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I I ol. XX. No. 35 LAMOOK I JOTTINGS. L Botts, for abstracts. * l>r. Morris about your eyes. Call up Sutton and Feigh-1 W. G. Howell ha» brought rail in the net’s meat market by phone. I United States circuit court to cancel five timber claim patents issued to Phoebe Orders promptly delivered. A. Snodgrass. Frank Hadler, George W. Forced Out Sale ! ♦ Powell Bros, will deliver milk the 1st Sappington, Paul Erickson and Mary E. I Tillamook County Bank notes * March in this city and supply creamery Smith. Howell claims that he has pref rs in bulk or jar at Mills* Cash butter. Write or phone your orders. * erence right to the claims owing to a con * A new house is being built at the test he placed on them. OHMductiou on heating stoves at King Pleasant Valley cheese factory. 24x30 We wish to call attention to the enter ft , lor the use of the cheese maker at & Smfcb'., tainment which is to be given at St. this factory. Petaluma Incubators on hand at King Alphonsus Academy next Monday even |oe Sanders and wife, of theYellow Fir A Smith's, evening by the Dramatic Club. It will Mill, are preparing to move to Ashland. lie good a evening's enjoyment, which all . Kamm was down from Nehclem 1 >re. Ben Sanders and wile are also should attend. A nice little comedy, leaving this place. entitled "Little Miss Nobody, or the '■■¿SSjtern Hams and Bacon at Müh' Persons wanting shingles in this citv Heiress to a Fortune,” will he the special from the Hadley Russell Shingle Uo can feature ol the entertainment. Everything in paints and oils at King get them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer The Oregon supreme court has handed man, Tillamook City. * down a der ision in the matter of the es %||b Nolan and wife returned to the E E. Tyler has bought the northwest tate of Robert Crawford, deceased, Re city «n Friday. corner of the block on which Harris' feed becca Crawford, appellant, vs. John J. registration of voters is prowed. stable is situated and will erect a busi Crawford, respondent. This case was ness house there as soon as he can pro appealed from Tillamook county, Judge ingW.v slowly. Edison, of Portland, was in the cure the lumber. G. H. Burnett, judge, and the supreme city ofc Wednesday. Get your Grass Seed at Watt Bros,, court has reversed and remanded the A full line of Italian Rve case, holding that where a county judge Q«o. M. Knight was in the city Tues Bay City. Glass, Timothy, Clover, red white and decides a probate case in vacation the tt*jf$ibin Nehalein Alsike, Red Top, Orchard Grass, Velvet notice ol appeal may be given to the Born. on Tuesday, to tbe wife of E. Grass and others, * judge and need not be served upon the Jenkins. a daughter. The Tillamook Lumbering Company adverse party. Watt Bios., Bay City, for Milk has a large quantity of lumber on hand, A city council meeting was held on Cana and Duiry Supplies. * of all dimensions, unloaded from the Tuesday evening, at which all the mem A Urge number of persons are laid up I “'ho^eV/'TeAve'you^ »''rders foHumbTr bers were present with the exception of with ibid, and la gnppe. , at |he companra offic£. Mayor Johnson. The city attorney was E. 1 Haltoni has returned to the city M1m E11£n Bew|£% ha> wQn oat jn the instructed to draw up an ordinance a TODD & CO "J The Store that Makes Good. We will continue our sale during the month of February in order to raise the necessary money to pay up our debts. Everything Reduced During this Sale. 20 to 25 per cent off on all new and up to date Goods. 20 per cent off on Rubbers, Boots and Oil Clothing. 25, 40 and even 50 per cent off on broken lines, including Shoes, Ilats, Clothing, Mack intoshes, etc. Some Shoes and Hats at one-fourth Price. Come and see us for bargains. Money back if not satisfied. We need the money. You need the Goods. We know we can satisfy you. from a business trip to Spokane. cont£8t which wa,. pluced upo„ h„ making the salary of the city treasurer of— ' homestead by Guy B Hockett, of Salem. $75 a year. The bills ordered paid were Clarence 1 ilden, Hobsonville. Or. * | the Land Office and tbe Commissioner as follows : J. C. Holden .................... ........... $15 00 For'all kinds of cemetery work in ; both deciding in her favor, A. K. Case....................... ........... ' 27 10 maibn and granite see D. L. Shrode. * Sheriff Crenshaw having had the tax 4-50 Jones & Knudson ...... . ........... Water rent....................... ............155.00 Let King & Smith estimate for bill of roll turned over to him, is now collect G. F. Zimmerman ......... ........... 31.16 paintaand oils, doors and windows. * ing taxes, and the taxpayers who pay W. T. Kimball................. ......... 23 76 Don’t miss seeing the new dining room their taxes by the 15lh of March will re E. A. Edwards.............. ........... 950 ceive the usual 3 per cent rebate. chairst-just received at (ones & Knud L. J. Throop................... ........... 3.00 G. A. McMillin fell from the top of a son’a. * The Tillamook Concert Band has rent house at Yellow Fir Mill and is laid up To the Republican Voters of Tilla mook County, Oregon. ed the large room over Mason Bro.'s fora few days. Mr. and Mrs. McMillin are natives of Illinois, coming to Oregon ■tor«, r Tillamook, Ort., Feb. 7, 1908. Judge Geo. H. Burnett, who held cir- to visit Mr. Gillmore, Mrs. McMilliu's G entlemen ,—Having served one term CaitWurt in this city last week, left on brother. in the office of County School Superin I wish to reduce stock preparatory for tendeul, 1 hereby announce my candi Saturday. mH Redberg and wife and F. W. Red- invoicing March 1st, hence will make dacy for renomination in the Primary you reductions of ten to twenty-five per Election to be held April 17, 1908. betff were in the city on Tuesday from cent on groceries, flour and feed—call and If renominated and re-elected, I pledge Oretoyyn. let me quote prices for you ou a bill. G myself to attend to all of the duties o' F. W. Christensen nnd wife returned to A. Edmunds. * the office in a careful and conscientious tbectey r ou Friday after viaiting relatives When you want Hams, Bacon and manner, and without prejudice and par InPtwfl (land. Lard, go to the J. D. Jones Packing tiality ; that I will labor diligently lor Why leave your horses in the rain Company, who supplies the wholesale the upbuilding of our splehdid public when jou can tie them in Harris’ Tie and retail trade with the best home schools in all parts of the county, believ Shed for 10 ct». * cured meats. You will save money by ing that the best schools possible are Dgfr't forget to stop at Harris' Feed trading with this company. * none too good lor the boys aud girls of Beta, the cheapest place in the city to Just received, the finest importation of Tillamook County^ keep your team. • Soliciting your support in the coming Japan Teas at G. A. Edmunds. Com SMKfime, the place, the store—Pats- pare our 40c. Japan with what"you have primaries, I am, Very respectfully yours, ■■HET he largest stock of fall goods we been paying 60c., 65c. or even 75c. per have ever carried. • lb. ; also our 20c. Tea with, anything W ayne W, W iley , County School Superintendent. C. V. Preston and wife and J. R. Hicks you have been paying 50c. per lb. * Young pigs for sale. Inquire and Os> ar Bergman were in tbe city last week from Nehalem. 8av« time, labor and expense by using Ing powder o'l those stumps. Smith have it. • . Leach, who was a witness for yernment in the Hall case, return the city on Friday. t BMaons wanting teaming and hauling in thee (city can have it promptly attended tub»« ipplying to Norman Olsen. * fad the entertainment at St. Al lus next Monday evening and help ►me talent and a good cause. R Robedee, the Woods merchant, in the city on Monday and was hand» with his friends here. M your banking business with the oUalt and strongest bank in Tillamook CW*ty.—Tillamook County Bank. • , tkfl I?or<^ w**l>r* us to state that tbe MM$I of whiskey which was stolen from tfet Warehouse did not belong to him nor 4M(tt consigned to him. prices reduced at G. A. Edmunds. wheat $1.85 per 100 lb. sack. $1.35 for 80 lb. sack. Middlings $1.65 for 90 lb. sack. Barley $37 «0 Rw. t perlon. II.50 per year TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 13, 1908 • Miss Grace Whitehouse was in the »iSyear graduating class at the Oregon ■ t Normal School at .Monmouth thia I. aad wai on the program for the lictory. The Store that Makes Good. TODD & CO ■5 OREGON TILLAMOOK Expenses for the year were $2,287.72. Average price for butter fat, estima ting last two n ontlis, lieing for the but from which should be deducted 127 425 lbs. made into cheese, a little aupplies on hand on January 1st, 1908, $150.00. over 34J^ cents per lb. Liabilities of the company are $l,9\j0, Estimate of amount tha' will be paid for December butter fat made into being 19 shares of the capital stock of the corporation, of the par value of $100 butter. 32Vko. per lb. Amount received by factory for each. Assets, factory building value at making, $6,176.90, being lVx cents charged for making cheese during the $1360 00; cash in hands i of treasurer, months of ^January, February, March $754.77; supplies on hand, $15000; and April, and l?*c. charged for the bal coming to factory for making. $462.08, ance of the year and 3.'s cents charged due for cheese sold. $97.35. This does for making butter. not include October to December cheese, Ex|ieuses for tbe year, $4,787.39. for which money has not been received as yet. showing a gain of $1388 26. George Watt was in the city on Wed Liabilities of the company are as fol The association manufactured twin The Voters of Tillamook Another large cheese factory to make nesday getting property owners in Bay To lows; Due W. Michal 92 76; due patrons cheese exclusively, and while the County. its annual report is The Tillamook City to help out with a saw mill pro- f ir Novemb r and December. $4,454 49; average price of cheese would be Creamery, with 3,355,382 pounds of prostion for that place, a saw mill being greater tf triplets ar.d Y.A's. were made. I hereby announce myself as candidate milk, being an increase of 160,776 pounds stis'k out, $825.00, total $5.372.25. assured it $5,000 is subscribed, *lo be KesourseH ; $8,571 56, being $900.14 I do not think patrons would receive for the nomination of school superinten from the previous year. The Tillamook taken out in lumber. Mr. Watt has suc amount in hands of treasurer; $4,394 66 more for tlielr milk in the end, as dent on the republican ticket, and would Creamery was one of the first factories ceeded in raising the amount. jdue company for cheese sold and in shrinkage is greater with the smaller respectfully request the support of the erected in Tillamook, and for h number factory; $288.85 due company for buttir cheese. At the Oceanway hotel. Hemlock, you voters at the primary election to he held Respectfully submitted, of years was the largest factory in the ■old; $490.91 supplies left over and 19( 8 can get tobaccos, cigars, pipes, soda April 17, 1908. If nominated and elected C arl H aberlach . Secretary. county, and it has probably manufac crackers, ginger snaps, caudies, peanuts, I pledge myself to attend strictly to the expense account; factory, $2,500.00 ; Tillamook, Oregon, January 30th, 1908, tured more cheese than any other factory suiplus, $8,202.31. root beer, lemonade, sardines, oysters, duties of the office and to give an honest, in the state. The last few years tbe During the year the company suf deviled meats, canned vegetables, as well economical and impartial administration Maple Leaf Creamery Association has fend a loss ol fifty cases of cheese, as good beds and meals. And don't for during the whole of my term. become the banner lactory for the largest $43.89. get tbe Saturday night dances. * Very respectfully. amout ol milk received annually. These The factory has quite a quantity of W. S. B uf . l . The fidlowing persons are taking the two co-operative factories received last cheese on hand, but almoet one half of teachers' examination in this city. For year 6,878.744 pounds of milk, made it will go out on this steamer. The To Votera of Tillamook County. county paper—Mrs. Claire Kimball. Lil 735,000 pounds of cheese, 2.770 pounds market for cheese ermi to be in fairly lian Shollmeyer, Ruth Ray, Gertrude Gentlemen,—1 beg herewith to an of butter, receiving $103,871.25 for the I good shape, and I look for a fairly good McKimens. Mabel Kimball, Nehalem ; nounce myself as a candidat«, for nomi year’s product, which is a wonderful Capital Stock.......................... $25,000. market and demand I he coming seacon. Mrs. Mabel Noves, Oretown ; Edward nation on the Republican ticket for the showing for two out of a large number Offers every facility for safe banking, Respectfully submitted, Weston, Elsie Scovell, Clara Franklin. office of County Treasurer, at the pri of cheese factories in Tillamook county. and solicits your business. C arl H aberlach , Secretary. Emma Swenson, Tillamook ; Charles mary election to be held ou April 17lh, To tbe Directors and Sl-tek holders of The Commercial, Havings and Trust De Hart, Marx. For State papers—Erma 1908. Tillamook Creamery, Tillamook, Ore. To the Directors ami Stockholders of partments. L. Davis. Mildred Lister, Tillamook. If elected County Treasurer I will the Three Rivera Creamery Associa G entlemen .—I herewith make report Interest at current rntes on checking tion, Hebo, Ore. accounts. There was one mistake in W’. B. Alder have my office^in tbe Court House. to you is Secretary of The Tillamook Yours Very Truly. GENTLEMEN,—1 herewith present thia, Our Utile book, ' Helpful Hints on man's returns last wrek. In the amount Creamery for tiie year 1907. J. S. S tephens . of milk for March we only gave one hall Amount of milk received by the my report as Secretary and Salesman of Banking,’’ explaining how to do your banking by mail is ready. of the month, vix., 8,330 lbs., having factory for the year was 3.355.382 lb«., a Three Rivers Creamery Association for Hrnd for a copy. It's free for tbe the year 1907, failed to adj 5,605 for the first half of gain over the year 19o6 of 160,776 Hie. asking. Amount of tnilk delivered to your Of this amount 3,304,162 lbs. were the month, making the total pounds of May, manufactured Into cheese, and 51,220 factory; April, 151,360 lbs.; milk for that month 13.935 pounds. 238,106 Um ; June. 259 178 lbs.; July, lbs. were manufactured into butter. As this was reckoned, the totals for the Estimating the amount of cheese on 250.503 Pis ; August, 175,902 It* ; Sep . year are correct as printed, giving him EVERYTHING FOR Yovr yr or er returns your moner If you don't hand at 19,310 lb»., the entire output of | tember, 118.542 0* ; October, 103,660 $113 61 per cow, or $2.385 96 for bis PHYSICIANS’ Uko it: we nnr bl*. cheese was 355,415 lbs. Amount of lbs ; November, 64 5o4 0*. and Decern- herd of 21 cows. cheese sold 836.105 lbs. Thia cheese sold her. 36.141 H>s ; a total for the nine 1 PRESCRIPTIONS, for <47,295.55, or an average of 14.07 months of 1,31*7.896 lbs. Amount of butter fat in milk. 52,988. We specialize on prescription cents per |h. Estimating amount on compounding and therefore hand at a value of 13c. )>er lb., the total 57 lbs.; average test. .0379 per carry a stock which repre Amount of cheese manufactured, esti- value of chee-e for the season would be sents everything that physi $49,8o5,85, or a little over 14 cents malii g amount on hand, 149,163 lbs., cians hereabout are likely to average yield, 10 67 lbs of clieea* per prescribe. All new worthy per lb. pharmaceutical« are here at Estimated va'ne of butter fat made lot) lbs. of milk . amount sold and re. i | •ooii as out and our line of during the Isst half of December, turned for. 126.0*29 lbs., for a lilch we prescription drugs is com $876.64. Amount of butter mad«, received $17,668 08.« or an average of | plete at all times Only good« 14 02 cents per lb. at Cloverdale. of highest purity and quality 2,77u lbs. Price, 31 6c. are ever used. Value of entire product for the season, Amounts of cheeae on hand and sold for Physicians who are ac which we have no returns, 23.134, $50,682.49. quainted with our stock and which will bring the total to between Amount of butter fat in milk, methods invariably feel sure $20 700 00 and $21,000.00, and will re of fi^st results from the medi 129,822.62 lbs. cines they have prescribed duce th« average price per lb. of cheeae. Average test, .0384 per cent. when they see our label ou Average yield. 10.76 llw. <>t cheese However, freight rate i> higher from the bottle. Cloverdale than for Tillamook, and 1 10, per 100 lbs. of milk. Expert «ervices dav or night. cents per lb. should be added Io make, Prices as low as anywhere. 5,674 boxes of cheese manufactured. Mav we fill your prescriptions? US, Patrons were paid butter fat as fol- price« of Tillamook basis. Numlier of boxes of chetse menu- , Iowa January, 30 4 cents, February, 30J$c . March, 37v»c,; April, 36c .May, factored, 2.438, all twine. CHAS. I. CLOUGH, Amount received by association for 35 7>:.i June. 34.2.. July, 34*$e.; August, Reliable Druggist, 35 2c., Heptember, 35.4c.; October, making cfeese, eatimating cheese on Tillamook, Ore. hand, $2,988 26 The aaaociution charged 38.5c.; estimate for Nuveu.ber and De j two cents [a-r lb. for making cbesae, j cetuber. 30c, >1: $103,971.25 FOR TWO CHEESE FACTORIES. Received 6,878,744 lbs. of Milk Last Year. 735,000 lbs. CHEESE AND 2,770 lbs. BUTTER. The Tillamook Creamery and Three Rivers Creamery Annual Reports. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. COFFEE You are both judge and jury for Schilling's Best. I : Our Latch String Always hangs out to anyone who wishes first class bank- iug accommodations. ■ ! Don't be backward in pulling this string when in need of Tillamook County Bank I I / I I
