bolts......... . The district boundary board on Wed- A fine line of Trunks at Todd’s. nesday consolidated school districts Nos. C. McKillip, team D. Billings........ » Gordon Hats-the best made —Todd’s.* 4 and 22 at Cloverdale, and it is the in tention o( the patrons to erect a new Wm. Tinnerstet. Kpeo. Monroe, of Portland, is in the building at Cloverdale. N Boquist........ H. F. Young__ dty. There is a small run of salmon in Tilla I. Melchoir........ Suit cases from $1.50 to $10.00 at mook Bay this season and the fishermen « G. Wicklund.... Todd's. are discouraged, but it is hoped that the Egbert Goodspeed KCrouse & Bran degee Clothing at run will increase before the season closes, J. Williams... which is the 1st December. Todd *8. % Claude Ackley Rev. E. M. Patterson addressed a Fred Bush.. Mayfield Woolen Mill, AH wool Cloth number of meetings in the south part of V. Jacobs... ing at Todd’s. * the county last week on local option. F. Wheeler ' Have you tried Leach’s pure lard ? Do He also spoke at Bay City on Tuesday, — Sanders.. »0. It is genuine. * A. Hunt..... and at Fairview on Thursday. E. Geinger ¿Hugh Rittenhouse was down from Ne I have another job lot of new iron bed. H. Lowry.. halem on Monday. steads which I bought at a bankrupt Jessie Earl.. A marriage license was issued to Chas. sale in PortRndBwhich I am selling be Wm. Elliot low wholesale prices. Call and see my J. Jennings. Erickson and Miss Una Shaw. goods before buying.— W. E. Page. * E. W. Stassek Miss Jessie Wilson has resigned as tea Common talk on the streets is that A. Simmons... cher of the Oretown district school. Page is the only man that is making Wm. Doughty....... ^?Fure lard, guaranteed, at Leach's Meat money, but that is a mistake for the Geo. Vaughn.......... Market. 51b. can, 75c. 101b., $1.35. * hundreds of people that buy at my store W. Provost, horse. W. Day......... . I , Rev. A. R. Griggs left on the stage on are getting rich on everything they buy. H. Warren..... Wednesday to return to Hoquaim, Wash. — W. E. Page. B. Nichols..... Preaching at 11 o’clock at the Chris — Palmer, te J Albert Mason is again in the county clerk’s office copying the assessment roll. tian church next Sunday. Sunday school M. B. Pettys. and Christian Endeavor as usual. Other John Bodie.... Miss Elina Porter will commence tea- I services of the day and week will be Theo. Jacoby ching Slab Creek district school next omitted because of Lhe revival services M. J. Todd hunter. Monday. now in progress. Lee Ackley... Fred Bush.... Mrs. Dixon Gaunt and Miss Bennice There will be a republican rally at the Gaunt, of North Yamhill, left for their opera house in Tillamook City on Satur M. Forrester Sid Lowry on Sunday. day evening at 7:30, when the people Ed Lowry. The voting in Hoquartoti precinct will will be addressed on the issues of the Tom Price. x be held in the room over the Tillamook day by Hon. B. L. Eddy. Hon. T. B. Willie Randall Handley and Hon. A. W. Severance, in County Bank. Erick Erickson terspersed by music by the young people. J. Bailey and team A game ot football is to be played next The Evangelistic services at the Pres, Emmet Jenkins...... Tuesday between the high school and Tillamook city. 1 bvterian Church, which have been in Claude Ackley........ progress this week, are drawing large Claude Alklev, team Henry Crenshaw and wife will leave in i congregations. They are conducted by Harvev Williams.... H few days to visit their parents at Ash Rev. J. E. Sn vder, Rev. Levi Johnson and C. Walin............ land and Seattle. Rev. A. S. Foster, and they will continue Geo. Tinnerstet S Mrs. C. F. Miller, of Forest Grove, a until November 13th. All are cordially Wm. Tinnerstet W. T. Kimball. * •biter of Mrs. J. N. Myers, left for her invited to attend. home on Saturday. OttoWalther has put in a claim against M. D. Reading.. E Rev. F. II Neff, presiding elder of the Tillamook county for $1,200 lor injuries B. F. Durfee, horse rent U. B. church, held quarterly meeting in received in consequence of the defective C. W. Hogen. R. D. No. 6 and dangerous character of a highway C. H. Woolfe. board for prison this city on Sunday. ers................................................. known as the Sandlake or Farmer road, Miss Josie Neilson celebrated her birth where lie was injured by his team going Cohn & Co........................... ......... day at the home of her parents on Satur through a trussel. This will come up nt W. E Southwick, repairing day with a tew friends. court house.................................. the adjourned meeting of the commis Wm Dowd clearing court house Albert Parsons has been engaged to sioners’ court next Wednesday. yard.............................................. teach Wolf Creek district school and will Died in this citv, on Wednesday morn C. F. Franklin............................... commence on Monday. ing, at the home of her father, Mrs. Mar State vs. Hadley, Stephensand Handlev. ~ x _ Ladies ! Attention ! For the most tha Gould, aged 28 years. Deceased was O. E. Quick ..................................... TO •tvlish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet's, | born in Tillamook county on March 12. G. B Aliev..................................... 4 05 1876, and was the mother of three chi'- O. E. Quick...................................... The Fashionable Tailor. * 1 TO dren, all of whom survive her. The re- 4 05 K Wanted, by young man, work for mains were taken to the Johnson cem<- G B. Aliev....................................... 1 70 board and room, while going to school, tery the same dav for burial, previous to O. E. Quick...................................... 4 05 G B Alley....................................... »ear city.—Enquire E. D. Snodgrass. which the Rev E. M. Patterson held a Henry Beelar................... a ........... 3 10 K Now is vour time to buy all kinds of short service at the home. Peter Hasseiburg, 21 cocd* of ^Becond hand goods. Good as new at Mrs. Nancv Knighton, mother of Levi wood............................................ 84 00 ^Kbout half price.—W. E. Page. Knighton, died near Forest Grove, on Max Crandall, witness fees pro Presiding Elder Hollingshead held Friday. She came 4to Oregon in the hatecourt.................................... 210 40 Jthe quarterly conference on Saturday early ’40s with her husband, Thomas McIntosh & McNair mchds...... 19 35 Knighton, since, deceased. Mrs. Knigh Dee Tomilson, wood .................. and Sunday in the M.E church 3 05 ton was 75 years of age, and for the past W W. Wilev, salary supt............ 100 00 E A. F. Peterson, of Corvallis. Or., is in 15 years has been afflicted with rheuma H B. Johnson, supervisor R. D. MKhe city trving to induce the county tism. which entirely prevented the use No. 4............................................. 80 M duurt to build a new court house. 1 of her limbs. Five sons survive her; Fred Forslund two office cabinets 5 00 ■ L. G. Freeman circulated a subscrip- George C., of Seattle ; Levi, of Tilla Easter & Son, livery hire............ 28 26 - • ti<»n list to raise funds to send Gust Alli- mook ; and Edward, Marion and Am. Tillamook Herald, printing...... . 39 10 .¿loii to California, who is in poor health. ! mon, of Forest Grove ; also one daugh K. Milla, salary as deputy clerk. 1OO (H) ter, Mr». Susan Parsons, of Gales City.^j Cohn & Co..merchandise . ........ 7 • ;» t The ladies of the M.E. church will serve M. F. Leach, meat........................ 2 24 iBitlner and meals on election day in the C. I. Clough .................................. 1 B5 building previously used as a restuarant. Hands Off, Please. C. H.Woolie. salary as sheriff... 266 66 | A meeting is to lie held on Wednesday The next state legislature had better Thus, (oaten, salary a*deputy. . 100 •« ^«veiling at the city hall to take into con. 266 «fl keep its hands oil the local option law, G. B. Lamb, salary aa clerk . . . gulera’ion the matter of build'ng a new G. B Lamb, incidentals. . . 4 lo for it legislators goes monkeying with A. M. Hare, salary as awwaaor a^-court house. 200 (10 that at the instigation of the liquor in C. A. Johnson, salary as deputy 100 00 | Through the generosity of the countv 9M 00 Kcourt. Superintendent Wiley will fnrnish terests it will only create a stronger sen Tillamook Lumber Co.................. ................................. 11 41 Bschool districts with monthly report timent in favor of the law. Counties L. Hiner 92 31 Tillamook Lumber Co .............. Ktards for the pupils. that vote for prohibition should not be Tillam<s>k Headlight, printing 42 00 f The bills allowed by the commissioners deprived of the opportunity of giving the F 1, Sappingt4*ft 6 (O won Wednesday amounted to $8.273.65. 100 James Christensen. R D No. 5 ■jo law h fair trial. To confine it to precinct* > with bills amounting toahoot$l .OOOheld 8 05 would have the effect of defeating the Peter Arnacher, blacksmithing V oner until the adjourned meeting. present law, for precincts could easily be C. S. Hamon, lumber................ 275 OO 4 40 When you want pure lard gotoLeach’s packed by those who wanted to operate Oscar Bodyfelt............................. 8 40 B^Meat Market. The genuine article. 5lbs., saloon*. If the majority of voters in a A. Well* ..................................... 3 4o H. Farmer ..................................... j 75c. 101b*., $1.35. Prime meat can county want prohibition they should 2 50 E. E. Cross, powder ..................... have a right to rule in the matter. always be obtained at Leach *. • 10 M B. H. Hathaway ....................... Cobn A Co ..................................... 9 75 Independent, printing.................. 4 00 J J. Dawson, powder 6 00 96 25 Frank Severance. «up RD.No 3 L. Bly I »ack. piling ...................... 4 no 8 50 I have been appointed a depository for all the authorized State Telephone Co................... W T«4d. salary as tmeiim 91 07 School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of all P. Win. Woods, two month« nurs kinds of School Supplies : 50 00 ing father ................................. S J. Sturgeon ......................... 12 «■> Pens, Pencils, Slate«, Sponees. Kulers. Copy Books. W rit Tillamook 4 •» Water Co................ ing Tablet« and everything required by M-holar*. A. 8. Dreher, list of final entries 4 |G W. Bwdyfelt. emmtiissjoner. » 00 i W. W. Conder, «alary as county judge ... ........................... too 00 I John Weiss, lumhtr ................ 750 OO Road (Hwtrict No. 4. I Dan Darby and team ................. 65 20 I D. D West and team................ 76 RALPH ACKLEY. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Lowes Prices on Everything. Cliëus. I. Clough, DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER. NOVEMBER 3, 1904 Îi.50 per year New Idea Patterns, ioc. Magasines 5c. a Copy Rubber Boots and Rub bers. Very Special Prices Men’s long snag proof Boots ..................... $4.00 Men’s short snag proof Boots 2.75 Men’s short plain Boots 2.25 Women’s storm Rubbers 40 Children’s storm Rubbers 25 on Underwear, Shoes Hosiery for Men, Women and Children. Begins Saturday, Nov. 5 Ends CClednesa^y, Nov. 16. REMARKABLE TEN DAYS SALE OF HIGH GRADE, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE A strange thing you say to slaughter prices on new mer chandise just in the midst of need time ? Well, the cause is this : The continued warm, dry weather retarded the sale of fall and wintor merchandise. We must now do business that should have been done a month ago. Read on : Ten Days’ Sale, Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits. Most all of the Jackets I4 length—Skirts instep length, material are cheviots, zibelines and manish mixtures in novelty Suiting. All »10.00 to $11 00 SUITS FOR TEN DAYS. $7.95 I All $20.00 to $21.50 SUITS FOR TEN DAVS $14.95 All $14.00 to $15.00 SUITS FOR TEN DAYS, $10.00 | All $22.00 to $24.00 SUITS FOR TEN DAYS, $15 50 Ten Days Sale Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Wraps. Every Coat, Cape and Jacket in this immense stock will be liberally reduced. There are too many garments to give a detailed description of each. And then these swagger coats with butcher back, 27 inch Jackets, with Norfolk effect, must be seen to be appreciated. We think if you are going to buy a winter wrap, that during this sale is surely the time. Ten Days Sale of Wrappers. Every Wrapper in stock, about 300, go in this sale at the most liberal reduction ever given. Materials are : Percale, Flannelette, Sattine, Braid Trimmed, with shoulder • bretelles, belt around waist, twelve inch, ruffle on skirt. 69c. WRAPPERS, FOR TEN DAYS ............. 49c. $1 19 ,, „ ............. 88c. I | $1 48 WRAPPERS, FOR TEN I $1.75 11.10 $1.3» Ten Days Sale of Millinery. Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Hats go on sale at a big reduction in price. Very Special. Entire Stock of Ladies’ Hats that sell regularly at I2.25 to I2.75, sale price, 11.98. Ten Days’ Gift Sale, Men’s Suits and Overcoats. To introduce our fall stock of Men's Suits, Overcoats and Hats, WE WILL GIVE A HAI* with each suit or overcoat. With each $8.00 SKIT or OVERCOAT. $1.25 HAT. 1 With each $12.50 SUIT or OVERCOAT, $2.25 HAT' With each $10.00 SUIT or OVERCOAT, $1.50 HAT. I With each $15.00 SUIT or OVERCOAT, $3 60 HAT- We are paying 26c. dozen H. B.Johnson and »earn John Riggs..................... Guy Vaughn and team. Russ Johnson.............. Jessie Forrester............. Erwin Phillips and team H Booth and team ...... W. Booth ....................... Alvin Johnson and team D. F. Burton.. Hull Johnson. Lern Johnson John Zurfluh .. i lrich Ziirfluh Frank Hanenkratt and team ... Melvin Lamb.................................. Preston Marolf............................. Clarence Hanenkratt and team Alfred Hanenkratt........... W. B. Powell and team .. John Weber and team .,,. James Murphy ami team. Dan Murphy und team T. W. Lyster and team.. T. II. Goy ne and team . Howard Brook*...... S. T. Childers............ H. Lowry and team Arthur Marolf ......... S<d Lowry ................ J. T. Childers and team E A Fitzpatrick and team Rum Johnson......................... Lem Johnson ....................... John Simmons, «lamage for hauling 2700 loads of gravel over his land............................... Road District No. 5. H B. H II............ Z Well« ....... . James Milla...... 8 B. Hill, team C. C. Jensen , I Wirt Sappington Ira Spencer J. f. Spencer ... W. A. Sailing Charles Sailing .. . Clyde Kinnaman E E. Cross ........ Orlie Kellow ........ G. T. Coulson........ G. W L ucm ........ il. L Jen-en......... Dell ripwvr ........ R R Ureithon . Peter Newberg . . . A. Blum Alvin Blum John Blum. E»i Hay« ... Preston Lucas John Brady Peter A mâcher Emmett WeH> L A. Hoyt....................... .......... B. M ...................... .......... E B W-I>b ................... .......... Janie« William Harri* .............. u.C, Mills L. Lyster, team Z. Wells, team E E. < Jroas. teain .... G. ICeBow ... W. Sailing .. O Kdlow J. J. McGinnis L Jensen . . . A. Kirk .... C. Sailing .. J. Sailing .. A O. Well« T. Kellow I. W. Hiner N. Job.......... H. D Manders Coulson .. M<*»re ... C. Kinnaman Osburn Farmer C. Jensen .. I II. Shortlidge L. Sanders, team Lewallen Wo<»le. . Ibslyfelt Sappington Sappington B. Lvsier . . A. Clirisieni>en Dye ................ Spencer . ........ Dye . W Wallace Wallace Booth ., Hayes . . A mager Fly Kellow . Ernest Haag T Coula<m ... W. Wools ... Roail District No. 6. Charles Ray.................... A. Ar*te|| ........................ Fxld Worthington............ Everett l^ndinglmrii..... J a me« Busti..... J. C. Imlls... O Kellow ... Dave Bailey James Bailey Hanson Manders ... Janie* Body felt...... George Kellow ... Jeff Flerk .............. Mteare Hill............ Ivan Gist................. Di I l«m Sanders___ Lenord Hush . ....... J Jenkins............ < Hto I>*vis ............. 10 «10 ( harle« Burk........................ 8 F Worthingt«»»!................... ........ 1 D. D’liin............................... . ... 1 an F Wilwm (H C. W. H*m» 11, U-Mtii....... .. ........ for EGGS Webster Hudson . Clyde Hudson ..... (’scar Werachkul II. Bri k\V« th........ (}. Johnson VV. Boa I hm A Coffee... A. Hess...... S. Hunter.. Z Wells ... BLAINE. Seth Moon went to Tillamook Citvlii*t week with h loud of cheese. Mr. Forest Ayers is hauling lumber for the purpose ot building 11 new house. k B. McCIny returned from the Valley few days ago. Messrs. Fr«nci* «nd Hugh Welch took load of poultry to the Metropolis Inst week. Quite a large crowd of voting people gathered nt the home of Mrs, Nicklaus last Saturday and enjoyed themselves very much playing games, singing and eating. Those ol Blame who were pre sent were : Messrs. Smith Holt. Ralph Welsh, Henry Smith und Eddie Creecv, also Mis« .Maggie Creecv. Several Blaiticites attended the dance at Braver hist Saturday night. Rena Mo«m is the proud owner of a new organ. Mr J or Holletl is building an addition to his residence. Tl.e pupils of Blaine were much pleased to welcome County School Supt. W. Wiley Prof. Holt enjoyed very much an ex cursion to the Hub cm foot, htlt WHS quite exhausted when he over took J J. Hollett Poor fellow ! J. J. Howscr s family called on .Mr. and Mrs. J. f). Jones last Sunday. Sidney Moon buttled a load of cheese to town the first of last week. Quite a numtier of Bouldei folks came over last Sunday evening to attend Christian Endeavor. Mr. Allie Poland 1110veil to Flea ver a few davt ago. W> are worry to refmrt J. J. Hower's little dog Pido is no lietter John Crercv arrived borne from th< valley last week. Mi»« Edith Bailey entered school last Wednesday I H. Woods is hauling lumlicr. M6 124 75 78 62 MO no 20 INI 6<i Extract lr<»in letter ot J. V. Coomb* written nt .Milton, Oregon. Sept, l!W4. These things are notable in .Milton. “1. There are 110 km loon« ”2. I livre are no liillmrd or dance halls or bowling allrvs **3, Hence no idler« or pauper*. Tbi* i« a prnaprrou* country. I have nut •ecu one idler upon the streets."
