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We are eorry to anuounce the
Mr«. P. J. Sharp and Mr«. For«-
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
death of Mm. John Weber, which
land
returned
to
the
city
last
week.
•TSICTLV IN ADVANCB.)
took place at her home on Monday.
1.50
On* year........
W. G. Dwight v«. William J. West,
76
Six month« ....
Alex
McNair
and
Henry
Crenshaw,
The clock at Mason. Pennington
60
Tbrve month»
sheriff and tax collector of Till»-_______
& Co’s. ____
«topped on Wednesday at
I mook County, which is to quiet title, 7 o'clock, 41 minute« and 34 second«.
held
Ladies’ dark and light flanneletts ! Adolph Neilson L_
‘4 the
---- nearest
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—----- ticket, which wan 7 o’clock, 39 ininu-
and worsted waists, long sleeves,
Fred C. Matter. Publlahar.
tea and 32 seconds, was awarded
open front. $1.50 value, epecial,
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the dinner set. And Mrs. E. J. Ben
95c.—T he G rand L eader .
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TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Remember Jones-Knudson Furni­ I nett won second prixe on ticket 7
ture Company give 10 per cent off [ o’clock, 37 minutes and 7 seconds.
Dr. Morri«, eye specialist.
for cash on all goods in their store
Pleasant Valley is not only famous
A. K. Nolan, general insurance.
except Ostermore mattresses.
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for dairying, but when it comes to
Grain sack« wanted. See D. L.
A church birthday social will be ' potato raising it don’t have to take
Shrode.
held in the Presbyterian Church on off its hat to any part of the county.
Buy your groceries at Joe Illinga- Wednesday, February 2. The pub­ Janies Christensen brought in seve­
lic is most cordially invited to at­ ral boxes of the White Star variety,
worth’«.
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and left a box at this office, and we
Watch the ahow windows at KING tend.
Ladies’ cook aprons, heavy ging­ can vouch for Pleasant Valley being
A S mith '«.
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ham with bib, having two large able to raise fine tubers in large
Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of
pockets and trimmed with tape. quantities.
Elmer Rice, a boy.
$1.25 value, special 75c.—T he G rand
The following have been elected
The /Weather has been wet and
L eader .
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Directors of the Tillamook County
_ MXmy thia week.
The Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co. Bank at its last annual meeting:
Born, on Wednesday, to the wife of
will add a new Berlin flooring ma­ M. W. Harrison, H. T. Botts, M.
Will Eaaom, a girl.
chine to its plant, which will be Abplanalp, D. Fitxpatrick
and
Two room» for light house keep­ brought in on the next trip of the Carl Haberlach. At the meeting of
ing at Mrs. Parkhurst.
Oshkosh.
the Board of Directors M W. Harri­
Sturgeon's have»onie fine quality
Ladies’ long heavy flannelett son w«« elected President, H. T.
hats selling at half price.
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kiinonas, with large sailor collars, Botts Vice-President, Irwin Harrison
A full line of windows and doors in light and dark patterns, value to 1 Cashier. A 10 per cent dividend was
on hand at K ing A S mith ’ s .
$3.00. Special, $1.50. T he G rand 1 declared on the capital stock and
A complete line of new grunite L eader .
$650 waa put into the surplus fund.
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ware juat in ut K ing A S mith ’ s . •
Wanted, a married man to milk 25
A public meeting will be held on
Cedar posts for sale, any length. or 30 cows and to do farm work. Monday evening at the opera house
E. G. Anderson, Hemlock, Ore. *
Wife to board farm hands. Write, for the purpose of ratifying the gift
There will be a teachers’ examin­ phone or call at A. G. Beal’s, Tilla­ of the Gilford Stillwell Park to the
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ation, coiiiiiienceing Feb. 9th to Feb. mook, Oregon
city. The pupils of the school will
12th.
Died, on Thursday,¡Rosena Niger, render a program, anil the s|ieakers
King A Smith will send out daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John will tie Messrs. C. W. Talmage, W.
The remains Holmes, H. T. Botts and W. R.
monthly statements regular here­ Niger, aged 7 year«.
were buried on Sunday in the Odd­ Rutherford. It is hoped that a large
after.
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number of the citixens will attend
Carl Haberlach has moved his fellows’ cemetery.
Highest prices paid for Hides, all the meeting, as Mayor C'oates is
office to u suite of rooms in the Till­
kinda of fura, rubber, copper and desirous that arrangements should
amook Block.
be made aa soon as ixmsible to im­
Everett Hall and wife will remove braaa, and all kinda of junk. Leave
prove the play grounds.
orders
at
the
Tillamook
Junk
Co.,
to Portland, where he will open a
opposite
Opera
House.
In the case of W. H. Himes et al.
ineat market.
Money to' louif on improved farm ■ George N. Hodgdon and Mar­ vs. William Maxwell et al, tried at
property, ut 7J^ percent intereat.— vin Hodgdonvs. H. F. Goodspeed as the last terin of the circuit court,
county judge, J. C. Holden as coun­ Judge Burnett has dismissed the
Hee F. R. Beals.
ty clerk, and L. D. Krake, is a case, with costs assessed to the
All kinds of groceries, confection­
petition for writ of review.
plaintiffs. The Judge, in rendering
ary, fruit mid candies at Joe Illings-
Rosenberg Brothers are fixing up his decision, states that George H.
worth’s store on Main street.
their new store building and will be Himes was probably of weak mind
King A Smith will give you
realty for business alxiut the first of and easily persuaded when he sign­
special figures over that bill of
the month, when they take over A. ed his name to-the deed in question,
hardware for that new house.
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McNair’s stock of groceries, flour but he had sufficient reason and
Men'« list« from 50c. to $2.25. Shoes and feed.
judgment to know and understand
from 25c. to $2.50. C. H. Vantress,
Attorney T. H. Goyne has been the nature,qualify andconsequences
south side of Tyler Building. •
appointed U.S. Commissioner, fill­ of a conveyance of real property
Rev. Thus. Robinson will preach ing the vacancy caused by the res­ such as was mentioned anil describ­
at Bay City next Sunday morning, ignation of W. H. Cooper, und those ed in the second amended com­
and in this city in the evening.
who have land office business should plaint.
For sale. Driving Team, harness consult him.
B. H. Miller, editor of the Bay City
and buggy, cedar |M>sts, shingles,
A suit was filed in the circuit News, was in the city on Saturday
gasoline mid coal. Seel). I. Shrode.* court on Wednesday by C. F. Sing­ and paid his respects to the snap
Ludies’ Real Hair Puffs, nil master, et al., against P, J. Sharp shot man. We notice, however, two
shades, value from $2.50 to $4.00. and B. (). Snuffer to recover on announcements on the first page of
Special, $1.96. T hk G rand L eader . promissory
notes, the
amount the News which reads : ’’’Bay City,
destined to liecome the commercial
Clarence Parker and wife return­ claimed lieing $2,934.00.
center and shipping point of Tilla­
ed to th« city on Friday, and lie has
With no prospect of the weather
bought hi« brother's interest in The abating so that the steamers can mook County” and “The logical and
practical head of deep water navi­
Spa.
get in and with our supply of paper
gation on the bay." Bro. Miller is,
Marriage licenaos were i«sued to growing less every week, we have no doubt, an estimable young gen­
Jame« W Bodyfelt and Clara Fran­ tn cut down to four pages, so aa to tleman but lamentably misinformed
klin aud A. 1„ McCarty and Clara have Home in stock for u few weeks as to actual conditions. Probably
hence.
Butts.
when he has been to the county seat
Tillamook City is up against a a little oftener he will acknowledge
latdie«’ abort kimonos in dark and
big
tax
levy
thia
year,
amounting
light flanneletts,
50c. mid 75c.
that Tillamook City is ‘‘the logical
value«, spacial, 25c.- -T he G rand to 47 mills, which is almost prohibi­ and practical head of deep-water
tive in a business sense. The cause navigation” as well as “the commer­
L iadbr .
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of
this is the county has levied a 10 cial center and shipping point of
Tne steamer Golden Gate, after
being bar tiouiid for over a week in mill road tax and the county has Tillamook bay.”
th« bay, succeeded in getting out on done the same.
Mrs. James Walton gave a novel
The County Clerk has received
Sunday.
party
at her home on Friday, which
Those wliowant their wood sawed three inundates in the cases of the proved a pretty and unique affairs.
Klmore
Packing
Co.,
the
Nehalem
by L. C. Wilks' gasoline w < hh I saw
About fifteen ladies with their babies
will please leave their orders with Packing Co. and Samuel Klmore vs. accepted the invitations, and the
Tillamook
County,
in
which
the
Page Bros.
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plaintiffs lost in their efforts to have residence having been tastefully ar­
Ladies' heavy fleeced line«! union their taxes reduced.
ranged. the guests had a delightful
suits, in white anti gray, value $1.00,
afternoon. One feature of the after­
Mrs.
Andy
Nolan
gave
a
whist
$1.3(1 Special,30c. suit. T he G rand
noon's entertainment win the exhi­
party to a nuinlter of Iter lady
L badkr .
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bition of photographs of the moth­
friends at lier home am Wednesday,
Th« Bunk Almanac. Did you get afternoon, and a pleasant time was ers when th«y were babies and the
guessing aa to who they were. Mrs.
on« 1 If not drop u card to the Till­
participated in. A dainty lunch
Crenshaw won the prixe for the most
amook County Bunk or call at their
was one feuture of the afternoon's
office for one.
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numtier of correct guesses. At the
entertainment served by the hostess.
dainty lunch each child was given
A tiller of a life boat and a 15 foot
Senator Chamberlain is learning a present. Mrs. Walton and her sis­
oar belonging to the ill-fated vessel
the ropes at Washington, for we ter, Miss Fawk, are deserving of a
Cxarins was found on Monday at
have to acknowledge the receipt of great deal of praise for the tasteful
Bayoceau park.
two «mall packages of garden seed mid pretty manner in which they had
The Oshkosh returned to the city from the senator. It used to tie that
arranged the party, and all were de­
today, it living so stormy on the bay we received a mail sack of garden
lighted with the unique manner in
that she found It much sailer to seed to distribute amongst the citi-
which they were entertained.
tie up in this city.
tens of thia county.
Judge Burnett has rendered a de­
R«v. A. II. Calder will preach next
Judge Burnett has appointed II.
Sunday aa follows Onion Peuk ut Crenshaw und Thotuaa Contes to cision in the case of S. V. Anderson
11 a. m. ; Nehalem at 2.31) pm and ascertain and determine the amount vs. the Miami Lumber Company in
favor of the former. The c««e was
Balm al ?.*l p. ui.
of road tax collected by the county
tried at the last term of the circuit
<«♦»»• W Kiger has another load of on the assessment rolls for the years
conrt, and waa taken underadvise­
sprue« lumber resdy to I mp shipped 1UU to 1907 for road taxes collected
ment. The company had failed to
out to Portland aa soon aa the I «oat within the corporate limits in the
live up to a contract to remove the
arrives Io load it.
suit wherein the city sued the coun­
timber from Anderson’s land by ■
It 1« four weeks since the Sue H ty for back taxes.
specified date, consequently the
Klmore made her last trip from
Watch the date for Free Children's lumber company was enjoined from
Portland to Tillamook, and she is day. Kvery mother receive a beauti­ removing it. The judge in his deci­
•till bar bound at Astoria.
ful photograph of their children free sion cities that the wording of the
Joe iUingaworth ha« put in • line if brought to Fischer's Studio upon deed which expired May 1ft 1WB,
of groceriea. and aa soon aa he can this ilste. We have given the babies ‘that the title to all timber not so
obtain a suitable store building he a chance. Now we are giving the removed and remaining on said pre.
children a chance.
You are under mt«ea at the expiration of aatd
will branch out in that line
Married, in thia city, on Tuesday no obligations to place an order.
period of five years shall revert to
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evening, by the Rev. V. K. Hoven, M rs . Ft* hem ' s S t V dio .
• nd become vested absolutely in the
County Clerk Holden will hav* grantors herein," is binding, and
padtor.of the Christian church, A.
the tax roll completed in about « that the title to anil property in the
L. McCarty and Clara Hutts.
Judge W. H. Cooper having tie- week’s time, when it will be turned timber remaining on the real pro­
come tired watting for the steamer over to the sheriff and tax collecting perty. whether in the shape of
left Wednesday on the south stage will then tie in order. The clerk's standing trees, felled trees or naw
office i« working extra time so as logs ent from trees not having been
to make hie home in Portland.
to get the tai roll completed.
For transported beyond the boundaries
H II Lamar re. C. W Hemphill
several months the office has had of the real property on or before the
la e suit file«l in the circuit court on
an unusual large number of inatru specified time reverted to and be
a tax «al« of lots (I and Ift block 31
nienta placed on file, the fees rang 1 came vested absolutely in the plain
of Pacific addition to B«n City.
ing Irvin $360 to over $00 a month. < tiffs in this «nit.
^illamook
27. ieio
T. BO1T8,
A ttorn ey - at -L aw
EYES AND TEETH
Complete set of Abstract Books
your teeth
•You spend from $5.») to $20.00 per year on
and think nothing of it
Which would you prefer to loose
YOUR EYES or YOUR TEETH?
Y°Ur ^nd^his^w^ The'fota*ine!penBt°for,lX.ut 3fo
Ijtabligljt.
in office.
Taxes paid for non­
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
5 years, and often a great deal longer.
Both phones.
EYES ? What per cent of insurance wou J
pay to keep them aB good as at presen
Make yourself a 'Xmas, present of a pair of glasses
All work guaranteed to be satisfactory in every respect.
C arl haberlach
attorney - at - law ,
Dr. Henry E. Morris.
£>eutacher«
Office aero»» the »treet and north from
the Post Office.
H. GOYNE,
Butterfat Alfalfa Meal
A ttorn ey - at - L aw .
We have a good supply on hand and will sell
our friends and customers while it lasts.
MAKES MORE MILK.
MORE BUTTERFAT,
’
MORE CHEESE and MORE MONEY
For the ¿farmer than any other leed. Try a sack.
T illamook , O regon .
A
ONLY 90c. PER SACK.
Star Brand Process Rolled
Barley,
us01 "fort:: wM.
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw
T illamook
THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
1.50
40.00
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6.00
bbl. $6.50 ‘
aSk 1.90
$
751b. lb. sack .........................
Per Ton, Lighthouse Flour
Flour, per bbl ..
Snow Drift, ....
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Snow Drift Flour
Opposite Court House,
Office
O regon .
T. BOALS, B.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
TILLAMUOK.J
C urtis
Office- Ol»on Building.
Residence : Mr». Wei»»’ house, west of
Mrs. Walker's.
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M. KERRON,
PHYSICIAN
&
SURGEON,
C oncrete B uilding .
Tillamcok,
ÎXPORT BEER
R. 1. M. SMITH,
KAISER BLUME,
Unsurpassed. Non-Intoxicating
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
MALT TEA
Office over J. A. Todd & Co.,
Tillamook, Ore.
Beer,
^7^7 c-
Special Brew.
BOTTLED BY
Oregon.
THE
hawk ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon-
Soda Waters. Sipthons, Bartlett Mineral
BAY CITY, OREGON.
R. BEALS,
Water.
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
K. CASE
R. A. D. PERKINS,
PROPRIETOR
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Tillamook Iron Works
RESIDENT DENTIST.
General Machinists ¿c Blacksjniths.
Office in Sturgeon’« Building.
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK
All Work Guaranteed.
OKEGOM.
TILLAMOOK.
t
OREGON.
p^R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT
DENTIST,
Office across the street from the
Court House.
Dr. Wise's office
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
Yon Use Them.
We Sell Them. L
SARCHET,
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W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Next Donr to Tillamook Connty Bank.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair
ing a Specialty.
Store in Heins Photographic
Gallery.
The Best Hotel
JOUBERT A. MILLER;
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
*1. P. ALiLiEN, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling Men
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
CLEANING & PRESSING
neatly dona
at tha
PORTLAND,
Did Vo« Ever Try
HARRIN'N NEW FEED AND
LIVERY BARN,
If not, give him a call.
Everything first-class.
Second
block South of P.O.
w. G.
OREG«
Room. 306 Commercial B«iW'nS-
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
ATTOfiNEY-AT-LAW,
Land Titles, Land Office Busi­
ness and Mining Law.
HARRIS, Prop.
SUCKERS