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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 19. 1906.
Editorial Snap Shots.
Don't fill up the side walks with freight
and leave it there for people to fall oyer
in the darkness t
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Ue hope our democratic friend» won’t
forget to give us their usual complimen­
tary vote tor coroner.
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When the primary election is over some
of the defeated aspirant» will think what
tool« they were to have placed themselves
(u a position to be snowed under.
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We certainly hope that the people of
Tillamook will not support Jonathan
Bourne for congress, the man who held
up the state legislature undis now try­
ing to pack the next legislature.
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ÄiEARTHQUAKE IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
know better, i
with his,long experience,- -------------
taring made a cat's paw of.
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<To-mormw (Friday) the republican
and democratic parties will nominate
their tickets under the new primary law, •
and it is for the voters to say who they j
want nominated. All the aspirants are
more or less known, and for that reason 1
the H eadlight intentionally refrained
from saying one unkind word about any
of them, although some of them foolishly
attacked the editor and tried to make
him the storm center. As to that we
shall have something to say later which
will cause as big a surprise as the Tilla.
mook land frauds. But as to the county
ticket, the H eadlight is not boosing any
of the aspirants. In our judgment there
are a number of good men running on
the republican side of the house, and there
are others who should receive no sup­
port whatever. It is not for us to say
who the people should vote in this pri­
mary election, other than to say vote for
men who are capable, men who are clean
and who will have the backbone to en-
force the law.
Terrible Loss of Life
and Property-
S an F rancisco , April 18 (Noon.>—The
City of San Francisco was visited this
morning by a terrible earthquake, which
has laid the main bujiness section to the
ground.
Over 1000 people have lost their lives
in the first shock in the falling buildings
and thousand« more were injured by
falling debris.
The city is in flames and no water to
fight the fire, the water mains having
all been ruptured by the upheaval.
Fire is raging south of Market street
and dynamite is tieing used to check
the flame«, with little effeot, as a strong
wind is blowing from the south.
The city, from Kearney street to the
bay, has sunk over three feet and in
other portions of the city the damage to
property has been terrific.
The most prominent buildings and
land marks in the city that were des.
troyed are the Palace Hotel and annex,
the City Hall and the 13-story building
of the San Francisco Call, one of the
finest buildings in the world.
The damage is something awful to
look upon and at present a tidal wave is
expected, which usually follows in the
wake of an earthquake.
S an F rancisco , Calf., April 18th.—
The earthquake that visited this city this
a.in. has laid the city of ’Frisco, to a
large extent to the ground and the
werid aspect of and the turmoil has
made of this quiet city of yesterday an
inferino an earth.
Flames are raging south of Market
street and the populace that are not
fleeing for their lives are using every
avilable means to check the fire and stop
the destruction of property.
Dynamite is being used with some
success but the strong south wind is
fanning the flames into furry and the
advance of the flames cannot be stop
ped without water. The city mains are
broken in many places from the up­
heaval and the city is without water.
The finest buildings and which have
been the pride of the city, have fallen.
Tilt stately 13 story Cali building and
the mignifiuant Palace Hotel and the
palatial City Hall, and lots of others
which have been raised to the ground.
DO YOU KNOW
That Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Is
the only medicine sold through druggists
for woman’s weakneaaas and peculiar ad-
nionu that do«« not contain large quant -
ties of aicohol? It is also the oily medicine
especially prepared for the cure ot the
delicate disea^s peculiar to women, the
maker ut which is not afraid to take bl*
patients into his full confidence by print­
ing upon each bottle wrapper a l the ingre­
dient, entering Into the medicine. Ask
your druggist it this Is not true.
"Favorite Prescription,’ too, is the only
medicine tor women, all the Ingredients
of which have the unqualified endorse­
ment of the leading medical writers of tho
several schools of practice, recommend­
ing them for the cure of the dlsoases for
which the "Prescription” is advised.
Write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y„
for a free booklet, and road the numer­
ous extracts from stani^ird medical au­
thorities praising the several ingredients
of which Dr. Pioree’s medicines are made,
and don’t forget that no other medicines
put up for sale through druggists for do­
mestic use can show any such nro/esslomit
endorsement. This, of itself, is of far
more weight and Importance than any
amount of so-called "testimonials” so
conspicuously flaunted before tbe public.
In favor of tlie alcoholic compounds.
The "Favorite Prescription” cures all
woman’s peculiar weaknesses and de­
rangements,thus banishing the periodical
headaches, backaches, bearl rig-down dis­
tress. tenderness and draglng-down sen­
sations in lower abdomen, accompanied
by weakening and disagreeable catarrhal,
pelvic drains and kindred symptoms.
Dr. Pierce and his staff of skilled spe­
cialists uiav be consulted free by address­
ing as above. All correspondence is
treated as sacredly confidential. By con­
sulting in this way the disagreeable
questionings and personal "examinations"
are avoided.
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The People’s Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains some very interesting
and valuable chapters on the diseases
peculiar to women. It contains over one
thousand pages. It is sent post paid, on
receipt of sufficient in one-cent stamps to
pay cost of mailing only, or 21 cents for
a copy In flexible paper covers, or 31 cents
for a cloth-bound copy. Address Dr. R.V.
Pierce as above.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate and Invig­
orate stomach, liver and bowels, Ona
a laxative, two or three cathartic.
It Is really too bad that the republican
party in Tillamook county wouldn’t get
into a scrap to please just a few political
plug uglies and the few democrats who
urged them on. But they’ve all got left
in the soup.
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The man who is dishonest enough tn
send out circulars und publish articles
NEHALEM.
and afraid to put his own name to them
Matt
Olson
took a tow with his fishing
tor the purpose of slinging rnud at H. F.
Goodspeed, one of our best and most boat behind the Gerald C. Saturday to
Astoria, where he will engage in fishing
respected citizens, is a dirty pup.
during the season.
F. Warren has sold his Necarney ranch
What a broad smile a few persons had
in court when Attorney McCain started to a Company. They say something is
in to ‘‘roast’’ the Headlight men, but going to happen.
W. E. Knight has rented II. H. Tubb-
this broad smile changed into one a yard
long when the said “that fellow Woolie esing’s place.
We understand that Wheeler has the
ought never tn be elected sheriff again.”
steamer Voeburg on the drydock, putting
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her in repair and will be in about May
The clipping from the Herald which lst,|tu start up business.
was read in court on Tuesday, for the
A movement is on ¡foot to form a
information of the defense, was written company to own aud operate a steam
by the Headlight man. It was wired to boat for Nehalem,
the Oregonian and then copied into the
other local newspaper, the copy of which
BLAINE.
cuu be found in the telephone office.
Herman Farmer was in our neighbor­
It was the editor who looked up the hood tins week.
sheriff and the deputy district attorney,
There has been several men in our
and was the first to inform them, that vicinity looking over timber land. Rail­
skull bones had been found in the stove. road talk get people excited.
BOULDER CREEK.
Then they got busy. Some persons are
Noah Coulson caine up to Blaine Fri­
foolish enough to sav »hat the editor got day to visit his children before going to
Professor Moore closed a very success­
his intoraiation from the deputy district Ohio on a visit. It has been 13 years
ful term of school last Friday with a
attorney’s office.
since Mr. Coulson came to Tillamook
picnic under the trees. A fine program
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and he thinks lie can afford a few
was rendered bv the school in the after­
We understand that an effort was months vacation.
noon. and every one appeared to enjoy
made to have J. F. Reeher indicted by the
Mark Curl went to Tillamook Sunday,
themselves.
Quite a good sized crowd
grand jury for chopping down the toll being one of the juryman.
was present, Beaver, Blaine, and Wolfe
gates oil the Wilson river road, but some­ M inh Linnie Coulson is visiting rela­
Creek being well represented. Mr.
how we have tailed to see any indict­ tives in here for a week.
Moore has made many friends among
ment. It is too bad that a person who
The Misses Rena Moom and Lotta
the Buulderites, and he take9 with him
is wanting to see Tillamook opened up Boche visit Mrs. Howser one evening
into his future life the best wishes of
can’t be sent to the penitentiary to please tins week.
every one.
the mossbacks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Millsand son Bennie
Fire still burning with entire destruc­
Mr. Farmer, our popular road super
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came up to Sunday school, Sunday, and tion. Mayor Schmitz has sent to Oak­
There are three men we hope will be spent the rest of the day visiting Mr. land for more dynamite to try and check visor, came up from Beaver Monday to
put a crew ot men to work on the road
nominated on the republican ticket and and Mrs. M. A. Cady.
fire by further destruction of buildings
which is to lie opened through 0. W.
we think the profile ot Tillamook ought
Dr. Upton was called to Blaine to wait
950 deaths are known to have occur-, Kinnaman’s ranch.
to vote for, viz , H. M. Cake for United on Mrs. Sam Lucas, who is quite sick ed, with over 2000 injured, many of
A number of our prominent citizens
States senator; Walter L. Tooze, for with appendicitis. It is thought at this them fatally. The Mechanics Pravilion
are out at Tillamook, attending court
congressman ; and Dr. J.Withycoinbe for writing that an operation will be neces- is being used for a morgue.
this
week.
governor. All three are good, clean men sa i y.
The Nevada, California Bank. Call,
A party of voung people made the as­
and it is a pleasure to us to recommend
Quite a number of our joung people Palace Hotel, and nearly all the large cent
ot Mt. Hebo last Saturday, and
them to the voters of Tillamook. Give made a visit to High Peak Sunday and buildings in business district are report­
another crowd ate their Easter eggs on
them a vote.
report an enjoyable lime with the ex ed destroyed.
thesumnnt of High Peak, Sunday. Both
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ception of being good and tired.
Fires are reported in Oakland, Berkley parties seemed to enj< y themselves
It seems that the grand jury, in inquir
.dr. Sidney Moon, the Blaine photo­ and Ale med a.
albeit there was some complaint of tired
ing into several cases where liovs had grapher lias all the work he can do these
Buildings were destroyed by the earth­ feet, scratched hands und sun-burnt
violated the law in Tillamook City, that nice days.
quake IOC milts south from San Francis faces.
the city should prosecute cases of that
Henry Smith went out over the Nes- co.
Mrs. Jessie Lucas is verv ill at this
character and not throw the trouble and tucca trail to Salem io buy h team.
Oakland has been unable to communi­ date with appendicitis, Doctor Upton
cost upon the county. That being the
cate with Los Angeles and fears are is attending her.
ca*f. the bo's managed toescape, but il
SPRUCE
held that that city has also suffered
Mr. E. P Mills and family spent last
is to lie hoped that they and others will
from shocks.
Sunday at Blaine at the home of Mr. M.
The Spruce cheese factory runs every
take good care that they do not get into
All wire communication is cut off ex­ Cady.
day now.
mischief again.
cept by one Associated Press wire via
|. \V. Tompkins put in phones for H.
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il. Poland and family went to town tl.e east. The Western Union, Postal
D. McIntyre and H. A. Chopard last
There is a good deal of truth in this : Monday
and Pacific States Bldgs, are all des­ Wednesday.
Sheriff Wooife and Deputy She. .if troyed
“If you want adequate government im­
Mr. Jacob Kumm is reported to be on
provement of Tilluuiook Bay and our Lucy passed through our neighborhood
Santa Barbara was also shaken.
the sick list at present.
other West Const harbors, you had bet Monday.
Citizens are all panic stricken and the
W. N. Bays took a trip to Cloverdale
Frankie Smith, who had been visiting people are crowding the ferry buildings
ter have a man in t’ongess who is in the
Iasi Monday.
habit of getting what he goes after. No relatives at Spruce, returned to hei trying to cross the liny.
Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Bays took dinner
one has ever accused Walter L. Tooze ot home Sunday.
It is reported that two ships were Sunday at grandpa Bay’s.
failing to get results 1 absolutely pledge
W. West arid sons, of Beaver, went io sunk in the bay.
Prayer meeting was held last Thurs­
myself to you to work persistently, day Tillamook Sunday to attend the funeral
Berkley in flames, Stanford University day night at W. D GladwtH’s.
by day, in season and out for these ob­ of Mrs. Male Bester
is total wreck.
Miss Beulah Lucas was so unfortun­
Mr. Beaty has his new house nearly
jects.”
ate as to sprain her ankle quite severely
completed.
LATEST NEWS.
last
Sunday.
A crowd of the Spruceiles went to
We can say this much in behalf of
Additional incomplete list of buildings
Miss Sophia Jensen, of Hebo, visited
Commissioner Bodyfelt, that he will do Munson Falls Sunday io “ eat Easter destroyed : Call, Claus Speckles, also the
nil lie possibly can at the next term o' eggs.” Ail report a jolly time, but 1 house and stables, St. Francis Hotel. her son, H. L Jensen last Friday and
tile county court to have the question ot doiil think they Mill want another such Concordian Club, White House, Lieh Saturday.
toll roads submitted to a vote of the a mess of eggs any ways. soon.
Hotel, Cracker Building, Chronicle, Win­ Mrs. Laura Bays came home Sunday
people next |une. That is the proper
chester Hotel, California Hotel, Grand after several days spent in town.
thing to do, and everybody knows tluii
Opera House, St Luke's Episcopal
Ns TAR Td
when George makes up his mind to d<»
Church, New Hamilton Hotel, St.
Bids Wanted
Cliff
llincr
was
on
tlie
iKach
rustical
anything lie will stav with it He is the
Francis Church, Canadian Bank, West
first candidate to come out square footed iiik» Sunday.
ern Union, Insane Asylum. California
Notice is hereby given that the County
Daniel Airanve and iamilv moved to and Nevadu Bank, Pacific Bank.
in allowing tile people to have a say
ot lillainook County, will receive
TillamoOK tiie last ot the week to make
Bully for George !
The fire baa now reached the reel­ Court
blds
lor tlie bourd and care ut Gcurge
tlivir home in the future.
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deuce jMirtioii of the city, and th»* Myers
and Asa Woods.
Sim Daily, our road supervisor, is Militia has been called out to fight the
What’s in the wind, any wav ? The
All bids must be sealed and filed with
call for bids for tile Nest ueca toll roads is doing f Mone good work on the Netarts ' tjre at the ferries and along the water the county clerk, on or belore 10 o'clock
from.
changed, so that bills can he made from road the past week.
A. M. on Wednesday May 2, lOOti.
S J Reading, ol South Prairie, was a
The tiphnavel seems to have been
one to five years. It is fair to ask a per-
Dated nt l illainook, Oregon, this 16tb
visitor
on
the.
beach
Sunday.
general throughout the central portion day
tiuent question, tor the previous lease
ul April, 0106.
W. ti. Catterhn and family, Mrs. A. ot the Rtate, the city ot Santa Rosa
was for the peculiar time of eleven
G. B. L amb ,
months. Was that time so arranged so B. Allison, Edgar Munson aul Miss having suffered most.
Couuty Clerk.
Stanford University has been entirely
that the county court could lease it tor Mildred Phelps spent Sunday on I lie
<lesi toyed.
a term ol years on the eve ot stepping beach at the Maxwell place
Bids Wanted
Eli Olds was doing some hauling the
200,006 rations have been sent from
out ot office ? We won’t make auv com
ment, lint will allow our readers to pul last of the week between Netarts and Vancouver to San Francisco to feed the
N
otice
is
H ereby G iven ,—That the
Tillamook.
hmueless and destitute.
their own construction upon it.
County Court ui liiiauiook County, will
Bat O'Hara went to the hub Saturday
Estimate of the killed and wounded receive bids to lease the Big Nestucca and
retaining the same day.
are given all the way from 200 to 2000. Little Nusiucca foil Koans. The said
The question of increase taxation on
The Netarts Cheese Factory will com
Citizens are generally panic stricken lease will be tor a period of one year
timber claims is being brought into puli mence
operations
hi the near future.
and are fleeing from the doomed city.
tics, tor the purpose of getting votes.
or two years, or 3 years or 4 years, or
Miron Perkins, of Ashland, was a
The Slate Asylum has been destrtiyed, oyeais, bids separately tor the above
Anvone who has given the matter any visitor at VV E I’atterlin’« last week.
w:th great kiss of life among the |>cri<)ds aie wanted, the court reserving
consideration will admit that Assessor Miron was looking for iheclum beds
patients.
Hare adopted the right course when he
the right to accept or reject any or all
Geo. VV. Piielps went to Tillamook
The P««tal and Pacific States and bius, under the following conditions :
took office—that of raising i he valuation Monday.
Western
Union
expect
to
get
communi
­
every year. They were assessed when
All bids must be made lor both roads.
cations this afternoon.
be took office at $600 and the next
Ail payiuents must be made in cash,
The water . mains
have
l»een
partially
HRUrssment will be over $1,000. It is
ut Hie first
..
,
.•
uiok year lease
ititac to lie
oc paid
paiu when
repair«! and the department is getting the bid ■» accepted aud the houd <d the
ji st as well to let well enough alone, for
The Edison Ph<'nograph
Assessor Hare is doing well enough in the
some water_______________
bidder and contract is properly executed;
right way and he don’t need one of the I
>, to I k paid uu or bclure September 1st',
is to-day the world’s
Cows for 8ale.
bosses pups to bos« him.
19W>, and V* payable Jauuary 2cd. 1907.’
greatest
entertainer.
uSJ
For sale, three 2-vear old heifers, com. 1 hereafter cacti years rem inu,t be paid
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It talks, laughs, sings— ok ing in in May, from good| cows, Jersey as follow»: I* payment on or before Jan­
The Headlight man pleads guiltv to 1
it maxes home happy.
gn and Durham.—Apply to Alliert Mason. uary 2nd ; payment on or before May
supporting H. M. Cake for senator and
1st
payable on or belore September
Waller L. Touxe for congressman because
It offers something to
Warning.
1st ot cavil year.
he believe« they are the best men for Till- '
suit
every
tast
—
every
Wg
All
money
paid for the lease of said
Hinook county. This may be a selfish I
I I hereby give notice that no corpora- roads wid oe expended oil tlie two Toll
motive in the interest of the county, and i
mood, every age, every ® ' tion, company, individual or dealer has_________
Komis each year uoder tbe »upervisiou
in recommending them to the voters of 1
any right to use the word# “Golden j ut the County• Court?
day in the year.
Tillamook county, ivecan sav this with 1
Cheddar
”
on
any
cheese
or
hog
contain
All mos must be tiled with the County
It will cost you noth-
out tear of contradiction that they art
much«« Without my permission, u..
as 1 Clerk on or before 10 uc(
o'clock a.
both good men and deserving ot support
ing to hear it at
nm the originator of the label, which has | Wedinsdav. Mav 2nd, 196«
hi Tillamook county. They both will
i always been mv
miv.itr
nr<nwrtv
nn<l
ia
r«.. ... i.
inv
private
property
ami
is
The
bids
will
I
k
opened
at I o'clock
Lamar'» Drug Store.
carry the countv with a good vo‘e, nnd
1 mv registered traile mark.— R. Rnnis m. ol smd day.
every indication goes to show they will
i son . Tillamook, Or.
Every citixcn interested in this matter
carry the state and district.
is luvited to be present on the above
Notice.
date and discuM the foil Road proposi
Attorney McCain did not improve his
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School district No. 9 will receive bids 1 lion with the court.
case when he undertook to roast the
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By order ol the Conntv Court.
until Mav 1, 1906. tor 60 cords Hemlock
Pre»», mid Ins personal attack upon th»
ti. B L a MR.
and Abler wood, to be delivered in base­
Headlight man mid others. Neither did
County Clerk.
ment of school house.
he add lustre to the bar nr hit own repu
Leave hid with
talion, tor it w as plain on the face ol it
Ai.vt F inley . District Clerk.
that be had been advised to “roast” the
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
Headlight man. And we don't h ive to
l l.e quick relief from rheumatic pains
gaets twice who put Attorney McCain
Cows
for
Sale
afford««
by Uliauiberiaiu’s; l’uiu Balm
Studio,
up to saying what he did. The Press
lias
sui|>rw><d and delighted thousands
Opposite the Post Office.
ho, es. however, th it he will l»e moredig-
For Sale.—Three gmsl U'iw". two in ! ot Suffers It make« rest and sleep
niti< d in future and not stoop to such
milk, wi»* just fresh. One will l>e m th« puemltle. A great many iiave been per­
personal attacks to please the whims ol
first uf May. Jersey and Holstein.—In. manently cured of rheumatism br the
son ebody, and in so serious and import-1
quire of J. W. Beaty, Bea ver, ur phuue use of this lioinient Fur »ale by Chas.
nutcase. If those who adiised him Jtd
to Cuney Dye.
I. Clough's Dtug Store.
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E F. SEIFERT,
Photographer,
Tillamook. Ore
>
1 Desmond and others. Suit to set sside
tide. Chus Dusruond appointed guar-
Deere«
C. A. Keep vs. The Oregon Paciflc di»n for Minnie Desmcud.
Navigation t'o., a Corporation, Action ordered as prayed for.
l'lllaaHMik City, Ore., a municipal
fur money. Iluiniseed.
G. A. Edmunds vs. W. J. Smith. corporation vs. Lyle De Roy, Quick a(1(|
others Suit to quiet tille. lXen-e ou
Action for money. Default.
stipulation.
Tillainuok Lumbering Co a corpora­
Frank Allender vs. Joe Blaser. Action
tion, vs. Anuie Eastliaiu and other».
for money. Jury trial and a verdict of
Action (uit. Continued.
$25 for plaintiff
N. P. Hansen vb . Lbiiia Pieck aud
A. Hoenicke vs. Cha«. Nelson and
other». Suit to set aside title.
Chas Riy. Suit for damages.
J. P. Atkin and C. A. Duly v». The
P. McIntosh vs. Alex. McNair. Ac:ion
Tillamook Water Co. Foreclo»ure.
for money.
Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Aider­
man, administratrix, J. L. Jone», J. 11.
For Sale.—Miscellaneous Lot of Wire
Hathaway. J. W. Jennings. M. H. Lar­
sen. P. McIntosh, G. W. Grayson, W. Cable, new and second hand, any length,
G. Chance, G. W. Kiger, J. S. Elliott, pipe of any description and sire. Ma­
deceased, by C A. Elliott, executor, F. chinery to suit anybody. Write for
R. B ch I s , H. F. Goodspeed and James prices on anything. Metal scrap iron
Hughey. Suit for money and to restore and all kinds of junk and machinery
bought and «old. Address M. Bardr &
bond.
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Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Alder Son, Portland, Oregon.
man. Geo. Geinger, W. B. Alderman,
Wanted,—Gentleman or lady with
John Racquet, J. W. Jennings, F. B. good reference, to travel by rail or with
Ely. C. Desmond, W. E. Hays, I. C. rig, for a firm of $250,000.90 capital
Quick, J. H. Hathaway and M. F. Leach. Salary $1.072 00 per year and expenses,
Suit lor money and to restore bond.
salary paid weekly and exjiennes ad
Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Alder­ vanced. Address, with stump, Jos. A.
man, administratrix. W. 8. Hays, Peter Alexander. Tillamook, Ore.
Braut. H. F. Goodspeed, F. M. Lamb
and M. W. Harrison. Suit for money
Human Blood Marks.
and to restore bond.
Tillamook County vs. Edith M. Aider­ A tale of horror was told hy marks of
man, administratrix, Peter Helsel, L. human blood in the home of J. W. Wil­
H. Brown, Henry Rogers, P. McIntosh, liams, a well known merchant of Bae,
J. Donaldson, L. G. Freeman Mrs. R. Ky. He writes : “Twenty years ago [
Hays, Frank Wheeler. Eli Gixslspeed had severe hemorrhages of the lungs,
and W. G. Chance. Suit for money ano and was near death when I began tak­
ing Dr. King’« New Discovery. It com­
to restore bond.
pletely cured me and I have remained
Tims. F. Williams vs. V. Jacob. Action well ever since ” It cures Hemorrhages.
for money. Plaintiff granted permis Chronic Coughs, Settled Colds and Bron­
tion to tile reply and cause continued.
chitis, and is the only known cure for
Frank Ekroth vs. Tillamook County Weak Lungs. Every bottle guaranteed
and C. E. Illingworth. Writ of review. by Chas. I. Clough, Druggist. 50c. and
Motion to dismiss disallowed and esse 11.00. Trial bottle free.
taken under advisement, each party to
furnish briefs.
Geo. W. Phelps vs. Tillamook County
I am paying 7 cents a pound
and Geo. N. Hodgdon Writ of review.
for
well trimmed green hides.
Argument submitted, case taken under
advisement, each party to submit brief».
Leach’s Butcher Shop
Ella R. Hays v»._J. W. Maxwell.
Action for money. Dismissed without
cost.
R. Robinson vs. the R. Robinson
Cheese Co. Action for money. Motion
and demurrer over ruled, Defendant
given until today to plead.
In nearly every school, especially
Helen Jackson vs. Robert Jackson,
the Primary Grades, are one or
Suit for divorce. Continued for service.
more pupils who do not advance
as rapidly as the rest of the class
Edith M. Aiderman vs. Tillamook
and are accused of being dull or
County. Injunction.
not inclined to study. There is
R. L. Wade vs N. G. Digton. Action
no doubt that a great many of
for money. Default and judgment.
just such cases are caused by a
Maurice W. Northrup vs. Rosa P.
lack of nervous force because of
Northrup. Suit for divorce. Default
defective vision or eve strain.
for plaintiff.
When a pair of Perfectly Fitted
Glasses will overcome such diffi­
Edmond Fitzpatrick «nd others vs.
culty, why prevent vour chil­
Frank Fitzpatrick and others. Suit to
dren’s future because of defective
quiet title.
vision.
C. Desmond vs. J. W. Maxwell, Chas.
DR. HENRY E. MORRIS, Olsen BIA
Circuit Court.
Backward in School.
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
Near Todd's Building.
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc
ICE CREAM IN SEASON.
Books, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tablets, etc.
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
8TOVE BRUSHES.
H UR BRUSHES.
HOUSE BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies’ Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar
CLOSING
OUT SALE !
TODD & CO
Are still selling their Stock of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
and Furnishing Goods
At 20 to 33X per cent less than any store in Tillamook
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli-
cated soon.
r
Up-to-date goods at low prices.
TODD & CO
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laxative
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TABLETS
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Theycl^ighi'a^CoB.®««1 hV J-OWS Their Use-
"pen the bowel. Without griping »7th,nn’'nJ’!’"1'' L’
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Healthy condition, and cause cold,
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cold,, headaches, etc., to quickly disappear.
Reliable
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Druggist.