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TO BUILD UP NECANICUM.
Well Supported Rumor that
Plans are Afoot for a
Railroad.
A document wan recorded in the
County clerk’a office yesterday whit h
according to a plausible and well
supported rumor, marks the first
step in a Clatsop county develop­
ment move of the first magnitude,
tee building of a railroad from Sea­
side, all the way up the Necanicum
river to a junction with the P. R- &
N. line now under construction be­
tween Hillsboro and Tillamook.
According to reports from persons
closely in touch with affairs in that
part of the county a broad expan­
sion of the interests of the Seaside
Manfacturingand I.umber company
is shortly to take place,one feature
of which will be a logging road up
the Necanicum, to be succeeded by
a common carrier road as the coun­
try develops.
According to this anthority, the
Hammond interests, which have
lurge holdings in that section, are
friendly to the project anil have of­
fered to give a right-of-way through
their property for mearly a nominal
price for the stumpage cut from the
right of way, The Necanicum val­
ley offers a natural thoroughfare
down the coast almost to the bord­
er* of Clatsop county, with a low
divide giving access into the waters
of the Nehalem and with a right of
way secures almcwt gratia the cost
of constructing the road, it is l>e-
lieved, would be comparatively low.
Discussion of this project arises
out of u bond mortgage filed for
record yesterday by the Seaside Man­
ufacturing company whereby that
company is flouting a loan <>($175,000,
under written by the Astoria Saving«
bank, which latter organization is
the mortgagee as trustee for purch­
aser« of the bond«. The issue is in
denominations of $50(1 and $259 and
it is secured by the entire holding«
of the company, including the plant,
reul estate and timber, The issue is
to run for ten years with interest at
six per cent and it is provided that
any pert of the loan may be called in
ut 105 percent of the par value at any
time ufter November 1, 1910.
The bond further provides that the
mortgager company shall crest? a
■inking fund by setting aside $1.10
for every thousand feet of lumber
manufactured, which shall be ap­
plied to the taking up of the bonds
by lot at stated periods.
At the same time the Sensidecom­
pany executed anil caused tube filed,
a chattel mortgage in favor of the
Seaside bank tor $20,(DO, which is se­
cured by one million feet of spruce
logs in the I iooiii « and the luuilter
on the yard* anil in the kilns.-Astor-
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Beaver Grange Installs.
The Beaver Grunge, No. gir, held
one of tliowe delightful all day
Several
meeting« Jsnuarv 3th.
visitors were present and about
forty sut down to i an excellent
dinner. After dinner the (¡range
publicly installed the following
officers to Herve for the enHinng
year :
Muster A, W. Bunn,
Overseer C. J. Blunchanl.
Lecturer Mr«. I. Hiner.
Chaplin J. H. Dunatun.
Secretary—M. F. Dun«tiin.
Treasurer I. Hiner.
Cere« -Lucy Fols nd.
l*ouionu Mr«. Gill>ert.
Flora —Annie Johnson.
Steward—Roy Sating.
Assist. -Steward Roy Saling.
Gate Keeper—G. A. Folsnd.
laidy
Anaist. Steward Lizzie
Jackson.
The grange is gaining and we are
learning the work. Next meeting
we will initiate several.
We would like to have all the
p»x>ple who are interested in works
of progression to join our bund und
press onward.
M. F. D vnstan , Sec.
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A Sprained Ankle.
SPLENDID INTEREST BEING
SHOWN
in thrCtrr»« Coirt of the State of Oregon
for Tillamook (.ountj-
Francis G. Bailey
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Plaintiff,
Revival at Church of Christ Inter­
esting Many People.
Inspector» Take Testimony
Which Completely Exon­
The attendance has not been as j
large as those directly interested
erates Capt. Snyder.
Charles A. Bailey.
To Char:CTfAn Bailey the above named de-
desire, but the interest could not be 1
To substantiate or disprove an
tietter among those who have l»een
attending. There
have been a . affidavit sent to Supervising In­
number of additions to the Church, spector John Birmingham from rh’nforThe re^ prayed for in hereom-
anil peopleof all denominations are Tillamook thatCaptain Levi Snyder, ’,1Jort"aWd«r« JfTbi’s “oTrV dissolving
enjoying the rich feast of sermons master of the illfated steamer Argc,
being delivered byEvangelistHomes wrecked off Tillaimok. December
Mr. Holme« came with the reputa­ 8, at i' 30 o’clock in the afternoon,
‘.“n'^the*“ of'
tion of being an eloquent Bible was paralyzed with fear during the
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teacher, and certainly his work in I i disaster, and that he had no sky­ 1*03, and the further »urn of
each of «aid children, since the »aid
our midst will bear that coinmen- | rockets aboard. United States In- for
December. 1903. anJ for the costs and dis-
dation. lie is careful to make plain I : spectors Edwards and Fuller ex­ bursements herein.
TillHmook
Thi* summons is published in tbeTillmnoo“
He-iilliLfht for six c msecutive weeks by an
all points touched upon, and is not | amined witnesses to the affair again ord^r
L'i the Hon Go H. Burnett..JudKe oi
1 a k ng in stirring the deeper emo- Tuesday morning, The charges in •aid court, which » nd order was
Tilla-
open court in the city of Tillamook Tills
tions and inspiring liis hearers to tlie affidavit were fully disproved,
mook County State of Oregon, on the lfitn
The revival of the case came up day of No .ember, 1 909. The first
attempt to live the better life. On
of this summon« will lie made onithe 16th
Wednesday evening his theme was rather unexpectedly. After being day of December. 1909, and the laet on the
grven
a
hearing
the
local
board
of
27th «lay of January. 1910.
“The Church Real, and Ideal.”
A.
severance ,
T. H. G oyne .
In this address he set forth the inspector« suspended the license of
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ideal Church in its doctrines and Captain Snyder for 12 months, find­
Practice, and then proceeded to ing that he was carries« and negli-
Notice to (Creditors.
point out the items in which the gent ¡n attempting to cross - in over
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Church of this come« short of the Tillnmook bar in stormy weather
for Tillamook County.
Ideal, and closed with a strong plea I on a half-ebb tide, At that time . In the matter of the^
Estate
of John Al /
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for the gaining of the ideal by each > nothing came out in testimony re
Williams
deceased
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one become an ideal Christian. He
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arv»Kucu.-------------------- Williams, has been
declared t'.i.it “The Church is what demeanor or as to whether there heretofore dul< appointed by the above en- |
t’tled court as administrator of the estate ot
we are, and is doing what we do.’ were any rockets atioard. The dec­ JOHN M WILLIAMS, deceased, and has ,
qualified as »uch administrator and all '
Again he said, ‘‘The Church is ad­ ision for the »uspension of hie lic­ dulv
creditors and other persons having or claim-
inir to have any claim or demand.againat the .
vanced by our approach toward ense was made December 8.
estate of the said decedent are hereby re- |
perfection anil retarded by our im­
About 10 days later, it appears, quired to present the same properly venfiet.
perfections.” Another strong state­ Captain Snyder appealed from the ashy law required to Carson tic Brown,
attorneys for the said administrator at
ment was, “The Christ the world lower court, taking it up with Sup- their otfice in the Clt.v of Salem, in Marion
County. Oregon, within six months from
sees is not the Christ revealed in ei vising-Inspector Berminghain, of
hDated'thia 23ril dav of December. 1909.
the Bible, but the Christ lived in our San Francisco. In the meantime
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
daily lives, hence if we are unfaith­ Captain Beriningham received the
ful, the world despises Christ.”
affidavit reflecting very seriously
Notice of Final Settlement.
Mr. Shields is bringing up his on the behavior of the master of the
part of the work in splendid man­ Argo. Then the supervising in­ NOTlOB Ik HKKkBV GlVKN - That the
final account of the administrator of the
ner. He renders an inspiring syle spector requested the local board e«tate of MARTHA I. HASKINS, deceased,
been filed with the County Court of the
at each service and skillfully directs to secure additional testimony from has
state of Oregon, for Tillamook County, and
a large ehorus. It is apparent to the officers and members of the that Monday, the 7th day of February.
1910. at 2 o’clock p.m. of said day. and at
all that this meeting is designed to crep of the Argo for his guidance the Court House, in Tillamook City, in said
county anil state, has been appointed as the
far reaching effects on the church in reviewing the case.
time and place of «aid court for the hearing
said account and the settlement thereof,
life of our city. On Saturday even­
Those testifying Tuesday morning of
at which time and pGace. any and all pe-sons
ing Mr. Holmes will deliver his were: Levi Snyder, master; J. A. interested in said estate shall file their excep­
tions In writing and show cause why said
popular lecture on "If I Were a Johnson, mate; J. H. Snyder, chief final
aecouat shou* ild ‘ not be accepted and
approved
and the adminstrator discharged
Woman," and an enjoyable evening engineer; W. A. Simpson, purser;
from his trust.
is promised. The lecture sparkles Charles Frederickson, fireman; John
Hy order of the Hon. H, F. Good * peed,
of the above named court dated Jan.
with wit and humor all the way Woldhouse, E. Solmonson, sailors. judge
4th. 1U1O.
C. N. DREW
through. Mr. Shields will «ing the
Evidence was brought out show­
Administrator of the Estate of
“Holy City,"and this will lie illustra­ ing that the captain was cool and
Martha I. Haskins, deceased.
ted by 17 master paintings. Mr. Hol­ collected tlioughout the trying or­
mes has as good a stereoptican as deal and attended to his duties the
can be bought and is an expert in best he could under such circum­
handling, hence good pictures will stances. It was also shown that
lie expected. Mrs. Wade will also there were six skyrockets aboard.
assist by rendering two »elections The additional testimony will be
in the early part of the program. forwarded to San Francisco at once.
Paid up Capital.......... 's.........$25,000.
An admission will be charged.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
SANDLAKE.
N. J. Myers returned home, from
Portland, Sunday.
Ira Diitmond’« sawmill closed
down on account of low water, but
there are indications of it starting
up in a few <lay«, if the wind stays
where it i«.
There was u taffy pull at E. E.
Webb’s Saturday afternoon, with a
large attenilence. Everybody re-
port« having a good time.
V. S. Edwards, George Ramsey
and Miss Myrtle Owen« went to the
City of Tillamook, Monday.
There was a dance at U. S. Ed­
ward’« Saturday evening. Prof.Fini-
gan and Ed. Haya furnished the
music. Holly Edwards was floor
manager and George Ramsey and
Harry Brown escorter«. The dance
broke up at the midnight hour and
every body went home happy, hop­
ing there would lie another one in
t'.ie near future.
Holly Edwards, George Ramsey
and Roy Roliertson, of Dundee, who
have tieen on the lake for some time
visiting with friend« and relatives,
will start for Dundee on Wednesday,
E. E. Webb is building a new
w.MKialied. which will make quite
an improvement to Main Street.
brings tlunger.auffering. often death
tothouaanua, whotukecolds,cough«
and lugiip|>e thut terror of Winter
«nd Spring. Its danger signuls are
■■«luffed up.” notril«, lower pari
of nose sore, chill» and fever, pain
in hack of head, and a throat-srripp-
ing cough. When Grip attacks, as
you value your life, don’t delay
getting I>r. King's New Diacotcy.
One bottle cured me,” writes A. L.
Dunn, of Pine Valley, Miss., "after
lieing 'laid up’ three week« with
Grip.”
For sore lung«. Hemor­
rhage«. Cough«, Cold«, WhiMtping
Cough, Hronchitia, Asthma, its su­
preme. 90c., $109, C. us run teed bv
Chsa. I. Clough.
As a rule a inun will feel well
satisfied if he can hobble around
on crutches in two or three weeks
after spraining hie ankle, und it is
often two or thrve months before he
is fully recovered. This is an unnec­
essary loss of time, as by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment, a cure
may as n rule !«• effrited in less
than one week’s time, and in many
cases within three day«, vok| by
Foley's Ki.lney Remedy will cure
Ijimar’s Drug Store.
any ease of kidney or bladder trou
ble that is not twvond the reach ot
Cured of a Severe Attack of Bron­ medietne. It invigorate« the entire
chitis by Chamberlain’s
ayatemand atrengthenathe Kidneys
Cough Remedy.
so they eliminate the impurtie* from
On <k'tot»er isth last, my little the blood. Backache, rhquiatism.
three year old daughter contracted kidney» «ad bladder troubles are
a severe cold which reaulted in a «11 cured by thia great medicine.
bail case of bronchitis." ««»« Mm, —C. I. Clough. Tillamook.
W. G. Gib«on. Islington. Ky. "She
lost the |>ower of »peach completelv
Saved at Death's Door.
and w«» « very sick child
Fortu­
The door of death seemed ready
nately we had a bottle of Chamber- to ti|»n for Murray W. Avera, of
lain** Cough Reined) in the ho«i«e r ran ait Bridge N. Y.. when'hi» life
and gave it Io her accortliug to the was sronderfully *»ved. "I was in a
onnteil direction«. <>u tlw second dreadful condition,” hewntea, “my
day she was a great deal better, and »kin was almoat yellow; evea aun
on the fifth day, October itnl. «he ken, tongue coated, emaciateil from
was entirely well of her cokl and losing 4<> i»>und». growing weaker
bronebttin, which I attribute to this daily. Virulent liver troiihje pull­
aolendid medicine. I recommend ing me down to death in spite of
l hamberlsia'a Cough Rrmedv un doctors. Then that matchless med
reaerieilli aa I have found it the icine Electrw Hitterscnredme I re­
surest, aaiest and <|«nekest cure foe gained the 40 |»oun<i i lost and now
cold*. Is>th tor children and adults, am well and strong.” For all atom
of any 1 have ever iieetl” For sch. Mver and kidney trouble» the v’re
sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
•upreme 3Uv. at Cnaa. I. Clough.
Isn’t is exasperating when you think
the bill bad been paid ? Had you paid
bill with a bark check you could know
the bill had been paid and prove it.
Every cancelled check is eventually
returned to the maker and may be re­
tained for future reference.
Bills paid by cheek remain paid.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK.
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Pacific Salvage Co.
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We carry a general stock of New Furniture, Rug«,
Carpet«, Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, and mis­
cellaneous House Furnishings.
NOTE.-We buy and sell Second Hand Goods of
every description.
Complete Home Furnishers.
PAGE BROS.,
Props.
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Farm, City and Town Loans
FIVE PER CENT interest, NING years’ time with
privilege of paying at any time. Return payments
monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annualiy to suit bor-i
rower.
For particulars write
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The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.
310 CENTURY BLDG.,
Added to the Telephone.
OtT-rx evpry facility for
hanking
Subscribers recently connected «nd ret*|»ectfuIly aolicits your business.
Acis as trustee for corporations, indi­
with the Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co.
viduals and eatutea. Confidential trust
Main 291—Kerrron, Dr., Phy. relations curried out faithfully.
Interest at current rales qii tune de
and Sur.
posits.
F.L. 70—Bunham, Mr., Beaver,
Mail business given prompt attention.
Oregon.
Fire and burglar ¡proof safety depoei*
Main 1101, Illingworth, Joe, Cigar boxes just installed for convenience oi
customers nt reasonable rental.
Store.
F.L 27--Krake, Mr., res.
Main214—Perry, Al., re«, drayage.
Main 447—Kcldson, Mr«., re«.
South 52-guick, Ladd. re«.
Main 1105-Millican. Mrs., res.
F.L. 021—Hughey, Jim. res.
Main 491—Johnson, Sidney, re«.
Bay 29—Neilson, Harry, res.
Bay 37—Bay City News Co.
Main 436—Wells. E. P., resturant.
Main 437—Hodman, Tom, pressing
parlors.
Main 427—Harter, John. res.
Main 1264—Small, Mr., res.
Main 496—Wheeler, D.R., res.
Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life is living more
-afe through the work of Dr. King's
New Life Pills in Constipation.
Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tion. Liver troubles. Kidney Dia-
eases and Bowel Disorders. Tney’re
easy, but sure, and perfectly build
up the health. 25c. at Chas. 1. Clough.
A Traveling Salesman.
A Wild Blisaard Raging
Do You Get Mad When You
Are Forced to Pay a Bill
The Second Time ?
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H. F. Beers, 617-7th Ave., Peoria.
111., writes: "I have been troubled
for some time with kidney trouble,
so severely at times I could scarcely
carry my grip«. After u«ing one
bottle of Foley’s Kidney Pills I have
tieenentirely relieved, andcheerfully
recommend them to all." Foley’s
Kidney Pills are healing and an­
tiseptic and will restore health and
strength. -C. I. Clough, Tillamook.
MASONIC
LODGE.
No. 57, meets on third Salur-
day
of
each
mot. th
DENVER, COLOR a U o J
Steamer
i b
Sue H. Elmore”
in
(CAPT P. SCIIRADER).
I.OO F. Hall, at 7;30 p.m.
F ranc S kvksanc B, W.M.
E rwin H arrison , Sec.
MOTOR STEAMER OSHKOSH
(CAP. T. LATHAM).
On Rainy Days
A Fish Brand Slicker
will keep you dry
Aad give you full vulas is
comfort sad lsag wear
Tillamook & Portland.
83.00
IOARAIiTtIIW*Tt»F1tOOF
Bold by flrst-clxtt Ketiilers ths country
over. Bead for oar T ho Catalogni
Sail Every Tuesday and Saturday.
Couch St. Wharf, Portland
A. J. TOWER CO. -rfJMVERj
B ost »».
U. *. *.
TOW« CANADIAN 00.. bd.
ToMONTO,
That’s
C anno *
All
THE WORLDS GREATES I SEW I NS MACHIN
LIGHT RUNNING
Came Near Choking to Death.
A little boy, the son of Chris. D.
Peterson, a well know resident of
Jacksonville, Iowa, had a sudden
anil violent attack of croup. Much
thick stringy phlegm came up after
giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Mr. Peterson sa.vs: ”1 think he
would have choked to death had we
not given him this remedy.” For
sale by Lamar’s Drug Store.
Stomach Troubled Cured.
If you have any trouble with vour
stiwnach you should take Chamber
Inin’« Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Mr. J. Klote, of Edine. Mo., save:
"Ihave used a great many different
medicines for ntomach trouble«, but
find Chamberlain's stomach and
liver Tablet* more beneficial than
anv other remedy I ever used.” For
sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
Fever Bore*.
Fever sores anil old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthv condition
Thia e.n he done bv applying Cham
berlain . Salve Thia salve has no
superior for this purpose. It is also
most excellent for chapped hands,
sore nipples, burn* and diaeaaes <4
the akin. For sale by Lamar's Drug
Store.
Pills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor­
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre­
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Cha*. I. Clough.
s. VIERECK.
J. R. HARTER. Tillamook Ba
Real Estate and
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN
Financial Agent.
Insurance. SPECIALTY IN ALL KINO <*
OFFICE
TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
ALL KINO BF BBiAK