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SERVICE
tU any )f our ctist.i.ncm about
First National Service
I ho arc nil plcasol with it nnd
,Cnn tell yun why.
first National llanK
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V- AM- JEE OUR 'LOW U
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1 . t lii-lion? ill selliuu ijuor jit ikti i-s .it anv price.
y ' i,i tsl.tug only a moderate price ti good goods.
JO ''i : la v oiir groceries from us. uu will huy
11 . nisi- viiu will find that the ihiuus vmi get
I1' s' i i votti table will bi-go.nl We huy grocer
' That is whv we vll lor little prices.
RAY & CO-
RocKRiES, Smoked meats, fruits, veg
ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED.
'HI I. WIUOK. - - ORI-GON
LEX. M'NAIR & CO.
toff Kg ii i is i n a hi:
HITCH EN RANGES and
HEATING STOVES
See Ui for Price Before Ortlerintf EUewhere
rAL MEETINGS AT HEMLOCK.
HI July
i!7 In Am 7 lt'imi'tlirtt
W1' Klllott (if Portland, will have j
"UfiUH of mooting lit III Mi-
mi urn invlli'd to attend .
lfe Old II., I ..u .......
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FOR SALE
JCn-H U i..ILu r.,.t Miww.
' "illo from irond rlimim factory.
Lje,jnKoml pasture, good water.
i - lane
Kood property In town In
JLAJHAJTM
Variety Store
Tillamook, Or.
'DROP IN AND
i LOOK AROUNB"
Industrial Kevievv
BAY CITY THIMS HAI.TOMS.
RED MEN ALSO RAH
Ur Uregon nitm-. ,, v , ,. ,.t lh lr r,tnt
real Wnlrl'M, in ii.e Til In (nook Omnly
AUml lactone! and Payrolii I mpruve- l'"nl.ne HufulHjr wIh-ii lhy fiiilu U
coiintci wild miteraoi. a H ow ha
mriili anil Enttrnruii Tliroujjlioul
'I lie Slale.
('M Jul) I J II. r lux full M(Otl
l lig. rw arm In Hovm) Rlvri ap
ptta in thr alirel.
lh- "-af . ,ii tourl hat htn)r.
a l- tm.jii abtolvinn the' U. W.
H Ik S. Co, liom Iwliilil)' to irrtpttaa-
I'urilaml Iron nunufaciurrr on
may . nKacd in ( uak oj in4kiii(t
t)tiiirl iui ht l iiroptan armii
M tairM thing to lc rritvUtrd in
I'oritwfltl the plcr lor the moving
lHiur hw,
i iiliry Aaaonal Bank incrraaca
It Orgm I'owtr To at Albany
i uHt-ntK (fee tkclru fan including
fan iivicr for tb benefit of criuia
iy auk.
uund ui the ground to be occupied
! Uir ioiuard Federal Uaildlnf at
Kuad.ura iiavc been aurtcd.
Krrtilall Itrnft iUI alar, m..rl
iluir jo imlr timber railroad out of on thv local dUmotuJ. Tbi will
Ki-acUuii aeon.
i'cnUUton vrill have a $$,009 Car
a alow
I ullcraoii whi U ii r-ernl hiMiUun lo
,,,,t"H ( KKi,iK"lir, had Ui
IcHKU,. li nijt.fa wliiiTInK t thu alrong
rtoilliwusl wind for nine weHry Inni'-n
nllowinif mii orcaaiunal bit. whih with
a filw paaatra usul urrura rvb Tilla.
"Hk fiaronm. lilnrwbard pitched ii
llnjnti..- but v,a ivcn im opjxrt;
whfcli iircuniiia for tti S to 8 acorn '
KHtnal In, n 1
'fffl- ltJ Mn i'mi to Uavr JO lo 2. j
'Hirarlv irl .f thr Ramo promiaud
to Jg an unii t rcatitii:
Intltqiw na imunt wcro
Chautauqua Closed
Last Saturday.
Senalor Burkett anJ Buckner'i Jubilee
Sinen Attractiont on Cloiine Day.
Good Crowds.
'MIlMm'Xik'a ftrtl annual ''haulncfjtlB
ia m tlnni; of th pant It proved to le
jut what w nxpvrtai, viz: a week of
fountlng on ro-kI thtnea. The Ch.u
tatiqon whi h eucrcst in ov,ry way, (j.;
nar.riatly and othtrwUc, and F'rcsidont '
0. J. Kdwarda of thu local oomrnlttu
a aaivn. The j and thoie who aiaiatcl him deserve;
fclow jjettma ,.,v, - ,ii, ir ti... ......u ..r ,u.. ;
MRS. OLIVER BURIED
Prom N'ehalem Timea :
Mrs. Mall-e Mwa Oliver waa born
on May 4, 156 in fWla. III., died
July 7 l&lf,, at &lward, III., ne CO
-..ra. 2 mm.tha and 3 day a.
She waa marriel to William A.
Oliver November 30, mJ at Portland,
Oregon anl enme to Nehalem where
nhe liveti until one year ago when she
accompanied her niece Mri. Ralph
White or a vtalt to her ok! home where,
after a abort time she was taken ill
and died.
iJurinK her lontr illnvsa ahe never
complained but pot her trust in Him
who (Icwlh all things well. She wan
united with the Methodist church when
a younu lady and haa always lived a
Christian life, Mattering sunshine
aliirtMl aid In Mm flrat three inninga I dprukinjr. Some of Uki ladies were wherever He wont and was loved by
nt-awT k'oi 10 aeorea. In thu r mainmir , ljreUM their endcavora and worr.od i H bo knew her.
aovmji rraincs not it Uoavcr col paat
(irat " ba,-, hut the locala wire onh
run olf of Johnaona
alilrt in unrn two
MUj-y.
nic Library.
Mo iiien arc buay laying track on
Utr tilUnictte Pacific from the
i.ii-ir imrth on Cooa By.
' I ikr wtli dedicate a large
.. ! vprnttvc dairy barn on Soovir
i-;.,,.! mtii houae warming, dance
. mi i, ,n 4ilrndcd by 6co gu via.
i' ' ,luti((iun County Ncwa
, i ..tic u( the bijiKcat fiaptra in
r- iid one of tbc moat attrac-
' . . : t jilted. It tboroutfhly cover
!w .r
Ket Sunday llaltotn'a will
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Hunvvir. ami May City will mvet Ih
Indian
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v nuiui uluim hb i iic Kuninon
ar determine I to fiiuaa up Uay City 'a
i nlnn .trunk.
Mndlm-.a of the ten4.
i Won Ijst
tnltqmi 5 'Jt
tame forfeited to l!nvor.
I ity i a
I'ear 3 i
K-dinon 1 3 0
Inditing walking and trra-
; t lailroad right ol way in
". a .liould be along the line ot
u I-1 rat" and would ave hun
'. .,l livra of thought lot people
..n.i . -ii Kl nut take a new conimtaatftt
I rl.tolir it
.t.otxj willbc apent auivrymg
jiiu-.i .4t with vieia of obiitinitii;
I. ..it lliailtlrl
Work on WricniQ8' now Si;o,tKol -
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KrV4J Hat viimillin u
Marion t utility i laying alnt
nl h.iid kurlatc t mi !i!
A Ktf.il irtnul ut tlu Htm i.iimiiH
jml Iruil jiret-rving uuliivtn, i. i.ii
u the practice in the home- i cmi
cctnrd, h Mlowed tlu l
S Cotttpana cric f driu.Mtt a
tlona now being condtutril in ".'unm,
Waahington and Idaho. i
The politician will wnm ! ! will" I
hi prnintaea ot what lie will iln H
elected and oh how tirt.l wt yrl m
hrrfiing them lnipir upon tins.
trrvjitla of the people tin r iv.H t
lower taart. Iraa indtmlM kiHi-u' rif
ulatton and more eucoiuai no nt to
imiiiijI t enter the tate
PortlandiSoo tons l '. i I ' ..:
hie will be uaed on the i m I n-t
National Hank to cost $Oo,x).
I'l-ndletunPactlic I'deptn-nr Co.
rebuilding its plant here
Konrbutg- i treuit C ourt Mistains
b gain y of $.100,000 rnilro.til ImuhI is
sue. At the international l'rcs Congress
in San b'rauciaco. Miliar H. Piper of
the Orogoniau, Portland, Ore., took
exception to the itict casing Fcdcr.il
control of publications.
"1 do not proclaim the rjuht of .i
newspaper to print what it ple.M-s,
but I repudiate the applied assump
tion and cvcimcc. by Government, of
the iiim tion of newspaper administra
tion in tlet.iil
Hluiiuuer-Frank Drue- Co., of Port
l.iml h.ts started move to establish
line l.trint lor rnisiun different iIiuk
plants
'I he citizens of Koseburg at a m.iss
mretmg ndopted resolutions opjiosing
.mi move thai may be made in the
direilton of placing the Oregon and
Ciliioruia iailro.nl lantls in a national
or state reserve, as such a move
would lie the lands up an indefinite
number of years and deprive the
county of thousands of dollars ol
tacs,
PRAYER oTa HORSE.
Hy direction of the Police Com
misstonci of New York tbeie is post
ed in every stable whete police horses
are kepi a e.uil of which the follow
ing is a copy:
To I'liie, My Master, 1 Offer my
prayet:
I'eeil inc, water and care for me
and when the day's work is done, pro
vide me with shelter, u clean dry bed
ami a stall wide enough for me to lie
down in comfort. Talk to me. our
voice often means as much lo me as
the icins. Pel me sometimes, that 1
may serve you the more gladly and
learn to love you,
Do not jeik the reins and do not
whip me going up bill. Nt-ver Mrikc,
heal or kick me when I do not under
stand what you mean, but give me a
chance to understand you. Watch me,
and if I fail to do your bidding, see it
iheie is not something wrong with
I. irni'ssor feet.
1 Kxamine my teeth when I do not
I ..ii I tuav have an ulcerated tooth
and that, you know is very painful.
Do not t to my head in an unnatural
position or take away my best de
,,um aiainst flies ami mosquitoes by
my youthful atrength ia gone, do not
turn ?mc out to starve or freeze, or
aell 10c to umc cruel owner to be
lowly t.itttni ! and starved to dca'L.
but do thou, mi master, take mv bfr
in the kmile! w,t .I'vl our lio.i will
reward you hen- .m-l h rraftrr V.-i
mav not m ' r m t i t,i i! I
Jk this m II: w W.i
thumselvea abnoit aick in their oiforte She waa a member of the Fraternal
to make the affair ft success. j Cnion of America and Grange and was
Sixty of our representative citizens j faithful member of both orders. Be
have signed up to back the Chautaunua de many friends she leaves two
",uy I for another var. Now that our rxtonle ' nieces, Mrs. Ralph White and Mrs. W.
understand and realize thu significance
of the ChautMuima it will no doubut in
the future rceivo more general sup
port. Sunntor Hurkutl'a address on Friday
evening whs ono of his human interest
talks as he expresses it. The majority
of rhautauqun apeakcra during the past
fifteen ears have devoted their talents
towards criticisms and reforms in Ipgis-'
lalive and municipal nllairs. Senator From Nehalem Times :
Hurkutt show ml us the opposite sitle of Henry Stasek and Marguerite Tildcn.
the picture and caused us to think of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Tilden,
the many gooJ things we have to be were married Wednesday July 7, at the
thankful for in this country. Senator home of the brides parents, Rev.
Hurkett's Friday evening address was Smith officiating.
much appreciated. J After the ceremony a wedding do ncr
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W. Thaye of Edwards. 111., her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Dean ami family of Aber
deen, Wash., and Fred Zaddach and
family of Mohler.
The funeral was held Tuesday, June
13 and interment made in Nehalem
cemetery.
STASEK-T1LDEN -
orn 111 .i s .!,' incn.
On Saturday afternoon Senator Bur-j was served. The bride a i uroom went
ett delivered an address on govern- to N'etarts to spend th:r hamymoon
mcnt i. a .ershi) of railroads and the , and will reside near Mohler. A large
Jub.ler Sir gi-r entertained both after- number of frien jjin the Timjs in
r.H fi a- eveftrg. I extending hearty congratulation!.
BIG MONEY RAISING SALE
Until August 1st.
At The Music Store, Morrison's Confectionery.
Everything in the Store is Reduced in Price, Here are a Few of the Bargains:
1000 Sheets of Music, instrumental and vocal, values 10c Iceaeh
12000 Sheets ol Music, instrumental and vocal values to 40c 2c each
;U)0 Good Marches and waltzes 4c each
100 School music hooks and llvmn books 3c each
ALL POPULAR SONGS AND MUSIC durim: this sale J2 J-2 each
Mouth harps all reduced Irom 19c and up
Music rolls values la $ f0 69c
Violin. Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo steel strings 3 for JOc
All wound strings cut 12o per cent v
Clarionet Reeds values lac I Jc
Music Stands Japanned value 75c now 59c
Music Stands Hamilton value 1.50 now t.22
Violin value $15 00 t.96
Violins value 5 00 2.75
Violins value 10.00 9.75
Violins value 25. 00 J4.50
Violins value 40.00 26.75
Violins value 50 00..... 32.50
Old second hand violin worth at least $25.00 now 6.50
Mandolin value $22.00 J6.50
Mtiiiflolin value 0.00 3.95
Mandolin value 4. 00 2.25
Old second hand Mandolin Cost about $35.00 now 6.50
Guitar second hand good buy J.95
Guitar almost new value $15 00 now 7.75
Cello fine tone was $45.00 ...26.75
Various other small goods too numerous to mention all reduced in price.
TYPEWRITERS
uUnderwood"latestandard model No. 5 price F.0. H.Portland 67.50 49.75
"Smith-Premier" fill late improvements price 30.50 now 29.75
"L C. Smith" value 55.00 37.50
PIANOS
Good used "Smith & IJarnes" Oak case upright worth $175 now 69.00
New "Roval" value $400 285.00
New "Tecnola" player piano value $000 475.00
Accordiaus, Auto-harps, Music rolls, instrument cases all reduced.
Prices marked plainly on all goods, look in the window for bargains,
we have to raise money by the first of August, find now is the time for
you to stock up lor the lull season.
Easy terms can be arranged on some of the instruments. Shop early
and get first choice.
THE MUSIC STORE
At Morrison's Confectionery, Tillamook, Oregon
Agents: for
THE VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS
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I ml finally, Oh, my master, when
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W. A. MuklnHtor
Tlllumook, Ore.
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