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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
TILLAMOOK
RAILROAD IS COMING !
r we are Here and we are Out
After your Business !
21,
1907
<1.50 per year
JOTTINGS. ' pg.
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Don’t you think i ifitt
it is a a good
time to bay a suit of clothes
when yon can get them at
80c. on the dollar, at Mason*
Bros.
zv.
Necklaces at Sturgeon's.
tve Need Room for Goods which Mr. G. A.
Edmunds is Buying in Portland this week.
NOVEMBER
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H. T. Butts, for abstracts.
i The STORE that MAKES GOOD !
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New Pattern hats at Sturgeon's.
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TODD & CO
See Dr. Morris about your eyes.
following prices are in effeet at this store right now,
fan be bought with Clearing House Certificates,
u on either of our Home Banks or KASH:
Iran
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80c. sk. A. ûf H. Soda - 6c. lb.
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3 for 25c.
piorfy
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$1.20 sk. Corn
fiddlings -
$1.65 sk. Tomatoes - 10c. can.
farley -
-
$1.40 sk. lSlbs. Sugar - $1.00
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$2.00 case.
nmatoes-
$2.10 case. Corn
2oc. gal.
I6z. Roy Bk Powder,4oc. Coal Oil -
Elaine Oil - $1.65 can. Pearl Oil - $1.3o can.
p/&A. best Jap Rice, $1. TablePeaches, 17c. can.
Irbuckles Coffee, 17ic.
|Ve have the best line of Syrups and more of them than any-
Land offer them at cost for cash.
IVe have a full line of Henizes Goods at lowest figures.
IVe are sole agents for Peacock and Yakima and Housemaid
rs, and we also are agents for Olympic Flour.
IVe carry everything in Groceries and will try and afford best
■ent in caring for your orders when sent in.
lemember we carry nothing but Groceries, Flour and Feed,
Bake that our speciality and have the largest lines of those
Fin Tillamook County, and we intend to sell them at the
kind of prices. If you care to save money do it by trading
■s.
Just give us one trial and if we don’t save you money we
t ask you to play any longer.
Yours for values,
Read Tillamook County Bank notes •
See the pretty dinner set* nt Sturgeon's.
E. Haag was in from Beaver on Tuts-
dav.
J. J. Ilowser was in from Binine on
Monday,
Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills’
Cash Store.
Spruce posts for sale.—John Matejack.
Tillamook, Or.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sid Low ry have returned
from Eilenburg, Wash.
J 11. Anderson, of Rainier, Ore., was
in the city on Tuesday.
Dr. T. Ross and J. W. McMillan left
on Friday tor Portland.
Mrs. Munford, wile of Dr. Munford,
came in on the steamer.
Harris will teed your team hay and
keep them over night for 50c.
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Commissioner H. V. Alley was Jown
Irom Nehalem on Wednesday.
Born, on the 12th inst., at Hemlock,
to the wifesBt A. H. Beaty, a son.
Not tire cheapest, but the '• best for
money,” is the motto of Mason Bros.
Wm. Tinnerstet returned on Saturday
after a visit to his daughter at Oregon
City.
G, A, EDMUNDS.
I TILLAMOOK LIARS. 1 llew
ft
Don't miss seeing the new dining room
chairs just received at Jones A Knud
son's.
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The Clothiers and Furnishers
We are still doing business at the old stand. We are not making auy sensational sales
or clearance sales.
We never mark our goodsup in older to make reductions.
We sell at a fair profit, not at cost. We make one price to all, and that as low as possi
ble for a successful business.
We appreciate your patronage, and shall treat you in the.future as we have in the past.
We will take CLEARANCE HOUSE CERTIFICATES in trade on your
account or note.
We believi. they are perfectly good, aud should be taken by every one without hesitation.
They are backed by the very best secureties to the amount of one and one half times
the face of each certificate, and will be redeemed February ist, 1908
Anyone telling you that these certificates are not good is either ignorant or has no good
motive in view.
All those owing accounts of over 30 days, call and settle, we want the money because it
is due us.
In conclusion let us state that we are headquarters for everything that men wear.
We are the oldest firm doing business in Tillamook City. Call and see us at the old stand.
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TILLAMOOK
I am a subscriber to the
fs.r
Tuesday morning broke stormy, with
for oicrl.i
eight
hundred dollars worth of stock. There a warm rain, thunder, lightning and
hare been assessed and paid on thia sunshine.
stock *466,60. This is my total invest
Died, on the 13lh inst., at Fairview,
N. J. Myer* left for Portland on Mon
nient in “ the hole,” up to tlie present the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N.
day. making wages by riding on shank's
time.
Hodgdon.
pony over the North Yamhill road. He
Tillamook County Bank has not, nor
Why leave your horses in the rain has gone out to visit Ilia father,who was
ha* had at any time one cent invested when you can tie them in Harris’ Tie
hurt by n street car some lew weekr ago
with the Tillamook Building Company.
Shed for 10 ct*.
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When you want Hams, Bacon and
It this band of cut-throats wish to
Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed Lard, go to the J. B. Jones Packing
make any further false aiatement, I am
Barn, the cheapest place in the city to Company, who supplies the wholesale
ready to answer them, and will be
keep your team.
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and retail trade with the best home
pleased to have anyone inform me of
The
time,
the
place,
the
store
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Patz
cured meats. You will save money hy
what they say.
M W. H akrison .
lai’s. The largest stock oi fall goods we trading with this company.
have ever carried.
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The Shakesj«are club had its regular
A Guarantee
It is reported that John Harter has monthly meeting on Friday afternoon,
Tillamook. Or., Nov. 21st., 1907. Irecome a Benedict, marrying Mrs. Eva being entertained at the residence ol Mrs
Gilbert at Ashland.
B. C. Lamb, whose home was nicely
To W hom I t M ay C oncern :
In view of certain false and malicious
The price of cheese dropped recently decorated for the occasion, and the
report* which have been and are still l'/iC. per pound from the high price hostess served a dainty lunch.
building.
OREGON.
citetrtlr
ha l»i(ll>lisi<y
stock in
in t the
building riiimnanu
company
favor to Injure the Tilla
mook County Bank.
:SON
DEFENDS
BANK
the Prevaricators of the
th a Band of Cut Throats.
| EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
heideration of th« fact that cer-
■rincipled person» are circulating
11« and unfounded storiea in regard
iffairii of the Tillamook County
[ take thia method of stating the
I regard to their falsehoods.
i been reported to me at various
hat we were making large and
d loans to Fred B^als.
That
las carried out from the bank
ids of dollars to float his real
lenls. We have at thia time four
bat hare been taken at the solici*
Mr. Beals to the total amount of
0. These are all amply secured,
iliy depositor wishes to know the
of them I will be pleased to sho^
he will call at the bank. We
»0 been criticized in regsrd to a
|de in connection with Cohn &
lie.
Thia loan has been fully
I and no longer appears on our
being circulated by unprincipled parties,
to the effect that the Tillamook County
Bank i* in an unsound condition and
that its depositor* are in danger of
losing tbcir money, the undersigned, in
order to give additional assurance to
any who might be inclined to be uneasy
by reason of such reports, hereby guar
antee to each and all of the depositors of
said bank that so long a* said bank is
under our management they shall not
lose one cent of their money deposited
■be titue the saw mill burned il therein.
■cm.mon talk among a certain
M. W. H arrison .
■t that we were heavy creditors
H. T. B otts .
Broul I sustain a great loss on
C arl H arerlach .
jrt <>l loans to the Tillamook Lum-
■ [Company.
Our enterprising Another Stab at Tillamook
■It it st *15,000.09.
We wish to
County Bank.
■tat their indebtednew to us has
The Tillamook Countv Bank ha* deed
■ygely reduced since the Hr« and
■lance is secured by more than ed the corner where O. A. Edmunds’
store is for $2.990. The records show
■bee the amount of the loan. If that this property was conveyed not *0
■soeitor wishes to know anything long ago to the bank for *3,590.—Tilla
in regard to this loan I will lie mook Herald.
The al-ove article
was evidently
■i to have him call at the bank.
■M also been slated repeatedly that written to cause people to believe llint
■lied G F. Zimmerman $4,000.09 the Tillamook County Bank had lost six
«•>b«r clnm. We have loaned to hundred dollars on the Uoim Building.
The facts are as follows and are well
Bosimeroim on one timber claim
Bbse with four lota in Tillamook, known to the person who wrote the
1*0 lie has since Sul l the house article.
K* lot for $700.00. and six hundred
W- furnished llie money. $3.590.00, to
buy the Cuba Building, and took a note,
i**aa paid on the mortgage, leav
M^alani e of $650.00. secured hy secured by s trust deed, to the Cohn
■ claim and three vacant Iocs in Building and eighty acres of timber
bfa additi>m to Tillamook. We land, with a personal guarantee by one
lutue l Mr. Zina merman $1.400 00 of Tillamook's leading business men.
■bsr'im'ier claim an I a one halt
There has been paid up to this lime
r in thutv-five lota in the new six hundred dollars and interest on the
*) laid off trim the Hays'tract note. We then sold the note to < ieorge
■ Chis ha« le-eu paid, so that in Cohn and transfered the security to him
* these mortgage*
amount to for the balance due. $290O.0C, on the
M0. secured hy two timber claims. note.
If the man who w rite* articles for the
RM* in Tnayer'* addition and half
let in the Sunny Mead addition, or Herald wishes to cast any more reflec
F tract.
tion* on our business let Inm go ahead a*
I have also been criticized for lie is welcome to all profit* derived from
|bg a loan to Mason Bro*
This that source.
T illamook C ounty B ank
■as for (2.800. secured by mortgage
b lot and building now occupied bv
Notice.
I, Tlie note* were signed by Homer
tn and wife and Albert Maaun and
Notice is hereby given that the Direc
Rud secured by tlivir full p-raonal tors of School District No. 27, Tillamook
ktsibility, tn c-msoierslion of the County, will receive the new school
I hit they have *12,000,00 of their house on November 23, 1907, and any
money invested and that they are one having claim* against the same are
rat and capaHa buwnej* meu. I hereby requested to present the same on
Her th» note gilt edged.
or before November 23 at trn o'clock
has *l*o lean stated that I, or th« AM. 1907.
By Or-'er of
I. hate *4.'W 09 invested in "' that
T hf . Boxsn or Dlarc roa*.
" meaning the excavation for th«
prevailing this year.
Come in at once so that 1 can have
your photograph* finished in time for
Christmas —McMillan.
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George Sharp hn* sold hi* plumbing
shop lo King A Smith,- who will work
for that firm in the future.
H. 1. Gregory, jr.. who is connected
with the Pacific TelephoneandTelegraph
Co., came in on Wednesday.
For Rent, four nice unfurnished room*
in Nichols' building, Thayer's addition.—
Inquire of J. H. Whinery or A Nichols,
There will be preaching at the Presby
terian church at Bay City next Sunday
morning and in the evening in this city.
Will trade, well improved ICO acre* in
Marion County lor land or property in
Tillamook.—M. W. Hunt, Tillamook,
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Oregon.
Work is suspended on the oil well at
Long Prairie.whtcli is now down 1709ft.
with Hut slight indication* ol fim'uig oil.
The money of the company is tied up in
the Merchants National Bank in Port
land, which was the cause of the shut
down.
To-morrow ( Fridai) evening the Tilla
mook Concert Band will give an enter,
lainment at the o|iera house, which will
consist of band music, vocal and instru
mental music,-etc. As the proceed* go
towards keeping up the baud, the boy*
deserve a good bouse
Engineer C M. Thomas, who ha* been
ir. charge of the work on the P R & N.
Co.'* railroad in this county, look his
departure on Tuesday with Mrs. 'I horn
as. They bare made many friend*
during their stay in this citv, who
were sorry to see them leave.
The band boys request* us to say that
the opera house will lie made warm and
comfortable for their concert on Friday
evening.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
will give a free entertainment and basket
social next Tuesday evening at the
Academy hall, the proceed* from which
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Williams returned will lie devoted to the parsonage, and
from California on Saturday, where they the proceeds from the raffle for a buggi
Imd been several weeks spending their will go towards a new organ for the
church.
honeymoon.
•EB^SS’i’SSoSS-.’-SS^SZ-;
To tuake room for their large
stock of 'Xmas goods, Mason
Brog are Belling out their liue of
fancy and staple dishes at half
price.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
Olives in hulk or jar at Mills’ Cnsh
Store.
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Capital Block .......... .......... |25,0o0.
Offers every facility for hm E m baiikm^,
and Holicit» your buHiness.
A meeting of the city council whs held
on Monday evening, at which Mayor H.
Commercial. Savings and Trust De
T. Botts and Councilmen W. C. King, J partments.
P. Allen, M. Munson and T. A. White
Interest at current rates on checking
were present. George A. Gray was ap accounts.
Our little book, '• Helpful Hints on
pointed special policeman and night
watchman until a marshal i< elected. Banking,’’ explaining how to do your
banking by mail is ready.
The city named next Monday evening as
Send for a copy. It’s free for the
the date to hold the citv caucus, and the asking.
election will I m » on Monday, Dec. 2nd
The election hoard being G. P. Wilt, |
■ « • a.
R. Eldridge and W. P. Baker judges and
EVERYTHING FOR
T. B. Handlev find Robert Watt clerks,
it
PHYSICIANS’
with E. A. Ed words special policeman
PRESCRIPTIONS
for the dav. A petition was presented to
the citv council, toha>e the question of
We specialize on present pt ion
keeping up chicken and cows submitted w
compounding and therefore
ton vote of the people, which will lie ■
carry a stock which repre
voted upon at the city election on Mon
sents everything that physi
day, Ike. 2nd.
cians hereabout are likely to
A prescribe. All new worthy
We have to announce the death ill this
pharmaceuticals aie here as
city, on Tuesday, of Mrs. Mary Hnux
soon hh out and our line of
hurst, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. ■
prescription drugs is corn
plete at m H times. Onlv goods
Mary L, bay. who was 87 years of age ■
of
highest purity and quality
.
last April. She was a woman oi most
are ever used.
estimable character, was a most devout
Physicians who are ac
Christian and a member of the Methodist
quainted with our stock and
methods invariably feel sure
church, leaving inanv frier, di and rela :
of best results from the medi
lives to mourn their loss Deceased wa*
cines
they have prescrilied
born in Salem, Ore., on tiie 10th April, I
when they see our label on
1820. She was the mother of a family
the bottle.
Ex tier t services day or night.
of thirteen children, four only of whom I
Prices ns low as anywhere.
survive her : Mrs. Mary L. Day, Mrs. F.
Mav we till your prescriptions?
N. Elliott, Mrs. Enther Kraemer and one
son, Joseph Hauxhurst. The funeral «&
CHAS I. CLOUGH,
took place 011 Thursday, the religious «
service lieing conducted by the Rev. I. V «
Reliable Druggist,
Parker at the Metnodist church, and the
Tillamook, Ore.
interment was tn th«I Oddfellows’ ceme*
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The Tillamook High School ha* enter
j » tatb or O hio , <J» ty of T olk do . i s «
Notice to Hunter*
ed the Oregon High School Debating
L ucas C ountv ,
F rank J C hknky make* onth that h<‘ i* the
League, organized this year. Its first
Notice i» hereby «iven that no hunting -enior parlnei id the Arm of F J. L'HKN ky Ik
debate will b® against the Astoria High will I m * allowed on mv place from I hi« ('<:, doing Liinln«"« in the UI y of Toledo,
Count* and Mtnte »for ein» it I. »nd that »aid Arm
School team nt Tillamook just before
date Penton« who do •<> will be prose will pay the aum of ONE HUNDM'<D DoL
The Tillamook High School and Tilla
LA R m for each snd «■very c»*e of Catarrh tost
the Christmas holiday*. If the home
cuted lo the full extent of the law.
mook City boy* will play a game of
I cannot be cured by the u»r of H all ' s C atakbm
team win* this debate, it will then go
C
uss .
E. M akolf .
lootball on the race track on Thank*,
FRANK J, « HFNKY
outside to compete with other Oregito
Sworn to before me and » u J mk -rlbed 111 my
giving afternoon.
presence,
tbi»
6th
day
of
December, A 0- iMn
high school*.
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4 * GLF.AHDN.
Card of Thank*.
Person* wanting shingle* in this city
S ka *. I
Notai y Public.
The Pacific1 Telephone and Telegraph
from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can
We wish to thank our kind neighbor* j Hall's Catarrh Core is take intertialle, snd
Company, which was about to improve
get them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer
set* directly on the b'ood and niuc«His surface«
its system in this county, removing the for their kind assistance and sympathy ‘ ut
th«.- aystetn. bend for testi moti iala free
man, Tillamook City.
F J « IIFAKV â CO, Toledo, O.
poles and putting the wire* umler ground to us in the bereavement of our Infant
Hold by alt IfrHffaists 7*C
Wanted, to rent, a henae in or near in the business stieets of the city, will child.
Ms. «NO Ma». G N. II opovon . i Take
Hail * Fa nd* Filia fot couattpalioa.
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Tillamook City.with six or seven rooms, not do so now until spring
A large
or would buy if rea»onable.—Address, number of poles have been contracted '
Paul Ebinger. Tillamook, Or.
for, which will be on the ground when
Regular dancing party nt Turner's
Hall, Hemlock, Saturday night. Adini*
sion to dance 5Oc. Ladies free. Luncheon
if desired, 25c.
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The barbers of the city have reduced
the tariff on abating from 25c. to 15c.
The 25c. rcte was thought too high by
the boy* and a number ol them did tbeir
own shaving.
work start* up in the spring.
The annual united Thankagiving aer-
vice will be held next Thursday morning
in the United Brethren church, when the
sermon will lie preached by the Rev. W. !
The steamer Sue h. Elmore came in on W. Rosebraugh, pastor of that church I
Saturday, her passengers being W. A. The sere ice will begin at 1030 so that,
William* and wile. Mra. Muniord. W. H. all may get home in good time to enjoy i
Hollister, W. Tinnerstet. M. Still «ell the usual turkey dinner. All are cor- I
and W. W. Ridelaugh,
dially invited to attend theThanksgiving
A few more pair of thoae service.
If you want a fine aet of;
>7.50 logger shoe», already
calked, for #6.00 the pair, at dishes at coat go to Mason
Bros.
Mason Bros.
Get the Best for Your Money.
/HOLMES
BUSINESS
^COLLEGE
wa»Tt to ocaa
Satisfy yourself no longer with a smatter
ing of shorthand and bookkeeping as a busi
ness education, business, as it is carried
on today, require 9 Private^Secrefaries, thoie
who can think, as well as act for their em.
plovers.
We have such a course, whic h is the latest
in the way of a Commercial training. Write
at once for full information about the Private
Secretary and other Business Courses taught
in nur Ihiyand Sight Schools.
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