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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, Advertising Rate«. L egal A dvektisemknts : 10 _______________ I Firat Inaction, perline .. 6 f a h subHKjuerit insertion, line. BuBiness and prufesKioual cardB, 1 month .............. .................. 1 00 Homt-alt-ad Notices.................... .. 5 00' Timtx r Claims ............................... 10 OOi 5 Locals per line each insertion. .. D splay advertifwiuent, an inch. 50 ¡ 1 month ................................... All Resolutions of Condolence and ; Lodge Notice«. 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Si rayed or Stolen, etc.. minimum rale, 25c. not exceedii g live lilies. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. .STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) One year............................................. 1.50 1 75 Six months ......................................... 50 Three months..................................... i(bt (plhmooh Er.it < Mjcabligbt. Haker. Publisher THE CIRCUIT COURT. Large Number of Cases Go Over for Term. The November term of the Circuit Court came to a close on Saturday even ing. Judge Burnett discharging the jury the previous afternoon. There are a large number of cases gone over for six months, including jury and ctiminal cases, the judge refusing to hold the jury because the attorneys were not ready to go to trial when he called them. John B. Langley vs. Nellie Lang- ley Divorce. Continued David P. McKinney vs. Elizabeth E McKim ey. Divorce. Default of de- fendant. Heard on pleadings and testi- mony. State vs Verlin Brown, charged w ith malicious and wantonly killing an animal. Sentenced to three monilis in the county jail. — • •» That was the ‘Guilty as Charged." judgment of the jury alter a lair trial. Qn Saturday afternoon,with the court room packed with people, Judge Bur I nett. without making a in remarks, sen tenced Wolfe to 20 years in the peniten J j tiary. At two o'clock on Sunday morn ing Sheriff Crenshaw started with tie prisoner for Salem, landing him in the penitentiary that evening. WOLFE RAPE CASE. NOVEMBER 19, 1908 HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them. We Sell Them. i Which Proved the Conspir- ; acy and His Own Guilt. The trial of W. C Wolfe. the Suet a lint who raised the red flag at the Fourth of July celebration, and who was arrested two months later by Sheriff Crenshaw, j | accused of a statutory offense, was tried I on Friday and found guilty, and it took I only one ballot to decide h's guilt. When " olfe was arrested he w as taken before Justice Sappington, and waiving rxainmation. fie was bound over to the I grand jury and confined in the county .jail. So as to defeat the District Attor. nev in the prosecution of the case, n con spiraev was entered into and Eva Wolfe, the principal witness in the case, was spirited awav from the city and sent to her aunt's, Mrs.Lydiu Ray, near Pawnee City, Neb., along about the 20th of last month, and it was several days before the officials became aware of what had happened. Deputy District Attorney W. H, Cooper and Sheriff Crenshaw having obtained several clues, when the sheriff quietly slipped off and but few persons knew where he had gone. Six days after a message was received from him which read like this “0 K. Am returning.’’ the precincts of Tillamiaik, Hoquarton, Fairview and South Prairie, lor and against stock running al large, and at »aid election a majority of all voles cast in said precincts was " against stock running at large.” That within sixty davs from the 'late of this notice it will be unlawful for stock to run at large in said precincts. |><ted this the lotli day of November. AD., 1908. J. C. HOLDEN. County Clerk. Notice of Election. Notice is herebv given.—That "p the Till day ol December, 19<’8. at thp C hv Hall, in Tillamook City, for Tiihamook precinct, at the Court House hi Tilla mook City, for Hoquarton precinct ; at the Grange Hall in Fairview precinct for Fairview precinct, and at the South Prairie School House in South Prairie precinct, for South Prairie precinct, all in the County of Tillamook, Oregon, a special election will be held for the pur pose of voting upon the question of in. eluding in, annexing to and making a part of the Port of Tillamook, a muni- cipal corporation in Tillamook County, Oregon, the following described territory to-wit : All of the territory included within the present voting precincts of Tillamook County, Oregon, known as Tillamook precinct, Hoquarton precinct, Fairview precinct and South Prairie precinct, outside of the portions there of now included within the present ter ritories of said Port of Tillamook. The said Port of Tillamook being now bounded as follows: All that part of Tillamook County, Oregon, included within the present corporate limits of the City of Tillamook, and fifty feet on each bank of Hoquarton Slough from the East boundary of the City of Tilla mook Westerly to and including Drv Stocking Bar. Which election will be held at8 o’clock in the morning and will continue until 7 o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Polls will be open at the following places within the Pott of Tilla mook and in tfic territory proposed to be annexed, as follows : For voters re siding in Tillamook precinct at the City Hall in Tillamook City. Oregon ; for the voters of ^oquarton precinct at the Court House in Tillamook City, Oregon, for the voters residing in Fairview pre cinct at the Grange Hall in said precinct; for the voters residing in South Prairie precinct at South Prairie School House And at said election the voters in each precinct will vote for one Commission« r of the Port of Tillamook for said pre cinct, and also for one Commissioner at Large. Done by order of the Commissioners of the Port of Tillamook .this 4th day of November, 1908. Attest : CLAUDE THAYER. Secretary. Miriam L. Colvin vs. Grant Mills, Ejectment. Judgment <»f non suit. De fendant allowed until December 15th to serve and deliver to judge a bill ol exceptions. L. G. Freeman vs Miami Lumber Co. Da nages. Case continued. State ts. W. C. W«.lfe. Trftiiacripl from justice court, C< »ntinued. John Day who was indicted for The grand jury met last week, and the assault and battery, and pleaded guilty, sheriff was on hand when that body took was tin»<1 |50. up this case. It was the first indictment Harry Mitchell, charged with assault and battery, and who pleaded guiltv. returned, to which he pleaded not guilty. His attorneys, Thayer & Nolan, started was fined |5J In the matter of the estate of Eli pettifogging tactics to prevent the case Goodspeed. Probate, Final account from coming to trial, for they were all owed and administrator ordered to aware that the facts about the spiriting assign notes and accounts and pay away of the girl had been fathomed and money of estate to heir, exposed. First they tried for a change M. H. Larsen vs. Marston Bush, Joe Bush, et al. To restore deed. These of venue, and this being denied thev filed defendants hare leave to serve and tile a motion to have the case continued. amended answer on or before Decem The judge overruled this also and then ber I, the case was immediately taken up The J«Mse Davis, charged with assault and battery, pleade I not guilty and the case jury was complete Friday morning and was continued. fudge Hur nett ordered the court room A. N. Stanton, charge with assault cleared of spectators and battery on wife, pleaded not guilty The prisoner at the bar of justice wa» and the case was continued. accused by the grand jury of rape upon J. H Beach, charged with embezz» I his daughter, committed on the 15th ment, pleaded not guilty and the case May in Tillamook City, the indictment was continued, Eastern Investment Co. vs Frederick charging him with wrongfully and fel Lewis. Application for forclosure of oniouslv, carnally know Eva Wolfe, a tax lien. Argued and submitted. female child under the age of 16 years, Eastern Investment Co. vs. Chris the daughter of W, C. Wolfe, contrary Peterson. Applicati<>n tor f »reclosure of to the statutes in such cases made and tax lien. Argued and submitted. Albers Brothers Milling Co., vs. . B. provided and against the peace and dig nity of the State of Oregon. O. Snuffer. Action for money. Hy con « sent of parties heard before cuuit uud Eva Wolfe was the first witness and without a jury. she told a straight story of her father's William G. Dwight vi. A. \v. Atterbury DamageN and . eject _______ ment. guilt, and which was co-oberated by her Demurrer to amended atiswet to plea in sister Hazel. The defence was unable to abatement sustained. break down their evidence, and a sur W. G. Dwight vs. Christ<'pl er prise awaited them when a letter was Christensen. Damages and epcinirnt, put in as evidence. It was brought from Demurrer to amended answer to plea m Nebraska by Sheriff Crenshaw when he abatement sustained. William Purcell vs. Andrew C «s leturned. It was written by Wolfe while per. Action for money, How to Cure a Cold. Default and m the county jail to his sister, which is Bn as careful as you can you will occa ludgment with order to sell attached supposed to have been given to Attorney property. sionally take cold, and when you do, get Nolan, tor the address on the envelope, a medicine of known reliability, one W. A. Williams vs. Andrew Casper. "Mrs Lydia Ray, Pawnee City, Neb.,’’ that has an established reputation ami Action lor money Default and judg ment with order to sell attache«! pro was in his handwriting. It shows the that is certain to effect a quick cure. perty. conspiracy in spiriting awav the girl and Such a medicine is ChamlierlHin'a Cough Remedy. It has gained a world wide Mary E. Ph» Ips vs. Hugh Finni Wolfe lookeil thunder struck when this reputation by its remarkable cures of g hi . Action for money. Continued letter was read, for it acknowledged his this most common ailment, and can by consent. gnilt. Here it is : always be depended upon. It acts oil Walburga Jacobs vs. Miami Lumber nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids Tillamook. Ore , Oct. 14, '08. Oo Damages Continued by consent. expectoration, opens the secretions ami Mv D earest S ister L ydia : XJitchell, Lewis aids nature in restoring the system ton Sta ver Co. va. 1 am going to surprise you anil also E. E Tyler. Action tur money. Coli healthy condition. During the many shock you. I have got in a bad scrape tinned. »ears in which it has been in general use here, and I am going to depend on you F. P. Hansen vs, Louis Fleck, et to help me out. I know you will do it we have vet to learn of a single case of «1. r«* set aside deed. Heard _____ un , plead* and trust to me to explain some time in cold or attack of the grip having resulted in pneumonia when this remedy was ings, stipulation and testimony the fuilire. We will start Eva for your place on used, which shows conclusively that it is M. | MacMalion vs. Francis Tre a certain preventive of that dangerous vor. ct al. and Tillamook City Furrclus the 20th and when she gets there yon ure. Dismissed. will keep her out of sight if possible till disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and H E Noble vs. Floyd W, King, you hear from me or Alice. Don't let her may be given M confidently to a baby as write home or to anyone in Oregon. et al. Forclosure. Continued. When she gets there notify Claude to an adult. For sale by all Druggists. Oak Nolan vs. Frank Ekroth. To Thayir. Tillamook. Ore , of her safe ar quiet title. Continued. Hexamethylenetetramine rival by stating "That package has been The above is the name ot a German Erick I Bergstrom vs. Helen E. ttceived <> k ” Sign your imine "Mrs. chemical, which is one of the many Bergstrom i Divorce. Continued. Jones. Wymore, Neb." W. G. Dwight vs Alex Mei Her name will lie "Elva Woods"—if valuable ingredients ot Foley’s Kidnev Remedy. Hexamethylenetetramine is To quiet title V'm think best. Mi tions mvmil. i recognized by medical text books and tmued. K*ep her tied to vour apron strings till aiitlmiities as a uric acid solvent and Albers ...... ... ....... Brothets Milling Co vs. you hear from me again. As an explan antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's Lailali Snuffer and — B U — Snuffer, —....... Fort. ation she is wanted as a witness against Remedy as soon as you notice any closure. Heard on ph adings and testi me, and it she is found it mar mean 2'1 irregulai ities. and avoid a serious years in the pen lor me, and t will trust mony. to vour discretion to see that she is not malady —u. 8. Lamar. Tillamook; Hawk Herman Boelk vs Oak Nolan To found Alter she has been there s few A Miller, Bay City. set aside deed. Heard on pleading» and days yon can get her alone. She will testimony. Mind Your Business! tell vou about the trouble. W. J Himes, et al. vs. Uillisml Dear Lvdia. aliho you may curse me If you don't nobody will. It is your Maxwell, et al. To set aside deed. Con- and despise me. tor God sake help me busiurss to keep out of all thetiouble tinned« this much and look alter her as if she you can and you can and will keep out Tom Brown vs. State of Oregon, was your own daughter, and may God of liver and bowel trouble if you take Dr. King’. New Life Pills. They keep ft al., A. T W hue. Writ of review. bless you both. hiliouaneM. malaria and jaundice out Judgment of justice court reversed and Your unworthy brother. >f your system. Wa at Chas I. Clough a le-titutlou ot money paid by defendant B ull oi dered Judge Burnett charged the jury, and drug »tore. Isci'b Nielilaus vs ||. p. Giiod- in closing said : ’ ll yon believe beyond If You are Over Fifty Head This »|<ed. Comity judge Vt al Writ of Moat people past middle ag» suffer a reasonable doubt after considering all levlew, Heard on record and return from kidney and bladder disorders which Frs.1 P Wittenberg vs. Viucenz the evidence in the case according to the holer's Kidney Remedy would cure Jacob and wits. To set aside deed rules of law given yon by the court that Stop the drain on the vitality and re Moiions aigued. Conlinued, the defendant committed the crime store needed atrength and vig. r. Com Joseph L. Johnson vs. Cecil |ohn charged in the indictment an therein mence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy »on Divorce, Heard on pleading» ar.d alleged, you will return a verdict of todar —J 8. Lamar, Tillamook. Ht w k testimony. & Miller. Bay City. guilty of rape as charged in the indict Ida J l><vis vs Otto P. Dari*. Winter blasts, causing pneumonia, Divorce. Default of defendant, LfiCrr« ment, but should there be a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant plvnriay and consumption will pooh be f r plain iff and coat,. here. Cure your cough now, «nd, Geo. W. Kiger vs. William St»rr. you should return a verdict of not strengthen vour lungs with Foley's. foreclosure Continued l u ItV." Honey and Tar. Do not ri«k «Carting « w. Ryan ve. E. E. Tyle. F.r, The jury retired and in fifteen minutes the winter with weak lungs, when I cii»»ur« vontmned returned into co irt with a verdict. It Foley s Honey and Tar will cure th»* most F. R Heel, vs E E. Tyler. To took only one ballot to seal the guilt of obstinate coughs ami colds, and (prevent ’ cuucei bund lor dexd. Coutiuutd results — J. S. Lamar Tillamook ; | Wolfe, which, when read in court, was ; I ; wrioui Hawk & Miller. Bav City. • A ttorney - at .^ Complete set of Abstract g. in office. Taxes paid fW|g Residents. Both phone«. Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. Found Guilty & Sentenced N otice is H ereby G iven —That at General Election held in Tillamook to 20 Years Imprison I a County, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 3rd of November. 1908. a vote was taken in ment in Penitentiary. LETTER TO HIS SISTER x Office opposite Post 0^ W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., Notice. T. BOTTS, T—T W. H’ COOPER A ttorney - at -L aw 1'he Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported, is prepared to buy all the first class @ cheese that comes along. Spot cash and highest price. Factory men will S do well to see R. Robinson, the mana- ger. before selling. He will be in Tillamookagood part of the time dur- ing the season. Only the best stock S wanted. T illamook , OMC« C arl haberlach , attorney - at - law , PeMtôdwr äUivoita^ Office across the street and rOrthtn the Post Office. 'y H. THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY, GOYNE, A ttorney - at -L aw . Office : Opposite Court Ho T illamook , O regon , A. W. SEVERANCE, NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY A ttorney - at -L aw , AND COUNTY. T illamook ! R. T. BOALS, M.D, PHYSICIAN * - ï I i O kegoi . .. & SURGE TILLAMOOK. Office- Olson Building, W ILL SELL ALL STOCK ON HAND AT COST. | Strictly for Cash Until Further ■ I f Notice. ’ SlIIIIIWIIliUlM Residence : Mrs. Weiss’ house, w« Mrs. Walker's. J~y. I. M. SMITH, PHYSICIAN & SURGI So as to make room for a large stock for Spring and Summer Shoes that will shortly arrive from Chicago. Come and get Bargains out of the largest and best selected stockof Shoes in the City. P. F. BROWNE. Agent. Office over J. A. Todd & Ci Tillamook. Ore. C. HAWK, PHYSICIAN & SURGI BAY CITY, OREGON. STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The prices are no higher than others. AV e most cordially invite you to come and look at what we have and get our prices, whether you buy or not. ^JAHOMAS W. ROSS, PHYSICIAN & SURGE Office : Opposite Post 09«. » w. M. MILLS, Opposite the Post Office Residence : Allen House. Tillamook. R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, F inancial A g ^. Tillamook, Oregon. R. P. J. SHARP, RESIDENT DENTIST, Office across the street ft® Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. T?o<ï 33H1O SARCHET, -L . The Fashionable Cleaning, Pressing an<* ing a Specially’ Store in Heins l'h< Gallery. OBERT A. 1 Èal'v A ttorney - a T-U’' Land Titles, Land 0«* ness and Minimi Hie Edison Phonograph ill stir you with its marches, amuse you with its rag time songs and dances. It sings as sweetly as the most cultivated singer and renders perfectly the tones of the various instruments ot orchestras and bands. Phonographs, I12.50 and up. Record, 35 cents. LAMARS Tillamook, DRUG STORE, Oregon -4 PORTLAND, Room, 306 ConW«*1 L and O ffici R isim » A SFBCfALTT. OWING » -Ä C0 LAWYER R oom 334 WoacssT« ...... AMD O ak ft Turno Room Neit to the US- PORTLAND, 0»^
