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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 11, 19C9. 7 50 Dell Penter 7 50 Clint Stitchler 7 50 Clifford Dunn Road Work and Bridge 50 Alex Fraser .. Building Bills Paid. 6 b> Frank Wilson Kenny 30 Orley Kellow E. Cochina n o 50 Jim Bodyfelt... The November term of the Board L. Laughlin of County Commissioners was held Dave McKinney $74 IO last weak, with Judge Guts!speed A. L. Miller....... Carl Rossetti Road. aind Commissioners Bodyfelt and Work in R. D. 8 00 Alley present, when the following Chas. Rubiteli ............. ........... Fred Rubitch ........ . . ....... 8 00 John Heilmever and team business was transacted : 8 00 Ivan Lowrance.................. In the matter of incorporating the Carl Rossetti ................. ............ 8 OU Carl Curl.............................. Port of Nehaletn, an affirmative vote Elmer Hall .................. ........... 22 80 Feo. Heilmier and team having been cast, the Port was duly Henry Rogers ............... 80 Ted Lyster and team..... Sam Dailey .................... . ___ 24 and legally incorporated. In the matter of bids for the con O. 11. Schrader......... ........... 29 IX* C. Wooley and team........ R. Campbell and team ... Luke Wolfe Gateway. struction of the first two mile* of the John Jowrance and team Fred Bush .................................. 2 00 Netarts road, the bills of George and 4 40 Perry Gray..... M. Hodgdon and L. H. Riefenburg fxiwis Johnson ......................... 6 20 Jim Baker...... ■ nd J.' H. Hicks were rejected and O. H. Schrader......................... Amel Wooley John Harter Road. that of Walter D. Wood and L. L. 4 00 Ed Anderson and team Stillwell, in the sum of $3,172, was Fred Bush.................................. Thore Hangen............................ 4 00 Henry Peters accepted. S. W. Elliott ................................ 641 Frank Griest 12 In the matter of the petition of O. Thompson Isaac Steinnon. it was ordered that A. Benscheidt............................. 15 30 O. H. Schrader ....................... 18 30 Fritz Drebert the petition be granted. Jake Huston .. Survey for Rock Crusher. In the matter of the petition of C. 2 00 W. O. Capps Pike and others for a county road, Burr Rugar................................ ....... 2 00 Howard Bunn ... known as the Harter road, it was F red Maurer ................ I. ee Lyster........ Cost Bill, State vs. Frank A voles, ordered that the road be opened. et al. Claud Hussey and team .. In the matter of the petition of W. Sappington.. .. 9 95 J. R. Lowrance and team . Luke Wolfe for a gateway, this was G. W. L. Provoost......... 2 90 Fred Lyster and team granted. A. S. Beul..................... 2 IX* Bob Huston In the matter of the petition of C. Geo. Hichcock ....... 3 10 Ike Hiner ... Possetti for a road, it was ordered William Tobin............. 3 10 Andy Bules that the road be opened. Sheriff’s fees serving w.ir- Charley Wooley, sr Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co., rente ......... 5 00 Marcus Curl............... 24 09 lumber....................... ............ Expenses g’oing* after and John Heilmeyer and team 25 00 John Salvey, gravel ........... bringing* back defendants . 150 60 Frank Simeral A. V. Brown, cutting out logs 11 GO A. Griest .. Work in R. D. No. 3. Cha*. Adkins, work on Wil Perry Gray M. Petteys .................................... . 00 45 son river road........................ 32 50 Geo. Heilmeyer Jim Kodad .................................... 36 22 M. F. I>each 4Co., meat M 94 Will Shaw.................................... . 29 92 Alvis Curl......... 6 75 (•‘red Skomp, work on road J. Beebeheiser.............................. 41 I 85 Jess Kennedy, engineer Alex Scott, powder ................. 13 (XI Dave Tmlah, engineer 4« 86 Archie Beebeheiser.... .............. 24 1 75 W. T. Newcomb, gasoline Jim Baker................. 50 Emel Hellebuyck and team..... 49 * 50 John Baker, blacksmithing . R. W. Wilks and team......... 45 i 90 Charley Wooley, jr Alex. McNair, merchandise.. 25 20 J. E. Cockran and team ....... 4 I 50 P. Newberg 8 50 Albert Mason, merchandise. Dan Pike.................................... 19 I 35 H. J. Tohl. .. Beall 4 Co., merchandise. .. 24 10 27 45 Geo. Davis • Beall A Co., merchandise.. . 81 32 Henry Hendrickson.............. Frank Kodad........................... 17 ,55 Harry Brown Portland 4 Tillamook Trans. T. Haugen and team............ 17 10 U. S. Edwards and team Company ................................ 319 2 I 4M) Ed Kellow and team........ Andrew Zurcher, gravel ..... Beall A Co., merchandise... . 130 Vaughn A Provoost, team.... 11 25 R. G. Graines and team... 2 D. W. Gilbert, merchandise.. Geo. Vaughn, team............. 50 i 17 M. J, Edwards and team Lamb A Davis, lumber........... 45 W. C. Trombley....... ............... 8 32 J. Lewallen and team.... Peter Jenck, gravel ................. 22 Aaron Sherman and team ... 60 75 A. Anderson and team... Jeff Wallace, gravel................. 21 George Dick and team......... 49 50 Art Bodyfelt and team. 4 D. W. Peter, repairing .......... Connie Dye and team.......... 11 25 Fred Lewallen.., 2 Bud Wallace, hauling ........... Amos Bloom and team....... 11 25 Joe Lowrance ... 6 Cha*. Ray, gravel ....... ........... V. C. Knight and team....... 13 50 Ivan I.owrence Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co., D. Billings and team .......... 6 75 Work in R. D. No. 4. lumber ....... ................. ......... no u W. Pierce................................. 28 12 G. C. Vaughn,team........... ........ 70 W. A. Williams, merchan William Millage ...................... 31 5* Preston Marolf, team................. 163 dise ............. ... . .................... 2 15 31 87 i A. L. Darby......................... ....... 18 N. J- Dye .................................. Portland A Tillamook Trans. Frank Dye.................................. 15 75 ! I.eno Darby........................... ....... 40 fi 85 Co ................................................ S. V. Anderson......................... 27 45 I I). B. Darby, team............. ....... 59 Junies Feeny, merchandise . . 25 50 Pete Scrnnz............................... 4 95 i Norman Olds....................... ....... 14 Long A Sons, lumber............. 11*4 47 E. Hannenkrat........................ 1,11 ; Hubert Edgar..... E. K, Cross, Gladwell bridge 1,550 <M) M. Abpalnalp............... 2 I Chas Eklof............ C. K. Donaldson, supervisor 78 37 Helmeyer............... ................ 54 I Frank Eklof, team 13 05 L. Hiner, merchandise J. R. Casteleine.......... .. 59 50 I ' H. R. Brown W. D. Wood, Tillamook C. Dye and team........ .. 31 50 H. B. Johnson, team bridge......... .......... .............. 131 00 E. Weston....................... . 24 75 J Will Kirk, team Julius Tohl, laying puncheon 140 00 J. Cook........................... .. 9 (X* i W. D. Bodyfelt.. W. D. Wood, Tillamook F. M. Trout.................. .. 76 (X* V. C. Knight, team 00 bridge ........................................ R. Trout.......................... . 40 (X) ’ C. E. Black................ Hana Hanson, work on road 50 C. Mattoon...................... . 38 50 ! W. J. Knight, team ( 0 A, C. Smith, concrete culvert Work in R. D. No. 1 Frank Fitzpatrick, team Easter A Son, work on Wil 5 «2 A. L. Darby, team........... son river road ....................... 20 CO Geo. Knight and team........... C. V. Preston and team........ 5 62 Ernest Gienger, team...... Security Vault A Metal Works 2 25 Ben Sanders ..... culvert .. ................................... 19 (X) S. W. 1.inkhart......................... G. W. Zaddach and team .... 13 95 Earnest Knight King A Smith, merchandise . 24 82 20 25 M. Hodgdon...... A. K. Case, merchandise .... I I 25 E. Worthington and tea in ... 9 Fred Kabba and team ........... 70 | G. Hodgdon..... Cyrus Randall, Wilson river James McKimens . .................. 1 12! W. Height. road Contract ........ ... ... 1,200 10 fl 75 'Clarence Davis. P. W. Todd, salary . 42 83 Dan Hickey................................. 9 55 Jessie Davis.... Pacific Tele. A Tel. Co. 23 54 Rudolf Zweifel........................ 5 85 — Davia, fixing bridge .. Geo. W Bodyfelt, salary .... 31 CO Chester Wilks............................ 14 40 Roy Maine.... II. V. Alley, salary.................. 32 to W. Schollmeyer....................... OO 5*1 •> r,6 W. Armstrong anil team.... Ceno Beasor Gias* A Prudhomnie, merch. 8 ”l Irwin Hudson Co., merch . 11 00 W. Tubbesing........................... Judges and Clerks of Election. Work in R. D. No. 2. Albert Crawford and W. E. O. A. Lommen, judge Glienn................................ 7 50 Gus 21 00 Fred Zaddach, judge... Knight, serving warrants 5 (»* E. K. Scovell, judge ... A. W. Severance. atam|wi 21 54 E. Scott ............ ........................ 5 (X* H. Effenberger. clerk Bay City Livery Co., livery 3 io Paul Gabbert ..... ..................... Mrs. Weimmer......................... 10 «», J. B. Lommen, clerk and re W. 11. Hoskins, delivering ballots . ............. .... . ......... 8 00 3 .-0 W. O. Weimmer.................... . turning ballot box— 21 00 D. S. Borakin, clerk . J. C. Holden, erpress.............. 1 30 Cecil Kyle................................... 21 00 W. H. lloakin*. judge W. I). Radyfelt, salary . ■ ■ • 39 (0 Herbert Kyle ............................ M. F. Wagner. Aug. tune..... 38 70 1). 11. Vedder, judge... Howard Drew, work iu clerk's ............ 32 00 John Hickey.................. office .. ..................................... 45 (0 Roy Wagner, ,, ,, ............ 32 00 S. M. Battcrson, clerk A. N Hare, snlo'ry .................. 100 ( 0 Fay Wagner. 5 75 L. H. Kenney, clerk.... J. H. Johnson, salary ............ 50 ro J. F. Reelier. hauling............ 2 90 J. C. Holden, salary .......... 133 33 Arthur Reeher......................... W. H. Sales, clerk J. H. McNamer, hauling ...... 4 40 50 L0 K. Milla, anhiry ................... John Hickey, team .................. 50 38 Henry Crenshaw, salary .... 133 33 A Methodist Minister Recom John Aaelriiu. salary .............. 50 to Mrs. C. Thomas , Sept, time 20 00 mends Chamberlain’s Colic, Pete Cassidy .............................. 34 82 MI S Bur I, M.il.it \ Cholera and Diarthoea 83 34 Remedy 1 20 Rob Kennedy............ ............... 35 32 W S. Hr .el, office expe rises '• I have uiw-t Chamber Inin'» Colic, H M. 1 Hrttitr, svp.'rvieor .. 70 (X* Win. Hoskins, team ................ 34 64 Cholera and Diarrh<»*a Keuirdv for 9 90 ecieral year* for diarihoea. I consider Forrsr f J. Aver, supervisor . 42 t,0 Warren Hoskins ...................... A. A. tmlah. supervisor. 32 70 Herb Thompson....................... 27 00 it th* beet remedy 1 bare ever tried for 13 75 that trouble. 1 bouaht a tiotile i f it a 9 (X) F. Illingworth.................. ......... Ort» y Kellow, supervisor .. 34 87 faw day* agu from our .driigai.t, Mr R Or.y V aughn. supervisor ... (III 30 John Waldenrath R, Brook*. I »hall ever be k lad to 5 40 epeak a word in it* praise when I have V II. Hoskins, supervisor.. 43 50 W. S. Hare........... fl 30 the opportunity.”—R bv . J. D. K napp , ;«> U* John Alegg......... Fred Zaddach, supervisor . 45 IX) Paetor M. E. Church. Mile* Grove, Pa. John Hickey, supervisor .... 33 «* Mark Hobson...... Sold by lAmar'n Drug Store, 40 50 C E. Donaldson, supervisor 21 IX* E. Krumhiuf....... 38 25 Croup Cured and a Child's Life Gao. X’aughn, supervisor . .. ei IX) J. Krumlauf............................... 76 go Saved. J, C. Holden, stamps ............ 17 tn Al Juhrs ...................................... ‘•It afford* me areal pleasure tn add Harry Crane................................ 7 20 Arthur J ackson, for land for testimony to that of the thousand* 90 00 nir road ......................... ... 50 CO Chas. Johnson ........................ who have been benefice«! by Chamber- (X*| Joe Harrison, gravel ................ 18 Headlight. printing............... 01 32 lain* Cough Remedy. Mt child. An. drew, when only three year* old wa* H. F Good*|>eed, salary 100 co Work, in R. D. No. fl. taken with a Revere at I ack of croup, 9. A. Brodhead. work at 24 50 and thank* to the prompt uae of Cham J A. Imlah................................. Court House ......................... 32 <X> J V. Inilah ................................ 49 00 berlain's Cough Remedy In* life was O. II. Schrader, making plats 25 00 A. Arstill............... 49 OO aaved and today he 16 a robust tuid CdNt Ibl( State vs. S. SchiBitiann. Wm. Hudson......... 25 «1 healthy boy,'* *ay* Mr* A. Coy, Jr. of Antonio. Texa*. Thi* remedy ha* 8 35 Webster Hudson... 44 as ■San O. W. Sappington . .. been in u*e for many gear* Th maanda R. F. Xaehmann .... 1 20 Wm. Glick.............. 44 55 of mother* keep it at hand, and it ha* Tony Jenck ........... D Billings ................... 30 25 never been known to hul. For *ale by 1 20 Homar Mason ............ 1 20 Deliver Brooten ... 15 75 Letnar'a Drug Store XV. T. Newcomb .... 1 20 J. Olli* -................... 13 95 If you desire * clear complexion take 1 « Lester Atterbury... 2 25 Folev * Orrno laxative for constipation 4». P. Wilt ..................... and liver trouble a* it will stimulate 1 20 T. R. Wilson.......... 8 10 Cart Pktilaf .................. these organ* and thoroughly cleanse 5 00 G. Dawson............... 9. B|odget ................... .. 7 65 vour system wh'ch is what everyone 6 50 D. J. Dunn -......... Karl Ayer ........................ 6 <5* needs in order to feel well.—Chas. I. •> 10 Hurry Beckwith.... 6 75* Clough. Wilbur Booth ........ *. .. li. A. 1). PERKINS, COUNTY BUSINESS RESIDENT DENTIST. TILLAMOOK. J. R. HARTER, Real Estate and Financial Agent. Insurance. UCCIES, WAGONS AUTOMOBILES OFFICE: TILLAMOOK HOTEL. Cost no more than others. Don’t buy until you investigate. Let us send you our catalogue. Ask us about the 1910 automobiles- you won’t regret it. I Automobile Salesroom, Wagons and Buggies, Chapman him ) hi « a, ih in in ■ ■! iii ,11* nr m » ■THE POET SAYS” “ Beauty draws us by a single hair.” I*« ■ a a. • a irx« a. a m in h Alder Sts, PORTLAND. 330 E M'triisoh St. PORTL a NL*. f | x* OKHGON, LOOK OVER OUR NEW LINE OF & FANCY AND STAPLE JEWELRY, We have Jewelry suitable for Gifts for all occasions. The latest in everything. EUGENE JENKINS. The Reliable Jeweler i Tins seems like something of sn exageiation on tlie part of the p. iet, if nl least does not apply •<> men. The man M ith a single hair would not draw worth a cent. unless aa a curiosity. Pimple to lisik I heir liest need lour, they need nil they ever have, If the hair begins to go it is time to use •1 ■ M 0 a H 0 HAIR TOXIC. M ■ IMPERIAL Thi« preparation waves hair. It a ■ stimulates »he hair bulbs, deans » the scalp of da ml ru if or eruptions, 0 I and promotes new growth. Try s g * it now. a Price 50<\ and $1 ()() a bottle. ■ I gia, ana ana a m m a a in in I 4 CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO., * Reliable Druggists a and Prescription Experts. For Real Estate, BIG — SEE — BARGAINS IN W, c. TROMBLEY. FLOUR. BAY CITY. OREGON. Now is tlie time to buy your Winters Hlour Snow Drift b'lonr, $5.60 a. bbl.: 1.45 a sk. Light house Flour, 5.10 a bbl 1.85 a sk, CUEflNlNG & PRESSING neatly done at the TOGGERY I P utp (’.me SUGAR, $5.80 a sk. Extra Fine Dry Granulated SUGAR. $5 60. See our goods and our prices before buying vour winter’s goods. We carry Bran, Shorts, Middlings, Wheat, Barley, whole and Caked Corn, Alfalfa Meal, also a full line of Canned Goods and Dried Fruits. Did You Ever Try HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND LIVERY BARN, RAY FEED CO If not, give him a call. Everything first-class. Second block South of P.O. w. g . Look! Look! Look ! | » And then look deeper into the $ H arris , Prop, ainless Dentistry Ont of town people can have their p. .re and briugcwoik f • liffhed in one day if ntwary. We will g.»e you a good 22k gold oij porren 20th CENTUARY WONDER $ *$3.50 5.0 J 22kBrie<eTeath 3.50 crown far Molar-Clowns ALADDIN MANTLE LAMP, ¡| A marvel in light and simplicity. It doe* rot burn oil or gasoline, but gaa generated from kerosene (coal oil). Gives at leant five time* the light of an old fashioned lamp. It will nave half your light bill and give l»erter satisfaction than any light now in tile market. An orna Gold Fillings 1.0'3 1.0) ¿Silver Fillings .50 Inlay Fillings 2.50 Good Rubber Plate« 5.00 Best Rfd Rub 7.50 ber Fiaies ------ - Painle«3 _ Extr’tion »5 J ______ Enamel Fillings DR. W. a. WISE, P mmmmt mo M muu n »« ini inmitHu in rtmo WORK GUARANTEED FOR . Mil 15 YtARS X ment to any home. Cairied about the house or *turu the <ame as the ordinary lamp. SEE •dates or br.U- bridge work Pain less Extraction F ree nhen nlfitesor ia ordered. Conm.ltation Free, Yoa cannot g»»t bet r palnieae work done anywhere. All work fully guar anteed* Modern electric equipment. Boat nj*thoM* II. F. RODDY At HOWARD WHALEN’S Jewelry Store. Wise Dental Co. ZS’A . d qregon port orricx SOU**: ( A. h . t* » P. M. tu*»;■«, > to 1. BARNESS, COLLARS, etc You Use Them We Sell Them DIE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE W. A. WILLIAMS & CO. Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. § Winter Reading » ! V* These long Winter evenings you will put your eyes to the test. Do not work them too bard if you value them. If you have a pair of properly fitted glasses you can hardly work them too hard. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. * Dr. Henry E. Morris. £ ifjrrm want either» Vlbrn'ln* Shn'tl* 6 ■' y* shuttle or abincle Th ria* fCArria 6r»lr*l SeWUtg M»cbln* write to THI NEW HOME SEW'NO MACHINE COMPACT Orange, Mas*- M**vwwin**ia I- - r- — .dr r-«'W *e*tax, but th* Slew Home i. **<lc io * *1U cu.rantr n- -* run. out 1U.I4 laj «ulherl*t-d dealer* *•!/*