TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 2. 1907. Editorial Snap Shots. Everybody yell—for rain. The dairy- men need it in their business. * * * We hope the editor of our contempo­ rary won't leel superstitious with a $13 judgment that is against him, for it is a most unlucky number. ♦ * > We don't know who was the under dug in the shaving contest in the barber shop, but we didn't kn<»w liefye that barbers went down oil the floor to be shaved. a * # We don't know but what it i* a good plan to kill off the old soaks with poison ed whiskey, and thus nd civilization oi whiskey gluttons and lhe city ui a close oi pervons who are pour specimen* <>l humanity. * « » We do not sav that any of thejuriea have been “salted.*’ but we do say this that after n jury is selected to try a case it should be kept together and in the charge of lhe bailifl until •< verdict is brought in. * * * Binger Hermann has been acquitted at Washington, after a long trial, oi de­ stroying what was claimed tube public records. He will have to stand trial in Oregon in connection with land frauds, for when Uncle Sam starts in he is apt to break a man up before he is through with him. M * * We came near having a duck fit, or a brain storm, or some other kind of a fit, oil Friday when we saw so many nice, lady-like, handsome, well dressed and buxom Rebekahs trailing behind the Odd Fellows in the procession. Whv, cer­ tainly, thev should have been placed in the front rank. M * * In the burning of Mrs. Foster’s house, which was a fierce fire while it lasted, a little dog was burned to death, but the body was only partly burned and easily recognized as being the trunk of a dog. I•• the Hembree fire, where the heat cou’d not have been more intense, the bodies ol two human being* were completely burned and only the charred bones left. M * W If it had been the snap shot mail who had given the circuit judge a tongue lash­ ing on the street, whv, he would have been hauled up before the Bench as quick as lightniig;. If the plutocracy of Tilla­ mook county can be so arrogant and im- pudent tort circuit judge on the street, we think we are right in saying that they ought to be treated like the rest of th* common people. * ♦ « It seems to be the opinion of most peo- pie that the libel suit against the snai shot man was the biggest little, little silliest case to occupy lhe Attention of th< circuit court lor a whole day, nnd at an expense to the taxpayers and inconveni cncc to iieaily thirty jurymen who were anxious to get home to their farms. But, then, it is poor business to make the tax payers pay for such silly little, little silly efforts to get blood money from the snaj man. No wonder that jurymen hav< gone home disgusted, What a boom<- rang. * « * Juries don't believe in giving blood money to | k rsons who sun editors for libel. There is a little incident in the re­ cent libel suit which is certainly comical. Si n Earl »tied ns for $.">,(XHt We offered him $2.50 in settlement, so ns to talie iidvantHKe of a law, « Inch, it he tailed to obtain more than that amount from a jury, the costs would fall upon Earl, fie obtained a judgment against us lor $1.00 nnd we have a judgment ngainsi Earl for $20 40 for costs. Doesn't that make lilxl suit» look ridiculous? Next, please. * * * It is with much regret that we have to record the death of Mr. W. N. Vaughn, one of the first w bite settlers of Tilla­ mook. who came to the county in 1852. and at a time when the Indians had fall sway. He beloi ged to that sturdy class of pioneers w hom we nil take pleasure in honoring, ami it is only fitting that we should express the sentiment of the peo­ ple of Tillamook, who regret his death. He Ims gone to the great beyond, but he leaves a respected, honored name behind hilt -a name and reputation which is linked up with the civilization and devel­ opment of Tillamook county. Good Words for Chamber­ lain's Cough Remedy. People everywhere take pleasure in testifying to the good (lualitieu of Cliatu- IxeiIain’s Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward Phillips, of Barclay, Md , writes : ” 1 wish to tell you that I can recommend Charulierlain’s Cough Remedy. My little girl. Catherine, whq is two year* old, ha* I wen taking this 'remedy when­ ever she lias had s cold since she was two month* old. Alami a month ago 1 contracted a dreadful cold myself, but I look Climubei Iain's Cough Remedy and win soon as well as ever.” This remedy is for sale by Clough s Drug Store. Ati Open Challenge I. Charles \V. Tike, openly challenge nnv man to hung one iota ol prool to prove that I have ever tried to locate any mini on an un proved homestead, thereby contesting the homestead a| p’l cant s right to the Ian I I also chai, langc anyone to produce any man who w ill say that I have ever tried to get him to contest a homesteader s right. I n- leva this can he done I request that all talk to thr lontmrr <».»•• nt one*. I iiail »» W. I'lKZ CAflt OF CHAMELEONS. and II T Bott» »nd A W Severance for CIRCUIT COURT DOINGS. defendant». Motion to »trike out over­ fish barrel», butter firkins, pork barrels, DEATH OF W. N. VAUGHN ruled. . How The»« Littlj Creatures Cea etc., used in Tillamook county. Kept Alive For Years. In the matter of the nppl><»ti<»i of The Herald Libel Suit --R- Mary Aellin to register lit.e, the ».line Chameleon» can be kept ally# fw Another Pioneer of Tillamook October 13, 18.58, Mr Vaughn married Robinson gets Verdict Harriet Trask, who was born on the whs ordered regutered. years by making a frame to tit overs County Passes Away. Clatsop plains. Clatsop county, Dec. 22, for #945-55- plant In a flowerpot and covering ft Other ease« to he pn»»ed on : 1813. being the first child born of white InthematteroftheeHtale . r hl Good- with mosquito netting, which must be Death claimed Mr W. N. Vaughn at William Rv»P vs. Rolliv W. Watson apeed. dceeaaed. parents in that locality. Her father, Probate. W H long enough to tie with a string »boot nine o’clock on Sunday morning at his Elbridge Trask, was born in Maine, and wn»H liliel »oil. the defendant having C|»er for adiidiiistruioi’. the pot. Keep the pot in the Miunlest home at Bay View, and another pioneer P McIntosh v» Alex McNnir. Aomn came to the coast with the American published in the Herald a letter signed window and water the plant every ot Tillamook County has passed away. for money. R R Duniwav >>n< ‘ ■ »• by S. J. Smith, nevnsing the plaintift ol Fur Company about 1810. He subse­ day through the netting. You will b, As all hopeof liis recovery had been given quently settled in .Tillamook Countv, lawlessness, e-hiraiierv ami also ot rob­ Govne lor plaintiff- *•- T |,uUS »urprlsed to see how eagerly the little up several days previous, his death did defendant* spending his last years here. He was a bing John McNmner. For tin» R»"11 Mjnaiu Colvin vh Charles MeKilhp, et creatures will drink the running not come as a suiprise, as it otherwise I man of prominence, and the Trask river claimed $.">000 damage». Fb* dekiidanl al. ej.elinent. II T Bolt» for plaintiff. I ter after they get over their lev. would have done, for until about two I was named in his honor. Of the union failed to prove these allegation», and It R Duuiway for defendant» get a wire fly trap for flies, which you weeks ago he appeared to be well and Ellen Daugherty »» Anna Kunze, et al, can liberate under the netting. The of Mr ami Mrs. Vaughn fifteen children, when witnesses were about to be put in Ins usual happy mood. The funeral ejeelnient. H T Bott» for | I untitT and chameleons will not he backward five sons and ten daughters, were born, on the stand to prove Rvnn's chnr.ictei took place on Tuesday, being the largest nbout helping themselves. twelve of whom are living, namely : and rrputalion in the community, the R K Duniway for defendants. attended in the history of the countv, Ellen Daugherty >» Jone.» Ol» ‘ n i t »1. In winter they do not require much Ida Mtrcy, widow of Edward Walker, defence admitted this. The wiitet ol t e ej.-ctin.nt. H 1‘ Botts for pla nt ff and for Mr. Vaughn was a man who was food, but will relish a meal worm oc. of Tillamook ; Amos N., Lydia, wile letter made, the excuse 111' he had R It Duniway for defendant». well known and respected all over the caslonally on sunny days. Meal worms <>f William Hoskins, of Foley, Ore ; Alice, obtained some of his information Irom Miriam L Colvin vs Grant Mills, et can sometimes be got at the grain county. The burial was in the Bay View wife of James Woodard, of Tillamook ; Claude Thayer. The letter in question al. ejectment. 11 I Botts for plaintiff stores for the asking or can be pur cemetery, where, with relatives and a Nora, wife of William Bodyfelt, ol Tilla­ was pertaining Io the Wilson river toll and It It DJiii.vav for d fend mis. chased at the t bird stores, or «man large concourse of hit lids, they paid the Ellen Daugherty vs Grant Mil's, et al, spiders can be found In cracks and mook ; Anpa. wife of Edward |acoby. ol road, and it was through the effort» last token of respect to the old, honored Bav City. Ore. ; Clam, w ife of. .Edward of William Ryan and otlieis that the ejectment. 11 T Botts for plaintiff ui.d crannies asleep for the winter. They It K Diini«ay for defendants. pioneer. may be frozen stiff If found out of Cary, ol Yamhill Countv, Ore ; Warren toll gate was demolished andiniunctious Miriam LCohm v< Jonas O.sen, et al, .Mr \V. N. Vaughn was one of the very B , ol Tillamook ; Guv, of Tillamook ; proceeding* were brought which knocked doors, but they revive In a warm room, ejectment II T Boll» fol phiiuliff and earliest settlers of the county, and pro George, of Tillamook ; Lena, wile of out the illegal trll road contract i« "Chameleons enjoy a place to sleep In It R Duniway for defen ¡aula. bablv the widest known. Coming here Egbert Goodspeed, of- Tillamook ; and which Mr. Thayer was greatly interest­ Miriam L Colvin vs Anna K'i"»e. et nights and winters. Take a piece of more than a hall a century ago he im­ Miss Mvi lie, who is at home. ed, lor he had sub let the road to John al, ejectment il I Bolts tor plaintiff red flannel four Inches wide and eight Inches long: roll ft over a stick ai proved a good homestead property ly­ Mr. Vaughn has been very prominent McNamer and was to receive a percent and R R Duniway fol defend ini». ing about four and one ball miles north in countv affairs, having in an official age oi the gate money. The jury was Ellen Daugherty vs Charles McKillip, large round as your finger and sew ft west of the city (if Tillamook. A mail capacity helped build the old court out several hours and then brought in a el al. ejectment II I* Bolls f..r •plain­ while on the stick so that it will not come unwound; then slip off and ran of thrift and ability, be had Isen an house and county roads and bridges. verdict fur the plaintiff lor $13. who will tiff and R R Duniway for defendants. a wire through It long enough to im­ Claude Thayer and Estelle Thay er vs active factor in developing this part ol In 1854. 1855 and 1856 he was treasu­ be entitled to that amount also for .1 W Maxwell, action for money. Claude pend It from one of the branches on the country, and in advancing its mate­ rer of Tillamook county ; for two years costs. the plant. The chameleon will crawl Thayer tor plaintiffs. rial welfare and prosperity, generously was county commissioner ; for three I R. Robinson vs. the R. Robinson Miriam LC-.lvm vs Grant Mill«, et al, Into this cozy bed and go to sleep.-6t supporting all beneficial enterprises bv years countv sheriff; was county asses Cheese Company was a suit in which ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff and Nicholas. encouragement, time, and money, He sor tight years ; and was again county the plaintiff sued for $1,245,55. 1 he R It Daniway for defendants. Ellen Daugherty vs Grant Mills, et al was born June 9, 1823, m Steuben commissioner, the last time serving plaintiff was employed as buyer and sell­ GRAFTING FISH TAILS. county, N. Y , a son of Constant lour consecutive years. These offices er and had a stipulated monthly salart ejectment. II T it >tls for plaintiff and R R Duniway for defenoai-ts. An Interesting Art In Which the Jap* Vaughn. he accepted, net because he aspired to and was Io receive a percentage of the Miiiani L Colvin vs R.ley Maxwell, anese Are Experts. The descendant of one of • lie early public honors, but that he might be of profits. At the dose of the season and ej'Ctment. 11 T Botts for plaintiff and Among the many interesting arts In Holland families to emigrate to the service to his fellow townsman ; and in after Mr. Robinson had succeeded in R R Duniw-ay for defendant. United States, Constant Vaughn was each of these positions he proved him­ building up a good business, a dissagrec- Ellen Daugherty vs Rih-v Maxwell, which the Japanese excel is that of the born, about 1790, in Wickford county, self a man of ability, tact and discrimi­ inent took place between those who ejectment. H T Botts lor plaintiff and making of fish tails. Almost every one has seen the bush tailed goldfish, with R. I , and died in St Joseph county, nation. Mr. Vaughn cast his presiden­ were interested in the company, and R It Duniway for defendant. Pacific Railway & Navigation Com Its four, five and sometimes more long, Mich., in 1860. Soon alter at aining Ifs tial ballot in favor of the Whig candi­ failing to get what money was owing pany, a corporation, vs Anna M wavy tails, but it is not generally majority, he removed to Ne v York date, Gen. Z ichary Taylor, and since the him, Mr. Robinson commenced suit, vVhitcomb, et al, condemnation. II T known that most of them are not iti State, where he was engaged as a tiller formation of the Republican party has employing Ralph Duniway as ¡.is attoi- Botts, Claude Thay er and Wallace Me. own. ol the soil for many years. In 1836 he been one of its most zealous supporters. When the little goldfish are very, ney. The case was continued sevtiol Camant for plaintiff. started westward with his family, Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ very young their flesh is ns clear an Socially he is a Patron of Husbandry, times, and at this term of court another pany a corporation, vs Joseph Kodad glass, so that one can see every bone In journeying to the wikis of Michigan. belonging to the Fair view Giange. effort was made to keep the care from etal, condemnation. H T BAts, Wallace their tiny bodies. At this time the few Locating in St Joseph countv, which going to trial, the defendants wanting a McCamant. C Thayer and C BSternherg that are bom with two or more tails was then but sparsely populated, the In the death ol Mr. W. N. Vaughn the referee appointed. This Judge Galloway tor plaintiff. are put by themselves, and then a Indians far outnumbering the whites, he state at large, as well as huinnnitv and Pacific Railway and Navigation Com. queer looking old Jap, with a great overruled, and Saturday a jury was se­ cleared and improved a good homestead, the community in which he resided, pany, a corporation vs Charles A Elliott, cured and part of the evidence taken -t al, condemnation. 11 'I' Botts. Wal­ magnifying glass fastened in front of on which he and his estimable wile have sustained a heavy loss, for such when the case was continued until Mon lace McCamant, Cl hayer and C B Stern, his eye and wee sharp tools handy, passed their remaining years. Before men as he was are unfortunately too reaches down under the water and day afternoon, and was not concluded berg for plaintiff. leaving Rhode Island he married Mercy scarce in this world of ours, which has cuts off the tails of the plain little fish, until Tuesday evening. During the J P Atkin and 0 A Doty vs Tillamook and then three or four of these tails Bentley, a native of New Port, R. I., ol been made better for his having lived in Water Company, a corporation, fore, Scotch ancestry, and she removed with it, where lie so noblv performed life's hearing of the case Judge Galloway closure. H T Botts for pl lintiff ami W. are joined on to the backbone where criticised the manner in which the him first into Steuben county, N. Y , as duties and manfully labored to build up H Cooper, W H Holmes, Webster the one was cut off and fastened there with tiny bandages until they grow a pioneer, and then to St. Joseph county, lor future generations. His life was one books of the company were kept, and Holmes for defendant. fast. when (Jaude Thayer was put on the vs Frank Edmund A Fitzpatrick, et al, M eli , where her death occurred Januar) of usefulness. As a pioneer and state The Japanese, who are very skillful title. H I. 18 40. They became the parents ol builder, whose work out last him stand to prove that Mr. Robinson had T. Fitzpatrick, i t al. to quiet Talmage, f. Botts for plaintiff ami C W Taimagi in queer things of this kind, grow the eight children, two sons and six dan through future generations, will thrive not paid for the shares in the company S 8 Johnson, R R Duniway for di finest goldfish in the world, and It la a ^liters, Warren N. being the seventh upon the strong and good work he did he would not allow the evidence as th< f endants. very good business, for very tine fisbl other members of the company had not child in order of birth. Portland Coal & Development Com of this kind often bring as much ail in building np a love and respect of kin paid for their shares in the company pany, a corporation, vs A T Lewis, et al. $300 to $500, and one sold not long ago| Warren N. Vaughn received dred and friends, leaving a legacy in the education in the district school, his remerr.berance ol his many virtues, and either. This had the effect of knocking to reform leases. H T Bolts, Piggott & for $1,000. Finch for plaintiff and Talmage & John­ first temple ot learning being a rude log honor for w hich our memories hold him out the counterclaim of $»561.40. In son and T II Goyne for defendants. The Lady of the Lake. house, in which he was well drilled in grandly dear, for his honesty of purpose, instructing the jury the judge told tin N P Hansen vs Louis Fhck, et al, to “In the Days of Scott” there are two] jury they must bring in a verdict for tin the three R's. Removing with his par­ bis integrity and true morality, ever set aside deed. II T Botts for plaintiff tl» above amount, and Talmage & Johnson for defendants. anecdotes about Sir Walter Scott‘S ents to Michigan when about fourteen aiming to discharge every duty devolv­ plaintiff children in connection with his poem, leaying and $600 in dispute Samuel G. Reed and W.' S. Cone vr. “The Lady of the Lake.” years of age, he assisted in the pioneer ed upon him, unselfishly and conscien The jury out all night and it was Joseph 0. Briggs et al, to quit title labor of clearing and improving a farm tiouslv.liis greatest delight was in aiding One day his daughter was met bj hour oil Wednesday when Weatherford and Wvatt lor plaintiff. James Ballantyne, the publisher, ii from the wilderness, remaining beneath his fellow being by good deeds, govern­ near the H«ndley Lumber Company vs Miami th? p i rental roof until eighteen years ed by motives of justice, right and truth. a verdict was reached, which was a com­ Lumber Company. Injunction and to her father’s library and asked wba • Id. Subsequently serving a year's ap­ Having worked out lor himself the promise of the $600, giving the plaintifl render accounting. Claude Thayer for she thought of the poem. She replid that she had not read it and added: j prenticeship at the cooper’s trade, be problems ol lile, and having triumphed $ ICO of that amount and the $81, mak­ plaintiff. “Papa says there is nothing so bail Nellie Eunice Armstrong vs Vinton S worked as a journeyman cooper until over |H*ijudice, bigotry and ignorance, ing in all a judgment against the com for young people as reading bail pany for $945,55. Rice, to quiet title. Miller Murdock for 18 46, when lie returned to his early he was no slate to mistaken dogmas, poetry.” Sim Earl’s attorneys made an objection plaintiff. home in New York state, where he re­ antique labels, nor mythological fic­ Scott’s son Walter returned fro»| Clau-le Thayer vs II C Cooper, to quiet mained a year. The ensuing two years tions His mind sored into the renl.ns to the costs in the libel suit against Fred title. school one day with evidences of ha I Claude I hayer for plaintiff. C. Baker being charged up to him, and he spent jii Michigan, being employed ol truth. His concieiiccnce was his god. Ing been engaged In a fight. His fij at his trade in Marshall for about eigh­ Doing good to his fellow man was his Judge Galloway took the matter undti ther asked him what he had beenfUH EOULDER CREEK. ing about. He replied that he had Ml teen months, afterwards living in religion. He accepted the teachings of advisement, and after doing so decided W. D. Glalweli to.»k another trip to called a “lassie” and had resentedItl St. Joseph county for a short time, nature and rested free Irom the tears and that Earl would have to pay the cost?, the iuetro(olis the first of the week. A little questioning showed rhen, joining the joint stock company missgivings of superstitious belief and amounting to $20.40. C. A. Smith came up from Cloverdale, young Walter’s scbooolfellows bj commanding by Frank Brown, he start­ winked for humanity, accepting like all George W Elliott vs Scott Bozarth, el ed for the gold regions of California honest men what his reason approved a|, injunction and to redeem. Tal­ Saturday, to get his hogs, chickens, nicknamed him “The Lady of j Lake,” which name the boy did j vlarch 4*, 1849. This band oftwenty- His opinions were founded on good com mage & Johnson for plaintiff; II I organ and 8« veral other articles he bad understand except as a reproach j Botts, attorney for defendant Scott not moved away from the ranch. oue men, with their five yoke of oxen, his manliness. mon sence. And he spoke just as he Bozirtli and H T Bolts and Buirher, W. N Biys and son Maurice, returned were six months in crossing the plains, thought, though be oft gave offence. He Clifford & Correll, attorneys for de fendant John Waterman. from Tillam »ok last Saturday. arriving in Oregon Citv, Ore., October The Joys of Relic Hunting. had little use for wliat ministers preach This is a case where rhe plaintiff is 4, 1849. At Fosters, Ore., the entire Dr. Smith was summoned last Wed­ Quite apart from the beauty and ami sometimes was rather quite plain in wanting to redeem his properly on the outfit, trains and all, were sold for $500, nesday to | rescribe for Mrs. Alice Mills, trlnslc worth of such things, it is1 hi» speech, bat what he was lacking in Sand Spit, having dt-eded the same io who has been suffering from a sevc re tonishing on looking back on ones' which was paid in francs. The company whole or in part, he was sound ami all John Waterman, and the property was attack of neuralgia. She is much better periences of collecting to realize X then took passage on the Huntress oi right when it came to his heart. Ilav much pleasure one has got out of ” since Sold to Scott Boz<»rth, the plaintiff at this date. New York, and after a sea voyage ol • ing learned how to live, he also learned n dilettante quest of antiques. TbH claiming w hen he deeded the property twenty-seven days landed at San Fran­ GrandptBrily ca ne in from Hills- how to die, ami when the summons cisco, Cal. he thfUiglit he was signing a mortgage boro last w eek oil buuncRs. His friends hllarating joy of this treasure hunt ' came and death laid its icy hand upon finding of the treasure, the barga* instead of a wariantv deed. The de­ all are glad that he his nearly recovered Going direct to Placerville, Mr. Vau for it and the final bearing’of It * that warm anil noble heart, he found it fendants in the case claim that Elliott from his attack of paralysis, a slight In triumph, unwrapping it an<' j ghn was engaged in mining on the b »ting with love for all. for he was no American ri\er f«>r a month, but not be­ first mortgageil his property, and failing hesitation in hie apeech remains as the cussing Its beauties and metltkl man's enemy, and as he closed his eves ing successful in finding the golden oar, to pay principal and interest, he agreed result of the stroke. things which add zest to life. in peaceful slumber, the community lost he embarked in trade in Sacramento, to sell it to Waterman, with the under­ taste for beautiful old thin»] Mrs. H. A. Chopard and Master Nor. the one of its liest citizens, ami humanity a more or less an acquired one n»U standing that he could buy the property remaining there until July, 1950. Think­ man visited 11 Blaine, Friday and just and faithful friend. And as we lav be cultivated, this Is a Joy In J ing that more money could be made in back, and as Elliott did not do this, Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Coul. most people who are fortunate him beneath the sheltering soil, mingling Oregon than in California, he then pro­ Waterman, wishing to get his money son. our tears with the bereaved ones left be­ to have a little spare cash and »1 ceeded t>y boat to Portland, thence to out of the transalion, sold rhe land. The hind in sympathy with the mourners, spare time can share. London Mr. Borba moved his family on the Dayton, Yamhill county, where he loca­ judge, after hearing the evidence and knowing that with our departed friend ted or» government land and resided for the arguments, took the case undet Hughey ranch last Tuesday. "all is well,'1 for such noble lives as his Th» Joy of Owning Land- Mrs. Grace Chopard and son spent advisement. nearly two years. Searching for a favor- There Is a distinct joy In have no fear of death. last Wednesday with Mr. aud Mrs. L. able place to |»einianently locate, I k Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ land, unlike that which you A. W. M iller , Portland, Or. pany. a corporation, va Monde V David* N. Sandoz. left Dayton in 1852, and came by way money, in houses, in books, Fj s<»n, et al, condemnation. H T Botts, C Mrs. Annie Hmton and Mr. and Mrs. of Astoria to Tillamook county, w alking Thayer ami Wallace Met’a mant for plain Cady and family visited friends in this or nnything else which men Beware of Ointments for Ca- vised. Personal property brWl the entire distance from Astoria and tarrah that contains Mercury. t'ff. Verdict fur $1 fur defendants neighborhood last Sunday. Into society with men. But Wj reaching Tillamook Dec. 10, 18.52. About «* mercury will surely destroy the M»nse of David D Jones, et al, vs Anna Jones, Miss Magg e Creecy, of Blaine, has part of God's estate In the gWM four and one half miles from here he took •melt and completely derange the whole sys­ to set aside deed. Til G »yne and H T tem when entering it through the mucous sur­ upa donation claim of three hundred face*. SCch Articles .should never I e u>ed ex­ Botts for plaintiff*. A \V Severance for been working for Mr. E. P. Mills, when a parcel of ground is dw 1 you and you walk over it and’l <»n prescriptions from reputable physicians, defendant. Case is lieing urgued. during the illness of the latter. and twenty acres, and has since made cept a> the damage tliey will do ie ten fold to the Robinson Ch®ese Company vs R Rob­ L. N. Sandoz went to Beaver Satur­ your own it seems as if you MJJ thi* his home, having now a well impro­ good v<»u can powituy derive from them Ila I s into partnership with the orlzUJ • alrtrrh Cure, manuf*ctiiied by K. J. Cheney * ved and well-managed farm of three <’o., Toledo, <>., coutain* no mercury, and i* inson. Accounting VV H Holmes S S day with his butter. prletor of the earth. — Henry 1 Johnson ami C Thayer for plaintiff and taken internally, acting directly iqM»u the blood H. A Chopard accompanied his wife hnndred acres. Clearing a space, Mr an«! mucous surface* of the sys em. In buying R R Duniway for defendant. Coil- < and son home from Blaine Saturday Beecher. Vaughu built a cabin, returning to Hall’s Catarrh Cura be sure \ou get the genuine linued. It is taken internally, and mailt in Toledo. evening and remained until Sunday Yamhill county for supplies for his house Ohio, by F. .1 .t'hency A Co. Testimoni.il*free, 11 C Berg*trom vs E Bergstrom, suit Cause of hi » Joy- Sold by lb ugi*t*.|pri<'c ; c. per bottle. for mainteiiance. W II Cooper for plain evening. and larden, and then liegnn the pioneer “What are you looking * Take iiall < Fanuly (*Uis lot ci'iiMipalloti. tiff and Cail llala rlach an-1 H T Boils P. R. Coulson has purchased a hack over, old man?” labor of improving a farm Tnat he lu for defendant rhia rase is on trial. Call For Warrants. for his mail route and is carrying pas- ‘T am rejoicing over the was eminently smxessful in hi* work, his Mattie Mills, vs Eli 0 Mills Divorce. twins.” . estate, with ils comfortable residence All Wiitiants endorsed prior to Nov. H II. T. Butts lor plaintiff. Divorce svnger» and freight between Blaine and “Great Scott! I congrnbil»*J Ik aver. good bam amt out buddings, gives 1905 will lie paid on presentation. In granted "Don't congratulate me Bo«* M P. Reading vs Geoige W. Plielpa. I We »ee in the Oregonian that Ed.Haag visible evidence, the whole having an terest ctascs this 2«5lh day of April 1907. gratulate Evans He's the Io* Transcript. W. H. t’onpaejor plaintiff arrived at the hovpital in Portland after air of nettness and prosperity that P. W Todd. Countv Treasurer. nnd Talmage ami |«»hiiaon (or defendant. a three days' trip and the Dr», after a I never did like hltn/'-f*^ never fail* to attract attention of th« Enquirer. Continued by agreement. thorough examination, pronounced the passing travler He carried on an tv Timber Claim for Sale C R Johnson vs Cynthia D Julinaon, tensive business in farming stov k-raising Hi» Attention». Johnson for plain the disease to be paralysis, and his case On Nehalem Bar in Sw ol Sw. '« o. divorce. Talli.age and dairying fi»r many years, and was sec. 11, N Nan- How attentive youn$ defaults and decree entirely hfqeless ; as the hospital doe» of Nw. and Sw >,of Nw i»ff. granted. ( J also engaged to umne eittnl in cooper not receive incurables lie will lie brought fawn Is to bls pretty ■ Estimate 1.955,000 Pik-e $2,< (Mt. XV»‘stern Oregon Tin t Company vs back home as soon as lie is rested enough | don't wonder you notice ltj,n age and was exceeding I v prnaprrnu* in Owner peo. F. Hays, Rooms 12, Me- must -------- hare -------- been ------ misinformed William tl Weal, for deed and to quiet to make the return trip. The Sisters I------ a