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ïllamook ÌlraÒligljt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 15, 1907 For good goods at the right price go to Mason Bros. INVESTORS. city limits. Valuable tor other purposes than farming for which it is worth more than price asked. One half acre across road from this piece recently sold for $500.00. Cost you nothing to investigate this real bargain iu Real Es'.ate. Present owner has reason for selling. For further particulars see RALPH ACKLEY. Try a Pair of those Packard Shoes at Mason Bros They’ll Mason Bros, sells Sincerity fit and wear. Clothes made and guaranteed Real Tillamook County Bank notes. * by Kuh Nathan & Fisher Co., Don’t forget to stop at Harris’ Feed Chicago. Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to » Japal.ic at King & Smith's. Dr. Henrv E. Morris, eye specialist. * keep your team. THE * The largest shipment of Loaded Shells that ever came to Tillamook just receiv ed by King & Smith Co. * Chicken wanted at Leach's Meat Mar. Postmaster A. W. Severance and Mis. let. * Severance and family returned from a Olives in bulk or iar at Mills' Cash camping outing at Netarts on Saturday. Store. * Dr. T. P. Wise and Mrs Wise and son, You can get Japalac at King and after a week’s camping at Happy Camp, Smith's. * left for their home in Portland on Mon Tents and Hammocks at King and day. Smith's. * Married, on the 11 th August, by justice King & Smith make a specialty of the of the Peace A. T. White, in this city, Paint Line. * Mr. James M. Mapes and Miss Jane Con Eastern llams and Bacon at Mills' klin. Ca»h Store. County Clerk Lamb and Mrs. Lamb E. A Fernsworth is in from Mt. Angel are camped at Netarts ; also Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Botts and Mrs. Harvey aud OU a vacation. daughter. M. F. Leach will pay 10c. pe. pound About 30 Goats and a team of Muhs lor your chicken. for sale ; also a team of Horses for sale Second Hand Fruit Jars for sale cheap or trade.—-R. R. Creighton, Sandlake by C. E. Reynolds. post-office. * Everybody go to the water excursion As ail inducement for you to brighten on Sunday, Aug. 18. up vour home before the Fair, King and Did^you see the Seventy Dollar Top Smith are giving cut prices on paints and oils. * Buggies at Snuffer's ? Go on the excursion given by the TheTdlamook County Bank will take Modern Woodmen of America and tl e your county orders at par. Til'amook Concert Band, on Sunday, came in Oscar Bergman and R. Hicks August 18th. * from nrlialem on Tuesday. J. H. Fildew vs. J. T. Milner and 0. 0. Go to Bay Ocean Park, on Sunday, Beardsley is a foiclosure suit filed in the August 18th. See posters. circuit court, with Attorneys C, Thayer Harris will feed your team hay and and Oak Nohu» lor plaintiff. A suit was filed in the circuit court by the Tillamook Lumbering Company against Win. J. Woodside, the Golden Gate Shipping Co., Anna E Miller, A. Anderson. G. Dcbnev, C. H. S. and E. W C. Witzemann, for various sums ot money, amounting in all to $34-9.00, lor towing, provisions, wages, etc., furnished the lumber schooner San Buena Ventura, which is held by attachment in Tilla mook bay. H. T. Botts is attorney for the lumber company .which assumed and paid oft'the claims against the vessel. OLYMPIC FLOUR THE PORTLAND FOURING MILLS COMPANY. Property Changing Hands a ■ M M Or s » : I ■ N * * : ■ ■ ■ ■ 8 CLOSES TO-NIGHT! ■ ■ I V See Finish at Opera House ■ ! Something doing every minute. The Contest for Queen of the Carnivall will furnish some Thrillers. : Twenty Performers Engaged. Music by Band. Free Street Parade. « M « We need your help to make this the Greatest Grandest and Best Carnival in Tillamook.. How the Vote Stands Hazel McNair............ Nellie Hannenkrat Hattie Marolf. Blanch Smith............ Mary Tinnerstet .... Ollie Case ................ Marie Smith............ Mary Fitzpatrick . .. Edna Aiderman........ Winnie Wallace........ 898 51I 336 ’75 160 145 120 109 92 7° FREE SHOW TO-NIGHT at OPERA HOUSE ; « : « i I Buy Organa 1 want to buy several Organs to sup ply a greater demand than 1 have new ones lor. 1 can save freight in on new ones, too, when they can he secured here. What have you gut and what's the cash price ? J. M. WARD, FOUR STYLES. Next door to Patzlal’s, Tillamook, Salesman, Eilers Piano House. ONBJBT .............. Dairy Ranch for Sale. A dairy ranch of 250 acres, including 100 acres of timber house, barn. 12 head of cowh , team, wagon, huruess, mowing machine, hack, brood bow and 9 h boats, 9 head of spring calves, bull, and other farm implements. A bargain if sohi soon. ffi/a miles from Tillamook City, on the Trask liver.—Address J. L. Childers, Tillamook, Ore. Sunny Mead Addition mook City. to Tilla MAKE A VAPOR LIKE THIS TWO JETS THRliE JETS, GALVANIZEI» THREE JETS. BRASS................. CLOUGH’S CARBOLIC COMPOUND Keeps the Flies off Stock The W. S. Haye»' five acre tract, con One Quart, at 5Oc. tracted for by the Tillamook Real Estate Company, will lie platted and placed on the market. Advance sale now on. Lots cheapest and best of any in Tilla mook. Call and see the plats at the If after using CARBOLIC COMPOUND Tillamook Real I Estate Company’s your money back. office; or F R. Beni's office. makes 10 Gallons CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist. you are not Hutisfied come and get Life Insurance For twenty-five cents you can now insure yourself and family against any bail results from an attack of colic or diarrhoea during the sumin* r motiths. That is (he price of a bottle of Chamber* Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine that has never been known <o fail. For sale by Clough's Drug Store. , First Bank & Trust The following land was sold last week Gus Case to U Hunt, two lots in Stillwell's addition to Tillamook City,price................................... $3*0 Will Evans to Gus Kunze, six lots and house........................................ 2.060 R. Ackley to Jas. Armstrong, of Portland, two lot» ...................... 950 Capital Stock........................ *25,000, (ieo. Williams to E. Haag, 60 acre farm........................ 8,500 Offers eeery facility for safe banking, P. F. Browne to Mrs Hart, of La and solicits your buaineaa. Grande, two lot*....... ................... 500 ITH AND MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND, OREGON 500 Ace Hare to Mr*. Hart, two lots Commercial, Savings and Trust De A. P. ARMSTRONG. LU B. PRINCIPAL Mr* Phelps to Mrs. Hart, one lot partment«. »tes for racceM in ■ short time and at «nail expense, and sends each ato- at Netarl* .................................... KM) Interest at current rate* on che.king Sold by Ralph Ackley, the real estate poaition as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for account*. hustler. work brings ns over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in. Our little book, Helpful Hint* on insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the Banking,*' explaining how to do your A large lice of Butterick banking by mail ia ready. d other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand ; Patterns Just Received at 1 Send for a copy, it’» tree fi>r the 1 , legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free— I t Mason Bros. , asking. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland. Company, USÌNESSCOLLE g E I AUGUST 22, 23, 24, ’07 keep them over night for 50c. You Should Try I 1 WILL BE HELD ON ■ Rev. D. IL Hare will preach at Bay On Tuesday of last week fire destroyed City on Sunday morning and in the Pres Eddie Harris and family are in from the house on Garrett Ward’s place at byterian church in this city in the even Three River», which was occupied by Dallas on a summer’s vacation ing. All are cordially invited. Norman Olsen, who was aw ay from home It pays to buy your Flour and Fred The Headlight w ill be issued next week when Mrs. Olsen found the house on fire from a feed store. See Snuffer s. on Wednesday and will contain a com at nine o’clock in the morning. The fire Lee M. Travis came in from Eugene on I plete program of the Fair. Advertisers spread rapidly ana it took but a »hort must have their copv in by TuesdayZ time before the house wa9 one mass of Saturday and returned on Tuesday. Hames. Mrs. Olson, when she found the Not.,-the cheapest, but the " best for Married, on the 12th August, bv Rev. house on fire ran up stairs to save some D. L. Shrode, pastor of the M E. church. money,” is the motto of Mason Bros. mfcnev, and in trying to save the furni Mr. P. |. Hansen, of Seattle. Wash., and ture her clothes caught fire, and Budd Mr. W. S. Spencer, district manager of Miss Frances E. Peterson, of Australia. and Oran Wallace happening along in the Bankers’ Life Association, is in the Married, on the 12th August, at the the stage at the time, went to her assis city. tance and succeed in preventing her dress Don't miss seeing the new dining room | home of J. G. Rants, in this city, by the Rev. P. R. Burnett, pastor of the Chris from being entirely burned on her, but as chairs just received at Jones & Knud tian church. Mr. Thomas L. Quick aud it was the skirt was burned, but Mrs son's. Olsen escaped without any injuries. The Miss Grace H Hedges. Noone thinks of buying a btiggv or! fire cannot be accounted lor, as it origi The real estate firm of Bewley, Eld nated in a garret. Mr. Ward's loss is wagon without looking over Snuffer's redge and Zimmerman lias quit doing about $1000, and Mr Olsen’s, who lost •lock. business under the portnetship plan and all his belongings, about $500, without Get into the habit of trading at Pntz each will paddle their own canoe in the any insurance______________ lal’a anti receive a 5 per cent discount real estate business in future. for cash. Before School ! Couutv School Superintendent W .W. The Methodist parsonage for sale and ‘ Wiley returned from Portland the first Now ¡ r the time to see if your eyes are the building to be moved.—Inquire of T. part of the week, where he has been for in the proper condition to withstand a H. Goyne. * | several weeks Mrs. Wiley and child, year of hard work without causing and NoW is the time to get vour Top j which has improved in health, will come injury to your eyes or your health. Those headaches are caused greatly Buggy for the Carnival. Seventy D'»liars | in on the next steamer. (about 75 i»er cent of them) by defec atSnafiei's. Clough’s Concentrated Orange Cider live eyes, and you should have then Have vour photo taken bv McMillian mixed with water and sweetened to taste looked after. while you have the chance, You are sure makes a delicious, refreshing and health Examinations free and all work guar ful drink. It sells for 50c. a pint, which of good work. anteed to be satisfactory, and I am here is enough to make five gallons of Orange Wfcy le are your horses in the rain Cider ready tn drink. Try a bottle at to see that they are satisfactory. I have fit close to a 1000 pair of glasses when'you can tie them in Harris’ Tie Clough's Drug Store. in Tillamook county and not one will thrt.ifc io ct». Wanted, Organizers, either sex, on say I have refused or failed to live up to Waited at once, a woman to do salary of $1.000 a month and expenses my guarantee. H. M orris . boRMi Work Will pay $25.00 a month. for an up to-date Association, paying Haltom. weekly sick and accident benefits and A Square Deal in Life Insurance. free medical attendants to all Just Received at Mason furnishing T he B ankers L ife A ssociation of its members. Liberal contract will l>e Bros, a Brand New Line of made with producers of business—Ad D es M oines . I owa , offers L egitimate and Pt’ME P rotection upon the most Men's and Boy’s up-to-date dress American Sick & Accidental Ass.» economical, equitable and safe plan yet ciation, Buffalo, N.Y. * Salts and the price is right. devised. It operates only in selected territory of the United States where the death rate is the lowest. Selecting a pre ferred class of risks not only physicallv but morally, which has tesulted in 28 years of its history in the lowest death rate per capita of any insurance organi zation in the world. The expense of management is the least of any thing to be found, which is an im It leads in popularity because it has portant element in the cost of all life in always been as petfert as flour can be made. surance. You are respectfully requested to at For light, white, good-tasting bread there is least investigate the Bankers Life plan if no other to equal it. You want the best you contemplate insuring. Make a fair comparison with any other form of in when the price is no higher. surance, then lie absolutely your own YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU. judge as to preference. Mr. W. S. Spencer, District Manager of the Bankers Life Association, is in Tillamook for a lew days. You can find him through either of the Banks, or by mail if you desire to see him or have him call upon you______________ ANNUAL and Street Carnival A teachers* examination is being held in this city, the board ofexaminers being W. W. Wiley. W. R. Rutherford and W. A Petteys. There are sixteen who are taking the examination, viz., Ralph U : Moore, Clara Watt, Anna Van Patton, Emma Swenson, Winnie Eplett, Minerva Eplett, Ida Goyne, Ella Hays. Helen Ha is, Ethel Todd, Grace Whitehouse, : Tillamook ; Anna Todd, Vieva Walker, Nehalem ; Rachel Fktchall, Katie Sheets, Long Prairie ; fames Springer, Hobson- « ville. Dr C. H. Laske, German Eye Special ist, of 21 years’ experience will be in Til’t in >ok the last of this week and the beginning of next week, and can be found at the Allen House. He will visit all the towns in the county and will be at the Allen House Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. until 12. Dr. C. H. Laske was formerly Professor of Refraction Accommodation and Optics of the Chicago College of Opththalmology and Otology, is a Graduate Osteopathic Phy sician, a Licensed Practitioner of the Minnesota Optical Association. Those who suffer from nervousness and head aches should consult Dr. Laske, for he makes a specialty of this and will in sert artificial eyes when required. He is in possession of many testimonials from prominent people. Do not forget the ad dress, the Allen House, and call as soon as possible. SECOND Tillamook County Fair The county judge and commissioners w re perplexed last week as what was b.’st to do with the bridge across Trask river at Hunt’s, at it was impossible to get iron here la-tore the early part ol next year to build a new bridge, conse quently the bid of G. V. Doughy was re jected, the board deciding to repair and strengthen the present bridge. JOTTINGS H. T. Botts, for abstracts. : The annual Astoria Regatta and Coun ty Fair will take place on September 2, 3 and 4, which always attracts a big crowd, and everything indicates that this year’s regatta will be equally attrac tive. A new feature in connection with it is a county lair, where Clatsop county people will exhibit their products. within TILLAMOOK $1.50 per year BAY CITY, ORE NEW GOODS I L A fine assortment of Summer Foot Wear, just received at the Red Front Shoe Store, consisting of I.adies’, Gent.’s, Misses and Children’s Shoes. May ladies’ patent leather aud Vicci French Kid canuct be beat for fit, finish and comfort. No paste board coun ters. I have also a fine assortment w Men’s and Boy's fine Shoes. My stock of Men's and Boy’s Work Shoes, high and low cut, and my King Logger Shoes are the best in the city for the price. No charge for sewing rips on shoes bought of us. Red Front Shoe Store, P. F. BROWNE. Agent co» for