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HK.Vr NATIONAL HANK, 'IIMA.MOOK
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TAIT, President
J. C. HOLDEN, Vice-President
W. J. K IE CHEKS, Cashier
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MAKE THIS BANK YOUR HEADQUARTERS
DURING THE FAIR
(klrtlng 'llllanouli liny, and S'lvernlj
imW Mils urn laying idle, bern'iiiic deep I
draft vcmiiI ."tiiOt ct into the bay !
cm fcermifil of tM-Iwrhoing too hl
low, ()ly n few yeiiry i tliU fact;
wm Vr'.Liiht to t; . uti'iitloii of our
senators mill M'i-r''M'- lativeg In ci)f-
grrii and this attrition has resulted In
tlm buHdlbg tit n Jetty which will -Jeep,
en ifm i-Iihiiiiii) nod lulmlt liirc vetscU
from nil rmtwnr. Tho Nolmlcin jelly
l nU being rcnollt nnd extended, fcnd
th? roctf for both of these jetties-Ii
L-ellii; lakn from largo quarries jiit
In 1iw Garibaldi. Thimo ipliirrlf- aVe
m t. - I - . I I
cnn-ciying ovi-r one nnnirri men himj
' will l In operation for over two year.
&j Id tin- construction of them Jetties
the'fcovcrnrnent arid tho taxpayer of
(2 'Tillamook (ninty will expend nearly
? . one million dollar.
V,'f are ' ow just beginning to grow.
All tin agitation caused the people to
bt ijio to think, nnd lby thought Unit
a a needed ii depot ht Garibaldi. The
mutter wnii tlti-n up with tin; utato
lUllroml Comminion hy nurno of our
unti-rpriiOng morchnnUi, nnd the com
miliiion lnin ordered the railroad corn
puny to erect n depot, which will he
done oon. While the people of our
thriving liltlu b:i re were thinking,
they decided to build h new hchool ,
h'juno and iirrnnr.u u nicenchool ground.
And reader, vou ouht to nee how i
rcully well they have nuccetlitl in this.
Hot they ilid net stop thurc Thcv
went on and eoulprcd the building;
W throughout with nil modern convenien
y ecu, including ntcam radiator, sanitary
toilet, (unitary drinking fountains,
Jj lavatory, a fine pinno, library, etc. A
J perfect parii-lise for any tearher. The
turn til teachiiiK fi'rce is composed of
ij H. S. lirirnliall as principal and Miss
KJ Kva Wheeler as primary instructor. ,
M The school boatd is composed of Wrn.
Derby. Fred I'aquet anil ii. McMillan.
W with Mrs. Sarah McMillan as district
fcl cltrk. The school Itoanl am trying to
A3 make their srinol the bet In the coun
ysi ty. The cIum;I is now in session with
K over forty pupils enrolled.
F. C. Alexander has charge of our
& K)lullico anil aUo the ticket and ex
W press olllce. Nelson & Co. nnd Geo. V .
Si rhclps me our two accummodatinK
THEY ARE GETTING
PAID FOR BOOSTING
Who Is
Tim Sharpies Mechanical
Milker ITscrs
Why Not
become a customer also and
get paid for it in increased
profits
Why Not '
Relieve yourself of all dependancc upon unreliable
helo and drudiftrv. .
Why Not
Make up your mtnd at once and Invest in a Sharpie Milker. The Teat
Cup with the Upward Squeeze. The most wonderful invention of ..the
present time.
Call at our -ttore and we will show you a machine In operation.
R. F. ZACHMANN
Member 1 the Federal Keserve
Association of the United Stales
Si
ami enterprising merchants. We also
have two rcslnurantH, n fish, clam and
crab market, a butcher bhop, u barber
l.o;, hotel and saloon. Hut if Oregon j
po- it dry this fall there may be a build-;
liitf for rent.
Amonr the old pioneer w-js Peter i
( Hyrom who died last year. His name j
JCt has been connected vCith Garibaldi for
W over W) years. A mom; the old settlers'
W who are still living nere we must men-j
W lion Frank ilnbson, N. McMillan,
yW ; I'eter Svenson, ami Frank Murray. The
-5 honor of Mnu the oldest livintt rcsi
. dsnt if Garibaldi falls to I'cter Svur-'
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, LATH
BRICK, ASPHALT, LAND
PLASTER AND COAL
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY
Docks and Warehouse Front St. between 2d and 3d Ave. West
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Towns of Tie County.
GARIBALDI BY THE SEA
Tho word Garibaldi Is of Italian or
IkIii and In derived from tho wonln j
"(Jnri,' ineiuiiiiK "dear," and "Ualdi,"
meanlnir inountnlim." Thcreforu the
word "Gnrllnildl," inuiiim "Denr
Mountain," ,
You auk how Gnrllnildl not 1U name,
Well, tho Mtory ruim like this:
te Kate ami Nan, The Al Hurd,
cn. Miles, The A. II. Rels. the
".tosy Olcson, t- l.u Uls ... tho It, I'.
Ivlino- and the Sue II. Elmore, vs liic
at the present writinj; is on her 6&-t
i. !, She was It.iilt ill IlK)fl.
' lip first store in Garibaldi was rt'
i- I'aul Corner, who was follow,
t ll Strr, Wtn. Itolstoit, Mrs. Oalo-i;-o.
Cuhn, Theo, I'arks, and Nelson
I'm
rim Hlmore Cnnnery was built i
IJWS ami was operated every year
to ami includintr ISM 2. Krom t
iK'Til'aiihaldl had three small hotol.
but all toipuher they could not accom
ii'lftl the people who wore looking
fur i"iiiot(t)iiJrt anil timber claims
Much tlshiiiK was buim: done then anil
OHrlbnlli was a lively hurt,'. At tint
tiuve (laribaltll was quite u distributing
point for freijjlit antl passengers, and
for vea rs V. 11. Ahlerman and N. Mi'
Millan drove teams nloni? thu bnl
from Carihaltli to Nuhnlem.
Hut it was never intended that ttari
imlili shotihl always be shut in from the
H rust of the world. i'eoplc from lb
oulsiuu were KiioeKini; to e,ei in r
people in (Jaribaldi were knocldiiK t
get out. In 1011 a railroad was bnib
into Till mok county and in Novum
bur of that year the first train pulled
into Garibaldi. A shout of triumph
went mi .from every inhabitant, ami
In bcauti"-:'"
tle bay, with the towering irountainV.
i.. .i... i.:.. . .. i.....,:r,.l B,.rn i
n-t . ill ioe rear, ijtttiwui; ucuutit'ii wuw,.,,;. -I
l-e .... .. . . . ,. .... l
tun Vllliiatv; in gLiiiuiui ..,u
around, with no storms or severe
wipds. The health of our cit zens is
perfect for several doctors have starved
cit here. Garibaldi is a beautiful place
for the tourist in the summer time and
hundreds have restetl within our Rates
tills season. Garibaldi extends a wel
coming hand to nil strangers.
iVi;on uut for a good time remember
Gurllialdi Hy The.Sea.
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upon quality vou arc entitled to
Supreme Sodas
10c it your dealers
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Frr For 12 end labels a turpnse l-ox of
iWtiijiteiti!" IitcdDinue "ill-l.t -
you iUJOiuiciy irec.
F. F. Harodon & Son
PortUad
Unloa
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fi'OHLER
thlnl tleifertur was iiirked up by
I'M Jarvls, who win hastening toward
the drowning men, with his cam. Mr.
Jnrvis towed Iho f id low asharo and af
ter the snijon hail recovered suilidcnt
ly he whs' asked his namu The inilr
told diirvis that his name was Garibaldi,
mid over since that time the place has , M by Uie Ucc of
gone bv tlmt name. Sumo f tho pres-1
i.,l ll.i flali In the line.
gone by Hint name. Some r tlio pn.s-. Mt J(J t()U lmy g,oro 0 thlf Heaver-Hlalne road. And
out population doubt tho truth of our rnlro.id have como thousands at IMaino Mr." Wilmot is postmaster
Btory, and Insist that our town was Himt t.0king homes mid busi- and proprietor of a general store,
named for thu gn at Italian ',l'll,;.r' 1 . entorpriscH. Hundreds have found! Hebo is quite an important trading
and llberalnr Garibaldi. Hut wo givo ' , ,.,.,.. ..... i..mwA tur ' ,Uiint. located 20 miles south of Tilla-
Mohkr is Iceatetl on the I'. H. & N.
Railway, on the banks of the Nchnlem
l.iver and on the main traveled county
n an lending to Nehnlisn City. Finley
Hres. are the principal merehants of
the place ; a cheese factory s located
here is also a blacksmith shop, run
by Grant Thayer. Mahler bus a new
M. V.. Church which was recently con
structid. Mohler is surrounded by tine
farming lands and is the natural trad
ing point for many well-to-do formers.
TRADING POINTS SOUTH
Hemlock is quite an important trad-,
ing point at tho junction of the Iilla-niook-Sandlake
road. Mr. Anderson
conducts n general store and is post
muster here. t
U. O. Mngarrell conducts a small
A t I ' ... .1.
Aiioui I .,., I,.. torv for what It Is worm. ... . Ti.r .,r.. millimm of
.... . IlllOtllV'Itt lOWtl. til.-- ...w
miy yearn .. go nil llnuut. vessel hook. l()Wn (iurlblll is u,f lf,m, ,inbl.r itl lhu mountains
tig nhtdtur from a storm took rofugo . ..; .... ., ii, i.,kon on bv
hi.. I...I.I.. mini i, i... A piirvoi mo uoii.tu.-o . .... - ,
' ,'. ,,u ' '"f.""" . " 7" one I. l. Hnlley about imy yoam ai;,
el drew noiir the Hhore, threo of thu I , . , . .,,., K.mlu
tnook. A pot tollico
a.H Is also n hotel,
is located here
blacksmith shop,
miIIoih fonr'ng fur tholr lives abimnl
thu veasul, Jumix'd ovorb.iard and ho
Kim swimming townnlH tho shore. Two
of tho HiiiloiH worn drowned hut tho
hoii'h place nlung tho bay to Hie cherry
treu upon the bluir nhovo Garibaldi.
I,, id,, ...trie ilnvs niuiiv schooiieis
niudu this wrt and niiiong
Ihem were
Lowil Wntch Inspcctor
ol I'. R. t N. K'y
First Clnss Kopaii in,' Uoiil
All Work Gun in'cvil
Reliable
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I Eugene Jenkins jcweie.
WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS
The oldest Icwclcr in the City and one ol '5f
Tillamook's Oldest Business Men m
qominorclal Huilding, I-owvr 1'loor Oceupietl by liny & Co,, Second.
Floor Qccupled by olllces,
PUMP
GUN
The "Good Old Stand-by"
The gun that user swear by against all comers.
Pick out some friend you know who ue one.
Atk Aim about it. Let him how you the Solid
Breech, Bottom Ejection thellt, imoke and
gate go down away from your face; three Safety
Devices, simple Take-down, the Hommerlc
feature.
nn when yi r reJr lo buy It ro'to the Rmin(.
ton-UMC dUr in thu community. You'll know him by
th K.J Ball Mark of Ktmirngton-UMC-tka Sign d
Sportsmen' Hdcjiurtr.
To kep your sun cIusm nct lubricated right.
uie Rem Oil, the new powder toUeot, rut pi
yentetiv o gun luWicaat.
Remington Annt-Unioa Metallic Cartridge Co.
299 Bro.dw.y. New York
cheese factory and general store con , SanUl-fcc. as well as bmU
ducted by Meyer & Son. A nostmnsier fVuits
Saiull.ike has been handicapped be
cause of lack of transportation, this
obstacle will soon bo overcome, as
the county has commenced th- con
struction "of a good macadam rt-nd to
that locality.
hits been appointed at Medn, where is
also located a store, blacksmith shop
and cheeso factory
THE SANDLAKE COUNTRY.
The Sandlake district, but little
known of coinparitivcly speakins, is
one of the most promising portions of
t-ur county from an agricultural stand
M)int. ' Cramberrics arc raised at a
Kit-.it profit. Eugene (tkinson lias a
tiact of crambcriy land at SandlaUt
'tat produces wonderfully vll, th:
ross incoine ranging from S300.QO to
JKoo.oo per acre from their lands.
There are also sonie good dairy
rLE:::.HANS!:;-i
Wm. W. Fleshor, of Lewis County,
ash., and Miss l.illic A. Ha- sen, of
nlm Dniunn win i il ill I rrl in IDArrlnOa
; Inst Snndav mornlr ir at 10 o'clock, at
the t.iiristiun tiniircn parsonage, ttey?i
Van Winkle otflciutln .
Mr. Flcsner i v prospermia fr.rmer
ot Lowis County, Wash, and the liapoy"
couple have gono o tiiq farm tit tiiftt
ulucu to maku tholr future home.i iv ji
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