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$1.50 per year
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 23
See Ralph Ackley about this Big Bargain.
In «TK1M MEI) and STREET
Extra Grade Kaliki Pants,
HATS we have them in Style Coat & Shirt, $2.45 at Patzlafs.
and Trimmings up to the min
♦3>5°°—Buys 28 acres of Wilson river bottom land, all cleared ute, and prices about 20 per Rev. A. E. Wingert will preach both
morning and evening next Sunday in the
and in grass. Good new house and barn with io cows, 3 cent leas than others ask lor Presbyterian church. At the morning
the same thing at Patzlafs.
heifers, 40 chickens and one wagon with set of double
service, commencing at 10:30 a.m.. he
Friday, May 31st, is Jibe day set for
harness. This is considered the best buy on Wilson river the graduating exercises of the public will preach the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of the High School,
for the money. Place is well worth $5500. This is the High School in the opera house.
for which there will be special vocal
Pete Brown place.
Mr. Wingert
We rrpaii anything that can be repair instrumental music.
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
The same- article, for less
money, at Patzlaf’s.
Better see Patzlaf’s first.
Miss Martha Holmes, of Forest Grove,
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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commenced teaching at Netarts on Mon
day.
Dr. Henry E. Morris, eye specialist. •
No one thinks of buying a buggy or
Read Tillamook County Bank notes *
, wagon without looking over Snuffer’s
Chicken wanted at Leach's Meat Mar. stock.
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| Assessor Hare, in assessing the timber
Plow“, Harrows and Discs at Snuf-
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r’s.
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Olives in bulk or jar at Mills’ Cash jump.
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lore.
Get into the habit of trading at Fatz,
Pocket knives at less than cost at laf’s and receive a 5 per cent discount
ohn's.
for cash.
.White Riyer flour $4.60 a barrel at
Tinning and plumbing of every descrip
nufler's.
tion. Workmanship guaranteed. King
Did you see the beautiful colt cups at and Smith.
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nufler’s?
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E. T. Davies, A. J. Sullivan and W. C.
Dr. Surman came in from Portland on Rose, of Portland, were in the city on
hursday.
Wednesday.
H. O. Snuffer returned from Portland
Special value in Men’s ar.d Boy’s Cloth
on Sunday.
ing and the largest line to select from at
Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills’
Mason Bro.’s.
asb Store.
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A full line of V\ hite Canvass Oxfords
Fishing tackle of every description at
and Tennis shoes at Mason Bro.’s at the
ing A Smith's.
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lowest prices.
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s M. F. Leach will pay 10c. pc. pound
The iron fence for t’.e court house is
for your chicken.
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S Full line of feed and best seed oats in being put up, w hich will greatly improve
.that building.
Bit vat Snuffer's.
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L W. Bachune and wife and Miss
K Mrs. Mary Mills' creamery butter at
Weavrick, of Chicago, 111., were in the
’ ”’M ills' Cash Store.
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R Get your Jersey and Buhl milk cans city on Friday.
Why leave your horses in the rain
' from King & Smith.
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B All colors of Ribbons, Laces, etc ,£bout when you can tie them in Harris’ Tie
^^■alf Price al Cohn's.
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Shed for 10 cts.
Don’t forget to stop at Harris’ Feed
gj. P. Wagner, of forest Grove, was in
Barn, the cheapest place in the city to
the city on Wednesday.
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K For sale, square piano, cheap. Address keep your team.
Now is the proper time to paint and
’. lits. Rease, Hemlock, Ore.
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S \V P. is the proper kind to use.—King
Harris will feed your team hay and
and Smith, agents.
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p them over night for 50c.
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Don’t forget that Mason Bro.’s gives
Shingles for sale. Leave orders at
silverware away, which is equal to a
rank Hadley's lunch counter.
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5 per cent discount.
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ave you seen the handsome coach
Mrs. B. O. Snuffer and son Brvan have
Ilion Margo at Snuffer's ?
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returned from Texas, where they have
For sale, upright Hamilton Piano, for been the past winter.
h. cheap, at C. E. Reynolds.
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McMillan is going out of the photo
’e rent and sell bicycles, guns, fly business. If you want work made come
s, tents, etc. King & Smith.
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in now. Don’t delay.
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ig reduction in Silks, Towels, Belts
The graduating exercises at St. Alphon-
Ladies’ Underwear at Cohn's. *
sus Academy will take place about the
. E. Allen and Fred \V. Wilson, of The middle of next month.
lies, were in the city on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson returned
orn, in Portland, to the wile of C. E to the city on Monday, having Sold out
Ison (nee Dora Donaldson), a son.
his business at Ashland.
he gasoline schooner Evil came in
Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay
Tuesday with freight from Astoria,
cash for Timber. Don’t sell without first
isit Cohn's Great Closing Out Sale if seeing me. Ralph Ackley.
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want bargains in Dry Goods, etc. *
The prices oit Ladies’ Skirti, Waists
ason Bro.’s will du plicate any price and Suits at Mason Bro.’s were never
the city, quality of goods considered. * equalled before in Tillamook.
The «teamer Sue H. Elmore left on
anted, a second heijnd churn, from 20
Thursday and went Ao Portland to go
gallons. Enquire at this office. *
a runaway at Nestucca last week into the dry dock for repairs.
The swcllrst line of China and Japan
tv Kellow had his hip dislocated and
Ross was called out to attend to the ese ware that ever came to Tillamook
| just received at Mason Bro.’s.
sh
ill
Those 16 inch Cruiser Shoes
e are paying 20c. the do«
Eggs at Patzlaf’s.
at Patzlaf’s.
Just Arrived at
MASON BRO’S
Department Store
SUITINGS
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Blue, Brown and Black Panama,
Albatross and Fancy Mohair.
A Beautiful bine of
China and Japanese Ware
Large Assortment of Spring Garments,
COf&tBTING OF
me»1
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ao$
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Ladies’ Short and Long Coats,
Misses Short Coals,
Ladies’ Skedrane Coats,
Tailored Suits and Skirts in Voile,
Panama and Serge.-
We also have the Butterick Patterns and the
Delineator for Sale. May Patterns now on hand
Don’t Forget the Silverware is FREE.
ed. Guns and bicycles especially. Ex for Portland and Sal**tn on Monday
pert mechanic employed. King & Smith.* will return on Saturday.
Charles Svensen had a closej call
Lost, by ye editor, a gold cuff link. It
the finder will return the same to the Tuesday, being attacked by a vicious
bull in his barn, and before he could get
Headlight office, the treats will be on iht a wav from the infuriated anima! he had
pencil pusher.
lour ribs broken, his head and left hand
Otto Heins, who went into the light badly cut, and was mashed up quite a
bit. So serious were the injuries that
house service, has tieen promoted to 1st Dr. Ross was immediately sent for tn
Assistant at Slip Point Light Station at attend to the unfortunate man’s injuries,
whois getting along as well as can be
E ist Clallam, Wash.
expected.
A foreclosure suit was filed in the cir
/\t a meeting of the Tillamook Develop
cuit court, M. J. MacMahon vs. Francis
tnent League on Thursday evening, the
Trevor et al. in which H. T. Bolts is the annual election of officers took place :
attorney for plaintiff.
President, James Walton; vice-president,
Coroner Reynolds is circulating a sub. W. C. King ; secretary, W. R. Ruther
ford ; treasurer. W. W Wiley; who will
scription list to raise funds for a monu form the executive committee with F. R
ment to JoeC. Champion, the first while Beals, G. F. Zimmerman and R. Acklev.
It was decided to circulate a subscription
settler in Tillamook county.
list to raise money to hold another fair
Rev. N. J. Ci aw ford, pastor of the U B. in this city this fall.
church, after attending the annual con
A thousand get rich by saving, where
ference of that church next month, will one gets rich by speculation. Teach your
leave with his family for Checo. Cal.
children the value of saving. The neces.
Rev. L. A. Le Miller will lecture at Ne sitv of saving should be a part of every
child’s education ; thousands of dollars
halem on Friday evening. May 31st, his are spent annually by children, on trash.
subject being the “Influence of Religion We will aid you in starting them out
right or breaking them of already ac
on the General Development of Man.”
quired habits by lending you one of our
J. C. Cox and A. McDougall came in handsome home savings banks free. You
from Portland on Tuesday in connection will find that they soon take pleasure in
with a timber deal, which would have going “down to the batik.’’ One dollar
opens on account.—T illamook C ounty
called for $120,000, but it fell through.
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There will be another social dance at
Henry Meldrum. ex-Survevor General
the Grange Hall at Fairview on Satur of Oregon, was arrested at Oregon City
day. May 25, to which all are cordially- by Deputy United States Marshal
invited. Good music and the best of Griffiths and taken to Portland and
lodged in the Multnomah County jiil,
management.
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where he will remain until next week,
The Closing Out Sale of Cohn & Co.’s when he will be taken to McNeil’s
Big Stock of Ladies' and Gent.’s Dry Is'and, Wash., to serve nut a sentence
three years in the Federal peni
Goods and Furnishings is being conduct of
tentiary for forging applications for
ed in their corner store opposite the surveys. When arrested. Meldrum was
engaged in playing a games of cards.
Allen House.
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In addition to his term of imprison
F L. Sappington opened up his store ment, Meldrum must pay a flue of
on Saturday with a new stock of gro $5200.
ceries. tinware and crockey in the Olsen
Died, in this city, at the home of Mr.
building, the new firm’s name being Sap and Mrs Morse, on Thursday afternoon.
pington & Co.
May 16th. after several weeks sickness
with typhoid fever. Jacob F. Graham,
A scow, loaded with lumber, sank at aged 36 years. Deceased was born in
the dock of the Tillamook Lumber Co.’s Portland on the 22nd February, 1871.
mill on Sunday and was raised the next mid was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
day by the government dredger pumping Graham. He came to Tillamook with
his parents in 1878, and since then has
her out at low (ide.
resided in the county for a greater part
For sale, 1 Organ, 1 Dresser, 1 Steel of the time, and was well known all over
Range, 6 Chairs, 3 Rockers, 1 set double the county. The funeral took place on
Friday, and the burial was in the Odd
harness, 1 set single harness—Rev. N fellows cemetery, the religions service
J. Crawford, Tillamook City
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over the remains of the deceased being
There will be no preaching services in conducted by Rev D. L. Schrode, pastor
of the Methodist church.
the Methodistvhurch next Sunday morn,
At the regular meeting onl M mday
ing. Rev. W. B. Hollingshead will preach
at Bay City Methodist church at 11a in. evening of the city council, after discuss
ing what was best to do with the streets
and in this city at 8 p in.
in the business porti- n of the citv, it
Will pay cash for two good timber re was decided to give notice that the city
linquishments. Must be close together council would order three blocks on
Main street and two blocks on Second
and cruise from seven to ten million.— Avenue East to be planked, and that ob
Address Cather & McNett,469 Buchanan jections to the same would he heard at
the next meeting, June 3rd. In regard to
Building, Portland, Ore.
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I the appointment of a ci tv marshal and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van tress came up night watchman. Javor Botts said that
from Hobsonville to this city on Thurs N J. Mvers would take the position for
day. He has bought the Max Arell pro $65 a month an»! $2 extra for each ar
|ierty and is now clerking in the store of rest, whereuonn lie wnsappointed to the
position and Sheriff Crenshaw was np
Edmunds & Son on Main street.
pointed special policeman without pay.
The price of butterfat for April at a
In regard to the wreck of the Gerald
number of factories was : Tillamook C., Mr. A W. Fletcher writes: ‘I see bv
the
Headlight that the Gerald C. is
Creamery, 36c. ; Fairview Dairy Asso
ciation, 36c. ; Clover Leaf. 35 3c. ; Plea wrecked on the Nestucca bar. copied
from th** Cloverdale Courier. Now, Mr.
sant Valiev, 34 5c. ; Meda, 33.3c.; Han Editor, if you will permit, I will give you
nenkrat Bro«., 37c.
and the public the truth about the mat
In a suit at Tacoma, in which Claude ter. It is true she is on the north spit,
but is not wrecked or damaged and there
Th lyer garnisheed $1,100 belonging to are good prospects o.*'floating her on the
R. Robinson, the jury, after being out ' next 8ft. tide. Tides have been running
only a short time, brought in a verdict about 6ft. lately. There never has lieen
any talk of loosing the boat or of remov
for Robinson. Mr and Mrs. Thayer and ing
the machinery. She is not in the
Oak Nolan were witnesses.
drift logs. She is well lined up and
everything
indicates that she will
Por Sale, by C. Mills, Beaver, Oreg.,
two good work horses, wagon and he at the dock soon. I think that the
Courier reporter was hasty with his re-
harness, all in good shape. Horses will port.’’
weigh about 1.150 each. Also have a
The County Court of Columbia Coan,
full line in general real estate business. tv let a contract for cruising all the tim
Name what you want you get it. Null ( berland of that county to M. G. Nease,
for five and seven eighths cents per acre
said.— C. M ills .
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for everv quarter section cruising over
The Gerald C. is still high and dry on 100.(M)0 feet, the work to be completed
the sands. An effort will be made to ! by August 15th There were two bids
float her again when the high tides come. for $60 per section. F. A Elliotl, former
ly a timber cruiser for the Southern Pa
The schooner leaks in several places and | cific
Railroad (Jompanv. put in a propo
it is only a calm sea that lias kept the sition to do the work for one per cent of
boat from being an entire wreck. Capt. i the difference between the present valua
Tabell is the same captain that had the ' tion and the valuation that would l>e
fiv nis cruise In order for him to
Della on the sands tour years ago — fixed
realize the same amount as bid by those
Cloverdale Courier.
who figured the job at $60 per section,
L F Bernside was in from Woods this he would have to show an average in
crease
valuation amounting to $6,-
week. To show that he was thorough ! 000 per of
section.
ly in accord with the Headlight on the 1
toll road question, he brought in half a
Baccalaureate Sermon
dozen chicken for the editor. We will
Below will Ire found the program for
assure Mr. Bernside that we won’t in-
the baccalaureate sermon to the gradu
yite any toll road advocates to dine off
ates of the high school next Sunday, at
uf them, unless they get into our chicken
the Presbyterian church, at 10:30 a.m. ;
yard and steal them.
Prelude.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sc re rance left on
Invocation. Rev. 0. L. Schrode
Orchestra.
Saturday to attend the l.OO.F. and
Scripture
reading. Rev. P. R. Burnett.
Rebeckah grand lodge meetings at La
Anthem.
Grande, and while in Eastern Oregon will
Sermon. Rev A. E. Wingert.
visit their son in Baker County. 8. A
Soln, tliss Clara Watt.
Ant hem.
Brodhead and Theo. Jacoby also went
Benediction, Rev. N J. Crawford.
with them, and Herman Furmety and
Mrs. A Arstill left the same day
at
The LancMt Stock of DRESS
tend the granil lodge meetmgs
Shoes ? Leather Counters U00DN in Tillamook County to
not paper, at Patzlaf’s.
I select from at PaUlaCs.
COHN & CO
Are Closing Out their Stock of
DRY GOODS,
CALICOES,
SHEETINGS,
GINGHAMS and
SHEETINGS.
Also the Fine Stock of
Ladies’ Black Dress Goods
and Summer Suitings
Men’s Underwear and Hoisery—a big stock at low
prices.
Men’s Working Shirts, 50c. and 60c. quality, all go at
35C.
Men’s Dress Shirts reduced from 75c. to 40c,
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Stockings all go at less
than cost.
Our entire stock is going to be sold at less than cost, as
we are closing out our business.
You should come at once if you wish to secure the best
bargains.
This is strictly a Cash Sale
We are now located opposite the Allen House, where
we will always be pleased to have a call from our
numerous old friends, whether we do business
with them or not.
COHN & CO
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be recriyed for the erection of
a School House in School District No. 8,
at Beaver, Tillamook County, Oregon,
until the 2nd June, 1907. at noon. The
district will furnish all the material on
the school grounds.
Plans and specifications of the build
ing can be seen at J. H. Dunstan’s, nt
Beaver, the Directors reseiving the right
to leject any or all bids.
By Order of the Board,
A. W. B unn , Chairman.
Watch Us Grow !
New Addition to Till
amook City.
The W. S. Hayes'ifive acre tract, con
tracted for bv the Tillamook Real Ettate
Company, will be platted and placed oil
the market. All lots sold on contract
to he delivered July 1st, 1907 a Advance
sale now on. Lots cheapest and best of
any in Tillamook. Call and see the
plats at the Tillamook Rea) Estate
Company’s office ; or F R. Beul's office.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
Deposits.
$69.897.53
January I, 1905 ..
1,
1906
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111,910
68
January
17 4-,099.46
Jannarv 1, 1907...
198,383 13
April 10. 1907
223,166 98
May 21, 1907
The above is a statement of our de-
$25,000,
Capital Stock
posits on the above given dates We arc
! Offers every facility for safe banking,
still growing and invite you to open an
and solicits your business.
account with us if you do not already
have one S ecurity , S ervice , L iberal
Commercial, Saving» and Trust De-
ity and R esponsibility are our four partmenta.
cardinal points. Make this your Home
Three per cent allowed on deposit*
i subject to check.
bank.
T illamook C ounty B ank
Four per cent on Havings and Time
j Deposits.
Bargains in Groceries and Feed
Our little book, '■ Helpful Hints on
al G. A. Edmunds’ StoreB.
It.inking,’’ explaining how to do your
banking by mail Is ready.
Pyramid, Bear Brand, • Cheshire
Daily Salt, in 50 lb. racks......... 45c | Send for a copy. It'» free for the
asking.
17lhs. Pure Can Granulated Sugar $1.00
10011)3.
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Recleaned Rolled Barley, per ton... 30.00
801b. Sacks Shorts, per sack ......... 1.00
Bran, per sack ................................. 70c.
Fancy Inland Rice, per cwt............ 5 50 i
Above subject to market changes with- ■
oqt notice.
Process Barley, Back . $ i 25
20 bars very best, 16 ounce bars,
25.00
Savon Soap................... ...... .......... 85c | Shorts, ton
16 oz. Red B«-ll and Buckingham
Bran
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24.00
Smoking Tobacco, per can......... 40c.
Feed Oats, ton
36.00
Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut,
50c
White
River
Flour,
bbl
4.60
8 oz packages, per lb...................
16 oz. Cana Royal or Schillings’
Best Baking Powder................... 40c.
Our new line of Fancy Java and Mocha
and Ciuricolc Coffees just in. Trv
them. They will please you to |p*r
lection.
G. A. EDMUNDS.
BAY CITY, ORE.
Feed Store Prices
Votes ot Condolence.
Since last we met, death has removed
one of our most worthy member», W.
N. Vaughn, of Fairview Grange.
Therefore, lie it resolved, that we ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the fam
ily of our departed brother. We will
ever cherish his memory in our hearts.
Resolved, that a place in onr journal
of proceedings be set apart as a testi.
rnonial of our respect and sympathy to
our brother ;
And that a copy be sent to the families
at their homes of mourning
F airview G range
John Sheet«, L 8. Maynard and Rose
Crawford, Committee.
Nehalem, Ore.. Mav 17th, 1907.
L ydia J. H oskins , Polcy, Ore.
Esteemed Neighbor : Whereat the dis-
treis of any Neighbor of our Circle is
keenly felt by all of us ; and, where mb ,
death has taken away from Neighbor
Lydia Hoskins a kind and affectionate
father ; therefore, be it resolved by the
Neighbors of S* eet Briar <’ircle, No 40,
mow in session, that we extend to the
bereaved Neighbor Hoskins our sym
pathy ;
Resolved, that an expression of our
sympathy be sent the Neighlwir, and also
recorded in our records.
R kka Lt mdbi B g . G N
M aiy B oyakin . Past G.
K atis C sawford , Clerk.
A Store With
R EG U LAR
CUSTOMERS
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 conies from
regular customers who
trade here year in and
year out
They know
our methods are right
and that they will 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
(THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST.)
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