Tillamook headlight., August 23, 1906, Image 8

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 23.
I
CLOUGH’S PLAIN TEAT 'committed aJultery with her ahead} ¡B of elevating himself to manhood is the
teal fluid being extracted gently, speedily
FAIR PROGRAM
temperate use of wine, which in all
* his heart.
and thoroughly, therefore removing a
There is no such thing in the savage Christian lands are made and sold with
BISTOURY
Tillamook needs fixing—the sooner it great amount of the drudgery in connec­ For Thursday, Friday and
world as youth. At puberity he ia as much no more tax than milk. Other stiu. .
tion with this very profitable adjunct of
is fixed with a railroad the better.
For Cutting Obstructed Teats of a man as lie will ever be for he lie* er lants are as bad as the disease, and 01 ly
Saturday.
* * *
our growing agricultural district. As
undertakes to be master of his passions, furnish temporary relief.
Boom Tillamook the next few years the dairymen of Tillamook have become
The Inde|iendent Church undertakes
THURSDAY.
Christ
said let him that is without sin
and make the county grow and crow.
particularly interested in the milking
men experience the step from youth to manhood. The
10 a,m.—Farmers’ Congress.
cast
the
first
stone.
All
machines, we look for a number to be
1 p.m.—Coronation of the Queen, with Illustration shows instrument both open the evils that attend puberity sooner or popular Protestant churches are good
“Ha ha !” Is the “old bov” raising installed in this county by next spring,
the Tillamook Fair Scouts as Guard of
another illegitimate pup ? "Ha ha !’’
for cutting and close.) for inserting. later and need the step from youth to enough for «omen and children and
that is if the dairymen can be satisfied
very cld men, hut they are entirely in.
* * *
Honor.
This
obstruction may be a stricture or manhood.
Why not exhibit a few of the toll road they are an improvement over the hand
adequate for men in the prime of life in
2.15—Acrobats and free attractions
is
the
first
step
to
man
Repentance
other
growth
of
a
tumorous
nature,
advocates at the fair ? They would cer­ teat machine. * * *
3.30— Matinee at the opera house.
which is often the result of the bite of a hood. When a youth is sorry of his iiiib - general. Nine out of ten of the bovs
tainly be an attraction for the numerous
7.30— Tillamook Fair Scouts’ drill.
dog.a kick ora bruise caused by going erablecondition that acts as a viper to that aie by Protestant parents loose their
Some few years ago it was said that
visitors.
8.30— Vaudeville show at opera house. over a fence or through a dense under his soul and blasts every hope, it is lime faith'at puberity for want of association
the Headlight had given the county a
* * *
10.30— Dance.
brush; or the cow may have had some to turn from the evil of his way and be­ of men who are master of their passions,
The Press ought to agitate the ques­ “black eye” because it informed the peo­
who subscribe to virtue and temperance.
FRIDAY.
trouble with that quarter of her bag. come a man.
ple
there
was
nothing
but
“
hot
air
”
in
tion of getting an amendment to the
10 a.m. — Development League Con­ and in milking and forcing the thickly
The modern saloon, where pictures of
I have every respect for an lionesi
constitution whereby the $300 exemp­ the railroad gossip, which also pricked a
curded milk out, a small rupture had physician, but the remedy for the sin naked women adorn the walls and vul­
juvenile boom which had been hatched gress.
tion can be made constitutional.
garity is al a premium, exists for want
11—Tillamook Fair Scouts’ drill.
resulted, so that when the scar tissue against nature does not lie in the medical of a lietter place, where men practice
by those who had real estate to sell, and,
* * *
2
p.m
—
Acrobats
and
free
attractions.
formed,
the
opening
became
smaller.
Oh my, that old saw mill office of course, the editor was considered a
world. The only stimulant I would le- respect for temperance and virtue.
3 30—Matinee at opera house.
I also carry of German silver milking commend to the youth who is desirous
building is a peach
What people will i bad man at the time, for the article did
J. C. G ove
8.30— Vaudeville and electric show at tubes, four different lengths.
think of it we don't know, but what a cause some surprise. We could not be
shack and fire trap. Wouldn’t it look made to boom Tillamook on railroad the opera house.
Improved Instruments for opening
10 30—Dance.
beautiful decorated as a monument of “hot air,’’ for the bottom would soon
obstructed teats without cutting.
SATURDAY.
Tillamook City’s civic pride ?
| have dropped out of it. Conditions are
Fead Probes or Sounds.
1.30 p.m.—Free attractions.
* * *
different today and the Headlight is-now
M!
Engineer Davis has a ticket that he is ready to boom Tillamook because the
3.30— Matinee at opera house.
going to keep as a souvenir of Tilkmook railroads are now assured It is only a
7.30— Tillamook Fair Scouts’ drill.
county, for this, the jumping off place of matter of time that it will take to con­ 8.30— Vaudeville and electric show at
the North west, is the only place left in struct one, two or three railroads into opera house.
T imber L and A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
for P ublication .
the known world where they can be ob the county. That is all. The population
10.30— Dance.
United States Laud Office,
tained. It is a toll road ticket.
Oregon City. Oregon, September 12th, igo3.
of Tillamook w ill double itself in a few
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
* * *
The fancy work and works of art are with
months whenever the iron horse strikes
of
the provisions
,--------------- of the act of Congress
----- c,----------
We’ve heard quite a number of old Till-
June 3rd. IS7H. entitled “ An act for the sale of
on exhibit at the Palace hotel.
this rich section of country.
timber ands in the States ot California, Ore-
_
nmookers say “Why, there's nothing
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex
* * *
here for a railroad to come for.’’ Surely
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
My Stock is now complete, consisting of the
August 4th, 1892,
Some idea of the magnitude of the dairy
Farmers’ Congress.
they will take to the woods now that
CARI. HABERLACH.
latest styles and best quality. I have the best selected
Of Tillamook City, county
of Tillamook,
we can inform them that before long the industry of Tillamook County may be
The Congress Committee has complet­ State of Oregon, has this da filed in this
gained from reading the reports of its
stock of shoes iu the City of Tillamook.
county will have three railroads.
office his sworn statement No. 7009 for the
ed
the program for the Farmers’ Con­ purchase of the I.ots 1 and 2, and E %
two
largest
cheese
factories,
namely,
the
You are very welcome to come and see my shoes,
* * *
of Nw V4 of Section No. 18, in Township No. 2
Taking the last ten years as a basis, Maple Leaf Creamery Ass’n and the Till- gress and the Development Congress, north, range No. 6 west, and wi 1 offer proof
whether you buy or not.
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
we will gamble dollars to doughnuts amook Creamery. For the month o which are to be held in conjunction for its limber or stone than for agricultural
The trade builder for a shoe store is “FIT.”
that the farmers of Tillamook countv ( June, 1906, the Maple Leaf factory re- with the Fair, The Farmers’ Congress purposes, and to establish his claim to anid
Neither will it satisfy a lady’s good taste if it don’t
land before the County Clerk of Tillamook
Thursday,
August
23rd,
have been more prosperous, have made j 1 ceived 579,491 lbs. of milk, containing will he held on
County. Ore., at Tiilau 00k City Oregon, on
help towards rendering her foot attractive.
the 6th day of November, 1906.
more money and are in better circum­ 21,981 lbs of butter fat, and manulac- 1906. The sessions will be held in the Tuesday,
He names as witnesses:
My Ladies’ First Class Shoes cannot be surpassed
William Illingworth, of Tillamook, Oregon ;
stances today than farmers in any other ! ' I tured therefrom 57,4-83 lbs. of cheese. Circuit Court room of the new court-
Wayne W. Wiley, of Tillamook, Oregon ; H. T.
for their excellent fitting qualities.
Erwin Harrison, Botls,
President
part of Oregon, notwithstanding the This cheese was sold forj$6,425 35, or house.
of Tillamook, Oregon ; bred L. Sapping­
ton, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Shoes for Young Men—just what you require.
fact that they are handicapped for the approximately 11.2 cents per lb., and presiding.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
F orenoon S ession .
patrons were paid for butter $5,569.21,
above-described lands are requested to file
want of railroad facilities.
I have in stock a fine Easy Shoe for Old Men,
their claims in this office on or before said 6tli
10:00 a.m.—Music by Tillamook day
or 25*/3 cents for butter fat per lb. Num­
* # *
of November, 19O6.
not forgetting Old Ladies, and a fine lot of Misses and
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
On general principles the Headlight ber of patrons, 42. To the Tillamook Orchestra.
Children’s School Shoes.
objects to wheels of fortunes and all kinds Creamery factory were delivered by its
10.10.—Address of Welcome, Hon. A. T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
of gambling games at the fair, and it is 43 patrons for the same month 465,- G. Beals, Representative Elect, Tilla­
fill the Shoes Purchased at the Red
United States Land Office
the duty of Mavor Botts, the city coun­ 764 lbs. of milk, containing 17,612 lbs. mook, Oregon.
Portland, Oregon,
August 15th, 1906
Front Shoe House mill be repaired
cil and Sheriff Crenshaw to arrest the butter fat, and there was manufactured
10:15.—Response by Hon. J. W Bailey,
Notice
hereby given that in compliance
gamblers if they run games. It is to pro- I and sold 47,822 lbs. of cheese. This State Dairy and Food Commissioner, with the provisions of the act of Congress of
at Reduced Rates.
June 3rd, 1878, entitled ‘ An act for the sale
tect our owncitizens and visitors that we cheese brought $5,340.84, and patrons' Portland, Or.
of timber lands in the States of California.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territo­
call public attention to this, for a large were paid at the rate of26 3-10 centsfor
10:40.—Music,
Ladies’ Quartette. ry.” as extended to all Public Land States by
18 g 2,
number of persons know from experience butter fat.
Misses Petteys, Watt, Bewley, Mrs. G. act of August 4, LEILA
BEEBE.
what the gambling grafters will do once
Of Republic.
cjun y of Ferry, State of
A. Edmunds.
Washington,
has
this
day
tiled in this office her
“ QUEEN ESTHER.”
they get an opportunity to fleece the
10:50—Address by Dr. Janies Withy­ sworn s atenieut No. 7025
for the purchase
the H % of 8e *<. Se *4 of Sw
of
people.
coin be, director Oregon Experiment of
Section No. 33. in Township No. 2 North,
* * *
This Beautiful Sacred Opera to be Station, Corvallis, Or.
Hauge No. Io West, and will offer proof to
For swearing falsely while making an
show that t* e land sought is more valuable
Given in all its Oriental
A fternoon S ession
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
homestead proof, judge Hunt sentenced
poses, and to establish her claim to »aid land
Magnificence.
1:30 p.m —Music by Orchestra.
before the Register and Receiver at Portland,
Coe D Barnard to two Years imprison
1:45 —Address by Mr. Wm. Shulmerick. Oregon, on Wednesday, the 7th day of Novem­
ment and to pay a fine of $2000. That Leading Singera of Tillamook in
ber. 19O6. She names ns witnesses :
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Nellie Loudon, of Warsaw. Illinois ; George
ought to make Kollie “Honk” when he
the Cast.
2:30 —Solo, Mr. William Ferrand, M M. Miller, of Republic, Washington ; James
Cox, of Ti lamook. Oregon ; Walter C. Uailey,
thinks of 1 he “continnous residence’’ he
Near Todd’s Building.
of Tillamook, Oregon,
All who are interested in music will Portland. Ore.
made on his claim. But the “vandals’’
Any an<l all persons claiming adversely the
2:40.—Address by Hon. J. W. Bailey, ahove-descrined
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OE
lands are requestad to tile* their
and the “whole gang,” as Kollie called be glad to know that the most beautiful
in this office on or before said 7th day of
State Dairy and Food Commissioner of claims
November, 1906.
the settlers who tore out the toll gate, of all sacred operas, “Queen Esther” will
Oregon.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
be
(given
again
in
Tillamook.
For
the
would like to know what he s-.vore to
3:40.—Discussion.
T imber L and , U t J une 3. i878 —N otice for
about making “continuous residence” past two weeks the singers have been
ICE CREAM IN SEASON.
P ublication .
E vening S ession .
United States Land Office,
himself. That's a pretty hard nut for the trainrig with Mr. Robinson and all are
8;00 p.m.—Music by Orchestra.
Portland, Oregon,
well
up
in
their
parts.
With
the
‘
beau
­
“Honk !•• to crack. But this is not our
August i5th, iqo 6.
8;25.—Illustrated Lecture by F. L.
Notice is h reby given that in compliance
fight, but the “vandals’’ and the “whole tiful costumes, sweet solos, grand
with
the
provisions
of
the
act of Congress of
Kent,
Professor
of
Dairying,
Oregon
choruses and pretty drills, this will be
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES
gang.” who are on the war path.
luneS, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of
Agricultural College, Coivallis, Oie.
timber lands in the States ofCalifornia. Oregon,
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE BRUSHES.
------
the
best
musical
entertainment
yet
given
* * *
Nevada
and
Washington
Territory,
”
as
ex
­
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH
BRUSHES.
9:30.—Solo by Mr. William Ferrand, tended to nil the Public Land States bv act of
We are glad to hear that the water in in Tillamook.
August 4, 189*2,
Ladies Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too
The music of “Esther” is far more Portland, Ore.
Eugene is pronounced pure, and no more
NELLIE I.OUDON.
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere
Of Warsaw, County of Hancock,
State of
tyyhoid epidemics are liable to occur in bright and catchy than “Belshazzar’ and
Illinois, has thi« day filed in this office her
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar
that city, lor with coiini)vndable enter­ all who saw the latter opera as staged Tillamook Development Congress.
prise conditions hive been wonderfully here two weeks ago will l>e still better
Friday, August 24-, 1906.
improved, giving Eugene pure water, pleased with “Esther."Considerable new
freed from all contamination l»v reason material has been added to the casta lid
The Congress will also hold its sessions
tore the Register anti
of its being filtered. All water ought to all the parts are well taken. The opera in the Circuit Court room.
Receiver, at Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday,
the
7th
day
<»f
November,
I9O6.
She names as
filtered before using, and although the will be given next Monday and Tuesday
F orenoon S ession .
witnesses :
typhoid epidemic in Eugene had its bad evenings at the opera house.
Leila Beebe, of Republic. Wn»h ; James Cox.
10:00.—Music by Orchestra.
ol Tillamook. Ore.; iieoree M. Miller, of Repub­
C ast of C haracters :
effect and caused some futilities and a
10; 15.—Address of welcome by Hon. lic, Wash.; Walter C. Bailey, of Ti'lamook
»
Oi egon.
good deal of sickness at one time, in the Esther, the Queen Mrs. Lee M. Travis. H. T. Botts, Mayorof Tillamook Citv
?
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Ahasuerus,
the
King
.........
W.
W.
Wiley
Repairs Gans, Locks, Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles mid i
the future, by filtering the water. Eugene
10:20 —Response by Hon. B. L. Eddy, above-described lands are requested to file theii
in this office on or before said 7th day
Sewing Machines. Makes a Specialty of Plumbing.
will l>* able to prove that it has purer Haman, the Premier.... W. D. Ferrand. Register, U.S. Land Office, Roseburg, claims
of November. 1906.
Hazel McNair. Oregon.
A lgernon S D resner , Register.
water than other cities which are not Zerisli, I Inman’s wife.
t
‘
R
epair Shop, Opposite Alex. JMcJ^air Co.
Mordecai. the Jew....... W. E. Petteys.
using filters.
10-50.—Solo by Miss Hazel McNair, T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice for
P
ublication
.
» * *
Mordvcai’s sinter......... kiln a Alderman. Tillamook« Or.
United States Land Office,
The only persons who raise a rumpus Prophilus........................... Aleen Petteys.
Portland, Oregon,
11:00—Address by L. M. Scott, of the
in Tillamook about the assessment of Median Princess. Mrs. G. A. Edmunds.
.......
Augu»t 13th. I906.
Oregonian.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
their property are the timber men. ami Persian Princess ... Mrs. H. Edmunds. I
with the provisions of the act of Congress
11:15,—Address. “ Education and the of June 3, 1878, entitled
An act for the
wr presume they will lie on hand next Scribe............................ G. A. Edmunds '
of timber InndB in the States of California,
State,’’ President E. D. Ressler, 1 Mon- Mie
■ to write for our big FREE BICYCLE cat.logue
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
week with petitions yards long to con- Hegai..................................... II. T. Botts.1
■
most complete line of high-grade
mouth State Normal School.
as extended to all the Public Land States bv
BtCYCLES, TIKES and SIJNDKIES at PRICES
yince theBoard of Equalization that l hey High Priest ............... Howard Edmunds.
act of August 4. 1892,
other manufacturer or dealer in the world.
A fternoon S ession .
JOHN F. LOGAN,
ate assessed too high. Assessor Hare is Captain, King's Guards . Th os. Coatee.
Of Portland, < ounty of Multnomah, State
1:30.— Music by Orchestra,
NOT BUY
°og'i1e DO
i"ni«rat^e'TZd
d”“' U" A BICYCLE
TOeivrd our completi i™"*
Frei ‘"ZE-
Jita-
Oregon, has thia day filed in this office his
assessing other pro|H*rtv at nearly its King's Pages.Gladys Beales, Elsie Lamb,
1:45.—Address, “ A Square Deal for »worn sta'cmcnt. No. 7109, tor the purchase
bicvcles old nattrrtie niiA
. n* fvery kind of high-grade and low-grade
lull value, and assessing timber claims at Queen’s Pages............................................. 1
of the Sc «4. of the Nw M the Ne L of the
PlilCES ancTwonfiAWtH ^test
and learn of our remarkable LOW
Oregon.’’ by Hon. B. Hofer, Presi­ Sw >4 and Lots 3 and 4, See. No, 18. in Tp. No. 1
$1,500. We do not think that the board
Daisy Goodspeed. Nellie Chase. dent Willamette Valley Development S.. Range No. 10 W.. and will offer proof to
p°8sibi'by ’e,ung from
show that the land sought is more valuable for
will have much trouble to convince most Queen's Maids ...Ellen Bewley( Mary,
League, Salem, Oregon.
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
people that the timber men wouldn’t
and <0 retabli.h hi, claim to .»id land
White, Fannie Smith, Rosa Baker.
2:45.—Music by Ladies' Quartette. pose«,
before the Registe aud Receiver, at Portland,
sell their holdings for $10 an acre, con­ King’s Guards... ,Thos. Coates, G F.
“d
much'al“-
on Monday, the 211th day ot October,
Misses McNair, Alderman, Goyne, Oregon,
1906. He nanire as witnesare :
sequently in one year’s time they will In­ Zimmerman, Will Latimer, Flelcbtr
render « opportunity
White.
11. O. Hnnfter. ot Tillamook.> Oregon; Walter
young tnen who apply at once.
protesting again on account of another
Bailey, ot Tillamook Oregon. ; Henry North
Wilson.
3:00—Address by Hon, Chas. W. ot
Portland, Oreuou : W. A. Shaw of Port-
raise in the assessment, tor Tillamook
Chorus of 40 Jews and Persians,
land, Oregon.
Fulton, U.S. Senator, Astoria, Oregon.
people are just foxy enough to know that Accompanist......... Miss Esther Munson.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
3:30.— Solo by President E. D. Ressler, above described lands are requested to file 93^0 per
*
timber is getting awfully valuable.
their claims in this office on or before said 29tb
Director................... Martin E. Robinson. Monmouth, Ore.
To fntroduoo
day of Oc obvr iqnB.
* ♦ »
Wo Will Soli
A lgehnon 8. D rkrsrr . Register.
3.40.—Address by Mrs. Abigail Scott
The Tillamook Development League
You a Samplo
Tillamook Ferrv tor Sale.
Duniway.
would do well to invite the Orrgan Tress
•UTT 'Of Only
as OUT THE MR
Boyhood, Youth, Manhood.
4:00 —Address by Most Reverend
.a -oiC/-H„WITM °"O<" te sa>
Association to Tillamook next year. It
I have three acre«, with new boat and Alex. Christie,
NO MOPE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
D.D.,
Archbishop
of
will meet next month for its annual cable.dock and privilege of ferry ¡ami on
Puberity is the dividing line between
Result of 15 years experience in tire
_____
gathering, when it is decided where the the opposite side of the river; alao ¡0 Oregon.
boyhood and youth. It is said that a
danger from THORNS. CAC-
4:30.—Address by A. Nultncr, of the
editors will meet next year, To enter acre« of land on the opposite aide of
boy’s best friend is his mother, but at
**1NS, NAILS, TACKS or GLASS
Portland Dispatch.
tain the molders ol pulilic opinion and the river, with house and barn
puberity he is no longer a boy and his Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can
on the
be
vulcanized
like any other tire.
the genuine Oregon boomers, it would same land and four acres under dyk<\
mother should be weaned, that lie be^in
Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use,- Over
wean much more to Tillamook than an
which yielded thia year 12 ton of hay. T imrbr L and A ct . J unk 3. 187s.—N oticb F ob to learn the ways of men. for it is in Sevsnty-five Thousand pairs sold last year.
t’UBl.lC ATIO\
expensive fair, and nt very little cost
j
'
t-xs* kiiii . vi ..
youth that the foundation of manhood with a special quality of roMer'whiiTneverdsnSL."
* J. F. T omlinson .
United States Land office,
n<1
"ding very durable and lined inode
By all means invite the |>encil pushers
is laid.
Portland. Oregon.
without »iLwing the air to e»re
pon,„, lod which closCT op
punctures
Aug. 7th. K I qo 6
n|Tt»e^moed,,n^X.^ l’of \,,eT’ frnra ••■>•<•«) cwlometa Mating
to this Little Kingdom of Tillamook
Puberity has its evils. We read that thattheirtire.hI»eo
Notice is hereby given that tn compliance
i lance
• n ordinary tire, the piincturi
,n * Whole "eason. They weigh no more lhan
with
the
pro
vise
ms
of
the
act
of
Congress
of
next year, and by giving them a royal
prepared fabric on the tread That ■ >l,.Td?, Il’
•PTen *>T several layers
thin, specially
June •. I8?t ewtitled An act tor the sale of Adam and Eve were both naked and
or irft roads i. orerim^e bvlhe
««”'’’«*• 1 1 f«H when riding nw ..phalt
\
in err mass
welcome and allowing some of the older
timber lands in the States of Cali tomia Ore­ were not ashamed, and afterwards their
•queered
out
between
the
tire
and
2
I
trend
whs
h
p i eve n ts all air front being
<
\\v<
M
A«
I
N
G
T
/
gon, Nevada and WBahlttfton Teiritory,” a«
tire, JS
pL
bit f , ad^rruL7i2^2L,''"r'’min» *“ -wt.on. The regular price of three
‘•boys’’ Io privilege of «Minting the town
_______
extended to all the Public l.aiid States
bv act opened and God said who told
of onlv fa to pre rZ.r All ordr’T.*" ««»«<• special factore prti to the rider
of At gust 4. <%*.
red, wr full sure the executive committee
Vou do
.‘^rt intf? ™
O - .ppenrel.
you
that
you
were
mated.
Hast
thou
UKOKGK H POLAND.
W'e will alVrw aeaati h-ec.i „ZTA-
. to°"d them «net ly as represented.
ol the League will see the wisdom ol in­
<»f lillamuok.
I iHantvoi^ Etale of eaten of die tree ?
Of Beaver, comity r of
mur
n
FIXL
CASH
WITH
Oft
I
IK
It
*he
price
•S.Mper
pair)
If you send
Oregon, has this <ti I«y . filed
-* 2 tn
... thm
12„ office hia
bm^tand' remp and t^
“’^«‘«"’enL We wi" Jso Zed rxi nr kel
viting the Oregon Press Association to
.
. for -a
_
Thera ia a sense of shsme and guilt plsted
sworn statement No. 70I3,
the pH5Cha>e
pumiurecl.WT. t..L uwTm ease ot"nomt^Tl?IJnmctur- ckwrr. on full paid order, three metal
ot
the
Lot»
1%
M,
21
an
l
of
<0
Tillamook,
_ Jtlon Nt». £
C, that every boy experience at puberity.
st Ot K evpewe U f.2 wy
nT h”'^ r>sh«). Tires to be returned
in tp No. 1 N. tauge No • U . anti will offer
* fa *
W- are perfectly retial.i. an 1 m
miisfa.^ory on examination.
proof to show that the land aou(h| ta m«»re Ch. isl ««id who has towelled me for 1
■anke-
gapreaa
h,
Freight
?e
i?r^^
FdUe.r"r?
.^2***
*’*’’* bank. Ark your Fretma«er
The dairy operators <>l the Northwest
valuable lor its timber ot slunr lhan fi»r
three tire, rou will find tharV,— - ’i
l’n* J—P*r about tts. If you order a pair or
agricultural purposes, and
----- to vstabliah hia peeeieve ihat virtue b»s gone out of tue.
fineriMn. ”,L?2.K.rt‘J.h<T.r"
r»° Gwer. wear better.
longer and look
will have an opportunity to witness one
claim to said laud *■ before
'
the • ounty Clcik Al the lime of the flood
that when eon wanT.
ZE! “ *nr «TE Wr k”°' that you will be ad well plowed
al Tillamook Cite, Ore. or TneteUy. the e»lh
of the latest applications for "milking
order at core.
th^re^A^biT^g^
<*4*r- w*
to rend ue a ~ll IrtU
day 01 Nowaibei. i jflfi He,uamea
See hr. Henry E. Morris.
wltM*«aea of the beaiM of me.i waa evil con- i
tatt hnnK'nlly’* in operation daily in con.
nd. t attcrlin, ot Tillamook,
.
orcRou. Waiter
.»d
Office : Palace Hotel.
C. Bailey, of Tillamook. Or Al. Kibnait*«». linuHlIy. nnd so it is with a youth, no i COASTER.BRAKES. "" rp-'sheei., «dd^ p«i.^ purt,
nett ion with the Dairy exhibit during
*rT •bM bv re at halftbe ureal
of Beaver. Ore larn Hine ■r. ol Tiilamo'k. or. m at'.er how he is raised, hie body, brain ' prices Charged by dealer, and need men ’ vv’nf ’? lbe
Any and all pert
_
Oregon Slate Fair week (Sept.
ialmtn« adrerwely
the
Senator Fulton, Dr. Withvcombe. J. above
de«crii>ed tends are leipiewted ___ their • nd heart are robbed of their vitality l.y I DO NOT
Thin is certninly a wonderful mnehine. W Hailey and L. M. Scott called on the olaims in this office on or before said lie
Mh day
evil imaginations t hrM said he that
of November. 1
th; working of whk'li is perfect, tl»e lac- Headlight man Wednesday.
Da km ex ffeciatar
looketb on aouiau to I um after lior hath
Editorial Snap Shots.
Clough’s Drug Store.
RED FRONT
SHOE STORE
To the Public
F. F. BROWNE. SALESMAN
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens.
Pencils, Tablets, etc.
T IS ILL IT WILL COST TOO
$8;50 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES 22* iX
Ji 5
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CTCLE GOMPHT, Dipt. “J l” CIICHO, ILL