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illamoûli Vol. XIX. No. 27 TILLAMOOK, THE LATEST REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. Watch this Space for New Rargains Every week. $75 lor your choice of any lot at Netarts City Property. We have just platted a tract ot the best land on Netarts Bay into lots 75 by 50 feet, with alley between each row of lots. Ralph Ackley, Tillamook Real Estate. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS H. T. Botts, for abstracts. Japanese ware at King & Mills. The students of the Tillamook High School will give a public entertainment on Friday, Feb. 22 (Washington’s birth* day). C. A. Mills, D. C. Mills. E. G. Allen and Mrs. H. J. Grey were tl«e only pas John E. Erickson is in from Cleone, sengers who left here on the steamer on Ore. Saturday. G. 11. Ward, of Hebo, was in the city Sheriff Crenshaw has returned the on Sunday. gambling paraphernalia to the White P. Byrum wns up from Gaiibaldi on Corner which he gathered up when be Wednesday. raided that gambling joint. You can get stumping powder now at We will give two more pages of liter King & Mills. * ary matter, with pictures, r.ext week, in Dr. Henry E. Morris, eye specialist. * OREGON, years of age, and the people here were sorry to hear of the death. County Clerk Lamb will have the tax Geo. E. Huntley and A A. Damitio, of Alierdeeu, Wush., were in the city on roll copied by the end of this week and it will be turned oyer to SheriffCrem-haw Sunday. Mrs. E J. Kellow and T. Kellow were next week for collection, giving him a in from the south part of the county on month to collect taxes and give rebate to those who pay before March 15th. Monday. St. Valentine's prize masquerade, at Get into the habit of trading at Pntz lai's and receive a 5 per cent discount the opera house, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1907. Supper will be given at the for cash. * Palace hotel bv Mrs. A, Weening, tickets Go to Andy Nolan's for your mask, including supper $2.00, now on sale at where you can find a complete stock to Andy Nolan's, spectators 25 cents. select Iron;. * The weather hns been stormy the past A local teachers' and school patrons’ week, with a good deal of rain, but the convention is to be held at Cloverdale atmosphere was warm, which is a great on Saturday, contrast to the cold weather in the Will Why leave your horses in the rain amette Valley and Eastern Oregon, the when you can tie them in Harris' Tie snow in the latter part of the state being Shed for 10 cts. * three feet deep. Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed C. H. Wheeler came in from Portland Barn, the cheapest place in the city to on Wednesday. He is having some log keep your team. * ging done on the Nehalem, but does not Phil Becker, ). M Rice, Chas. D. White know when the mill will start there, nor and Elba Henderson came in fiom Port- is it known whether the Geo. R. Vosburg land on Wednesday. * or another tow boat will be kept in the No matter what you represent at the bay for towing purposes. masquerade, you can find a face to M. R. Hannenkrat met with a painful match at Andy Nolan's. * accident on Friday, which might have Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay been more serious. In building a new cash for Timlier. Don't Bell without first house the scaffold gave way and he fell seeing me. Ralph Ackley. * to the ground, falling on some lumber. The North Yamhill stage will leave at He was considerably shaken and bruised four instead of five o'clock in the future, up and a bone in one of his arms broken. the change going into effect today. Miss Blanche McNair, who has been visiting relatives in the east for several months, is expected in on the next boat. The water motor and dynamo for the electric lights in the court house have been fixed in the basement of the build ing. traarf -'MVJ K vt N s RT t B ' aninar . -^r'r\rr JRÉÙB JwL. aUa avTW Uv ^L Pay your taxes and save the rebate. We will loan you the money if you are short. We make no charge for collect ing checks on other banks. If at any time there is anything about the banking business you do not understand, come to us. We are here to give the closest at. tention to our friends, for upon such treatment of customers we base our hope for continued growth.—Tillamook County Bank. A Store With R EG U LAR CUSTOMERS >t t i° It is always flattering to a store to have many regular customers. Peo ple who come again and again must have confi dence. A large percentage of our business comes from regular customers who trade here year in and year out. They know our methods are right and that they wil! always be used as we would like to be were we the buyer instead of seller. Why not make this your reg ular trading place for [drugs and medicines. CLOUGH Fred Schofield, who works at Leach's meat market, met with a painful acci dent on Saturday afternoon. A set screw in the motor caught his sleeve and wound it round the shaft, and in doing so nearly wrenched Schofield's thumb off. He called Mr. Leach, who stopped the motor, and after getting clear of it Schofield went to Dr. Boats’ office and had the injured finger attended to. Representative Beals, of Tillamook an*4 Yamhill, in a bill introduced in the state legislature, asks an appropriation from the State of $50,000 to be expended in deepening and improving the harbor in Tillamook Bay. The bill authorizes the appointment by the Governor of a commission of five persons, reliable resi dents of Tillamook county, who shall have charge of the work incidental to theexpenditureof the appropriation that has been asked. Roy Conder, son of ex County Judge Conder, died somewhat suddenly at the Company, BAY CITY, ORE The play from the beginning to the end will be of a comic character. Persons who don't enjoy a laugh for an hour or two need not attend. The admission lee will be 25c. and 15c., there being no re served seats. This will close all plays nnd whist games until after the Lenten season, which begins oil Ash Wednesday, the following day. The girls will render the comedy, entitled “The Fortune Tel ler, or Clairvoyent," a m >st humorous production ; nnd the boys will give “Ihe Nigger Boarding House,'' a rousing farce that will bring nothing but laugh ter for a straight hour. Resolution. We, the Ministerial Association of Till amook, at our regular monthly meeting on Monday. Feb. 4th, resolved as fol lows : “That it is the sense of the Ministerial Association of Tillamook that we are in hearty svmpathv with all efforts put forth for the enforcement of the local option law of this county, and that we lend our support to all such efforts ” Geo. F. Zimmermnn, secretary, and D. L Schrode. committee. THESE ARE INVENTORY days —STOCK TAKING Tlie time for economical folks to do their trading. Stocks of course will be turned Topsy-Turvey. short lengths of piece goods and all broken lots in ready to wear stuff will be collected and placed on the alter of sacrifice to go at any old price most that’s offered. The brisk selling seasou has left many broken lets of Merchandise—odd sizes—but the first to come will find their size in most every line of : SEE THE BARGAIN TABLES. Heavy Cotton and Wool Underwear. Hosiery, Sweaters. Hats and Caps. MEN’S SUITS, OVER % COATS. CRAVENETTS. Men’s, Boy’s Single [||| Pants, Duck Coats. BOY’S SUITS and OVER- I_______ * * « Tax collecting time will commence on the 15th Pony up c-d don't squeal il it comes high. I COATS. Men’s Mackinaws, Fascinators, Belts, Neckwear, Gloves. WOMEN’S COATS, FURS and _ SKIRTS. Children’s Coats and Skirts. Heavy and Light Shoes for the family « * « Chapter III—“If it hadn't been for the grafters, Tillamook City's water system would have cost $10,000 less,’’ is the statement of Mr.------ » * » Someone last week stole the wood be longing to the United Brethren church. A man who will rob a church ought to be tarred nnd feathered. It would not surprise us to hear that it was a man who was too lazy to work and had been beol legging. * * Tillamook County is o.k. Where is there another cheese factory in the state that received 3,745 480 pounds of milk for 1906, turned.out a ton ot eliiese per day during the summer months, and for the 681 cows which supplied milk to this factory, gave an average of $66.78 per cow ? * * * Another travesty of justice in a mur der case. Chester Thompson, the vouog man who shot Judge Emory, wns found not guilty, the jury claiming that he wns insane when he committed the awful deed. Any one who commits murder cnti now work the insanity dodge. The jury system has many delects. * * * Representative Beals has introduced a bill asking the state legislature to appro, priate $50,000 to be expended in deep ening nnd improving tlie harbor in Tilla mook Hay. We hardly think that the bill will pass, but to help the good work along Mr. Beals might ask the legisla ture to pass a joint resolution to the national government asking it to appro priate sufficient money lor the improve ment of Tillamook bar. » ♦ * Compared with ether sections, all who reside in Tillamook ought to lie thank ful when they read of the blizzards,snow A New Lodge Organized. storms and intense cold in other sections of the country. True the rain and south A new lodge of Knights of Fvihias west storms have been somewhat fre was instituted st Nehalem by Grand quent, but these warm rain showers are Chancellor, M F. Davis, of Union, Ore only small affairs compared to the biting gon, and about twenty members of the cold that is lieing experienced in Mon local lodge K. of P,, of Tillamook. The tana end other states. bov* from Tillamook went up to Ne halem last Thursday morning in four We feel sorry that Rollie has not got double rigs and two single ones. Mr. over his liellyaching and continues to nnd Mrs P. Allen went up in one of show his jealousy if the Headlight man the single rigs and Mr. Sternberg in the gets u job of printing once in a while, so other. Arriving at Balm the rigs were as to keep body and soul together, and left at convenient places and the crowd so that we can pay our honest debts. It was then taken down the rirer in agaso- is simply jealousy on the part of Rollie |ine launch. Supper was serred at the which keeps hia temper ut boiling heat. Kline Hotel and preparations were then There is one thing. Ihe snap shot man is made to gire the Nebalemites the time fond of work, aided bodied, and is not of their lives. Twenty-two Nehalemites bumming on the government or anyone were shown through the mysteries of the else for a living. Knights of Pythias ami expressed them We have a copy ol the bill to create selves as well pleased with the initiatory ceremonies through which they passed. Yamhill, Polk and Tillamook counties a Supper was served a little past mid judicial district, and it is as plain as the night and the balance of the work was nose on a man's face that this bill, intro then given. After all was orer we duced by request, is for the purpose of again went to the hotel where we were legislating a democratic attorney into served with a fine breakfast after which office with a salary of 12.000 a year, we started home. The Nehalem boys Ot course, we wouldn't like to accuse are certainly as hospitable a lot of boys any of the unternfied attorneys of this as you will find anywhere in the’world. city as wanting a seat at the political They did all they could to make us fee) graft counter, for there is no necessity of at home and we in turn tried to leave a creating another office, that of distiict attorney for the three counties nt a sal good impression on them. The trip was a delightful one goinfc ary of $2,000 a year, to be appointed by up. Grand Chancellor Daris returned the governor. Thi» is only another slick home with us and visited Marathon way for democrats to get into office. Lodge No. 89, ol Tillamook. He stayed And it is said it is Judge McFadden, of until Sunday morning, when be returned Corvallis, who want* the job. to Seaside with a Mr. Zsllcr who accom- We want to enlighten the people of hamed him from there. Tillamook, and especially republicans, tn I The Nehalem Knights are requested to regard to the spasmodic mud slinging by I come down to Tillamook and gire us a certain citizen* whenever they cun get chance to reciprocate their hospitality. hold of and control a newspaper. It will S1OO Reward, SIOO. be rememliered that thi* mud slinging Th« read ar* of this p<I»er wilt b* pteaaed It was commenced by those who started learn that there 1» at least one dreaded disease th st science has been «Me to care in alt ita up the Independent nntwo Occasions and stage« and that 1« Catarrh Hall’s Catarrh Core is the only positive care not known to the who used the Ocean Wave and the Tele medical frateraity Catarrh being a constitu phone Register. Now the Herald ha* be tional diMMe. requires a constitntioaaw! treat I ment Hair a Catarrh Cate 1« taken Internally, I come their organ. It is democrat* for | | acting directly npon the Mood and nracoua _______________ _ I the most part who have written the mud I ______ stir faces of the system, thereby deatro>ing the * * * « * * | HftkTOJVTS Department Store have been repeatedly attacked. No one ever remembers a democrat or any mem bers of the whiskey ring lieing attacked in the mud slinging articles. We leave these facts with our readers, especially with republicans to ponder over, not that we want to convey the impressions that all democrats are mud slingers Far from it, for it appears to be known that it is but a few democrats who are respon sible for it. W * * This is a “Bricktop” snap shop. Whnt a big fuss some people did kick up about Sheriff Crenshaw using “Bricktop,’’ the ex convict, in rounding up the violators of the law. It wai a terrible thing, so they argued, to allow such n criminal to remain in the city. Briefly, let us discuss this. Admitted that “Bricktop” is an ex-convict and petty thief when tinder the influence of drink, what about the robbers who ran gambling games in this city and who robbed the farmers, boys and others who came to Tillamook City to trade ? One gambler said of “Brick lop” that wns a prince when he wns log ing money nt the gambling table. But the point we want to impress upon the people of this county is this : For seve ral years the gamblers carried on a sys tem of wholesale robbery nnd paid citv officials for protection, but did you ever hear one of the men who howled about “Bricktop’’ howl about the gamblers ? We don't know much about “Bricktop,” but it seems to us that he is not half as bad as the persons who robl-ed the peo ple of this county at the gambling dives n this city. i —— HEMLOCK Beaver creek is booming again, it* as high as its been this winter. |os Bixby was in our neighborhood lately. Mr. Brown went to town Monday. C. Dye and family and L Saunders and family have been visiting at E. Lyster's the last few days. I •** * * *«• “ will be remembered that >1 is always rw- ! f 1 CHENEY* COS, FAIRVIBw. are sorry to hear that Lloyd Powell’s health is failing since he re covered from typhoid. Gus Kunze is cleaning off logs on the Olsen ranch with his donkey engine. The Old Maid's Convention was ren dered Saturday and a large crowd was pieHent and every one seemed to be plensed but those who could not get their reserved seats that they paid for. The Prof, and wife from the high school were present, also Miss Lister and a number of high school pupils, also Mr. and Mrs. King and others too numerous to mention. Ben Jacobs is moving on to the Mills place across the Wilson river, owned by Mr. Durrcr. Chas. Smith, the orphan bov, stsying at Janies Hughey's, had the misfortune to get his fuce powder burnt to day at school. As he was ignorant of the conse quences. he was too close when he touched it with a lighted match. Guy Bur.n was 011 the sick list last week at Ed. Donaldson's logging camp Ivan Donaldson could not attend high nchool on account of sickness, he is sugering from erysipelas. NBHALBM. The Geo. R. Votburg went out Wed nesday loaded with canned salmon. The young friends of Miss Agnes Zad- dark rememliered her birthday in the way of a surprise party Saturday even ing. S. M. Batterson had the misfortune to loose Ins team and wagon off the grade lielow his place on the South fork last Friday. Both horses were drowned. T. Kingsley is in from Seaside. Mrs. Win. Zimmerman, who has been quite ill, is recovering. A K. of P. lodge was organized at Nehalem Friday with about 20 charter Our literary is progressing nicely. The members. champion speaker is Nona Christenson. Bill Thune had a narrow escape the Child'a Life Saved by Cham other day, a tree falling on him and berlain's Cough Remedy. badly bruising his face. Mrs. John Englehardt, ot Gera. Mich , A. Kinnaman and family nnd M. tells of the anxious monimits spent over Woods and family visited C. Desmond her little two-year old daughter who had taken m hard cold resulting in croup. and fnmilv of Spruce. Sunday S>ie nays . “ I am »Uisfleil that if it had Mrs. Holgate and daughter, of East not been for Chamber Iain’s Cough Beaver, was in our neighborhood Sat Remedy she would fisvechoked to death. I gave this medicine every ten minutes urday evening Mrs. Wallace went to Beaver, Thurs ■ nd the soon liegen to throw up the phlegm. I can recommend it in the day after tier sister, Lou Bunn. __ ______ highest terms _ as _ I ____________ have another _____ child ■ I . .. . . . . — A Al» Ixl A A .*1 a ex M ” Ll C. Dye brought out a plainer for Bill that wsecured in in I the same way." Bold by Clough’» Drug Store. Thune, Friday. * » » home of his parents at Hebo on Monday from blood poisoning. Dr. Ross was i strength __________ by bnildl«« L, — - itiwork. Ihe --------- proptic ■ »■ doing ------------ ■ “ -- sent lor. but he had onlr gone |>art of assi»ting »»Htinz nature nalate in ______ tore have so ■meh faith in ita curative powers, the wav when advised of the boy s death. that M thaw therv offer one «n. Hundred H«»4rr<1 Dollar» Hollar» •— eend ' for I * It seem, that the boy had a boil on hie | J-»« ” ----- [ left arm, and it was from this that the VrSrSS“»’.*.»*- I blood poisoning occurred. He wju *-* THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST ) The Largest and Prettiest Display of Valentines > Ever Shown in Tillamook Rev. P. R Burnett, a brother-in-law of P. W. Todd, hns been called to the pastorate of the Christian church, lor the coming year and will occupy the pul pit of that church next Sunday morning. Capital Stock........................ $25,000. Mr. Burnett has been pastor of some of the largest Christian churches in Oregon, Offers every facility for safe banking, having been pastor at Salem for six and solicits your business. years, at McMinnville, Eugene and Plea Commercial. Savings and Trust De sant Hill each foui years, Monmouth partments. three years, and many other places in Three per cent allowed on deposits Oregon, California, Washington and subject to check. Idaho. hour per cent on Savings and Time Deposit* At a meeting of the city council Mon- O'lr little book, •• Helpful Hints on day evening, with Mayor H. T. Botts Banking,’’ explaining how to do your and Conocilmen A. T. White.W. C. King banking by mail will soon be out. and G. Munson present, the only business Send for a copy. It’s free for the to come up liefore the city fathers was asking. allowing the following bills: Electric lights, $40; J. 0. Holden, recorder, $15 ; Editorial Snap Shots. Clyde Clements. 50c. ; E. A. Edwards, The democratic mud slinging killed $10 ; [. C. Holden, witness fees advanced in gambling cases. $5 10. Bill of Tilla two Independent (?) newspapers and the mook Lumbering Co. was referred to the Ocean Wave. Rev. Dr. Baird will preach at Bay City a series of advertising matter we intend committee on accounts and current ex on Sunday morning. publishing from time to time. penses. McMillan, the photographer, makes up Dr. Ross was call to the Hadley log We give below a few of the individual to date photographs ging camp on the Wilson river to attend returns ol dairymen for last year: Eugene Car|>enter, of Woodburn, was Chester Thomas, who had several ribs W. B. Aiderman. 128,925 lbs. milk. broken by getting caught between two in the city on Saturday. 5.225 lbs. butterfat, proceeds $1,422.- Harris will feed your team hay and logs. 67 ; per cow $74.87. There is to be a Prize Masquerade on Nels Hanson, 137.327 lbs. milk, 5,404 keep them over night for 50c. * Sheriff Crenshaw will commence Col St. Valentine's day, Thursday evening, lbs. butter fut, proceeds $1,494.49, per Feb. 14th, at the opera house, and the cow $74.72. lecting taxes on the 15th Feb. supper will be served by Mrs. Vecuing ut Gust Wicklund, 172,640 lbs. milk. Owing to high water, the Bay City the Palace hotel. 6,961 lbs butter fat, proceeds $1,892.28, stage had to return on Tuesday. The monthly temperance union meet per cow $72 78. For sale, Bay City hotel, price $2,500. D Fitzpatrick, 122,165 lbs. milk, 5,030 ing will be held on Sunday evening at Apply to D. W. Rhoades, Bay City. * the Presbvterian church, the sermon to lbs. butter fat, proceeds $1,411.19, per Captain H. D. Mahler was in from be preached by Rev. D. L.Schrode, pastor cow $70,56. Cape Mears light station on Wednesday. of the M E. church. The young people of the Sacred Heart For sale, a horse nnd colt, two yeais The Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church are preparing for a play to be old. Apply to Mrs. Branch, Fairview. * church gave a social at the residei ce ol rendered on Tuesday evening, Feb. 12th. That stock of hardware at King & Mrs. C. N. Drew on Wednesday evening, Mills is getting more complete every which was largely attended and a plea ay. sant time was participated in. You can get that Jap a lac that you The rainfall for Tillamook county for have read so much about at King & the year 1906 was 108 60 inches. In Mills. * 1900 it was 111.74 inches; in 1901, Wanted, a few choice timber claims, 107.42 inches ; in 1902, 132.13 inches ; for which will pay good price.—F. R. in 1903, 111.71 inches ; in 1904, 115.96 inches , in 1905, 78.66 iuches. Beals. * FEBRUARY 7, 1907 --*-iican* or republican officials, republi- \ wen, republican attorney*, were consented ,n Tillamook Confectionery and Bazaar. CARRY Near Todd’« Building. A COMPLBTB LINK OF CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc ICE CREAM IN SEASON. Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens Pencils, Tablets, etc. CLOTHE» BRUSHES. STOVK BRUSHES. HAIR BRUSH EM. HOUSE BRUSHES. STOVE BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES. Ladies' Combs. Hairpins. Thimbles nnd many other articlei rius to mention nnd at prices lower than elsewheie. |*>k Confectionery & Baza/ -ok. now
