Tillamook headlight., March 15, 1906, Image 8

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 15.
In pursuraucc of the l>ritna.
Elmer E. Boyd and wile to [oho D. "'¡L
Law, 1 take this opportunity
BOULDER CREEK.
Real Estate Transfers.
Editorial Snap Shots.
cox. Lots 7 and 8. See 17, tp 3
announce myself as a candidal,
north, range 8 west. $1 00
H. L. Jensen went to Tillamook Mon­
for nomination at the Republic^
Furnished hy II. T. Botts
H. M. Cake for United State« senator.
John D. Wilcox to McKinley Mitchell.
Piimaries fortlie office ot County
Everybody must readily admit that he is day, taking Mrs. N. J. Myers and chil­ U. S. A. to Herbert D. Shackleford, I
Tract in section 17, tp. 3 north,
dren home and Mrs. Tompkins to em­
tract Sec. 25, T 2 S. R 10 W.
a good man.
Judge.
ranges west. $1.00.
bark on the Elmore fur Astoria.
C. C. Clark and wife to Fay E. Walker,
If nominated and elected I
Carl I’. Knudson and wile to Tillamook
The only persons who haven't any kick
Henry Crenshaw came out from Tilla
tract sec. 23. T. 3 N. R 10 W. $400,
shall give the County an econ.
Countv. Deed for road in section 6,
coming when the east wind blows are mook Sunday to get the remains of Mr. Tillamook City. Ordinance vacating
omical administration and do all
the doctors.
tp. 2 north, range 9 west. #1.00.
Wm. Tompkins. He started back to
street. Vacates all that part of 6th
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that is possible to relieve out
U.S.A.
Land
Office
to
Henry
Lederer.
town
with
the
corpse
about
six
o
’
clock
street lying E. of 6th Ave E. and
This is no time to "beef” about the
30 acres. Section 29, tp. 2 north,
bottled
up condition. I favot
Sunday
evening,
and
was
accompanied
between
blocks
37
and
38,
Claude
city taxes living excessive. When the tax­
range 9 west. $200.00.
by
J.
W.
Tomkins.
Thayer's
Add
to
Town
of
Tillamook.
the
continued
imprevement of
payers voted to put a mortgage on their
Messrs. Borneman and Moore went to R. R. Peters tc Guy Ford and wife, 87 Frank L. Owens and wife to Alex Bain.
our Public highways and river
property was the proper time to “beef.”
Tract. Section 27. $00.00.
Tillamook Friday, returning Sunday.
acres, sec. 27 and 34, T 4 S, R 10 W.
* * *
crossings and will loose no op.,
Nestucca 1.0 O.F. to Wirt Sappington.
Marion A. Cady, of Blaine, and II. A.
$4250.
The democratic war horses are going
portunity to advertise the county
Lot 25. block 1, I.O.O.F. Hebo
to hold a meeting on Saturday, presuma­ Chopard, of Boulder, joined forces and T. B. Handley, Jr., by Sheriff, to F. M.
where it will prove of advantage,
went
to
the
city
last
Tuesday
and
back
Cemetery.
$1.00.
Shearer, lot 4, blk 5. town of Gari­
bly for the purpose of "inviting” persons
I respectfully solicit the sup-
McIntosh Cheese Co. to Charles Ray.
baldi, 76c.
to run for office and fixing up their usual Wednesday.
port
of every voter interested ia
Tract.
Section
7,
tp.
5
south,
range
A
good
meeting
is
reported
at
Blaine,
Henry
J.
Austin
and
wife
to
Annie
E.
“slate,” as the democrats all over the
the welfare of the Countv.
10 west. $S00.
,
Snapp. 160 acres. Secs 22 and 23, T 5
state are doing to get around the direct and several conversions have been made.
G. B. McLeod and wile to Samuel El­
Revs. Waymire and Ginn went to
S, R 10 W. $2000.
J. S. STEPHENS.
primary law.
•
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more. Lot 4, section 25, tp. 1
Beaver Sunday.
John B Inskeep, by Sheriff, to James F.
It seems to lie the prevailing opinion
After the beautiful, warm, spring like
south, range 10 west. $1.00.
Tomlinson, tract Sec 30. T 1 S, R 10
that it would not be the proper thing weather we have been enjoying the pre­
STATUES HAVE SMALLPOX.
Sarah Paul and husband to Nelson P.
W, $9.70.
for the county court, just as it is going sent cold blustery weather comes with Ernest W. Knight and wife to Alina
Wheeler. 20 acres. Sec. 15, tp, 6
Cpidrmlc of Disenso Among Bronin
out of office, to lease the Nestucca toll an added severity.
south, range 9 west. $150.00.
Kunze, tract Secs 25 and 26, T 1 8.
Figures In Athens—HovrThajr
riads, and in that wav tie the hands of
The friends of Mrs. Lizzie Bodyfelt in
C. B. and C. E. Hadley and wife to
R 10 W, $2300.
Are Affected.
the succeeding county courts, no matter this vicinity regret her early death very Henry Nagel and wife to Nelson P.
Hadley Lumber Co. Timber on
what conditions the county may be in much. She was a very lovable young
tract
in
Sec.
4,
tp.
1
N.
range
7
west;
S,
Wheeler, 160 acres, Sea 15, T 6
A most extraordinary disease, ex­
six months or one year from now.
lady, and her loss will be deeply felt by
also rights for road, etc. $1.00.
R 9 W, $1200.
tremely infectious and resembling
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all her friends
Lewis Hushbeck, Sr., to Sarah Hushbeck, Clark E. Hadley and wife to Hadley smallpox among human beings, has
Dr. fames Withycotnbe, who is the
The following poem by Ella Wheeler
Lumber Co. Tracts in section 33, broken out among the statues in the
track Sec 29, T 4 S, R 10 W.
farmer’s candidate f< r governor, is, to Wilcox was taken from the People’s
tp. 2 north, range 7 west. Sections Egyptian room of the National mu­
Adeline
M.
Miles
to
Hernan
Miles,
160
use a well known phrase, "paddling his Horne Journal, and we would be pleased
6, 7 and 18, tp. 1 south, range 7 seum here, says an Athens (Greece)
acres.
Sec
18,
T
4
S,
R
10
W,
#600.
own canoe.” And it will certainly land if the editor could find room for it in the
west. Section 1, tp. 1 south, range correspondent of the New York
Aurora Holmes Schneider to D. S Boya-
him the nomination, for when farmers items.
8 west Section 7. tp. 1 south, Times. A few days ago the distin­
kin. traci Sec 23, T 3 N, R 10 W, $10.
unite or any candidate the other fellows
H eaven .
range 9 west. Sections 8 and 9, 13 guished politician and archaeologist,
Frank T. Fitzpatrick to Catherine Fitz­
have a hard time of it. Well, Dr. Withy-
Mr. Stephanos Skouloudes, noticed
and 24, tp. 1 south, range 9 west. some strange green marks on one of
doubt nut, but to every mind of
patrick,
all
right
acquired
in
strip
of
I
combe is a good man for the position,
mortal
land in Sec 6, T 3 S. R 9 W,$1.00.
$50,000.00.
and the farmers have reason to be proud
That Heaven, in a different form, ap- James Bodyfelt and wife to Alex Iinlah, Truckee Lumber Co. to Hadley Lumber the bronze statues of the famous
Egyptian collection presented to the
of their candidate and who is so closely
pears,
Co. Tract in sections 27 and 28, tp. museum in 1881 by Mr. Demetrios, of
tract Secs 26, 27 and 85, T 4 S. R 10
And every one, who hopes to pass the
identified with the farming interests.
Alexandria. He at once communi­
portal,
1 north, range 10 west. $1.00,
W, $6»0.
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Where God shall wipe away all bitter Sarah Price to Nelson P. Wheeler, 110 , i John B. Inskeep, by Sheriff, Tax Deed. cated his discovery to the curator,
Some of the Socialists say the Head­
tears,
acres, Sec 15, T 6 S. R. 9 W, $1 000.
1901, Tract. Section 30, tp. 1 south, who called in experts to examine the
light man is advocating some of their See th the mansion, in a separate guise,
statue in question. They pronounced
range 10 west. $7.66.
principles when he recommended that the And there are many Heavens, to many M. E. Harris by Sheriff, to F. M. Shear­
the marks to be due to an infectious
eyes.
er, tax deed lot 2, Blk 5, town of Oak Nolan to 11 W. Harrison, Tract.
toll road question be submitted to a vote
complaint, to which bronze is liable,
Garibaldi,
64c.
Miller
’
s
addition
to
Tillamook
City.
To
me,
it
seems
a
world
where
all
the
of the people. We don’t care one iota
and which gradually spreads from
sweetness,
M. E. Harris, by Sheriff, to F. M. Shear­
$1.00.
the surface of the object affected to
whether it is a Socialist or any other
That 1 have in my wildest dreams
er, tax deed to lot 2, blk 5, town of 3. Solomon. Fannie Solomon, I. E, the inside, till the whole crumbles
party s principle, it’s a good one, anv-
conceived ;
Garibaldi, $1.04 .
Solomon. Ray Solomon and Alex away into dust. The other bronze
wav. Suppose, for instance, a thousand The subtle beauty and the rare com­
by Sheriff, to C. E. statues in the same room were then
Claude Thayer and wife to Ina Kerrick,
Bernstine,
pleteness,
new settlers came into the county this
W. A. Slayback, Chas. Slayback,
Sprague. Sheriff's Deed. Tract. inspected, with the result that they
year as a result of opening up the county I That I have missed, in life, and
missing, grieved ;
Rhoda I. Kady, William Ellis and
Section 13, tp. 2 south, range 10 were all found to be more or less
the increase in taxes will go a long way The things that I have sought for, all
tainted with the disease, while five
Maud
Winters,
tract
in
Claude
west. $800.00.
io fixing up the Nestucca toll roads.
mv life,
of them had taken it in a most ag­
Thayer's Add to Tillamook City, U.S. Laud Office to Ruth Wilkes. 160 gravated form. These five are the
And if I found, found mixed with pain
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and strife.
33
and
34,
tp.
2
$1510.
Sections
acres.
statues of Anta, the goddess of war;
It looks as though Huston and Hawley
rest, that mortal mind can never Albert C. Gienger and wife to James
north, range 10 west. $4oO.OO,
of Maout, wife of Jupiter Ammon;
are trying to bluff Walter L. Tooze, but That measure
Elwood and E. M Snow, option for 6 M. B. Petteys and wife to Aluiira R. of IHs, and two statues of Osiris, ont
Everyone should subscrito for
the game won’t work, for Tooze is too
That peace, that we can never under­
months to purchase tract in Sec 30,
Petteys. Lot 7, block 7, Bar View of them of the greatest value. Worse
much for them. We feel, however, kind
his home paper, in order to tot all
stand ;
that that, the infection has spread
T 3 N, R. 8 W, $t.
addition to Bay City. $1.30.
of sorry to see Hawley backed by the The keen delights, that fill the sou! with
the local news, but to keep in touch
pleasure,
State of Oregon to Nelson P. Wheeler, M. B. Petteys and wife to Walter M. to the Mycenaean room, which con­
Salem ring, for having made a financial
tains the results of the late br.
with the world's daily event!
These, these I deem ; are what that
160
acres,
Sec
16,
T
2
N,
R
6
W.
$200.
7,
Bar
View
Petteys.
Lot
1,
block
fizzle of the Salem university, and is now
Schliemann’s excavations in 1876.
blessed land,
should also read
Chas.V.
Paul
and
wife
to
Nelsen
P.
$1.00.
addition
to
Bay
City.
only a teacher in that institution, great Lying beyond the pearly gates doth
There a dagger, which was found in
Wheeler, 120 acres, Sec 15, T 6 8, R Augusta Hunt to W. C. King. Quit the fourth and finest of the six
hold—
will be his humiliation and the ring that
claim to Lots 1 and 2, block 1. R R. tombs, has fallen a victim to the mal­
9 W. $1000.
is at the back of him alter the votes art Where the broad streets is paved with
Hays' add. to Tillamook City. $368.
shining gold
Marcus W. Harrison and wife to Frank
ady. Altogether about fifty statues
counted. It doesn’t need much argument
Charles S. Wells to Tillamook Lumber­ are badly affected, and the loss will
Wilehart.
All
tide
land
fronting
or
A
total
putting
off
of
care
and
sorrow,
to convince one that Tooze is a long
ing Co Lots 1 and 2, block 10. A.
As we put by old garments. Rest, so
The leading evening newspaper of
al butting on lot 8. Sec 30, T4 8, R
A. Miller's add. to Tillamook City. be enormous unless the plague can
way ahead of Huston and Hawley for
deep.
be stayed. A leading Athenian
10 W. $1.00.
$95.00.
the Pacific Coast, which has com­
That ’tis not marred by thoughts of the
congressman.
George Elliott to Charles L. Simmons, U.S.A, to Walter L. Pulliam. 160 acres chemist pronounces the cause of the
* * *
tomorrow.
plete Associated Press reports and
malady
to
be
the
presence
of
salt
in
Sec. 13, tp. 6 south, range 9 west.
Or pained by tears, for never any
160 acres. Sec 36, T 3 S, R. 8 W, $10.
The right and the proper way to set
special leased - wire service, with
the
bronze
of
which
the
statues
are
R. R. Peters to Guy Ford and wife, 87 U.S.A, to John L. Campbell. 160.96
tie the toll road question is by a vote of The weep.
made, and his remedy is to extract
love,
unchangeable, unselfish,
correspondents in important news
acres. Tp. 3 north, range 8 west.
acres
in
Secs
34
and
37,
T
4
S.
R
10
the people. The people have a right to
strong—
it by means of baths. Mr. Momphe-
centers and in all the cities and
47
mortgages
filed
to
secure
$
75,940.95.
W, $4250.
be beard, and ns a vote can be taken at That I have craved, with heart and soul
matos, the minister under whose de*
principal towns of the Northwest.
i George Colin to J. P Allen, part of lot 2, 25 mortgages securing $64,942 60 satis, partment the museum com»8, is tak­
so long
either the primary or general election
tied.
Portland and suburbs are covered
blocks, town of Tillamook, $50.
ing steps to save the bronzes.
without any extra cost to the county, All these, I hope, in that one vast For­
L. D. Ackley and wife to John Zurcher
ever,
by a bright staff of reporters, and
there is no reason why it should not be
“ Man, What Is He ?”
Ot which we dream, nor mortal eye
and wife, 40 acres. Sec 30, T 1 8, R
SEEING FOOTBALL BY PROXY. editorial, dramatic, society and
submitted to a popnlar vote, unless it is
hath seen,
Man that is born of woman is small
9 W. $6500.
-------
I special writers. Saturday's edi­
thnt the county court doesn’t want it When death's pale craft shall bear me
Blind K.lh.alMl In Knaland Who
Janies Atkinson and wife to Eugene potatoes and few in the hill.
o’er the river,
voted upon. Here is another opportun­
tion consists of 26 to 28 pages, ud
I.T.r Ml..«. ■ Mnlrk WbM.
To had in waiting, on the shores of
In infancy he is full of colic and sooth­
Atkinson, 40 acres, Sec 17, T 3 S, R
ity to take a direct vote upon a question
has colored comic pages, as well as
H. C m Get The,«.
green.
10
W,
$300.
ing
syrup,
and
in
age
he
is
full
of
cuss
that is of vast importance to Tillamook And in that heaven, how my soul shall
a department for children, colored
woids
and
rheumatism.
James
Atkinson
to
Elizabeth
Atkinson,
county, in which every voter should be
raise,
Blind sines he was four years old, a
fashion page, an interesting serial
80 acres. See 17, T 3 S, R 10 W,$l. ! In wrath his mother takes him across well-known Blackburn (England) man
given an opportunity to vote for or Unceasing songs of gratitude and praise.
her
knee
and
sweetens
his
life
with'her
Elam
Butts
and
wife
to
Elmer
Hoag,
story
and other attractive features
against toll roads.
is a self-taught musician, playing the
slipper, and when he is grown man the piano and other instruments by ear and
tract in block 2, Tillamook, $1.00.
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in addition to all the news of ths
The Armours deny thnt they “poison
Tillamook county hires persons to col the public mind," However, it is now R. R. Peters to Sarah E. Price, tract Sec sheriff pursueth him through alleys all earning his living by that accomplish­
day.
ment. Many blind people, however, are
the days of his life.
13, T 3N. R 10 W, $1100.
lect delinquent taxes, and they expect to incumbent upon them to show that they
Subscription Rates: Ono mouth,
musicians,
and
that
is
not
the
curious
M.
B.
Petteys
and
wife
to
George
Watt,
He
spreadeth
like
a
green
bay
tree.
make something out of it—lor doing the have not poisoned »heir ¡meat by using
50 cents; three months, $1.35; six
thing
about
Mike,
says
Golden
Penny.
tract in Sec 34, T 1 N, R 10 W, in | He ¡getteth into office and his friends
work of the sheriff ; the county hires preservatives. In other words, it was
His penchant is not only for music,
months, $2.50; twelve months, |5-
Bay City, $400.
cling to him like Hies to a molasses but for football. If you ask him on
persons to attend to its law business, our bodies rather than our minds that
Charles
Lundquist
and
wife
to
Hanr.ah
barrel.
Sample copies mailed free.
and they ex|iect to make something out these famous packers were supposed to
a Saturday night where he has been
Hanson, tract Sec 24, T 1 8, R 10 W, i Heswelleth with vanity. He cutteth in t-he afternoon, he will invariably tell
of it—for doing the work of the district have designs against.
$1200.
ice for a time, but is hewn up at the you he has been to “see” a football
attorney ; the county lenses to private
The secretary of the Missouri Board
parties some of the roads, and they ex­ of Agriculture says that if two kernels Homer Mason and wife to Charles Lund- next convention and cast into the salt match. A blind man going to see a
football match—Nonsense! But it 1»
quiet, 31.50 acre«, Sec 24, T IS, R box and his name is Dennis.
pect to make something out of it—lor were added to each ear of corn grown
doing work which the court ought to I in his State last year, it would amount
10W, $3750.
i Out of office, out of friends; he soon not nonssnes. Mike is ao fond of foot­
attend to. There are enough officials to | to adding $200,000 to the value of the Claude Thayer and wife to Katie M. goeth busted and lieth down in the cow ball—especially of hie own pet team,
SEWING MACHINE.
Williams, lot 5, block 38, Thayer's pastures. He dieth out in the world the Blackburn Rover»—that he never
attend to the business of the county and I Missouri corn crop, Here we see how
misses a match if he can possibly help
who are drawing big enough salaries I
KOLLER BEARING,
Add
to
town
of
Tillamook,
$50.
and
goeth
were
it
is
warm
enough
with
enormous wealth may be produced in
it in the season, frequently traveling
HIGH GRADB.
without having to pay lor this additional I
the corn licit without increasing the Queenie K. Riesland and husband to H. out clothes, and the last end of man is with the team to matches out of town
T. Botts, lot 30, block 7, A. A. Mil- worse than the first.—Exchange,
help.
—not for the purpose of playing music
acreage, It consists simply in im-
* * *
lev's Add to town of Tillamook. $10.
for coppers, a* some may suppose; no,
prove men t of the tillage and careful
Tillamook county r-"ks as the leading selection of the seed, by which means Queenie K. Riesland and Husband to | The oleo people are trying to get a he goes purely and simply to “see the
butter producing county in Oregon, and
Eugene fenkins, lots 12 and 13, blk. bill through Congress which would game.”
perhaps in the United States, according the desired results are obtained, in
True, he sees it by proxy. He stands
7,
A. A. Miller's add to Tillamook, I open up the old fight won by farmers
to the reports ol butter and cheese man larger ears and more grains.
and dairymen after years of struggle imong the crowd, and as the shouts go
$55.
ufacturcrs for 190S, received by the state
nd the remarks and criticisms of
food and dairy commissioner. J. W 1
James Hughey and wife.to C. E. Donald, I which resulted in the passage of the
■ibout him are expressed, he can
Ibiilev. In that county the average price 1
son, tract sec. 26, T 1 S, R 9 W, 1 present law, which taxes all oleomar.
w ti e game as keenly as any man.
of butter tat converted into cheese last
iz
1
garine
colored
to
imitate
butter.
It
$1,000.
last year was something more than 30c.
\‘ en time is called he will tell
n 1 more about the details of the
John R. Harter to A. D. Smith, tract ' *°"ld ** wdl
Wend, to
a pound.—News Reporter.
26. T1 8. R 10 W, $150.
I kctI> "" rve °" th” l,ule Jol<"
• It than anyone else. Mike is
llow misleading. Tillamook countv
A G. Beals anil wile toNelson l>. Wheeler, whid> "
ud of the fact that he has scarcely
Ohio Congressman
last vear manufactured comparatively 1
"ed seeing a match on a Saturday
S20 acres, sec. 24 and 25. T 2 S, R «‘^"1 to .lip through the House of
but little butter ami it was some dilfieul 1
• fternoon for the last 20 yeans—to say
i Representatives.
ty in getting enough for the home trade. |
Automatic
8 , w, <1.
nothing of extra games on other days.
A. Christensen to Anna Christensen, J The impression one gets from the
for the reason that without exception f
Studio,
the 50 or more factories were turning
tract secs 6 and 7, T 5 S. R 10 w. $1. course of the proposed pure food legis-
Answers.
Jos. Emmenegger to Theresia Emmen-1 lotion in the Senate is that the chief
out cheese trees use there was more money
Opposite the Post Office.
Prof. Aegidi. vzho waR for many year.-
egger, 30 acres, sec 36, TIS, R 10 | opposition to it is inspired by the adul
he chief of the press bureau, unde*
in manufacturing cheese than in butter. X
w. $1.
Last year was a banner year tor Tilla­
terators of foods, and those who print ’rince Bismarck, lias lately published :
ALU WORK FIRST CLASS.
ty bvyinj thia
Sophie Goeres to Charles W.Goeres. 160
‘he >“>*>» concerning the real eminisccnce of the great chancello;
mook countv in the amount of cluese 1
reliable, hone-'t,
acres, i sec ’’5 T 5 S R 11 w. $7.000.1 character of the foods they place on the which shows bow alert be was in draw­
mantfaetureil. and Commissioner lltilev '
high gTJde s-w-
. . to - Frank A. Paul, | market. The pure,food bill would inter. ing conclusions. Before the outbreak
Frank T. —
Fitzpatrick
will substantiate our statement it Ins re­
f the Franco-Prusaian war the tsai
in j mad-in'.
4 acres, T 2 S. R 9 w,$l70.
ports are correct.
| fere, no doubt, with their rascally busi- was with King William at Ems. They
Clarence Tilden and wife to Ernest W. ! ness. Instead of labeling a certain
were together one evening, and Bis­
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
AProniTMKNT OF EXKC-
Knight, 47 acres, sec 11, TIN, R ' article of merchandise ” olive oil,” for marck was standing nt the other end of
Always Keeps Chamberlain's NOTH
I 1HI\ A\l» AOMIN IM HATH IX.
National
Sawing Kachin« Co.
Cough Remedy In His House.
10 w. 3.500.
..
- would be required to label the room anxiously watching the tsar,
| example, they
Nones h H kskrv isivkn .—That the nn- State of Oregon to heir, at law of Henry it cottonseed oil.
,
whose
more
or
less
friendly
attitude
"We Would not tie without Chamber­ i I ciwik
“. Much ot the “ honey”
SAN rRANCISCO. CAL
icU ha, l»een
the County Court of
lains t'ouali Remisly. It is kept on Tillnmovfc Countv. Oregon, duly appointed
PifTnna ...............
—
Petre deceased, tract in sec 16. T 2 now offered for sale would have to lie I toward Prussia's policy was a matter
Hand coininuslly m our borne.' mus W AtlminiMratri m ot the iiMntc of K. («. li.
of
great
importance.
Suddenly
the
S.
R 10 w. $200.
.. M
____
' calle»I glucose. Some of the “ jnmt"
deceaseil. .»n<l Executrix of the Inst
W. KeaHiey, editor iff the Imhqietidenh Wist,
Runion
emperor's
bl
’
dog.
which
had
will nu«l testament »‘I’ snid li. <1 K. Wist,
Bay City Land Co. to the Title Gnarnn ’ und “jellies" now spread abroad would
l.o»ry t uy. Mo. That is Just what devensed.
KILL™*
been lying silent tint er his master's
Now therefore, all persons having claims
evi-rr family should do. W hell kepi MI
tee Trust Co., trust deed to mime ' need to lie called heaven knows what. chair, rose, prowled about the room,
the said deve »*ed, are notified and
and CURE the LUNGS
hand ready lor instant n«e a coldmav ngainnt
' Farmers have no objection to any stopped lief ore Bismarck, looked nt him
rotis lots in Bay City. $50,000.
re tuired t*> preuvnt the »nmc properlv veri-
lie checked nt the outset ami cured lii , fled, to me at the law • »Rice »«i Cari ílaher. Robert Finley to Lizzie Southir.avd.
dealer selling oleo, but they insist that .a«»ged his tail affectionately and
much less time thaii after it has beciine Inch, my altoravy. in t íllrtiuoi'k City. <»rr-
WITH
Quit claim. Lot 1, block 1. Ma. ' he should label it oleo and not butter. licked the hard hr held out toward it.
within six months fro* ihc
i
«late <»f thi»
settled n, the system. I'los ivinedv is gon.
notice
fancy
’s
add.
to
Ocean
Park.
$1.00.
also without a |s-er foi croup in children
l»Htrd at Tillamook Citv. Oregon.
1
Marvh
There would be a terrible commotion The tsar, who had attentively watched
Wordsworth B. Viets t»> Nelson P,
and Will prevent tile attack when given I 4th. A l» . UMMI
its movements,
movements, called
called out
out to
tn Bismarck:
Ru ..«n.itr'1
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illCKi WisT. Executrix oí
«
t he last urill ¡
Wheeler. IGO acres. Section 9. ip. among druggists, so called food manu- I "You
hm anon h * I hr child bvconit s li»»ar*$\ or
see
the
dog
knows
his
master's
ami text ament ami atlminioratrix
.
i
Lictiirers
and
many
other
people
if
the
6
south,
range
9
west.
$630.00.
eve > after the crimpy cough aptiears
k
K
Wist.
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«»f the Estate «»f K. G.
1 friends.” Bismarck, who told Aegidi
pod
ph ».
ceased
which can only la- done when the
George M. Knight and wife to Joseph ¡ ,,w *houl<i insm th.it thev desenlie
rUtt
art
60s *|l.00
i this story, added: "I felt relieved..
Cllt.
IhNKíLACII
'
r»
.v
J in Sec.
.• I
. » . .. .
Cxxt. 1!
\ RKKI.ACI«,
remedy is kepr nt hand. For ».de bv
Piice.
Quit
claim
to
tract
'•
the
labels
all
the
ingredieuts
which
enter
Att<»rncy for Administratrix and
' That was an historical moment for our
Ubas. I. Cl nigh’s Drug Store.
13, tp. 2 north, ••ange lowest. $1. . into their compounds.
Executrix.
1 policy.” It proted to him that he had,
I
Surest «nd ftuicke.t Cure.
at least, not tn count on Russia's oppo­
THROAT »nd LUNG TR0V»-
sition in the coming conflict.— Tout b’s
UK8, or MONXT BACK-
Companion.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
The greatest of
modern-time helps
to perfect cooking
Used in the best fin*
¡lies fhe world over
The Evening Telegram,
Portland, Oregon,
E. F. SEIFERT,
Photographer,
Tillamook, .Ore
couch
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