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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 26, 1905. #1.50 per year. V LOST ON THE STEAMER ST. PAUL A hea\y consignment of Fall and \\ inter Goods, on which we had no insurance, therefore the loss is ours. 3 We have duplicated the order in part, which will arrive on this week’s steamer. In order to meet these bills which will be due and payable on the 15th of November, we are compelled to sacrilice all profits in a TEN DAYS SALE 3 7/? 33 20 Commencing NOVEMBER 1st and Closing NOVEMBER 11th. PER CENT DISCOUNT on our entire Stock 20 per cent DISCOUNT, j Except Rubber Goods. We will give you a discount of 20c. off on each one dollar. This applies on each and every article in the Store. are not trying to dispose a few lines of discount each department, FT! O FYI bOf. WORN, moth eaten, or out of of style, but out this applies that is OLD, SHELF i on our entire stock. ¡£&S Anything you may select goes at a discount. Call at our store at anytime between now and November 1st, price your article, and J during the sale we will sell it to you at 20c. less on the dollar. We want to convince you that this will be a genuine Sale and no remarking of goods will be done. This 20 per cent reduction applies on all new goods we have just received, as well as those we have had in stock. 33 : i 33 33 Stop to Think Just a peca ss of Coats. our J4EW GOODS tyzeevded this JVIonth. Ladies’ Coats in Latest Styles. Children’s Coats in Latest Styles. Misses’ Coats in Latest Styles. Furs of all Description. Rainproof Coats. Staples. Shoes. Dress Goods. Poplins. Heneretta. Mohairs. Novelties. Cashmeres. Covert. Serges. Rainproof. Broadcloth. Suitings. Ladies’ Shoes. Boy’s Heavy Shoes. Men’s Heavy Shoes. Children’s Shoes. Misses Shoes. ■1 Prints. Outing. Sheeting. Bleached Muslin. Unbleached Muslin. No Coupons will be given during this Sale and the 20 per cent discount applies only on cash sales. CARL A. PATZLAFF. i* ¿31 ¿3? >30^(1 f). Sixty years ago ! What a difference in New Transportation Company impaired, and with a tug owned by A paragraph in our last issue said the For Sale—A good all round Horse for Organized. local capital all former difficulties will family or farm purposes, cheap. Inquire "ladies” of the republican party had methods ! Then the hard-earned dollars be overcome. of John Bogart, at residence of P Mc kissed and made up, which should have were put in a leather bag or an old cof Last Monday an initial step was H. T. Botts, for abstracts. * read "leaders.” Probably the composi fee pot and hid under the hearthstone taken by many of the leading merchants Intosh. Forty Hours Prayer. C. Mills for bargains in real estate • Geo. Watt and wife returned on Thors- tor could not understand a kissing with or celler floor. But the days of the and bu»inc«a men of the city to procure I9°5 “ Stocking Bank ” anti the “ Coffee Pot out the ladies participating in it. Infants, wool vests at Mrs. Stur. day, being another family to return to better steamer service lietween Tills- Sacred , Heart Church, Tillamook, Ore. Bank “ are past. — Tillamook County the county. They will make their home The editor returned to his sanctum to geon’s. • ■nook bay porta and Columbia River, Beginning wi‘h High Mass, Friday, Bank. * day after a visit to the outside world, and also to secure better tug service on Fred Scomp was down from Trask on at Bay City. October 27 th. The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on this bay. The steamer Elmore left on Saturday and will be in the saddle again for the Tuesday. Conference in German and English. with the following passengers ; Mr. next issue of the Headlight. While in Thursday, bringing in the following pas The name given the new company is The very latest in hats and caps at Gilmore and wife, Miss Ringling and Regular Order, Portland the editor interviewed Mr. sengers ; Mrs. G. O. Nolan and children, the Tillamook Transportation At Tug Friday. Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * E. A. Edwards and wife, Al. |ohnson, C. Lytle in regard to the railroad situation Mrs. Maynard. Company. 10;()0 a.m —Spiritual Reading. Rosary John McNamer came in from Forest Lee Marks, of St. Louis, is assisting The incorporators are : F. S. White A fatal accident occurred on the north S. Hampton, Mr. Benfield, O. J. Edwards and Litany, in German. Grove on Saturday. and wife, Mrs. Geo. Williams, Geo. Watt I Mr. Haltom in the advertisemeut of a fork of the Nehalem on Saturday, while and wife and children, Rob. Rodeker, house, President Tillamook Lumber 11:00 a m. to 2:00 p.iu.—Silent Adora» Ladies'andchildrens’ winter underwear large ten days sale from November 1st to Prof. W. D. Eddy, and R. L. Holtz, Co. ; C. B. Hadley, President Wilson lion. at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * of Portland, were hunting deer in the Mrs. Pettys. D. Duncan, P. Long. J. H. River Lumber Co.; and R. W. Watson, 2:00 p.m.—Spiritual Rending, Rotary the 11th inclusive. Richardson and wife, G. M Young, J. T. editor of the Herald. Dr. Sharp had the misfortune to sprain and Litany, in English. I have 50 acres of land on the Nehalem mountains, when Eddy was shot bv his Nevins and wife, Mr. William, .Mrs. F. R. The new company is capitalized at 3:00 p.m.—Closing with Benediction. hi» ancle last Sunday. ’riverì want to hare cleared, will con- companion, mistaking him for a deer. Beals, Mrs. M. B. Green, Miss Elliott, F. $26,000.00, all of which has been sub Money to loan on improved farm pro- trace the me entire tract tr<iw or «« anv k part ”** there- Eddy died shortly after. Saturday, same ns Friday. C. Baker and wife. scribed by the business men of the city. 1 have a fine saw mill site on my place I , perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals. of.—F. R. Beals. Buy your Rubber Boots and Rub At Monday's meeting the stockholders Sunday, October 29th. Hiner and Lamb will soon commence on the Wilson river, half a mile from County Judge W. W Conder came up bera during “ Haltom’a” Gigantic elected the following three directors 1 Mass at 8;0O a.m. the erection of their new foundry and w here river empties into the bay. Has from Hebo this week on business. P. W. Todd, I). T. Edmunds and C. B. 9:30 n.m.—Spiritual Reading, Rosary already 10 acres boomage and about , Sale and save Vi to Vi. King & Mills will repair your 11m machine shop on their proprty north of Hadley. They authorized Mr F. S. and Litany, in German. three million feet spruce timlier near the i the steam laundry. brellas, guns, sewing machines, etc. Whitehouse and Mr. C. E. Hadley to go 10:30 a.m.—High Mass. Conference in Charley Smith Married. boom. Will sell at reasonable figures — Mr M. Smith, an uncle of Mrs. Gobar. ! to Portland and there arrange if possible Rev. C. G. Zipf will preach at the German and English. L. G. Freeman, Tillamook, Or. * Married, at the home of the bride’s died at Trask on Monday, and was I to buy the steamer Toledo, which was Noon to 2:00 p.m.—Silent Adoration. Adventist church on Sunday at 1 p tn. Word was received here Monday of parents, sev*»n miles north of Salem, on recently taken off the Coos Bay run. 2:00 p m.—Spiritual Reading, Rosary buried Wrdne-dav. Deceased was about G. W. Cox came in on Saturday bring the death of Mrs. Thos. Bibby, of Long Saturday, Oct. 8th. Mr. Charles H. Messrs, Whitehouse and Hadley left for and Litany, in England. ing m B. O. Snuffer’s pacing mare Lady seventy years of age. W. E. Catterlin is charged withassault Prairie. Mrs. Bibby went to a Portland Smith and Miss Lottie Powell, Rev , Portland yesterday, and if they are sue 3:00 p.m.—Solemn Closing, with the Julia. Brooks, ot the Evangelist Church of with n dangerous weapon upor. Con hospital some time ago to be operated cessful in purchasing the Toledo, the singing of the Litany of the Saints Married, at Astoria, on Tuesday, Mrs. Desmond on Wednesday, and the case on ter a cancer, and did not survive the Brooks, officiating. and Benediction company will have the boat thoroughly Josephine Stillwell to Mr. W. C. Brani- The bride is lately from the east and operation. The remains will be taken I repaired, and ezpeet to install a new will be tried on Friday. Order for Silent Adoration. bach, of Illwaco, Wash. since her stay in Salem has m »de many ! | 150 H.P. engine, thus making her the The Sue H. Elmore towed the lumber 1 to her former home for burial Friday. friends, while the groom is well known See L. R Maynard, agent for Liquid Married bv Justice Goodman, on Tues fastest steamer of her size on the coast, i schooner Marion in this (Thursday) Families Electricity for Tillamook County. Also morning, to foad lumber at the Tilla : day, at Astoria, Mr. Oscar J. Edwards in Tillamook County, but for the past At present, the boat has accommoda Sanders, Jacobs, Mischnud.—11 a.m to on sale at McNair’s store. to Miss Hellen E. Crevling The groom few months has resided in Salem. tions for forty passengers and is fully j mook Lumber Co's. mill. j Noon. The bride was becomingly attired in is a son ot Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Edwards, A cabbage weighing 27 pounds wns equipped for towing. Wanted, to rent, a dairy farm, with Melchior. |I'ilipatrick.—Noon to 1 p.m. bine cashmere with trimmings of white place. and the bride's home is in Klickitat Co , raised on Mrs. A. L. Donaldson’s This boat,owned by .Tillamook capital,' Eisen, Guptil, Barnes —1 to 2 p.m. 20 cows or more, by an industrious and Wash. Both are highly respected, and silk and applique. Many beautiful and will supply a long needed want and in , a few mile« east of this city. persevering dairyman, by the 1st Nov. useful presents were received. their friends wish them a long life of hap Saturday. I »urea regular lumber shipments from Max Crandall, a mcmlier of the firm Enquire at the Headlight office. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for Portland piness. ( this port. The greatest difficulty with Pelts, Maticbeck, Kutcher—11 a.rn. to of Clark and Buchanan, came in Mon to spend their honeymoon, amid showers The hose company was called out Noon. dar to expert the county books. ...... Tlle second trial of Jesse Earl for yio- of rice and good wishes for a long and ! which our milling men have had to deal Tuesday morning to a fire in the Tilla- is that of securing tug service lor the Durrer, Plasker — Noou to 1 p m. fire . lating the local option law was tried tin Lawrence Sander’s team ran a wav on ' mook Lumbering Co’s. mill. The . — --- happy life. ________________ many lumlier schooners which enter and Horas, Mahony, Tone.—1 to 2 p in. ---- . Thursday, when the jury ag. in d «agreed Monday, tearing a nan'ier of fences was under control when the hose com- Sunday. depart from this port. A few weeks ago p»\VX^d n thereThich''wa.Tmn put and was d.sch.rged, three Lott down in the south end of town. theGuide,bound for thisport.was waited Murphy, Stroebt, Young, Provost.— conviction and three against In the Mr and Mrs. E. A. Ed wards returned out. About three week, ago, a large doable outside for nearly three weeks to be Noon to 1 p.m. first trial four of the jurymen were fora to the city today, accompanied bv their An action for money, in which Alex black cashmere shawl between Tilla lowed into port, while the Oakland was O'Hara, Haag, Staseck, Weber, Blaser. conviction and two against. As there i, newly married son and daughter-in-law. McNair was plaintiff and Geo. S. Brooks mook an* Long Prairie Finder will lie — 1 to 2 p.m. difficult» in getting a jury without some suitably rewarded by leaving at thi, obliged to abandon her intention of com Joe Richardson and wife returned on defendent, was tried before a jury, in of the jurymen being prejudiced against office or returning to N.H. Owen». 1 O G D. ing in here and went to Astoria, where Thursday to make their home at Gsri Ju-'ge Conder’s Court on Tues-lay. The the local option law. Deputy District At- she was later towed up the river to Van- Wednesday Morning, November baldi.where they will start a restaurant. jury brought is a vrrdiet awarding »60 torn». Cooper dismissed the case. Social dance at the opera j convey for a cargo. The achooner iat, for io day», the greatest of to plaintiff Dont fail to attend Haltom'ssale house, Saturday, October the i Marion, from Friaco. bound for this Haltom’s store will be closed Remember every item of mer port.waited outside the barfor ten days all sales open». Remember thia Mondav. Oct. 3Oth. and Tue - chandise in stock will be sacrificed Opens Wednesday Morning at 9 28th. Good music and good Thus it is seen that the tug service is so la a bona fide sale -Haltom’s De day,Oct >ber 31 st. to rearrange in price November xst to November o'clock Entire stock ot fresh new ' uMitisfactory that shipping is seriously partment Store. management. goods to be sold in 10 days and mark down their entire xxth at Haltom’s stock of goods. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
