No. 5
TILLAMOOK. OREGON, JULY
40NEY IN THE BANK
gives you a feeling of inde
pendence and security that
adds to j'our cheer, brings
contentment, and makes your
whole
life easier to live,
These happy results do not
require a big bank balance,
Every dollar saved and de
posited is just that much
more placed between you and
the ever possible time of need,
gin with anj’ small amount you can spare and add to it
hilarly from your earnings of the«e prosperous days. We
11 welcome your account and give careful attention to
kr banking needs. We offer every protection of modern,
fservative Banking.
ECURITY and SERVICE is our motto.
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TILLAMOOK
COUNTY 8« -'S“ |
UN-v
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
supervision
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L amook jottings
fcream at T he S pa .
Morris, eye specialist.
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¡Cream Cones at T he S pa .. .
Kinds of seeds at Rosenberg
S pa for the best Ice Cream in
le, typewriter, cheap.—D.
le.
teams for sale.—Apply to
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faddux.
311
for
information
ess Box
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Ing- stray mule.
few mail carriera took over
lutes on Friday.
pement by the sack or the
tee D. L. Shrode.
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people of thiscounty are slow
Hering this year.
ice will take place at the
house Saturday night,
¡chanan B 4 U paint. U will
a
bney and get the beet.
I wanting fresh fruit, can-
0 nuts, give Joe Therdich a
st Price paid for Hides, Furs
ep Pelts. N. Melchior, Till-
Dre.
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ur way to the theatre try
l’s pop corn and peanuts.
1 beat.
' to loan on improved farm
r, at 7 per cent interest.—
L Beals.
hound at my home in Till-
■ Owner can have same by
jxpenses.—Roy Brown. *
fent for the Pure White and
krett Flour. Try it, at the
beery store. — Rosenberg
Holstein Bull calves for sale.
Prices reasonable. W m . H artill .
Melville, Oregon.
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Ice cream and ice cream sodas,
ice cream cones and soft drinks at
Therdich & Co'a.
H. Sours, cheapest and best paper
hanger in town.
Leave orders at
King A Smith Co.
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Attorney H. T. Botts left on Sun
day for Salem, to argue a case in
the supreme court.
Star brand process barley, $1.35
a sack and $35.00 a ton.— W m . CUR
TIS, The Grain Man.
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Rev. A. B. Calder will preach on
Sunday morning at 11 a.m. and at
the Miami school at 2.30 p.m.
For sale, Registered Holstein Cows
and Bulls cheap for cash or approv
ed note. — Fryar & Co., Sumner,
Wash.
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Emmett Jenkins did a land office
business on Monday, taking 906
passengers across the bay to Bay
ocean.
JVhen you want your wood sawed
by the gasoline wood saw, call
up L. C. Wilks on the Mutual Tel
ephone.
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Coal delivered, $10.00. Sliingle,
$1.85 and $2.75. An almost new
drop head sewing machine cheap.—
D. L. S hroiie .
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Lost, by a lady, a pocket book
with $10 bill and small change.
Finder please return tlie same to
the Headlight office.
Haying needs. Hay forks, single
and double harpoon forks, pulleys
and blocks, hay ropes and machine
foils.—K ing A S mith C o .
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If you want barley, oats, wheat,
cracked corn, shorts, middlings,
bran, etc., go to A. F inley A Co.,
Old Post Office building.
Report of the Condition of
mook County Bank, at Tillamook,
ie State of Oregon, at the close of business June
30th, 1910.
RESOURCES.
$ 253,255. f 0
70.23
25,411.05
4,817.28
nd discounts................................... s..................
its, secured and unsecured.........................
*<*c*iirit......................... ......................................
{ house, furniture and fixtures ................
hoi gaa+fitaa nwrind
VU* WM» »X- V " XXVC«
3 641 (W
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m approved reserve banks............ ............. ...
»nd other cash items — ................ ..............
1 hand....................................................................... ...
n
42,804.31
1,700.85
36.413.58
............................... ’............................... ... $383.502.98
UAHIL1TIBS.
Stock paid in ...................................................... . $ 30,000.00
1,500.00
[fund ...........
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3,513.34
led profits, less expenses and taxes paid
362.03
banks and bankers............................. ..............
..
243.724.16
lai deposits subject to check
..........
4.245.54
I certificates of deposit . ..................................
48,515.70
rtificates of deposit
.......................
58.00
jpo-its*
............................................................................. a . . . *
4.370.87
..
40.570.73
1 deposits .................................................... ..
722.71
Rs other than those above state«l...............
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Jregoti. County of Tillamook, S3.
»in Harrison. cashier of the above-named bank, do
swear that the above atjtement is true to the beat of
ledge and belief.
E rwin H ark M on . Cashier,
rribed and sworn to before me this Oth day of July,
rrtle O. Mills. Notary Public.
ct- Attest : M. Abplan ilp, M. W. Harrison. Director».
Elder R Y. Blalock will > reach
next Sunday as follows: Clover
dale Baptist Church, 11 a. m.,
Hebo school house, 2 p. tn.
Trade with Rosenberg Bros., at
the new grocery store.
A splendid
line of groceries kept in stock. You
save money by trading with us. *
The county court on Thursday let
the contract to E. K. Cross and son
for the construction of the Wilson
river bridge at the Kiefer place.
Everything you want in the way
of eatables at the new grocery.
Everything new and fresh.—A. F in
ley A CO., Old Post Office build
ing.
Long A Co. will give you com
plete prices on your house pattern,
including doors, windows and shin
gles, either delivered or at their
mills.
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There was a picnic at H. E.
\\ eston’s residence near town on
the Fourth, and those who parti
cipated in it had a splendid time to
gether.
Special on flour and milk cans.
Snow Drift flour, $6.25 a bbl. and
$1.80 a sack. Lighthouse flour, $5.75
a bbl. and $1.50 a sack. Buel milk
cans, $2.60.-W m . C urtis , The Grain
Man.
A. V. R. Snyder, one of tlie vet
eran newspaper men of Oregon,
was in the city about a week look
ing over the newspaper prospects
in this city. He left on Thursday’
for Salem.
Fishing tackle that is right in
quality and price. Nicest assort
ment of flies that ever came over.
We can give you a tip on what kind
of a fly the fish are taking.—K ing
A S mith Co.
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The Board of County Commit
sioners, with County Judge H. F.
Goodspeed and Commissioners H.
V. Alley and Geo W. Bodyfelt
present, is in session this week
transacting county business.
Arrangements are being made so
that the Golden Gate can make two
trips a week, one from Portland and
the other from Astoria, for the ac
commodation of the larg-e crowd
that will visit Bayoeean this year.
James Christensen has been haul
ing piling in for the county, to be
used in the Wilson river, and we
must say they were dandy sticks.
He has a contract to supply 75, and
from the size of them it will need a
good pile drive.
llcaMiijbt
7. 1910
fi.oo per year.
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DON’T MISS
THE
BIG
EXCURSION
TO
TWIN
ROCKS
Given by the
ORDER OF OWLS
BASE BALL, RACES, CLAM BAKE
AND MANY SPORTING EVENTS
Train Leaves Tillamook at 9:00 a.m
Leaves the Beach at Sundown
TICKETS— At Lamar’s Drug Store; Clyde Clement’s ;
Johnson & Laughlin’s ; W. J. Stephens’ pool rooms ; and
at C. R. Johnson’s barber shop ; also from members of the
Owl Committee
W. L. GARRETT,
C. R. JOHNSON.
f Executive Committee
E. G. FORD,
C. CARR.
A. G. BIGGS.
The Percheron stallion Ville will
make the season of 1910 in Tillamook
County. Ville is the Largest and
best proportioned stallion in the
county,and took two prizes at Wash
ington County Fair*. While in Tilla
mook City will be at Easter’s barn.
L. E. Sanders, owner.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came welcoming the visitors to the city
Deputy Sheriff Aschim returned
If you are thinking of doing any
painting, Mr. King can give you with E. E. Tyler, who was arrested in on Wednesday, bringing the and srrving a banquet, It was lute
some pointers as to what to use. in Montana. Tyler was indicted by following passengers: Mr. W. W. Saturdsy evening before the party
There is a certain kind of paint for the grand jury after he absconded Ridehalgh and wife, Mrs.Shepherd, left for Bayocean, where two days
every purpose. He can tell yrou from the county on a charge of for Mrs. I.arson, Wm. Elliott, Ida Smith, enjoyment were indulged in, the
what kind to use on your job. Sher gery, the bail being placed at $11*10, Alma Jackson, J. W. Jackson, Clara weather being beautifully tine. Be
win Williams Paints are guaran which wan furnished by M. F. Leach Jackson, I- Jackson, J. A. Cattle, fore the party left on Tuesday
teed. K ing a S mith C o ., agents and George Colin, and Tyler was re Chas. Griffith, Mrs. Hoxhnrst, Mrs. morning, they expressed them
for Tillamook.
* leased from custody. The case will Monroe, Miss Monroe, M. Jackson, selves as highly delighted with the
be tried at the November term of the Miss Craig, Blanche Craig, Jane trip to Tillamook »nd the kindnoas
For your next Sunday’* shave,
and hospitality they received while
Craig, Mrs. Craig, Judd Green.
circuit court
try one of our acythes and Snath*.
Say, Mr. Man! You are wanted
Rev. James Moore. District Super- here.
They work very easy on grass, The
Tillamook City had » deserted ap
•ythes have a perfect temjier and at a special meeting to be conducted intendentof Salem District, will hold
the «nath* have a hang that will by the Loyal Men’s Class at the the fourth quarterly conference on pearance on tlie Fourth, (or tlie ex
please you. Hone them with one Church of Christ next Lxird’s day Saturday evening, July 9, and will cursion on the railroad to Garibaldi
The male quartet will preach the following morning at 11 and the Life Saving Station on the
of Our scythe stones and then you evening.
can quit chopping the grass off.— sing. Men only will sing in the o’clock in the Methodist church. A lieach nt traded a great crowd from
choir. The address for the evening full attendance is desired at each of this city.
The cars were literally
K ing A S mith C o .
will be, “A Man's Work In a these last official meeting« of the packed on the tirst two trips down
The members of the Commercial
Man's Way.’’ Come and bring a conference year.
The Methodist in the morning, carrying about a
Club, with their wive* and visitors
friend. Something doing, l^ulics Oregon Conference will convene thousand passengers.
It wan an
to the city, had a most pleasant time
invited.
this year, Sept. 21, “• Hillsboro. On ideal day, and moat everybody who
on Friday evening, when the orches
The steamer Golden Gate came on Sunday evening he will preach could left town to enjoy 11 pcrfcd
tra which came in from Portland
at Bay City, snd tlie next morning day on the beach. Never before in
for the doings at Bayocean furnish Wednaaday, her passenger* lieing :
at nine o'clock he will hold ttieqiiar- the history of Garibaldi tieach were
F
O.
Gon.
L.
Irish,
Gu*
f^on.
ed the muaic, and all thoee who
there aa many peraona there at one
terly conference at that place.
Stanley
Boquiat,
E.
W.
Walling
und
were in attendance had a most plea
time as were seen on Monday, and
wife,
Mra.
’
C.
D.
Crane
and
children.
A
a|>ecial
election
will
be
held
at
sant evening’* enjoyment.
W R Kinney and wife, Cha*. E. Bay City on Monday, to decide tlie the crowd would have been much
Are you going to use that same
Hein, Cha* Bennett, S. I- Barger, question whether that city shall tie larger had the excursion on the rail
hay carrier that gave you «0 much
Geo. Smith, 11 A. Tuft*. Wm. incorporated again. Beaidea voting road been decided u|x>n curlier and
trouble, or are you going to get a
Brennan, R T. Brennan, J. O. on the incorporation there are two the people in the country la-en ad
new one? We have the ones that
Everything went smoothly,
Rock«tom, F. E Olsen, J. J. Han< -
jn
Held for city officiala. vised
you do not have to talk to. They
with no mishaps, with tlie exception
saker R G. Stainer,
but in some instance anpirant*
are simple in construction and have
i Word was received that Mis* have been indorsed by both ticket*. of one person fulling off tlie train
few part*, doing away with the
into the water at Bay City while it
breakage that i« *0 common with i «-»«lian Young wa* married at Those who have been nominated was at a aland still. All returned
• ¡Brawley, Cal., on June 2ith. to are: For mayor, D. L. Van de W iele;
carrier«.—K ing a S mith C o .
well pleased with the excursion hik )
J Mr. Lewi* Bennett. Mia« Young I recorder, E. D. Curtin and F. E.
Mr »nd Mr. G HiggenlxMl.em |
7ina”«xA 7»rl.’
the lieuutilul day spend on the
______________ _________ _ » huv- j Bornemann;
treasuer,
John O.
received the »ad new* of the death .
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‘ ing graduated at the Tillamook Boxorth »nd I> W Rhode*, marshal, beach.
of their nephew, Ccwneliu* Blaser,
| High School in the cla*« of IWM.». 1 Jolin J. Dmgcor, alderman <*ix to
Colts for Bale.
who had many friend* ia Tillamook
■ She ws* very popular here and be elected), Alex. Finlayson J. T.
and who will lie sorry to hear ofpii*
For «ale. two colts, yearling and
ha* many friend* in Tillamook | Nevin«, W. H. Mixtn, Wm. 3. Curti*.
two year old. Sired by the Nelialem
death, passed sway st hi* home in
who wish her and her chooen Rolterl Watt,. Gust Nelson, Mile« hor«e (importeil Percheron.) I him«
Hillsboro, on Friday.
He leaves
bualwnd a life time of liappine*«. I Warren. W. C. Trombley,
F. S. ■re large mare*. Also one lull
j fsther end mother snd Iwn
blood Jersey bull calf, five month«
Opera House, two nights, Friday S»J»ofiel«L
sisters sod many relatives and
old, will t>e sold cheap. For partic
and Saturday, July 15-16. the funny
j friends to mourn their loss.
Tillamook City preaented a lively ulur* write or phone J. M. Harri
English comedy, “The Private I appearance last Saturday when
■on on the Miami.
The Republican County Central Secretary.’’ The demand ha* lieen
I automobile*. Itelonging io
the
Committee having failed to take ac •o great for Some play, that i* dif
Beat the World Afford*
! Portland Automobile Club, drove
tion ia regard to sending a delega ferent from the other« that the Dra
\ in «nd s large crowd of citizen« | “It give* me untMiiirided pleasure
to re< ornniend liiuklen’« Arnim
tion from Tillamook to the State Re matic Club ha* *elect««l one that
j were out to see them. The trip wa« Salve,” *ays I. W. Jenkin*, of
publican Assembly. Fred C..Baker, ie known *a the comedy that ha*
under the auspice* of the Potter Chattel Hill, N. C
1 am con
| the Republican State Committee
k«-|it the theater patron* laughing Reality Company, and their ob-. v I need It’* Ilia Irest salve the world
| man bss been authorised by that
in • »me quarter« of the globe every , jective point was Bayocean. The afford*. It cured a felon on my
committee to take action so that
thumb, and it never fails to heal
night for year*. Mark the dele, , party had a moat pleasant trip in. every sore, burn or wound to which
Tillamook County will be represent- Friday and Saturday, July IV IO
Iand
the
Tillamook
Commercial
it is applied.
25c. at Ch«». I
| ed at that great representative R< •
Seat* are now aeliiag at Lamar’*.
Club allowed it* hospitality by C lough’* drug *lo<*.
publican gathering
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