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Newspaper Page TextV MB1 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 11. 1902. The bid of H. G. Cox to paint Nestucca oo C H Hcgan................................. oo and Trask river bridges for the suiu of R P K il labre w. .......................... oo J2oo 00 was accepted and contract enter J B Dimick................................. The boar<l of Countv Commissioners R C Allen..................................... <X) ed into. _________ __ I met last week with County Judge W. W. R Allen........................................ oo Conder and Commissioners L. Parrish Peter Yank................................. Obituary Notice. oo and Geo. Body felt in attendance, w hen Work in Road District No. 5- The remains ot the late B. N. Daniel the following business was transacted: % 19 50 reach here Monday, and were brought N G Bcxjuist ........... John Hicky services of road sup 18 37 Fred Tomlinson over the Wilson river road. ervisor District No. 2............. D Tomlinson JT Beverly N. Daniel, son of B. R. and C. W. Talmage preparing deed 6 75 F E Norton............... I Bissell road.............................. 2 25 Sarah A. Daniel, was born in Randolph J P l.uchi...................... W. G. Kelso services road super 50 County, Mo., April 10, 1857, He died at Edwin Boqu’s»........... visor District No. 5................. Percy Wiley............... 14 25 Stillwater, Ok., ot Jieart failure, Aug. 31, | William Scott services read sup Geo Hi gg en bo t tarn. 3° 00 ervisor District No. 14........... 34 50 1902, and was, therefore, 45 years, 4 H E Gibson................ T. SV. Lyster services road sup 12 00 months and 15 days ot age at the time , John Perry.................. ervisor District No. 8............. A P Spaulding........... 9 75 of his death. The deceased emigrated to j M. H. Larsen boarding county It 25 The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County E Kelso .................. Tillamook county with his parents in , charges..................................... io 50 Lee Wilt........... ...... 1865, where he remained until he attain-1 L. Hiner blacksmithing............ H Gibson.................. 5 00 F. M. Shearer nails R.D. No.’s 16 50 ed his majority, at which time or a little 1 M F Leach ............... 2 and 3.................................... 16 5o later he engaged in business with J. D. M Toddhunter......... G. W. Wallace services road 16 50 Michael Toddhunter supervisor District No. II...... 6 75 Edwards at North Yamhill. He was W Jolly.................... J. A. Taft & Co. lumber........... ----- Berno................. 75 married to Katherine E. Maddox on W. T. West registering votes A Anderson............... 3 00 September 20, 1886, to them were born 4 70 June election 1902 ................ two daughters, Theo and Nona E. Dan Work in Road District No, 8. Geo. Biggsand John Perry dig 9 00 iel, who, together with his widow, sur ging grave of F. Keifer....... 5 00 Aithur Marolf........................... 29 90 Arthur Marolf........................... 50 vive him. Besides those nearer ones, he Tillamook Herald printing..... 28 87 Preston Marolf........................... Wm. J. Hines services road sup leaves in life a mother, Mrs. Sarah A. 00 22 Alvin Johnson ............................. ervisor District No. 7........... 49 50 Russ Johnson .......................... Paul Errickson services road 3» 25 Daniel, and brothers and sisters as fol 26 62 lows, Mrs. F. M.Lamb, of South Prairie ; supervisor District No. 6...... 50 00 Bell Johnson.............................. * Hull Johnson ........................... 24 37 Mrs. |. D. Wallace, of Tillamook ; A. C. P. F. Ducham services road 00 Harold Voells.................... 17 25 supervisor District No. 4...... 15 10 50 Daniel, of Nehalem ; Mrs. f. N. McCune, Z Wells ........................................ G. M Watkins services road 20 OG Melven Lamb............................. 25 50 of Ashland : and Mrs. Charles Ooley, of supervisor District No. 9...... Ray Morin................................... J. A. Taft & Co. lumber road 3 00 Portland. Mr. Daniel removed from 3 75 North Yamhill about four years ago to District No. 5..................... . '3 IS Lem Johnson............................. 46 11 25 D D West.............. .................. 50 Eastern Oregon. Later on to Chicago, McIntosh & McNair merch’disc Tillamook Headlight printing 33 00 13 25 J J Webber................................. Commencing its stated above, Saturday, September 13th, will inaugurate one of the greatest carnival of I Ernest Lamb............................... Tillamook Laundry Co. Laun 4 50 where, after a residence of some months, low prices ever witnessed in this section of the country from the opening of our store to the closing thereof. W- 1 87 removed to Stillwater, Ok.»where he was dry for county charges.......... 3 66 ■ Ed Morin.................................... are crowded with pleased customers, who are taking advantage of the wonderful low price we are offering, and 18 00 residing at the time of his decease. His R B Farley................................. A. A. Ford services as road such expressions ns these greet onr ear at every turn, how can the "FAMOUS” sell good so cheap, when each and 120 00 I T Barton ............................... master..................................... U 25 remains were embalmed and shipped to rverv store outside of the “FAMOUS” charge 25 and 40 per cent more for goods not half as wearable and up Kausper Schlappi................ . Pacific States Telephone and 7 50 to date. Dear public, the answer is sitnplv this, the "FAMOUS” buys their goods for 29 different atom his old home in Tillamook county for 26 Dan Bellinis ............................... Telegraph Co. telephone ser 25 throughout the country at one time, therefore bv buying in such large quantities they save a margin of about James Lomis.; ........................... enterment, accompanied by his bereaved vice........................................... 75 25 to 35 per cent, they also buy for spot cash which also gives them a discount trout 10 to 15 percent, thertfort 6 o family. Guy Vaughn............................... F L. Sappington salary as anv child can figure out why we are in a position to under sell any other denier in the city, we buy for cash, wt 12 00 Henry Zurfluh ...................... County surveyor..................... sell for cash, I make ntv profit, goods are turned over quickly .customers are pleased,and send other customer, to B. N. Daniel was familiarly known 6 00 Frank Fitzpatrick................ A. W. Severance envelopes...... be also pleased and so the endless chitin keep on. That’s the reason why we are continually crowded. among his many friends as “ Newt, ’ ’ , and 6 > 00 John Zurfluh...................... . F. D. Vincent assisting at teach 6 00 Fred Lowry ............................... ers examination.................... ' was an industrious, temperate, lionor- 250 PAIRS of all WOOL PANTS, worth from $2.00 to $3.50 for $1.50. Joe Delsman............................... G. B. Lamb traveling expenses 9 1 00 ' able citizen and business man. He leaves 342 MEN'S fine grade best in lace and congress SHOES, worth from $1.75 to $3.50 at $1.55. 2 ! 62 j B Delsman............................... July and August........... ......... , many friends who deplore his death. 94 BOYS and YOUTHS satin calf SHOES, worth from $1.55 to $2.25 at $1.20. Fred Johnson ......................... 3 i OO STATE VS. J. N. PESTERFIELD 73 BOYS all wool fine SUITS, worth at least from $2.50 to $4.25 for $2 10. 6 I 00 > The remains were buried at the Odd- joe Fitzpatrick ......................... G. B. Alley justice fees ........... 82 COATS and VEST of the finest makes and patterns, regular price. $9.50 to $11.25, ottr price $555 Henry Delsman ...................... 50 ’ fellows cemetery on Tuesday, the pall (). E. Quick constable’s fees.... 1 50 ’ bearers being a number of old friends in Extra bargains in all classes of ladies goods. All goods altered to fit free and your money back ifyott want it. John Purcell ............................... Dot Childers witness fee.......... 1 50 Frank Paul................................. The Prices that make us Famous. When you see it in our add it’sso. Martha Goodwin witness fee... 1 50 > Tillamook. The religious services being Ralph Moore ........................ L. P. Duran witness fee............ “FAMOUS” CLOTHING STORE, OPP. THE P.O. Z Wells...................................... 4 I 5o > held in the M. E. Church, conducted by 1 50 ’ Rev. G. Sykes, and attended by a large Ralph Moore............................. Mary I). Jackson return of fees 5 00 * number of sympathizing friends. IO 00 F L Buell io yards gravel... in circuit court........................ Work in Road District No. 11. Clara E Clifford return of fees IO 00 G W Bodyfelt............................. in circuit court........................ 2 00 Real Estate Transfers. H II. Alderman salary as sher 1 08 OW Bodyfelt............................. iff .............................................. 266 67 David I ml ah............................... 4 50 Furnished by the Tillamook Title J. S Stephens salary as assessor 133 34 Ira Spencer................................. I 08 Abstract Company. Homer Mason salary as clerk.... 266 67 L E Sanders................ ........... 75 E. W. Stanley salary as deputy 00 Edward L. Kinnarnati and wife to Wai- Jos Bixby.. ............................... sheriff....................................... 100 00 J W Myt’-s .................... 75 ter Kinnarnati, warranty deed to 2% Albert Mason salary as deputy Dell Spencer ........................... »7 acre in Nw ’4 of Sw ’4 of sec. 28, tp. clerk......................................... 00 Irey Spencer ............................. Henry Olds salary as road sup J Spencer.................................... 3 S, R. 9 W. $100. 75 ervisor District No. 7............. Han Sanders............................... 50 Jennie Perry and husband to Julius Sch G. B. Lamb salary as county 00 Chas Woole................................ meer, quit claim deed to lots 2 & 3, school superintendent............ Chas Sailing ......................... 25 Chas. A. Johnson salary as dep sec 34 and lot 7, sec. 35, tp. 3 N, R. 00 Dave Coulson............................. uty assessoi.............................. 00 Cony Dye................................... 9 W. $1. HAVE or HAND P W Todd, salary as county Frank Dye................................. 5° Tillamook Logging Co to Ora B. Wells, treasurer............. ...................... Lawrence Sanders...................... 50 warranty deed to W V2 Se 14 and Ella R Ilavs, assisting at teach- 00 John Sailing.......... .................... Ne H of Sw Vi, sec. 18, tp. 2 S, R. 9 examination............................ A A Inilah ............................... 00 B C Lamb, stationery and books W. $700. Frank Bevins ......... ................ SO P W Todd, postage and envel Tom Coulson ........................ . 75 U.S.A, to William G. Gosslin. Patent. opes........................................... Finish Rustic, Wainscoting, Mouldings and Ship Lap. W A S tiling............................. 75 S Va Nw ’j, sec. 2, tp. 3 N and Sw Homer Mason incedentals........ Noah Coulson............................. 5« Se X, sec. 26, and Nw J4» Ne ’4, Work in Road District No. 2. Chas Johnson............................. 00 Also all Sizes of ROUGH LUMBER. sec. 35, tp. 4 N, R. 10 W. Thwern Coulson .................... 25 W II Hoskins Ed Lyster................................... 50 U.S.A, to William G. Gosslin. Patent, W Knight... y i Dan Hickey Work in Road District No. lots 1, 2 and 4, sec. 1, and lot 1, Mio Beaman J R Lowrence............................. 23 25 sec. 2, tp. 2 N, R. 8 W, 162.02 acres. Work in Road District No. Grover Rhodes........................... 75 U.S.A, to The Astoria Company. Patent. George N. Hutchins, et al., warranty Jeff Fleck................................... 50 Frank Ekroth... E H Se deed to lots 1, 2 and 3. sec. 31, tp. 2 Fred Lewellen ...................... Dave Trowbridge 50 and N H Ed Worthington .................... N. R. 8 W and Se 34 Se 34, sec. 35, 25 W II Busby. WILL L Jensen ................................... W 75 I. Glasier..... tp. 2 S, R. 10 W and .otn 1, 8 and 9, A Anderson. ........... F M Shearer 5° Louis Olsen to Otto Johanson. Quit sec. 2, tp. 3 S. R. 10 W. $2000. E J Kellow ........................... 00 Work in Road District No. claim deed to tract of three acres in William Batierson to Matt Olson, war C CJensen ...................... 25 A Simons Ku bl er ns Adkinson ....... . lot 10, sec. 26, tp. 1 S, R. 10 W. $1. ranty deed to lot 2, block 8, Tohl's 75 M B Petteys. ... (> Kvllow.... 00 John D. Wilson to Alexander Imlah, sr., OREGON I,I\ ER REGULATOR hits the point. For a sick headache, the«* addition to Nehalem City. $60. Henrv Lederer.. M C Kellow 00 warranty deed to S Vz2. Sw and U.S. to Julius Schmeer, patent. Loti, 4nat is caused from a deranged stomach, dizziness, nervousness, dyspepsia, coot B Briar............. A A Im'ah ............... 37 potion or any ailment of the stomach, liver or bowles, there is no medicine#* P F Ducham..... Ne *4 Sw sec. 34 and Se ’4 Se *4, H P Olles ................................... 00 sec. 34. lots 1, 2. 3 and 4, sec. 35 will relieve von so quickly and permanently as OREGON LIVER REGlW* E Ghinger......... Joseph Sherwood .................... sec. 33, tp. 4 S, R. 9 W. $500. Regular size, 25c. and 1. 37 and lot 4, sec. 27, tp. 3 N, R. 9 W. J T Nevens...... Geo Kellow ................... . . 25 Charles F. Miller and wife to Delos A. U.S. to John D. Wilson, patent, S 34, Sw D. J. Fry, Salem, Oregon. Star, Idaho. Work ill Road District No. S B Hill ................................... 00 Blodgett, et al., warranty deed to . Dear Sir,—Enclosed find 25c. for a package of Oregon 34 and Ne 34, Sw 34. sec. 34 and Se 34 Chas Ray .................... 00 Charles Lee..... Lner Regulator. \\ e used the medicine when we lived in Salemand E ’a Se *4 and Se Vi Ne Vi, sec. 23, W B Booth................................. Se 34. sec. 33, tp. 4 S, R. 9 W. Elmer Hall..... S» found it superior to anything weever tried for headache and bilious- Roy Hanseu... ........................ 00 tp. 2 N, R. 7 W. $750. William High Julius Schmeer to The Astoria Co., war ness- Yours truly, R ev . A nson C oi . Ed Worthington...................... 00 Lucy E. Rowell and husband to Leonard Bat O’Hara... ranty deed to lot 1, sec. 34, lots 1, SCALP BOA NTV. Work in Road District No. 6. H. Jones, warranty deed to Sw Vi of 2, 3 and 4, sec. 35; also lot 7, sec. W I) Il lings worth...................... 2 oo Arthur Hunt.......... Ne Vi W Vi Se Vi and Se Vi Sw *4, sec. Ed Blum..................................... 2 oo 35 and lots 2 and 3, sec. 34, tp. 3 N, Meaning Best, Quick Cure. A new remedy for all aches and pains. Itisti*’*’ Frederick Johnson. j W Wilson................................. 2 oo 11, tp. 5 S. R. 10 W. $409. R. 9 W. $1000. celebrated Pain Killer—guaranteed or money back. Try il for an ache or pawfl F Lowery............, John Stephens............................ IO oo Marion A. Cady and wife to Isaac R. Horace W. Lasselle and wife to John ternal or internal. Regular size, 50c. Nick Melchior... Chas Himes. .......................... IO (X) Bays, warranty deed to EViNeU, George Williams B enjamin W heeler , residence Highland Addition. Salem,Or., II A Miles........... ....................... Conklin, deed ol correction conveying 2 (»O F Fitzpatrick..... sec. 24, tp. 3 3, R. 9 VV and \V a sufterer from rheumatism, says : “Fry’s Lightning Healer is the P Norburg................................... 4 oo 7 and 7-10 acres in the J. S. Tripp Ed Fitzpatrick... best and the only medicine that ever gave me relief. I believe it will Win Ba vs.................................... b oo Nw J4 and Sc U Nw ’$, sec. 19, tp. D L.C. $1. Erick Gladii...... do all that is claimed for it.’’ Above medicines for sale by 3 S, R. 8 W.; also small tract in sec. Michael Stenstrom and wife to L. N. Joseph Michaud. Andrew Anderson and Wm Tin- 24, tp. 3 S, R 9 W. $700. Joseph Michaud. nerstet for building trestle Barnes, special warranty deed to Paul Ericson.... across slough near Maxwells* Lucy Arnold, by sheriff, to Mrs. Anna lots 1 and 2, block 11, Stillwell's 2nd Joseph Sanders place ......................................... '95 oo Christenson, tax deed to lot 5, part nddition to Lincoln, now Tillamook Joseph Sanders G W Bodyfelt mileage and sal of lot 12 and two small tracts, all in Gust Wick land City. |200. ary as county commissioner 59 oo sec. 6, tp. 5 S. R. 10 W. $10.20. Gu»t Wick land L Parrish salary and mileage as Godfred Marolf to W. C. Wolfe, war Nels Hanson county commissioner............. 39 oo Mrs. A. M. McBratine to W. S. Cone, ranty deed to lots 3 and 4. block 10 Nels Hanso i.. . W W Conder salary as County quit claim deed to lots 1, 2. 3 and 4, PROPRIETOR OF G Roquist....... of the A. A. Miller addition to citv of jHflgf........................................ too oo Bar View addition to Bav City. $1. G Boquist....... MII Ripley salary as road sup Tillamook. $100. olin Erickson ervisor District No. 3............ 32 oo D. W. Rhodes and wife to Scott Bozorth, ! Edith M. Alderman and hutbnnd to W. John Melchior William Glick for right of way warranty deed to Vi interest in W S. Cone, warranty deed to E 34 lot 1 Charlev Fleck for G P Bissell road .............. 73 75 block 4. J C. Bewley's addition to fractional block 3, Cone & Co’s, ad I DEALER IN Frank Sanders H Waymire for right of way Bay City. $20. dition to Bay City. $1. Jacob Jordy.. for G P Bissell road............... 43 75 Charlrv^bnmlquist Roman Catholic Archbishop of the Mary I. Elliott and husband to W. S. B Hill salary as road super Cone, warranty deed to lot 2, block John Torall ......... visor District No. 13............. .. Diocese of Oregon to C. Delsman. 7 5" 4. J. C. Bewley's addition to Bav Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel. Tillamook] F D Vincent W G Boquist gravel................... 6 55 warranty deed to tract in Sw '4 City. $50. (Hr Gulatrom ... Nw 14. sec. 5, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W. $215. Scott Boeorth and wife to Mary E. In the matter of the application of Louis Nrbon .... Jacob F. Kuni for the location of a road Tillumojk Lodge I.O.O.F. to Katherine W B Aiderman ... Rhodes, warranty deed to >, interest of public easement the court ordered the M M Totiillniiiter. in E 1 of fractional block 3. Cone & Heitkemper. deed to N lot 14, matter continued. M T Toddhunter . Co's, nddition to Bay Citv. $1. block 2, cemetery. The official bond of A. M. Hare as as OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN Wotk in Road District No Henry Tohl to Matt Olson, warranty sessor was approved, in the sum of $5,080 William I.. Brooks to Winton Timber deed to lot 13. block 8, Tohl's addi G Ha urn k rat with Maurice F. Leach, Amos Vaughn, Co., warranty deed to E 's, Nw '4. tion to Nehalem City. $30. W Hanenkrat Alex McNair, F. R. Beals and I). E. k has Hitnus . .................... 11 see. 32 and E ' j, Sw '4, sec. 32, tp. 'J Henrv Tohl to Matt Olson, warranty Goodspeed as bondsmen. E<l Bush .............. ...................... I deed to lot 1. block 8, Tohl's add!, N, R. 8 W. $1000. Ri signation of W. H. Derby as road I lack Rupp .................. 30 tion to Nehalem City. $50. supervisor of R. D. No. 2 was accepted S. II. Kennedy to J. G. Kennedy, war. E Higginbottam .................... 9 There were also filed five mortgages to and John Hickey was appointed to fill ranty deed to 1 acre in secs. 28 and M Alplanalp .................... 24 the vacancy. secure in the aggregate $1950 ; also Ed Hanenkrat 29, T. & D. not given. $25. I .............. LS satisfactions of three mortgages In the matt r of Ottis Johnson’s claim 1 R Mtxwe .................. 27 securing in the aggregate $3858. for timber amounting to $82.50 it was U.S. to Charles F. Miller, receipt, $300 Win Tinnvrstvt. .. .................... 28 ordered continued. tor E Se *4 and Se X, Ne '4. sec. Work in Roa« I District No. 14. I'he court continued the claim of Jacob 23, tp. 2 N. R. 7 W. Catarrh Cannot be Cured SB Hunter Blum tor R D. No. 10; also that of P. G. .................... 21 AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H. KRUGER” AND U.S. to Mnry R. Miller, receipt. $400 for with LOCAL APPLICATIONS a. th.v cannot C F .Murphy Smith for R. D. No. 2. .................... reach the neat of the diaeaae. Catarrh blood f’or San Francisco and Los Angeles. W Ik Ne '4 and B V, Nw '4, sec. 34, or ronatitutional diaraae. aud in order to a cure W M Glick In the matter of the official undertak- ........... 16 it , , Rol»ert Wavmire ............. you must take internal rem,die- llall’, Hobsonville, Or. •lig of Albert Zimmerman as constable 20 tp. 2 N, R. 7 W. J. E, C H Wrvtnirv the court ordered the bond !>e continued. Mary R. Miller and husband to Delos wetly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall .................... 12 A A Wevitiiie The court rejected the application of Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine It 53 A. Blodgett, warranty deed to same prewr,>n>,f by oneof the beat phvslcians in th'i. N I. 1‘letcher IL \\ Cottle and Addie Cottle for rebate .................... 20 country Gr year, aui tea regular prescript, land as above. $1000. G Wolf....... of loot taxes. . . 16 It tacomtmaed of the best tonic known «on 11 Luinin. In the matter of the petition of G. P. Valentine Sears to Clara Jane Petterson, btued with the beat blood ruritiera. aettnert .................... 16 1 T Dickens rectly on the mucona surfaces Tile lerfrr Bissell and others for the establishment 3 warranty deed to E H Ne '« Nw *4 combination of the two ingredlenta ia whit uro- R H McArthur ot a county road was ordered opened and .................... s Ne '4 and Ne *4 Nw ‘ 4, sec. 30. tp. 3 i* c 7. ” M iJT on r ” >>'• curing Catarrh H Clark. established .................... 1 Betid for testimonials free J. P. ALLEN, II A Mtles S. R. 8 W, except 4 acres. $300. ■*J’“««'• * Prop.. Toied The bid of Matthews for painting Proprietor. Sold by drnegiat.. price 75c. \1 illtsm Hsvs liridges was rejected« John G. and Jessie W. Rielettberg to Haifa Family Pilla are tile best Commissioners’ Court STEEL STOVES & RANCES, Why pay Peddlers $75 for Steel Ranges when you can get a better range for 845 to 850, manufactured by the Celebrated Charter Oak Company, from McINTOSH & McNAIR ? The Carnival of Tillanjool^ Will Open Saturday, September113,1902. k The “FAMOUS” CLOTHING STORE, Opposite the Post Office. Prices During this Sale Only: % L. ROBINSON & CO,, Proprietors, Tillamook. Ore. S->^32r::-S3-:^S. LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK. J I I A TAFT CO DRY FLOORING, CEILING, Twin Family Medicines Save a Doctor Bill and may be Your Lift HOW IS YOUR LIVER? A FEW WORDS MORE. fk ' s „S h ROBERT STURGEON, Tillamook, Or# F. LEACH, Tillamook Meat Mark Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, & Truckee Lumber Co.’ FIR & SPRUCE Lun# BOX SHOOKS general merchandise And LOGGERS’ SUPP SÍBLEY, Allen House, I Class accommodation at Second Class Rate.