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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY ¡5, 1909. More Coats io Hembree C* M. Board for He tu bree frutu June, 265 1908. to May. 1909 .. Medicine ............................ 2 Dr. Embree.......................... 8 l'rnnscript to Supreuie Co urt . 132 Certitied copy of affidavit 22 lance «RI5.88 Co. for of 8426 .70 i the matter of th* of i 8teinnon for a - ooooly ——to Im- ewee, it ‘ was ordered that Ou . ad er, J. 0. Morris and Chaik. • be appointed a board of roa.l •n. th* matter of the petition of Charles son for a oouuty road, the same approved. ' the matter of the application ■ leu Pike for the location of a count i Oito Schrader, John Hickey and .’Elliott were appointed a board of viewaia. the matter of and Fred ges disallowed and th* report of bear I - idopted. The court took a remon- ce against the location of the road ' onsideration, and found that only ■eln lder* signed the remonstrance 5 the petition, tbe road rraftordered i i claim of Tillamook City for $22 20 ets in the case of Tillamook City v. nook County was rxmtinued. .ha matter of the writ of review ;ht by Tillamook City vs. Tillamook > ty in the Circuit Court, it »as sd that an appeal be taken from ][gdgment to th« 8upram* Court. :he county judge was authoriz 'd to steps to that and, he matter of the petition of Eugene son for a county road, the same ’"•pprored and road ordered open. he matter of the dedication of the of Manhattan Beach, the same was red. the matter of the approval of Till k beach, it wae ordered that tbe approved. he matter of the special election to ■orate the Port of Tillamook, it was ed that an election be held on it 24. judges and clerks, appointed e preceding general election for ecincta included In the leirit ry to i judges and clerks and it vae •d that a special eeseion of the . be held on Tueeday, th» 81st of jt«, for the purpose of canvassing .. . 45 80 87 20 85 289 30 21 SO 24 50 17 33 51 00 65 60 00 00 Oo Total .............................. |428 25 Masón, Penninittoii Cu.. uter- cliandise, county pool . 12 30 Wm. D Body felt, June salary 89 00 John Ascl.im, salary .... 50 00 II. Crenshaw, salary .... .......... 133 33 50 00 K. Mills, salary .................. 133 33 J. 0. Holden, salary.......... Berths R Hanson, grading 8th grade paper*................................ a oo 9 00 L. M. Buel. ditto.............................. Clara Watt, ditto.......................... 9 00 95 W.S. Buel express....................... W. S. Buel, salary........................ 83 34 E. B. Slewart, county poor .... 45 00 Glass & Prudhomme, printing .. 4 oo R. T. Boals, witness fees ............ 2 20 J. C. Bewlev. truant officer.......... 7 25 W. H. Cooper, insurance.............. 75 00 Pacific Lodge 1.0.0 F.................. 10 00 G C. Vaughn, salary...................... 65 40 J. A Johnson, salary...................... 50 00 A. M. Hare, salary........................ 100 00 Albert Olds, damage to horse and wagon.................................. 40 oo Glass & Prudhomme, mds... « 22 H. T, Bottr, professional service. I,'. OO John Johnson, county poor .. . 13 50 U. G. Jackson, setting grades ... 5 00 John Asihim, money advanced Joe Bush....................................... io 00 W. D. Bodyfelt, board ol prisoners 25 00 Pacific Tel & Teleg Co.................. 10 20 A. M. Austin, platting road.. . 10 00 F. J. Ayers, salary.......................... 66 00 Fred Zaddach, salary.................. 72 00 H. M. Farmer, salary.................. 98 00 Geo. Vaughn, salary...................... 78 60 A. A. Inilah, salary...................... 81 00 Orley Kellow, salary...................... 64 20 C. E. Donaldson, salary.............. 15 00 W. H. Hoskins, salary................... 76 50 J. Thorall, witness.......................... 4 OO H F. Goodspeed, salary.......... 100 00 J. Illingworth, mds ..................... 1 30 Cost Bill Stnte vs. R. Kunze. G. W. Sappington ....................... 3 20 N. Olson............................................. 1 70 Cost Bill State vs. James Walton. G. W Sappington........................... 4 80 N Olsen............................................... 5 00 Frank Long ................................... 1 20 Nick Nielson.................. .................... 1 40 1 20 Homer Mason.................................. Frank Hadler................................... 1 20 Jaurès Tone .... .......................... 1 40 James Woodward........................... 1 60 J. H Johnson................................... 1 70 Road Viewers, Atkinson Road. ElmerHall.......... . 34 20 P. Newbeig.... 25 10 +9 50 A. M. Austin .., J. Atkinson.... 12 70 I» 60 D. C. Miles ........ C. H. Webb ... 4 40 12 60 J. R. Thompson. II 60 A P. Spaulding Road Viewers, Johnson Road. C. C. Jensen....................................... 4 00 J J. McGinnis ................................. 4 0O 0. H. Schrader............................... 10 00 Road Viewers, Rock Road. Frank Worthington....................... 23 10 H. Sanders......................................... 23 20 A. M. Austin..................................... 37 60 Jesse Ward......................................... 8 00 John Rock......................................... 8 00 0. Redberg......................................... 6 00 Carl Commnos................................. 2 00 Work in R. D. No. 3. W. S. Randall ................................. 14 20 20 M. W. Harrison............................... 14 ' Jot Zoerkovich ............................. 14 20 John Anderson.................................. 14 20 Geo. Zoerkovich............................... 14 20 E. Putsia........................................... 14 20 3 25 Albert Nielson and team.............. 50 J. J. Rupp and team....................... 22 ! Maggie Illingworth, 107 meals.. 21 40 Work in R. D. No. 6. 07 Carl Shelton...................................... 69 1 David McKinney............................ 59 I 40 35 Geo. Kellow....................................... 25 ' J. Lewallen.......................................... 13 05 E.J. Kellow...................................... 18 90 Ward Sappington............................ 31 50 M. C. Kellow.................................... 28 80 Claude Lewellen............................... 23 80 Fred Lewellen..................................... 23 80 Claude Lane....................................... 21 15 L. Lane......................... »—............... 22 50 V. Kellow........................................... 11 70 Jim Lane............................................. 9 00 Work in R D. No. 2. C. Gannon...».................................... 21 00 C. W. Oswald...»............................... 28 40 Al Gannon......................................... 21 00 Mark Hobson....... .. ......................... 27 50 G. W. Morgan................................... 23 40 H. Hanson........................................... N 50 Chester Thoma*.......................... „... 17 50 John Hickey's team........... .......... .. 46 75 Work in R. 0. No. 5. John Johnson........... .. ...................... 51 75 Chas Wooley.................. ».»............. 15 75 A. Wooley........................................... 45 oo Alvis Curl.............................. ........... 40 50 Ike Hiner............................................. 16 87 0. Corl................................................. 47 92 Ira Spencer......................................... 25 87 J. ftcilmever..»..._........................... 29 25 R. Welch.......................... .... ..»..».. 49 50 R. Huston............................ .............. 29 25 Wm. Sailing....................... -........... 78 75 Lee Lyster.................. .. ..................... 1« OO 29 25 J. Huston................. C. Corl............... ..... 27 00 Robert Port man................................ 38 02 H. L. Jenson....................................... 13 50 Jim Baker......................... .. ............. 17 10 Work in R D. No. 3 103 50 Frank Dye and team.......... Frank Withroa and team 85 50 J. W. Maddux and team.............. 78 75 Crist Johnson. 9 CO 40 05 Carl Curi ..... 40 05 Alvis Curl.... 9 <0 Bud Withrow and team............... 81 OO A. Pett-rson- W. O. Capps 4» 50 H. Wilks and team......................... 90 oo Albert Matson Frank Butterai 54 00 Geo. Crim-nine and team............... 103 50 Kay Thonipsoi 94 50 Paul Vrdiler Rotiert 11 u-ton 27 00 D. Billingsand team.......... 56 25 Guy Vedder 20 25 Ira Spencer .... E. Knight and team ........ 19 oo 42 75 S. Shiftman f. Thomas and team ........ II. 8 Turner ..Î. 49 50 R. Radeker. L. McCormack and team.. 54 OO Wood Wood. Wood Ed Earl and team.............. 67 50 M. Petteys, Geo. Wittaker and team.. Call or telephone RtlLLIE WATSON 54 00 N N Kirby L. A. Andrews and team... for Spruce limb wood. Immediate 56 25 Abe Simmons. delivery. _________________ Will Hosley and team.... 10 25 Ainos Vaughn. Fred Weber and team 45 oo J E. Cockren. Fred Walling.... A Most Valuable Agent. 51 75 W. Heston....... N. J. Dye. The glycerine employed in Dr. Pierce** medicines greatly enhances the medicinal 51 75 Frrd Ostrander C. N. Thompson......................... properties which it extracts from native 52 87 Ace Haugen..... Chas Thompson......................... medicinal roots and holds In solution 38 25 Waldo Doughty. Fred Reda way............................. much better than alcohol would. It also 49 50 D. Simmons........ R Pierce...................................... possesses medicinal properties of Its own, being a valuable demulcent, nutritive, 9 00 Lloyd Angell...... E. Hardy..................................... antiseptic and antlferment. It adds 33 75 Emel Hellenbuyk. M, R. Snyder.............................. greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherry J. C. Boatman............................ 4 50 T. Haugen........... bark, Bloodroot, (iolden Seal root. Stone 24 75 Andrew Zurcher root and Queen's root, contained in Jess Buffen ................................. "Golden Medical Discovery "In subduing O. W. Olsen ............................... 13 50 Arch Beebeheiser. chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial, Lloyd Leach .tending gate... 7 50 S Jennings... throat and lung affections, for all of which W. Johnson, cedar posts • 75 E Jacoby... these agents are recommended by stand ard medical authorities. M. W. Harrison, gravel 26 50 Charles Pike. In all cases where there la a wasting Mrs. Wheeler, gravel 47 55 H. Todd...... away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak 13 50 D. Trowbridge W S Randall , as In the early stages of con- 4 50 W. B. Elliott— Wm. Jolly lunnftibn, there can be no doubt that gly cerine/acts as a valuable nutritive and W Geoige Vaughn io Golden Seal root. Stone root, Pete Cassidy... W ork in Road District No, Is ro(>t and Black Cherrybark In ue igestion and building up the G C. Vaughn, team Fred Richards strength, controlling the cough M. D Darby Lewis Jarvis and brinttyg about a healthy condition Of course. It must of the w ’ le system. * D B. Darby . J. Dolan.... not be e ------------------------------ ■cted to work miracles. -» It will — P. Ingelshy Norman Olds not curetynsumption except In Its earlier stages. L will cur Warren Hoskins Will Kirk ... nalis hang~nn, enror Will Smith... Ben Johnson ano 111H1 hg*■ a I .irun Sam Johnson r^UnJi )Ury»nos. In acute coughs Ed Smith ... 11 Is not so eliec ii ve. TTls in the lingering Tom Johnson H. R. Brown hang-on coughs, or those of long standing, Amy Hayden.......................... .... 55 HO H. B. Johnson even when accompanied by bleeding from lungs, that it has performed Its most Bob Kennedy............... ... .... 66 82 R. R Johnson marvelous cures. John Gallagcr........................ ... 55 35 V. C. Knight Prof. Finley Ellinnwood, M. D., of Ben nett Med. College, Chicago, says of gly |. S. Robinson........................ ......... 41 80 D. D. West .. cerine: John Kelly.............................. ... 55 35 Giben Apsley ” In dyspepsia it serves an excellent purpose. Holding a fixed quantity of the peroxide of W. S. Hare............................ .... 65 15 Ike Wells ... hydrogen in solution, it. is one of the best manufactured products of the present time in W. H. Hoskins, team .... .... 65 15 I xjw Getchell Its action upon enfeebled, distirdered stom W. Byers .............................. ........ 58 05 Irae Sliennon achs, especially if there is ulceration or ca tarrhal gastritis (catarrhal intiammation of John Kawe .. D. B. Darby .. stomach), it is a most efliclent preparation. Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis K. West.......... Lew Eklof (heartburn) and excessive gastric (stomach) Gus Hawkins H. Moore acidity.” ’’Golden Medical Discovery ” enriches and A. Junquist I H Moore .. purities the bb'od curing blotches, pimples eruptions, scrofulous swellings and old sore» W. Smith. Lys Benton ... or ulcers. R. Wilson Chas. Desmond Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N. Y.. for free booklet telling all about the native Claude Parrish Alwin Blum . . medicinal root:» composing this wonderful mediciue. There’s no alcohol in 1L Grant Mnrshell Fred Blum .. 45 On Hans Hansen Chas. Pearson John Arnold.. Earl Pearson C V. Stoker, team George Parriah W. A. Whitetord Chas. Robitsch I have some new and second hand Gus Anderson llarrv Thomas laities' and genl's wheels at a bargain. L. Smith........ B W. Turner Will not be undersold by Eastern Nels Anderson Hod Parsons firms. Dan Rilev .... Wm. Turner Come and see my stock. I am pre John Henderson Casper Schlappi 95 pared to build you anj kind of a bike H. Thompson Boston Turner 10 at short notice. Geo. Hobson. 33 75 John Zurfluch Bargains never before seer, in Tills Ed Hughes . .. Casper Scheid oiook for cash. Old bicycles taken. John Hughes Riley Simmons Will Hughes, A. Blum . T. Bucher.. F. Buckles AT THE OLD STAND. I Croniloff Paul Pearson F. Pearson A. Simmons.. M. Hobson Work in Road District No. L. Riefenberg A. Arstill ... A. Shearer.., Jeff Fleck ... Blake Thompson John Jenck . Chas Johnson ... John Imlali . C. V. Stoker, boarding men . . James Iililali All work guaranteed (irsi claw, and Work inR D. No. 3. Elmer Calkins Will Carver........ Chas. Fleck .. order promptly attended to. Will Hosier......... C. 0. Edwards Tim McCormick J. Ollis........ OREGON. TILLAMOOK. Fred Weber... Martin Jenck Ed Earl......... Webster Hudson S. Smith....... Will Hudson .. O Kinnaman C iff Mattoon.. Will Randall Tonie Jenck Steve Jones. Jess Craven Earl Jones. D. J. Dunn J. Cremins. J, F Stickler W. Hughey. G. Dawson .. J, M. Weis*. *r E. Goodspeed W. Dungey J M. Weiss, jr OFFICE: TILLAMOOK HOTEI O. Tittle. Lyle Craven P Jacobs. John Fox.. John Salavi. Harry Beckwith Will Himes.. Clifford Dunn 4 87 E. Himes...... Loy Miller . 1 60 L. C. Willin. John Baker J. Wilks....... Jessie Ward S 15 S 15 Win. Ward L. Wilks..... • 55 W. Wilk*.... 29 25 Meal Ward Sheridan to Tillamook 5 55 8. Anderson.. 8 55 O. T. Heller.brand Every day except Sunday. Work in Road District No. 5. Chas Himes... 4 50 First-Class accommodations. Rapid 90 00 transit. M R. Snyder. .. 12 36 Charley Blum and team , 50 62 HARRIS, MEYERS & HENDERSON, M. Hodgdon... . 69 75 William Turner and team Proprietors. 88 20 D. Oliver........ .. 14 40 Alwin Blum and team Leaves Sheridan at Hotel Sheridan at 23 65 Morrison Mills. .. 4 50 Fred IJIum .. i. in. 49 50 Leaves Tillamook at Harris' Barn at Ernest Himes... .. 15 53 Fritz Drebert 24 07 Joe Donaldson .. 4 50 W. Yarnell . 41 85 V. Donaldson .. 11 00 R. E. Campbell 42 75 W. Maxwell.. .. 40 95 Andy Bales ... THE 75 37 Robert Maxwell- .. 87 75 A. Olds and team 42 75 Geo. Heilineyer, jr Work in R, D. No. 1. “ Beauty draws us 41 17 E. Worthington....».».», .. 95 R5 Marten Larsen ... by h single hair.” 3« 25 C. V. Preston, and team. .. 25 87 Abraham Forsley 17 55 Fred Kabba and team.». ...123 75 I. C. Quick and team This seems like something of 19 80 George Knight and team ..101 25 Torn Davie . ...j..... an exagerstion on the part of the 64 12 F. Kabba and team..»»., .. 88 65 C J. Blanchard and team . poet, if nt least does not apply to 59 62 1 Chas Easomjr.. .. 55 12 Ed. Blum and team men. The man with a single 18 43 Chas Ea*om *r. . 27 22 Am« Blum and team hair would not draw worth a 69 07 G. W. Zaddach and tram .. 96 75 John H-il.neyer and team cent, tin lea* as a curiosity. <«> 63 George Ludke and team... ... 38 70 Fred Lister and team People to lixik their best need 31 50 A. Schlappt...... . ... 6 07 Lee Lyster .. hair, they need nil they ever 81 50 H Rittenhouse. 4 50 H. B, Carter have. If the hair begins to go it 2V 25 L H Kenney................. .. 48 52 Myron Blanchard is time to use 70 50 B K Tor pin and team ... 27 00 Jess Kennedy, engineer.. IMPERIAL IIAIK TONIC. 63 00 W. Schollmeyer... .. 2 25 Dare Imlali, engineer Th»« preparation saves hair. It 82 17 Chas. Christenson .. 7 50 Ike Hiuer............ stimulates the hair bulb«, cleans 81 05 W. Anderson..... ... 4 50 Charley Wooley thescalpof dandruff or eruptions, 1 80 E K Scovell .... 36 00 Lewi* Hushback and promotes new growth. Try 59 83 k. Anderson..... ... 3 15 Geo. Davis and team it now. 42 97 O. Bergman..... .. 55 12 J. II. Lowrance and team Price She. and 11 00 a bottle. 42 7 E. E. Webb Wm. Norris..... ... 58 50 5 40 S. W. Liokhart ... 59 62 E K. Hay* B. Rhode.. ... 15 75 Clyde Webb CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO., Joe Price. ...101 70 U. S Edwvrd* Reliable Druggists 51 75 John Remington ... 50 17 Emel Wooley and u-am and Prescrlplion Experts. 33 52 45 67 I H. L Jensen and team G. Wilk»... 43 05' Robert Portman and team ... n zi E Lar ion ED. SNODGRASS, ALBERT AMY, Painter & Decorator. J. R. HARTER, Real Estate and Financial Agent Insurance. Tillamook to Sheridan POET SAYS I : : HAY’S PREDICTION. “I Expect to Bo Comfortably Dead In I908." Ho Wrote. A very Interesting letter referring to President Lincoln Just after his first Inauguration and wrltteu by John Hay Is dated Washington. 1861, and says in part: "If there Is anything which more thau all causes me to regret the Intol erable press of business about the president's office it Is the Impossi bility of auswerlug the letters of my best friends. I have positively not had a moment's leisure since we arrived lu this city. The throng of office seekers Is absolutely fearful. They come at daybreak and still are coming at mid night. "You know that in anything I cap do you can command me, but you over rate my Influence. Mr. Lincoln posi tively refuses to make any recommen dations for positions In the depart ment; he rejects the entreaties even of hfs most intimate friends and rela tives.” In another letter. Washington, Dec. 12. no year. Hay says: “Walter Noyes was appointed on the recommendation of two Rhode Island senators. Burnside and Anthony, 1 did uot pay McKinley's debts, 1 never called hint William In my life, nor did he ever call tne John. Our Inter- course has always been of the most formal character. I have absolutely no claim on him for myself or friends." And III another letter Hay writes from Washington; "I a tn old. sick and busy, and I have not a moment at my disposition be sides what Is occupied by my dully tasks. • • • Do not talk about any thing so ridiculous as my being a can didate for the presidency. I shall never bold an office after this, and I expect to be comfortably dead by 1908." As will be recalled. Secretary Hay died July 1. 1905.—New York Times. A DUCKET OF WATER In Right Flace When Needed It Will Prevent a Vonfiagration. A slnrlc bin Let of water—even a cupful—throw u on a blaze at its start often does more good limn a reservoir full ten minutes later. And yet lu uot uno out of n thousand American homes Is a single bucket ol water dedicated to Ore protection. The only excuses for this negligence are lguornuee, care lessness, total disregard of property and life, Poverty may explain the ab- sence of structural protettimi. but no one w ho has a home is too poor to afford a bucket of water. Eveu 25 cents spent for Ore pails will measur ably increase for years the safety of a house and Hint of Its Inmates. Anl the only attention this very effective tire apparatus will need Is an occasion al refilling from the pump or tap. The virtue of the bucket of water kept exclusively for fire purposes Is that It Is always there when you look for it nnd always full of water. There Is. to be sure, lots of water around tile house (except when the pipe or pump has frozen), but by the time one entr find a bucket, tnke It to the tup or pump, wait fur It to fill and then tnke it bnck to the fire uot one bucket but •ten are needed. If. however, you can dash into the hall, seize a ready tilled bucket und souse the blazing curtain, all within twenty seconds, one bucket generally will be more tliiiti enough, as good as a whole fire department and far less destructive than Its super fluity of water. The fntnlly that cares anything at all for Its belongings should keep at least cue bucket of water on a llttlo bracket In the hull on each floor an.l another bucket In the garret. Down cellar there shout I be a barrel of wa ter and a bucket not far from the fumnee. The water In the garret or cellar may lie kept from freezing In cold weather by adding common salt. —Exchange. In the Interest of Good Eyes. A noted oculist advises against using the eyes Immediately after waking; therefore the habit of many young girls of reading or studying In bed Is injurious. It is harmful to use the eyes when sleepy, as It Is n great strain upon the muscles. If one must read or write when drowsy, rise occa sionally and bathe the eyes with hot or cold water. Remember that a quick change from a dark room to a brilliant light la a strain upon the eyes.—New York Press. Ths Prayer H* Didn't Make. In a certain parish near Dumfries a newly made elder was summoned to the slcklied of a parishioner. Being naturally a bashful man. he was In great anxiety as to the "prayer he wad ba'e to pit up” and wisher! to avoid going altogether. At length he was persuaded by hts wife and started on his errand. On bls return bls wife greeted him with the query "And bow did ye get on. William?” "Oh, grand! He was deld.”-Dundee Advertiser. Kicked on Being Tickled to Death. Chairman of the Committee—You got anything to say before we strings you up? Bad Huggins (the condemned!— If it ain't too much trouble I'd like to hare you trim the end of the rope where It'a frayed. It tickles me neck. -Puck Tso Pressing. “And did you enjoy your African trip, major? How did you like tbs savages?*' "Oh, they were extremely kind heart ed I They wanted to keep me there for dinner." London Opinion. Advantage Io a better eoldler than rashness Shakespeare.