Tillamook headlight., March 28, 1907, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 28
Report of the Condition
Editorial Snap Shots.
Wc notice that the boy whom the city I
marshal promised $1 to inform against ;
certain bicyclists is violating the ordi­
nance quite Ircquent 1 y.
* a m
What is theie in the report that a
young man. about the time ot the recent
raid»*, lu«t his money and pawned his
watch to gamble with the money ?
♦ * ♦
Mayor Schmitz and Buss Ruef, of San
Francisco, tried to make the newspapers
"shut up." but they could not I m * made
to shut up. The newspapers will come
out on top, with Schmitz and Ruef Hliut
up in the pen.
* r} k
S<|nt filing ! The boodlers and grafters
in San Francisco are falling all over
themselves doing tins. But then we do
not know that Tillamook City is in a
position to throw stones at San Fran-
c >co | for the gambling graft carried
o i m this city lor years was bad.
very bad. Perhaps, however, a little
investigation by a grand jury wouldn't
be out of place, seeing that a number ol
p.rsun8 were involved in the recent raid.
in the State oi Oregon, at the close <>i
ot business March 22, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.............$13,538.72
Overdratts, secured and on
1,979.89
»ecured ....... ....................
U.S. Bonds to secure circula
6,250 OO
tion ..........................................
355 47
Premiums 011 U.S. Bonds .%....
755.77
Bonds, securities, etc...............
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures *...................... .................
768 20
Expense account .......... .*............
Due hum Stale Banks ami
Bankers ...................... .*.............. 23,413 53
Due from approved reserve
agents........................ ................... 41,304.71
5,071.11
Check and other cash items..
Fractional paper currency,
292.00
nickels and cents...................
La win I Money
Reserve 111
Bank, viz ;
Specie....................... $5,531.00
Legal tender notes 7,244 00 12,775.05
* ir *
Redemption fund with U.S.
Talk about discrimination,what about
Treasurer (5 per cent of
312.50
the discrimination of our contemporary
circulation)........................... .
in making a great howl and publishing
»106.820.95
the names of the kids and bicyclists who
Total..
were suddenly pounced upon by the city
marshal, but it was awfully mum about
LIABILITIES.
the two young men who caused a dis­ Capital stock paid in ........... $25,000.00
turbance in a church in this citv. Please Individual deposits subject
don’t discriminate against the little bits
65,453 03
to check ...................................
ol kinds for being out after eight o’clock Demand certificates of de­
and then cover up and suppress the news
3.655 00
posit ..........................................
ol the had conduct and misbehaviour ul Time certificates oi deposit
16 00
the big kids over 21 years of age.
12,587.67
Term deposits...................... .*...
Liabilities other than those
# # *
115.25
above stated ..........................
Wc suppose it is some satisfaction to
the prosecution that "Bricktop” can br
$106,826 95
Total
found when wanted, and will, no doubt,
have to be brought back here to appear
State of Oregon, County of Tilla
in the whiskey cases which were appeal­
ed from the justice court. It is to he mook. SS. :
I. JAMES WALTON, Cashier of the
hoped that the district attorney will de
tide lo push every case they have against above named bank, do solemnly swear
that
the above statement is true to the
those who violated the local option law.
seeing that some of them are on the best oi mv knowledge and belief.
JAMES WALTON. J r .,
light after being found guilty
If this is
Cashier.
done and they get a term in jail similar
Subscribed and sworn to -before me
to that of the Jap it may bring them to
this 28th day of March, 1907.
their senses.
SIDNEY L. JOHNSON.
* * *
Notary Public.
The Port of Tillamook Commission
took the right step when it recommended
to Colonel S. vV. Roe»»ler that Hoquar
Do Not Crowd the Season.
ton slough be deepened and that some
The first warm days of s|rring bring
thing he done to straighten out sharp with them a desire to get out and enjoy
I tn ns and bends in the slough. This is the
exhiliral Ing air
and
sunshine.
really necessary mid almost imperative, Children that have been housed up all
as everybody must admit, lor delays arc wiolei and brought out and you wonder
now quite frequent lor the want of a where they all came from. The heavy
deeper chminei in the slough. The bar winter clothing is thrown aside ami
needs attention as well, but until such many shed their flannels. Then a cold
time as there is an appropriation or pro. wave comes and people say that grip is
per appliances to improve it, attention epidemic. Colds at this seuson are even
must be directed to improving the inner more dangerous than in mid.winter, as
channel from Tillamook City.
1 here is much more danger of pneumonia,
We are informed that half breed Ger­
man coach horses, from ordinary marcs,
are now selling in Portand at big prices.
Hirer year olds being sold lor $300 and
lour year olds for $350. and the market
cannot l>c supplied evaii at these figures
It seems it. us that most every dairy
mail in Tillamook ought to add a few
hundred dollars every year to his income
by raising a lew horses, which can he
done at very little extra expense, for
the dairymen have use for two brood
mares. Heavy drought horses and espe
cially the German coach horse, are in tie
tnnnd. B. O. Snuffer has a tin* stallion
of the German coach horse breed which
is a valuable addition to the blooded
stock in this countv, and it is safe to say
this year’s colts raised Irom that animal
will bring their owners a good figure
when they me ready to be placed upon
the market. Considering the scarcity oi
farm handsand lhe high price for farm
help, dairymen ought lo take to raising
high priced colts more than in the past
It will he a source of tevenue if they will
do so, for.thereis no nionev or satisfac
tion iu keeping or raising scrub horses.
Dairymen cannot miss it d they breed to
the German coach horse or heavy drou­
ght horse breeds.
* * *
What is the use of spending labor and
money advertising Tillamook county if
it is bottled up with toll roads. Tilla
mook has now a bright luture before it.
but, if the tollroads are maintained, it
will retard the growth of the county.
Thousai ds of home seekers have been
coming and will continue to come to Ore
gon every week, but they do not come
to Tillamook liecause the cciinty has
lieen shut in hih I bottled-up with toll
roads.
No one can blame home seekers
for not coming to Tillamook when other
counties have free roads. The wav to
retard the growth ol this county is to
bottle it up with toll roads. The way
to open up and develop the comity and
induce home seekers to come here is to
have free roads. Taxes were high this j
year and tlirie will l»e plenty of money
to keep up all roads in fairly good shape.
Before the county court lea tea another
county road it ought to weight well the
injurious effect it will have upon Tilla
mook when everything looks sobright
and prosperous to get thousands of now
•ctlleis into the county this year. Do
riot retard the grow th of Tillamook with
toll roads ally longer, lor heaven knows
the county has been bottled up too long
already. But, alas, the Tillamook moss
backs don't want the county opened up
with new |»eoplc, new enterprises and
new money put into circulation
io oo
lake th amber Iain's Cough Remedy,
however, and you will have nothing to
fear.
It always cure, and we have
never known a cold to result in pncii
rnonia when it was used
It is pleasant
and safe to take. Children like it. For
sale by Clough's Drug Store.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
Chamboi Iain's
Pain
Balm relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep ami
rest possible, which is alone worth many
timer its cost. B F. Crocker. Esq., now
84 years of age, ami lor twenty years
Justice of the Peace
at Martinsburg,
Iowa, says : " 1 am
terribly afflicted
with sciatic rheumatism in my left arm
and right hip
I have used three bottles
of Chamberlain's Pain Bilm and It did
me lot« of good.” For sale by Clough's
Drug .Store.
New York proprietors of hotels and
restaurants have planned a $10.000,000
company to hantile supplies, "in order
to escape high prices ” It is hardly
necessary to add that customers are not
included in this deliverance through the
hind offices of a new trust.
The commercial club delegates who
have just returned from Panama have
set Uncle Sam a hard task in their state
meat that the canal can be completed in
eight years. It is the popular idea that
the appropriation will be spread thin
enough to cover at least a quarter of a
century in time.
GLASSES FOR
Dr. Henry E. Morris.
Phone, Main 493.
«I
MAKE
MISTAKE
/
7
/
OILED
CLOTHING
will give you com
plete protection
and long service
You cant afford
to buy any other
Every garment
guaranteed
Th. b.si dMlrrs sdl H
KILL th « COUCH
CURE
ano
IM vp
THOSE OVER 50.
I can fit glasses for old {»eople
just as well as those who are
young.
You do not take any risk, ns I
absolutely guarantee my work to
I m * satisfactory.
I make all examinations (tec of
charge.
Chamberlain’s Cou«h Remedy
is Both Agreeable and
feffectlve
t'I ihiu I m ’ i I hiii h Cough Remeily I inn no
au|M*rior for coiighM. rohU and cru ip,
and tlie fai t that it 1« pleasant to Cake
aiul contains noth ng 111 atty w av in*
jiiriotiH has made it a favorite with
mother*
Mr. \V S
Pelham, a mer
chant i»t Kirksville, I owr . raya
" For
mure (han twenty y eat a (hainb'rlain'a
Cough Reimsly has laen mv leading
11 mtdy ( <r all throat tumble*
Il it ea
| hm mllv Mm'c»*as(ul m rate of < roup
<'hildren like it aud my « uatomeia w ho
have used it will •»<»< take any other."
For tale by Clough a Drug Store.
th «
LUNC8
.King’s
New Discovery
WITH
All those who are indebted to Dawson
Kron art* i eq ueste« I to call ami pay up
at once
If not paM l*e(oie the 1st ol
Api il. Kills will l*e place in the hands •»( a
«»otlector.
D awho . n B rom .
rnn
Chamberlain*« CoDc. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This re m am iy haa I wen in use for over |
thirty yearn an«l han prow I itself to In*
l he most aiircsaalul remedy yet dis- 1
covereil f<»r lam el eompUlwIs. It never
Sold by Clough s Drug Store.
I
NOTICE FOR Pt BL’CATION.
Land office at Portlard, Or«.,
Ma ch 23lh, 19<‘7
Notice is hereby given that lhe following
named settler has died notice oi her intention
to make fiiml proof in support of lor cluini,
aud that said pruoi will b- made before the
ounty Clerk of Tillamook County,
Tula
Colonel S VV. Rocsslcr, corps oi U.S. I mook
Citv, Oregon, on May 9O1 im >7, viz .
El.LKN » BEWLEY.
Engiiitrrs, sent the following letter of in
H E. No. 11127, for the E
Ne *4. section io,
quiry in regard to necessary improve­ Nw MBw
and Sw '♦ Nw *4. of section 11.
tp. 1 north, range iu west
ments in Tillamook bay and bar :
She names lhe following witnesses t" prove her
United States Engineer Office, continuous residence upon aud culUvaii hi of
said land, viz
Port land, Oregon.
James C. bewley. of Tillainool , Oregon;
March «th. 1907
Ciaience Tilden, ol Hobsonville, Oregon ; Man
Tillamook Chamber of Commerce, Till­ ville H feitejs, of Ba) City, Oiegon , WiLnun
II Elhott, of bay < ity, Oregon
amook, Oregon.
A lgernon S. URtssEH, Register.
G entlemen .—The River and Harlmr
Act just passed has made provision foi T imhkm L and A ct , J une 3. >8,8. N otice for
PCHJ.lt Al ton .
an examination of "Tillamook Bay and
Utiittd States L a UU Office, Portland. <) e.,
Febi uaiy 21, llt'7
bar up to Tillamook City.’’ You are in­
Notice is heieby given that iti compliance
vited to submit for mfermation of the
with the provisions oi the act of < ongresa of
Board of Engineers
for Riveis and June 3. lbfb, entitled 1 An avi lot the sale oi
limber lands in the States of C lifornia, Oregon,
Harbors any facts, statements or argil
as ex­
inents that you may desire in icgard to Nevada and Washington leriitoiy," act
of
tended to ail I lie t ubiie Land States by
the incesbities ami scope of LliP projMiseii August 4, lsV2,
improvements, such h * the present and
CHARLES H UPTON,
prospective extent of the commrice to l»e Of I illamook, county of Tillain ok,
of Oregon, has this day hied in this
benetitted by
the improvement, the his sworn statement No. 7252. f<>
the pur­
depth of vcsm -I k using or likely to use chase of lite S ig of Ne ‘4 and Nw '< °*
Ne
J4
and
Ne
%
uf
Nw
440
Section
No.
15. 1,1
the channels in question, etc.
ownsiiip No. 1 1101 th. range x-'
iU west, and
1 would thank you to inform and ex­ will offer proof to show that the land sought is
tend this invitation to any parties more valiible tor its timber i.r s.oiiu I lot u ior
known to be interested in the proposed agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim tosaid land before the County Clerk, at
imp provenient.
T.Uamook, Oregon, on buluiday, the 81 h day of
Very respectfully,
June. I9 7. iienamesaswiiues.es
Manville B. Petitys, of Bay ity, Oregon;
8. VV. R oessler ,
Clarence T Men. of Hobtto 11 ville, Oregon, J Hines
Lent. Col., Corps of Engineers, 1 Bewley, Tillamook, Oregon, Geo. F. Zun
U.S. Army.
nieriua,n of I illamook. Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are request d to file their
hi reply, the Port oi Tillamook Com­ claims 1:1 this office on or before said Sth day
mission and the Tillamook Development of June, H1O7.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
League sent the follow ing letters, with
T imber L and , Acr J une jrd , I878.—N oth 1
a recommendation
that
Hoquurton
for P ublication .
United Stales Land Office Portland. Ora
slough be deepened so as to meet.the in­
March 12th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given flat in compliance
crease of commerce to and from Tilla­
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
mook City :
Jam» 3. IX78, entitled “ Au act for the sale of
timber lands in lhe States of California. Oi. gon,
Tillamook, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex
M b roll 23rd, 1907.
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
Lieut.-Col. S. W. Roesaler, Corps of August 4, 1892.
PETER R BURNHTT,
Engineers U. 8. A., Portland, Ore. of Tillamook
City, county of Tillamook. Slate
D ear S ir ,—We, the Port of Tillamook of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
Commission. do respectfully beg leave «worn statement No. 7321. for the purchase of
to reply to your communication of date Lo 8 1 and 2, section 1, township 1 1101th,
range 10 wesl and Lots 3 and 4, 0!
March «th, 19u7. addressed to Tilla­ Section No. 6, in tp. No. 1 north, Range
mook Chamber of Commerce, as fol- No. 9 wesl and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its tim­
fows :
ber or stone than for agricultural purp- sen,
The channel from Tillamook City to and to establish his claim to »aid land before
the mouth of the Bay, has been the the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at
primary object of lhe Engineer’s Depait- Tillamook City. Ore., on Friday, the l'B 7th
day of June, I907. He names as witnesse :
meiit, and of the cilizens of Tillamook
Lewis Smith, oi Hobsonv.lle, Oregon ; F. L.
County, since the inception of the work, Sappington, of Tillamook, Oregon ; f, VV. Todd.
and government expenditure upon Tilla <»f’Tillamook, Oregon; Harry Ciaue, of llub-
sonville. Oregon.
mook Bay.
Any aud all persons clai ring adversely the
’lhe present project as adopted by the above-described lauds are requested to tile their
claims
in this office on or beioie said 7th'day
engineers of youi department recognized
of June, 1907.
by tlie citizens and advocated by mem­
A lgernon S. D resser . Register
bers of Congress, has been to secure
T imber L and , J une 3. 1878—N otice for
from Tillamook City, a depth of fuur
P ublication .
United States Laud office, Portland, Ore ,
ieet.
March 5th. W07.
This Commission now
respectfully
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
asks that the project be amended to call with the provisions of the act of Congress of
for
11 average depth of ten feet, L L. June 3, I878, entitled “An act for the sale of
water, for the following reason : Several timber lands iu the Mate of California, Oiegon,
and Washington Territor ,’ as ex-
times during tlie present w inter s ason Nevada,
l. nded to all the Public Land States by act of
(■»wing to the fact of the season of day. August 4. I892,
GORAN Mf’NSOV,
light icing slioit, and lhe high tides
Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of
occuring early a.in., or late p.in,), lhe Of
Oregon, has this »lay filed iu this office his
steamer Elmore has been delayed tw eniy- sworn rtaleinent No. 73I6, for the purchase 01
four iiuurs, by reason of not being able the W 5^ of Ne *4 and Nw *4 of Se % of
No. 9, in Township No. 1 north,
lo leave TillamooK <’ily until lop of Section
Range No 10 west, and will offer proof to
high water, the tides on these dates not show that the land sought is more valuable lor
being over 6' tt". and it not being high its timber or stone than *or agricultural pur
al Tillamook until after ebbing one hour poses, and to establish his claim to said land
l>efore the County Clerk.
at Tillamook,
<>n l»ar. Now <»ur teasoii for asking Oregon, on Friday, the “th day of June,
tiiat the pioject be change*! from four to iyO;. He names as witnesses :
James 1Bewley, of Tillamook, Oregon;
ten h et is, that steamers of the draft of
Edgar Munson, of Tillamook, Oreg 11 ; Geo.
the Sue 11 Elmore, would be enabled to A. Edmunds, of Tillamook, Oregon; Fred L.
leave this City with a two hour« fl >od Sappington, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
(or
two
loot
thie), thus allowing
above-described lands are requested to hie their
lhem to cross bar one and one half liouis claims in th »officeon 01 before said 7th day of
before high water, instead of as at pre. June. 1907.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
sent having to wait until high water
here, and cross out on an ebb tide, thus T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
jeopardising the safety of freight and
United States Land Office,
passengers.
Portland, Oregon. March 6th, 19.77.
The part of tlie route tint steamers
Notice is hereby given that in compitai ce
have most to contend with is Hoquarton with the provisions ol the act of Congress
of
3rd, I878, entitled “An act for the
Slough to end uf Long Jetty. I11 the sale June
oFtiniber lands in the States of California,
Slough there are several very sharp and Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri'ory,'
narrow bends that should be improved, as extended lo all tlie Public Land States by
overhanging trees, snags, etc , to re­ act of August 4, 1892,
SOL N SCHIFFMANN,
move.
At point called Ox Bow Bend, Of illamook, county of Tillamook, State of
w here the Stillwell ditch enters Slough, Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
the sediment and debris from the Trask sworn statement No. 7294, for the purchase of
the Lots 2 ami 3, of see. No. 6, in tp. No. 2 N.,
liver has washed in until steamers draw­ range No. 9 west, and will offer proof to
ing 8' 6" have great difficulty in making show that the land sought is more valuable
the turn .also from reports of masteis' for its timber or stone than for agricultural
fpurposes, and to establish his claim tosaid
operating small steamers, and others,
and before the County Clerk, at Tillamook,
tlie channel from Memaluse to Dick’s Oiegon, on Saturday, the 8th day of June,
Point has materially filled up, w here the 190?. He names as witnesses:
Nick Nelson, of Balm, Oregon ; Fred J
dredging whs done, leaving it in almost Klinelian, of Bahn, Or gon; W. II Easoin, of
the onginal state, viz A very scant four Balm, Oregon; I gii I s Ludtke, of Balm, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
feet at L.L. water. Your attention is
above described lands are requested to file* their
also respectfully called to lhe condition claims iu this office on or before said Sth day of
*
of the channel nt point (locally called) June, 1907.
A lgernon S. D resser Register.
Junction Bar. the cunfl^ction uf currents
1 HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS
First National Bank of Tilla­ Recommendations by Port of
Tillamook Commission.
mook, at Tillamook,
OF THE
Burnet and Quickrwt Cure for all
THROAT end LUNG TR0VB-
U8, or MONEY BACK.
caused by Jetty at mouth of Wilson
Notice.
river has caused a
si.ifting of the
Notice is Hereby Given that the Countv
channel ana cause same to shoal in
of Tillamook Countv, Oregon, will re­
places, making it very difficult of navi­ Court
ceive bids for the lease of the Big Ncstucca
gation, excepting at extreme high tide. Toll Road for one year, beginning Mav 1st,
The tonnage to and from Tillamook ! I 1907, anti ending .May 1st. 19OH. Tlie fol
rates of toll will be allowed to be
City (excepting lumber shipments from I lowing
,
mill at llobaonvilh ) constitute« nine
Four Horse tea tn ..
7A cents,
Two Horse team
............
50 cents,
t'litlisof lhe freight passing over lhe
Single Horse and Buggy
25 cents,
Bar, and by referring to reports from
Saddle Horse or Pack Horse
10 cents.
_____
your local representative, we think you
Loose Horses and Cattle
5c. i«er head.
Sheep and Hogs........
2Jic
will find has materially increased during
One fourth of the contract price
H., is n to
kU be
..v
the laal two years, w hich increase will paid
in cash when the contract is awarded.
be greatly augmented during the next, One fourth on or before September 1st, 1907.
and one half on or before January 1st. 1908.
and future y-ats.
All bids must be filed' with the Countv
Al tlie present writing there is an­ Clerk
on or before 5 o’clock p tn. on Mav tst,
chored in Tillamook Bay, the Imrkintiue 1907.
The County Court reserves the right to re­
North West taking on lumber from
ject any or all bids.
Tillamook City, for San
Francieco,
By Order of the County Court,
under present conditions her total load
G. B. LAMB. County Clerk.
has to I m * lightered fiotn this point to
Notice
lhe Bay on scowl as she w ill load to
fourteen feet, making it impossible to
Notice is Hereby Given that the Countv
load at wharfs here.
But with tlie Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, will re­
depth asked for she would be able ru «Iu ceive bids for Seventy-Five Cords of Green
so, thus lec<aening lhe cost of loading Hemlock Wood, to be delivered in the base­
ment ofthe Court House on or before August
i f 2 00 |ier M
1st, 1907, the wood to be cut not to exceed
From foregoing petition you w ill aer ; 4G inches in length.
tlMC fur
U, gel quick <iiH|«lrh
IK
riYht”™":
.......... ... . v -v , . v.i ,lv
i iriii
rv
from this place, under the present depth 1
-* any
»•••’ or
«- all
-»« bids, and » all
. > mj
. _.
iect
bids
must be filed
•»( water it ia necessary for lhem to be at I with the t ounty ( lerk on or before 5 o’clock
the different points mentioned at top uf p.m. on Mav 1st. 1907
G. H LAMB, County Clerk
high tide, still leaving them to cross Bar
<m ebbtide, blit with approximately tlie
Notice to Contractors.
—
amuunt
—
uf water asktd
J fot this would be
Notice ia Hereby Given that the Countv
eliminated.
( ourt of Tillamook ('ounty. Oregon, will re­
Doping Ihat you ran
ceive bid» for the Construction of a Combin­
eh arto vmit Ibis jwit of
ation Steel Bridge and Approaches across the
Trask River at what Is known as the John­
iti thè nearfutuie, w ben it
son place The span to he 119 feet long and
Commiatuon gratti pkasuielo aaaist you tbc approaches 2 mm fret long, l he bridge to
m any personal iuvsstigntioii, we re 1>e constructed acs onllng to the plans and
specifications on file with the County Clerk,
inaili,
and pros|»ective bidders can see same' by call­
Very respeetfully yourv.
ing for them at the < lerk st.ffice. The bridge
B. Q. SMI ffkr . Presi»leni
must he completed on or before September
1 1st. 1997. All bids must be filed with the
Pori of Tdlaniook Coniti) isaion,
County Clerk on ur before
o'clock p.m on
C. T ha Y fr , Fecretary.
I May 1st. 1997
I A certified check equal to to
tO per
i*r cent
cent ofthe
of the
positeli with the
I
(’.9 c iv
r*1
drpositctl
l. fllt, (il.
"
It'iessivr, (. ovpa of I, ounty Clerk at the time - m filing the bids, as
Lbglf.»‘era, U.S. V. r< Kt la ml. Ore.
• •guarantee that the bidder will if awarded
D ram Bia. —W s hnrehy indorse lb« the «•»'«tract, within fifteen days ther after,
»eeon.p.nymg
trim, Um f.wt of
wi'h- ,hr 1 O',B" Vo“r‘ "
------- aatiefactory to the fowrt. guarant ring
} Tillamook ('ommumion uitler date ot the fulfillment of the contract
The Court reserves the right to reject any
I Match 23rd regarding channel from 1
i Tillamiavli (.’ity lo lhe month o( T ila- i or all bM*. by Order of the Countv Court.
G R LA M H. County t lerk
amok Bay. and (»quest f>r Hie same
your esrneat romudftation.
A
a« wellav an earthquake may
*l«<st rrspccifully yours.
cause a conti.141Mtion ot a modern citv.
E rwin H a IBM ion . Pnahisut
Two much water and tire is a bad to«,
H alfb A caliy . Secretary.
binatiou.
INTERNAL
WRONGS
ALUM
Alum
in food causes
stomach disorders—Its con-
tinued use means permanent ri
injury to health
(¡¡Following the advice of medical
scientists, England and France have
passed laws prohibiting its
in bread making
(¡[American housewives
should protect their house­
holds against Alum s wrongs
by always buying pure Grape
Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder
(] Pure Grape Cream of
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking—
Buy by name—
BAKI
WDER
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
THE RED FRONT SHOE
STORE.
Has just received a fine
stock of Boot aud Shoes
direct from the factory.
I have now in stock a No.
one Logger Shoe made out
of the best French kip. For
service aud fit cannot be
beat, and also Farmer’s
Work Shoes of the best
quality.
Splendid assortment of
Boy’s and Youth’s High
Top Winter Shoes and
Ladies’ foot wear.
I have now in stock the bestquality of Ladies’ Slices. A strong
high class line of well made, correct in style, fit and finish in the
line, is made from the best selected leathers. No pasteboard
counters.
My jo years’ practical experience gives me the advantage in
selecting a stock of Hoots and Shoes suitable for the Tillamook
trade.
,
My Misses and Children School Shoes are the best in the
market tor the price. The public is cordially invited to examine
my good and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
NO CHARGE for Sewing Rip,, nor Nailing Sole, on Shoe, Purcha»'» •
th, RED SHOE HOUSE.
P. F. BROWNE, Salesman