Tillamook headlight., April 15, 1909, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 15. 1909.
Editorial Snap Shots.
We wonder how many Tillamookers
were “soaked” with Worthless. Windless,
Wireksi ? It is not likely that any ot
the co-opt rative associations “bit.” But
who d d ?
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We think this is no more than right
that when li e business streets nerd to be
cleaned up the expense should come out
of the city treasury, for, surely, the busi
ness men pay enough taxes.
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Seed served notice of appeal to the
circuit court and the judge placed his bail.
al >2000
This was somewhat more
than he could raise and he was compel! j
ed to go to jail.
Manv of the former saloon men have
stated that they would be tierfetlly will-I
ing to pay n large tine on conviction,
but when they are threatened with a jail |
sentence thev decide that thev will no’ I
take the chances, the most <4 them have
either left the city or have engaged in
other business.
With the present stand taken by the
officers it I.« believed that illegal selling
of whiskey in Klamath Falls will soon
be a thing of the past.
And so it will lie in Tillamook when
the bootleggers are given jail sentences.
Not liefore.
CIRCUT COURT.
Large Number of Cases
on the Docket.
Cards of Thanks.
I
We wish to thank tile honorable tnsni
l bers ot the 1 O 0 F.. also the neighber,
; and friends for their sympathy and kind,
j ness during the sickness and deaii) of
!
our beloved father.
M ikv C. S wanso *
A lics E. Wti.so.y
J ohn A. B rant .
Th® April term of the Circuit Court
will convene on Mondar. withJudgeW.
Galloway on the bench, There are some
serious criminal cases, the most import­
ant i»eing that against A. N. Nordstrom,
who, upon his own confession after he
was arrested, is charged with the mur-
der of John Peterson.
We wish tothank the kind friends w||0
showed SO much kindness during t|„
sickness of R. D. Peckham and tor their
sympathy on account of his death.
M rs R. D. P bckium
M rs . J ennie B ailey
E lmer H oag .
We were misinformed last week as to
Astoria & Columbia River Rail way
the a nouat of water rent for the court
Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
bouse under the meter system. Instead
Samuel Elmore and Elmore Packing
Notice.
Company, defendants. Condemnation.
of $1.7 1 it w is only 51.42. which is quite
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Astoria à Columbia River Railway
a saving for the county from $ 16. Who
It would not surprise us much to hear
Notice is heteby Riven, that lheCounty
Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
said wa’er h< gs !
those who are putting money into frame
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon
Bwiigtha
Byrcm and Peter Byrom, de­
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buildings, especially in the congested fendants. Condemnation.
will receive bids for the construction 0(
King & Smith received a letter from a
The only Baking Powder
business part of the city, will regret
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com.
a Ceptic Tank, to be located on ths
San Fr iiicisco wholesale house saying
Made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
doing so before long, especially where pany. a corporation, plaintiff, vsNillus
property now owned by the Tillamook
that the Argo had been taken off the run
large and expensive stocks of goods are McMillan and Sarah McMillan, defen­
Lumber and Manufacturing Co, near
and was wanting to know by wliat
dants. Condeninati«>n.
kept in them, and w hich is at the mercy
the outlet of the said sewer now leading
route they should forward their freight.
Astoria & Columbia River Railway
of fire originating in any of the fire Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
from the court house.
Which shows that Tillamook knockers
Elmore Packing Co., a corporation,
traps in the vicinity. With insurance Lucy Barnard and John L. Barnard,
State <»f Oregon, plaintiff, vs Jnsne
Said Ceptic Tank to be constructed of
are still in the knocking business.
plaintiff,
vs
Tillamook
Cour.tv,
defen
rates almost prohibitive, or so excessive defendants. Condemnathm.
Davis, defendant. Aasault and battery
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dant. Appeal from Board of Equiliza- cement and bidder to submit plans and
,
plaintiff
vs
A.
N
Fac
’
fic
Railway
&
Navigation
Com
­
State of Oregon,
We didn’t “beet’’ about paying taxes that it keeps business men at the grind
dunentions of tank with hid
Assault and bat- tion.
pany, a
corporation, plaim iff,
vh Stanton, defendant,
this year, but to receive a tax receipt stone all the time, it is a serious pro­ I >amuel Elmore, Mary Elmore and
Nehalem Packing Co., a corporation,
A’.l bids must be filed in the|< ffice of
tery
on
wife.
plaintiff, vk rilhim«»ok County, defen
which was printed in Portland is a big blem which confronts them. To prevent ■ Eioiore Packing Company, a corpora­
Stale «»( Oregon. plaintiff, vs J. II. dant. Appeal from Board of Equali­ the County Clerk, of Tillmnook County,
this
fear
anil
anxiety,
some
other
kind
tion, defendants. Condemnation.
pill lor a local printer to swallow. We
Beach, «ieiemiaiit. Embezzlement.
on or before 9 o'clock a in , Wednesday,
zation.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com
would like to know how much taxes the of matt-rial will have to be used. And to
G H. Ward. plaintiff, vs C- fl
William Squires, plaintiff, vs B. F. Dur­ the Sth day of May, 1909
pany,
a
c«.rporalion,
plaintiff,
vs
Irene
this
end
the
company
which
is
to
erect
Action
for
money
Larrison, defendant.
Portland printers pay into this county
County Court reserving the right to
fee, M J. Durfee and Tillamook County
Caibreath, J F. Calbreath, Almina Hur­
and what they base done to advertise a large concrete building have taken a ley, —. Hurley, M. Kimberlain, —.
Talmage <t Johnson and Ralph R Bank, defendants. Injunction.
reject any and all bids.
and boom Tillamook ? No matter, the step in advance and which will be lol Kimberlain, Lilia Smith, Mattie B I Duniway, plaintiffs, vs prank Hadley,
Mit«die||, Lewis & Staver Co , plain­
By order of the County Court.
tiff. vh E E Tyler, Delia L. Tyler, F.
home print shops still advocate patron­ lowed, no doubt, by others in the near Smith and Mianda Smith, defendants. defendant. Action for money.
J. C. H olden ,
Talmage & Johnson and Rdph R. R. BeaH. Bird L. Beals, A G. Beals,
Condemnation.
future.
In
fact,
it
would
be
a
wise
move
izing home stores and home industries.
Duniway, plaintiffs, vs L T. Bjnuiu. Grace L. Beals, Arthur Holden and
County Clerk.
Awtoria & Columbia River Railway,
for the city council to prohibit any more
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defendant. Action for money.
Ethel Hohlen, «iefeiidants. Foreclosure.
Whenever there is a travesty of justice frame buildings being erected within the Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
Talmage & Johnson and Ralph R
I'he Beals Laud Co. and Theodore Stein-
Charles Kunze, plaintiff, vs Port of
Christain Church Notes
the taxpavers have to loot the bills. It business limits, for the danger of fire is hilber defendants. Condemnation.
Duniway, plaintiff, vs I'hoetne A Snod Tillamook a quasi Municipal Corpora-
was so in the Hembree case, for the tax such that it is imperative that something
tion. Claude Thayer, Sec ; F. M. Leach.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad grass, defendant. Action for money.
The social and Dutch supper, given by
pavers hud to pay a big sum of money should be done to get the city built up Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
Talmage & Johnson and Ralph R. Geo. William«, Rollie Watson. D. Fitz
the Ladies’ Aid last Friday evening, was
lor the second trial. It is ho iu the boot with something more safe and substan­ Thomas Coates and Lavinia Coates, Duniway, plaintiffs. Paul Erickson, patrick,Mike Abplanalp, claiming to be
Commissioners of Port of Tillamook : J a success iu every way. The attendance
defendant. Action for money.
leg cases, for instead of the violators of tial than wood structures. As concrete defendants. Condemnation.
Mary E. Phelps, plaintiff, vs Ralph C. Hohlen, County Clerk; A. M. Hare, was large and everybody had a fine
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
the law being made to pay for crime, appears to be especially adapted to this
Assessor; and II. Crenshaw. Sheriff of lime.
Company, a coi por; tion, plaintiff, \s Cross, defendant. Damages.
the taxpayers have to foot the bill«. As climate, and to build up the city on a
Matt Maroney, defendant. Condemna­
A. J. Mapes, plaintiff, vs C. L Fox Tillamook County, Oregon, defendants.
A union bible class lias been organiz­
as instance of this we refer our readers permanent foundation the frame st rue tion.
Lumber Co., a corporation, defendant. Injunction.
C. G. Van Patten, plaintiff, vs Thomas ed and meets every week on Wednesday
to one month's expei se in Justice Sap tures and small fire traps which have
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Action for money.
pington s court,u hi« h ap| ears in the bills answered the purpose for business for Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
Andy Nolan, plaintiff, vs L. A. Le J. Harris, Jr., Ldlie B. Harris, his evening nt 8 o’clock at the Christian
Anyone wishing to take thia
Agnes E.
FiizpUrick, wife, and G. W. Sappington. Justice of church.
allowed by the county court last week many years will have to go. As the George Watt and Helen Watt, his wife, Mill r ami
Robert Watt and Lois Watt, his wife, administrator of the estate ot E. A. the Peace for the Second Justice Dis­ course of study is cordially invited to
All that we need add is this, if the tax business part of the city will more than
trict,
Tillamook
County,
Oregon.
In
defendants Condemnation.
Fitzpatrick,
deceased.
Action for
join the class.
junction.
payers like to foot the bills for travesty likely grow in the direction of the depot,
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad money.
The sermon subjects lor next L< rd's
Diautha Page, plaintiff, vs William
of justice they should not complain be where there is plenty of sites for concrete Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
u (). Drummond, plaintiff, vs Miami
cause their taxes come high. Quite a few buildings, and away from the congested George Watt ami Helen Watt, his wife. Lumber Co . a corporation, defendant. T Sax, I’. E. Sax. Samuel Sax, James <1 iv will be as follows : In the morning,
Sax and Linda Sax Schmultzer, de. "Going to Heaven when Convenient."
Writ of review.
persons predicted what would take place wood structures, it is a doubtful ques­ defendants. Condemnation.
fendants. T » quiet title.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
after the last county election and w e sup­ tion where the business center of the city
In the evening. "The Rightful Sovereign
E R Ayer, plaintiff, vs Seth F. Moon,
Andy Nolan, plaintiff, vs The First
Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs defendant. Action for money.
pose it is no surprise to them.
will be located with the changed condi­ Helen Watt and George Watt, her hus­
National Bank, of Tillamook County, ol Tillamook.’’ The Mayor, City Conn,
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., a Oregon, a corporation, defendant. Suit cil, Lawyers and business men are
tions which will take place the next few band, defendants. Condemnation.
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corporation, plaintiff, vs Eben P. Parker, for money.
especially invited to the evening services.
The old timers, the men who were con years. Other towns have had to con­
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad defendant. Condemnation.
Jacob Siegrist, plaintiff, vs Babetta
spicuously identified with the early demn frame business buildings, and it is Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
W. II. Derby, plaintiff, vs Frank Schlaeppi individually and as adminis­
Card of Thanks.
development of Tillamook county, arc about time that this city got out of the .John Watt and Sarah M. Watt, his wife, Matey, def ndant. Action for money.
tratrix of the estate of Casper Schlaeppi,
defendants. Condemnation.
gradually passing to the great beyond old ruts and started in with new ideas.
Ellen Long,
plaintiff, vs Gustav Jr., deceased, and Henry Schlaeppi, a
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
I wish to thank the many friends and
It is with much regret that the Head­ This is a most opportune time, for there Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Trimpter, defendant. Damages.
minor, defendants. To quiet title.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eli
light, which has for oyer twenty years is no reason why Tillamook Citv cannot George Watt ami Helen Watt. J. O.
Rose Weber, plaintiff vs Gottfried neighbors between Pleasant Valley and
Blaine, who joined tn the faithful search
Weber, defendant. Divorce.
watched these sturdy pioneers, that we grow and develop and become one of the Bozorth. Annesley M. B »zorth, W. C. Goodspeed, deceased. In Probate.
H. E. Noble, plaintiff, vs Floyd W.
Hank and — 1 Hawk,
’
ami R J. H-n-
Petei Jenck and the Right Reverend for niv wife, who was supposed to be
have to announce the death of Mr. Peter most up-to date towns in the state.
dricks and Emilie
::j Hendricks, defer.- King. Nettie C King. Thomas Childers, Alexander Christie, the Roman Catholic lost or demented, also for their attend-
k « a
Hrant, a man who was esteemed and
««race Childers, H. E Gibson and the Archbishop of the Diocese of Oregon, a
dante. Condemnation
Probably the Headlight has taken too
ance and that of physician. Dr. 8ini h to
highly respected in Tillamook County.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Portland Coal & Development Company, c rrporalion sole, plaintiff, vs Tillamook
advanced
a
position
as
to
how
and
bv
Foreclosure.
me. I wish also to make plain to the
He, in common with a great many of the
County, defendant. Writ of review.
Company, a corporation, plaintif, is defendants.
Oak Nolan, plaintiff, vs Frank Ekroth,
early settlers brought the county into whom road work in this county should Robert C. Beeker and Eastern Invest,
Naturalization. — David Reddaway. public that my wife was not insnne or
lost, but had fled from home and took
reputation by their persistent efforts in be carried on, yet for all that it will not ment Company, defendants. Condem­ Thus. F. Harrison and J. M. Harrison, Jean Pierre Peters and John Watt.
defendants. To quiet title.
nation.
behalf of dairying It was noeasy task l»e manv years before the taxpayers and
Tillamook City, plaintiff, vs Tillamook refuge in the woods to save Iter life, as
E. Bergstrom, plaintiff, vs Helen E. County, defendant. Accounting.
Miriam L. ('«»Ivin, plaintiff, vs Chas.
to turn this country into an ideal dairy the good roads advocates will eventu­
they tell me I was attempting to kill h'r
McKillip ami Hulda McKillip, defen­ Bergstrom, defendant. Divorce.
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Ing section, for it took Western grit and ally conincide with the system which we dants. Ejectment.
in a temporary spell of delirium due to
W. G. Dwight, plaintiff, vs Alex
Rheumatism.
persistence to bring this about.
Mr. advocated. It takes time and careful
stomach trouble, which the physician
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Anna McNair, defendant. To quiet title.
More than nine out of every ten cases declare is only temporary.
Brant was one of those who put his consideration to jump from one system Kunze and Gustav ] Kunze, defendants.
M. II. Larsen, plaintiff vs Marston
of
rheumatism
are
simply
rheumatism
shoulder to the wheel, and it is to men to another, especially w ben so radical a Ej. ciment.
Bush and others, defendants. Toresloie
Yours respectfully,
ot i he muscles, due to cold or damp, or
Ellen Daughertv, plaintiff, vs Jonas deed.
of his sturdy character that we can change is advocated. The believe, how
L. F. S mith .
chronic
rheumatism.
In
such
cases
no
Olson and Alpha V. Olson, defendants.
Hattie B. Marolf, Ethel M. Holden internal treatment is required. The free
thank for the prosperous, thrifty condi­ ever, that it is the right system that we
Ejectment
and
Arthur
E.
Hohlen,
plaintiff,
vs
application ot Chamberlain's Liniment
tion of the people and the county that have recommended, and the Headlight
E.
Percheron Stallion Ville.
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Grant Preston
Marolf, Carrie Marolf, is all that is needed, and it is certain to
wc see today in Tillamook.
A great will not budge one iota from the position Mills and Morrison Mills, defendants. Arthur N. Marolf, John C. ______
Marolf, f give quick relief. Give it a trial and see
The
Registered Percheron stallion Ville
that
it
has
taken.
There
are
who
want
Wallace. Lola V. Marolf Lamb, J. D lor yourself how quickly it relieves the
manv persons have come to this county
Ejectment.
Wallace and Martha E. Wallace. E M. pain and soreness, l'he medicines usually will stand for the season 1909 in Tilla­
to remain but a few years, vet the early a local man lor the road engineer, and
Miriam L. Colvin, plaintiff. V8 |<N1HB
Hettlers, for the most part, stayed with there are those whocontend the all road Olson and Alpha V. Olson, defendants. Lamb and P. E. Lamb, defendants. given internally for rheumatism are mook at Tillamook City, Beaver and
Partition.
poisonous or very strong medicines. Hebo. Ville is the largest and best pro­
Ejectment.
work
should
be
done
by
contract.
Any
the county through many hardships and
William Himes. C. II. Himes, Sarah They are worse than useless in cases of
Mitiam L. Colvin, plaintiff,
,
___ vs
_______
Anna A. Bayley ami Fred Smith, plaintiffs, chronic and muscular rheumatism. portioned stallion ill the county.
vicissitudes, and for that reason we hold way, we have set the people thinking as
L. E. S anders , Owner.
in reverance and honor the names of the to practical, economical road building, Kunze and Gustav Kunze, defendants. vs William Maxwell, Harrison Cleve. For sale by Lamar’s drug store.
Ejectment.
land Smith ami Charles Wesley Smith,
early settlers <»f Tillamook county, and and we want to reiterate what we have
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Charles
Hides Wanted.
amongst them mint be included Peter previously advanced, and that is, a prac McKillip and Hulda McKillip, husband <1« fendants, To set aside deed.
Death Was On His Heels.
Charles M. Lanning, plaintiff, va
Brant, who quietly passed away Sunday tical engineer should be at the head of and w ite, defendants. Ejectment.
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va.. had
I will pay more for hides than any.
Dwight Skinner and Mrs. Skinner, his a close call in the spring of 1906. He
the road work, who should draw plans
night.
Miriam L. Colvin, plaintiff, vs Grant wife, defendants. For deed.
body in the county. Store room between
says; "An attack of pneumonia left me
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and specifications for all road improve Mills and Morrison Mills, defendant«;
Fred P. WiMenlarg. plaintiff, vs so weak and with such a feaiful cough Johnson & Talmage and T. H. Goyne’s
The new business section of the city is meats for the information of the county Mrs. C. L Roberts, substituted as Vmcenz Jacob and Walburga Jscob,
law office.
N. E. ME i . ciiioe .
that my friends declared consumption
to have concrete buildings. That will be court, and as early in the spring as pus defendant. Ejectment.
defendants. To set aside deed.
had me, and death was on my heels
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Grant
We often wonder how any peison can
n great improvement,for frame buildings, sible he should organize a road crew and
George W. Kiger, plaintiff, vs William Then 1 was persuaded to try Dr King's
Mdiw and Morrison Mills, defendants;
be persuaded into taking anything but
like (he old shacks which did for busi build and improve the roads for winch Mis. C. L. Rolierts. substituted as W. Starr and w ife, defendants. Fore­ New Discovery. It helped me immedi­ Foley 's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
closure.
ately. and after taking two and a half
ness for many years, will have co give roail mciily had been apportioned. Only defendant. Ejectment.
and lung trouble. Do not be fooled
William Ryan, plaintiff, vs E. E bottles I was a well mail again. I found into accepting “ own make ’’ or other
place to something more modern and repair work should be done in winter,
Elhn Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Riley
out
that
x\ew
Discovery
is
the
best
rem
­
Tvlerand Delia L. Tyler, bis wife, and
substitutes. The genuine contains no
which w ill afford l>ett« r fire protection. and as soon as the road work is shut Maxwell, defendant. Ejectment.
Mitcbrll, Lewis A Staver Company, edy for coughs and lung disease in all harmful drugs and is in a yellow pack­
the world
Sold under guarantee at
K. G. St iples, plaintiff, vs W, II. defendants. Foreclosure.
Tillamook City is sure to have a great down the roller, rock crusher and other
• 0<T ' t L.lT«'”1,lr,"K "tore. 50c and age. J. 8. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk &
manv improvements the next few years, road building equipment properly housed U eat, «iefendant. Action for money.
Miller, Bay City.
F. R Beals Bird L Beals and A. G. fl 09. Trial bottle free.
Astoria
&
Columbia
River
Railroad
and those who invest money in modern ami cared for during the winter. And
Company, a c«>r|M»ratiou, plaintiff, vs Beals, plaintiff*, vs E. E. Tyler and
Foley’s Honey and Tar is a safeguard
concrete buildings will be doing a great we may add this by way of throwing a Louis Olsen, defendant. Condemna­ Delia L Tyler, his wife. Mitchell. L^wis
against serious results from spring colds,
A Twenty Year Sentence.
A Staver Cmupaiiv. a corporation, and
thin: to improve the city. Let the good utile more light oil the subject
tion.
If an
I have just completed a twenty which inflame the lungs and develop
Arthur Holden, d^-fendanis. To cancvl
work go on, for conditions are wonder engineer is employed it should be for one
Avoid counterfeits
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., a bond for deed.
year health aentet.ee, imposed l>v Buck­ into pneumonia.
et! a Armea Salve, which cured me of by insisting upon having the genuine
fully improving in this citv. With an specific object, to plan and to construct corporatioo, plaintiff, vs Herbert W.
John
B
Langlev,
plaintiff,
vs
Nellie
bleeding ptk- just twenty vearsago" "oley’s Honey and Tar. wluch contains
electric light plant up-to date, a modern, modern roads throughout the county. Cardwell. Abbie M. Cardwell. Fowler l^tngley, defendant. Divorce.
wr,t..a< KS Woofever. of ¿Rays^. no harmful drugs. J. 8. Lamar, Tilla­
H. Cardwell and Helen R. Cardwell,
equipped saw mill and the prospects of That is the only reason why an engineer defendants. Condemnation.
Hucklet. s Arnica Salve heals the mook; Hawk & Miller. Bay City.
Walter A. Dimick, plaintiff, vs Yellow N. \
several concrete building* being erected is need. We are not in favor of paying
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co., Fir Lumber C j ., a corporation, deien. worst sores boils, burns, wounds and
If you have backache and urinary
in the new business part of the citv, it i* I an engineer a big salary to occupy an a corporation, plaintiff,
vs Joseph daut. Foreclosure.
i'‘ci<mihB d
25c' at U1«
troubles you should take Foley’s Kidney
1. Cloughs drug store.
plain to see that manv |>er.ii inent ini office in the court house to draw a few­ Kodad and Mary Kodad, defemiants.
Peter
Brant,
pl
«intiff,
vs
Christopher
Remedy to strenthen and build up the
provements a nd changes are talcing place blue prints As we take it, we want an Condemnation.
Mills ami Samantha Mills, his wife. J.
kidneys so they will act properly, as a
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co. Lyle Wright and Annie 1.
•’l
in the citv. Let the good work go on engineer to plan and take charge of the
serious kidney trouble may develop. J.
Wright, • his
Plenty
of
Trouble
a .corporation, plaintiff, vs Samuel wife, Clarence Jones ami
Ella Jones, is caused by stagnation of the liver and 8. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Miller,
and everybody pull together to make construction of road work, otherwise it Elm >rv. Mary IL Elmore and Elmore
I'illarnook County Bank, a
rid ,,f “ 8nd '»eadache Bay City.
Tillamook City a modern, well built city, is hardly worth while to create another Packing Co . a cur|»urMlion, defendants. A R Gangloff an«l A. corporation,
C. Daniels, and biliousness »nd the |,oia.m that
with tire proof structures taking the «»dice with a big salary simply to boss Condemnation.
Mr. F. G. Fritts. Oneonta, N.Y,
defendants. Foreclosure.
Altars Brothers Milling Company,
writes: '• My little girl was greatly
place of frame, tire trap buildings. Even road work. Whoever is employed for
William I lewd, plaintiff, vs Hilda
benelilted
by taking Foley's Orino Laxa­
plaintiff
vs
B.
O.
Snuffer,
defendant.
business man with a costly stock knows that position must ‘make good" with
Cooper, defendant. Injunction,
Action for mo >ey.
tive, and I think it is the liest remedy
that he is taking too much risk in a good roads, and that is the reason why
for constipation nnd
liver trouble "
William G Dwight, plaintiff, vs A.
frame huilding and iu a frame building we advocate the engineer superintending W. Atterbury, defendant.
holey’s (irino Laxative is l>est for women
Damag«*
district. And fur that reason this is a and becoming the head of the road crew and ejectment.
and children as it is mild, pleasant and
effective, and is a splendid spring medi­
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most opportune time to ceise eiect’njt ami see to it that al) men employed put
William G. Dwight.
plaintiff, vs
cine, as it cleanses the ayetem and
Christensen, defendant
frame building ami construct concrete in a good day's work, which is also ano Christopher
dears the complexion. J. 8. Lamar,
Ejectment and damage«
business premises.
I her important matter. However, we
Tillamook; llawk & Miller, Bay City.
Cowing & Cowing,
plaintiffs, vs
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are all wanting good roads, and by the Claude Thayer, defendant
and
Action for
It is the j til sentence in the local op county court purchasing the necessary money.
lion law which is disliked bv those who equipment
to
construct
roads
Mary E Phelps, plaintiff, vs Hugh
violate that law. In proof of this we the county is in good shape to make Finnigan,
defendant.
Action
for
to
will quote a news item from Klamath some giHxl road improyements this «ear money.
it
Walburga Jacob, ph«mtiff, va Miami
Falls :
even under the present system.
Lumlier Co. a corporation, defendant.
The offender of the local option law in
Damages.
Klamath Falls is being severely dealt
Wood Wood. Wood
Mitchell. Lewis At Staver Co., plaintiff,
with whenever he falls in the dutches rd
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
vs E. K. Tyler, doing bii*in?Mi under
the law
I « Sertl was tried lieforo the
('all or telephone RJII.I.IE WATSON I firm name of F. E. T) 1er At Company
justice of the pence here and found'guiltv
for Spruce
limb wood.
Imiuediate defendant. Action for munev.
of hoot legging.
Seed kept a supply of whiskey in his delivery. _______________
SPECIALTY IN ALL KINO OF OAKES,
L. G. Freeman, plaintiff, vs Miami
room at one of the lodging honaes and it
Lon«tier Co . a corpnraticn, defendant.
Piano Tuning
>a claimed made a |n act ice of selling a
I ta mage«.
ALL KINO OF BREAD.
bottle to some of the thirsty individuals
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co., a
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Whitaker,
of
the
Sherman
Clay
The judge fined him $200 and 1ft days in
c<»rpora»ioa. vs Samuel Elmore and
jail. The jail sentence in what sewres the Co,. Portland, will be at the Allen House
Mary H. Elmore and Elmore lacking
offendersand It is doing morel«» stop for the neat two weeks.
Company, a corporation, dr fendants.
the traffic than any hue could.
Order by phoue or mail.
C onde m uativu.
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
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