Tillamook headlight., October 05, 1905, Image 1

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Vol. XVIII “No. 33
TII/tAMOOK
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
OCTOBER 5, 1905
«1.50 per year.
JOTTINGS
We under stand that some of the set-
Information having reached Deputy
in the lumber business »his winter
thecity. The re is nodisputing this,nor can
Editorial Snap Shots.
tler<- south of the citv want a new school District Attorney W. H. Cooper from
Notice.
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anyone dispute the logic of our remarks.
district, on account of the distance of the parties who bought whiskey from Jesse
From now on and until the primaiy The saloon advocates want saloons so
The Headlight Office is located school house in No. 2 district.
Aint thjit a peach ? The Wilson river
Earl and paid him $1.50 for it instead toll road up to Hadley’s camp.
election is over quite a number of p< rsons that the farmers, loggers and others can
in new quarters South of Eugene
Wanted, to rent, a dairy farm, with of reserving the case for the grand jury,
will have political bees buzzing in their i come to the city and spend their money
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Jenkins’ Jewelry Store.
20 cows or more, by an industrious and he prepared a complaint and had Earl ar­ The greatest of all land frauds, that of J bonnets with the expectation that politi. I
for “booze’’ so that the city folks, who
persevering dairyman, by the 1st Nov. rested for violating the local option law. the railroads gobbling up the public do-1 cal lightning will strike them and there ‘
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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don’t want to pay for it themselves, can
Enquire at the Headlight office.
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The case will be tried before Justice Carl main, remains to be investigated.
by give them a nomination on the repub­ enjoy electric lights, expensive water sys­
C. Mills for bargains in real estate *
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lican county ticket. No one can raise tems, nice side and cross walks and im­
Dr, P. J. Sharp and C. W. Talmage left Haberlach on the 10th.
W. F. Lee w’as in from North Yamhill
When the government is through with any objection to a person becoming an proved streets, at the expense of those
for
McMinnville
on
Friday,
the
latter
Married,
on
Saturday,
at
the
residence
on Sunday.
going to Salem and Portland. The of Mr. F. N. Wilson, by the Rev. A. S. prosecuting the land fraud cases quite a aspirant for a political office, provided who use liquor. And as to “grafting.'’
Dr. Percy Wiley came in from Portland doctor returned on Wednesday with his
Foster, pastor of the Presbyterian number of prominent persons will be they have the qualifications and have the here is one of the systems whereby the
on Monday.
mother.
backbone to enforce the law, which arc feliow who drinks has to pay devilish
church, Mr. RobertO. Richards and Miss financially busted
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Ira Latimer returned from Portland
very essential to assure ail election, for dear for the “booze’’ that has to keep up
Mr. and Mrs. P. McIntosh will make Abbie M. Coulson, daughter of Mr. N.
Who
is
the
fellow
that
wrote
to
U.S.
ou Monday.
their home in Portland this winter and Coulson. These parties are well known Prosecuting Attorney Her.ey and said : every aspirant will be critically sized up city improvements. No wonder that the
on these points« What will cause most people of this county voted to do away
R. S. Wagner came in from Portland Mrs. McIntosh and son expects to leave in the county and their friends extend to
“They all lieat meout of my share, that’s trouble will be the few offices that are to
on Wednesday.
with the saloons.
on the next steamer. Mrs. and Miss Bo- them their best wishes. The happy why I’m squealing.”
be filled, viz., county judge, county clerk,
couple will make their home at Blaine.
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Miss Anna Kent, of Portland, came in gat t are also leaving.
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sheriff, treasurer, commissioner, recorder
The
most
important
thing in connec­
on Wednesday.
The
hoodlums
who
have
been
annoy
­
When
the
prohibitionists
are
informed
Attorney T. B. Handley has returned
and surveyor, ns well as the justices and
New grass seeds of all varieties jnst re­ from Portland, where he had gone in ing a number of the citizens, destroying that the President accepted a gift of constables of the three justice districts. tion with the erection of a new court
connection with the alleged Tillamook property and carrying off gates, stole sixty bottles of beer, we hope they won’t Therefore, it is safe to predict that there house is not so much its location as it is
ceived at Cohn’s.
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to get it built with as little delay as poi.
V. A. W. Schlappi was down from land frauds. He informs us that the case one of the gates belonging to the M.E. imagine that he committed some awful will be a .big scrambk to get nomin;. sible. The railroad situation the next
church on Sunday, and a number of citi­ sin.
is indefinitely postponed.
Foley on Monday.
tions. Right here we intend to offer a year or so may bring about changes of
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T. R. Elliott was operated upon last zens think they are entitled to better pro­
We hope that the republican love feast word of advice. After the nominations a character that may give Tillamook
Mrs. Ida Edmunds is visiting with
tection
in
a
toarn
where
there
is
a
sheriff,
week in the Good Samaritan hospital in
are over let every republican fall into line City a competitor for the county seat, so
Mrs. Clark Hadley.
deputy sherift, constable and marshal in Portland next week will be instru­
Portland bv Dr. James Wiley, and we are
and make a clean sweep and vote for re on that account it looks to us exceeding­
mental
in
couverting
republicans
who
County Clerk G. B. Lamb has issued
glad to hear that he is recovering as drawing salaries and fees to protect the are now known as “bolters,” “knifers,” publican principles and straight republi ly unwise for any of our citizens to get
63 hunters’ licenses.
people from such annoyances.
rapidly as can be expected.
canism.
etc., into republican “stand patters.”
into a fight as to location. All should
County Judge W’. W. Conder was in
The farmer always welcome,
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We
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M Melchoir came in on Saturday over
the city on Monday.
City property ownerscan expect noth • strive to get the court house built re-
want the banking business of the
M.
Melchoir
wishes
us
to
state
that
he
the Wilson river road, bringing in his
less than a 10 mill city tax levy this ; I gardless of location, for it is to the city’s
Seemless patching on ladies’ shoes a father, Mr. M. Melchoir. his sister, Mr. farmers and want them to make their tendered the gate keeper on the Wilson ing
vear. This is quite a jump from the past I j interest and future welfare, not a few in-
headquarters
at
this
bank.
Our
ex
­
specialty.—W, E. Page.
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river toll road $1.50 and demanded a re­ 2-tnill levies in years previous. But then ! dividuals, some of whom want it built
and Mrs. Emil Tesch, and cousin, Mrs.
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ C. Slieger, cf St. Paul, Minn., who came perience has taught us that their busi­ ceipt, and as this was refused, he refused if you want the people to send this in one place and others in another place
ness is safe, and we want every pros­ to pav without receiving a receipt for his money to Astoria or Portland for their
perty.—Apf’y to F. R. Beals.
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in on a visit.
beverages you shouldn’t kick.—Herald. because it will enhance the value of their
perous farmer in the vicinity of Tiila- money.
G. 6. Alley and wife left this week to
Rollie was one of the biggest “howlers” property. The city’s interests should
A young woman can earn her living mook to give us a trial.—Tillamook
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make their home in Portland.
expenses in Portland while studying at County Bank.
The Willamette Valley Development for an expensive water system, now he is be first considered, not private individu­
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the first to “howl’’ because the citizens, als, and,-is we see it to,get a court house
Miss Mary Phillips began teaching in the Holmes Business College. For par
What a different condition of affairs it League has adopted a motto, which is besides paying watei rates, will have to erected as soon as possible. True it is
ticulars, address the Principal, Holmes
“
A
Square
Deal
for
Oregon.
’
’
That
is
to
the Hays district on Monday.
would bring about in Tillamook City if
be taxed as well. Rollie ought to know that this can easily be delayed if there is
Arthur Hill commenced teaching in Business College, 28 36, Y.M.C.A. Build­ the attorneys would refuse to appear for the point. Why net start a Tillamook
that the city council can only levy a 2- any friction between the people of this
ing,
Portland,
Or.
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Development
League
—
it
is
wh.it
is
now
the Spruce school on Monday.
the gamblers and those who violate the
Boot and Shoe Shop.—Look for the local option law. It would not only be want—with the motto, “Give Tillamook mill tax for general purposes, whereas citv, but there ought not to be. As we
Attention, Loggers.—Get your boots
the bond buyers fixed it so that the citi­ understand it, the county court decided
Big
Boot
Sign
at
the
Second
Hand
Store.
a good thing for the community, but it a Square Deal- then Watch Tillamc ok zens could be taxed another 10 mills so some time ago to erect it 00 the old site,
and shoes calked by W. E. Page.
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Grow.’’
Over 30 years in the boot and shoe
A. W. Phelps has returned, after being manufacturing business. All work done would redound to the honor of the Tilla
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1 that they could get their interest if the and having obtained a bid to erect a new
mook bar. It is plain to see that. Deputy
It is hardly a square deal for one offi- (
absent about five weeks in Portland.
water system did raise enough court house at a low figure and which
with neatness and dispatch. Come and District Attorney Cooper is not receiving cial to go to a person who was violating new
, money to do so. Rollie should be the no one ought to object to, we want to
The Best Stock of Winter Shoes at see.—W. E. Page.
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the support of the county and city offi­ the local option law and inform him that last man to “howl” about additional see Judge Conder push the erection of the
Cohn’s. Big stock of high top shoes.*
The passengers who went out on the cials and those who voted for local op he must quit the business and for ano
building as fast as possible. Should the
Key. R. Y. Blalock with preach in the Sue H. Elmore on Sunday were Mrs. G. tion in his effort to have the law en­ ther official to prosecute another per- taxation because the bloated bond hold­
court, however, take again into consid­
ers
have
now
the
citizens
on
the
hip.
As
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. Bennett, Mrs. Green, W. A. Williams A. forced, and for that reason the attor- son for violating the law. Serve them all
a matter of fact Rollie has commenced eration the question of a new location.
For sale, a good one horse buggy, alj B. Allison, Mrs. Huntsinger, PaulHai- tie vs would show good judgment by alike, for Tillamook City has seen too “howling” because it looks as though It would be morally bound to return the
in first class order. To be sold cheap by sen, Mrs. 0. Crane, B. and J. Donaldson assisting the proper officials in doing much of the system of allowing certain the water commission will have to levy a present site to Mr. Thayer, who gave it
W. E. Page.
Mrs. H. Cary, Mrs. Laughlin, E. Miller their duty, for in previous years too much persons the privilege of breaking the law lO.mill tax—and “send this money,” not to the county to erect a court house on.
pettifoggying was resorted to in the jus­ and arresting others who were not in the to buv beverages, but interest on bonds.
Miss Clara Eichenger is teaching in the and F. A. Moore.
I have a fine saw mill site on my place tice court to clear those who justly de­ ring for violating the law. Justice ought
Sandlake district, and commenced there
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NEHALEM.
to be dealt out fairly to all, and when
on the Wilson river, half a mile from served punishment.
on Monday.
A few hundred of the saloon revenue
persons
violate
the
local
option
law
we
would look good, if the city had it to
Lvster Myer, who was seriously in­
Charley Handey returned from Min­
B. 0. Snuffer and John Latimer have where river empties into the bay. Has
put grayel on the main business streets
bought the fine Percheron stallion, pay­ already 10 acres boomage and about jured in the logging camp of the Tilla contend there should be no priviledged and fill up some of the mud holes.— nesota by way of California the first of
three million feet spruce timber near the mook Logging Company on Thursday persons.
the week.
ing $2,400 for it.
Herald.
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boom. Will sell at reasonable figures.— morning of last week, died somewhat
Prof. G. A. Walker and family moved
We will analyse this paragraph so that
W. E. Fage has bought the lot south
Persons who violate the local option
L. G. Freeman, Tillamook, Or.
suddenly and unexpectedly at eight
law have no reason to complain if com­ the citizens can see through it. Rollie is out last week, going to the south part
of the Headlight office from G. B. Lamb,
The Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook o’clock the same evening at the Allen plaints are sworn out against them and wanting saloons so that Tillamook City of Tillamook,
paying $250 for it.
H. H. Tubbesing has spent the week
railroad is being built again. As a well- house. It was about eight o'clock in the they have to pay fines. It they think can get money out of them to improve
Frank Hadlev will open up the store
known newspaper man is said to be one morning when the accident happened, they can override the will of the people roads in thecity, or. in other words, he at Portland visiting the fair,
recently occupied by Morton & Tromb­
of the directors, the road will probably and it was noon before he was brought and defy the law they will soon find out wants fieople to come to Tillamook City,
F. Zaddach and wife went to Portland
ley with a restaurant.
Ire finished. W hen the time comes Tilla- to the city and his injuries were attend, that thev will get into trouble sooner or or those in the citv. to spend their money on Friday to visit the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Sarchet returned home mook will be pleased to accept congratu­ ed to by the doctors. He came out of the
The run of saluion has been good so
later, and into serious trouble with the for “booze” so that the citv can work a
on 3aturdav after visiting relatives at lations.—Lincoln County News.
chloriform after the injured limb had been
government. So the best and safest way “graft” upon them to pay for improving far this fall.
Dallas and visiting the fair.
set feeling strong, and although his knee
for those who have been violating the
The Tillamook Lumbering Company
Ralph Ackley will travel over the coun­ has brought suit against Annie Eastham was badly crushed and broken above the law ?« to comply with it in future, but
ty for the new hardware firm and as a and husband, Margaret Philebautn and knee, it looked a9 though the unfortu- if they will persist in acting smart, then
nate young man would pull through.
s ’e issue will dabble in real estate.
husband, ano Leonard. Ray, Harvev, About eight o’clock the same evening he the court should see what a good stiff
fine and imprisonment would do, for, no
Hood’s Long tuff boots will be sold at Guy and Leslie Ackley, which is a suit to
was suddenly seized with a convulsion,
GO TO
doubt, that is what a few persons in this
$4.00 a pair, and the short at $3.00 as divide certain property the parties are
and before the doctor was able to get to
soon as the stock arrives at Cohn’s. *
city
deserve.
interested in, Handley & Thayer being his bedside, he suddenly expired. It is
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The contract has been let to S. A. Brod­ the attorneys.
thought that his death was owing to a
Rollie keeps on bellyaching because
FOR
head for the erection of a new school
Rev. C. G. Zipf, of Galion, Ohio, came weak heart or that the blood from the in. some of the people send to Astoria and
house at Riverdale, the bid being $725.
in on Tuesday, being the new pastor for juredknee had affected »lie heart.His par. Portland for their beverages and the city PRIME BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL
Phoenix, Wankegan and Glidden Barb the German Reformed congregation in ents were present when he died. The de­ reaps no benefit from it. True, and the
AND SAUSAGE MEAT.
Wire for sale at Cohn’s. The Phoenix is this county. He will preach at the Ad­ ceased was 18 years of age, and the re­ consumers don’t run the risk of having
We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction.
the best and is guaranteed half a mile ventist Church on Sunday next at 1 p.m. mains were taken to Falls City,Or.,at the their beverages “doctored’’ in saloons to
Mr. Zipf takes the place of the late Rev. unfortunate boy’s request before he ex­ pay for city improvements. But it is
long.
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Main Street, Tillamook.
John Looser, who diedin California after pired, to be buried by the side of the re­ common talk around thecity that when
Mr D. Smith, of Indiana, a preminei t
he left Tilla nook.
mains of his grandfather.
Rollie wanted a buckboard auto, he did
lumberman of that state, is visiting with
not patronize any of the local business
A. H. Beatv has opened a new meat
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Southwick in this
mtn, not even those who handle car­
market on Main street and solicits a
Alderman’s Shortage.
ci tv.
riages, buggies and implements, but sent
share of the patronage. He has a fine
Henry Crenshaw was well enough to lot of young stock on hand which fie will
Mrs Aiderman has sent the following his money East—no wonder thev have
leave the hospital in Portland on Sun­
kill for the meat market, which will in letter to the bondsmen of the late good roads in Eastern states—and pre
day and may beexpected home about the
sure prime and tender meat for all those Sheriff Aiderman, which mav be of some scntly he will be soliciting advertisements
20th.
interest to the public, which is a follows. from the local merchants for his “boiled
who trade with him.
D ear S ir , —I have just seen a copy of
W. Mills’ son, w ho has been quite seri­
Rollie is
The commercial course at the Holmes a letter addressed by Hand lev & Thayer plate” Christmas edition.
ously sick with typhoid fever, is, we are
Business College equips the young mau to the bondsmen of H. H, Aiderman, barking up the wrong tree.
glad to hear, much better and out of with a working knowledge of banking, j
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which states that suit is to be brought
danger.
The Astoria & Columbia Riyer Rail
corporation accounts, general office | against those of the year 1 HOW and 1890,
road Company thinks it is entitled to
For Sale.—A good all round Horse for methods, in fact, bookkeeping as applied
family or firm purposes, cheap. Inquire to all kinds of business. Write for cata | and which also states that many of the more patronage from the business men
of John Bogart, at residence of P Me log 28-36 Y.M.C.A Building, Portland, bondsmen prefer to pay without a suit of Tillamook in handling freight l>ctween
to avoid litigation.
Portland and Astoria, for the reason
Intosh.
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Or.
I do not know how many have receiv
W. C. King has purchased from A. E
The following passengers came in ed this letter, so I send this to all those that it telephones every jobbing house
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in Portland Ixfore each and every trip
Imbler the propertv now occupied by on the steamer Elmore on Friday ; M. who have ever signed any bond.
the steamer, and for the further reason
Reynolds & Jones, and the consideration L Barber, S. Downs, Mrs. Riefenberg
I hope that none of the bondsmen will
was $3,150
and children, B. Hansen, N Hansen, do this. I have not been able to learn that the railroad company pays better
attention to the movement of Tillamook
Owing to the roads being cut up and Mrs. Hansen, W. T. West, wife and son, the names of the bondsmen who conterr.
freight,having established a daily service
Mr».
Wheeler.
Miss
B.
Wheeler,
El
Fish,
the bad weather the Gravson-McNamer
plate doing so, and have been assured by for it so that no delay my occur. That
stages on the Wilson river road have bocker, N. Baldwin, Roy Trout, Guv a good many of them, both by letter and
Bunn, Mrs Aiderman, Mrs. Finlayson, otherwise, that they do not believe that being the case, it is well for the business
I <en taken off.
men, when they order merchandise, not
there are any.
Tillamook County Bank v». W. Riefen H. Baker.
to forget that the railroad is paying
As I wrote once before in a letter to special attention to Tillamook freight,
I erg and W. S. Cone is a suit that was
Keeper H. D. Mahler, of Cape Meares
the
bondsmen,
I
will
furnish
a
defence
for
♦ led fot money, with H. T. Botts attor- light station, returned on Saturday from
ar.d being the quickest route ns well.
n y for plaintiff.
Portland, where he had been for a month them, and no one will lose anything by­
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The need of a tow boat in Tillamook
A ex. McNair & Co., commenced suit in charge of the light house exhibit at having signed such a bond.
unuTU)
n anta t MMOicn urxA Ntvm*
Elease send any papers served upon bay was again seen this week,with three
a ainsl Caroline Thornton, living an ac­ the fair. His daughter came near meet-
tion for money, H. T. Botts living thv , ing with a bad accident last week, for you to Ralph R. Duniway, 531 Chamber lumlier schooner beating about outside
l she was accidentally struck with an ax of Commerce, Portland. Oregon. I have and unable to get in for want of a tow
attorney for thv companv.
the liest legal advice obtainable.
boat. Lumliering can never lie made a
Thv uncalled for letters at the post in the hands of her brother, which fortu
It is not true that all efforts of the success in Tillamook bay until a tow
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natelv
only
made
a
small
gash
over
the
office are for Mrs. W. S. Allen,W. Brisco,
' county to realize anything from Mr, boat is secured, it fact, it is what is first
Geo. Brown. Mrs. E Hood, Miss Fannie left eye. and which Dr. Cptnn sewed up.
I Aiderman's estate have lieen met with required for a saw mill that is depending
Shaw and Mrs. E. R. Shaw
I yiiC city council met Monday night in stubborn resistance. 1 have offered the
upon shipping lumlier. It is no problem
There are three lumlier schooners out­ regular seaoion. and tba following bills County $1,800.which is more than there
to log timber and convert it into lumlier,
side nn<l they have lieen unable to get in were allowed: Eli Old», gravel. >30.50; are anv bonds for, and more than there but it is a problem with lumlier on the
Tiliamook
Lumber
Co.,
lumber.
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60
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tor want of a tow boat. Owing to the
is in Mr. Aiderman's estate, which thee : flocks and schooners unable to get in on
stormy weather the tug which was to W. C. Woolle. work. >1 ; Eli Old«, have not accepted.
i account, of no towing facilities. Such a
gravel. >10 ; C. Clements, »alary.
;
do the towing was unable to leave.
state of affairs others have bucked np
I.
H
Smith,
work.
>10.30;
I.
H
Smith,
Strayed Calves.
At a recent meeting of Abler Circie.No.
I against and eventually lost heart, and
Two strayed calves, one white an 1 unless something is done to supply the
4t. W ofW..a rtso’ution was adopted, work. >1.50; Tillamook Lumlier Co.,
sympathizing with Mrs. Geo. B Lamb in Ightsfor August and Septemlier, >70 ; other red, are on Rev. |<»hn Branch's [ need of a tow boat, there is going to lie
the death of her mother, Mr. Mary Thus Coates, salary, >15 ; Mason & place. Owner please call for them and I considerable delay and disappointment
1 pav eij>enaes.
Acklev. lamp«, etc.. >7.
Stratton at her home in Newberg.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
A. H. BEATY
$250.00 GIVEN
AWAY !
In Cash
7 and Mer­
li chandise,
t
By
Ì TODD &
CO.
January 1 st and
April 1st, 1906
The best values in
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur-
nishing Goods given also at
this sale.
TODD & CO
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CLOTHIERS.
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