TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 12, 1905.
The Jury List.
Sander, J., farmer. Hoquarton.
I
SHAH PAYS PRICE.
BhufhWJ:k,iW' K -l“.borcr- Huquarton.
Ziu
’
'
farmer
-
Little
Ncstueva.
Indemnity
for
Murder
of
Mis-
WET WEATHER. WISDOM!
The h< ard of county commissioners, at hililey. J. E. merchant, Garibaldi.
aionary.
THE ORIGINAL IM
I its meeting Ia»t week, »elected a jury list Stanley, Earl, farmer, Fairview.
W ashington , Jan.8.—Information has
Stillwell, W. J., laborer, Tillamook.
follow» :
Sander», L., farmer, Hebo.
reached the State Department that, com­
Atkinson. Daniel, farmer, Sand Lake.
Ca*f*r. '«rmer, South Prairie. plying with the insistent demands of the
A.klev Claude, farmer, Fair view.
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Tohl, Henry, merchant, Nehalem,
United States, the Persian government
a
*L|ev. A., farmer, Netarts.
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tedder, D H.. millman, Nehalem.
has made to the widow partial repara­
I Ukn K . tanner. Union.
J,.1’1,' ®'
®-> "»¡liman, Carnahan.
Arstcli. A , farmer, Hebo.
tion of the murder of the Rev. Benjamin
X!1 .r"art’ Fra,,l<. merchant. Woods.
Arthur. Fred, laborer, Tillamook.
¡fc’
U » farmer, Hoquarton.
W. Labarree, an American missionery,
Atterh»ry, V W . farmer, Wood».
Wallace, Prank, farmer, Dolph.
by a gang of fanatics, and has promised
AdkiiiMon, James, farmer, Netarts.
'¿a,dv£K*1. J-. carpenter. Hoquarton.
Bigelow, Alfred W., farmer. Beaver.
that all the guilty persons involved in
Instep Skirt», Cloth and Silk Coat*, Raglan'» Rain Coat*.
BLACK CP YELLOW
Watt, Robert, laborer, Bav.
Blake, C. H , farmer, Carahan.
the crime will be punished. The follow­
Exlu*ively to Measure.
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Wagner,
A
P.,
farmer.
Hebo.
WILL
KEEP
YOU
DRY
Brodhead, S A., contractor, Hoquarton. JVilliams, James, farmer, Fairview.
ing
statement
regarding
the
case
was
Buckles. J. W., farmer, South Prairie.
NOTHING
ELSE
WILL
W ard. C. H , farmer, Spruce.
made by an official of the State Depart,
Buies. E R , farmer, Folev.
TAKE NO 5UB5TITUTCJ
Come early and secure first choice.
Wallace, G. W., farmer, Spruce.
meat:
CATALOGUES FREE
i Bain, A. T, farmer. Hebo.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
4
Warren, Miles, farmer, Bav.
ULL LINE OF GARMENT« ANO MAT».
Bavs, Mark, farmer, Beaver.
“March 15 last the Department of
A. J. TOWER CO., BOSTON. MASS., U.S A.
Warren, Harry, carpenter, Bav.
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i flitJin, Edward, farmer, Carnahan.
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TOWEH CANADIAN CO . LTD., TORONTO. CANADA.
W ilt. G. P., laborer, Tillamook.
State received the telegraph intelligence
Bailey. D. A., farmer, Hebo.
Watt,
Alex,
farmer,
Tillamook.
of
the
murder
of
Rev.
W.
Labarree,
ail
Bergman, Oscar, farmer, Nehalem.
W hitchouse, F. S., millman, Hoquarton. American missionary, near Ouroma, in
Bixby,Jos., farmer, Beaver.
B. L. EDDY.
H. T. BOTTS.
We»ton, H. E., carpenter. Tillamook.
Bodvfelt, VVm. D.. farmer, Fairyiew.
Persia, by a gang of fanatic Kurds
Watson,
R. M., printer, Hoquarton.
CHtierlin, W. E., farmer, Netarts.
ddy
botts
WHey,
Wayne
W.,
teacher.
Tillamook.
“
A
demand
was
immediately
made
for
Chamberlain, O. R., farmer, Sand Lake Webb. E., farmer, Sand Lake.
tlie arrest and trial of the murderers,
A ttorneys - at -L aw .
t’hance, W. E . farmer, Fairview.
whose leader, Seyd Mir Ghafar, was
Carlson, Alfred, farmer, Fairview.
Ca?ev, Matt, farmer, Tillamook.
Delay in Cattle Shipments.
looked upon as a lineal discendant of the Complete set of Abstract Books
Christensen, Pred.cheeseuiaker.Fairview.
Prophet. This circumstance and the
One
of
the
difficulties
with
which
west-
Chance, M. T., farmer. South Praiiie.
Cady, M. A., farmer, Blaine.
ern cattle men have had to contend has fear oi arousing religious disturbances in office. Taxes paid for non­
Spruce and Cedar Shingles
Cobb, G. M., farmer, Nehalem.
been the slow runs made by stock trains. obviously interfered with the prompt
Residents.
Cary, W. H. H.. captain, Tillamook.
and efficient action on the part of the
There
has
been
more
complaint
from
Crawford, R. A., farmer. Nehalem.
Office opposite Post Office.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
that source this year than from freight local authorities. The most pressing
Christensen, Jas., farmer, Beaver.
Both phones.
Darbv, D. B., farmer. South Prairie.
rates, as shippers have felt that they and earnest representations of the
Desmond, Chas. T., farmer, Netarts.
would not care so much about the rates American legation at Teheran remained
Donaldson, C. E., Millman, Fairview.
if their shipments would only reach their fruitless until October 12, when Mr.
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
H- COOPER,
Derby, \V, H , farmer, Balm.
Ray instructed its Minister by cable to
destination at the time expected. Owing
Dmgess, R M., farmer, Blaine.
makt
known
to
the
government
of
the
Drew, C. N., farmer, Tillamook.
to the delays along the road much loss
Shah the Hresinent’s concern in the ad
Doughtv, W. T., farmer, Bay City.
has been occasioned through excess
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
Die, Frank, farmer, Beaver.
equate punishment of all the criminals
shrinkage
and
by
the
stock
arriving
on
/
Easom, Albert, farmer, Nehalem.
and his intention to lay the matter be­
the markets late in the day, for late ar
Easoin, Chas E., farmer, Bahn.
fore Congress with appropriate recom­ T illamook ,
O regon .
Ek. John, farmer, Nehalem.
rivals seldom sell to as good advantage I
mendations, with his demand for full
Evans, Edward, farmer, Fairview.
as those that are offered early in the
justice, were further delayed.
Elliott, Tracy R., farmer, Tillamook.
Elierman, W. H., teamster, Tillamook. morning. There are of course times when
“The murders were thereupon ar­
ari haberlach
stock that gets in late sells to a better
Elliott, C. A , farmer, Bay.
rested, but the Persian government,
Finlavsun, Alex., laborer, Bay.
advantage, but that is only in a case of
holding the life of a descendant of the
Freeman, L G., farmer, Tillamook.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
a shortage, which very seldom happens
J. P. flüUEjM, Proprietor
Prophet sacred, offered a pecuniary in­
Fleck. John W., farmer. Hebo.
during the western season.
Foster. Jobe, farmer, Union.
Deutecher
3ll»x»okat,
demnity in lieu of the death penalty for
There is a growing demand on the
Fletcher, Daniel, farmer, Oretown.
Seyd Mir ,Ghafar and promised execu­ Office across the street and north Jrom
, Fitzpatrick, F. T., farmer, South Prairie. part of shippers for a time guaranty as
the Post Office.
1 Foster, Frank, farmer, Little Nestucca. a part of the regular shipping contract. tion of the accomplices. After consul­
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
tation with the widow of Rev. Mr.
Fletcher, A. W., farmer. Little Nestucca.
Under
the
present
system
the
shipper
A
First
Class
Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
Fraser, Alex., farmer, Oretown.
Labarree the offer was accepted and an
has to take all the risk as to the length indemnity of $30,000—greatly in excess J^OBERT A. MILLER,
Galland, W. H., farmer, Dolph.
Glad, Erick, farmer, Tillamook.
of time required for the run, as the rail- of the sum named by the widow—was
Gwinn, P.. farmer, Dtrlph.
road simply has to deliver the goods in paid to the American Legation June
A ttorney - at - L aw .
Gage, W. A., farmer, Union.
good condition. Traffic managers are 3. Solemn assurance was given that
Gulstrom. 0., farmer, Tillamook.
Oregon City, Oregon.
very
naturally
opposed
to
any
time
Geinger, Ernest, farmer, Tillamook.
the guilty would receive effective and
Land
Titles
and Land Office
Gray, James F., farmer, Nehalem.
limit in the contract and will not agree
Gardner, Hugh, farmer, Little Nestucca. to any such concessions so long as they swift punishment and that no special
Business
a Specialty.
taw would be levied on Christians in
Driest, A G , farmer, Blaine
can avoid it. It looks very much, the province to recover the amount of
Gladwill, W. D., farmer, Blaine.
STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON.
however, as thougn a railroad is in the the indemnity.”
Glick, Win., farmer, Union
H. UPTON, Ph. G.,M.D., ONLY LINE-ASTOTIA TO THJ j AMOOK, GARIBALDI,
Hall, Elmer, farmer, Netarts.
same position as any other contractor.
The President has complimented
Haltom, E. T., merchant, Tillamook.
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
When a man lets a contract for a build­ United States Consul Peterson at Tehe­
Hare. W. S , farmer, Bav.
ing
he
usualfy
puts
a
time
limit
in
the
Connecting
at
Astoria
with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
P
pysician
and
S
urgeon
.
Harris, W. G., farmer, Sand Lake.
ran for the energetic and efficient man­
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fot San Francisco, Portland
contract for the completion of the work
Harris, J. R., farmer, Fairview.
ner in which he has managed the case
Office
one
block
west
of
the
and
all
points
east.
For
freight and passenger rates apply to
Hathaway, J. H., farmer, Bay.
and the contractor agrees to forfeit a
there.
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
Hays, H. H., farmer. Sand Lake.
certain sum for each day’s delay after
Allen House, Tillamook City.
Hembree, A. J., farmer, Sand Lake.
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
the specified time. Why should not a
God Bless Our Home.
Calls answered promptly.
,
. ■ 40. R. & N. R. R. Co . Portland.
Haag, Ernest, farmer, Beaver.
Agents
& c R K Co Portland.
railroad
forfeit
a
certain
amount
of
H.indv, C. B , farmer, Nenalem.
Gen. XV , 3.—And Abram said, be-
Holmer, R. W., farmer, Hoquarton.
the tariff when there is a delay in com­ hold, to me thou give no seed
Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Expres
R. BEALS,
Hollett.J. J., farmer.- Blaine.
pleting the shipping contract ? The
Gen. xvii , 1.—And when Abram whs
Hamilton, \\ m., saloonkeeper, Tilla- value of the services to the shipper ninety
years
old
and
nine.
mook.
Gin xxii., 17.—That in blessing I will
depend upon the promptness of the
REAL ESTATE,
Hudson, J. J , farmer, Union.
Hartsei, Wm., farmer, Bahn
railroad in fulfilling the terms of the bless thee, and in mnltiplring I will
multiply
they
seed
as
the
stars
of
F inancial A gent ,
Hobson, Frank farmer, Garibaldi.
contract, and why should the shipper heaven, and as the sand which is upon
Hasselborg, Peter, farmer, Tillamook.
be made to pay full price for unsatis­ the sea shore ; and thv seed shall possess
Hunt. C. R., farmer, Hoquarton.
Tillamook, Oregon.
the gates of Ins enemies.
factory work ?
PROPRIETOR
Heisel, Peter, fanner, Tillamook.
Gen. xvii., 20.—And as for Isliimael,
Jacoby, E. B , carpenter, Bav.
It is very evident that the railroads
Johnson, John J., carpenter, Hoquarton. have forced shippers to stand these I have heard thee ; Behold. I have ATAHOS. COATES,
blessed him, and will make him fruitful,
Jenkins, Eugene, jeweler, Hoquarton.
losses caused by poor service simply and will multiply him exceedingly ;
-L
Agent for Fireman’s
Jennings, J. W., farmer, Tillamook.
because
the
shippers
were
not
ir.
posi
­
twelve
princes shall he beget, and 1 will Fund and London and Lauca
Jones, |oliii L., farmer, Tillamook,
fones, Leonatd H., farmer, Oretown.
tion to refuse the terms offered. It is make him a great nation.
shire Fire Insurance
jensen, C. C., farmer, Hebo.
The blessing of God is of far greater
doubtful, however, if such conditions
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging
Johnson, Chas. N., farmer, Beaver.
importance than a mere motto on the
will
last
very
much
longer,
as
western
Companies.
Jenck, Peter, farmer, Hebo
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
cattlemen realize that they need the wall.
Kelso, A. H., clerk, Tillamook.
Tillamook .. Oregon.
Go into a home that is devoid of God's
Kellow, M. C , farmer, Hebo.
railroads and the railroads know that
Kennedy, J. G., farmer, Hebo.
they need the cattlemen, and as the blessing It is either barren or else
Kumm, Jacob F., farmer, Beaver.
OR ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
organization of the latter becomes there is a lot of damned young ones that
Keaton, J., farmer, Nehalem.
stronger there is^ no doubt but what would drive a man wild, ready to ah.
Kinnamnn, E L., farmer, Blaine.
GO TO
Kingsley, Theo., farmer, Nehalem.
they will be able to get many conces­ sorb every bad habit imaginable to
Klein, Andrew, hotel keeper, Nehalem.
sions wliicfi heretofore have been re­ bring the parents to disgrace. Now
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT AND
Kunze, Gust, farmer, Tillamook.
contrast.the home where the blessing of
fused.
___________ ____
Rates, $1 Per Day
Lamb, F. M., farmer, South Prairie.
Centrally Uoeated
TRUST CO.
God reigns.
A bountiful supply of
Lane, E. H., farmer, Nehalem.
S.
B.
Trissei,
who
has
just
returned
children with a bright hope of the future.
Lowry, Fred, farmer, Carnahan.
from Orient, where he has been for many " In thy seed shall all the nations of the T hos . C oates , Pres.
Lucas, P. B. C.’, farther, Beaver.
Ludtke, Chas., farmer, Nehalem.
months as correspondent for the Associ­ earth be blessed,'' and God's providence
M. H. LARSEN. Proprietor.
Larsen, Hans, laborer, Nehalem.
GILBERT L. HEDGES.
ated Press, passed through Portland oil evidently resting upon it a home of peace WM. GALLOWAY.
Lamar, J. S., saloonkeeper, Hoquarton.
OREGON
his way to Snn Francisco. Mr. Trissei, and plenty, the income midwaj- between
TILLAMOOK.
edges galloway
Langhardt, Peter, farmer. Nehalem.
in addition to furnishing news for the idle luxury and beggarly want.
Larsen, John, farmer. Bav.
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Lederer, Henry, farmer, Hobsonville.
world through the medium of the As»o.
J. C. G ove .
Lominen, 0. A., farmer, Nehalem
Make
a
specialty
of
Land
Office
Business.
ciated Press, has been a close observer
Lawrence, J. R., farmer, Hebo.
OFFICE IN WEINHARD BUILDING,
Reflections of a Bachelor.
of the shaping of events during the
Maxwell, William, farmer, Fairview.
Room 1 and 2,
Rursian-lapanese war.
He is con­
Magnuson, Alfred, farmer. Bay.
When a man is first with a woman he
OREGON CITY. ORB.
Mattoon, Guy, farmer, Hebo.
vinced that Russia will be the nation to is always next.
McFee, L , farmer, Nehalem,
A woman can always comfort herself
McKinster, W. A.,farmer, l ittle Nestucca sue for peace; that Japan will have
Corea and that Manchuria will revert over not having any money bv going
w.SEVERANCE,
McDonald. A., farmer, N.halem.
back to China, and that the Flowery shopping.
McGinnis, J. J., farmer, He'yo.
THE
Mapes, J. M., sawyer, Hobsonville.
Kingdom will pay tfhe freight. Mr. Tris-
To save her life a woman can't under-
Melchoir, W.. farmer, Tillamook.
sel
bases
his
lielief
that
China
will
be
A ttorney - at -L aw
stand why an ermine boa doesn't keep
Magarrell, R. C , farmer. Union.
compelled to pav a great part of the ex J her knees from chapping.
Mills, Wm., carpenter, Hobsonville.
McKinley, D. P.. farmer, Dolph.
penses of the present war in the Orient
After a woman tells a secret somebody
O regon
T illamook
McKinley,John W. laborer, Hobsonville. because Russia cannot be compelled to
confided to her she waits to see who
Mills. Fred, farmer, Hebo.
pav a large war indemnity. He is also will lie the first to betray her sacred
Moon, S F., farmer, Blaine.
S. STEPHENS,
firmlv convinced that Russia will lose confidence.
Miles, H. A., farmer, Union.
Nelson. Gust, sawyer, Bay.
the territory that she tries to hold be­
• Real Estate and Fire, Life,
A man is much worse for people think.
IS
Norberg, Peter, farmer, Carnahan.
cause it is too far a way from home and ' ing he is better than he is, and a woman
Health,
Accident, Insurance.
Norton, F. E., farmer, Fairview.
that Russia, in spite of all her claims, much better for others thinking she is
Nelson, Alel, farmer, Netarts.
Agent for the Northwest School Pumi-
cannot defend it successfully. He stated worse than she is.—New York Press.
Nelson, Nick, farmer, Balm.
ture Co. anil Oigan» and Piallo»,
Owens, Frank, farmer Hebo.
that her home resources and her inter­
Notary Public.
Ostrander. Chas. R., farmer, Bay City.
A
little
over
a
month
the
Japanesechief
Office : Southwest from the Court House,
national position will demand her Ctl-
O’Hara, Ben. farmer, Netarts.
of staff when questioned about winter in the building occupied asa music store.
tire attention at home.
Patpiet, John B., farmer,Hoquarton.
Patterson. Chas. B. farmer. Bay.
General Nogi on Sunday reported (lie quarters said the besi-gers would use
Patzlaft, Carl, merchant. Tillamook.
delivery of Russian prisoners under the Port Arthur for that purpose. The out­
Pe'erson, F., cabinetmaker Hoquarton. capitulation of Port Arthur. The total come shows good military powers x>f
Mi/ Goods are all First Class and up to date.
Paul, Frank, farmer, Soutn Prairie.
of the prisoner* was 878 officers and i foresight.
Porter, C. L., farmer. Little Nestucca.
>Iy health compel« ne to make a change. This ia no humbug.
'
Last
year
the
world
produced
only
23,+91 men. which whereof 411 officer* [
Phelps, Geo. W.. merchant. Netarts.
( incorporated )»
Repairing Neatly Done.
Perregoy, D. C., farmer. Nehalem.
and 228 orderlies were given parole *o 170,000 ounces of platinum, of which the TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE.
Payne, W. E._ farmer, Carnahan.
P. F. BROWNE, SalBBman.
far. General Smvrnoff. General Fock. | United Statesiscredited with llOounces.
Phillips, I. S , farmer, Nest+Kton.
A* platinum is worth $10 an ounce
General
Gorbatovskv
and
Admiral
Wil-
Poteet. G. I’., farmer, Little Nestucca.
PAID UP CAPITAL. »10.000.
inann preferred to be sent to Japan as American prospector* ought to give it
Quick, Fred, laborer, Tillamook.
A GENERAL BANKING
more
attention.
Reading, M. D., farmer. South Prairie.
AllMI NINTH ATOICM NOTK K
SOI KF. Til < Kf.OITOKM.
prisoners, while Stoessel will leave Dainy
Riplev, Mark, farmer, Folev.
BUSINESS.
I for home on January 12. Besides the
N otice i * H krrhy G ives ,—That the tin-
How’s This?
Robins, Henry, fanner. Bav.
N
otick
it» llRHKiiy ilfVBM,—-Tliftt the tin
derhignrrl ha*been, by the County Court of
We offer One Hundred Dollar« Reward for Director» :—M. W. H akrison , W. W the State of Oregon for Tillamook County, dcrniKnnl liiivc Ixrn duly appoint«'«! by tl c
Robinson Geo., farmer, Little Nestucca. above there were 16.00« wounded Rus
be cured by
County
Court
of the Stair of Oregon, fur t he
any
ca*e
of
Catarrh
that
cannot
duly appointed administrator of the estate of
R'»ck. S. H , farmer. Little Nestucca.
I slans in Port Arthur.
CvRTiss, B. L E ddy .
HaiFef'atarrli rare.
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, deceased
All County of Tilhimook, executor« of' the hi-t
Rogers, Henry, farmer, South Prairie.
will anrl textHnicnt of l>A VII> J W WILEY
,
Toledo,
0.
person*
having
CLAIMS
again*t
»aid
estate
P.
J.
CHENEY
ft
CO.,
Prop«..
The efforts of the various temperance
All ¡«mon*
having CLAIMS
Cashier —M. W. H arrison .
Roenicke, Wm., farmer. Sand Lake.
we the
inc undersigned,
un.i^.»..—, have
------- known
V. J.
We,
I
arc hereby notified and required to present deceased.
societies of Germany have been ineffec ( heuey for the U«t « year*, snd believe him
the same to the undersigned administrator, ngainNt the ««Id c*tHtc are hereby requirrd
Rerber, J P.. farmer. Fair view.
to
present
the
same
to
u*
duly
verified m by
Liberal
Price»
Paid
for
gilt
edge
securi
perfectly honorable in
all
I
iu
bu»inr-« trans­
with the proper voucher« duly verified ac­
R*>bee, W, R.t merchant. Union.
tual in checking the increase of the con­ action*
.1__ — and financially
-««Ul'lallv Onlw
cording to law. at the office of Eddy H l law required. nt the office of Eddy th Bott»,
able to carry out any tie» of all kinds.
Attorncya-at-La w.
at
Tillamook
City,
Riesch, W , farmer. Fairview.
Bott*.
Attorney«-at-Law
Tillamook
Citv,
obligation
•
med
by
their
obligation«
mad
firm.
sumption of beer by the German nation. _-
. «
-- l .MA
A ll.'l« rem-- - -
Tillamook County. Oregon, within six Oregon, within six month* from the dale
v*r
F <T ,V
I ---
It 1 re - — 'VI
Rvan. Wm.. laborer, Hoquarton.
K,.,*
ir»
*....
■ 9*.
“
1;**i
hereof.
wljr»..
KI’»»«
Ik «¡T"**
MARTIN.
Wbul.rele ’
Statistics
just
published
show
that
while
month* from the date hereof.
Hated thi* I at day of December. 11»O4.
Rhoades, Andy, farmer. Union.
It is said that 24 persons lo»t their
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon the 5th
ELIZABETH WILEY ANI> JAMI S O C
71 gallons of beer were consumed per Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- lives in the mountains during the recent day ofJanuary 1905.
Randall, Cyrus, farmer, Fairview.
WILEY
DAVIB
FITZPATRICK
ins
directly
"I»'"
th.J.lo-I
«nd
miKou.
«-r-
j head during the year 18«+. theconsump-
Rohitch, farmer. Tillamook.
Executor* of the Inat will ami teatament
Administrator of the Bvtate of William
tact*« of the system. Testimonial* sent free
blizzard in Switzerland. 14 of the cnstoal.
of Ilia vid | W. Wiley, dcceaacd
Roland, E. E., farmer, Blaine.
Fitxpatrick, Deceased.
' tion per head of population during 190+ Price TV per bottle Sold by »If Dru»si»le. ties being on the St. Bernard Pass.
Reynold», W. H., stone mason, Hoquar­
Med'rPe.nily P41U «re t I. best.
(
rose to 110 gallons.
I
ton.
K NEW WINTER FABRICS
g For Gentlemen's Garments to Order.
$ Dress
Headquarters for Ladies’ Tailoring, V
and Walking Suits, Dress Skirts, J
H SLICKER I
J
4,
I
1.
SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook.
&
E
,
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER COffîPÆNY.
The Best Hotel
C
,
,
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Pacific Navigation Co.
A. K. CASE,
Tillamook Iron Woks
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON.
LARSEN HOUSE,
H
&
SELLING AT COST !
J
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
RED SHOE
HOUSE
Closing Out its Entire
Stock of
boots and shoes
AT COST.