VIII
'H 1 M ook
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
MAY 31, 1906
$1.50 per year,
jottings .
Vote the Straight Repnbli
can Ticket, and Snow Under
those who won’t play fair in
I politics. By voting a straight
U I
republican ticket it shows
’dit j
^■Morris about your eves. Ex- that yon are in favor of the
til" fl
direct primary law and that
"inf I
jHi,i Millinery and Ribbons at primary candidates ought to
4M I
K at the ojiera house, be supported by republicans.
-orai g ^fiance
Any person who failed to get
1« ■ ■tl
a
nomination and then tarns
X 1
has bought out II. A.
ronnd and bucks his party is
^■ber
shop.
-•nd S
^■ance came in on the stage on not playing fair or honorable
in politics. DON’T SCRATCH
8 morning.
YOUR TICKET.
■
ot
all
descriptions
for
sale
or
■
The Tillamook Development League
1 gnve Handley & Thayer power to collect 1 except as hereinafter provided.”
was the name of an organization that JUDGE CONDER AND HIS taxes
they
had been illegally
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___ - com-
-- ' follows a provision in regard to fees for
THAYER
CONTRACT.
was formed on Thursday evening tor the
promised, for it reads; "And bv reason ' the county clerk of Lane County, and
of any illegal compromise of taxes here- »he next Hrction provides for pay f »r tlie
pur|KMe of taking an interest in the wel.
Some Facts People Ought to toiore made.” We know of several in.' -------
sheriff - —
for the boarding
—....... R. of
... prisoners
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fare and development of the county. A
.
stances
where taxes were illegally coin- 110 *--*»•
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f-: - is ----
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further
provision
made
any
Know --Peculiar Method of
large numtier of business men attended
I promised, but we will only mention one feus to tie }>aid the sheriff for anv official
Conducting County Affairs. ! and it is right to the point. The Tilla services, except that by Sec. 9983.
tlw meeting at the city hall, and there
mook Lumbering Company, when C.
appears to lie a lively interest taken in
The Sheriff is required to collect mile
A good man; things are being said, j Thayer and others owned it. owed the age for serving civil process or wu'e
the matter and a disposition to pull to
! county St,721.4-7 for back taxes and this poenae, but lie is required ' to pay the
and
a
good
many
mistatement
are
being
gether for the betterment of the city and
was illegally compromised for same over tc the several county
county. The officers elected were Erwin circulated, and a good many so called $600, and at a loss to the county treasurers at the end of every month,”
explanations
are
being
made
in
regard
to
I
of
$1 I3X 47 1 1 1 lhd Mr. Thayer.
Harrison, president ; J. S. Lamar, vice-
In the Mason ca«e, the land office busi
president , Ralph Ackley, secretary ; E. the famous contract County Judge Con. | when he drew up that famous contract ness was a matter with which the
I I for fudge Conder to sign, have in mind’s county had nothing to do Tile clerk
der
entered
into
with
Handley
&
Thayer
T Hal tom, treasurer ; who. with John
j eye that if the county sued «nd forced
Harter, C. 1 Clough and W. G. Dwight, for the recovery of Alderman's shortage I thecollection ot that $1,121 47 he would acted under the laws of the United
and there is no statute requiring
and
delinquent
taxes.
This
is
a
public
have to pay, but by the terms ot the States,
will form the executive board. A con.
the clerk to pay over such fees. Nor
stitution was agreed upon and a mem matter and is open to discussion and cri contract he would save 40 per cent of eouiil there ls<, as the clerk cannot lie
the amount by collecting his own back
bership fee of $6 a year. The League ticism. The Headlight has often criticised taxes? Most everybody is aware that compelled to do the work. Hut with the
sheriff the statute says he “ muse" make
this
contract,
and
will
probably
do
so
Kg & Mills.
will meet the first Thursday in each
Judge; Conder and Handley & Thayer
, M a<v ' IU
H
again before the affair is settled, but it put their heads together and sued Homer arrests. 4tc., &c.
month,
and
it
starts
out
with
bright
pros
■l, teller, of Oretown. was in
A complete line of the Myers' Slav on
is not our intention to do so at the pre. Mason for money over which they or the
Wednesday.
Barn Door Track and Hangers at King pects of becoming a live factor in the
U>d ■
CÀRL HAHERLACH.
sent time, but simply to give the facts county had no jurisdiction, but no one
future
development
of
Tillamook
City
&
Milla.
ever heard of fudge Conder and Handley
lr> ■ ■ra Foster has gone to Lents
Repnblican
< untiidute for
so
that
our
readers
may
be
fully
advised
and County.
& Thayer putting their heads together
■ ith her sister.
Teaming and draying done bv Chas.
f'onnljr Treasurer.
what
has
transpired
and
what
is
liable
to
and
making
an
effort
to
collect
the
bal
•('ü
Clerk G. B. Lamb has received
■1 ■will feed your team hay and Adkins. Leave orders, which will be a County
transpire. When Handley &Thaver was ance ofthetaxes.amountingto $1,121 47
letter from Attorney General A. M.
promptly attended to, at Easter's barn.
■ over night for 50c.
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employed they were paid a retainer's fee that Mr. Thayer owed the county on the
saw mill property, and which has never
Crawford in regard to setting out fire
■<> loan on improved farm pro- Both phones. Household furniture care and the issuance of fire permits by the of $100 and Judge Conder entered into been paid and probably never will be.
fully
moved.
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Kply to F. R. Beals.
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the following contract, which neither of
county clerks, which reads; "Yuurfavor
The passengers who went out on the
the commissioners saw until they read
K, of Beaver, Tillamook county,
of the 22nd instant, in relation to burn it in the Headlight ;
SHERIFF’S DOUBLE PAY
S® rgains in real estate.
Sue
II.
Elmore
on
Tuesday
were;
Miss
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ing logs and stumps on pasture land up " It is hereby agreed by and between Tilla
W. Goyne, A. Larsen, F. FiBher, F. A.
County, Oregon, and the law firm of
lowman, of Forest Grove, was DeVary, D Anderson, M ibb Snelling, on which there is no standing timber or mook
>1,600 a
Hundley Sc Thayer, shall as attorneys for I Law Allows Him
brush, is received, in which you ask Tillamook County, Oregon, immediately
ver the county last week,
G, W. King and wife, A. J. Cohn and
Year
—
Not
Entitled
to
Extra
commence to enforce by all necessary and
whether in the opinion of this office it is practicable legal nrocess all claims which the
ding matter of all kinds go to Mrs. Win. Olsen.
Pay for Making Arrests.
said county has against anyone by reason of
necessary
for
the
owner
of
such
pasture
mook Confectionery and Ba-
delinquency of H. H. Aiderman, late
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in land to take out a fire peimit before set the
sheriff and ex-officio tax collector of said
We are not able to find wherein Sheriff
on Monday, her passengers being Miss ting out tire to such logs or stumps. county, and by reason of any illegal com
promise of taxes heretofore made with any Woolte is entitled to pay. other than the
ifert has sold bi* photo gallery Tittle, Mrs. Munson, Mr. J. Wilson and
and by reason of any other delinquency
Section 5 of chapter 227 of the Laws oi one.
on the part of any person liable to the said $l,6i>0 a year which the law allows him,
'Millan, who came from Cali- wife, Mrs. Cox and daughter, F. Fisher,
1905, found at page 399 of said laws, county on any account and shall diligently
for making arrests in justice court cnses,
F. A. DeVary, Messrs. Mangilsou, Me contains the requirements for obtaining prosecute the same to a determination ;
" Provided no suit or action in the courts notwithstanding the fact that the dem
the habit of trading at Patz- Millan and Harris
a fire permit before setting out fire, and shall be instituted without the sanction of
the County Judge of snid county and the ocrats are trying to convince the people
receiye a 5 per cent discount
J. D. Edwards was in the city Tuesday it seems to me that the case you men said Hundley Ac 1 buyer shall receive as com
promise
for services, five per cent of $1,600 | that he is entitled to extra pay. He is
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and shaking hands with old friends. He tion does not come within the require delinquency
of said H, H. Aiderman, secured | not, so far as we are able to ascertain
tux collector's bonds if the same is made I
Tillamook Confectionery and is ready to run for office, but the fight ments of said section. You do not state by
w-ithout legal process, if with legal process : and construe the law. Anyway, even if
ir candy, nuts, fruits,magazines, amongst the democrats iu the county in your letter whether the lands upon 10 per cent thereon ;
Twenty-five per cent of all sums made i the la w did give him that right to take
has giyen John cold feet.
which the stumps and logs are proposed on •• account
of the aforesaid sheriff and tax | double pay, he ought to have been satis
delinquency, in excess of the afore- I
When you want to buy or sell real to be burned are contiguous to grain collector's
orris, socialist candidate for
said $1,600 ; and 40 per cent on all sums tied with asalarv of $1,600 a vear.which
Carl Haharlacli, th«' popular candidate
made on any other claims due the said
mmissioner, was in the city on estate, timber, city property, horses, fields, but supposing it is not, I am of county;
a retainer of 4100 to be paid on a large number of taxpayers would like for the office of County Treasurer on the
cattle, or any thing of value. J. C. Bewlev the opinion that a fire permit is not the execution of this contract.
to receive. But if Sheriff Woolfe can c< n Republican ticket, was born in Germany
" Executed 111 duplicate.
necessary in such a case ’’
’’ Witness our hands this 7th day of strue the law that he is entitled to the i in 1879
wley sold 80 acres of Sira Earle will be pleased to help you. He has a
At the age of two years he
September,
1904,
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double pay. we cannot, so we say the came to this country with his parents
R. R. Peters, the consideration large list to select from for sale.
•T ili - amook C ounty O kkoon ,
Republican Meetings.
" By W. W. CoNnsR. County Judge.
Mrs. W. S. Buel, primary teacher of
money he and his deputy have drawn for He has lived in Tillamook for several
180.
"HANDl.EV & THXt'KR."
Four republican meetings were held in
Fairview
school,
has
gone
to
Sheridan
leave your horses in the rain
It is now two and a half years since making arrests ought to be returned to years, is a lawyer by profession, and in
the county this week, winch were ad
u can tie them in Harris' Tie to spend two weeks visiting friends and
the shortage was discovered, and the j the county. For the information of our the last two or three years he has been
dressed by Mr. E. B. Tongue, of Hills
•lOcts.
• relatives. She will commence a summer
count v is not in court yet. but here is the readers we will give the law liearing on actively engaged in acting as secretary
boro. Monday afternoon he address a
term in the Hays' district |une 18.
the subject ;
and salesman for several of the largest
miserable showing made ;
forget to stop at Harris' Feed
It is the duty of the sheriff, as laid cheese factories (both co-operative and
Dr. Morris will be at Cloverdale next good meeting at Cloverdale and in the
First—Claim presented ngainst the es
ic cheapest place in the city to
in sulaiivision 2. Sec. 1017, Bellin
Thursday, and those who want their evening spoke at Woods, where he had tate of H. H. Aiderman, to Judge Con down
ur team.
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ger A Cotton's Oregon laws, "To exe private) in this county. He is in every
eyes examined should call upon him. We another good meeting. Tuesday even der and allowed by him.
way well qualified for the position, and
An appeal was taken from this allow cute the process and orders of the Courts
rrived, the finest line of decorat
can say for Dr.Morris that he iso.k. and ing he address a meeting in the opera ance to the Circuit Court, and after a of Jusl'ce or of judicial officers, when if elected will give the best of satisfac
ware ever seen in Tillamook, at
house, when there was a good turn out,
will give everybody a square deal.
change of venue was had to Yamhill delivered to him for that purpose, ac tion and will always be on hand to at
Mills.
when Mr. Tongue made a fine speech. County, the case was dismissed at the cording to the provisions of this code or tend to the duties of the office.
in canvassing the votes, the board
ted, a horse, weight about 1,300, made a slight mistake in Hebo precinct, Mr.W. H. Cooper, state committeeman, County’s expense. The expense being other statute.”
In Chapter XX of title XVIII are 1
Rheumatism.
Bng and driving.—Address G. H. in the votes cast for commissioner. Geo. introduced the speaker,who immediately very ht-avv, as Max Crandall was found the following provisions : Koc. |
brought as a witness from Eastern Ore
Why suffer flora thia painful malady
started
in
to
answer
Governor
Cham
■1, Barnegat, Or.
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1590
provides
in
regard
to
a
warrant
tor
gon
and
received
double
mileage.
W. Bodytelt’s vote was 12 and not 20.
when one application of Chamberlains
that " If the warrant be Issued by Pain
■t be caught "out in the wet" as was published. H. Farmer’s vote of berlain, who had been claiming a great
Second—Suit brought against Homer arrest
Balm gives relief 1 Hundreds of
any
other
magistrate
than
a
justice
of
many
things
which
he
was
not
entitled
Mason in attempt to recover fees for the supreme court, it must he directed to grateful people testify to the magical
■ the inevitable "rainy day" comes. 17 was correct, but he carried the pre
to,
and
dwelt
upon
this
at
some
length,
work
done
in
the
matter
of
U.
S.
Land
power
of this remedy over rheumatism.
■ mook Co. Bank.
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any sheriff or constable of the county in For sale
cinct by 5 votes.
by Chas. I. Clough’s Drugstore.
satisfying his audience that the governor Office business. Suit brought Jan. 21, which it is issued."
■have had to leave out several com-
There will be a union temperance meet was not the business manager he was 1905. On April 19, 1905, this case was
By Sec. 1583 the statute expressly says
dismissed, with judgment against the
■ation owing to reaching us too ing at the U. B. Church next Sunday
that a justice of the peace is a "magis-
represented to be. Mr. Tongue charac County for costs and disbursements.
■nr this week's issue.
before election and everyone interested terized the attack on Dr. Withycombe
t.ate.
"
Third—Suit was brought against
A MATTER OF HEALTH
■our horses are afraid of the auto. injthe temperance question ought to be because he was foreign born as un-Amer Edith M. Aiderman to set nside deeds,
Sec. 1586 give the foriu for a warrant
of
arrest,
and
according
tn
that
form
Bes tie them in Harris' tie sheds. It out. Besides this is Bro. Connor's last ican. stating that the democrats would on March 3, 1905, and after various
service before conference and may be his allow foreign born citizens to vote, but proceedings therein the same was dis the warrant is directed " To any sheriff
■nly cost you 10 cts.
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missed with judgment against Tilla or constable of the county of----- .”
I. Barnett, who was declarer! insane last service in Tillamook. Everybody hut that they were not good enough to mook County, for the costs and disburse
Sec. 2267 in relation to criminal pro
meek, was taken to the insane asy- cordially invited to come.
ceedings before justices of the peace
hold office, whereas the republicans took ments.
Friday evening the graduating exer. the position that foreign horn citizens
Fourth—Suit brought io Multnomah provides that " A warrant of arrest in a
■t Salem on Sunday.
cises ot the pupils ol the high school will were good enough to vote and good County against Mrs. Aiderman, as ad criminal action is issued, directed, and
larlcs Lutman and family came in
executed in all respects as the wairant
take place at the opera house. A large enough to hold office. Mr. Tongue said ministratrix, on account of tax matters. Srovided for in chapter XX. of title:
Dismissed with judgment against Tilla
I Gorchen, Lane county, and have
crowd always attends these exercises, foreign blood circulated through his mook County lor costs aud disburse, AVU,
trial 11
mum oe
uriue re-
IVllI., . except that
it must
tie made
I to the Nehalem to reside.
1 tamable only before the justice wlm
for which an excellent program is pre veins, but he would not yield to anyone ments.
jester Holden returned Monday from pared. The graduates are Miss Ella |. in li yalty to his country. Mr. Tongue
issues
it.
”
Fifth—Four suits filed Oct. 28,1905,
Sec. 2202 in relation to serving sum
|land, where he had attended the Hays, Whitman Lamb, Howard Drew, pointed out the importance of republi against Mrs Aiderman and the bonds
moos in justice court provides " Die
i lodge of the Oddfellows.
Miss Grace Whitehouse and George H. cans supporting the entire ticket, for men of H. H. Aiderman, for shortages summons must tie served by the sheriff
claimed in tax collections. These mat
'. Bewley ought to make a good Gobar.
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having taken part in the primary elec tersare still pending, but we are ad of the county or his deputy, or any con
of any precinct in the county, or
able ofthe second district if the peo-
Sunday services nt Christian Church. tion, they were, he thought, morally vised that the County's attorneys expect stable
ant an officer who will enforce the Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at bound to support it. Mr. Tongue spoke that two ol these will lie dismi-sed by by a marshal of any incorporated city
the court (of course with judgment for or town within the limits of sucli city or
11 a. m. Subject: "The Power ot Thought. at Bay City on Wednesday and left for the costs against the county). The town.”
e Tillamook Confectionery and In the evening the Sunday School will home on Thursday.
liability of the bondsmen in other cases I Sec. 2931 provides salaries for the
will not amount to as much, in any ' sheriff of the various uounties. I lie
ar, Todd's new building, is the place give a “Children's Day” program at 7
t your school supplies, pencils and p m. taking the Endeavor hour. This is Twenty Miles of New Logging event, as the county conld have settled 1 sheriff of I illamook county, receiving
the matter before suit was brought, and $1600 00 and *600.00 for a deputy.
Road.
I tablets.
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done to avoid conflict with the union
which, we are informed, the county
Sec. 2935 provides that the salariea
kst arrived, at the Red Front Shoe temperance meeting at the U. B. Church.
The Chapman Lumber Company, of would be willing to accept to-day, provided for in favor of tile said
with
the
added
prospects
that
the
sheriffs,
Ac , are to lie paid by I he
use, the latest aud best styles of foot Everybody invited to come to these Portland, has begun the construction of
county may entirely fail in all of the various counties, “and no one of iuc I i
nr. The public is invited to call and services,
a 20-mile logging road from Scappoose suits.
officials shall lie entitled to receive a ly
imine these goods.
A question was raised, when the last fees or other compensation for Ins
The Piesbyterian church was well filled westerly into the dense fir forests of
Immett Quick and family will leave on Sunday morning, which had been Columbia County. The estimated cost term of the circuit court was in session, services than as alsive provided, and
Forest Grove shortly, where he will nicely decorated with festoons of green, of the road is $100,000, and the com whether Judge Conder's contract with
employed hauling in connection with the occasion being the baccalaureate ser. I pany hopes to complete the track hy Handlev & Thayer was legal, and Dis
t railroad construction.
mon to the graduates of the high school, next winter. M. B. Golden has the con trict Attorney McNary gave it as hie
■have
eves examined if they give Rev. C. A. Stock well, pastor ofthe ME tract for grading the right of way, and opinion that the contract was an iron
lave yonr eyes
■u trouble, for ic may cost you consid- ¡church, preached the sermon, and Revs, has a large force of pick and-shovel men bound contract, took the matter entirely
■hble worry and expense later. Sec Dr., G. F. Zimmerman and J. E. Connor tak- at work. Two piledrivers ere operated out of the bands of the district attor
ing part in the service. Jenkins’ orches along a two mile stretch near Scappoose ney's office, also out of the hands of the |
■orris in the Olsen building.
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where considerable trestle work is to be county court, and all that the latter can
■The patrons of the Fairview factory tra furnished the music and Misses Edna
built.
do is to allow the commission and pay
live already received pay for the milk Aiderman, Ida Goyne, Hazel 'Mc
"An easy grade of two per cent has
■livered for the first part of May, and Nair and a male quartet furnished the been secured all the way up." said Mr. the costs of the foolish suits that were
brought and knocked out in the courts.
vocal music.
■ceived *1 per hundred pounds.
Golden. '* and the lumber company is al There is no truth whatever in the re-
The
eye
doctors
who
were
in
Tillamook
ready establishing camps a few miles port that certain parties went to the
■ Don't forget the dance at the Opera
■louse, Monday, June 4th. Good music recently made a regular killing with , out. where an immense body of heavy fir district attorney and asked him to quash
■nd the heat management. Tickets 75c. some people. They fitted people with begins. The road will be of standard the whole proceedings, but they did go
glasses and charged them *60. *50, *40 gauge, and its ultimate destination is to him and obtained the above facte, for
Kcme cut and enjoy the evening.
the reason that Mr. H. F. Goodspeed
I Mr. M. P. Lamb came in from Eugene and so on for glasses which they could Tillamook. When it reaches that por had been asked what he would do with
have
obtained
from
Dr
Morris
in
this
the Conder-Thayer contract when he be
tion
of
the
coast
it
will
serve
to
connect
last week on a visit to his son. County
came county judge, w hen it was found
fclcrk Lamb, and to shake bands with city from *4 to $7.50. These are facta Portland with a large scope of fertile . the next county court’s har.de would be
which we have ascertained. We wish country that has long been tributary to
khe old timers and friends.
tied and its mouth gagged.
to say a word for Dr. Morris, who has San Francisco, although in a straight
No sooner had the contract been signed
Mrs. Wm. Olsen left for her home at
located in thia city, for we are highly line not more than 60 miles from this when Handley & 1 haver took upon
[Vallejo, Cal., after visiting with Mr. and pleased with the glasses he furnished us
| themselves the collection of delinquent
Mrs. A. J. Cohn in this citv. Mr. Cobn and would recommend those who want citv.
"Scappoose, which is 20 miles north of taxes and sent out a number ol circulars
accompanying her as tar as Portland.
, glasses to go to him, for he will give sati»- Portland, is booming as a result of rail ' to those who owed back taxes, and in
doing so sent a lot of duns to those who
As I expect to leave on or about June |
WU1 B,g deece yoJ for *60
road construction. Many buildings are had paid their texes and held receipts.
15, all bills that I owe please present by ,
glasses only costing a few dollars going up. and the prospects are good Some people "erame quite indignant on
that time; alwi those wfio owe me will j Mr. —
. parties
..
.
Turney is one of . the
who
for a busy building season there all the account of thia. Whenever Sheriff Woolle
received a letter caving the parties want
please call and settle.—II. A. Smith, paid *30 for what he could have
.ve«r-”
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ed to pav their back taxes, thia was
barber.
obtained from Dr. Morris for $7 50.
turned over to Handley fc Thayer, thus
Agent Wanted.
Ship you- cheese direct to J. D. Ag»n,
that they were running that
Wanted, a mao to sell in this field ex I showing
Seattle. Tacoma or Bellingham. Wash.,
Social dance at the Opera House
ol the sheriff's office, and thereby
plosively for ope of the largest nurseries 1 part
making lees for Handley 8t Thayer to be
and by doing so you get the highest Monday, June 4. Good music and in the west. Chsh advauced weekly.
price and save the middle inane com- managenseat Come out aad en j Address Washington Nursery Com- paid br the county.
I panv, Toppenish. Washington.
joy the evening Tickets 7$C.
Bifseioa.
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It will be noticed that the contract
liie
for abstracts.
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M fe I
li 1 ^^■et Mrs. Lindsey's sale. •
«Im* 1
0<rs and hay tools at King
Closing Out !
Closing Out !
I am going to close out my entire stock of
Millinery, gibbons, Etc.
At Lowest Prices. Now is the
Time to Buy. Call and See
Nirs, Eindsey’s millinery
Opposite Liarsen House.
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