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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 29
INVESTORS
£3,625 00 Buys 20 acres good bottom land partly within
city limits.
¿.Valuable tor other purpores 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 in Real
Estate.
Present owner has reason for selling.
For further particulars see RALPH ACKLEY.
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MOOK
JOTTINGS
|*p'or several weeks the Headlight
reproduce the four pages of advertís-
jBHtter of the county, hoping our
¿fibers will send the papers to their
idfi i" the East, for this is a good
tto advertise the county, with the
tttiOf getting new settlers and new
prises located in Tillamook county.
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Jnpalac at King & Smith's.
Read Tillamook County Bank notes
Dr. Henry E. Morris, eye specialist. *
Chicken wanted at Leach's Meat M a r-
iMt. £
Olives in bulk or iar at Mills' Cash
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Store.
You can get
Japalac at King
Married, on the 21st August, by the
Rev. T. W. Williams, at Braver, Mr.
Silas D. Moon and Miss Adelaide V.
Gray.
About 30 Goats and a team of M u I ps
I for sale ; also a team of Horses for sale
or trade —R. R. Creighton, Sandlake
post office.
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Mr. and Mrs H. B. Augur, of Portland,
came in on Sundav, walking from Sea­
side. and expect to continue their walk
to Newport.
Found, a lady’s pocket book, contain­
ing money and other articles. Loser can
have the same by calling al Alex. McNair
& Co.’s store.
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Mrs. W. B. Sharp, who has been resid
ing with her son. Dr. Sharp, has gone to
virit her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Fleming,
at McMinnville.
Miss Veronica Mekhcir, who has been
visiting her parents fur two’ weeks, will
return to St. Mary’s hospital, Oakland,
and Cal., this week.
C H Gram, deputy commissioner and
factory inspector, has been looking over
the county to ascertain where there are
King & Smith make a specialty of the any risks where machinery is used.
yj|kO.ine.
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Mr. B. L Beals and family, who have
Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills' been living at Nehalem, left on Monday
for Eastern Oregon, and Mr. Beals will
Cash Store.
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go into the lumber business at Union.
M. F. Leach will pay 10c. pe. pound
Mrs. Faulk, of Salem, who has been
for vour chicken.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Walton,
Second Hand Fruit Jars for sale cheap left on Thursday with another daughter,
by C. E Reynolds
Mrs. Knight, of The Dalles, for their
School will commence io tnis city on homes.
September.
Labor Dav is next Monday, and the
Did you see the Seventy Dollar Top sermon Sunday eveuing at the Presby­
terian church will be appropriate to the
Snuffer's ?
occasion, Men are specially inviteJ to
Harris will feed your team hay and attend.
keep them over night for 50c.
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Mrs. Lee M. Travis and daughter and
Butter fat for some of the factories for Misses Lottie and Sadie Banfield, who
last month is 34c. per pound.
have been visiting at the editor's, left for
It pays to buy your Flour and Fred iheir homes in Eugene and Portland on
i ! I hursday.
from •feed store. .See Snuffer's.
Tents and
Hammocks at King and
Miss Nellie Hannenkrat, who obtained
Kot |be cheapest, but the ‘ best for
secund place in the contest for Queen ot
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motto of Mason Bros.
the Carnival, was presented with a Bet
Dotr'l miss seeing the new dining room
of china by the hardware firm of King
chaitt just received at (ones & Knud- and Smith.
Dolph Tinnerstet and Web Maddux
O*rt Knudson, of the firm of fones & get into a collision with their buggies on
K<iu4»bn, left oil a business trip Tburs- Tuesday night near Goodspeed’s factory,
aay.
smashing the vehicles, but the drivers
No one thinks of buying a buggv or escaped without any injuries.
waffoa without looking over Snuffer's
A suit was filed in the court? court, in
which t’uc Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
in Alex. McNair's store about Company, a corporation, is plaintiff, and
s ago, a pair of buck skin E. P. Wells is defendant, the suit being
to recover $48.75 on a promissory note.
Miss Hazel McNair, who graduated at
the high school in this city, will go East
this Fall nnd enter a college at Boston.
Mass , and where she will also Study
vocal music in the Conservatory.
Congressman \V,C. Hawley was taken
down to the Bay by Captain Groat in
the government launch on Sundav iaet,
and shown the need of a 10ft. channel nt
low tide to Tillamook Citv.
Mayor H.
T. Botts and a number of citizens accom­
panied him on 1 he trip, going as far as
Bai’ City.
Mr. Hawley would have
understood the situation much better
had he been taken down when the tide
was out. but as it was full tide Sunday
afternoon, he tailed to see what the bay
and slough looks like at low tide.
Sheriff Crensha w arrested Frank Long,
jr., on Friday for violating the local
option law. Long had been selling liquor
to the half breeds, and the sheriff having
obtained sufficient evidence, arrested him
and gave him a night’s lodging in the
county jail. Next morning Long decided
to pl-ad guilty, and Justice White fined
him $75. which was paid The sheriff
also made Earl Blvback squeal on him­
self when he found he was under the
sheriff‘s care for selling liquor, and the
justice made him dig up$75 for violating
the same law.
No doubt these two
young men will be confronted with
a government official before long for
violating the U.S. law.
County Judge C. J. Trenchard and
Commissioner Willian Larson, of Clat­
sop County, came in last week over the
trail from Seaside tor the purpose of see­
ing what work is necessary to open up
the roads between Tillamook and Clat­
sop Counties. While in the city they con­
ferred with County Judge Goodspeed
and Commissioner Alley, of this countv,
and as a result of the conference, the
officials came to the conclusion that it
was the proper thing for both counties
to connect both roads. To finish the in­
ner road it will not take much more
work, but it is upon the Necarney road
where this county would have to do con­
siderable work, but it is vica versa with
Clatsop county.
Sudden Death at the Fair.
Quite a little excitement was caused
at the noon hour on Friday, when the
streets were thronged with people at
tending the fair. A. S. Ayer was talk,
ing to his youngest son. Earl, on the
sidewalk, when he suddenly few dead
near Alex. McNair’s store.
Dr. Upton
was called, but could do nothing for the
unfortunate man. for life was extinct.
Coroner Reynolds had the body removed
to his undertaker’s establishment, but
did not think it advisable to hold an in­
quest, heart failure being the cause of
death. The deceased was 59 years of
age, being born in Vermont on the 6th
April, 1848. He married Miss Mary Jane
Smith, who died 22 years ago, leaving
two sons. Forrest and Earl. He went to
California some 20 years ago, and since
then has been in most of the Western
states, coming to Tillamook in 1900 with
his sons and located at Blaine. He was
a Mason 30 years, and the members of
the lodge in this city took charge of the
lur.eral arrangements, the burial being
in the Oddfellows’cemetery on Sunday,
the religious service being conducted by
Rev. D. L Shrode, pastor of the M E.
church. Mr. Ayer was a man who was
well respected, and hi» sudden death
came as a great shock to his sons, who
have the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
Twu bulls for sale, one registered Dur­
ham. Ha ve young stock on ranch. This
boll was raised by R. Scott, of Milwau­
kie, Ore , and is ot the milk strain ; and
'hitehouse, who underwent an one halt Durham, 4 vear old.— W. D.
in Portland, returned home on Gladwill. Local phone.
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Congressman and Mrs. \V. C. Hawlev
ive your horses in the rain came in on Friday and left on Monday.
can tie them in Harris’ Tie A reception was given at the residence of
10 cts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wiley on Saturday
siur photo taken bv McMillian evening, where they met a large number
I have the chance. You are sure of the prominent persqjis of this city.
sork.
Miss Edna P. Luckey, of Portland, and
►rget to stop at Harris' Feed a graduate of the State university, who
was
visiting in this citv, left Wednesday
[ cheapest place in the city to
with Dr. Ross to attend the regatta at
r team
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Astoria, where she is to be one of the
V Watson left on Wednesday maids of honor to the Queen, Miss Har­
I the Oregon Press Association riet Tailant.
Automobilista in Tillamook.
)t Seaside.
Clough's Concentrated Orange Cider
Several automobiles came in from Port­
(test shipment of Loaded Shells mixed with waterand sweetened to taste
laud last week, and amongst the visitors
Came to Tillamook just receiv- makes a delicious, refreshing and health­
were R. D. Inman, Dr. and Mrs. C. B
ig & Smith Co.
ful drink. It sells for 50c. n pint, which Brown, Mrs. J B. Yeon, Mrs. M. Nor­
Inch nnd daughters, who have is enough to make five gallons of Orange Norton. E. Henry Wtmme, Paul Stein­
n a visit lor several weeks, left Cider ready to drink. Try a bottle at metz, W. J. Clements, C. A. McCnrgar.
W. S, Bowen, Dr. F W. Brooke. and 0«
west Grove stage on Thursday. Clough's Drug Store.
W. Mielke. F. A. Nitchev, R. F. Prael,
Everett Ames, A. M. Smith, all of Port­
land ; C. S, Dudgeon, ot Chicago ; F. C.
Cyrus, of Astoria ; 8. W. Childers and
daughter, of The Dalles ; Mrs. C. R.
Beebe, of Sedro Wooley, Wash. ; H W.
Smith, Nashville, Tenn. : Fred Groner
and wife, of Hillsboro ; Major Miller, of
Dayton ; Mrs. Carter, of Oakland, Cal.,
It leads in popularity because it has and others.
Last Saturday a party, composed of a
always been as perfect as flour can be made. number
ot the visitors from Portland,
For light, white, good-tasting bread there is was taken to Bayocean park in launches
no other to equal it. You want the best provided by the reception committee
and after viewing the splendid scenery
when the price is no higher.
in the vicinity of the new seaside resort,
they sat down to a luncheon prepared by
YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU.
the Potter Chapin Realty Company. Mr.
R D. Inman was chosen toastmaster,
and toasts were drunk to the success ot
Bayocean Park, which is designed to lie
a leading Summer resort lor Portland
people. Mr. Inman in his speech lauded
the enterprise ot the promoters in select­
ing such a beautiful spot. and announced
that he would do all in his power to
make the proposed automobile road to
Tillamook and Bay ocean Parle a sue
cess Mr. Inman's sentiments were echo­
ed by all present.
L'nfortunately tor the automoblists,
the rain on Saturday caused them tome
delay in getting hack tn Portland
But
while in this city Chirk Hadley and B. C.
Lamb kindly allowed them places to
keep their machines, and the party was
enthusiastic in its praise of the hospi
AND MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND. OREGON
tality of the citizens of the county seat
and the residents along the route with
A. P. ARMSTRONG. Ll_ B.. PmHCMAL
whom they came io contact.
for »access in * short time and at small expense, and sends eact stu-
ion as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, «nd reputation for
It is the poorest kind of economy
k brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in
to milk a cow up to a abort time be­
ires rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the fore ahr ia tint to calrc. Gire he» at
other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand ; Iraat sixty tiara in whKh to rent and
legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free— ahe will more than make up for the l<<at
time.
References, any merchant, any bonk, any newspaper *in Portland.
the habit of trading at Patz
receive a 5 per cent discount
You Should Try
OLYMPIC
FLOUR
THE PORTLAND FOURIHG MILLS
COMPANY
Money
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. W. Bailey, and Prof. Larsen, of the
Utah Agricultural College, came in last
week, the latter l»eing greatlv pleased
and surprised at the vast dairy and Inin
ber resources 01 the county. They left
for Portia id on Thursday.
Wanted, Organizers, either sex, on
salary ol $1,000 a month and expenses
for an up to-date Association, paying
weekly sick and accident benefits and
furnishing free medical attendants to all
its members. Liberal contract will he
made with producers of business —Ad­
dress American Sick & Accidental Asso­
ciation. Buffalo, N.Y.
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OREGON STATE FAIR
SALEM, SEPT. 16-21 , 1907
(OPEN DAY AND NIGHT).
TO
Loan
Display of Farm Products.
Immense
PACIFIC
AU HEN you are temporarily
’’ short of funds do not give
your note to any and every one
from whom you may be pur­
chasing goods or supplier, but
borrow your money at this
bank. You will always know
just what you owe, and we
allow you the privilege of repay­
ing anv amount a t any time,
charging your interest only for
the time you have the money.
Can handle a few good, short
time Real Estate Loans.
COASTS
GREATEST
EXHIBITION OF
HORSES,
CATTLE,
SHEEP,
GOATS,
SWINE,
POULTR Y,
AND PET STOCK.
DAIRY
EXHIBIT
Amusement Rare and Exciting.
SUPERB
Absolute Cure for the Blues.
Special Railroad Rates
W. H. DOWNING, President. FRANK A. WELCH, Secretary
TERMS. 8 PER CENT INTEREST
AND GOOD SECURITY
Tillamook County Bank,
Tillamook, Oregon.
BUSINESS
\COLLEGE
Accounts Must be Settled.
Ila ving disposed of our business and
wishing to w ind up our accounts as soon
as possible, those who are owing us are
requested to call and pay at once, as we
want to outstanding indebtedness paid
up without delay. Office in the First
National Bank.
C ohn & Co.
Sunny
Mead Addition
miiok City.
to Tilla
Since we have placed our Shorthand
Department in the hands of an expert
Court Reporter, we are able to offer all
graduated stenographers, no matter of
what system, a chance to increase their
speed, and perfect themselves to accept
better paying positions.
Wirite at once for information about this
Private Secretary course which is taught
in either our Day or Night School.
WASHINGTON A TENTH STS.. PORTLAND. ORE.
The W. S. Hayes’ five acre tract, con­
tracted tor bv the Tillamook Real Estate
Company, will lie platted and plmed on
the market. Advance sale now on.
Lots cheapest and best of any in Tilla­
mook.
Call and see the plats at the
Tillamook
Real I Estate Company's
office ; or F R Beal’s office.
CLOUGH'S SPRAYERS
MAKE A VAPOR
LIKE THIS
Life Insurance
For twenty-five cents you can now
insure yourself and family against any
bad results from an attack of colic or
diarrhoea during the summer months.
That is the price of a bottle ol Chamber­
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarihoea
Remedy, a medicine that has never been
known to fail. For sale by Clough’s Drug
Store.
Remedy for Diarrhoea. Never
Known to Fail.
“ I want to say a few word« f«»r Cham
berlam’s Cube, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I have used thia prepaiation
hi my family for the past five years and
have recommended it to a number of
people in York county and have never
known it to fail to effect a cure in any
instance. I feel that I cannot say too
much for the best remedy of the kind in
the world. ’—J. J emison . Spring Grove.
York County, Pa. This lemedy is for sale
by Clough’s Drug Store.
OUR
STYLES
ONE JET .............
TWO JETS .........
THREE
JETS.
GALVANIZED .
THREE JETS.
BRASS................
GLOUGH’S
CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
Keeps the Flies off Stock
One Quart, at 5Oc. makes IO Gallons.
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist.
Dairy Dots.
If after using CARBOLIC COMPOUND you are not satisfied come and get
In Belgium a’l co"8 over th ee months your money back.
old are to be seen weaiing earrings.
Breeders are obliged to keep a record of
all cattle raised bv them, and each
animal has a registered trade number,
which is engraved on the ring fastened
to its ear.
Milk-giving is » bred-in-the bone
characteristic ami a matter of slow
breeding at that. Keep the good milker
and keep her female calves.
If a man likes to work by lantern
there is no objection to milking that
time o'night, but it isn’t necessary to
work that late even it you are a dairy­
man.
Truth is, dairying in no harder
work than anything else. The man who
wants to live without work should go
into politics.
There are a great many honest dairy
men. but selling a cow is a hard test to
put them to. Better suggest before they
have committed themselves that a Bab­
cock tester doesnt’t know how to lie.
Good authorises have been preach­
ing cleanliness in the dairy ever since
dairying began and yet it is estimated
that fourteen tons of cow manure is sold
in bottles in New York every year. This
d"t.s not sound enticing, but the esti­
mate is probably too low.
We CUant all Kinds of Produce
Selling milk to a cheese factory is like
selling the farm by the hundred pounds.
Call and See Us
In selling to a ¡cream« ry the skim milk
comes back and with it the fertility that
Whs in the milk. The fat of milk is
merely sunshine and water and they are
plentiful almost anywhere.
Don’t expect to have good milkers
and good l»eef cows in the same hide.
Il vou want milk it will not pay to feed
Iwefy cows twelve or fifteen years in
order to have a big old cow to sell
Old cows do not sell for high prices at
any time.
T imses L and , A ct J i nk j , 1878.— N otics Fun
P ublic ation
I lifted Slate« Laud Office,
Portland Orecoir, July 2jth, 1W>7.
Notice i« hereby fciven that iu (onipilMficr
with tl»e provisioni. of the act of CorigreM of
June J, 16;8. entitled "An set for the nalc of
timber land« in the Ktnte« of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada and in a^hliiglon Territory.” a»
HAIR CUTTING
extended to all the Public Laud State« by act SHAVING,
ofAcguat«.
MAKI IN H. KlPf.RV.
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Of Hobaonvflh?, county of lii.aniook, State of
Oregon, ha« thia day filed in this office hi«
Capital Stock......................... >2»,000,
•worn "«tatemeut J No. 7506, for the pur
Offer» rrrry facility for »afa banking, rha«e of the Ne % of Re *4 and K % of Electric Hatha nicely fitted up flood for
Ne *4» N*«- 9*nd Nw % of Nw
of «e< No. 10,
and solicits «our business.
in ttr No 3 N. range No 9 W, and will offer
persona suffering with rheumatism
proof to »how that the land «ought ia mote
valuable for Ha timber or «tune than for
Commercial. Having, and Trim* De­ agricultural pnrpoaer*. and to eMabhah hi«
partment*.
claim to «aid land before the County Clerk,
at Tillamook City, lire.. »>n WcdiMtaday, the Mb
Rogular as the Sun”
Interest at current rates on checking day ot Norembi-t. 19O7 He name« aa witneMM-a
Frank Lundburg. of Nehalem. Oregon. John 1 io an FKprcmdoff’ as old an I haram. No
accounts.
H Gray, of Nehalem. Oregon . Lanada McFee ' «l«Hil»C the ruing and «siting of th* nun
Our little Irook, ‘ Helpful Hint* on of Nehalem. Oregon . Malphu* John»oii, of I ia th<* most regular performance in the
Renting.’* explaining bow to do your poirsaHV 111« OtCgO«
Any and all person« claiming adversely the ¡ universe, unlewi It m lite act infl of th«
banking by mail is ready.
at>ove de«crif*ed and« are requested to file their liver and ie»we|s when regulated with
elainiR
in thi« offi< e on or be fore «aid 6th day Dr. Klug'« New Life Pill«, fiuarnnterd
fiend for a copy.
It's free for the
of ,'iuveiular 1W07.
asking.
by C ba«. 1. Clough, dr ugg al. 35c.
▲LtskanuN
Lsiaasa, Kagiatoc.
Opened up for Business.
SAPPINCTON & CO
A Full Lune of Groceries
Flour, Food,
Tinuuane
and Crockery.
pisen Building, T°7°^ £«.,
LATIMER BROS.,
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
BARBER AMD HAIRDRESSER
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