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|J e. J WO ace ‘"7 to at I I I I I illowk XX. No. 34 TILLAMOOK, FEBRUARY 6, OREGON, 1908, $1.50 per year. s.l ai I ci POI >,?*■ pliaiice tret* of sale of hegon, as ex act o( Oregon, sworn e North South- > Range > show ble for ultural to Mid • er, at he 9th eea: regon ; County, C at»op Oregon, »ely the le their 1 day of lister. T. & S. B. No. 2734 $5,000.00 Portland, Oregon, Mar. 29, 1907. ihis is to certify that the Oregon Trust & Savings ink has received from P. W. Todd, County Treas- er, a deposit of Five Thousand and 110-iOO Dol ts. Payable to self or order, on return ot this rtifieate properly endorsed. rtificate of Deposit it subject to check. The Store That Makes Good! During the summer and fall of 1907, we had an J Oregon Trust & Savings Bank ¡,000.00 SALE.—TODD & CO. OUT ORCED W. C. MORRIS, Cashier. Our Sale is still on immense trade, and believing that business would keep up we bought very heavily of Men’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishing Goods and many other lines Ours The Genuine Sale—Others —Work on the railroad shut down, most of the men working for it left the county. Only Side Shows $5,000.00 tied up for over two We Must Unload to Pay Our years in a Portland Bank and a heavy stoek of new goods on hand Bills and not all paid for is the reason 5 ■ For This Remorseless Price Cutting Sale ! a is is not a sale tor forcing out old stock, for every article in the house is included, Nothing WITH han B. reserved, e still need a certain amount ot cash to make good. We will continue the sale, giving it our personal ention. Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Shoes received on last boat, go in at slaughter prices. UF, 1 the Re- rice. 1 •• í •»* I1O « In .04 fur Cl). Men Boston Duke, sporting boots, $6. now................................................ Boys' long sporting boots, $4, novi............................................... BoJ*s’ short rubber boots, $2.85 now................................................... Men’s Boston rolled edge Rubbers, 95c ............................................................... ten’s Boston rolled edge Rubbers. 75c 1’ Heavy Rolleded rubbers* 75c —” MR-.................... ................................................... ___fgMen’[ long Fish Brand Slickers, « *2'76' ............................ •_............................... a Men’s black fish brand medium coats, $2.35 tr i ■ I now........................................................... Men's Black fish brand Frock Coats $2.10, now.............................................. fflHAnn Hats, 50c now.......................................................... Overalls, Boss ol the Road, Thousands of dollars worth of the finest clothing Nonpareil, Kevfl Strauss and ever shown in Tillamook slashed and cut to make Can’t Bust ’Km, 85, 90. and quick selling in this great Forced Out Sale, For eleven years or more this store has sold only the best cloth O«5c go at 7 5c the pair. ing obtainable. See now for yourselves how ruthlessly the prices are slaughtered. Be the first to take advan Jumpers, Buck Coats, tage of this golden opportunity to get the best merch Blankets, tluilts, Trunks, andise at wholesale prices. Suit Cases, Pillows all go at Men’s splendid $27.00 Suits cut to $18.25 Men’s fine wool 25.00 “ “ $17.50 20 to 385c per cent oil*. 23.00 “ ..........................$16.35 Big vales in Hosiery, Ties, 20.00 “ ..........................$14.65 18.00 “ .......................... $12.45 ( n loves, Hand Bags, a small Others at...... $9.65, $8.25, $6.75, $4.50, $3.75 line ot Crockery, some Sta tionery and general merch Large Blue Sign the Place! andise all marked soextrem- Cash Sale! Caeh Sale! ly low that their selling will Goods Exchanged! he rapid. Clothing! 79c 61c 59c $2.10 $1.79 $1.49 39c »4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Clothing! Clothing! The Store That Makes Good ace, the store—Fatz When you want Hams, Bacon and lat's. The largest stock of fall goods we Lard, go to the J. D. Jones Packjng have ever carried. * Company, who supplies the wholesale . for abstracts. * There will be preaching service both and retail trade with the best home is about your eyes. * morning end evening at the Presbyterian cured meats. You will save money by ^■^■ook County Bank notes * fading with this company. * church next Sunday. ilk or jar at Mills' Cash Just received, the finest importation of Save time, labor and expense by using stumping powder o't those stumps. Japan Teas at G. A. Edmunds. Com ii heating stoves at King King & Smith have it. pare our 40c. Japan with what you have * Attornev Webster Holmes, of Salem, been paying 60c-, 65c. or even 75c. per ubato» on hnnd at King was in the city this week, having busi lb.; also our 20c. Tea with anything you have been paying 50c. per lb. * ness at the circuit court. ms and Bacon at Mills* A number of the business men met on District Attorney J. H. McNary came in on Sunday to attend to the criminal Tuesday evening with Engineer Davis and Attorney McCamant to talk over ii paints and oils at King cases before the criminal court. the railroad situation, when a number Persons wanting teaming and hauling of suggestion were made, one of which jrtb came in on the stage in the city can have it promptly attended I was to raise more money as a subsidy. to by applying to Norman Olsen. • The meeting held at the city hall Wed left last week for Spokane Do your banking business with the i.esdav evening to help promote a mu- rip. oldest and strongest bank in Tillamook taal, or farmer’s telephone line, between little snow in the Coast County.—Tillamook County Bunk. • this city and Blaine did not bring out a i year. Chief Engineer G. L. Davis, of the P. large attendance. The promoters feel k- Lester Landingham were R. &• N. C., and Attorney Wallace Mc- sanguine that the line will be construct' t'aiuant. came in from Portland on Sun ed, for they have already the promise of dale on Monday. enough persons for one wire. The cost les and pelts —Sutton & day to attend court. Persons wanting shingles in this city to each patron is estimated at $35, and new meat market. des and |ielts.—Sutton & from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can thia includes the telephone. get them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer new meat market. * man, Tillamook City. i for sale. Inquire ol— After the few days of cold weather tn, Hnbsonville, Or. * last week, snow made its appearance on ids of cemetery work in Monday, but it remained only a few •anile see D L. Shrode. * hours, as a heavy rain followed for two t the Headlight office as days. . s. from Senator Fulton. Feed prices reduced at G. A. Edmunds. Smith estimate for hill of No. 1 wheat »1.85 per 100 lb. sack. i. doors and windows Shorts »1 35 for 80 lb. sack. Middlings Your fTocer return« your money if you don't urt.of the Sun Set Lumber »1.65 for 90 1b. sack. Barley »37 00 like Schilling’■ Best we pay him. Oakland. Cal., is in the per ton. * The Tillamook Lumbering Company r has returned to Hemlock, has a large quantity of lumber on hand, lied to Furtlaud on busi- of all dimensions, unloaded from the schooner. Leave your orders for lumber • ring the new dining room I at the company's office. COFFEE Your grocer must sell poor coffee; we can't all be comfortable; but he needn’t sell it to you. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY. ORE. I wish to reduce stock preparatory for Capital Stock...........................»2.5.000. invoicing March 1st. hence will make Offer, every facility for aafe fmnking, von reductions of ten to twenty-five per ■nd solicit« your buMneae. will make cheew at the cent on groceries flour ami feed—call and at Clovetdale the coming Commercial. Saving, and Trust De let me quote prices fur you on a bill. G. partment.. A. Edmunds. * your horses in the rain Interest at current rates on checking tie them in Harris' Tie I John D. Edwards is in the city from account«. Portland, and reminded ds that an elec I O-ir little hook, *• Helpful Hint« on tion was near. Ths t’aterrified John has Banking.’* explaining how to du yuu- to «top at Harris* Feed had his day running lor office, but he I banking by mail is ready. spest ‘place in the citv to Send for • Copy. It's free for tbe was a hustler when he was a candidate I askiuf. courting Miss Democracy. TODD & CO. 36c ; April. 37 55c.; Mav. 31 37c ; June, 34.96c. ; July. 34 08c.; August, 36 78c. ; Sept.. 36.16c. ; Oct.. 36c. ; Nov , 36.5c. Dec . 33 33c, Expense« of the factory for the year We give below Mr. W B. Alderman's wtre »2,940.20, sliowirg a surplus of returns from 21 cows for the year 1907, »484 61. _________________ which is a remarkable showing, from < onsi.li r the Source, Mr. Todd. milk taken to the Maple Leaf cheese D hah S ir . —In this week’« issue of the factory : Herald, uoder the head of "The Obser- Llx. Lbs. Milk. B F An ’t ver,’’ is this statement : ”1 observe that your cotintv hired men January . . . 8 73 » 2 81 have published their semi annual report». 168 26 <18 We understand from it that there is over l->l>ruary . 76 71 1.871 5-51 79 March 194 96 <yie thousand dollars in the road fund in 228 9 , th»* hands ol the Treasurer, tet it is also April ....r.i -‘T7.199 661 71 286 59 reported that county road warrants are Maj .............. 2I.81O 818.84 June ............ 23.489 V16 06 3u2 29 not being being paid, and are drawing Inly ........ 22.254 H67 01) 290 74 interest. You are paying that interest.” 20.4K9 Hi >9 80 285 71 August .... As County Treasurer I have sole con 723 11 : hi 76 September . . 17.637 15.913 692 11-5 242 21 trol of the funds referred to, and the arti. October ... . 510 IM» 165 12 tie reflects on mvaelf alone. November 10 979 98 74 Deceuiljcr, . . 6.163 808-58 The report mentioned was filed with the County Clerk on • Vtober 9th, 1907, Total.......... 171.907 fl. 950 87 $2 «M5.96 and plainly states that it is the amount Average, 8.186 |tm per cow. on hnnd tor the term ending September, Average, 331 lbs. butter fat |>er cow. 30th, 1907, and shows $’027.15 in the Average return*, fl 18.61 |>er cow. road fund and $1,277.15 in the general Average test. 4 043. Average price, 34^C. for butter fat. fund. $1.39 per 100 lbs. milk. The $4.277-15 in the general fund was lieing held for the purpose of paying the State tax, due in November, amounting Red Clover Annual Report. to $4.4.58 75. and wsf not applicable to Report of Red Clover Creamery Co. the redemption of county warrants, as for the tear 1907, i» as follows - stated in the semi-annual reports,and the Amount of milk received for the year. money in the road fund was paid out on 1.739.048 H im ; Jan., 16 755 Ilia; Fell., warrants as they were presented, until 29152 II.»; .March, 797551b»; April. 181,- the whole amount, with the exception of 992 Hi»; Mav. 291,625 His: June. 292.- three cents, w as paid out, when the first 695 11-»; Julv 271,035 11»; Aug , 107,116 warrant amount'ng to over $400 wn 11«; Sept. 151.546 11»; Oct., 122,967 endorsed for want of funds, and this was lb«; Nov., 70.341 lbs; Dec . 31,009 lbs. not until latiu-iry 3rd, 1908. Amount of butter fat contained in milk. Furthermore, there is not now, or has 68,577.7 lbs. Average test .03943 [»er there ever l*en any interest paid out by cent. the county, on any wariauts of any Amount of cheese manufactured 195,- kind,while there was money in the hands 009 lbs. Returns received »27.692.06. of the County Treasurer to pay them. Average price received, 14 15 cents I challenge “Observer” to produce any per pound, F.O.B , Tillamook City. l>erson in Tillamook county who can Average yield, It 21-100 pounds per show that any order on any fund has 10O [»ounds of milk. not been paid when presented when there Amount paid patrons, »24,267.25. was money to pav the same, Amount received by Reii Clover Creum P. W. Toon, Cowity Treasurer. ety Co. for manufacturing, »3,424 81. Notice Fries i barged for man declaring being We, the parents of Mark Hot »»on, a 2 cents for the months of Jan. and Feb., minor, will <14 >t 1« responsible for any and ior the halance of the year 1*/*c. debts contraterTby him, from this date Patrons were paid tor batter fata« fol <>u, Jan, 11, 1908. F P Ho boon . J uanna H obson . low»; Jan., 3O.Sc.; Fib 29.27c.; March- $113.67 PER COW! Makes $2,385.96 from 21 Cows. H oju ’ s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’» Catarrh Cure. E. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known E. J. Cheuey for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in nil buaineKH trans- a< tionh and dnancially able to carryout any obligations niatU by their firm W adding , R innan & M arvin . Wholesale Dtiggiata, Toleldo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cine in taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur tacos of the system. Testimonialh sent free. Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Driiggista. Take Half's Family Pills for constipation. j ■ I ■ ■ • *1« • ju * • * « « * EVERYTHING FOR S PHYSICIANS’ “ PRESCRIPTIONS. *• We specialize on prescription compounding and therefore carry a stock which repre sents everything that physi cians hereabout are likely to prescribe. All new worthy pharmaceuticals are here as soon as out and our line of prescription drugs is corn plete at all times. Only goods of highest purity and quality are ever used. Physicians who are ac quainted with our stock and methods invariably led sure of beat results from the medi cines they have prescribed when they see our label on the bottle. Expert services day or night. Prices ns low as anywhere. Mav we fill your prescriptionsT I I - I ■ •* I 1 CHAS. I. CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist, Tillamook, Ore. n At McMinnville ■ 1 will be in McMinnville fur two or three weeks. Watch this space for notice off my return. If any repairs nre needed, send them to me and I will attend to them at once. Dr. H E. MORRIS »
