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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 13, 1908
Editorial Snap Shota
It would l>e a good thing if a number
of other young men could i>e put under
parole and kept out of pool rooms.
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What a "pleasantly’’ wind up after
calling Mr. Todd “your county hired I
men'' and accusing him of not paitngi
county warrants.
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Our contemporary has got onto the
“Honking Machine’s’’ track, for it copied
creamery reports from our last issue.
Honk ! Honk ! Honk !
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It is contempt of court to induce anv of
the young men who hayebeen paroled to
do anything which the Court has for­
bidden and persons who do so can be
put in jail without a trial. The young .
men are under the jurisdiction of the j
court and no one should put anything
iu their way.
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When the government officials make 1
an investigation into the matter of ship­
ping into Tillamook liquor for beer and
with peculiar consignment marks.su ns
to keep secret as to w ho it is consigned
to, there may be some squealing by thr
blind pigs if they find themselves in the
federal court.
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As Judge Burnett decided to give the
young men who had been committing
crime in this city a chance to reform, wt
certainly hope that they will comply
with the Court’s instructions, fur in pro­
hibiting them from entering saloon**,
pool rooms, to abstain from iutoxicat
ing drinksand to get to work, Judge Hur-
nett saw the influences which were drag-
gingftfiese y,outig men down and what
was needed in get ting them started right.
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The flattering reports we haye been
publishing of the cheese factories in Till­
amook county show what a successful
and profitable year it was to the dairy­
men. the best in the history of the coun­
ty, with a large bevy of dairymen pride-
ing themselves upon the fact that they
made over |1UO on each cow last year,
some going as high as $110 and »113
per cow. Every Old Bossy in Tillamook
is a little K°I<1 mine, a genuine money
maker.
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We do not know who will be the next
county officials, but we want to impress
this upon the voters and taxpayers of
Tillamook county, they ought to be wi ll
pleased the way county affairs and busi­
ness have been conducted, for every offi­
cial has done his level best to conduct his
office economically and well, with uni­
form courtesy and kindness to those who
have bad business with them. The county
officials have given the public good str
vice, and they are entitled to a word of
praise from the taxpayers.
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns, 10c. and 15c.
This Sale Continues for
Ten Days.
Note the Feeble Imita­
tors Copy and Steal.
If it wasn’t for Haltom you
would be ¡laying “war time
prices’’ for your merchandise
in Tillamook—Haltom sets the
price and the poor, feeble
minded TRY to follow.
New Home Sewing Machines, 535.00-
AFTER
INVENTORY
SALE !
This is the Sale that always
-unfailingly brings out the
crowds.
This is the sale whose stocks
are always the biggest and most
varied — quality always the
brightest and best and prices
always the lowest.
Let the feeble minded copy
and steal, but duplicate they
can’t.
Great Annual Price Reducing Event.
Seasonable Goods that you need at Less than Wholesale Prices.
The waited for, planned for, and long forevent is at hand. We announce our ANNUAL AFTER
INVENTORY SALE IN THE FULL GLORY OF ITS MAGICAL ATTRACTIONS.
This is the time when profits are nil—when our one aim is •'Clearance,” regardless of losses and sacrifices. _
in the store is deeply cut in price. The reductions—which are your savings—aggregate one-fourth, one-thud,
and even more. This is the best buying aud saving time of the whole jear.
SOME PROOF:
Entire Stock of Women’s, Misses ’ and Children’s
COATS at just Half Price.
Your choice of any TAILOR-MADE SUIT in stock at
just Half Price.
Men’s and Boy’s SUITS, OVERCOATS, CRAVEN-
ETTES at One Quarter to one third off Regular
Price.
SHOES AT A BIG SACRIFICE IN PRICE-
Hundreds of pairs of Men’s, Women’s aud Children’s
Shoes at less than actual cost of the leather that’s in them.
HALTOM’S.
SHERIDAN TRAIN WRECK
Drastic Reductions all along the line on SHIRT
WAISTS, SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, UNDER­
WEAR, HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS, LACES
EMBROIDERY, DOMESTICS, Notions, etc.
You can buy anything in the store away below regular
prices. Enough said. Come. Do not wait for
second invitation. After Inventory Sale will be in
force for TEN DAYS ONLY.
The Store that Cuts the Price.
intciident G. C. Morris, Major D. E
Hall, claim agent; Dr, George F. Wil­
son, Dr. J. 0. Wiley and Dr. Ross, of the
Good Samaritan Hospital.
Coaches were abundantly equipped
with stretchers and medicine supplies
for the comfort of the injured. En
route here a score of beds were made
up in one of the tourist cars for re­
ception of the injured, whose condi
tion, as reported at first, suggested
need for their immediate removal to
a Poitland hospital. At Hillsboro the
relief party was joined by Dr. J. 1*.
Famesis and Dr. D. W. Woods, but
when the train reached Forest Grove
it was found that the most severely
injured bad continued as passengers
on their abbreviated train fur McMinn-
ville and Sheridan.
HALTOM’S
Top c of Increasing Interest
T imbib LAUD, A ct J une 3, 187«—N otic « bo .
P ublication .
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United States Land Office,
Portland, Oregon. January 29th loq«
Notice in hereby given that iu eoiijphaZ
with the provisions of the act of < ongreJ
of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act
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sale of timber lands in the Slates of 1 aliLraiT
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory1
as extended to all the Public Laud States by
act of August 4. >892,
ELIZABtT1’ BARTEL,
Of
Arlita. County of
Multnomah, Stut*
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement, No. 7676, tor the purchase
of the S »4 ol 8w W ■»** S'* M of »<• \
llf>_
33. tp 1 smith range 8 west and Ne % of N* 1/
section 5. to. 2 south, range)* west, and
offer proof to show that the land sought ia
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, aud to establish her
claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver, at Poitlauct, Oregon,on Tuesday, the
2Hth day of April, 1908. She names as wit-
nesses :
H W. West, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Jack
Rupp, of T llamook, Oregon ; L Viggetn o(
Ar'.ita. Oregou , J E Bartel, M D.,
Arlit*
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to tj|f
their claims in this office ou or before said
a«tb day of April JQo*-
Al.OKRNoN S. DRKS«yR
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Rptdtfer
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreioa I
for Tillamook County.
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Willis G. Hopkins.
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Plaintiff, I
vs.
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Thad B. Preston.
Defendant. J
To Thad B Preston, the above named de- I
fendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear and I
answer th' complaint filed against you in |
the above entitled action on or before the ex- ■
Siiration of six weeks from the date of the |
irst publication of this summons, and if you ■
fail so to appear and answer tor want ■
thereof, plaintiff will apply to said Court for ■
the relief demanded in the complaint in this ■
cause. The relief demanded is the recovery of ■
a judgment against you for the sum of, B
$5000.00. with interest thereon from May ■
15th, 1907. at the legal rate and for coati ■
and disbursements of this action, being for ■
commissions earned under contract between fl
plaintiff and defendant, and that all of your |
right, title and interest in and to the follow-
ing described real property, situate in Tilla- |
mook County, Oregon :
The E 44 of sec. 36. in tp. 2 N. R. 9 W.
Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, the Se
of the Sw *4, I
the Sw >4 of the Se
sec 6. tp IN, R 7 W.
The S % of the Nw >4 and Lots .3 and 4, of B
Sec. 1 ; the Nw >4 of theSe 14, the Se L4 of the B
Se 14. of Sec. 6; the Ne % of the Nwl4, the B
Ne *4
’4. and
L4 of the Sw Lof B
Sec. R. all in Tp 3 N. R. 10 W
The W. % of sec. 36, in tp. 1 S. R R W
The W. V2 of the Sw %. sec. 13, and theE. B
U of the Se
of sec. 14. in Tp. 2 S. R. 10 W B
The S. % of sec. 21 and the S. *4 of sec. 26, B
In Tp. 3 N, R. 7 W., which has been attached B
in said cause, by virtue of a Writ of Attach- fl
ment duly issued in said cause, by the Sheriff B
of Tillamook County. Oregon, be sold for the B
purpose of satisfying any judgment which B
plaintiff may recover against you in »aid B
cause.
This summons is published in the Tills- ■
mook Headlight by order of the HonorabkB
H. F. Goodspeed, County Judge of Tills-B
mook County, Oregon, made Februaryl2th.B
1908. directing publication thereof to btB
made for six successive weeks, the first pub-
lication being made on February 13th, 1908.
H. T. B ott » & J ohn C. H og am ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. |
that their is a saving to be effected as
compared with the work of men with
brains muddled by alcohol. Much was
accomplished along these strictly econo­
mic lines while times were good in the
country. Even more may be expected if
the present dulness continues, for be­
tween the drinking man and the tee­
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totaler the employer of labor will not
A representative in this county bji
hesitate long, when the fabor market is large real estate corporation. SpeciilH
as well supplied as it is now.—Oregon­ inducements to those who wish to bv ' /
ian.
come financially interested.
The i^eal Estate ^curitijCi
The temperance question is becoming
an issue of im portance. So long as it
was dependent on the efforts of high-
minded but impracticable dreameis who
F obesy G rove , Or., Feb. 11—Three
could see only the moral status of the
were killed and 23 were injured, one very
situation, progress was slow except in
seriously, bv the derailment of the
dead and buried communities, like those
Sheridan local on a short trestle bridge
in sleepy old Maine, where prohibition
about three fourths of a mile west of
established its first stronghold. But now
this city at 6 o’clock tonight. Thu dead
the question has been taken up on a
are : Mrs. Edward Bates and 5-inonths-
purely business basis and large employ­
old daughter, ol Forest Grove.
ers of labor are insisting on total ab­ School Report for District No. 34.
J. A. McDonald, of McMinnville.
Report of school district. No. 34, for
stinence on the part ot their employes
Mrs. J. H. Brown, aged 60 of Sheri­
FORI’ DEARBORN BUILDING,
The spread of the temperance move­ month ending January : Enrolled, 9 ;
dan, was badly ciushed, and may not
CHICAGO. ILL.
ment, thus traceable to strictly economic No. da vs taught, 20 ; days attendance,
recover.
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influences, , has _ encouraged
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old .......
line 178 ; days absence. 1 ; No, times tardy,
The accident resulted from a broken
prohibitionists to come in fur some of 0; per cent of attendance, 99. The fol
rail, one 30 foot section at the west enJ
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of the trestle bridge being splintered into
the credit for bringing about the change, lowing pupils were neither absent nor i
There are a few “special interest” in
four pieces by the weight of the heavily
and they are now endeavoring to inter­ tardy during the month : Mamie, Jim
(iividuals who have tlyiir “hammer’’ out
loaded coaches. The defective rail ap­
GARIBALDI.
est Congress in drastic legislation.
and Ralph Sutton, Katie. Emma and
continually for the snap shot man. But
I will be in McMinnville for two
parently did not give WjO until alter
Temperance news in yeiterdav's Ore­ Edith Bauer, Oscar Taggart and Otis .7
we notice this that the ex lunacties and
or three weeks. Watch this space
Les Ackley was the guest ot Mr. gonian covered a wide range of country Thomson.—C has H art , teacher.
the engine, mail and bagWgf cars had
the other “knockers" lack moral back­
for notice of niy return. If any
Shearer and family a few days last week, as well as varying phases of the ques
crossed in safety.
bone and do nothing to boost and adver­
The smoksr was the first to leave the lie returned home Saturday accompanied tion. At Washington the Anti.Saloon Suffering and Dollars Saved. I repairs are needed, send them to
tise the county. The snap shot man is
of Marilla, N Y . says :
me and I will attend to them at
track, carrying with it two day coaches. by Miss. Christa, August and Otto League was urging the adoption of the " I E. am 8. a Loper.
carpenter and have had many
no doubt, a bad, wicked kind ot a fellow
once.
The smoker mid the first day coach ran Shearer and Mr. Evans who were guests Littlefield bill, prohibiting shipments of severe cuts healed by Hucklen's Arnica
in the eyes of some |>eople, but give the
over the ties for a distance of 20 yards at the Fairview dance Saturday night.
liquor into prohibition territory, and a Salve. It. has saved me suffering atid
devil his due, he does some good, effectual
and pitched from the trestle to the
Miss Lora McMillan was the guest ol representative of the California wine­ dollars. It is by far the best healing
advertising for the county. However,
I have ever found." Heals burns,
ground, ten feet below, striking oil their Miss Burnice Jacoby at Bay City, growers was opposing it. At New Or­ salve
sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and
let the “knockers” “beef" as much as
I9IWHIIIU
sides. The second day coach also left Sarurday and Sunday.
I leans Cardinal Gibbons gave out an in­ piles. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough, Druggist.
they please about the snap shot man,
the track, and turned only partly over.
ter
view
opposing
prohibition
and
favor-
Mrs.
John
Paquet
and
two
little
for that is about all the thanks a |>ersoii
Miss Grace Harding, of Gaston, a pas­ daughters. Ora and Verna, left for Tilla­ j ing local option. A. Charleston (W. Va.)
TO OUR SUBSCRIB
The Jumping Off Place
receives in this city, anyway, for doing
senger in the rear coach, was thrown mook Saturday where they expect to ' dispatch brings a report that the liquor
•• Consumption had me in its grasp;
something to advertise the county.
through a window into less than two visit with friends for about a week, also interestshave raised $15U,0t>0 to be used and I had almost reached the jumping
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The Postmaster General
The constant violation of the local feet of water beneath the trestle, but her daughter, Mrs. Grace |acobs.
in defeat of the pending prohibition off place when I was advised to try Dr
issued
the following order, whi
King's
New
Discovery
,
and
I
want
to
escai>ed
uninjured.
option law st Albany is no doubt res­
Mr. McMillan and Andrew Peterson amendment. Here in Oregon Conrad say right now, it saved mv life. Im­ went into effect January ist.
The news of the wreck, which could be
ponsible lot m drasiic ordinance govern
Krebs,
who
has
been
attempting
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to
provement liegan with the first bottle,
were Tillamook visitors last week.
applies to all newspapers w
ing the city. Physicians granting pre­ seen from the depot, spread rapidly, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobson returned organize a Hopgrowers' Union, tells a and after taking one dozen bottles I was
a
well and happy man again." says circulate through the mails:
scriptions, it is said, must sign their residents ot this city hastened to assist
home Thursday evening from Tillamook Salem correspondent that he has aban George Moore, of Grimesland, N.C. As
names and give the date ot issuance. The the injured, who were removed from the where they had been since Sunday.
A reasonable time will be a.-“
doned the fight and give as one of the a remedy for coughs and colds and
ordinance gives the city officers authority overturned cars through the windows on
Mrs Mary Alegg, .was one of Tilla-1 reasons for the unsatisfactory condition healer of weak, sore lungs and for pre­ lowed publishers to secure n
to search without a warrant anyplace the upper side of the coaches. The dead ■nook's guests last week
of the market the spread ol prohibition. venting pneumonia New Discovery is newals of subscriptions, but ut
supreme 50c. and $1.00 at Chas. 1. less subscriptions are express!' A
where they believe liquor 1« being sold. were found in the forward end of the
Stella Temperley was under the weath­ Along with all of this news on the Clough, druggist. Trial bottle free.
Prescriptions issued lor the sale ofliquor. first day coach, immediately behind the er a few days last week.
great topic comes a statement from a
renewed after the term for whid
by a physician, must be filed sepatat smoker. Their bodies were removed to
Dick Johnson expects to leave on the prominent Milwaukee brewer showing
they
are paid, within the folio»
Genuine
Imported
Swedish
Razors
from other prescriptions and kept con­ a local undertaking establishment.
Elmore on a business trip to Portland. that the "brewers, maltsters and dis-
ing periods :
That a score were not killed outright
stantly ready lor public inspection, It
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tillers'
of
the
United
States
annually
V A. Scblappi's sprained wrist is im.
Best razor made Try one. Fully war
seems that this kind of an ordinance was and that any of the occupants of the two
proving quite slowly, after three months I consume in their products corn, barley. ranted, hollow ground, $2.00 ; Fully
Dailies, within three months
put into effect in every town where the overturned »lay coaches weie not seri­ of suffering.
. rye, hops, sugar, fuel, lumber, advertis­ warranted, hollow ground, ivory handle
local option law is in effect it would go ously iujured is considered miraculous.
Weeklies, within one year;'
Harry and Frank Crane, of the Miami, ing, transportation and other commodi. $3 00 . Single porpoise razor strop, 50c.
a long way toward removing the claim That the list of fatalities was not larger
ties to the amount of $354,851,097. He Double porpoise and web razor strop. they shall not be counted in tM
were in Tillamook last week.
that local option shifts the telling of was due to the fact that the train had
Assn't Supt. Temperley.has been buisy also says that they pay state and Gov­ ♦ LOO. Postpaid to vour address. G eo .
legitimate list cf subscribers, M*
liquor from the saloon to drug stores.— not attaint'll much headway. As it was
the last week drawing plans for the ernment licenses to the amount of $68,-! W. R eynolds , 950 East Davis St., Port
North Yamhill Record.
the coaches were not badly damaged.
copies mailed on account there«
875,465.
and
city
licenses
and
other
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new
boat
house.
laud.
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None of the injured sustained any
shall not be accepted for inaiM
ll it is a good thing to keep boys and
Charles McMillan came home from taxes to the amount of $70,000,000. I
broken
limbe, ar.d with the exception
at the second class postage rq
young men who have done wrong out
Bay City the end of the we-k to visit This brewer asserts that "the continued
of Mrs. Brown, who received serious in­
spread of prohibition and the destruc |
TEA
of one cent a pound, but mayM
of pool rooms, there certainly must In­
his parents and he returned Sunday.
ternal injuries, few requireit the serv­
good reason and good logic in prohibit
Mrs. Ruth Wilks, of the Miami, has tion of the brewing and distilling in-1
The way to buy tea is in mailed at the transient second
dustries will result in the allied trades
mg boys and young men who have not ices or a physieian, their injuries con. lieen quite ill in bed the past week.
class postage rate of one cent«
Misting
principally
ot
bruises
and
»light
done wrong from frequenting them. The
Mrs. Chas. Temperley is under the in all lines ot manufacture being made j packages; somebody is each four ounces or fracti«
cuts
from
broken
glass.
pool room question is our of importance
to suffer great losses through the des­
weather this week.
thereof, prepaid by stamps al
When the paastuigers had lieen as­
to every city, and their demoraluing In­
Miss Annie Ripley, from up the Miami, troyed market for their product.’’ The responsible for it.
sisted
from
their
uncomfortable
post
fixed.
fluence« are lie 1 ng pointed out by the
prohibitionistswill, of course, take ex­
Y’our grocer returns your money If you don’t
is the guest of Mrs. McMillan
like Schilling's Best ws pay him.
ception
to
some
of
these
statements,
and
Press of the State. For instance, in Port ti m, such of the injured hn reeided at
Mr. McMillan expects to leave on the
Consequently, all subscribe
land, it has been found necessary to pass ! points further west were placet! in the Elmore for San Francisco where he will will tell the brewer that the business
^Mgage
an<l
mail
cars
and
shortly
after
who
are in arrears to the
an ordinance to prohibit minors from
Keeping Open House
consult with ■ doctor about his health. ought to lie destroyed.
light
for one year or more w®®
Eieribiidy
is
welcome
when
we
feel
cutering pool rooms and to compel them V o’clock that part of the train which
But
neither
brewer
nor
prohibitionist,
August and Otto Shearer left Tuesday
to close at certain hours at night. This remained intact proceeded to Carltun morning for McMinnville, going over the cardinal or grafter, hopgrower or wine good; and we feel (hat way only when pay up as soon as possible,
our digestive organs are working pro-
is what the Oregon Journal has to say and McMiouville, where several of the 1 mountains in their own rig. while gone merchant, can do very much for or P7'T- Dr- K>ng » New Life Pills r,gu. publishers will have to co^PJ
injured live.
about ft
against
the
issue.
It
is
at
the
mercy
of
late the action of stomach, liver and with this order, aud subscriw®
they will tie the guests at several dances
Walter Hembren. of McMinnville, was
Thia is considered one of the best ordi­
hard-headed busiuess interests that de­ bowels so perfectly one can t help feeling will have to do the same.
the
one
ot
interest
will
be
that
given
at
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nances yet drafted for the city’s morals fastened beneath the roof uf the stuck Dr H. Morris's father's home near Me sire sober men for no other reason than Chil 7 CL I“T* ‘hw piIU'
Chas I. Clough s prug store.
and is expected to act as a great preven er, which rested on his leg It wss
five ot crime among young toys. Mtinv ••owary to chop away < poctioo of I Minnville the fourteenth.
Many Sleepless Nights. 0*'"
lads have been arrested in Portland in I the car roof before Hembree could be
to a Persistent Cough. R«1"
the past few months for petty thieving
Fund at Last.
$1OO Reward, $IOO.
and robbery whose downfali could be extricated. He was not badly hurt.
" For several winters past
The
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paper
will
be
Blessed
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directly traced io the pool rooms. The
Mrs. BatkM and child, of this city. I lestn that there Het lea.I one dreaded «toes«
has been troubled with a most l*r’***
boys' became so infatuated with the (who were killed, were on their w^y lheteelescv
has been able to care in all its
and disagreeable cough, which **
games and Kssmtatiuns found tn the
"Mo aud that I» Catarrh
Itali a Calarrh
ably extended over a period u»
pool rooms that they soon took to steal to Gaston, to which place they were; Cure to the only pom tire cute not known to the
medical fiatrrnitv
Catarrh bel,« a on.lit.
weeks and caused her many
tag in ortfei to secure monev with which arranging to move, They were accviu | lionet
INCOKPOAATKD.
diesane require» a cooatltstlonanl treat
nights," writes Will J Hayner, <«•*
to pay tor their game*. Suite ot them penfed to the depot tins afternoon by | meni. Hall s Catarrh Cate taken i uieen. Hr
the Burley. Colo., Bulletin. "
eytn went so far in their efforts to ille Mr. BaUee. who n iuaiued here to at- ! acting directly upon the blood and mscoua
were tried each year w«’
^.tarwa ot the avatem thereby dentro)Ing the
H.ndlmg D.iry R.noh.., remedies
tally gam monev that thei held up I*
iruin.iaiion
ot
the
dteeaee,
aud
giving
the
patient
beneficial results. In November
tend to detail» incident to the removal ( atienglh
,
de« t ria us and entered house«
Timber bands and City Property
by building up the coutltutioH and
the cough again put in an apt**
off his
.
•eel. ling nature Indoing ite wot k the proprie­
tor. have eomuch taith In it. curative poserà
and my wife acting on the snggr*1
Uist your property uuith us.
Wanted.
A ^leoal'vt(sin. consisting of two that they offer use Hundred Hollar» for ear
a friend, purchased a bottle of t'hs*
To rent, a furnished dairy ranch ua coM-hr«, nrrfcvd *c llw> mw » of 11* J cane that it Sula to cure Send for llat of leni b. W. MeHDAMS, Pres
-ran
laiu's Cough Remedy. The rasas
•harm. One with about 40 cows pic • r»ck at 9 40 o'cluck. 1 ringing Gcueral
Otti«.. : Pop’™’°k^*- indeed marvelous. After t*lre* !
.. ? J chkney a co . Toledo o. B. O. SNUFFER. s.e.
«oM by all DrngpiM».
the cough entirely disappeared »<"
trued.
J. B .M ather ,
Manager J. F Q Brno, AaaiaUnt Super
H*U a Family Pilla tor constipauon.
Tillamook Office. first door west of Coates' Abstract Office
not manifested itself since. Tin’ f*"
for sale bv all Druggists.
Three Killed and Twenty-
Three Injured.
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At McMinnville. (l
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Dr.H. E.MORRIS
Tillamook
Land & Investment Company.
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