Tillamook headlight., September 23, 1909, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 23, 1900.
NAPOLEON’S FAREWELL
of said bank and defendant Samantha Mills
Sheriff’s Sale.
Summons.
to the extent of $2 moo .no, with interest and
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon costs, and then the amount still tawing to In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon
defendant Samantha Mills lx- paid there-
for the County of Tillamook
for the County of Tillamook.
The Most Dramatic Scene In th* His­
' after from the proceeds of the sales hereby Elisabeth Hasenbach,
John A Brant, execu-)
tory of Fontainebleau.
! ordered.
tor of the last will
Anton Breckheimer,
Th nt the mortgages therein referred to,
and
tentamcnt of
Josef Wcstenberger.
It was at Fontainebleau that Napo-
held by the plaintiff, by the defendant A C.
Peter Brant
de­
Anna Mann, Josef
Daniel, by the defendants Clarence Jones and
ceased,
Mann,
Elisabetha
•con received tbe pope in 1804. It was
Plaintiff,
Mark and Heinrich
I Jia Jones and by the defendants Tillamook 1
st Fontainebleau that he Imprisoned
vs.
Mark,
County
Bank
and
Samantha
Mills
and
her
Christopher Mills ami j
Plaintiffs,
the |»q«-tbe apartment which served
Clay Daniel tavs and except the
Samantha Mills, his I Order, Judgment and guardian
vs.
mortgage executed by defendants J. Lyle
wife, J. Lyle Wright f Decree.
as his prison is still shown.—in 1812
Elisabetha
Westenber-
Wright and wife, covering Lots 1, 2, 3. 4
and Annie I Wright,
ger, Johann Josef
and 6 of Section 34, Tow nship 1 South of
and 1813. Finally, for Nemesis would
bis wife, Clarence
Breckhcimer
and
Range 10 West ot Willamette Meridian, of
Jones and Ella Jones,
Georg Leisser,
record at page 519 of Book •• R’’ Records of
have it so. It was at Fontainebleau
Tillumook County
Defendants.
Mortgages of Tillamook County. Oregon,
Bank, a corporation,
hr, and the same are hereby foreclosed and To Elisabetha Wcstenberger, Johann Josef that Napoleon signed his abdication
A. R. Gangloff, «and
Breckhcimer .m l G<Or< Leisser, defen­ ami said farewell to his army lu 1814.
the defendants, and each of them be, and
A. C.;Daniel,
dants .
they are hereby forever barred and fore­
Defendants. J
In the Name of the State of Oregon :
coming down the horseshoe staircase
closed of all right, title, interest or estate in
N otice is H kkkbv G iven ,—That in pur­ or to the lands covered thereby or any
You are hereby required to appear and
suance of a decree of foreclosure and order portion thereof, save and except their right answer the complaint filed against you in at tin- head ot Cour du Cheval Blanc
of sale rendered in the Circuit Court of the ..1 redemption as provided by law ; that the the above entitled suit on or before the last and placing himself at the bead of tbe
State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook, purchasers of sai<i lands at the safe hereby day of the time prescribed in tbe order for
on the 15th day of May, 19<>9, in the above ordered be put into immediate possession the publication of this summons, to wit, on guard as If for a review.
entitled suit and of an execution issued out thereof, and that the cross complaints of the or before the 19th day of October. 1909 the
• | or tweuty years," he said, “1 have
of said Court in said suit on the 11th day defendant A. K. Gangloff, Tillamook County said day being after the expiration of six
of September, 1909, ami to me directed, I Bank, Samantha Mills and her guardian weeks from the first publication of this been well content with you and you
will offer for sale and sell as the law Clay Daniel, be and the same are hereby dis­ summons, and if you fail so to appear and have always lieen with me on the path
directs, at the Court House door of said missed so fur as they ask for the foreclosure answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs will
With your help and that of
County, in the City of Tillamook, State of of that mortgage recorded at page 519 of apply to the Court for the relief demanded of glory.
Oregon, on Saturday, the 23rd day of Octo­ Book * R" of the records of mortgages of ; in the complaint, to wit, for a decree deter­ all the brave men who are still loyal
ber, 1909 at the hour of ten o'clock a.m.. Tillamook County. Oregon, aforesaid, and | mining the rights of the several parties
the real projierty described in said decree and the condition precedent for the foreclosure of ; plaintiffs as well as defendants in and to that I could have carried on the war for
order of sale as follows, to-wit :
said mortgage
the defendant Samantha certain real property situated in Tillumook three years longer, but France would
Based on the findings of fact and conclu­ Mills, not having been complied with, said County, State of Oregon, described as the
sions of law heretofore made and entered mortgage as to said property be and the | East half (E %) of the Southwest quarter, ha'e suffered, and I did not wish that
herein, it is by the Court ordered, adjudged same hereby is declared to lie null and void, (Sw ^4) of Section five (5) and the East half to happen.
and decreed that the plaintiff have and re­ and said property is released from the lien of (E
of the Northwest quarter (Nw J4) of
"I might have died-tbat would have
cover of and from the defendants Samantha said mortgage.
Section eight (8) in Township six (6) South
Mills and Christopher Mil s, her husband,
Said property will be sold at public auction of Range ten (IO) West of the • illamette be.-i. easy-but I would not. I prefer
the sum of $ 1000.00, together with interest to the highest bidder to satisfy the sums Meridian, that the plaintiffs and defendants
to follow the path of honor and to
thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
upon said judgment and decree, and are the owners of the respective interests
from the 4th day of January, 1907, for due
for costs and disbursements and accruing t|¿£rein alleged in the coin plaint ; that the write the history of our exploits.
the further sum of $150.00 as attorney's costs of said sale.
said real property is so situated that par­
"I cannot embrace you all. but I will
fees and his cost and disbursements, taxed
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, Septem­ tition cannot lie made without great pre­
at $29.50.
judice to the owners; that a sale thereof be embnu e your general. Come. General
ber 16, 1909.
That the defendant A. (’. Daniel havejand
ordered
for
the
purpose
of
partition
of
the
H. CRENSHAW.
receiver of and from the defendants,Samantha
proceeds ; that «aid real property be sold Petit. Bring me I he eagle! Dear eagle!
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon
Mills and Christopher Mills, the sum of
according to law and the proceeds be dis­ May these kisses find their echo hi
$455,75, together with interest thereon at
Summons.
tributed according to law and according to
the rate of 8 per cent i»cr annum from the
the respective interests of the parties as every brave man's heart!
25th day of April, 1907, the further sum of In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon found and determined by the Court ; and tor
"Farewell, my children!"
$50.00 as attorney's fees, and his costs and
for Tillamook County.
such other and further relief as in the pre­
That surely is the most pathetic ns
disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
Francis G. Bailey.
1
mises may seem meet and proper.
That the defendants. Clarence Jones and
Plaintiff, I
This summons is published by order of the it is also the most dramatic scene hi
Ella Jones have and recover of and from
vs.
V
Honorable Earl C. Bronaugh, Judge pre­
Batnuntha Mills and < hristopher Mills, her Charles A. Bailey,
siding in the above entitled Court, made on tlie whole history of Fontainebleau.-
husband, the sum of $1200 OO, together with
Defendant. J
the 39th day of August, 1909.
By said
interest thereon at the rate of 7 percent per To Charles A Bailey, the above named de­ order it was directed that this summons be T. i’.'s London Weekly.
annum from the 4th day of January, 1 907.
fendant :
published in the Tillamook Headlight once
the sum of $100.00 as attorney’s fees, ami
In the name of the State of Oregon,—You each week for six consecutive weeks and the
their costs and disbursements, taxed at are hereby required to appear and answer I date of the first publication thereof is
$8.35
the complaint filed against you in the above September 2. 1909, the date named in said
1 hat the defendant A. R. Gangloff have and entitled court and cause on or before the 7th order for said first publication.
recover of and from the defendants, J Lyle day of October, 1909, aad if you fail to
Words as They Were Pronounced In
H. T. B otts ,
W right and Annie I. Wright, his wife, the sum answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
V eazik
V kazie ,
Shakespeare's Day.
of $220.00, together witli interest thereon at apply to the court for the relief prayed for in
Attorneys for Plaintiff's.
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the rate ot 7 per cent per annum from the her complaint herein, to-wit :
The
innovation
of
pronouncing
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
4th day of January, 1907, the sum of
That the bonds of matrimony existing
Shakespeare’s words as they were
Department of the Interior,
$100.90 as an attorney's fee, a ad his costs betw een plaintiff and defendant be dissolved;
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
and disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
probably pronounced in his own day
that she have the care, control and custody
April 23rd, 1909.
That the defendant Samantha Mills and of the minor children named in said com­
Notice is hereby given that FLORA M. was carried out at a fete arranged at
her guardian, < lay Daniel, and the Tillamook plaint ; that defendant be required to pay
County Bank have and recover of and from plaintiff the sum of $8 per month since the PATZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
University college. London. The ex­
the defendants, J Lyle Wright and Annie I. month of December. 1903. and so long as April 23rd, i»o9, made timber and stone appli­
of Ne % Sec. periment inspired this comment by the
Wright, tlie sum of $6,800 oo. together with she remains unmarried, anil the further sum cation. No. 01927. for E
ro.
tp.
1
south,
Range
9
West,
Willamette
interest thereon at the rate of 7 percent per of $5 per month for the support of each of
Manchester (guardian:
annum from January 4th, 1907. the sum of said minor children from the month of Dec., Meridian, has filed notice of lutention to
For “one touch of nature” Shake­
$250.00 as an attorney’s fee herein, and their 1903. until they shall have reached the age make final timber proof, to establish claim to
costs and disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
of majority, and for such other and further the land above described, befo e W. II. speare probably said "own tooeb ot
Cooper, U.S. Commissioner, at Tillamook,
Tbe judgments of the said defendantsand relief as to the court may seem equitable.
flatter.’’ aud. very much like a modern
of the defendant, A. R. Gangloff be binding
This summons is served upon you by pub­ Oregon, on the 23id day of September, I909
upon said defendant J. Lyle Wright and lication in the Tillamook Headlight by order claimant names as witnesses :
Irishman, tie would say. "A haste that
Carl Patzlaf, of Til ifinook, Oregon; David
Annie 1. Wright only to the extent of the pro­ of the Hon. Wm Galloway, Judge of the
ceeds realized, or to be realized from the sale above named court, dated the 14th day ot Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Jas. Wood­ wants discoorse of rayson.” It would
of the property herein described, for the pur­ August, 190!». The first publication to be ward, of Tillamook, Oregon; Ed. Lindsey, of be "Loor’s Ln liber’s Lost” and the
Tillamook, Oregon.
chase price of which property the notes and on the 19th day of August. 1909.
"Mhlsoommer Neevbt’s Drame.” Scraps
_________ A lgernon S. P resser , Register.
mortgages hereinbefore mentioned were
A.
S everance .
given.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ot "Hamlet” would sound thus:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
That the property described in the com-
Department of the Interior,
• A haste that wants discoorse of rayson
Klaint. and the vurious cross-complaints
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
NOTICE POK PUBLICATION
erein excepting, however,
the proi erty
Would haave moorned longer.”
April ist, 1969.
Unit« <1 Stale* Lut'd Office.
lying in ip. 1 S., R. IO W .lie sold and the
"Be they as pure iFrench uj as grass
Notice is
ereby
given that CARL A.
proceeds thereof applied to the satisfaction
P r< I .ml Oregon,
|grace|." .
PAl'ZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
of the various judgments herein as follows,
April 1 st, I909. made timber and atone appli
A iuuii Oil. I$S>9
"A broken vooice and his whole foonction
to-wit :
1 ation, No 0I769, for Ne
of Sw % and Nw
snooting isuiting]
\ 11 •
- L< 1 • t,\ gi\« u u. 1 h .t lhe oi
That there be sold for the purpose of satis­
>ve % of section 24, township i so .th, range
fying the judgments herein recovered by the Northern Pacific R hi I wiu
(’onipariy. 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice With forms to his consayt.”
plaintiff and by the defendant A C Daniel, Ahos«-*p«.Ni office H<ldri”r«M it* St Paul. of intention to make final timber proof, to "To take arms against a say ot troobles."
the following described property, situute in
claim to "the land above ((escribed
Our ancestors of even some 150
Minnesota, ha« thi« 9th dav of Aug.. establish
Tillamook County, Oregon to-wit :
before W. H, Cooper, U.S. Commissioner, at
The North Bast quarter (*<) of the South­ I9,,u. filed in tht< office its application Tillamook.
Oregon, on the 23rd day of years ago said “Room” for Rome,
east quarter (Vi» of beetion thirty (30). to mf | hci under the provisions of the September 19o9. Claimant names aa witnesses :
chair. "obleeged" for
"cheer" for chair,
Township three (3) South of Range nine (9)
David Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon: Ed.
West of Willamette Meridian (excepting a \ct of Congress, approved July 1. 1898 I.indsey,
ot Tillamook, Oregon; Morris Leach, obliged, "greet, boul" (the "ou” as ill
tract of lund nine rods square, heretofore (30 Stat 597. «¿0), Nw % of Se
Sec of Tillain 00k, ^Oregon; Frank Easter, otlilla- “oiif'i for "great bowl," and. further
sold to tlie United Brethren Church, at 6 tp I S. R 7 W.. W M and Nw
of niook, Oregon.
Heaver, Oregon ; also all that part of the
back. Milton would say "biliug water.”
A lgernon S, D rksskr , Register.
*4. Sec 14, to 2 N. R III W , \\ M
Southeast quarter (*4) of the Southeast
U4) of Section thirty (30) in Township three
Any anti all persons claiming adver­ N otice of S chool I ndemnity S elec «
(3) South of Range nine (9) West of Wil
Real Thrillers.
HON.
lamctte Meridian which lies on the North sely lhe lands described, or desiring to
"Talk of dime novels!" exclaimed
•bject because of the mineral character
side of tlie Nestucca River, ami a tract of land
United States Land Office,
containing eight (8) acres, more or less, on of 1 lie land, or for any other reason, to
tbe insurance man.
"You ought to
Portland, Ore., July 20 1909.
the South side of the Nestucca River, com
Notice is hereby given that the State read a detective bureau report on an
mencing 100 feet below the mouth of Beaver the disposal lo applicant, should file
Creek in said Section thirty (30), ami their affidavits of protest in this office, of Oregon, on July 20, 1909, applied for insurance case if you want a thriller.
running thence South across said Nestucca on or before the 21th day of September, Lot 21 of Sec 13, tp. 5 south, range 11
Our company carries a great deal of
River to the Section line ; thence Bast to the 1909
west, and filed in this office a list of burglary Insurance and. of course,
Southeast corner of sai<l Section thirty (30) ;
A lgernon S. D resser ,
thence North across said river, containing 2 k
school Indemnity Selection in which it
acres, more or less (excepting the rights
Register,
selected said land; and that said list is when a robbery occurs to any of our
heretofore granted
to
Beaver. Oregon.
customers we put detectives on tbe
I hereby designate the Tillamook open to the public for inspection.
School District in tlie tract of land now used
The reports that these men
by said district for school purposes, and ex­ Headlight, a newspaper published at
Any ami all persons claiming adversely case.
cepting about ten acres of said Southeast Tillamook, Oregon,
as the paper in the above described land or any lex«I send In are simple statements of facts
quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section w liich the above notice is to be pub
subdivision thereof, or claiming the boiled down hard and containing noth­
thirty described in a mortgage made by
Christopher and Samantha Mills, dated fished. A lgernon S. D resser ,
same under the mining laws, or desiring ing hut what Is absolutely essential
August 27th, 1993, and recorded in Book
______ _ ___________
Regleter
to show said laud lo be more valuable for to tlie business, but for intense interest
*' N" at page 159 thereof, Records of Mort­
mineral than for agricultural purposes, they
gages of said County) Also the Southwest
Notice of Final Settlement.
beat any novel I ever read or ex-
quarter of the Southwest quarter of section
or to object to said selection for any
peet to read. Occasionally after a
twenty-nine (29), in Township three (3)
N otice is IlBKnnr G iven —That the un­ h gal reason, should tile their claims or
South of Range nine (9) West of the Willam­ dersigned has tiled in the Comity Court of
case Is finished and has become an-
ette Meridian containing 40 acres more or the state otOregon, for Tillamook Comity, their affidavits of protest or contest id
clent history I get out these reports
less (excepting the tract of land nine rods his final account as atlininstrator of the this office.
square heretofore deedctl to tlie Free Metho- Estate of DAVID RBABONBR. deceased and
and read them to a group of my
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
d( • Church, at Beaver, Oregon).
that said Court has fitted Monday, Novem­
I hereby designate the Tillamook friends, and no play can hold a more
There is also excepted here from the land ber 1st, 1900, nt the hour of 2 o'clock in the
platted as the town of Beaver as shown by afternoon, as the time for the hearing of ll-adlight, a newspaper published in absorbed audience. Tbe actual trailing
plat and dedication datctl April 11th. 1903, objections to said final
- • account and ...
the Tillamook, Oregon, as the paper in which
of a criminal by detectives and tbe
and recordcil in Deed Book " Z," page 532. settlement thereof.
said notice is to be published.
Records of Tillamook County, Oregon, and
J. S. D iehl . Adminstrator.
marvels of Ingenuity on both sides are
all tlie lots ami blocks in said town.
A
lgernon
S
IJ
resreb
,
Register.
A. W. Severance, Attorney lor Admin­
world beaters for dramatic situations
I hat there be sold for the purpose of satis­ strator.
fying the judgment rendered herein in favor
N otice or S chool I ndemnity S elec ­ and excitement.”—New York Press.
Birst publication, September Ifith, 1909.
of tne defendant Clarence Jones ami Ella
tion ,
Jones, first the following described property,
United States Land Office,
Adminiatrator’s Notice.
to-wit : The North East quarter of the
Whittier's Visitor.
North West quarter and Lot 1 of Section 31.
Portland, Ore., July 15. 1909.
and Lot 4, of Section 30, in Township 3 in the matter of the estate»
Pilgrims used to visit Whittier con­
Notice is hereby given that the State
of Rebecca J. Dean,
South of Range 9 West, and the South l ast
A typical one came from
of Oregon, on July 15. Ilki9. applied for tinually.
Deceased. ’
quarter of the South East quarter of Section
N otick
is
H khkhy
G iven ,--That the the Swi, of Se >4 of Section 15 and S H Missouri.
25, in Township 3 South of Range lOWest
Though told that Whittier
of Willamette Meridian, ami that if there be undersigned has been duly appointed by the of Se,1» of Section 10, tp. 3 north, rang«
had a headache, he forced his way
not realized from the sale of said property County Court of the State of Oregon, for
sufficient to satisfy the said jiulgmrnt ot said Tillamook County, administrator of the 9 west, and tiled in this Office a list ol
Into tbe poet's study, where he de­
defendants in full, tbe<8 then he sold for estate of REBECCA J. DEAN, drccasetl. School Indemnity Selections in which it
tlie purpose of satisfying the deficiency, if All persons having claims against said estate selected said land ; and that said list is clared that he adored all Whittier’s
any, the following described real property, arc hereby requirnl to present the same to
works, which he knew almost by
to-wit
All that i»att of the South East me properly verified as by law required at open to the public for inspection.
quarter of the South East quarter of Section inv residence at Bay City, or at the office of
Any andull persons claiming adveteely heart. He asked Whittier to write
W
II
Cooper,
at
Tillamook
Citv,
Oregon,
3o. in Township 3 South ot Range 9 West of
lhe altove described land or any legal ills name several hundred times on
Willamette Meridian, which is bounded on within si\ months from the date hereof.
subdivision thereof,
or claiming tbe a large sheet of foolscap, so that he
Dutcd this 9th da v of September, 19U9.
the Bast by Beaver (’reck, and on the South
(• B D avidson ,
by the Nestucca River, on the West by the
same under lhe mining laws, or desiring
Administrator of the estate of to show raid land to be more valuable could cut out and distribute the auto­
East line (extended) of Joseph Bixby’s pre­
Rebecca J. Dean, deceased.
graphs among his Missouri friends,
sent store lot, or the store lot owned by the
for mineral than fi.r agricultural pur­
said Bixby on August 27th, 1903. and on
tn fact, it was all tbe poet could do
the North by the county road, tiring a tract
poses,
or
to
<.bject
to
said
selection
for
ill: PACIFIC MONTHLY, of Portland.
of about ten acres of land
Oregon, is a beautifully illustrated any legal reason, should file their claim» to keep the enthusiastic Missourian
That after the satisfaction of the judgments
monthly magazine.
If you are inter­
herein rendered in favor of the plaintiff and I ested in dairying, fruit raising, poultry or their affidavits ot protest or contest from clipping all tbe buttons from bls
coat as souvenirs.
of the defendant A. C Daniel, the remainder raising, or want to know about irrigated ill this office.
of the proceeds of the sale of the lands lands, timber lands, or free government land
A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
"And all tbe time" — so Whittier
coveretl by plaintiff’s mortgage be applied to open to homestead entry.
The Pacific
I hereby deaignate the Tdlamook would end the anecdote pathetically—
the satisfaction of the judgment recovered Monthly will give you full information. The
by the defendant A
R. Gangloff, and the price is 11.50 a year.
Headlight, a newspaper published at "all the time he called me White­
remainder, if nnv, to the satistaction of the
It you will semi twenty-five cents in Tillamook,Oregon, aa tlie paper in which
judgment recovered bv Tillamook County stamps, three late issues will be sent you so
taker.”—Exchange.
the
«liove notice is to be published.
Bank and Samantha Mills and her guardian. that you may become acquainted with it.
Clay Daniel, and if the judgments in favor ot Read the following splendid offers :
A loernon S. I> re * nek . Register.
the defendants Clarence Jours and Ella Jones Offer No I —McClure's Magazine. Woman's
Th* Valu* of Tact.
be satisfied from the proceeds of the pro
Notice to Creditors.
Home Companion aud The Pacific Monthly,
A tactful person can make a whole
perty outside of the ten acres tract last des
costing $4.50, will be sent at a special rate
N otic « is
H rkbbv O wbn .—That the
cribed with reference to land* to be sold to
of |3 OO.
undersiRned has been by tbe County Court of roomful of people feel happy by con-
satisfy their judgment then Said ten acre Offer No 2 — McClure's Magazine. Review Tillamook Connty. Oregon, duly unpointed
tract be sold to satisfy any deficiency upon
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of Reviews and The Pacific Monthly, cost­ administrator of the estate oi RICHARD ve.ving to them individually a tacit
the judgment of A. R. Gangloff, the Tula
ing $3.00, will be sent for f3 60
C. BURTON, deceased. All ¡arsons having recognition of their Individual accom-
moot County Hunk, Samantha Mills and hei Offer No A.—Human Lite. Meal Homes and claims against said estate are required to
guardian ; that there be paid to the I ilia
The Pacific Monthly will be sent for $8.00. present the same to me. duly verified as re­ plfshments. To tell a shy girt that she
moot County Bank from the proceeds of said
Oder by number and send your order ac­ quired by law. at the office of II. T. Botts
Is charming Is to transform hex »nd
sales, up.:r. it* Judgment, the sum of companied hr postal money ’order for the Attoeney-at- Law, in Tillamook City, Oregon
make her exercise her charm. To tell
$1.310.45, together with interest thereon amount to The Pacific Monthly, Portland, within sis months from the date he'reof.
from the 31st day of August, 1907. at the Oregon.
Dated Auguit 12th. 1900.
a dispirited man that he Is courageous
rate of 8 per cent per annum, ami the excess
T homa » M B vrtor ,
after payment of said amount ami the
Administrator Estate of Richard and clever Is to put into him such an
Gangion Judgment and the co*t« and dis
C. Burtom deceased.
infitsfcm of strength that he will be on
buraements of said parties to the said Why Druggists Recommend
the highroad to success.—Woman's
Samantha Milla by and through her Guar Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
A Narrow Escape
dian. Clav Daniel.
’
Edgar N. Baylia*. a merchant of Life.
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
That if the judgments of the said Gangloff.
Mr. Frank C. Hanrahan, a prominent Robinson ville, Del.. wrote: ‘'About two
Tillamook County Rank and defendant
S hiiihii II ia Mills through het guardian be .Irocgist of Portsmouth. Va. sava "For year, ago I waa thin and aick, and
It Depend»!
not then fully satisfied, that all of the the (ntst six year» I have sold and recoin
coughed nil the time and if I did not
"How do you pronounce a-t-i-n-g-y
remainder of the lands described in the mort
gage recorded at page 212 of Book ’R" ot mended t'hamt»'rl>iin'» Colic. Cholera have consumption, it waa near loll. 1 tbe teacher asked tbe young gentle­
the Records of Mortgages of Tillamook Co
and IHarrh.a-» Remedy.
It iaav'eat commenced using Foie»'» Honey and
Oregon, and I'articularl\ dewcrilied as fol remedy and one of the b.-a| patent Tar. and it »topped my cough, and I am man nearest tbe foot of the class. And
lows, to wit The South West quartet of the
I handle uow entirely well, and have yarned the smart boy stood up and said it de-
North Weal quarter, and the North West medicine» on the market.
- J ’ a great deal whether tbe word
quarter of the South west quarter of Section aome other» for the aan.e purp.ee» that twentv eight pound», nil due lo th* g'»<l pended
29, the North half of the North »■ ast pay me a larger profit, but this remedy result, from taking Foley'» Honev and applied to a man or a bee.-Loudon
quarter and the South Bast quarter of th, |
North Bast quarter of flection 30. and the 1» mi sure to effect a cure, and my cus­ Tar” J.S La.nar, Tillamook, Hawk New».
flouib Bast quarter ol the South East uuar 1 tomer *o certain to apprecite luy re­ & Miller, Bay City.
ter 01 Section 19. in Township 3 South ot commending it tn him, that I give it the
Range 9 West of Willamette Merklian, also
Wher* th* P**m» Go.
Best Treatment for a Burn.
all of the town of Beaver as hereinbefore t>refer*nc*. ■ Fur »ale by Lamar'» Drug
“John. 1 must bare a new gown.'
If for no other reason. Chamberlain »
referred to, excepting one block in the town Slur*.
"Hilt IhoF a I4
of Beaver deeitei! to A. Ginn be sold for the
"But that old gown of voum la a
Salve should be kept in every household
purpose of satisfying the »ieficiency then
Wiry ?
on account of its grease value in the poem.**
remaining, if any.
From
a
entail
beginning
the
sole
and
treatment of bums. It allays the pain
That the Judgment of the defendant Tilla
"It may be a poem, but M’a about
niook County Hank and of the defendant use of Uhamberlain * Cough Remedy has alrnot instantly, and unless the injury
Samantha Mills to the extent of $2,soo.ot) . xtended to all parte of the United isa severe one. heals lhe part without ready for tbe waatebaaket now " —
with interest
costs and disbursements
Lou lav I Be Courier Journal
leaving a Bear. This salve 1« al»> un.
tlrerron. be paid
pahl prior to the payment ot Stale« and to many foreign countries
the iudgment
intent of defendant Gangloff that Why ? Because it ha* proved especially equaled for chapped handa. sore nipple*
the Judgment of the defendant Gangloff 1« * aluable for coughs and colds. For sale and disease* ot the skin. Price, 25 cents.
paid after the satisfaction of the judgments by latruar's Drug Stor*.
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For *ale by Lamar . Drug Store.
BURMA CIGARETTES.
On* Will La»t a Smok*r. or Mayb* ••
Entir* Family. » Day.
•
Tb* Aiuerieao engineer borne for a
visit from Burma acceptMi a proffered
cigarette and rolled H gently betweeo
his Anger».
"At tbe risk of seeming ungrateful.”
be said. ”1 rise to remark that the
specimen you have so kindly tendered
me strikes my acquired seuse of tbe
fitness of I.ueb tbiugs as highly Inade­
quate. Merely us to size, 1 meau.
"The cigarette of Burma is a re­
markable coutrirauce.
ranging
in
leugtl; from a foot to a foot and a
half, ao lueb in diameter aud uot un­
like a giant firecracker in general
shape, if composed wholly of tobacco
it would be deadly. As a matter of
fact, it contains very little tobacco.
It is made of corubusk or leaves of
innocuous plants rolled tight and with
shreds of the divine weed between tbe
layers. One will last a smoker for a
day, frequently an eutire family for a
day.
“The women of Burma, tbe most
handsome and Intelligent of their sex
in the east, smoke these cigarettes ha­
bitually. it Is something of a shock
when the visitor first sees a pretty
woman putting at one of these enor­
mous cylinders, it is still more ot a
shock If she is carrying a youngster
astride her Idp in approved native
fashion. Between puffs she offers her
cigarette to tlie child, who uever re­
fuses the invitation.
"As to effect, tbe Burmese cigarettes
are practically harmless. As to flavor,
they are insipid aud unpleasant.”—New
York Herald.
RISEN FROM THE TOMB
Th* Romance of Benedello Marcello,
the Venetian Composer.
Benedello Marcello, one of tbe most
famous Venetian composers, fell in
love with a beautiful girl named
Leonora Manfrottl. who married Paolo
Seranzo. a Venetian noble. She died
a short time after her marriage, a vic­
tim to the harsh and jealous treatment
of her busband.
Her body was laid out in state in
the church of Wei Frari. and her lover
actually succeeded in stealing tbe
corpse and conveying it to a ruined
crypt in one of tbe islands, and here
he sat day and night by Ills lost love,
sluging and playing to her, as though
by tbe force of his art be could recall
her to life.
Leonora bad a twin sister, Eliade.
who was so like her that her closest
friends could scarcely distinguish
them. One day Eliade beard a singer
lu a gondola singing bo exquisitely
that she traced tbe gondola to tbe de­
serted islaud. and there she learned
later tbe fate of her sister's corpse and
the identity of Marcello. Aided by a
servant, Eliade substituted herself for
her sister's body, and when Marcello
returned and called l.eouora to awake
he did not ask iu vain, for apparently
she rose alive from tbe coffin. Marcel­
lo when he found out the delusion was
quite satisfied and married Eliade. but
his happiness was short lived, as be
died a few years afterward.—Loudon
Telegraph.
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Curious Old London Clubs.
Tbe days of quaint and queer club»
■re day» of the past. We do not hear
•t preaeut of a "No Note dub." or
“Club of Beau»." or a "Mun Killiug
club,” whose Hile» are »uggeative; of
tbe "Surly club,” whose object wu* ;fie
practice of contradiction and of foul
language, so that the members might
not be wautlng In impudence to ubuse
passenger» ou the Thames; or of it,»
“Man Hunting club," established one*
by young limbs of tbe law; or of the
“Lying club,” every member of which
was required to wear a blue cap with
• red feather in it; or of tbe "Scatter
Wit society,” consisting of wlta; or of
tbe "Hum Dum club," whose members
were to say nothing till midnight; or
•f tbe "Twopenny club,” a member of
which. if be swore, was to be kicked
•■ tbe »bins by tbe other members; or
of tbe "Everlasting club," which baa
Mt tasted long; or of tbe “Kit Cat
rtab," known after its toasts of “Old
Cats and Young Kit»;" or of tbe "Beer
Mead club," of which tbe following
■musing description was written by
•M of its illustrious members:
Like Britain's Island lies our steak.
A sea of gravy bounds it.
•ballots confusedly scattered make
The rockwork that surrounds it.
—London Scraps.
Status of the Deadbeat.
No man is t/holly free from sin. but
ao many lesser evils are tolerated that
• man should hesitate long before be­
coming a deadbeat.
Criminals are
despised and abhorred, but to tbe deud-
toeat all that Is coming, as well as tbe
contempt of bis fellow men. There Is
something at once so mean and so lit­
tle In taking advantage of tbe con-
Hence which comes with friendship
that tbe band of every man is turned
•gainst a deadbeat as soon as bis rep­
utation is well established. Tbe dead­
beat may fondly imagine be is living
easy and making money without work,
and of course be takes no account of
tbe confidence be violates and the
hardships be inflicts on others. But.
that aside, he really has a harder time
than the man who is honest and fair.
He is compelled to move a good deal
•nd peace of mind he knows not. I.Ike
other types of crooks, he doesn't pros­
per. and his finish Is more unpleasant
than the beginning.-Atchison Globe.
Rounded Knife Blade»,
Until the seventeenth century knife
blades bad pointed ends, ns can be
readily understood when the knife of
those days was used for hunting and
table purposes indiscriminately. The
rounded end was introduced from
France in a curious way. It happened
that Cardinal Richelieu was compelled
to entertain at bls table a certain Chan­
cellor Sequler—a vulgar and unmanner­
ly man, who at tbe close of the meal
proceeded to use bis knife as a tooth­
pick. This vulgar act so upset the
cardinal that he ordered tbe end of
every knife In his possession to be
rouuded. and so great was Richelieu's
Influence that tbe fashion was soon
adopted all over the country, This Is
the vulgar, but nevertheless interest-
Ing, origin of the rounded knife of
today.—Pearson's Weekly.
A Dinner For Titles.
In his autobiography, “A Fragment."
Professor Max Muller tells tbe follow­
ing anecdote of tbe Duke of Welling­
ton: “His servant bad been sent be­
fore to order dinner for him at an out
of the way hotel, and in order to Im­
press tbe landlord with tbe dignity of
his coming guest be recited a number
of the duke's titles, which were very
numerous.
Tbe landlord, thinking
that tbe Duke of Vittoria, the l’rluce
of Waterloo, the Marquis of Torres
Vedras and all the rest were friends
Invited to dine with the Duke of
Wellington, ordered accordingly a very
sumptuous banquet, to tbe great dis­
may of the real duke.”
Whoever Loves is Never Old.
When life has been well spent age is
a loss of what it can well spare—mus-
cular strength, organic instincts, gross
bulk and works that belong to these.
But the centra! wisdom which was
old lu Infancy wan young in fourscore
years and, dropping off obstructions,
leaves lu happy subjects the mind pu­
rified and wise. 1 have beard that
whoever loves is in no condition old.
1 have heard that whenever the name
of man is spoken the doctrine of im­
mortality is announced. It cleaves to
his constitution. The mode of it baf­
fles our wit. and no whisper comes to
Alaskan Moonshin*.
us from tbe other side. But the in­
Up here in Alaska the moon rises in
ference from tbe working of intellect,
the south and sets In tbe north, its
having knowledge, having skill—at the
beams are liquid and they enamel tbe
end of life just ready to be born—af­
landscape with a porcelain loveliness.
firms tbe inspiration of affection and
It casts a spell more potent than e’er
of the moral seutiment—Ralph Waldo
did the magicians of the east. Under
Emerson.
Its wizardry the rocks turn to silver
and the brown old mountains are con­
A Mother’» Troubles.
The mother of a large family fell ill jured into giant pearls. True wealth
and died, and the attending physician exists lu the mind, and whoever be­
reported that she died of starvation. holds an Alaskan moonlight is thrice
It was incredible, but he proved it hundred times a mllllonalre.-Ketch-
(be woman bad to get the dinner and Ikan Miner.
then spend the next two hours in wait­
ing on the family and getting the chil­
dren to the table. It was never on
record that she got all of them there
at the same time, and they came strag­
gling In all the way from potatoes to
pie. By the time she had wiped the
last face her own hunger had left her
and she had no desire to eat. Chick-
ens. the doctor said, come running at
feed time, but children don't. A ben
has a better chance to eat than a
mother.—Atchison Globe.
A Trying Time.
“Colonel.” asked tbe beautiful girl,
" hen was tbe most trying moment ot
.▼our lifer
It was when I went to mv wife’s
father for tbe purpose of asking him
to let me bare ber He was very deaf,
and I bad to explain tbe matter be-
Hera'd'eDty Clerk,”~<-’,“cMi» Record
Particular.
Patience—Peggy is terribly »f.-aM Of
ntH-robes.
Patrice—Funny she’ll allow any of
U>e young men to kls» ber
“Ob. «be ll only ktaa by trlepbooe!--
ionkerg Statesman.
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Tactful Taetie«.
lis» Sapbron-Do you sell anythin;;
tc> restore tbe complexion? ' bemlst-
fl J to tbe amount of 17. M.
«•“lelj executed.)-Leodoo latter.
Odd.
Mrs. Van Cerlous was discovered at
8 a. m. sitting up In bed reading tbe
encyclopedia.
"What in the world are you doing.
Emma?" cried Mr. Van Cerious.
“Why. I couldn't Bleep very well and
■n article I saw tbe other day said
much learning could be acquired at
odd times. This Is tbe oddest time I
could think of.”—Harper’s Bazar.
Optimistic.
“Who’» that homely girl you
tor
"Sir. that lady has promised
■»y wife!”
"Cheer up. Tx>ta of women
keep their promise».”—Cleveland
ar.
•poke
to be
don't
Lead-
Useful Knowledge-
Tommy—Paw. I've heard you talk
•bout Easy street. Where 1» It? Mr.
Tucker—It's at the farther end of «
•oog. rough and hilly thoroughfare,
called Hard Work street, my boy —
Exchange.
Th* Lo»».
Parry-Well, yes. I »uppo»e I
rather hasty to proposing to her. bat
tbe fact is she looked so charming I
lost my heart. Dick-You mean yo«
lost your bead -Boston Thanscript
Be not like the tailor of Cetnp*H*
who worked for nothing and found the
thread.-Spanish Proverb.