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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 21. 1907 Real Estate Transfers. Editorial Snap Shots. Reported by H. T. Botts. Abstracter. Hello, Grandpa Hiner I—Shake. * * * U.S. Patent to Bertha Williams. 46 75 Representative Beals' name was made acres. Section 6, tp 3 south, range to read "Neals" in Sunday's Oregonian. 6 »eat. » * » U.S. Patent to Fred K Hungerford. 160 It is a bigger job than some persons acres. Section 17, tp 2 south, range are a ware of to bluff, coerce or gag the 8 west. Press. The Press don't haye to shut up. U.S. Patent to Thomas C. Devlin. 160 « « « If anyone else wants to jump onto the acres. Sections 17 and 20, tp 2 south, range 8 west. snap shot rnan, now's the time to get in ■o that he cuu enjoy all the fun together. U.S. Patent to Anthony R. Gangloff. MW* 160 acres. Sections 17 and 20, tp It is time there was another piimary south, range 8 west. election. We wish to inform the office U.S. Patent to Charlie Seaburg. 160 seekers that we are running out of blot- acrea. Sections 8 and 9, tp 3 north, ten. range 6 west. « * * Paper is on the jump again and the U.S. Patent to Harry Ackley. 160 80 wholesale houses have notified printers acre«. Section 6, Ip. 3 south, range that all prices on paper have been with 6 west. drawn. Unless the printers and news S. Patent to Frank A. Johnson. 80 paper men raise prices, they will have to acres. Section 11, tp 1 south, range do work at less profit. 8 west. * * * If Roilie would take a bath and wash U S. Patent to Henry S. Newman. 160 acres. Section 4, tp 1 south, range away that sour, disgruntled, jealous feel 8 west. ing he has against the Headlight man, he wouldn’t be continually sickening his U.S Patent to Sarah Lawrence. 157.86 seres Section 4, tp 2 south, range readers with such articles he is publish 8 west. ing about us. But Roilie and his asso ciate, W. B. Smith,make a splendid team. U.S. Putent to John J. Mclaaac. 160 Keep it up, boys, if you want to give acres. Section 12, tp 6 south, range every body a sick, tired feeling. 10 west. * * ♦ U.S. Patent to Charles 11. Guyne. 120 We record the death of another Tilla acres. Section 25, tp. 2 north, range mook woman and early settler of this 7 west. county this week. It is that of Mrs. Maxwell, wife of ex-Setiator |. \V. Max U.S. Patent to John M. Bruce. 160 acres. Section 23, tp 1 north, range well. She has gone to her reward, with 7 west. relatives and friends mourning their loss, for she was loved and greatly respected U.S. Patent to Julin M. Bruce, 160 acres. Sections 14 and 13, IP • by all who knew her, having made a north, range 7 west. good wife and above all a fond and affec tionate mother. S. Patent to James S. Bruce, 16o * * * acres. Section 11, tp 1 north, range Times are going to be lively in Tilla 7 west. mook County the coming summer, with U S. Patent to Henry A. Kuhn. 160 two railroads building and with people acres. Section 14, tp 1 north, range looking for new locations, this county 7 west. never had a brighter outlook, and we ex U.S. Patent to Roy W. Whitney. 160 pect to see quite a large number added to acres. Suctions 20. 21 and 29. tp2 the population of the county by the end south, rau^efi west. of the year, together with numerous in dustries planned or in course of con U.S. Patent to George H. Hi, gins. 189.03 acres. Section 3, tp 3 toutb, struction. * ♦ * range 10 west. Astoria 4ancc halls have closed and the U.S. Patent to Mary McDonald. 156.78 gamblers in that city have closed down acres. Section 4. tp 6 south, range because a grand jury is to be called. It 10 west. is tought on gamblers and nut surprising that Astoria should become tired uf har U.S. Patent to Prince W. Todd. 160 acres. Section 13, tp. 2 north, range boring a lot of gambling thieves who 7 west. live on blood money. So Asturia is be u u coming safe and sane, and instead of so much money being diverted to gambleis with nothing to show for it by those lost it, this inonev will go into the legiti mate channels of business, and the per sons who spends tliir inonev buying mer chandise will be benefit ted, the merchant benefitted and the city as well. * * * Governor Chamberlain vetoed the bill for a Juvenile Court in Multnomah county and the legislature pnssed it over his head with only one legislator vot- ing against it. That was a well merited rebuke to the governor, for those who have studied the work of juvenile courts claim that boys and girle, who, in some thoughtless and careless manner, do wrong, can I* more MucceMtully dealt with in the juvenile court than sending them to jail with the criminal class. Every large city should have*a mvenile court, fur they act as a preventative to crime. Juvenile courts have come to stay, and the cost should not cut any figure when it is possible to make good citizens out of boys and girls who may have hap|>eiied to have done wrong » « « Chapter V —Without in any way ac cusing anyone of »hr alleged graft of $10,000 in corneciion with the construc tion of the Tillamook City water sys tem, we have said enough to justify the matter lieing sifted by n grand jury, so it is now up to the district attorney's office to make an investigation and prosecute, if the allegation is proven, those who were implicated That is the propei course, fur it is in the grand jury room and not in the newspapers that the mat ter should tie sifted and cleared up in jus lice to all parties. This is no time, how ever for anyone to threaten the Press or anyone else with (»erseint ion or to apply the “gag’’to compel the Preu to "shut tip.’’ It is a time fur calm investigation, and we have said enough to justify this, for it is plain that parties have done some “squealing.’* And liecausetlie Press hap pened to repeat some of the “sqealings." there are those who want to jump onto the Headlight man. But how foolish. We cannot help it if people ’ squeal." Neglected Colds Threaten Life (From ths Chh-ago Tribun« ) •' ' Don't trifle with a cold,' 1» good adric« for pnidsnt mao and woman It may ba vital In ths ease of a child Pro per fou<1, gomi ventilation, and dry. warm clothing are ll-e pioper safeguards againat colds. If they are maintained through the changeable weather of autumn, winter and spring, th« chance« of a surprise from ordinary cnida will he alight. Hut the ordinary light cold will townie Mteia it negfe trU. and a well establish, d rqre eo|d Is 1» tln> germa of diphtheria what honey ia to the toe The greatest nienacr to child life at thia sea •on of the year ia the neglected cold ” Whether it la a child or adult, lhe ooid alight or Mverw. die very twet Iraalmenl that raa la* ailopted ia to give Cha tutor latn'a Cough Remedy. Il ia safe and sure. The great popularity and immense ■ale of thia preiierallon has been attained l>y its remarkable cures of thtanilmenl A cvhi never real ilia tn pneumonia • ton Hie grvea. Fur «ale by Clough's Ihug ■Ma. U.S. Patent to Ciara E. Larson. 160 acres. Sections 3 and 4. tp 3 north, range 6 west. Belle Handley to Z C. Eldred, L. H Field and C. C. Bloomfield. 160 acres in sections 5 and 6, tp 2 south, ■ a ige 8 w est.—$1. Fred R. and Bird L. Beals to Nelson P. Wheeler. Half interest in 8e 14, section 25. tp 2 south, range 8 west. —»600. Hairv Ackley to J. A. Spies. 160.80. in section 6, tp 3 south, range 6 west. —$1600. James Williams and wife to J. A, Spies. 187 20 acres in section 6, tp 3 south, range 6 west.—$1876. Claude Ackley to J. A. Spies, 160.85 acres in section 6, tp 3 south, range 6 west -$1600. Verner Holden to J. A. Spies. 160.57 acres hi motion 6, tp 3 south, lapge 6 west — $1600. L T. Wilkes and wife to Essie M. Ciane. I/its 1 and 2. block I. A. A. Miller's addition to Tillamook City.—$100. Alfred Carlson and wife to James Stasek. 40 acres in section 21, tp I south, range 9 west. --$8850. Irvin Payne and wife to J. IV. Torn) - kina. 80 acrea. Section 34. tp. 1 south, range 10 west.— $1800. Samuel C. Tomlinson to Frank Alleiider. 156 42 acres in sectien 27, tp 3 north, range 9 west. —$'2000. G S. Thayer aud wife to Brad Batzner Tract in section 27, tp. 4 south, range 10 west.-$500. Margaret Allen to Sarah E. Patton. 157.94 acres in section 3, tp 6 touih, range 10 west —$1100. Frank Casidy to Marion P. Lindslev. 158.16 acres in section 3, tp 6 south, range 10 west. $900. Lauia E. Kabkee to Frank W. Crane. Q lit claim to tract in section 35, tp 2 north, range 10 west —$1. Roy W. Whlteney and wife to Z C. Eldred. L. H. Field and C. C Bloom field. 160 acres in sections 20, 21 and 29, tp 2 south, range 8 west—$1. t. R. Beals and wife to Nelson P. Wheeler. Vi of Se, section 25. tp 2 south, ranges west—$1000. Burr L. Beals and wife to Fred R Beals. Quit claim to tract in section 25, tp 2 south, range 8 west --$1. Business I CAN GET IT Vinnie A. Vincent and wife to Nelson P. Wheeler. 160 acres in section It. tp. 6 south, range 9 west.- $1675. Arthur C. Diiuick and w ife to Archibald C. Gist, er. 160 acres in section 21, tp 4 south, range 10 west.—$675. Your Beal Estate or For No Matter What Your Property is Worth, orin What Town, City, State or Territory it is Located. If I dill not have the ability and facilities to sell your property, I certainly i10}11'1^evv^proi’iertie« ^ndS tiaement. This "ad'' (H.e nil .ny other "ads”) is practically sure to place on my I .st a ft"’* "X 'and am just as sure to sell th-se propel ties and make enough money in commissions to pay for the cost of these ads, make a good profit bi-sides. That is why I have so large a real estate business today. Why not put your projieity among the number that « ill be sold as a result o 1 ' '..... ,. • . , . , I will not only be able to sell It—some time—but will be able to sell it quickly. rv and a Ik-ld force of have the moat complete and up tiedate equipment. 1 have branch offices t uoug io y '"^"I'donot handle all lines usually carried bv the ordinary real estate agents I M ft"1 of It—or go out of busm.-Hs, I can assure you I am not going out of business. Oil the contrary 1 «< ,,n<b »« « ‘ close Lf <lie jear, that I have sold twice as many properties as 1 did the past year, but it w illI 11i st b* i • s ry - me to ' list" more properl.es I wm,t to list YOURS and SELL u. It does., t matter wh.-lber vou “„ft’ « without any land, or a huttinesa; it does» t matter what it is worth, or where it is luca e . y rnil|iriv blank letter of inquiry 1» low and mail it to me today, I will tell you how and why I can quickly convert the property John A. Devlin and wife to Elise Rallies Devlin. Will to all property with except ion i. not covering specific properly in Tillamook Co. into cash, and w ill give you my complete plan, Lillie B. Harris, guardian of Arthur Kays, Alice Webb. John and Lloyd Kays, minors, to Melvin H. Dixon. Nw 14, section 9, tp. 3 south, range 10 west - $900. and terms for handling it The information I will give you will be of great value to you even if you should decide not to sell. You Imd better w rite today before you forget it. If you want to buy any kind of a Farm, House or Business, ill any part of the country, tell me your requirements. I will guarantee to fill them promptly and satisfactorily. Judson C. Gove to Bernhard Jacob Bond. 203.35 acres in sections 11 and 12, tp. 3 south, range 10 west. --$1150. W. S. Cone and wife lo The Duncan & 160 acres Brewer I,unifier Co. Section 14, tp. 1 south, range 8 west.—$1. State of Oregon to Charles VV. Mead 40 acres. Section 36, tp 2 north, range 10 west.—$50. H. F. Goodspeed and wife to E. E Lytle. Tract in section 30, tp 1 south, range 9 west, containing 28.46 acres.—$5692. Clxa-rge Free If You Want to Buy Fill in, Cut Out and Mail Today- If You Want to Sell Fill in, Cut Out and Mail Today. Please send, without cost to me. a plan for Sliding a < ash I desire to buy property corresponding approximately buyer for lay property which consists of .............................. with the following specification: Town or eity Town........................... County......................... State......................... County...................................... State .... Fullowing is a brief description............................................. Price between?..................... and $ ... I............... Remarks Lowest cash price Name ..................... I will pay down and balance Name Address Address II. F. Goodspeed and wife to E. E. Lytle. Tract in section 30. tp 1 south, C. N. lohnson and family visited at range 9 west.—$400. Arthur |acks->n's last Sunday. H. A. Chopard is building fence around F. R. Beals and wife to Janies and Ivy Bibby. Quit claim totract in section his potato patch, also cleaning up bis II, tp 2 south, range 10 west.—$125 meadow. Maurice Bays is a full fledged “old Eryin Kabkee to Frank W. Crane. Quit claim to tract in section 35, tp 2 batch" now. He is living on his home stead with bis dogs and goats fur sole north, range 10 west.—$1. company. J. L. Wright and wife to Siniantha and Frank Kuium, H. A, Chopard, Mrs. C. Mills. Tract in section 29, tp 3 Chopard and son took dinner Sunday south, range 9 west.—$1 with Mr. and Mis. L. N Sandoz. Samuel M. Baltersun and wife to Samuel Roy Johnson and Ernest Smith went G. Reed and Winfield S. Cone. 160 up to Battle Lake lust Sunday acres in section 21, tp 3 north, range Emmanuel Borba. 10 west.—$1. Prof. Rutherford, of .Tillamook, James Starck and wife to Carl Possetti in our neighborhood recently. and Harmann Hauswirth. Tract in W. D. Gladwill and family visited section 12, tp 1 south, range 10 west. friends at Blaine Saturday aud Sunday, —$7000. Frank Kumm informs us his new house George II. Green and wife to Dudley I. is nearing completion. He lias the cage Green. 160 acres in section 32. tp. now foi the bird ; ell, Frank ? Perry Gray came down from 5 south, range 10 west.—$1. Creek last week to C.N. Johnson's Bay City Land Company and Title Gua some potatoes. ranteed & Trust Co , to Angie Me H. A. Chopard has his strawberry bed Culloch lots 5 6-7 and 8 block 31 in tine condition now, and if the chip- Pacific acid to Bay Citv.— $1.00. munks and robins don't take them all, Hans Helsel and wife to Peter Norberg tracts in section 19. tp 1 south, he will eat strawberries and cream next June. range 9 west.—$5800.00. After u nice period of sunshine, the Armada and |ohn Pesterfield to Peter Jenck. tract in sections 27 an J 28,tp Oregon mist is once more hovering 4 south, range 10 west.—$1600.00. around the hills. I. W. Tompkins has another fresh cow. Joseph Bixby and wife to Margaret K. Williams,lots in Miller's add to Tilla He needs several more to keep him buisy, for he is liable to get in mischief with no mook City.—$1225 00. R Lamb and wile to Frank Long, Quit chores to do. claim to tide lot 14, town of Lincoln, now Tillamook City—$1.00. Aaron T. Bliss and wife to Hammond Lumber Co., tract ill sections 19, 21, 25, 26. 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, and 35, tp 3 north, range 9 west.— $56,971.64. Trustees White Clover Grange to Inge- borg Cra wford. Quit claim to tract in section 23. tp 3 north, range 10 west White Clover Grange to lngeborg Craw, ford. Same as alcove. Tide land not ouvereJ.- $100. Todd & Co. Carry the only exclusive line of Men's Wearing Apparel in Tillamook County. Crouse & Brandegee Clothing, Walkover Shoes. Gordon Hats- Utz & Dunn Shoes. Four Leaders that can’t be excelled. NO DISCOUNT ON ABOVE LINES. ’¿X 1SS ,t>-^ h? , Ew ’l The discount of 20 to 33a per cent will be given on three lines of CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, Shoes, etc., until new stock arrives- TODD & CO , Tillamook, Oregon. Agent Wanted. Wanted, Salesman. Many makc$10(j to | 150 per mouth ; some more. Stuck clean ; grown on reservation, far from old orchards. Cash advanced weekly Choice of territory. Address Washington Nursery Com panv, Toppenish. Washington. ,< —- THE RED FRONT SHOE For Rheumatic Sufferers. The quick relief from pain afforded by applying Cliaiuber Intel'$« Pain Balin •s a favorite with sufferers from rheuma tism, sciatica, lame back, lumbago, and deep seated and muscular pains. For sale by Clough's Drug Store. Angie MeCullock to Bay City land Co. 25 niorlgages filed securing $36.139.24 Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4. block 30, Pacific 17 mortgages securing $38,185.55 aal IB addition to Bay City.—$100. S tats or O hio ,C ity ov Tot koi , i lied. Luc a s C ovntv , i Anna E. Day to It. J. Hendricks and Pun J C h . nkv make« oath (hat lie in the senior partner of the Srm of F J. C hknkv R Litzie Maude Stephens. Tract in BOULDER CREEK, Co., doing bnsinesa in the C-ty nt Toledo Section 35, tp. 1 north, range 10 County and State aforeMid. and that said firm Mrs. W. N Bays and daughter, Lnurn, will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL w eat.—$20. LARS for each and every case of Catarrh tost werr visiting .friends and relatives this cannot be cured by the uae of H all ' s C atakkh Verner Holden to J. A Spies. Deed of C urb . side of the river last week. FRANK J. CHENEY. correction to lands in section 6, tp Sworn to before me and subscribed In my H. I.. Jensen is plowing quite a large 3 south, range 6 west.- $1600. presence, this 6th day of totem be r. A.ft. 1SS6. piece ol ground, which he intends to sow i > A W- GLEASON, Fred W. Christensen and wife to B. J. in oats. ,I Notary Public. Stephana and wife. Tract in town Hall's Catarrh Cnre is late foternslt -. snd L. N. Sandor plowed n potato ■ nd acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of Lincoln, now Tillamook City.— onion patch (or H A Chopard, last of the system, send lor lest! miilsls free »I. F J. CHENEV A CO. Toledo. 0. Tuesday. Isold by sll Dragnets. yjc George Tone to Alice J. Harris Ixita 7 Take Halls family Pills for constipation. S. F. Moon went to Tillamook and and 8, block 9. Park addition to Till back, the latter part of the week. amook City.—$1. C. A. Smith is attending the meetings T ixbks L and . A ct J vnk S. 1'7» -N otkx tok Fl si . icatios Numerous rights of way to Pacifie Rail- at Cloverdale at the present writing. Unit»«! 8t«tcs Land Office Portland, Oreg >11. Febinarv 11th roO- wav and Navigation I om party. Earl Ayer made a trip to Pleasant Val Notics i. herebr given th.t ln complLm-e with the provtaion. of lhe act of Congress of H. Crenshaw, abet iff to Fairview Hairy ier one day last week. Isne j. IMT*. entitled " An act tor the sate of Mrs. S. J. Tompkins visited with Mrs. timber laud, in the Mates of CsIHornis Oregon Association. Deed lorecknure One Nevada and W aahiiigtmi Territorv, ». ei' acre in Nathan Daugherty D.L.C Grace Chopard last Saturday. tended to a’l the Public Land states by ai t of ' ' O. W. Kinnaman went to Reaver, last Augurt «. IK y J - $8200. 8ULOMAN B WHITEHOVSE. Thursday to help his father with some Ot Tillamook, couotr of Tillamook, State ol W. II. Milne and wife to Eva K John, work. Mrs. Kinnaman visit«! Miss Oregon, hs. thu dav Al-d In this offlie hi. son. 20 acrea in section II, tp. I So. ran. h r the pttrehaw ol Edith Smith during his alisence. J« Section J an.t Nw north, range 10 weal.—$1600. «1 Section N-, 1«. in Township No Elmer Lucas passed here Monday, QofMQ, ! So »" > No »wear, .mt «HI offer proof William H. West to Western Oregon moving Sam Lucas from Tillamook to to show thalthe land sooeht It more valuable for Its timber -w .tone than for agricultural Trust Co. Option Tract in secB Blaine. Mr. Lucas moved his lamily to prnooea and to eslabhsh M r|.|m lo „¡L 5 and 6. tp 2 s iulh. range 8 west. land before the t'ouuly Clerk, at Tillamook Tillamook last tail and has been work tlr^r» ao Monday, th. Mh da, of *1. ing there during the winter, but is now i»>;. Heaames as wn eases .J* ** ‘foho»«e. of rutsmook. Oregon John I*. A gen to Fairview Dairy Asso returning to his ranch near Blaine. < baa Dike, ol Bay J-lty. Oregon llavid Mar ••"T o« Ttllamnoh. Oregon Howard Drew ciation. Assignment, certificate of H. 1. Jensen and family, 0. W. Kinna of TiHamovk. O ttjoii •ate in case of I et.r Brant vs. Tills man and family and Eihlh. Hattie and rUI"""Z sdeerarlr the abort* land» are rr<iur»ted tn file mook Dairy A«s>»'ia<ion in Circuit Rachel Smith were guests ol Mr. and ¿*M*.v <H9crfbed '^**’•<«'>■ o- bllm« ~>d Mk'd'ft Court, Tillamook (Jo , Ore.- $2000 Mrs. Nkklaua last Sunday. j AioakNON s. Dagssaa, r . g-sser. stock of Boot and Shoes direct from the factory. I have now in stock a.Nft one Logger Shoe made out . of the best French kip. Fo(.. service and fit cannot t* beat, and also Farmer'-' Work Shoes of the be quality. i Splendid assortment <■ Boy’s and Youth’s Htf’ Top Winter Shoes Ladies’ foot wear. I i have nave now in stock the bestquality of Ladies’ Shoes. A st» high class hue of well made, correct in style, fit and finish in line, is made from the best selected leathers. No pasted counters. jo years practical experience gives me the advantage selecting a stock of Boots aud Siloes suitable for the Tilla«®* trade. My Misses and Children School Shoes are the best il( market for the price. The public is cordially invited to exa* 'n-' ’ *"1’2™*’ lnfure Purchasing elsewhere. »».. RED SHO^V ous ’ e *'"’ R ip ’- "° r So,e’ °" Sh°e* r“rC*H P. F. BROWNE. Salesman j
