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t it Wai to lea vi »ve tlJ lighted »roughl e othj are thd and XXII. No. 24 OOK JOTTINGS in tlii 1 in tli< late to condii ves till Tbi ome td ris will ale will hem td ntiaryj lesomi for thd mental te lawl reduci usethi ailil J 1 rive! numi y condii Veli. i( >’ comi of thd «. Wd >art ol se thè idgesj e ceni e alila > nitori havd >ast. y is al ikes al iv h i I e.| inantJ heesel il ion.I : SapJ failed] en. iq The J I tba■ tim <■ >e, a J inii.-J <•<1 nJ U.J pajl > tliel City t the nsed been ikenl onq is il an<l ■eakl ami beei Jvei nun 00 k tba ' “1 ity. ketl add on| me! r. s| <<1 tall f J tJ al-I ir I di ng ty 11-I ci to I h <1 I e I »n I n-1 id 10 I <11 V I to I 3- I n I- o r r ILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 18, [Borri», eye specialist, y Solan, general insurance. wi' h The g’lU'im ’ yo,,r *«’•><> “awed . Tillamook County Bunk for L C. Vuks "«nd will promptly attend to y^ prices on jewelry at Stur- We5SesTa?d night Lfrvers' add of Holstein Cows smoke stack of tt.D cfH’pled , p>fc E£** Ltiful hats specially priced at ton’s. [you see the beautiful doll at Lon's. L tour hats from C. B. Vantress Lre a dollar. <ours, painter ’and decorator, ¿«orating a specialty. jon Vantress in south side of (Building, for bargains. I »ale. IS Registered Holstein ¡See Fryar & Co.’s add. ft c?al, $10-50 a ton. Best Coal, 1 ,ton. See D. L. Shrode. »ted, 20Cows, to freshen in the [,-F. R. Beals, Tillamook. • rresof brush to slash, will let gt or hire be day. See F. R. tage license was issued to i H. Bush and Ruth M. ity Treasurer P. W. Todd left »day to spend the winter in Lt Geo. H. Burnett left on Etday after holding circuit fin this city. Lushed Rooms and Board at [Parkhurst's, opposite Dr. h's residence. Bartrow has rented Dan by’s place at Balm and will re- »there at once. k, and crabs for sale, also k opposite Case’s machine t-Joe Whitney. purnished Rooms and Lodg- Imquire of Lawrence Sanders |t Tillamook Hotel. iky aize Platters. Every home ba large size platter. We have 1 King 4 Smith Co. he buying shoes call on C. B. rm and get them at one-half, iird and one-fourth regular me W. Watson will give a re- lof$50 for the arrest and con- teof those who shoot at i.nd by his sign boards. [shipments of heating stoves k Some new shapes. Stoves ktOO up to $18,00. They are all wes. King A Smith Co. je«. Knudson Furniture Co. »Ida removal sale from Nov. i the 21st, when they will move irnew fire proof building. tices conducted by Rev. A. B. »next Sunday will be as fol- Onion Peak, at 11 a.m.; Ne- nt 2:30; Bahn at 7:30 p.m. #1.50 per year . '»aitand watch for o... Thanksgiving Linens. 6885 c Damask, • grade' on sale, the yard 72in Bleached, all Linen Dam- Su’SfSS’1” 1 Nftpkin8' bleach«.. $1.75 values, on sale the dox. Alt t - $130 A«3Oo"v2l Bltached NaPkins. $3.00 values, on sale the doz. _____ $2.29 JLiXZ’XVX. with an 01:1 dull butcher -kni?e'- °H ?>ok''<’" sr l mThTo 'ln *’ ,hen lllakp h""te fcr ort“ -‘oica - anil neISaani[ulT±‘r<Di8heB- Yo« ®av a few ¿ fin ■ di8hesor just a tew to fill m. \\«. have them in sets or open stock. Have a pretty new pattern in -you ought to see them. King & Smith Co Assessor A. M. Hare has heen Xn tod at' “*e St8te Tax Com>ni«-1 n on to attend a meeting of the as- blrX? *.h Salem °n the 8,11 Decent-! her for the purpose of equalizing ; the assessment of each county. - vX’i a Swede, was arrested at Nehalemlchraged;«.,th threatening with a deadly weapon. Justice Et- fenberger bound him over to the c*rcu|t court and he was brought to jail8 C'ty 8nd f>'aced the county 1 lie,clock at Mason, Pennington > •« s "'upped on Wednesday at 2 0 clock 56 minutes and 40 seconds. Mrs. M. F. Leach was awarded the dishes as she held the nearest ticket, wlitch was 2 o’clock, 57 min utes. Thanksgiving Table Ware No matter how nice and tender the turkey is, to fully enjoy it, you will | need new knives and forks and spoons. 1847 Roger Bros, ware on I display in our window. King 4 1 Smith Co. For ; Thanksgiving—Reed’s Self : Basting Granite Roasters are the j only sanitary roisters on the mar-1 ket and the only one that will do what a roaster should do. We have them in two sizes, $2.25 and $2.35. King & Smith Co. Thanksgiving in the kitchen. We women all know what happens I when things go wrong in the kitch- j en. Purchase a few pieces of 1892 Pure Alluminum Ware and they will help make things go right. King & Smith Co. The steamer Argo came in on Thursday witn the followingpassen gers: Mrs. S. Withams, P. Erickson and wife, Miss Erickson, Dr. Hawk and wife, N. L. Bryan. Miss Bryan, D. L. Hastings and wife, Miss Hastings, N. M. Hartings, T. N. Parson, E. Wilhani, C. William, R. Aidrice, J. H. Starr, W. D. Meat, G. C. Reed, and R. B. Duncan. $16.95 REMOVAL SALE OVER FIFTY $35 LADIES’ SUITS Start Out at VALUES TO $20, SUIT $9.15. Nobby, up to date garments, beautiful coats in all favored long styles, skirts side pleated and paneled. All up to $20 models shown in a diversity of shades. Removal -« r sale price $7.Id. , , No charge for altering and fitting. » $16.95 $15 to $18 LONG COATS, $9.15. Some plain tailored, others beautifully braid trimmed, in dressy broadcloths, gray Scotch tweeds and heavy cloak ings, semi-fitting and three quarter styles. Colors are black, navy, brown, smoke etc. The greatest coat value ■« g- of the season. Removal sale price No charge for altering and fitting. Removal Sale of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing. Even our new Fall Suits just opened up are thrown into this great sale at prices that will be a wonder to all who are fortunate enough to take advantage of them. THERE IS NOTHING RESERVED, EVERY SUIT IN THE HOUSE has gone under the price cutting knife, and the result is first-class clothing at an enormous saving to you. Boy’s $3.50 two piece Suits, handsome patterns. Removal Men’s $12.50 Suits iu up to date tailored styles. Removal sale price....................................................... .. $8.95 sale price............................................................... $. 198 Boy’s Blouse Suits, values to $6. Removal sale price $2.48 Men’s $15 Suits, iu novelty effects, plain tailored, nobby patterns. Removal sale price ..................... $11.35 Boy’s Two Piece Suits, values to $7.50. Sale price $4.69 Men’s High Class Hand Tailored Suits, $20 values. Removal OVERCOATS. sale price ......................................................... $14.85 Men’s and Young Men’s Cravenette», values to $ 12.50. Removnl Men’s $25 Hand Tailored Suits, splendid patterns aud beauti sale price .................................................................................. $7.49 Men’« 422.50 Kersey Overcoats. Removal sale price.......... 14.45 fully made. Removal sale price.................. $16.45 TOYS. Knit Wear. FancyGlass& ChinaWare FURS. Wagons, Tool Chests, Dolls, Doll Shawls, Fascinators, Wool Scarfs _ '-arriages and All Kinds of Toys. and Fancy Silk Scarfs. ®oHd Gold and Gold Vest Chains, Neck '■flams, Fobs, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons, brooches, Bracelets, Signet and Fancy Rings. of our GRAND th kS W'lh ^e’r hearts set on suits of a strictly high grade—135 thoroughbreds—will find in this splendid ga hering, values beyond their fondest expectations ; servicable diagonals, Mannish worsteds, serges, fancy striped worsteds, c ev’Ots and homespuns and goiug next week for only $16.95. COATS 48 aud 50 inches long ; plainly tailored, some with dainty trimmings. SKIRTS kilted and cluster plaited. COLORS include smoke, black, navy, reseda, medium and ark gray. Sizes, 34 to 44. Positively $35 suits in all leading Fall Styles. Removal Sale Price, the Suit, $16.95 No charge for altering and fitting. A Large Assortment of well selected Furs, from the cheapest to the best. Will make a splendid Christmas present. MEN’S WEAR. Fancy Neck Ties, Suspenders, Silk Socks, Silk Mufflers, in fact, every thing in Men’s Wearing Apparel. Mason. Pennington & Co I Our Store will bt Closed Thanksgiving Day Afternoon. We are placing on display the largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS we have ever purchased. We are splendidly prepared to fill your wants S' ¡vith the most acceptable gifts. Our Store is overflowing with articles of many kinds, to suit every fancy, taste and purse. Some elaborate, some quite inexpensive, all good and low-priced JEWELRY. 1 he Third Week 75c. Cotton Blanket in Light Tan, on »ale, the pair, 59c. A $1.25 value Cotton Blanket, in white or gray, pink or bine borders, on »ale per pair 87c. A $1.50 Comforter, Bill bed site, on sale, price $1.19 A $1.79 white filled Comforter, full bed alxe, tied, on sale each $1.37 A Clothing" of devoted 't0 Tedncing our extra heavy stock of LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS and Men’s and Boy’s SPEC! Al Cl i'iT m T’1'-6 'S-'C C0Dt*nues ou 'he other lines of merchandise, but we will make this entire week a Biv Rp 1" q 1 to enable every man, woman ami child iu Tillamook County to get the advantage of the altersti -li k 1 ’Ces on these ,ires> before THANKSGIVING DAY. During this sale, every garment requiring - Cl’ARANTPL-n altered t0 fit you by our expert fitters, A PERFECT FIT and ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION the first t • «p ?.r y°u don tal‘e ’he garment. For this service we will make NO EXTRA CHARGE. We were the P S T -7 111 *'"'llno°k ,o introduce thissystem aud have positively the best fitter of women’s garments to be found on that ?! C t '>l,r patrons who have already benefited by this service, are loud in acknowledgements of appreciation a as t iey can purchase 1 ailored Garments in Tillamook and have them perfectly fitted. Christmas Is Near ! ome Early and secureg the Choicest Jtóes, Water Sets, Salad Sets, Choco- *«te Sets, Cups and Saucers, Shaving M«gs, Japanese Teas, Jardaniers. HALTOM’S. Blankets and Comfeters. Wait and watch for the nextcloth- THE GARAGE COLLAPSED tinned. W. G. Dwig-ht vs. William Reidt. ing sale damaged by water on the Applii’Htion for foreclosure of tax ateamerArgo. Morris Sell rial. Pop ular Brin Clothier, Wade building ♦ Ed. Snodgrass New Building lien. Default anil decree. John Conklin vs. Mary Conklin. Blown Down in Storm. The Shakespeare Club held its Divorce. Defendant to pay to the monthly meeting on Friday after The new two story garage being clerk $25 per month during the pen noon. The club was entertain built by Ed Snodgrass, on the dency of this suit and until decree ed by Mrs. Fred C. Baker, when south side of the Jones-Kundson therein, the sauv; to be paid de another pleasant time was partici I Furniture Co.’s new building cop fendant for the care and mainten pated in and a dainty lunch was lapsed on Wednesday evening, ance of children. Cane continued. served by the hostess. lieing demolished by the rain and James Walton, jr., trustee, vs. M. The city council did not .hold a wind storm which was blowing, T. Chance. To uuiet title. Decree living damage to the amount of over as per stipulated. meeting on Monday evening, but J.W. Sweeney vs. Solon Shiff- will do so this (Thursday! evening, $?<<' The building was intended when Engineer Davis will be tn for a one story building, but a mann. Injunction. Continued. Maud Joseph vs. David Joseph. The the city council and will take up the second floor was started. Divorce. Default of defendant en matter of the franchise for the rail building had just been shingled. tered. Plaintiff to file amended road company through Front Street. complaint. Cause continued. Circuit Court. /\ petition was presented to Judge Euna Erickson vs Chas. Erickson. Burnett for the release of J. S. Divorce. Decree for plaintiff with, P. R. A N. Co. vs. IreneCnlbreath. Lamar, who is in jail serving! a out costs. sentence for Iwaitlegging. After Condemnation. Contini ted. A. T. White vs. Kate White. Di L G. Freeman vs. Miami f,umber vorce. Decree for plaintiff without hearing what Attorney Holmes had to say the judge told the attorney to Co. Damages. Heard by' the court costs. present the petition to thegovernor. with verdict and judg'tnent for Tillamook City V». vs. Tillamook for$100. County. Accounting. Heard on The Pacific Soda (Works is the plaitiff E. R. Ayer vs. Seth Moon. Ac.’ion name of a new business miened up for money. Continued by consent. testimony and taken underjndvi»». ment. next to the Headlight office by <>. John R. Harter vs. W. S. Con<*> Elizalieth Hashenback et al va. C. Price, who will manufacture all Ejectment. Heard by court and Elizabeth Westenberger. Paxtltioo kinds of carbonated beverages, etc. taken under advisement. Decree of partition and sale. Mrs. Price, who has charge of the John and Henry Simmons vs. J. W G Dwight vs. C. C. Christen library, has opened a fruit and B Caples. Appeal from justice »c •a. L'ontinue<l by ronaent candy sfonrf. court Defendant’» motion for G. Dwight vs. A. W. Atterbury. The following passenger* left on judgment notwithstanding the ver CotiUnue«? consent. dict overruled. the Argoon Saturday: W. A. M itchell, * St a ver Co. vs. P R. 4 N. Co. vs Nehalem Pack F. E Tvler Confirmation. Sale Makinster» M. Cox, C. D. Bagley, J Kellay. jno Glonen, Cleo Talmage. ing Co. Condemnation. ( ontinued conPrmed. — — _ , Hiram Eadus vs. H. H. and W. Lester'I almage Frank Marolf, fieri William Ryan V». >- E Tyler. Sander- and wife, R. B. Duncan. H. H. Oosterhuis. Action for money. Conformation. Sai'' c??,*o,7n Johnson. Clias. Currier, O. W Motion of defendant to set aside Dott E Allen VB. vs. ^l,en- Inskeep. Win. Redfield, Ed. Catter- judgment and to allow time for de Divorce Decree for plahitiff "nd fendant to answer overruled lin. W. V. Williamson, and W. E. custody of minor child with coats. Morris Schnal vs. Portland A Mead. First Bank 4 Trust L". ,r"; ,• Tillamook Transportation Co. Dani I Eadusand Glenn Johnson, ,’lwault Rapl icl Catterlin, sonof Council ages Verdict for $15 for plaintiff man < atterlin, came near going to and for defendant for costs and • n«t judgment. Geo. Tone vs. Tillamook City. the penitentiary, and it was only disbursments. Demurrer to complaint argued. Sheriff < renshaw who saved him Geo. N. and Marvin A Horlgdon 1 from fx ing taken to Salem ( after vs. L. D. Krake. liamages. Jury Cow» For Bale. lin. who is on parole, has been trial, verdict guilty. Judgment for getting drunk and doing unlawful plaintiffs on verdict. Have a or 10 bend of milk cow» acts to the annoyance of the citi Andy Nolan vs A. L. LeMiller zens. »0 Sheriff Crenshaw took him and Agnes Fitzpatrick Action for more than I need Call at the ranch for pri 'I,,i»r> before Judge Burnett, who, after money. Jury trial Verdice and hearing the evidence, would have judgment for defendants. I sent Catterlin to the penitentiary, William Himes et al vs William but the sheriff promised the judge Maxwell et al. To set aside deed. that he would look after tfac t>oy Heard on pleadings and testimony! and on that condition the case was and taken under advisement. put over until the April ter m of William Squires vs. B. F. and M Court to see whether Catterlin will J Durfee and Tillamook __ County ; behave himself in future. Bank. Injunction. . Settled Paul up <4q>n» 1 ................... $25. C. G. VanPatten vs Thomas J Please Bettie. * riffor» »vsrr facility for »sf* bantetpg Injuac lion. Cause contin Harris, anil riwpr« Cfully »illicit» your huainsdL __ _____ All persona indebted to me ued. Ac<a s»'rw*r*f‘>r cor|KiratM»w, indf- Lillie R Ander»on vs. Miami kindly call »nd settle, as I n eed the Heard on vid'isl» »nd m ’ i U«» f'onfidnntlal trust Lumber Co. Injunction. , jlla . money. V iola M MjLLS. pleading» and taken under advise reltlloa» rarri»d '»ut faithfully. Intrrrat st cunwnl rataa on tuna da ment. For Sale. Frances G. Bailer vs. Charles A. poMt». Mul I. Mr-»» »!••" prompt atUnttnai Bailey Divorce. Default of defend Fire and burglar orrtof -sfaty dvpokit 4nor*e power gasoline engine ant entered. Plaintiff takes leave box*» j’l»t Irislallsrt bir ■ oarsman«» of to file an amended complaint and with >od-saw affai hm<nt. Inquire serve new summon». CUMoatsn U r»a»ooat>lt ranlal. ■ f Gu» Kunze, Tillamook. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY. ORE. I !
