Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 06, 1906, Image 8

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 6. 1906
5 Io
G P. Wilt was allowed $3.5o per weskl
G. Hannenkrat...........
18
Nick Nelson.....................................
2 2o to care for Frank Archer.
40
Goe. P.' Wilt...............
Carl Knudson..................................
5 2o
M. Abplanalp.............
62
Application by the Bay City Land I
The board of county commissioner» W, A. Ayers.....................................
2 2o
P. B. Vantress.........
35
Dr. Witbyeomhe said it don’t pay to
E. R. Bales........................................
4 So Company for a rebate on taxes «as coal
met on Wednesday, with County Judge
Louis Johnson...........
34
is
true
and
a
F.
Zaddack,
team,
........................
grow yellow weed. That
2 2o ttnued.
F. M. Trout...............
22
H. F. Goodspeed and Commissioner G. Fred Kabba....................................
large number of farmers also know it
13 4o
D. W. Rhoades...........
Work in R D, No. 2,
W. Bodyfelt and were present.
3 4o
from actual experience.
28 00 C. R. Ostrander...,
How’s This?
W. H. Hoskins................................
The bills allowed were :
2 6o
56 00 Frankl Wheeler...........
* * *
Warren Hoskins............................
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
Tillamook City, improving street $] 6 05
12
7o
00
46
T.
R.-Elliott
...............
Taking a trip down the slough the
any case of Catarrh that cannot be curedbv
Geo. Regan...................................
Frank Nord tierg, work on road . . ' 4 00
19 8o Hall’s Catarrh l ure.
11 00 Will Maxwell.............
Wm. Smith....................................
other day at low tide, we were surprised«
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Reynolds & Jones, furniture, etc. 653 M
2<>
2
46
00
L.
Blvbeck
...................
Harry Crane.................................
We, the undersigned, have known p. j
to find such a large quantity of salmon
C heek R oad .
2 2o Cheney for the last 15 years., and believe him
60 00 W. S. Havs...
W.
S
Hare
........................................
8 00
heads and offal in the slough. This is no
J. D. Tucker, viewer........................
2 8o perfectly honorable in all business traus.
66 oo H. F. Holden..
nnd financially able to carry out any
8 oo Joe Price............................................
A. Brown ...........................................
2 2o actions
64 00 John Erickson
place to throw such trash, and the way
M
Ripley
.........................................
obligutions made by their firm.
4 to
Vernon Loomis-^chainman.........
2 2o
24 00 N. G. Boquist
W alding , R innan & M arvin .
John
Alegg
........................................
to preserve the public health is to put a
4 00
Maurice I Uys................................ .. ..
2 6o
40 20 Chas. McKillip
Wholesale Duggists, Toleldo, 0.
Ben Hanxhuidt.............................
■top to it at once.
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act.
F. L. Sappington, surveying
2 2o
19 00 W. D. Stillwell..........
Sam
...................................
ing
directly
upon ihe blood and mucous sur­
* ♦ *
Rogers, Bay Creek, Ludtke
2 2o faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
20 00 J. H. JEllison...............
Ben Johnson.................................... .
and Hughey roads and office
It might interest Francis J. Henev to
lo oo Pri< e 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
5 00 H. V. Alley...................
...............
. ...................
J
oli
11
H
ic
key
..................
.
Take Hall a Family Pills for couslipution.
work................. ....
.................. 80 oo
lo oo
know that the ex-U.S. marshal is going
H. Thompson.............
Work on Big Nestuica toll road.
R ogers R oad .
lo oo
108 80 H. Schollmeyer...........
J.C.
Mills
.......................................
by the name of Jack Morgan, so we are
4 00
8. M. Dailey ....................................
That the municipal street railv aysjs.
lo oo
84 00 D. C. Peregoy.............
Kellow..................................
informed by settlers on Garibaldi beach,
4 00 Orley
Gust Wicklun.l ................................
18 oo tern of Glasgow, Scotland, could pay a||
56 00 J. W. Thompson....
Jerry Lewallen...............................
H ughey R oad .
where Jack is camped with two women
8 6o
58 00 Chas. Easom...............
Lawrence............................
4 OO John
M. C. Trowbridua ............................
9 Go operating expenses. c<ist of maintenance,
whom the Portland newspapers claim
32 80 Sam Lundberg...........
Ed
Hanson
....................................
on
lames Williams ................................
4
18
oo taxes, and'so on, and will make money
60
47
H.
H.
Tubbesing
...
Ed Kellow........................................
are his nieces.
J
L udtke R oad .
lo oo on the basis of a universal 1 cent fare, is
49 20 W. Schollmeyer.........
* * *
Steve
Hill
........................................
James Thompson, viewer............... 28 00
lo oo shown by F. C. Howe in Scribner's. He
60 40 Fred Zaddack.............
E E. Cross.......................................
The Washington County county court
II. V. Alley, viewer ...................... 28 00
lo oo
41 60 H. Tohl
.................
Geo Kellow....................................
figures that at this rate last year the
don't want to give that county a bad
M F. Robinson, cliainman......... 14 00
oo
lo
20
17
Andrew Kline.............
14 00 L.Jenson..........................................
E. M. Harris, cliainmar..................
profit
would have been $75,000. Of ilia
name by publishing to the world that it
lo
oo
20
20
C B. Hadley...............
o' A. L011.men, marker...............
14 oo Charley lenson............................
lo oo 195,000,000 passengers carried, 30 per
30 60 I. C. Quick...................
has toll roads. Tillamook county can
Ernest Worthington, ax man .... 14 00 Claude Lewallen........................
14 80
cent paid 1 cent, 60 per cent paid 2
prove that toll roads will hoodoo any
10 00 Frank Cross.................................... . 17 80
J. B. Lomrneo, ..................................
Total................................................... 419 6o cents, and only 10 per cent more than 2
Joe Lowrence................................
section of country, so we don't want to
Fred Mills...................................... . 20 20 H. Crenshaw,expense bill bring-
M. F. Corrigan, serving sub-
cents.
see our neighbors east of us pointed out
1 00
A. J. Hembree from McMinn­
7 80 Arthur Hill......................................
tioenHS in Hembree case ...........
as antiquated toll roads advocates.
33 55
7 75 Dave McKinney............................ . 4 00
Jos. Bixby, merchandise
ville...................................................
3 20 G. P. Wilt, putting foundation
T imber L and , A ct J une 3RD, 1H78.—Nonci
’
* * *
A W. Severance, for postal cards 10 00 Arch Meyers....................................
for P ublication .
Work in R. D. No. 6.
3 o >
From what we can learn a large num
S J Harris, hauling rubbish....
1 60
under safes................... ■...............
United Slates Laud Office, Portland Ore.,
75
159
A. Arstell........................................
|. A. Dawson, team and surry
,A. L. Miller, moving seats in
May 8th. ioo6.
her of persons from Tillamook will at­
| court house ......................
4 oo Notice is hereby given that in compliance
60 II. P. Ottis................................... . 34 00
to go after Belitz and Hadlev.
tend the State fair at Salem next week,
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of Congress of
00
.
56
Wells
...........................................
Z.
The so-called labor government of Aus­ Mrs. Owens, witness before
J. A. Dawson, deputy hire and
June 3. I878, entitled” An act for the tale of
32 00
which is always an attraction, especially
o 00 i J. Imlah ......................
expenses during circuit court. 17 5o timber lands iu the States of California, Oregon,
grand jury ........................ ■ ■
tralia is tile theme of the latest letter
. 36 40 Mrs. J. Boodle for county poor. 32 oo Nevada, nnd Washington Territory,” as ex­
the stock show connected with it. The
L. J. Arstill...............
from Charles Edward Russell in his J. R. Eldridge, witness at Circuit
tended to ail the Public I,and States by act of
. 44 00 P. W. Todd, salary as county
7 20 D. Sanders.................
dairy operators will hayean opportunity
Court .............................................
August 4, 1892,
92 40
series for Everybody's.
He says that Mrs. T. J. Harris, ditto ...............
IL C Sanders.........
6
61
lo
31
treasurer
.......................................
THOMAS P- THORNTON.
to witness one of the latest inventions,
27 2U John Weiss, road plank...............
R. O. Allen ...............
the labor party in Australia is now Geo. Watson, painting and var­
so oo Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of
Oregon,
has
this day filed in this office his
80
that of a milking machine in operation.
1
i
Chas.
But
ko
...............
68 75 sworn statement
8 50
John Hickey, 22o hours work.
nishing ............. ................................
fighting out the battle that we shall have
No. 6967, for the purchase of
8 00 Fred Zaddack, salary as super,
* * *
Cohn & Co., merchandise ...........
11 25 , Forrest Gist...............
the
S
H
Sw
nnd Sw
Se
Sec. ?, and Se %
2 00
L. A. Burke...............
of
Se
%
of
Section
No. 3, 111 Township No. 1
There is no jealousy amongst the peo­ to tight; that it is “the advance wing of Chas. P. Nelson, for registering
oo
visor ............................................ . 5o
South, range No. 9 West, and will < ffer proof
80 00 Tillamook Lumbering Co...........
the
army
that
is
trying
to
better
con
i
A.
Imlah
.....................
5
00
3o
oo
ple of Tillamook because the Columbia
voters.............................
•••*
to show that the land sought is more valuable
46 O0
Webster Hudson....
Cost bill State vs. P, Buttz
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
river is gobbling up the lion’s share of ditions. All the stories about the ruin, G. B. Laiub, two months salary
4 80 A. T W hite.....................................
Jess Kennedy...........
purpnes, and to establish his claim to said
266
66
8o
3
hh
clerk
...................
•
•
•
•
■
•
•
•
•
faun
United States Land Office, at Port­
the appropriations for harbor improve­ bankruptcy, depression and retrogres Reynolds & Jones, coffin and box
43
90
D T. Werschkul''
4 oo land. before
J. C. Bewley, constable...............
Oregon, on Friday the 7th day ol Septem­
. 28 60 Maude Brooks, witness...............
ments. The resources of the country sion in the Australian federation he
for A. Wood.............. ..................... 35 00 William Glick.........
2 5o ber, 19O6. He names as witnesses:
8 00 Carry Marolf, witness................
J. W. Robinson, of Tillamook, Oregon; Wulter
9 50 Chas. Fleck.............
2 5o
tributary to the Columbia river demand found to lie untrue. On the contrary, Pacific Stites Telegraph C<>_ ...
P. I.aRoche, of Portland, Oregon; Dr. Charles H.
8 00 Preston Marolf, witness...........
J. F, Jenkins.............
2 So Upton,
even larger expenditure of money for the country was never more prosperous Cail llalierlach, making official
of Tillamook, Oregon; Charles John­
4
OO
Walter
Bowles
...........
00
3
count .................................................
Cost bill. State vs M. Cone.
son, of Tillamook, Oregon.
harbor and river improvements. One of The methods by which false notions J. C. Holden,ditto............................
4 00 A. T White, Justice......................
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
3 00 I Frank Owens .........
6o
2
above described lands are requested to file tlieir
28 00 [. C. Bewley, constable .............
these days we hope it will lie possible to have been created in Europe are the Headlight, printing ......................
42 83 I A. L. Learned...........
2 5o claims
in this offiee on or before said 7th day
2 00
2 00 James Whitman....
open the eyes of the powers that be and same •’ by which in our own country W E Page, rent of stove...........
Cost bill, State vs Louis Loll.
of Septembe . 1906.
.
20
00
w
’
E.
Southwick,
digging
gravn
Sam Hunter...............
A lgernons . D resser , Register.
6 35
A. T. White, jus ice........................
convince them that Tillamook and the every man that attacks the prevailing
. 22 00 i J. C. Bewley, constable...............
5 00 i Ed Knoblock...............
for A Wood
■
'
9 7o T imbkk L and , A ct J uns 3x0, 187*.—N otic *
other Coast Counties have enormous order is covertly assailed and misrepre­ G A. Gray, care of A. \\ oou.. .^.
W
ork
on
L
ittle
N
khtucca
T
oll
3 00
Virgil Donaldson, witness...........
2 5o
for P ublication .
R oad .
resources also waiting to be developed, sented and lied about.” What the rail­ Browne
Tone,
watching L.
United States Land Office, Portland, Ore.,
I). T. Edmunds, witness...........
1 7o
40
00
August 25th, 1906
Frank
Yack
.........................................
2
00
and for a few years, nt least, they would roads and trusts are to America " the
Erwin Harrison, witness..........
1 7o
Schultz............... •••••................ ..
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
L. Yack................................................. 39 00 J. Durer,juror...................................
1 2o with th© provision» of the act <»f Congress of
like to be in a position where they could great landed interests are to Australia ” B. C. Lamb, clock for court
18 60 F. M. Trout, juror.......................
house................................................. 12 50 H G. McClane................................
1 2o June 3. IM7H, entitled “ An act for the sale ot
get the lion's share ol the appropriations Mainly what the labor party has done is A. L. Miller, balance due...............
2 OU
Innd» in the States of California, O h gon,
1 40 T. G. Winne........................................
Geo. Williams, juror........... ..
1 2o timber
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex
so as to give Western Oregon a “■quart to pass graduated land taxes to force \V. E. Southwick, work in court
50 Erick Gladii, juror........................
G. Baxter......... .................................
1 4o tended to all the Public Land States by act of
idle
lands
into
the
small
farmers'
leacli,
1
Oo
J.
Foster
.......................................
2 00
deal,” which it hasn't had.
house................... ......................... ..
Albert Marolf, juror...................
1 4o August 4, 1892.
G. W. Murphy.................................... 20 00 Frank Wheeler, juror.................
M. BOWLBY,
to regulate the employers’ liability, to Carl Haberlach, salary us county
1 6o Of Tillamook, EMMA
* * *
county of Tillamook, State of Ore­
W
ork
in
R.D.
No.
3.
30
54
treasurer
...........................
Cost bill, State vs V. Donaldson
This is a bit of advice one of the pas- better conditions of mine and factory
gon,
has
this
day
filed
iu this office her sworn
Wes Day ............................................. 31 00 A. T White,justice........................
C E Reynolds, investigating
1 oo s ateinent No 7011. for the purchase of the S
tors of this city would like to impress work, to exclude trusts, to give women
B. Niclos............................................... 60 00 J. C Bewley, constable...............
and lots 1 and 2, of Section No, 1.
death of Kasper Von Burger
5
1 5o Ne
in tp. No. 2 north, Range No. 7 we t and
upon the man who is about to get into equal lights, to limit hours of lalior, to K Mills, salary as deputy clerk 100
A. Vaughn......................................... 20 00 A T. White, in Wilson river
will offer proof to show that the land sought
Will Elliott......................................... 89 00
W ork IS R D. N o . 4.
double harness: ‘ When you go to get institute arbitration, to keep out colored
1» more valuable for its timber or stone than
road
arrests
..................................
5o
2 00
Pike’s team.........................................
for agricultural purposes, and to establish her
1
G. C. Vaughn.....................................
Cost bill. State vs. W. S Linkbait.
married, first, look over the marriage aliens and to abolish Kanaka slavery.
claim to ©aid land before the County Clerk ot
A. Schlappi ......................................... 26 00 A. T. W hite, justice..
D. D West .........................................
9
4 65 Tillamook County, at Tillamook City, Ore.»
* * *
service with the minister so that you
L. Wilson ..... ................................. 23 40 Lillie Cox, witness..
Lloyd Powell ..................................... 42
7 5o on Tuesday, the Sth day of November, I906.
Tile
civic
federation
of
New
York
may know and he may know just what
19 40 W. L. Davis.................
W. Doughty....................................
names as witnesses :
Ike Wells............................................. 33
7 So She
Janies R. Reeher, of Glen o' a, Oregon ; Wm.
F. Pike.................................................. 19 00
If
you want, whether the rather long «er city has appointed a general committee John Webber ....................................
R.
Illingworth,
of Tillamook, Oregon ; FredL.
O. Slaseck............................................. 19 60 Alvin Thompson............................
7 5o Sappington, of Tillamook. Oregon ; William L.
vice with a ring, or the shorter service of sixty to ai<! in improving the working II B. Darby......................................... 40
Amos Vrughn.................................... 21 Ou H. Crenshaw for typewriter... 102 5o Riefenberg, of Bay City, Oregon.
Hull Johnson.....................................
conditions
in
the
various
trades
and
in
without it. Then, when all is done nnd
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
L. McFalls ......................................... 12 co rillamook Lumber Co., lights..
31
Rus Johnson......................................
10 oo above-described
latrclfare requested to tile their
you have accepted the marriage certifi stitutlons of the cities. It includes many Priston Marolf ................................
R. McFalls......................................... 12 Oo Tillamook Water Co .................
60
8 5o claims in this office on or betore said 6th day
C. Hanson ..........................................
8 ue Fred .Kebbe, jr., part payment
of November, 1906.
cate, don't say to the minister ‘What is employers, as well ns officers of labor —. Christenson ................................ 16
A uikrnon S. D rksher , Register.
1 56
—. Jennings.......................................
23
on Ludke road............................ 150 oo
your bill ?' or 'How much is it ?' Hut unions. Already ill» first subcommittee, Jim Murphy ..............................
— Staseck...........................................
8 75 McNair & Co., merchandise....
Jess Earl............................................. 24
16 3o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
quietly hand him an envelope containing that of tlie metal polishers, lias reported T. McCormack ................................ 24
Wes Day............................................... 40 00 F. N. Wilson, county poor....
S oo
Department of the Interior,
the usua I (95.00) or more, if you wish statistics showing the need of ventila­ Henry Olds...........................................
Laud Office at Portland. Ore.,
W ork in R D. N o . 3.
R. L. Wade, merchandise...........
8
8 2<>
July2»th, 1«/ j 6.
tion
devices
in
the
work
places
of
this
P. Jacolts.............................................
64 80 Herald, printing............................
J. F. Webber ....................................
Hi
to. You will thus avoid embarrasment
34 oo
Notice ta hereby given that tlie following-
Geo.
Tinnerstet
................................
60
73
Rus Johnson .....................................
8
named settler hss filed notice of hia intention
Claims of Jurors at County Court.
for yourself and him.” We must add a cralt.
» * *
D. Billings .............................. .......... 64 00 -
. . Oliver.....................................
2o to make final proof in support of his claim,
Ike Wells.............................................
6
Daniel
2
little more to this, and advise the happy
and that said proof will be made befoie the
J W. Maddux..................................... 56 80 M. C. Trowbridge- •........................
4
It seems but a short time since the Peter Norberg....................................
60 County Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook
2
couple to make tracts for the Headlight
Albert Nelson..................................... 12 80 Geo. P. Wilt.........................................
B Turner............................................. 30
2o City, Oregon, on September 7th, 1906, via.:
2
first pilgrims to the Klondike suffered
Frank Bes:er .....................................
PAT DOUGHNEY.
3 20 W. D. Bodyfelt................................
Wm. Turner.......................... .............. 38
office to receive the editor’s blessing, for
2o II E. No. ifigK, for the lots 3 and 4, of Section
great hardships in climbing Chilkoot Charley Blum..............................
Geo Davis ....................................... .
o 20 0, A. Elliott....................................... 22 80
I'J
no marriage is complete without a nice
3o, tp. I south, rauge 7 west.
Herbert Edgar............................ ......
36 80 Matt Casey.........................................
pass, and now the traveler there is given
He names the following witnesses to prove
2 2o
Ernest Haag ....................................
newspaper send off We did live in a
41
Erie Erickson..................................... 38 40
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
a lift toward Dawsoil by 111 miles of Elmer Hall .............................. .... 22
community lor twelve months where it
F. Struby ...........................................
8 20 Reynolds & Jones, furniture .. 243 96 of said land. vis. :
railway. Skaguay, its sea terminal, is a Clarence Til tie.................................... 21
F. J. Go bar, of Trass, Oregon; Williata
Geo. Olds............................................. 20 80 C. W. Talmage, pre|«ring peti­
was quite customary for newly married
Himes, of Trask. Oregon; Chas H. Himes. M
6
city with steam.heated hotels, liai'k. Eddie Wist......... ..............................
Arnold
Wagner
................................
50
Trask,Oregon
; J. D. Morris, of Tillanao k,Or.
5
tion
..................................................
2 5o
couples to bring to the editors, or send
A lokrnon S D rxssek , Register.
Virgil Donaldson ............................
ojiera house, college, electric lights, Wist Eugine......................................... 22
2 lo Fred Forslund, hose and noeels.. 76 20
Ben Turner, w agon.......................
them, n piece of wedding cake, and, like
Robert Nelson.....................................
4 (SI King & Mills merchandise .... 26 45
steam laundries and first class water, Alvin Blum........... ..........................
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the pastor, we felt a little embarrased at
Geo P. Wilt.........................................
3 20 H. F. Goodspeed, salaiy as
Department of the In erior.
works. Alaska is the most promising J. H Moor...........................................
Land Office at Portland, Ore.,
county judge ............................... 100 oo
first.
Claims of witnesses in Hembree case.
July 2bth, 1906.
Jacob
Blum
.........................................
base
lor
a
steady
advance
on
the
pole.
* M *
G.
W.
Body
felt,
salary
as
com
­
lames
Atkinson
.......
14
00
Notice
is
hereby
given that tne following
M. 1>. Reading....................................
named settler ha« filed notice of his intention to
The fact that A. J. Hembree is going
missioner .
................................. 35
Lewis
Loll
..................
2
20
Glen Apsley.........................................
make final proof in support of his claim, and
V. Donaldson.............
12
3 00 L. P. Gray & Ghin, timber .... .
to take his sentence is, in the minds of a
Fred Blum...........................................
that said proof will be made before the County
Well Worth Trying.
Anna Roenicke..........
2o
9 00 Tillamook Water Works
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook City, Ore.,
great many persons, a confession that
W. II. Brown, the popular pension
on September 8th, iqo 6 via. :
Claims Continued :
14 00
S. M. Dailey, work.................
91 25 C 8. Atkinson...........
he committed the horrible crime. The attorney, of Pittsfield, A t , says: "Next
CORNKLIUS AUSTIN,
A. W Severance, postage .
2 20 Edna Garfield, taking testimony
5 00 W. G. Harris.............
H E. No. 13612 for the S H Nw
and Nk
to
a
pension,
the
fiest
tiling
to
get
is
Dr.
dying agonies and the cruel deaths of
in Hembree case............................ 50 oo Sw
W. D. Stillwell...........
2 20
of sec 28, tp 2 south, range lowest
King's New Life Pills.” He writes: W. R. Rutherford, teachers' ex.
Joe
Price,
for
gravel
...............
..
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to provS
00
S.
Edwards
............
U
20
amination
..............................
5
25
>A
14
Hembree's wife nnd daughter as he com. " they keep my family
12
in splendid
his continuous residence upon and cultivatim
6 20
12 <><> Thos. Coates................
mitred the bloody deed may never be health.''
of said land, vis :
Quick cure for Headache, Margaret Tone, ditto.............
In the matter of the petition of Henry
4 20
A. M. Auhtin, of Netarts. Oregon: George W
167 56 J. S. Stephens............
Biliousness.
25c. W W. Wiley, salary as supt
divulged, but as Hembree passes the rest Const ipation and
Alex McNair, merchandise ___
4 20 Rogers and otheis fora county road, the Kiger, of Tillnmook. Oregon Albeit Mason, of
20 78 F. L. Sappington.......
Tillamook,
Oregon ; llet.ry Woolfe, of Tilla­
of his days in the state penitentiary, the Quarantfied at Chas. I. Clough's Drug A. M. Hare, salary as assessor
11 00 viewers’ re|a>rt having been filed, the mook, Oregon.
200 00 lames P. Eldridge....
Store.
ciuel scene, with the consciousness of his
C. A. Johnson, salary as deputy 100 KO Mrs Mary E. Phelps.
14 00
A loss non 8. D resser Register.
E. E. Cross..................
11 40 court allowed W. H. Oweus $20 dam­
M. F. Corrigan, board for A. J.
guilt, will haunt him night and day and
NOTICK TO CBKDITOBS.
Hembree......................................... 10 00 G. W. Body leit...........
2 20 ages and made an order that henceforth
make a mental wreck of him.
Hembree
NO MAN IS STRONGER THAN
lohn Venable..............
Job Foster, deputy sheriff at
N otice I s H ereby GrvBN,—Thnt the un-
22 00 that said road shall be considered a pub
HIS
STOMACH.
is getting off too easy, for a man who
general election ........... .............
12 00 lie highway, and that an order lie issued dt-rsigned has l>cen duly appointed Adminis­
a oo Joseph Atkinson........
trator of the Estate of H enry L. W ilcox ,
Let the groatost athlete havedysnepsfa Win. Bodyfelt, salary as janitor. . 78 (3) ' Lawson Hembree ...
18 00
is that blood-thirsty that he will murder
deceased, by the County Court of Tillamook
and his muscles would auon fad. Physi­ Jos. Bixby, merchandise...............
16 00 to the proper supervisor directing said County. Oregon. All persons having claims
70 I Roy Hembree...............
his wife and daughter to cover up ano­ cal strength is derived from food. If a
I L. L. Hembree...........
H M. Farmer, salary as super­
M 00 road to be opened, and that that part ol against the Estate of said Henry L. Wilcox»
ther terrible crime ought to died on the man has Insufficient food he loses strength.
are hereby required to present the same du­
sor ...............................................
11 60 the old road be vacated which is not in­ ly
0 00 i J. Lewnllen..................
If he has no (»*4 he dies Food is con­
verified as required by law to the under­
gallows, for if one man can take life in verted into nutrition through the stom­ Win. Harris, deputy sheriff, Cir­
Mrs Mary 1-ewallen
14 60 cluded within the bounds of the road signed at the office of H T. B otts attornev-
at-law,
in Tillamook City Oregon, witfcis
James
I
’
hompson
-----
It depends on tho
26
that manner and get off so cits vs. where ach and bowels.
cuit Court.........................................
40
50
2
six months from the date of this notice.
of the stomach to what extent J. C. Holden, salary as deputy
left Wallace..................
10 10 hereby established.
is the protection to hnman lile and for strength
Dated this Uth day of August,
food eaten Is digests! and assimilated. | sheriff............................................... 100 oo Mrs. L. A. Hoyt........
In ihe matter of the Bay Creek road,
14 20
F. R B eals ,
defenceless women and children ? It is, as People can die of starvation who have
Administrator of the estate
j H. Crenshaw, salary as sheriff . 266 66 L. A. Hoyt.....................
14 20 the Hughey road and the Louis Ludtke
of Henry L. Wilcox, deceased.
we said some time ago, life is held too abundant food to eat, when the stomach I H, Crenshaw, board for A. J.
E. E. Goucher..........
26 40 road, the viewers reports were placed on
and Its ass<x’iate organs of digestion and
A.
Bunn
.........................
Hembree and W. 8. Linkbart. . 45 25
cheap in this country, wish too many nutrition do not perform tiieir duty.
5 40
AiiMijiMrmroK's xirrltx
|. H. Harter................
2 20 tile and the roads declared open, the
loop holes left in the law for homocides Thus the stomach is really the vital or­ E. W. Stanley, work in moving
N oticb is Hasaav liivsx.—That the un­
Geo.
Edmunds
............
gan of the body. If the stomach la "weak*
into Court House ........................
order
of
the
court
being
similar
to
that
8 90
3 75
dersigned .has been duly appointed by the
to crawl through. However, most every tho tuidy wll* tie weak also, because It Is P. Brown, ditto................................
2 20 in the Rogers road.
20 00 M. H. Larsen...............
County Court of the State of Oregon for
person in Tillamook is aware that it is a upon tho stomach the body relies for its
Geo. W Cox..............
Tillamook County, administrator of the
W
ork
in
R.D.
N
o
.
5.
8
00
strength. And as the N m Iv. considered as
In the matter of the reports of road estate of KASPER VON BKRGHN. deceased.
8 20
travesty of justice to send Hembree to a whole. Is made up of its several mom- P. Newberg.........................................
8 (M1|J. R. Eldridge................
Ail persons having claims against said
supervisors,
it
was
ordered
that
the
j Ira Spencer......................................... 57 8tl i
estate are hereby required to present the
Hie penitentiary and not to the gallows. bers and organs, so the weakness of the
1 O. W. Kinnaman ............................ 76 HO
Total
same to me properly verified, as by law re­
countv
clerk
notify
the
various
road
sup
­
body
as
a
consequence
of
"weak"
stom
­
366
80
» » St
quired. at the office of Carl Habevlach. at­
ach will be distribut'd among the or­ ' N. I. Dye.............................................
0”> |
Jurors in Hembree Case.
ervisors, that in presenting their own torney-at-law. in Tillamook City, Oregon,
As several of our subscribers feel sur­ gans which compose tho body. If tho J. P. Tucker....................................... 42
11 20 | C. N. Drew.......
six months from the date hereof.
2 2o claims to the court they should give the within
prised that the editor should allow a body Is weak because It Is ill-nourished I H. L. Jensen ..................................... 86
Dated this 26tb day of July. l*Hi.
00 Jolie Foster ....
that physical weakneua will be found in
18 2» dates of working in each month and
JOHN NEK1 B.
liquor dealer's advertisement to appear all the organs—heart, liver, kidneys, etc. J J. Howser.....................................
» 60 P. B. C. Lucas
Administrator of the Bstate of Kasper
lo 8o
number of hours worked each dav.
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, .-...«nr
8 6oi F N. Wilson....
in the columns of the Headlight, it is as The liver will bo torpid ami inactive, C. Dye..................................................
„ . Haberlach.
. Ton
Bergen,
deceased.
2
2°i
I
.
..
...
.
..
.
,
..
.
Carl
Attorney
for Administrator.
Frank Dye.........................................
---- -»---- Kingsley...
In the matter ol the taxes of Martha | __
__________________ -
Theodore
well for us to explain the position of the giving rise to bi Hou ¿net's, kwaof appetite. ! | P. B. I.ucas......................................... Oo 00 I VI
8 oo
weak nerves, feeble or irregular action of
4 80 W. J. Craver..............
2 6n E. Hall, it was ordered that a warrant
Press in such matters. The advertising heart, palpitation, dizziness, headache, I. Tompkins.... .................................... » 4 00
J. F. Jenkins ..............
17 6o I be drawn for $3 26 to pay the taxes.
columns of a newspaper is a business backache and kindred disturbances and Ray Reace............................................. 29 00 A. McDonald..............
weaknesses.
8 oo
Sidnev Moon .....................................
In the matter of the petition of Fred
1 80 M.T. Chance.............
proposition, open to all legitimate busi­
Mr Louis Pare, of Quebec, writes: "For R. Y.'Blalock.....................................
2 8o[
after my health began to fall, my head
1 00 A. L. Miller.................
ness. and lor newspapers to discriminate years
18
oo Lange for a private road was continued. h#« Beaotifallr located in Portland <be»'*
grew dlxxy, eyes pained me, and my stomach H. A Chopard............. ....................... 21 30
......
In the matter of the petition of Wm.
2 8o
against one and not anothei advertiser was sore all the time, while everything I Ike Shortridge..................................... 88 60 Guy Vaughn
offers anrarpssoed fsedittes lor the c0
would
would mh ui to lie heavy like lead
E. T. Haltom..............
2 2o 1 Armstrong for Necarney Mountain road tore and education of yon ns women. S»ec
would lie a narrow view, with llie re­ w» my stomach. The dortors claimed that Lee Lyater........................................... 39 0O M. Curl ......................
17
opportnnitiea
m Mu lie Art Loneusses »nd lJter
4o|
It was sympathetic trouble due to dyspeptda.
............... ...............
5 TO John Larsen...............
was continued until the next term o> •ture Wei) eyu.pt.ed Pt><o< .1 »nd them«-»)
sult that one class would object to one and pnMM'rllMMl for me. and although I took Dell Spencer
3 6o i
Browne Lyeter ..............................
00
4
court.
their
powders
regularly
yet
I
felt
no
I>etter.
W.C.
King
...............
oratories, Herbenum end Mineral Cebinet The
kind of advertising and a not her class to
2 2°
My wife advised me to try l>r. Pierce s Golden Norman Christenson ......................
2 40 Frank Whilehart
largest and o.doet Ladies' Seminar, in the rtetvx
8 oo
Mrs. Osburn was allowed $12.Ao.
some other kind of advertisement, so if Medical Discovery and stop taking the duc~ P. R. Coulson ................................
North went, it eniore a national reputation lor .m-
tor’s medicine. She bought im> a lottie and M. A. Cady......................................... 11 OO D. Htlhnss...... ...
Go
1
2
Max
Crandell
is
to
expert
the
countv
editors had to comply with either one of we man » found that 1 began to Improve, eo I
pantos
the best physical mental and moral t'»-
8 30 A. I’lasker...................
2 2o| books up to Oct. 1st.
Janies
Pokier
.....................................
ing
and deselopins tree womanhood Mtt.P»
kept
up
the
treatment.
I
tot»k
on
flesh,
my
1 OO C. A. Elliott
the different factions which make up stomach l«ecame normal, the digestive organs
....
4
8o
eocmll, and edocanonall, for the most era tea
o 10
L. Kinnaman ...................................
Tlie Bay City Land Company made •ration Coolers Academic end Coiiestale Dt-m-ea
Geo Williams ...........
a community, he would either lie in hot work<H| perfo'tljr and I soon began to look J. F Jackson.....................................
2 2o
Í IX) Wm. Tinnerstet ...
like a different p**rsun. I can never cease to
br State Authont,. Interference with coasKtii"’
application
for
a
franchise
to
use
the
2
2<>'
water all the tune or would have no hnsi
tw grateful for what your medicine has dune W. Bacon, watching gate ...........
1 40 Amos Vaughn.........
3 i»o ’ county road lor an electric, railroad the ol nooCnholn-s wwrepnloralr esmded Acedes”
me and I crrtalnlv rive it highest praise." T. Couluon. ditto
...................
ness after a while. Hence, the Press can­ for Dmi*i
50
I
■e
toeall, located em.d mepmas scemc edvatr
Jas.
Staseck
.................
M wheedled by a penny-grabbing
4 8n ?
Work in R. D. No. 1.
construction of which is to commence leers Social opportunities sorb an are evml»
not, and should not, discriminate, so we dealer Into taking inferior substitutes tor
Henry Leach.... ...
5 <M1
i
to
no
other „ eit, on Ihe Coaet Bui'dmsslanrr
raw
Dr. perce’s medicines, recommended to Wm. Norns................... .. ................... 34 OO S. W. EHiott .............
.,™
.
rommodi-us
well Hatred heated and -----------
centilitre.
are tollowing the rule. However, we are be
3 or, * in six months. The court decided to ,___
"just as good."
S. Linkhart.......................
....... 35 <811 Homer Mason ...........
ami nrirsir w«« •«*<’*’>
2 4o hold an adjourned sesrion on the 2oth
glad to see that some of our readers so
To gain knowledge of your own body­
H Thompson................................. ..
4 4o Í of September to take this ma tier up.
in skkness and health send for the IVo* Fred Witte............................................ 48 OO I J. 8. Diehl....................
BIld l)rwubosi Mcntkms the character
icalously guard the columns of the Head
34 <811 Alex Watt....................
pie’s Common Honse Med ion I Adviser. A
2 2o¡
Deed ot K. J. Dunn and others was •nd tradition, at see sad
J.
H. Womelsdorf............ ................. 34 00 Peter Kernel ................
light. But let us impress upon our good Itook of lUH lutges. Bend >1 one-cent
2 2t 1
i aaanaareno-nt
modrat SarMactora
reterancesrvqwrrd
W rtf
8 HO I M C. Trowbridge ..
friends that legitimate advertising is one , sUm|nt for paper-covtwd, or 31 stamp« Geo. Knight.........................................
booklet
Beard and tmintolf®»^
4 8O| acceptetl.
___________ ....
part ol the newspaper business and the | for cloth-bound cony. Address Dr. R. V. Ernest Worthttiglou....................... 48 OO, 8. V Anderson
Go Í Petition of Chas. Ray and others for a' rear AS Srras SisterSaserior Sr Marr's Acadrnr
6
Pierce, 003 Main Streat, Buffalo, N. Y.
| C. V. Fraattotamffi........ .................
2 00|H E. Weston....
2 2o ’ road to be surveyed was oootioued.
|
¡PORTLAND,
0RBG0S, U.S.A.
i
Editorial Snap Shots.
policy of a newspaper another.
The
policy of the Headlight on all matters of
interest to the people of Tillamook have
been outspoken and no one can accuse us
being a “policy man,’" afraid to express
our opin'on because it was against the
interests or would offend some of our
advertisers. When I the Headlight took
up the fight against gambling, it did so
alone, but we don't remember any of our
good friends coming round and helping
us out when the gamblers and their
“stool pigeons” on several occasions
tried to start a “boycott” on the Head­
light. Oh, no ; the Headlight went it
alone, did not ask for any favor nor care
for the disfavor of anyone, in molding
public sentiment against gambling, and
when the time came for the people to
talk, they cleared out the whole shooting
match and the saloons as well. We have
mentioned this little fact to show <vur
good friends that the policy of a news­
paper is one thing and that of legitimate
advertising is another. In politics let us
also say that the Headlight is republican
and not prohibition, and whatever side
it has taken on any local issues it has
done so siucerely and fearlessly, and it
is upon that that the editor places his
reputation as a newspaper men and is
subject to public criticism.
Commissioners* Court.
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