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Newspaper Page TextI c TILLAMOOK Ray Ducher .................................... Pete Borgeu....................................... S Christensen................................. Large Amount of Money Paid Jim Cioaaland................................. for Road Work, Teams, A. Sheldon...................................... N. P. Alley....................................... Lumber, Gravel, Powder, M Rhodine...................................... H. V. Alley and team .......... and Implements. H. V. Alley, bills paid and de ducted from men's time.......... The Board of County Comrai»»ioncr», 8am Lundberg.............................. compo»ed of County Judge H. F. Good R. Brown......................................... «peed and Cotnmiwioners Geo. W. Body >. Kabba and team...................... . . fell and H. V. Alley convened on Wednes H. K. Thompson and team day and transacted the following busi- G. M. Knight and team F. Zaddock s team........................ ne»» : .. C. Lutoian and team.................... Work in R D. No. 3. 00 William Knight and team........ Archie Gist ................................ Franklin Knigld ........................ 50 II M Todd and team............ 50 Fred Lang’s team........................ A. D. Sirumon» and team ..................................... 25 L McFee Waldo Doughty........................ 25 Frank Lundberg .......................... A. E. Nichol« and team........ .... 50 8. Linkhart.......................... A. E. Nichol*............................ 80 Felix Kabba.................................. Will Kodad................................ Wm. Anderson................................ 88 Emil Andeison .............. .............. D. L. Pike and team................ 50 Jacob Kamm M. B. Pettey*............................ ............................ W. B. Elliott and team ........ James McKirnens ......................... N. G. Boquiet and team ........ Earl Paul...................... .................. H. Moon...................................... Chas. Joesting................................ Fred Ostrander ......................... Chas. Easom and team................ Leo Wilson ................................ Albert Easom and team ............. B. H. H*thaway. gravel........ Warren Hoskins.......................... Charlee Elliott, gravel .......... Wm. Easom..................................... McMillan, gravel .................. 75 W. A. Gray H. M. Todd and team............ 25 Chas Christenson........................ A D Simmon* and team .... 25 Julius Erickson ami team........ W Elliott and team................ 75 H Sweeney ................................ D. L. Pike and team.................. 00 Glen Newell.................................... E. Nichols' team .................. A. 10 J. Houghton................................ A . E. Nichol ................................ 25 Wm Sch<»limeyer ........................ Archie Ouist .............................. 25 Win. Tul>besing............................ Fred Ostrander............................ Work in K D. No. 5. Frank Pike.................................. Lee Lysterand team ................... L Pike.......................................... 75 N. A. Christensen........................... Waldo Doughty .......................... 25 A f Bailer............ ............................. W. H. Moon ................................ 75 Ray Rease........................................ John Cares ................................ 80 Ira Spencer and team................... Donald Simmons........................ 00 Hans Jensen and team ................ Millon Carea............................... 50 J H Dunstan .................................. Frank Matz ................................. 75 R Nl Bunn........................................ L, Winslow ................................ H A Davidson.................................. Work in R. D. No. 2. 40 50 R Y Blalock...................................... Manville Robson ...................... A M Ginn ......................................... 77 50 0 O Spencer..................................... Nels Anderson.............................. Deck Johnson .............................. 27 .50 A O Foland and team.................. 22 50 Andrew Baxter............................... Rasco Woods................................ 71 25 W. Sappington............................... Cha». Illingworth ...................... 5 00 G. Dunstan ...................................... Dave Trowbridge...... ................... 30 75 J. Sailing ......................................... John Hobson .............................. 38 75 E P. Mills ...................................... Frank Ilohnen.............................. 20 00 H. Farmer......................................... Fred Lowry.................................. 19 50 Ben Mills ......................................... iim Loomis .................................. 32 50 Arta Brown...................................... rwin Kahkee ............................ Warren Hoskins ........................ 25 00 O. W. Kitinaman............................ John Hogden .............................. 7 50 C. Jensen ......................................... 41! 00 J. Huston.......................................... Alanada McFee .......................... 48 50 H. A. Chopard .............................. Martin Ripley............................... Marlin Ripley, jr...................... 24 25 C. Savage................................. ........ Frank Crane ................................ 32 on C. W vss............................................ W. H. Hoskin» .......................... 20 on R W Bundy ..................................... Clarence Tilden .......................... 8 50 W Miller.......................................... 125 00 W Sailing and team...................... Joe O'Dowd, three teams.......... John Hickey, team .................... 45 00 Fred Drehert and team................ 95 00 F S Gilbert and team ................... Calvin Ripley ............ Andrew Peterson........................ 141 88 Earl Ayers and team .................... Work in R D. No. 9. S Lucas.............................................. J. J. Rupp and team.................. 24 00 F T Bennett ................................... J. F. Reeher and team team.............. 60 no R B McClay..................................... J F. Reeher ................................ 22 00 E E Row la nd................................... 7 50 T R Coulson .................................. Paul Hulil .................................. Chas Adkins .............................. 19 50 S Moon.............................................. Wm. Ryan ................................... 85 OO Ray Rease ...................................... Earl W. Stanley .......................... 41 25 Peter Newberg .............................. Ernest Beelitz .......................... 14 50 -----, seven rods cross laving........ Work on Big NeatuccuToll Road. Work in K. D. No. 6. 08 00 A Arstill’s team............................... J. C. Mills .................................. John Lowrence .......................... 88 OO H P Ollis .. ....................................... 33 80 C D Ward.......................................... Jerrv Lewallen .......................... Fred Lewallen .......................... 21 00 Chas Murpliv................................... 36 00 Ed Knoblock ................................... Claude Lewallen .................... Walter Churchill ........................ 18 00 Robert Waymire ............................ A A. Lane .................................... 21 00 A A Irnlah......................................... Orley Kellow.............................. 24 00 F E Norton....................................... N. P. Hanson .............................. 4 .50 Martin Jenk..................................... A. S Lane .................................. 4 00 James Imlah..................................... 5 50 Mac Mattoon................................... G. H. Ward.................................. Work in R D. No. 4. Work in R D No. 3 Wm. Turner.................. .... 97 50 Arthur Holden and team ........... Fred Blum and team.......... 70 25 Ed Hannenkrat ............................. Frank Haiinenkrat.............. 47 50 Frank Struby.................................. M. K. Hannenkral.............. 45 00 G Durrer.......................................... A. J. Haile»............................ 10 <X> L Getchel......................................... Ray Rease ........................... 10 10 I J Rupp, 97 yards of gravel ..... 132 50 R Kunze, 16 Z. Wells.................................... ..... Harry Sininion»...................... 11 62 Peter Luthi and team.................. Frank Fitzpatrick................. 95 50 lacob Luthi..................................... R. L. Turner........................... n 50 Sam Tomlinson.............................. Bos Turner.............................. 7 50 Edgar Norberg.............................. Gertrude Schlappt................ 2 25 Mignon Ackley'and team............ 23 00 Erick Wilson .................................. Ed Smith .............................. John Sander«........................ 81 50 Alfred Golstrum ........................... 52 50 Al Young ......................................... E<1 llsnneiikiat.................... Will Smith ............................ 23 75 Ralph Young .................................. Jack Pesterfield .................. 2 00 .John Zurcher and team................ 14 50 Tom Price and te«m ................... Will Olsen................................ 13 75 H F Young and team................... A L, Darby............................ Albert Brammer.................... 3 75 C A Svenson and team ............... Ike Moore, team .................. 11 75 Wm Latimer and team................ Hope Moore ........................... 3 12 E W Stanley .................................. Chas. Robitch........................ 2 00 Dryden Baker and team.............. Fred Robitch ........................ 2 00 Norman Olds and team ............... Willie Robitch .................... 1 12 E Benchidt ...................................... Frank Eklof .......................... 12 00 Olaf Gobtrum................................ H. B. JohiiHon and team... 103 50 D Billings and team...................... 56 25 \V S Randall .................................. Eli Steinon.............................. 85 00 Wm |olly.......................................... 0. H. Blake .......................... 145 00 J f Rupp and team....................... John Childer» .................... Ralph Hannenkrat ............ 4 25 Frank Berns.................................... 62 50 Wm Berns......................................... Fred Roboch and team 76 OO Geo Robison................................... George Old« .......................... Alliert Old»............................ 85 75 Henry Olds..................................... M D. Darby............................ 66 37 (George Olds .................................... A. Schields.............................. 34 25 Clarence Nelson.............................. . 62 00 Victor Stewart.................. ............. T. H. Ey»ter............................ J. Sirgrrest ............................ 9 OO K Butt» ........................................... Ike Well«................................ 33 00 Paul Erickson and team ............ John Schieid»................ ... 41 50 Erick Erickson and team............ C Christensen .................... 73 00 Albert Easom and team . ........ 18 00 H Kunze and team....................... Al Burdick ............................ Louis Ekiof .......... ................. 47 00 Fred Skomp and team.................. Glen Ap«ley............................ 33 75 Geo Tinnerstet and team............ 32 00 C Randall ......................................... Al Burdick ............................ 6 (Ml L Larsen and team ..................... Fred Burton .......................... Guy Vaughn, team ............ 66 50 Lawrence Olds and teain............. 175 25 James Hunt and team ............... Geo. Vaughn . V. N. Pern- 60 00 Dawson Anderson ...................... Herbert Edgar 91 62 John Neiger and team ................ 1 25 T H McCormick and team .......... Loui» Edgar C. E. Black SO 00 D B Deeter and team.................... ......... 185 50 Frank Fitzpatrick and team...... D D. West and team D B Darby and team . . . 125 50 Jo» Blaser and team ..................... Joe Blaser .. 181 50 7 Wells and team............................ A M Hiatt ........ 77 50 Dave Hess and team ................... K-»«i>er Si-held« ... 106 00 Nick |oh .......................... .............. Freu Weber and team ........ ........ 30 00 Wm Dowd ................................... Work in R. D. No 1. Aug Freeburg .................................. 8 00 E Benchidt ..................................... Win, Armstrong .................... lziui* I.udtks and team 45 00 J W Maddox ......................... ......... 6 85 Cha« Knnze ami team................... Bavard McKliueu* ................ J. W Thorn|«on ...................... 19 SO lame* Kodad and tool»................ John Mr sen ............................ 35 75 inteph Kodad and team............... D H Vedder .............................. 16 50 Egbert (roodspeed and team...... Her» Ludtke .......................... 189 88 N G Boquist and team.................. Arnold Hansen and team 43 50 Edwin Boquist................................. H L. Rittenhouse and team 180 50 Dolph Tinnerstet and team......... Dan Alley .................. 113 62 Henrv Leach .................................. lee Aliev .................. 5 2 00 Marion Chance . ............................ 6 75 J Emhum........................... .......... . 8 B Holt .................... F M. Wakeley ..... 80 75 Aug (iocres and team.................... C. L. Aller and team 173 25 Wm Shaw ................................ Warren H.wkina.......... 15 00 Rudolph Kunze. 95 yards gravel Frank Shieldon ... 42 00 Cha» Knnze............ ?....................... George Baker ............ tO 37 A Gabaer........................................... George l.ndthe'e team 115 50 A ........................... .... .................... Benchidt and team .................. W. N. Keddaway .. • • 3 00 i R R Ctcightou And two icauis ... COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. « 46 87 29 62 41 00 22 75 16 75 18 75 17 50 27 53 HEADLIGHT, JULY 4. F Hannenkrat ami team ... A Bramwell and team ....... Geoige.Hodgden and team Ed Smith .............................. Norman Old*......................... 116 37 126 87 98 75 203 25 110 50 35 00 99 37 205 75 208 75 120 87 69 87 17 75 118 12 101 50 79 12 26 25 13 25 10O 37 84 00 29 62 87 12 92 50 117 50 24 50 22 50 2 50 25 00 90 00 81 25 43 37 5 75 12 OO 10 00 170 78 84 89 147 58 5 35 40 3 5 67 14 25 51 2 41 42 59 II 6 10 36 48 44 29 4 37 8 71 27 16 10 1 2 1 19 2 2 2 5 8 75 75 50 50 75 25 25 12 75 75 00 25 50 00 25 00 75 50 40 00 75 00 87 25 25 00 25 00 25 25 75 75 25 00 25 75 25 50 50 50 00 75 66 64 43 40 12 17 124 12 46 63 8 25 25 75 75 00 00 50 ou 50 75 75 5 IS 25 15 3 00 00 00 00 75 John SiinmoDB, damage» haul* ing gravel .......... ........................ 10 OO 8 75 B. Batzner, blacksmith work A. K Case, merchandise.............. 30 75 Joe Blaser, for gravel.................. 10 00 C. H. Blake, damage» hauling grave] ........................................... 10 0C D D Darby, plow........................... 8 no E F. Lyster, fixing scraper.......... 2 80 25 50 A. K. Case, merchandise . J uh . Mapes, clearing right of way 200 00 8 00 B. 8. Powell, finger board»........ Tillamook Logging Co , cattle 5 00 Alex. McNair & Co., merchan dise................................................... 44 Wheeler Lumber Co., plank 3211 Beall & Company, merchandise 256 Tillamook Lumbering Co. plank.. 366 C. Dve. hauling ............................... 14 Colin & Sanders, plank ................ 821 Peter Brown. 205 yds gravel . . 10 15 Henry Tohl, merchandise............ 7 R. L. Wade, nails .......................... Wheeler Lumber Co., freight.. . 22 i Colin & Sanders, plank ................ Frank Long, timber...................... 108 E. E. Tyler, merchandise ............ 75 6 Hiner A Lamb, repairing .......... 3 O. P. Mattoon, repairing............ Tillamook Logging Co., cable 13 Tillamook Headlight, printing. . . 45 C. I. Clough, merchandise.......... I08 Dawson Bros., livery .................. 4 T B. Turney, witness before dis trict attorney ............................ 2 20 A. W. Severance, postage and envelopes ...................................... 91 36 Geo. P. Wilt, care of insane .... 15 W W. D. Body felt, court house re pair« ........................ .................. 3 (Ml Fred Zaddack. supervisor.......... 140 62 A. Arstill, supervisor .................. 82 81 (iuy Vaughn, supervisor.............. 136 25 I. M Smith, medical treatment.. 28 60 Tillamook Water Co .................... 8 00 James Christensen, supervisor . . 134 50 W. D, Body felt, janitor .............. 78 00 Glass & Prudhorurue, books . . . . 16 50 Mrs. MJ. Bodie, county poor . 4o 00 Geo. W. Bebee, list of entries. . . . 2 20 G. B. Lamb, county poor ex penses ........................................... 8 G. W. Day, mileage...................... C. O. D. Laundry............................ A. M. Hare, salary ...................... 2oo C. A. Johnson, salary.................. loo G. B. Lamb, salary ............ .......... 266 II. Crenshaw, salary .................... 266 K Mills, salary .............................. loo M. C Trowbridge, supervisor loo J. C. Holden, salary ...................... loo M A. Cady, juror.......................... H 9 Fred Wainburg, witness.............. G. B. Lamb, postage on session laws................................................. 2 16 Lovejoy & Lincoln, assessment rolls................................................. 79 no Glass & Prudhomme, books ... 144 74 Nelson & Co., county poor .......... 4 45 John Laraen, juryman ... ........ 3 60 Herald, printing.............................. 14 35 John Hickey, supervisor.............. 134 73 P. W. Todd, salary........................ 91 66 C. 11. Upton, examiuiug insane . 15 OO Inquest on Fred Pike. C. E. Reynolds, coroner's bill for $ 16.40, allowed in sum of.......... I 4o D. Rhodes, juror ............................ 1 2o Miles Warren, juror .................... 1 2o Doc McKinley, juror.................... 1 2o W. IL Moon...................................... 1 2o George Watt...................................... 1 2u Joseph Nevins.................................. 1 2o Oliver Smith, witness.................... 1 6o Lulls M. Pike ................................ 1 6o (diaries Ostrander............................ 1 6<> J. J. Longoor..................................... 1 6o Amos Vaughn.................................. 1 tto Elsie Scovill .................................... 1 6o Sarah Vaughn ................................ 1 6u Chark8 Pike...................................... 1 6u Dan Pike ........................................ 1 6o Amos Vaughn fur serving papers 4 5o Edna Garfield, stenographei... 8 oo Claims of Drs. Hawk and Bonis for $25 each for making post mortem ex- aiuinatian are taken under advisement. Cyrus Randall, viewer.................. 8 OO A. W. Bunn, viewer...................... 4 OO W. W. Conder, viewer.................. 4 OO Joe Wilson, viewer........................ 4 oe Pacific State Telephone Co. .... 8 Ho Klug & Milla, fence and settii g in cement .................................. 608 00 Reynolds & Jones, table.............. 6 no Pacific State Telephone Co.......... 13 38 King & Mills, globes . . .......... 16 80 Sharp Bros..merchandise 7 OO F. L. Sappington, surveying ...... 13 OO Tillamook Lumbering Co., plank. 42 86 , King & Mills, merchandise.......... 216 4o I R. Thorall, plow handle.......... 1 25 King & Mills, powder, caps and fuse 83 72 5 3 22 5 17 4U 1 1 34 51 4 14 7 6 70 9 18 1» 73 68 8 3 15 12 2 42 73 12 16 16 2 60 12 9 46 18 6 35 34 30 35 34 12 32 20 14 < 8 i 30 i 5 97 I 3 1 6 Î 2 ; 4u I 1007 When we Buy Pianos We investigate ha“ ampk^apita“ to buv materials and labor on a big enough scale o make their product economical to produce. Secopd, we discover the grade said make of piano belongs in, and we X^that sJ^orv d^n’t c^h^piano in^ eTough ins'truments of said make to obtain their very lowest rock bottom price by car loads, (for we never buy pianos ex cept by car load). When we Ship Pianos we time our shipments from the various factories so as to have several car loads ou the way at one tune, making it more con venient for the railroad companies. Then we route our ship ments over lines of roads giving us quickest service and be cause we are the heaviest shippers of pianos on the Pacific Coast we get the very lowest freight rates musical instru ments are handled for. When we Sell Pianos we pass on the benefits we secure from heavy buying and heavy shipping to those who buy from us. We are content to see our sales increasing so heavily year by year, and a smaller profit on each instrument sold pays us in the end from the larger number of custom ers we secure by being liberal. Look over the assorted summer stock of pianos we are shipping to Tillamook. Many different makes will be shown. Easy terms if wanted. > I Eilers Piano House, J. M WARD, Salesman Cured Three of Family with One Bottle of Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy. I purchased a bottle of Chamber. Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and found it be all claimed for it in the advertisements. Three of the family have ueed it with good results in summer complaint."—H. E. H owe , pub Usher of the Press. Highland, Wis. For sale by Clough’s Drug Store. Take the Postmaster’s for It. Word Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster at Cherryvale, Ind., keeps also a stock of general merchandise and patent medi cines. He says: “ Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is standard heie in its line. It never fails to givo satisfaction and wo could hardly afford to be without it.” For sale by Clough'» Drug Store. HOLD U and Feed Store Prices Proces s Barley, sack.. Shorts, ton.................. Bran „ .................. Feed Oats, ton White River Flour, bbl > i 25 25.00 24.00 36.00 4.80 Deafness Cannot be Cured bv local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflam ed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and urPess the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition, hearing will be destroyed fo - ever, nine cases out of ten ate caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but au inflamed con dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cared by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F J. CHENEY & CO.. Teledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pill» for constipation. NOTICE TO IRI'UITOnS. The Charming Woman In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County. k not necessarily one of perfect form In the matter of the estate ofj and features. Many a plain woman who Nels Sather, Deceased. 1 could never serve as an artist's model, The undersigned having been appointed bv pimaeaaea those rare qualities that all the the County Court of the State of Oregon, for world admires ; neatnesa, clear eves, Tillamook ¿County, Administrator of the clean smooth «kin and that aprigibli estate of NBLS SATH ER. deceased notice is hereby given to the creditors of. and all per neaa of step and action that accompany having claims against said deceased^ to good health. A physically weak sons present them varified as required by law woman is never attractive, not even to within six months after the first publication herself. Electric Bitters restore weak of this notice to said Raleigh P. Trimble, at office of the Tillamook Headlight, Tilla women, give strong nerves, bright eyes, the mook, Oregon. smooth, velvety skin beautiful com RALEIGH P TRIMBLE, Administrator of the estate of plexion. Guaranteed at Cha». I Clough, , Nels Sather, deceased. druggiat. 50c. Dated June fith, 1907. ! The Doctor Away from Home when Moat Needed. I NOTICK OP FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice is Hereby Given that the under» signed, administrator of the Estate of Henrr L. Wdeox. deceased, ha. filed hi. fin -i account as.nch administrator, in the Cou- . Conrt of Tillamook County. Oregon, anil said Court haaset Monday, the Sth dev <rf August, 1907. at the hour of lOo'cloeto AM at the Court House, in Tillammilr Citv' Oregon, a. the time and place for a hear «ni’emintThe°™oftO “,d *CC°“t "nd «”«' People are often very much d«»ap pointed to find that their family physi cian is away from home when they must need services. Diseases like cramp Colic and cholera morbus require prompt treatment, and have in many instances proven fatal before medicine could be procured ora physician summoned. The right May is to keep at hand a bottle of P. R BBAI.S Administrator of the Itatete of Henry Chamberlain» Colic. Cholera and Di. L. Wilcox, deceased. 7 arrhoea Remedy. No physician can pre scribe a belter medicine for these dis T ibs *« L aud A ct . J vmm j. t A?8._ noti <B ros „ , , „ PVSI.K ATIOM. ease* Bv having it |n the house you United States Lend OMee, Portland. Ore , escape much pain and suffering and all Notice 1« hereby given thstUFn comnlUn<■. risk. Buy it now it tuay save life. with the provision, of the Bct of , For sale by Clough's Drug Store. June 3. lids, entitled - An act for the rf timber land, in the State, ofc lif^j,. Or’ton’ . . A Happy Man 8er.de end wa.hln.tou Territory ww* by irt 5 I* Amo* F. Km*, ot Port Byron, N Y'. Au^".t.,0iw"’*' K,b'ie 85 y««r* of iqp]; »luce « tore’ on |,to |e((' „ O. .. KDGAH MUNSON, which had troubled him the greater J'""”<*• “''“‘y o' Till. monk. st.,, part of hi* life, h*« been entirely healed of Oregon, hu thia dsv filed In thia o®ee hi. »worn statement No -,6o. for the nu7 by Hucklen « Arnica Sal re. the world'* ch,*. of the Ne ** of Vw cr .„ a v- sAuo"? A J« great healer of Sore*. Burna. Cut* Ne g end 8 I, o? Re M Wound* and Pile«. Guaranteed by Cha*. 'ownship No i north, range No 1« west'end wHI offer Proof to thow thet th, lend wuhl I. Clough, Druggiat. price 25c. more r.Inb , for it. timber or . onS rtln f<£ .gricnltur.l ourp«, .„,f to „'t* ¿j’,” 1?, A Memorable Day. £.**.•" »o.aid lend before the Conntv Clerk at One of the day» we remember with pleasure, as well as with profit to our health, la the one on which we became °"£’- acqtiainteii with Dr. King'» New Life Pill», the painleea purifier, that cure "2 edver.ely the headaclie and tnlivusnea*. and keep the bool» light 25c. at Cha*. I. Clough * drug »tore. Au>gexon S. Da*seu, Register. »t-“"-™ IM*; ^Opened up for Basine SAPPINGTON & GO I «1 fl Full bine of G rose ries, Flour, Food, Tinuuare, and Crockery. We CClant all Kinds of Produee. Call and See Us Olsen Building, T111-mookg. NEW GOODS! A fine of S assortment Foot Wear, just received » Red Front Shoe Store, co®1 of Ladies’, Gent.’s, Mis* Children’s Shoes. MaI J1 patent leather and Vicci f Kid cannct be beat for and comfort. No paste bo»rf ters. I have^also a fine assort®1 Men’s and Boy’s fine Shot* stock of Men’s and Boy’* , Shoes, high and low cut, King Logger Shoes are the the city for the price. No charge for sewing rips on shoes bought of us. Red Front Shoe Store P. F. BROWNE. Agent.