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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
Does Business on the
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The STORE that MAKES GOOD !
TODD & co.,
Capital Stock, $30,000.00.
M. W. HARRISON, President and Cashier.
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JOTTINGS
ta. for abatracts.
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lorri, about your eyes,
lamook County Bank notes,
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bulk or jar al Mills' Cai
by left on Monday
price* on millinery at Stur-
Hams and Bacon at Mills’
onder and sou were in the city
ixetti was down from Nehalem
slow of Portland, was in the
the wife of J. W. Gilmore,
Ward has been connected with
Mrs. Geo. Edmunds returned on Satur -Married, on the 26 th inst., S. Bnrher
day from a visit to relatives in the East. and Josie Tomlinson, at ihe home of the
Attorney H. T. Botts returned on former at Nehalem, by the Rev. N. M.
Thursday from a business trip to Port Shrode.
The heavy ruins and the swollen rivers
land.
Don't miss seeing the new dining room brought down about 5,000 logs on the
chairs just received at Jones A Knud Wilson river lor the Miami Lumbering
Company.
son's.
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C. McKillip.who sold hi, place at Fair,
A marriage license was issued on Wed
view to W. E. Noves, line bought the L.
nesday to David D Jones and Leona D.
Fleck place at Hebo aud is moving out
Christensen.
there this week.
Miss May McAllister, of Yamhill coun
Theie will be preaching nt the Presby
ty, began teaching io the Hemlock dis terian church at Bay City on Sunday
trict last week.
morning, and in this city in the evening,
Why leave your horses in the rain by Rev. D. H. Hare.
when you can tie them in Harris' Tie
Persons wanting shingles in this city
Shed for 10 cts.
* from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can
Don’t forget to. stop at Harris' Feed get them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer
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Barn, the cheapest place in the city to man, Tillamook City.
keep your team.
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Everything indicates that work on the
H. E. |Wells had his left arm broken railroad will start up agnin next sum.
at the logging camp while freeing a trip mer, and that an effort will he made to
complete the road as soon as possible.
line from a tree.
The Clothiers and Furnishers.
\\ e are still doing business at the old stand. We are not making any sensational sales
or clearance sales.
We never mark our goods up iu otder 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, aud 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 believe they are perfectly good, and 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, aud 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 aud see us at the old stand.
Mie.
Mr. M. Perkins is in from Ashland
The time, the place, the store—Patz
ay was in the city on Monday laf's. The largest stock of fall goods we with his son in-law and daughter. Mr
erdale.
have ever carried.
• and Mrs. W. Hossley, who are going to
rot, of Portland, was in the
William L. Ducey has been appointed take the Perkins place at Fairview.
Way,
Herbert Cooper came in last week from
postmaster at Hobsonvillc, vice P. B.
Ireen, of Portland, was in the Vantress, resigned.
The Dalle, on account of the serious ill
'■day.
Miss Mabie Kimball, of Iowa, began ness of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Whitney’s
'inter, of Portland, was in the teaching in the Sandhill district at Ne- infant daughter, which is much.better.
londay.
There will be a musical program given
halem on Monday.
nlestock, of Portland, was in
Mrs. Garrett Waid was operated upon at St. Alphonsus Academy oil Mon
londay.
on Wednesday by Dr Boals, and she is day evening, December 23rd, which will
lie free to the public Program will be
it umbrellas just right for getting along nicely.
given later.
Sturgeon's.
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The log cabin at the back of the First
The strength of a financial institution
t> the wife of Arthur Stillwell, a National Bank has been demolished to
is in its Capital, its Assets, it Honorable
save it from falling down.
her and son doing well.
Record, and the Ability, Character. Ex
The market is flooded with apples, and perience and Standing of the Men who
Atkinson is attending the
with
apples
that
are
as
fine
as
Hood
usiuess College at Salem,
conduct its affairs.
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lingharu and wife were in the River apples for flavor and size.
James Walton's chicken house was
Superintendent II. H Belt, of Yamhill raided the other night and a number of
this week from Cloverdale.
I kinds of cemetery work in county, who was over to make proof on pullets carried off, and Jack Latimer is
a timber claim, left on Tuesday.
nd granite see D L. Shrode.
also mourning the loss of same of his
Do your banking business with the chicken, from the same cause.
in cheapest, but the " best for
oldest and strongest bank in Tillamook
is the motto of Mason Bros,
After being bar bound for two weeks
County.—Tillamook County Bank. *
on account of stormy weather, the Sue
el Smith and wife came in on
For sale, first class mortgages on farm H. Elmore crossed out on Sunday, and
t from California to visit rela-
1 will remain here until the new nnd city property. See Ralph Ackley, as the weather is Btormy again there i,
no telling when she will return.
office opposite Lamar's Drugstore. *
EEK CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE.
¡We are ready for gift buyers or lookers. Our stock of Holiday Goods is now complete
id it’s a stock full of the most desirable articles for Christmas or New Year’s giving that
e whole world affords. Wheu you see the goods you’ll marvel at the high quality and
w prices. It has taken us months to select all the different articles here displayed aud
ere’s not a thing in the whole exhibit but was carefully chosen. We want you to see
ese goods at your earliest opportunity. No trouble to show goods, even if you do not
ish to purchase. We believe, though, that you will not delay buying when you have
ice seen our remarkable bargains.
BOOKS.
Ve have the most desirable books for gifts
¡t are published. Rooks for little folks,
>ks for boys, books for girls, books for all
o read. Prices right on all.
ATOMIZER3.
Acceptable gift always for a lady, especial-
if filled with some choice perfume. We
Ve atomizers in cut glass and dainty china,
»»utiful goods that will surely delight.
miRRORS.
► We have as fine a line of Hand, Triplicate
W Shaving Mirrors as the market affords,
lave them in a variety of shapesand finishes,
tide range of prices.
CHINA.
Anything you may give in the line of fine
nr is sure to be prized. Every country
It produces nice china is represented in our
ICk. You will find here full setsand scores
dainty fancy pieces. No better goods can
! found than we are showing and our prices
lake buying easy.
CUT GLASS.
We anticipate a heavy trade in cut glass
his season and have stocked accordingly. It
rill be hard to get past our dazzling display
-you’ll be compelled by its great beauty to
•ause and examine the brilliant jewel-like
lieces. Acceptable gifts at any price.
POSTAU flUBUMS.
We have a large stock,
including about all sizes made. Have them
bound in cloth and leather of different colors.
FOUNTAIN PENS.
We carry the Waterman’s line. It includes
perfect pens at all prices from <1.50 up.
Every pen guaranteed. We put them in
fancy holiday boxes without extra charge.
SMOKERS* GOODS.
Our stock doesn’t include the so-called
Christmas Cigars, but does include our finest
brands in small boxes for Christmas giving.
We have everything else for smokers, too—
Pipes of all kinds, Tobacco and Cigar Jars,
Cigar Cases and Holders, Cigarette Cases
and Holders, Choice Tobaccos, Smoking Sets.
Whatever you select here will please.
STATIONERY.
You’ll make no mistake if you select fine
stationery as a gift for a lady. If you get it
here you are sure to please her, as our papers
are in the latest tints and shapes. Have an
immense showing of beautiful box goods.
A modern gift.
(Dusieal Instruments,
Cameras,
Shaving Supplies,
heather Goods.
Brushes,
Perfumes, etc.
Clough’s Drug Store, !
Tillamook, Oregon.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
When you want Ham«, Bacon and
THE CITY ELECTION.
2nd w ard—G. P. Wilt.
3rd ward—Ralph Ackley.
Lard, go to the J. D. Jones Packing
4th ward—C. Van Patten.
Company, who supplies the wholesale Cows and Chicken are to be Kept
6tn ward—G. II. Lamb.
Up Within the City
and retail trade with the best home
Water Commissioners :
The city election on Monday passed off
cured meats. You will save money by
At large—Carl A. Paixlaf.
quietly, with a little mor« interest in the
2nd ward— M. F. Leach.
trading with this company.
result, as the large number ol votes cast
3rd ward—Carl Haberlach.
As the voters on Monday were terribly
plainly show, there being 222 votes
In the vote to prohibit the running of
confused in voting for or against prohi
cast.
There
was no opposition stock and poultry at large, this feus
biting poultry and stock running at
to Sidney S. Johnson for mayor and J. S. carried by a vote of »7 lor “Yes” and 92
large, petitions are being circulated in
Stephens, but J. C. Holden met with lor “No.” There appeared to be a good
each of tl.e wards to ascertain how each
slight opposition in the voting, friend« deal of misunderstanding how to vote
of the voters intended to cast their bal
of Thus. Coates getting together and on this question. A number ol voters
lots.
casting their ballot for him, who pulled who wanted s’oek and poultry kept up
Below we give the assessment of taxa 60 votes. The principal fight centered voted to have them run at large, while
ble property in the six road districts of on city marshal, G. F. Zimmerman being on the other hand quite a number who
Tillamook County, compiled from the the caucus nominee. Zimmerman is a were opposed to keeping the stock up,
tax roll by County Clerk G. B Lamb :
prohibitionist, and strange as it may ap- voted to do so, and on that account it is
$1.977.596
No. 1
pear, he was supported tor that office by plainly seen that the voters did not vote
1.665.735
No 2
what is known as the “wet’’ faction, intelligently and it is hard to tell which
2.252,070
No. 3
probably tor the reason that they thou side really won until another vote is
1,316600
No. 4
516 441
ght they could elect him and not one of taken. There was one voter who did
No. 5
457,330
No. 6
their own crowd. B. A. Edwards, who not vote for nnv of the candidates, but
made a good street commissioner, was voted to have the stock and poultry run
Total....................... $8,186,472
nominated by*petition, but Zimmerman at large.
A heavy storm in Tillamook Bav on
beat him by 21 votes. The only twb
Mr. Sidney S. Johnson, who was elect
Wednesday afternoon plaved havoc
caucus nominees who were defeated were
ed mavor of this city on Monday with
with the rail.ond fillings, carrying the
R. W. Watson, the voters “discriminat
out opposition, is a young attorney
dirt to sea and jeopardizing other work,
ing” against the ex-editor in favor of G.
who came to Tillamook about two years
and should another storm come up it is
II. Lamb,but what caused some surprise
ago to practice law. and he is gradually
liable to cause the steam shovel to go
was the defeat of S. A. Brodhead by Carl
rifling in his profession, and on that ac.
into the bay. Sheriff Crenshaw and
Halarrlach for water commissioner from
Rollie W. Watson went down in the the third ward. Mr. Brodhead is the count it is generally thought that he will
former's gasoline launch and were caught president of the commission and one ol j make a good mayor and give the city a
it the storm, the sea being so rough its most active members, and whether | good administration, with laws enforced
that they were unable to land at Gari draw ing out so large amounts of money . and the peace and dignity of thecity well
baldi. They were fortunate in getting out and depriving the city of lunds to help looked after. Mr Johnson is a native of
Texas, and he entered the U.S. Naval
of the heavy sea, but had several nar
out the water commission had anything
Academy at Annapolis in 1H85, as mid*
row escapes of being swamped before
to do with his defeat we do not know. '
they did so. It was the most severe Although he declined the nomination lor ' sliipman, resigning in 1887. He spent
two years as observer in U.S. Weather
storm seen on the bay for years.
water commissioner at large, Carl A.
Bureau in 1888 80, during which time
Patzlaf was elected, defeating Fred
he studied law at I owa College of Law,
WOODMEN ATTENTION Christensen, who had been nominated bes Moines, lowra, and was admitted to
by petition on account af Mr. Patzlal
practice in Supreme Court of Texas in
announcing that he would not accept,
A regular meeting of Alder and did not want his name placed on the 1890, and practiced law in Tyler. Texas,
until 1897. He went to the State of
Camp. No. 219, will be held ballot. Mr. Patzlal is a good man for Washington in that year and engaged in
at Todd’s Hall on Friday the place, and one of those who be mining for four years, except four months
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there was a “graft ’ when the sys and three days during the Spanish-Amer,
Evening at 7:30 o ’clock, De lieve
tern was put in. E. Hoag ran against
cember 6th, 1907. Election W. 0. Chase in the first wird, hut the I lean war, which were s|»ent as a corporal
in the 16th U S Infantry. In 1901 he
of officers. Also matter of alter controlled the ward J . \V H ill was ' enlisted
in the 28th regular Infantry and
raise of assessment will be th», “dark horse” in the fourth ward, but I went to the Philippines, where he took
some
M.xa to
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worx. There
mere was
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taken up. All Neighbors are it n tailed
li.m durioR lhe day l*twem. Mr Z.m I |gHln,t th, rhl|lpplni G«„rra| M.lr.r,
requested to attend.
ermnn and the meml«r. <.f the i.ty Fo||(lwiog lhl, he
with hi.
CARL WALLIN,
c.umil, the hone of contention liemR meot t(J |(l(. U)-n(J u(
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thr enwe of Zimmerman’. di.mfomil .. i
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Consul Commander.
•pecutl polietmnn and siskt watchman. (._ Bu|UrJ-,
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Attest:
the city counctloien <>>uiDR the folio« mg M„r„, of Mln<Una„ Hi w„ honorably
Carl Haberlach, Clerk. notice, with their signatures attached > diacharged from the army in September.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
Capital Stock...................... 125,000.
Offer, every facility for ..te banking,
•nd «»licit, your buaioem
Commercial. Saving, and Tru»t De-
partments.
Interest at current rate» on the.-king
accounts.
| O-ir litll. boob, ' Helpful Hint« on
Banking." explaining how to do your
banking by mail I. ready.
| Send tut a copy. It’, free for the
aakiRg.
9<mCS TO THR PUBLIC.
1903, and was appointed a governmeut
Owing to th* fact tbatG. F. Zimmer*, clerk, but soon after liegan the practice
man is reporting «round thnt he was
diMUtaned from Ins position as special fd!awin Manila, His health failed him
policeman and night watchman for in March,
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‘ 1901, when be «ent to China
political purpuaea, nr wish to alate to the and then returned to the L'nited Stales.
public that such is not the caee, but He came to Tillamook in November.
that he was iiamumetl fur neglect of
duty, and that we did not fed justified 1905. where he has since practiced law.
in paying out public money fur services first forming a law firm with Claude
that w ere not rendered.
Th.ver for several months, and later
W. C K img .
with C. W. Talmage.
A T. W hitb .
G. MCHO m ,
J. P. AUXW.
Member» of the City Council ll.
The result was as follows •
Mayor—Sidney S. Johnson
Recorder—J. C. Holden.
Treasurer—J. H. Stephens
Marshal—G. F Zimmerman.
Councilmen
1st ward—W. O.CU am .
MASON’S
CHBISTMAS GOODS !
A re now on Display.
Call and see them.
See Advt. Next Week.