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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 22
The LOCAL SCANDAL MONGER.
R JOINT REPRESENATIVE
Iii pursurauce of the Piiinarv
Law, I take this opportunity to
announce myself as a candidate
for nomination at the Republican
Primaries forthe office of County
Judge.
If nominated and elected I
shall give the County an econ­
omical administration and do all
that is possible to relieve our
bottled up condition. I favor
the continued improvement of
our Public highways and river
crossings and will loose no op­
portunity to advertise the county
where it will prove of advantage.
I respectfully solicit the sup­
port of every voter interested in
the welfare of the Countv.
J. S. STEPHENS.
Candidate for Commissioner.
S ir .—i;;h<reb>- announce myself as a
.candidate for countyjcommissioner on
the republican ticket, and.if elected I
D ear S ir ,—Will you allow me tomake promi-e to do the best for the people
a statement in regard to the editorial in that I know how. I am in favor ot la w
the Herald und to »tate the tacts in the mill order, lam iu favor ot the improve
case, as Kolbe
Watson has terribly ments of lhe.puhlic highw«> s. I am op-
l,ed in his effort to
besmirch my ' posed lo toll roadsZand always have
wile and that ol others in a little annoy- Iw-en. 1 do not wmit^auvone to vote tor
mice
that
she
was
put
to.
and
which
has i —
me siinplv because
I mn a candidate on
III 111ML OH*- ••
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caused
ac-ount, . the republican ticket if that is my only
used a scundal
scandal in the city on account
ot so distorted and lying account. In the ' qualification, for in that event, for
tor my
first place, Kolbe or his scandal monger sake mid your welfare do not vote for
informant lied, as Bro. Klioades was not j me,
Yours truly,
A.
. F letcher .
in the church on the night its. which the |
Oretown,
Ore.,
Feb. 12. 1906.
unpleasantness occurred, therefore the
attempt to mix that gentleman’s name
with it was uncalled tor, cowardly and
To Correspondents.
shows plainly enough that it was Koilie's
Some correspondence was held over
contempt lor church people which inspir.
ed him to create so much scandal over a this week for want of space. To appear
trivial affair, anil he has used this dirty
next week.
method to gel back at |ieople who thou­
ght he was not a fit and proper person
SPRUCE.
to lie mayor of Tillamook City, and that
editorial proves it without a doubt.
All of the Spruceitcs seem to enjoy the
Mow as to the cause : Mrs. Osborn,
whose husband had deserted her, and rain.
John
Creecy and Pearl Coulson, of
who had twin babies,desired togive them
to someone who would adopt them, so Blaine, passed through our neighbor­
my wile agree to take one and Miss hood on their way to and from Tilla­
Cosy Clark agreed to tase theother baby mook.
Rev. Rhoades, the
presiding elder,
that the children could be well taken
care ot anil would find good homes. My preached at Beaver Sunday night.
The
Spruce
school
had
a week’s vaca
wile obtained possession of one of the
babies and we had seen two attorneys, tion during the teacher’s examination.
H. A. Kinnaman and family went to
so that proper papers were being made
out so that we could legally adopt the the city of Tillamook Wednesday.
Mr. Avers and Ralph Welch, of Blaine,
baby. Il was purely out of charity and
sympathy for the poor woman whose are working at the Beaver Creek saw­
husband had cruelly deserted her that I mill.
B. Wallace went to town Thursday.
my wile agreed to take one of the babies
L. Saunders and family,
and iu which Bro. Khoailes had taken an
, . . of Tillamook,
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active part in seeing that the babies were ' are visiting relatives in our neighbor,
well cared lor. Then Mrs. Allison and j hood this week,
others interfered and made tilings very j
Clyde Kinnaman
visited homefolks
unpleasant, so much so that Mrs. Osborn Sunday,
could stand the pressure no longer mill
The Misses Rena Moon I and Lotta
Mrs. Allison came to our home and de-! Boche, of Blaine, stopped at I the Beaver
mauded the baby, whereupon mv wile Creek sawmill Sunday, on their wav
refused to give it up unless Mrs. Osburn from Tillamook where the latter had
came alter it.
T hen Mrs. Allison com- been taking the examination.
■neiiced saying unpleasant things to my |
Mr. Brown, of Beaver, went to town
wife, who told her to go away. Mrs. Thursday.
Adison then wanted to shake hands,
Sydney Moon, of Blaine, went to town
but my wile again told her to go away ■ Sunday.
[
The
Misses Lucns, of Boulder Creek,
and that she would not shake hands
I passed through our vicinity Tuesday
with her.
Slap
_ . at the Woman Stepper that
is a Boomerang.
OUNCEMENT AND PLATFORM OF
MR. JOHN J. HOWSER, OF BLAINE, OREGON
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T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice eor
P ublication .
United States Land Office
Portland, Oregon,
December 16th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ot the act of Congress of
June 3rd, i8;8. entitled ’An act for the sale
of timber lands in the States of (.’alifo*ma.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territo­
ry.” as extended lo all Public Land States by
act of August 4. 18 q 2.
JAMES C. COX.
Of Republic, coun y of Ferry, State of Wash
ington, has this day tiled in this office his
sworn statement No. 6675, b»r the purchase
of the Ne >4 of Section No. 11, in Township
No. 6, Range No. 10 W, and will offer proof to
show that trie land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish his claim to «aid land
before the County C.erk ot Tillamook County,
at Tillamook City, Oregon, on Thursday, the
Sth day of March, 1906. He names as wit-
nuss< s :
Wa ter C. Bailey, John H. Oliver, Mauri
Oliver, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Kate Cox, o.‘
Republic, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrined lands are requested to tile their
claims it: this office on or before said Sth day of
March. I906.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. i878._N oth k for
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Portland, Oregon,
January 8th, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tlie proviaions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 18;8, entitled “An net for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore-
gon, Nevada and Washington Teiritory,” as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of Avgust 4. 1892,
ELIZABETH F. MARCUS,
t)f Salem, county of Mario . State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office her sworn
statement No. 6747, for the purchase of the
bw
of Ne
Se
He M of Sw W
of section No. 8, in township No. 1 north,
range No lo W, and will offer proof to show
I that the land sought is mure valuable tor
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish her claim to said land
before tlie Register and Receiver of this office
at Portland, Oiegon, on »Saturday, the 24th day
of March, 1906. Site names as witnesses:
GeorgeShand, of Salem, Oregon ; Win. Ross,
Portland, Oregon ; George Watt, of Hay City,
Oregon ; Robert Watt, of Bay (My, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described «and» are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 24th day
of March, UJ06.
A lgernon S. H rkssek , Registei.
Mr. John J. Howaer, of Blaine, ' that Candidate
States
announces himself as a candidate for senator in Congress who has received
T imber L and A ct , J une 3. 1878.—N otice for T imber L and , act J une 3, I878.—N otick fol
P ublic a tion .
P ublication .
■Joint Representative of Tillamook and the largest Dumber of the people’s
United States Land Offi?e,
United States Land Office,
votos, providing he is a republican,
Portland, Oregon, January 29th, tq F6.
Yamhill couDtles In the following very for that position at the general elec­
Portland, Oiegon.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
.December 15th. 1^05.
able platform :
tion next pioceding the ejection of
with the provisions of tne act of Congress of
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
June 3. 1X7'4, entitled “An act for the sale of with the provisions of tlie act of Congress of
To F. 1. Dunbar, Secitary of Shite senator in Congress, without regard to
In the evening iu theU.B church, and enroute for Tillamook
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
ot the State of Oregon, and to the my individual preference.
Ike Hiner and family have moved to Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex timber lands in tlie States of California, Ore­
after the service wasdismissed, and when
members of the Republican Party and (To be printed on nominating ballot.) only a lew persons remained, Mrs. Alli­ South Prairie where Mr. Hiner will make ten<led to all the Public Land States by act of gon, Nevada and Wa hington, Territory,” as
August 4th, I8J2,
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
the electors ot the 14tli Legislative
HAN 4 LARSEN,
Advocate economy, promise to vote son came from near the door and said to cheese.
August 4, 1892,
District, oomprising the Counties of for republican’s choice for United my wife you much shake hands, and at
Of Ncha ent. county of Tillamook, Sta e of
william E. CATTKRLIN,
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
his
Yamhill and Tillamook, in the State <*f States senator.
Of
Netaits. county of Tillamook, State of
the same time shoved her hand to my
NEHALEM.
sworn statement No. 676V, for the purchase of the Oregon, lias tills day tiled in this office his
Oregon:
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wile’s nose. This fresh annoyance was
W % He % and E J4 Sw % of sec. No. 3, in sworn statement. No. 6783. for the purchase
S. B. Holt closed a ten months’ term Tow iship No 1 North, range No. io west, and oi tlie Sw '4 of Ne ‘4. Nw *4 °C se
In local matters 1 am opposed to too much for her, when they exchanged
I, John J. Bowser, reside at Blaine,
Se
of
of school in the Onion Peak district I I will offer proof to show that the land sought is Nw % and Ne Ji of Sw ^4, of Section No.
T llliiiiiiiiik County, Oregon, and my toll roads and believe that they are a slaps.
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more valuable for its timber or stone than for 33, in Township No. 2 south, Range 10 W,
1 regret the incident and that it occur Friday.
postoffice addiess is Blaine, Oregon. detriment lo oui country, aud also
agricultural purposes, and to establish his and will offer proof to show that the land
1 am a duly registered member of the that I bay prevent emigration and that redin the church, but it grew out ot the
Bav Citv and Geribdldi Aere repre- claim to said laud before the County Clerk of sought is more valuable for its timber or
unpleasantness after mv wile had taken i seated at the masquerade dance at the I Tillamook County, at Tillamook Oregon, on stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
Republican paity. If I am nominat­ they should be abolished at once.
Friday, tlie 6th day of April, 19U6. He names establish his claim to said land before the
ed for the office of Joint Repiesentn
1 believe that the building of one of the babies, and instead ot Rollie ! Woodman Hall, the 14th,
as witnesses :
County C erk, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on
live of the said 14tb Legislative Dis electric lines from Salem orPoitland making things worse and publishing a
James Thompson, William Norris, of Ne­ Friday, the 6th day of April, I906. Ife names as
The question, “Resolved, that Chinese halem, Oregon; Ctiarley
< lark, of Seaside, witnesses :
trict in the State of Oregon, at the to Tillamook county should be encour­ lot ot scandal and falsehoods, instead of emigrants should be excluded from the
Sophus.Larsen, of Nehalem, Oregon.
J ohn A. Brant, Albert Mason, of Tillamook,
primary nominating election to be aged, as the construction of such lines holding up to public ridicule two women United States,” will be debated at the Oregon;
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the
A. M Austin, of Netarts, Ore. ; lilmer I).
held on the 20th day of April, 1906, 1 are much cheaper than n stmidaid who hud in i he heat of the moment meeting of local Nehalem. Friday even­ abopc-described lands are requested to file their Or.;
Hoag, of Tillamook, Ore.
c
aims
in
this
office
on
or
befoie
said
6th
daj
will accept the nomination and will not railroad, and their traveling and ship­ acted unladylike, it would have been far
Any
and ail persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
withdraw and if .1 am elected 1 will ping facilities are satisfactory and better had lie turned his attention to the I ing, Miss Robinson and Miss Nordhousen of April, 19o6.
A lgernon S. I)iti > wek . Register.
claims in this office on or before said 6th day
qualify uh such officer. If 1 am nom the grade over the Coast Range could brute ota man who had deserted his wife are the chief disputants.
F. R. Steinhaner is prospecting for T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice eor I of April, I906.
inated and elected 1 will, during my be more easily constructed, mid the with twin babies without food or sup­
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
P ublication .
term of office, advocate and support: riveis with their unlimited water port, and not pitch on to two women in gold near Necarnev mountain. He must
United States Land office,
T imber L and A ct , J une 3 1878.—N otice for
be in harmony with the age.
Portland, Oiegon Jan. 23rd, 1906.
An niiieuilmerit to our constitution power that are in Tillamook county, the cowardiv manner he did.
P ublication
Notice is hereby given that in ompliance i
providing tor the election of the could be harnessed and brought into
Thanking you tor making this explan
The Crane Brothers have taken the with
United States Land Office,
the provisions of tlm act of t ’ongre-s of |
Portland, Ore.
United States Senator by dliect vote service, whereas as it is now, the ation.
1 remain, vours truly,
contract to gel out the poles for the June 3, 1878 entitled ” An act for the sale of
Janiiaiy loih, I906.
of the people.
wators flow down their great cataracts
telephone line through Foley, and we tnn er lands in the States of < aJifornia, Oregon, j Notice is hereby given that in compliance
G S R ichardson .
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex- 1 with the provisions of tlie act of Congress of
National ownership of the Oregon and on to the ocean, untouched and
will soon talk to Tillamook.
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
States
by
act
of
I
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale
City Locks.
unmolested.
Seigfred Christensen has a contract to August 4th, 1892.
EKED W. MULKEY
of timber lands in the States of California,
Improvements of the Ynnihlll rivet,
1 am iu tnvr.r of our county build­
ZELL A HARR HON,
clear up Rob Crawford's place
Robert
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
Of
Tillamook,
county
of
Tillamook,
State
of
Nehalem, Tillamook mid Nestucoa ing good roudH mid bridges and going
will have a good little farm when Oregon, has this nay filed in this office her, extended to all the P.iblic Land Slates by act of
buys.
ahead with public impioveinents us j
finished. School marines.take notice.
sworn statement No. 0765, forthe purcha-e of August 4. 1892.
WAYNE W. WII.KY,
Protection of the State in its owner­ fast as possible, lint pay as we go.
the Ne
<‘f Se Vi. Section 5 and N », o
%
Mrs, Hoskins and Miss Holt were and be
of Nw •. ot Sec. No. 4, in Tp. No. I Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of
ship of tlie public lands, and the ottley
Being ati active mid consistent ;
Oreuon,
has
this day filed in this office ibis
1
North,
Range
No.
lo
West,
and
will
offer
down from Foley Friday to the closing
of bind agent must bo above suspicion» Repuliliunn, I reaffirm my nlligmice
proof to show that the land sought is more1 sworn statement No. 674-I, for the purchase
exercises of Prof. Holt's school.
of Section i*2, in tp. 2 north, range
To lopeiil the timber and stone not to tho principals and policies ot the I
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri- 1 of theSw
H. Crenshaw J, S. Stephens and H. cultural purposes, and to establish her claim 7 west, and will offer pioof to show that the
would retard development mid omigra» party, and will use my best efforts
land sought is more valuable for its timber
Leach visited Nehalem last week with to said land before the County leik, at Tilla­ or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
tion to our state.
Theiefoie, 1 ma in the support ot Its piiucipnls mid
mook City, Oregon, on Monday, the 7th day of
cigars and the glad hand for the dear, May. 1906. She names as wit nesses ;
establish his claim to said land before the
opposed to it unless some provision to seciue the election of its nominees.
d*mr, people.
What’s the mattei with
shall be substituted whereby timber And having faith in the intelligence
Erwin Harrison. M W
arrison, Joel H. < ounty Clerk of lillamook County, at Tilla
mook City, Oregon, on Fiiday, the Mh day of
Nehalem it doesn’t trot out a candidate Mapes, Wa ter C. Bailey, of Tillamook, Ore.
land may become private property.
I mid judgment of my fellow-repnbli-
He names at- witnesses :
Any
and
ail
persons
claiming
adversely the April, I906.
or two ?
I inn in favor ot a constitutional 'cana. and tnll confidence in their
b. L. Sappington, ( ail Habcrlach, L. B.
above-desc ibed lands are requested to file their
ammidniont permitting the Governor, utility to select wisely and well under
School started up in the South Fork claims in this office on or before said 7th day Ziemer, 1 . W. 'lodd, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
of May, I906.
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or the people, to veto Individual itein.a I the primary nominating laws, their
district Monday for a short term. S B.
above-described lands are requested to tile then
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of appropriations.
candidate fin the various offices, 1
claims in th is office on or before said 6th day of
Holt is the teacher.
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1 iMBKK L and , A ct J unk 3, 18,8.—N otice i - ok April, 1906.
1 mn ill favor of a law creating s shall cheeifully accept their decision.
PUBLICATION.
Ai <■ i it non S. D resser , Register.
board, consisting of the Governos, And it some other than 1 lie nominat­
United
states
Land
Office,
England's
big
new
battle
ship
cost
T imber L and A ct , J i - nb 3 I87S —N ctick for
Setiremy of State and State Treasurer. ed for Joint Representative for Legis­
rorthmd, Oregon, January 26.h, 1906.
PUHI.(CATION.
»7.990.000, or about the satue sum
Notice is hereby Riven that in compliance
Said board to name and select Deposit­ lative District No. 14, so be it. 1
United stHtes Und Office,
with
the
provision,
ol
tile
act
of
(
oncress
of
ories for Slate funds, interest on suiil pledge him my vote mid hearty sup
tile United States paid for Alaska. June 3rd. 1878, entitled, -An act for the sale
i. *'or,,and. Oreion, J hk . 9. 19o6.
funds to beoomo the property ot the port until the polls clo-e on ('lection
Noheeis hereby given that iu compliance
Uncle Sato wouldn't trade with a dozen of I-..her lands in the Slaton of i nlifornni Vllh
tlie provisions of tbe act of Coi-gresa ot
•State, mid lie accounted for by the day, June 4th, 1906. And if it is the
'■"«III, Nevada and Washington Territurv’’
Dreadnoughts thrown in as l>oot.
ex,ended to all the Public Land Slates by act Jiu>e3, ,87s. entiled “ An act lor the sale of tim-
State Tiensurei.
will ot tlie voteis of my party that 1
btr lands in tlie States of California. Oregon,
of Auguit., 189a,
J
I am in favor of a Inw regulating I e nominated, and said nomination
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex-
WILLIAM L. PROVOOST,
Notice.
state and plicate banks, and the cre­ bo indorsed by the people on June
*',,bhC I’a,ld S‘«'«
Of Bay City, county ol Tillamook. State of
School
District
No.
9.
of
Tillamook
Oregon, has tins day filed m Ulis office Ins i nr » 1
ating of a state limik examiner.
4th, 1906, 1 promise to honestly and
OEORG M. KNIGHT.
(
’
it.v,
Oregon.
wishes
to
dispose
of
the
No.
67«.
for
the
purclmseor
I am in favor of giving the Direct faitblullv, using my best judgment
L* u'i"’ c,?ulltI
T.’lla|n"Ok, State of Oregon.
old school building.
Any one wishing the s ,4 ol Nw 14. \e 1, (,f sw Ji and Nw Lof
Primary law a fair tiial
‘
®,c‘’ 1,1 th'» office his sworn
without fear oi tavor, repiesent the
he
ot section No. 32. in Township No. 2
to make offer tor same is requested to N, Kan e No » W. and will offer pioof to sta eiiu-nt No. 6756, for tire purchase of tlie
All public officials should be prohib­ people, and perfotm tho duties apper­
I*" r'4’-
1,4 "f Nc X. Nw '« ot SB 1»
show that the land sought is more valuable
ited by law from receiving oi using taining to said office, economically Candidate For Republican Nomi­ leave bid with the District Clerk
tor its limber or «tone than for agriculture I N
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Action No. 17 in tp
A lva F inley ,
passes ot tree transportation on all and in such niantiei that will meet
purposes and to establish his claim to a.id land «root . t, Ksnge 9 West, and will offer
District Clerk.
,orJ .*?■ ". 'iOWr ‘i?“1 the ln,,rt "ought is
before the County clerk, at Tillamook Oie
nation for
’allroads mid atemn boat lines iu the with the approval ot my constituants
on Monday, the 7II1 day ot May. 1906
He •rericin." “! ’ * for !tstim,>er or stone than for
Suite of Oiegon.
mid reflect credit upon the paity that UNITED STATES SENATOR
nf.i™ V
ijyrp?“’’' aiK1 '• ••»tabliah his
names as wiln-Met'
Railroads, express aud similar com honored mo with its endorsements.
•r Tdll?,, ’a ‘ 4""d. be,<>re the Comity clerk,
Geo. H. William., of Bay City. tire. ; Geo. W
A Favorite Remedy for Babies
Eor
lite
Short
Term.
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Kigei
of
llllamook,
lire.;
Roiri.il
Watt,
of
Bay
panics should pay tux on gross earn­
Cit»- oX'An Cou,lty . <>r«toD, at Tiflanuskk
Very respectfully submitted,
Its pleasant, taste and prompt cures City, Ore Gust Nelson, of Bay City Ore.
5 Aoii'l !.£* u °" *’rida>’- ‘he kill day ot
ings III State.
John J. Dowser.
Fred \V. Mulkey was hornin Portland, have madeChamlierlain's Cough Remedy „.A',y a"'1 *1 l;e,'|,°"* Claiming adversely the
W IliL™ T- ve ,"aun"-», "• witnesses .
1 fin ther state to tho people of
above
described
land,
are
requested
to
filJtheir
Blaine, Tillamook County,
...
,.lll‘am
of Balin. Oregon; Harry
Oregon, nnd is a resident of his native a; favorite with the mother« of »mall
Oiegon, as well as to the people ot my
Oi21nb o?\'",*’’ Or
Hartxel.
Oregon. city Heisa young man with every ac­ children. It quickly cures their coughs of M“y‘,1^6’Ofl'Ce"“ °r befor'’ Mld7lh day Evere"it'k
nx
erett
K
Bales,
of
Foley,
Oregon.
legislative district, that during my
Dated this 19th day of February. complishment which should qualify him and colds ami prevent, any danger of
A,,ytnd all persons claiming adversely the
A
ukrxon S. D hesser , Register
term ot office 1 will always vote for 1906.
for this high office. He is n graduate of I neurnonia or other serious consequences.
dba°ims',i<’i?Cthi«d< ffi"'’ "te re3“e"l<’d ‘o file their
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Notice to Voters.
I hereby Announce nivself ns a candi
date (or nomination at the primary elec
(ion to be held on the 20th d iy of April,
1906, for the offi *e of countv jin Ige on
the republican ticket
If nominated and elected I sh ill during
mv term of office observe good faith and
¡uilice towards nil sections of the coun­
tv, give equal distribution of the road
funds and to the liestof mv ability guard
against waste of the public funds.
I favor the construction of roads on
MNidern plans from the best material
mid fa vor opening toll roads to the free
use <»l the public whenever it can be done
without burdening the taxpayers or to
the neglect ot other countv roads.
Rcsp»‘ctfullv,
II. F. (toonsrKKn.
Notice to Vo era.
of Hebo, announce
ite for count v com
Republic»« h ticket,
nominating
elec
limited and elected
n ot ofììre fa vor the
he road lundj thro
the continuation of
Idii'g ; making the
•e in soon as prat ti-
lie count v an econo-
Call for Ruud Warrants.
the State University of Oregon, the New-
York I.nw school (if New York Citv.
and is a Inwier ot high standing, n man
who Ims traveled extensively in our
Notice to Voters.
country as well nsahrond. He has stud,
To the Republican Voters of Tills
ied our institutions and compared them
tnook County :
with foreign countries. He is n logical
1 livrely announce
thinker, a forceful speaker nnd an adept
da’e lor the noininati
p.-irlmmentarmn. He has many friends
the Rupuftlicaii ticket.
i’olli rich and poor, tor lie is a courteous
If elected 1 promise tn enfoiee the
gentleman at all times.
laws, which may brcotiu* the duty of
He is n republics!! nlwnvs. He has
the SherjtT. without tear or favor.
supported all the nominees of ilie repub.
,
<*. S A tkinson .
lican ticket nt all times. He is as local
lo his part v as to his friends. He has
confidence in the jieople and is w illing to
Candidate for Commissioner.
abide by their decision at the primary
To the repuhliciin votejj <>< Tillnmook election.
Countv, OrrKoii
Oregon needs such men ns Fred W.
I Announce mvxclf n. n enndidate fot Mulkey. The republican party needs such
the notninnlion ol county comnii.xtoner men and voters should see that such
nt thrprimnry election, mid il 1 mu nuc men arc nominated nnd elected.
cemlul I will during mv term of < (live
Inithlullv xuliscribe to the lollowiiio
Is Your Land for Sale.
'»t. I 1 will
" strive
'
to keep the countv
During the past year we liavecitcii-
ernernl lund mid
ul.o
the
and also tin- ton-! warrants
lated tliroiivtxmt the United State«, in
nt ,uir like they been I the past three
connec-tion with aur town Rile, a great
) ears
many pamphlets ami letters <b>cripti.»n
2nd Also, I will see tl
of I'lHaiiKHik county Imr imliistriva ami
hfmkt will he ex|»erte«l 01
i ♦*s<)iit,c»‘s
While these w eio sent to
delays in this matter is rli
investors ami nriniit.ietiirers. S ouih o (
3rd. I will strive to «ivi
them 11 j « ve fallen into other *.mm!**, ami
ol the road funds to al
"»• are r» i-eiv mg iixpiiries or fai nting
countv.
ami dairy lands, improved ano Ur.im­
4th. And when n Initl^e is neccss.irv
proved,
We are intermUil in tHting as
lo be bnilt. huild a ««w^l unr.
Alli II I .mi n<»( nominated nt the pri­ manv as pixsihie of thene people to s-tl|
in ¡"himo.-k fountv ami if pmfe
mary elcvtion I |iledu<' no support i<> the
liav iug land to Hell, will p|a< c it u dh in
republican that is Miecessl'ul
we h« lieve we can disp.*ae of
thli. Tli.it if it is the R-ri'e of th«
prices. Writ«» or call
P »'ers io da awn) with lb«- toll t«m
B ay C ity L and C ompany
will endeavor to comply
H\ y uity . O rk
wishes.
All II mil War taut.- will l>e paid on
7th. If I hhi suct'esslul I \\ ill UOl
prerentatliiu. Iptoiest ceg-cs tbi-'Jiqh for a third term
day of h « bruti ty. URMk
G ko . W. R o D vfi i
Torta, County Treasurer.
Hebo, Or.
fe
*•
1»
Car.- Rh xle’a Hotel.
Mr« W I' Miivi.u innlerw.
»peratton fi»r cancer - t»>
, liny I
iti.d stootl the uLtTution well.
is;8.—N otice of April,
I It not only cures croup, bin when given T imber L ard A ct J i nx
FOE Pt BI.ICATION.
ffice 0,1 O1 be,ore "ald 6th d»y
t lilted Mates Land office,
A i . i . i - rnon s . D resser , Register.
N.me.OrG*b"’ 'J1«""- February utth 1906
wire re
hereby given Hint In ( nmphancs T imber L ard , A ct . J une 3, 1878.-N otice F ur
with t ie provisions of tire act of Congn-aa of
P ublication
June 3rd. I87«, entitled “ An act for tln^.ale of
United States Land Office,
timber anils 111 ti e States ol California Ore-
Portland, Ore.,
Ron, Nevada and Washington Territory " as er
A Habit to Be Encouraged
com’. I^ce
Au”^. 7th"."X: ,‘Uh,ic ‘•a'>«8>a'« by^t”r wfih'th'e inrt'vi<’by g*7"
Die mother who has acquired the
:
'\°f ,ii>a
ofeongr.-,« Of
halnt of keeping on hand a laiule of
, .
LARS M. NVSTROM.
■ timber lands iii
. An< act. fo* the sale <>f
Chamlwrlain's Cough Remedy, saves ?hi*. "m op/"""'y- Oregon, has t|„s ,la fik.d h Nevtid-r an 1 w
st"ites of California, Oregon,
herself a great amount of uneasiness and
anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup, to ko. 29. In Townahlp’ No. 3 north
which
children are susceptible ami
quickly cured by its use. It coun
SW"rn st ien" „ M
,"<’d 1,1 “■» office hi»
teracts any tendency of a cold to result
m pneumonia, and if given as soon as
the tirst symptoms of croup apiiear it
^..,"air$.,',’ff
NHaVf * •
will prevent the attack
This remedy I J.lne.’i
contains nothing injurious and mothers o/sxiei*
< •wffi-snb: oa.n"to:Xni"f„,-?;
give it to little Olles with a feeling of
bls -i aHr CMhural purposes and lo
I «¿1« direriberirn'i’ '
»«twreely the establish
Co
|?rk a *rm'° ",ld ‘R,,d b*’t°re *hp
perfect security.
gold al
Chas
I
Knd"V. t Jfilh davlll",”00'‘,Clty,0 egon, on
Clough s Drug Store.
aswltnesres
d y °* A|>n'- ’*«• «« names
as soon as the croupy cough appear» will
prevent the attack. For sale al Chas. I
Clough’s Drug Store.
AL..X.KOW s. Him,«,, RegiMer.
«M M MONM.
TiM.r-, L.xn jI XI( 3 tkre-NoTicit >,t
In the Circuit Court iff the St.te of Oregon
i l bi . ication .
tor Tillamook Countv.
< kited states l aud Office
Helen Jackson.
Not,« i. hPere‘t'*^;,O;i7^HlF^ ’ ■«**>
Plaintiff,
vs.
Rolx-rt Jackson.
Defendant.
T°
J1“’11"""- «'•<■ «bove named de-
tcnciant :
,’an,,
,br 8,*,e >'f Oregon von are
hrrrhj required to
ADIHE THOMPSON
r »»nd nnsvrrr
eoinphont filet! against v u in the above the , ot Nrhalwn F\»un y of-----
titled suit on or before tl J expiration of six j Oregon, ht.« this dav tH Tillamook. state of
<1 in thU office her
.
I
sworn
ststen
Weeks from the flute of
«ent No. 6-Su
ot first publication of
tr Ah$ Purchase of
this Summons, and if yon
yc tail so to appear ! the S
of N, 4
of
_____
jot
section
n
for want the TL’f’
I-1
tiff
I. in township No
north
said Court for tin* relief prayed r.mxc Xo I
■at. and win offer « proof
est.
to
plaint, tl at is to say ; f„r *hvw that t
Mr*'’’ ”»»>re valuable
<»urt dissolving the mnr.
Isung Jwtwcen plaint.ff , vurpvM-«. au
hat plaintiff haxe the cun - 1u»d before
'„“"■I' ■ >r..
Jackson and Frank it- Jackson, pity on .Mom
Iff! .th <l.y ofM.y.,9», she
as u it
nd plaintiff', nnd i iiamrs
W' ì II ìmih n ,
tits in san! suit, i Peterson.
hnMl’or",''"’;
A-dfew
ivd by order n( Hob-MWii
H.rr, r , reX" ei Jtoteoi
”un.lT J**1«* ofi ■ ville, <)re. le.
made February I
Any an<1 all nrrvuo
blk-ation of this •bore
de-crfhÄ
»>ie
..
1r-v 22nd. I94MÌ , ■ dann« m t|u, officc .
. v
<1 to file their
H T H i YTTS.
lore said ;th 4Äy
or Plaintiff.
Aicensox s DWE!BtM Rrg,
ofTilk.mikVI’".
- *'*’• Wa"
R.d.er?W.'h’-f ‘;a^’a'db
aUive ,'ie"-r“h! ,l?»,id""" C
«dvereelv the
claims in this nffi?"d" “r' ,pt»e’‘vd to file their
of April, jgofc
te Ou or before said 6th day
? w s Dll» ssph Reg.-ter.
• K h di i i \ x i si rTLKMKXI
«1- ><1niinistVatorSifuJh£itthe UOf,«"in
Fiup a trick
i
<’f William
count of inch artmiL hi‘” fl,ed
«"«I uc-
Court of Mil ,mdrTl tr<”tor in the <’<»unty
that M..nda\ March
Oregon, and
of lo o'clock' \ M
J JOb' at the hour
Clerk in Tillanniok
°f the Countr
f,s the time anil Stt;s
has been set
■.......
-
Ailmimstrnt.Yr ,,f
. ..........
F«t«patrick. <le'ceaMtedn,
11 iom
Call for County Warrants.
Fti, I Xrmn'’.°" tb# County General
lutere- cens-1 ••
rusty, inoe.
'
“' th
Ptwentalion.
Jay ol
P- W. Todd. County Tteasurer.