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t IMITATION. ith ths Russian r-shal Gourko. ■fco, tbe famous Russian ■terrible autocrat Ou M Impersonator of cele- performing at a tliea- . Oue evening be receiv- >ua message, which read, tai Gourko.” lu Russia Kto Inquire into matters Kot understand, and so an hour in privately I tbe autocratic itusalan. ■Veiling performance was (Ren« e an order of arrest Rko was presented to the ■nd without explanation Sough tbe streets to tile ■ce and into an apart- be terrible man was seat- ill me tbat you lni|>er- ■ted men.” 11« roared. me!" ■ty look at Goiirko. H ip tiled to tbe mirror to It was an anxious time, nbal should take excep- JpreseutatioD be had no- r to lutllct punishment, ator dragged himself to- Brned to tbe marshal a wn face and overbearing Irko burst iuto a roar of tbe daugerous uioiueut S IN JAPAN atirant Cook Catches Alive Fteh ths Patron Selects. fe-a Japanese restaurant, a Krisbes broiled eels and rice it tank of squirming fresh Band biddeu to point out I he ■b preference, says a writer ■Mineator. Tbe cook, who ■»elects the wriggling victim See. strikes its bead smartly bodeu block and. squatting bps tbe creuture's neck, iu- ■tfe in tbe left side of ibe ■nd dexterously runs ltdowu L tbeu. rapidly applying bls It to tbe other side of the repeats tbe process, leaving lit opeu. bopping tbe flattened eel into ■b leugtba. tbe pieces are llo boiling wuter to make tbe er. long bamboo splint» used ra are thrust through them, are then placed on rods over tbarcoal and broiled brown, aged from time to time Into :hat contalna old soy of the I consistency of molasses, reparations concluded. tue eels again are dralued HUd red lacquer boxes with rice ■fore tbe customer. L The Phonograph. led not lie afraid of operating Be too constantly, as there is Inger of wearing It out. uud lor will give better service led frequently tbau wheu al- » stand unused, lu all cases indlng tbe spring too tightly, len It offers strong resistance, r cases It Is specifically stated I needles should not be used an once, and these direction« Not to follow be observed, leans almost certain damage ■ecorda. Tbe machine should well oiled; otherwise Its tmi- II become sluggish. Sewing oil tuny be used for tbnt por tae records should be kept fre<> ■st, as dirt clogs tbe sound roovea and tends to give a sound to tbe reproduction. A -ord cleaner may be made by i small piece of velvet carpet xlen block. Such a cltmner al- oukl be used oo dusty re<-<>rda Bey are placed oo tbe maebiue. Mtn Life. A Dismal World, r are you sad. my dear? T qu to be supremely happy, Here. at Inliertted a fortune, and er- g looks rosy. I can't uuder- rby at such a time ns thin you look so dismal. Wbat la It 7 you btnird bad news from k no; It iaa't that. I'll try to FIt off. I suppose I'm foolish not I thoroughly bappy. I-et us not Ion tbe matter again." It I Insist oo knowing what It Is |o depresses you. if It's anything I esu help I shall"— 'ell. If you must know. I've Just I tbat tbe Rnoblelgha next door ping to move away, so she'll not re to feel jealqpa of me wbeu we i to put oo style after you get money."—Cbicego Record-Hera id. His Rent Flse- » Jan. 18 every year, the annlver- t at tbe battle of Waterloo. the tr of Wellington la bound to present be sovereign a smili flag, which la annual rent In -petit sargenty" by fcb the estate of StrnthneWsaye is I of Ibe crown. Tbe 6ng must be slniature tricolor or eagle of tbe loleonic army, fringed with gold, b a gilded eagle oa tbe bead af tbe f aod tbe number of tbe year em Idered at tbe top corner of tbe flag r tbe eagle. Itk le ad tbat pia I to gatk A Big Baby Farm. THE BABY TURTLE. Wbat has t»eeu i-ailed the .>lfft«"*t baby farm iu tbe world is stiniieil nt Has to Paddle His Own Csnoe Moscow, mid it is claiiiied iunt Ibis From the Moment of Cirth. institution shows mi rniiuim crop *»f Just mo ««Hui as a tMliy turtle emergt-s some I4.IMIO halthst. uol lu s|»enk ut irom Hie egg off lie scuttl««» down to tbat put out by a biaui-li at st imers tbe seu. tie bas uo oue Io teach tiliu. burg. which uumlwrs s.uou. Ibe Mos Uo oue to guide biui 111 Uis curious cow Foundling asylum wax fun im led by UttleJ«ralu there Is implauted a streak Empress Catherine II . mill II Is mailt of caution tamed u | m > ii the fact that tuiued. oddly enough. Iiy a IH\ on uutil u certain (lerlod in bis life bis pla.viug «arils, Nervauls iu III.« red armor la soft mill uo defense against livery «if I he royal family guard ns tniHgry fisli. and be nt ouce sewkM sliel doom. and its avisiiiiiis are larelull.v ter iu rhe tropical profusiou of tlie au<iil««l by lile H iissihii treasury lie- gulf wtnqi. wlm-ti bolds within Its IHirtnieiil. Fhe liuiuliiigs comprising branching fronds un astiiuiKbing abun this institution Miami in a ii.minv dance of marine life. Here tbe .voung square nmiiil a gnitleii with trim niun turtle fet-ds uuiiiiil<*st««l while his ar and II'« m * m . wlii.-h I mu is a |Hni ground mor undergoes I lie hardening proet-sx for the < liililren t oiiuysiers el m. Whatever I he young sea turtle eata sorts »mt six«««. Irom tei «tor iini-sling- and wherever he eats it. facts Hot gen who in in« iiiciiliaiing risiia« are J iim erally a hi ertailied. one thing Is certain struggling mtn Ute. aie leialt«! Iiv erne — it agrees with him lmmeiis«*ly. He till uiim««s amt are ns sure ut gis il al lends n pleasant sort of life, basking In leution mat wh«>le«H>me tiaal .-is an» tlie tropical suu mid cruising leisurely lathy emi iohs I Ab'>m titty uuii.es aie lu the ci ail depths rvi-efv«"| every «lay. mil at'er tour (tm-e he bas attained the weight of weeks the looses lake I Helu Io I lieu tweuty-five laiimds. which usually oc own hollies iu lUe villages.-New folk curs wltbiu tbe first yeur. tbe turtle ts Tribune. free from all danger. After tbat no fish or mammal, however raveuous. how Opulence. ever well armed with teetb. Interferes They numlHTi-d tour, Thev nlwi» with the turtle. tutele exulted pnnqierity. I In- lliiue“ When once be has withdrawn his w hie II I Hey i«rtl«*r««l wi-re MK-ll as t< I bend from its position of outlook Iuto Ell willi envy lire lirvust <»t ills man al the next til lit«« eiigng>-<l in i-iiHifimii,« the folds of his ueck betw«*eu tbe two shells Intending devourera may strug tbe most nusiest dish <t|s«-hisi-d by 1li<- gle iu vain to make an impression bill of fnre. upou him.—Harper's Weekly. Tlie tour were ismverslng- bingnld ——--------------------- plutiH-nilic <•< ui versa I ion Afivi nwiiii«- it turiliHl to tile question ot motley LINCOLN’S LESSON. Evidently tliev wnnted to do since tiling. How inui-li money had they: Th« Way He Learned to Tell When a One ot the tour lisik nut tils js« ket Thing le Proved. book nnd ,-ounied up a roll ot lulls. Abraham Lincoln was ouce asked "Oil. I have a Hundred and forty." In how be acquirtsl bis wonderful logical said carelessly. powers mid bls acuteness lu aual.vsis. The second and tlilrd memlmrs <>t the I.lncolu replied: "It was my terrible party went through ttieir (ns-keis. discouriigenieut which did that for me. "I have two bumlred and firtevn." re .When I was a young man I went Iuto marked one. au otlice to study law. I saw tbat u "And I have three Inindnst." nil Id the lawyer's business is Inrgely to prove other. things. I said to mysell. 'l.lucolu, The fourth waved Ills Ini nd grandly . when Is a lliiug proved?' That was a "Never mind, you fellows." he said. |>oser What i-onstltutes proof? Not "I'll lend you all you want." evidence; that was not tbe point. There Tenderly waiters Imre the num al may be evidence enough, but wherein tbe uext til tile out iuto tile cold air. lie isiusists tile proof? I groaned over the will recover.—l'biladelpuia leedger. question mid finally said to myself, ‘All. I.lncolu. you can't tell.' Tbeu I thought wbat use is It for me to be in A Thrilling Sport. At Waikiki, tbe tioini- of surflMHit- a law office If I can't tell wbeu a thing Ing for pleasure, there is tin ilmp ■r- is proved? "So 1 gave it up and went back ous reel, tint III tlie south i*Hcin<- often tlie reef Is two miles troni sin re home. Soon after I returned to tbe old and Is ex|a>s««l at low tide. The log cabin I fell lu with a copy of Eu waves form almost on tile edge ot clid. I bad uot the sligbtrat notion of the reef mid drop dowu upon Hie what Euclid was. and I tbougbt I bard coral imria-udk-utarly. covering would find oul I therefore began at tlie rm-f for tlie time ladug with alsiiit tbe begluuiug. and before spring I bad two teet of rushing water, tlie eiiliue gone tbrougli tbe old Euclid's geometry tbat must Jump this reef places it- aud could demonstrate every proposi self liefore a wave, every one pnd- tion In tbe book. Then iu the spring, dies for dear life, and It the liuat dues when I laid got through witb it. I said not touch coral. Inti is field siis | m - ih I i «I to myself one day. 'Ah. do you kuow when a thing la proved?* and I an- until a cushion of water rushes on ward to rei-eive it. the jump is sue swered. 'Yes. sir; 1 do. Then you may cessfully negotiated, the reel is go back to the law shop.' and I went.” crossed, and there is but a two mile padllle across the quiet lagoon to tlie Tombs of Abelard and Heloise. saudy la-ai-b. it tlie tsiw ot ttie i-miov Of tbe hundreds of thousands who dues touch the isiral on the down leap make u pilgrimage to Here Lachalse there la a shattering ot the dugout, on All Saints' day few doubt tbe an- and its occupants are sent living hi tbeuticlty of tbe most famous tombs every dlrei-thui. One migli! laugh al One lu particular is uever queatioueil this at Waikiki. where there are no —tbnt of Heloise and Abelard, the sharks, but nut in the south seas.- story of whose unhappy love is so ReiTeutioii. grandly told by Pope. This monu ment ia the work of Alexander Lenoln. Ibe sculptor, and dales towuni the end Tons of Pins. Tbe tomb was Nothing lietlcr h I kiwm tl»> lilgiii-«« of of tbe revolution. little tilings Ilian the mmiiifnctiin- ut built by lamoiti with fragments of a plus. In Englmid there are made each cha|H*l of tbe convent of the Paraclete w«*ek lietweeii fifti-eii ami slx|e«*li I i U im at Nogent-sur-.Marne. of which Heloise I «‘noIn managed to of ibe Kinall n<«««<HHries. ilie material« was I tie abtiesH bi’hig iron. Kte«-I ami I ii - iihi L The year bring some glass from the windows ly production would amount to ala«iit of tbe old chapel, and two medallions whieti adorn tbe tomb the sculptor 1110 I ouh . The numtM*r of |»iua Im I ml ed iu tills gr«*rn weight »oilhl make pun-based from a religious bouse lu This is all that is genuine any ordinary figures win iiisigulficmit Paris. — wiiulil. Ill fail, defy reuliaal k«u or about tbe lomb.—Londou Globe. com|>rvlieiisloti'. Germany also mnki-H That Headache! gr««it qiianiilies of plus. Iler | in »Inc- "This Is sorb a beautiful treat.” aald lion totaling alxiut 144 tons n year. Tbe L'uiti«! States mnk«*a great qumi- tbe liuiHH'Uuioua man at tbe matinee tities of plus ami imports many from where they weot on her l>aaa. "that 1 EnglniKl. MoHt of ttM* latter isHiiiiry'a want to lake you tu dinner afterward output Is mamifai-tiiri-il lu Birming if my beadaebe gets better.” "1» your headache getting better?” ham by two firms, one .of wtiicb lias been lu existem-e nearly a is-tuury mid ■Oe asked him after the aecuud acL "It’s terrible.” said be. “I can bard tbe other «ver a i-eiitury.-l'Uiladel|iliia ly are.” North Ameilcan After tbe third act she again ap- («roach»«! tbe subject. "How does your He Didn't Complain. Young Wife— Ibis lalk «Itont mrn beadacbe seem tu be getting?” she being no Inipallrtit when a wouihii I s queried solicitously. "Worse aud worse." be frowned. getting ready tu go any when* Is nil When tbe performance was over be uouseuse. Frieod-Doesn't .pour I hi -I hiik I com held bls bead witb bulb bands. "My bead aches so.” be moaned. "I'm afraid plain at all? Young Wife—No. Indeed Why. last I'll die of It" "I knew It.” said sbe as they walked evening I eouldu't find luy gbi(«m and bad a long buut for half a down oilier on borne.—New Turk I'reas. tblnga. aud yet when I waa finally Enlightened. dreaned aud went dowtnualrs to my "Before I married.” »aid Mr Ren- busi land there be was rvudliig and atnoklng a« calmly an If I wasn't I m If peck. "I didn't knew wbat It meant to support a wife.” an bour late. "I presume you know now." Friend- Well. I declare! W here were "Yea. Indeed I Msikid up the wont you goinff ? ■support' In tbe dictionary and dlacov Young Wife—To prayer meeting. ered tbat ooe of Its meanings la *en- flore.' Birmingham Age Hers Id. Msthod. Method goes far to fervent Iron Me in Spoiling a Poet. bnaioewa. for It niaken Ihr tank may. “He baa beeo «polled aa a poet" binders mofsshni. nsven almiwIaiHr of "How so?" time sod IttntruclH ilsme that bare "A Judge recently gave him thirty btieioesa depending what to do and I days In default of a ten dollar Eno.” what to hope. "How dore that spoil him as a poet?” "Oh. It gave him an exaggerated Idea of tbe value of bls time.”-Pltte- Irarg root Synopsis of the annuul statement Synopsis of the Annual Statement Summons. of the FARMERS' FIRE RE of tne HOP GROWERS' FIRE Court of the State of Oregon LIEF ASSOCIATION, of Butte RELIEF ASSOCIATION,» mutual In the Circuit tor l'illutnook County. ville, Oregon, a mutual fire in fire insurance association of rrpartment No. j surance assiK-iation, of Butte Butteville, in the State of Oregon, TJ Bowles. Plaintiff. Ì ville. in the State of Oregon, on on the 31st dav of December. 1909, vs the 31st day of December, 1909. made to the Insurance Commis Mary J. Bowles, Ì 1 feiend ant ) , made to the Insurance Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, per- To Mary J. Howie«, the above named de- sioner of the State of Oregon pur suant to law: lendaut. suant to law. ASSETS ; In the name of the State of Oregon. You Value of realtestatç realtestat^ ............ $ 769.25 are hereby required to appear and answer ASSETS. tue complaint Sled ngainst you in the above Cash on handand in banks 11.162.80 euutled Value of Buildings and Court and suit, on or before tlielast Uuy ul the time prescribed in the order lor $600.(1) Real Estate.................. the publication ot Summon« made herein, Total assets ................. 11,932.05 Cash on hand ................ 133.71 Willen said order waa made and is dated ou LIABILITIES.............. None. the Premiums in course of 1st day of February, 1H10, and II you isil to so answer, lor want thereof, the INCOME. collection ..................... 412.85 plaintilt will apply to this court fur the Amounts of all other as Amount of cash received relict prayed for iu the complmut on hie here- 169.25 sets ......................................... iu, lo-wn : That the bonds ot matrimony with applications for uow existing between said plaintitt' auu tlie insurance during the LIABILITIES. deleudaui be forever dissoheti ; that the year .......................................... 5,862.15 said plaiutitt have the care and custody ol hm ), ai Money Borrowed .................. llic minor children niuned in said com Amount of cash received plaint. to-wlt : I lieoilore Howies. Bimer INCOME. from all other sources.. Bowies mal uvelyn Bowles. Amount of cash received I uisouuimoiis is served upon you by order with applications for in Total income .................. $6, ««.26 ot tlie tlouorable H. F Goislspeed, Judge of the cuuiuy lourl of lillaiuook County, surance during the year $?,938.C8 EXPENDITURES. Oregon, dated tnis 1st day of February Amounts of cash receivedt lull», and tlie dale of the hrst publication Amount paid for losses from assessments levied 6,133.83 bciug the 3rd day of February, will, during the year................. $1,877.15 hereol and the date ol the last publication and the Amount of cash received Amount paid officers and last dale upon which you ure required to 560.06 all other sources............. answer, on or before, is and will expire on directors and office help the 1 ;th day of March, luiu. Amount paid to agents . HULailso hi HANDLBY, Total income................. $11,461.97 Amount of all other ex Attorneys tor Plaintiff. EXPENDITURES, 469 29 penditures ........................... Summons. Amount paid for losses Total expenditures ... $¡1,705.36 tn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon during year (including THE BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR ------- for Tillamook County. $'.!, (MX) loss occuring in Francis G. Hailey. ) YEAR. 1908) ..................................... $5,217.00 ftaintifl, I Ainouut of property at risk Amount paid agents, | December 31st, 19«) $1,411,858.00 Charles A. Hailey, 3,938.28 directors and office help Defendant. J Amount of risks added Amount paid borrowed Charles A Bailey, the above named de during the year........... 1,330,053.00 To fendant 1,761.35 money and interest .... : Amount of risks cancelled Amount all other expen In the name of th* State of Oregon.—You are hereby required to appear anil answer withdrawn or terminated 507.19 ditures ................................. the complaint tiled against vou in the above during the year............ 1,430,178.00 entitled suit on or before the 2Hth dav of January, lhlo, aad if you fail so to Total expenditures... . $11,423.82 Net amount oi it risk Decem- aptwar or unswer, for want thereof, the .... $1,311,733.60 tier 31st, 19«) . . THE FOR BUSINESS IN OREGON plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Largest amount of insur YEAR. court for the relief prayed for in her com- ance carried on any one plaint now on tile hcr-in, to.wit : Amount of property at ® decree of thia court dissolving risk ....................................... a.ooatx) risk December 31st, the bonds of matrimony now existing C. A. B arkinger , Sec. l»etween plaintiff ami defendant, for the care, 1908 .................................... $2,895,052.00 W. F, Y oung , Pres. control and custody of the minor children Amount of risks added named in said co.xiplaint . and that defendant during year.................... 1,111,711.00 Synopaia of the annual statement be required to p^y defendant the sum of month since the month of l>ecember. Amountof risks canceled, of the SECURITY' LIFE IN tier 1903. and the further«: sum of per month withdrawn or terminated SURANCE COMPANY OF for each ot said children, since the said (luring the year............ i $68,425.00 Orcember, 1903, and for the costs and dis AMERICA, of Richmond, in the bursements herein. Net amount of risk on State of Verginia (Executive •«»«?«««» <• published in the Tillamook books of Association Office,Rookery Building, Chicago, Headlight for six consecutive weeks by an December Slat, '09 ....3,320,338.00 of the Hon. Geo. H. Burnett,.Judge of Ill.), on the 31»t day of De order court, which said order waa made tn Largest amount of insur cember, 1909, made to the Raid open court in the cjtv of Tillamook, Tilla ance carried on anyone Insurance Commissioner of the mook County, 8tate:of Oregon, on the 1.5th 2,000.00 risk .................................. : ■ of November. 19<>9 The first publication State of Oregon, pursuant to law; day ot this summons will be made on the Ifith C. A. B arkinoer , Sec. CAPITAL. day of December, 1909, and the last on the M. W. M ahony , Pres. 27th day of|anuary, 1910. Amount of capital paid A. W SKVKRANUH, up......................................... $500,000.09 'I. H. CtOYNK. Synopsis of the annual statement Attorneys for Plaintiff. INCOME. of the SUN INSURANCE COM PANY, of New Orleans, in the Premiums received during Summons. State of Louisiana, on the 31st year........................... 565,649.35 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon day of December, 1909, made to Interest, dividends and for Tillamook County. the Insurance Commissioner of rents received during the Department No. 2 . the State of Oregon, pursuant year ....................................... 64,198.89 Lfltetia Vanderpool, 1 Plaintiff, I Income from other sources to law : vs. \ received during the G. B, Vanderpool. I CAPITAL. Defendant, j year......................................... 33,599.33 Amount of capital paid To C. K. Vanderpool, the above named de fendant : >»P ............ ................. $5oo,ooaoo Total income...................... 663,447.57 IN THK NAMK OF THK 8TATK OF OR ROON, INCOME. DISBURSEMENTS, Premiums received during the yearin cash............ 666,861.82 Paid for losses, endow- mentis annuities and Interest, dividends and surrender values .. . $181,640.56 rents received during the year............................... 48,700.33 Dividends paid to policy holders during the year 2,825.61 Income from other sour Commissions and salaries ces received during the (>aid during the year . . year....................................... 305,049.12 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year .. 16,525.98 Total income . .*..........$1,(120,671.27 Amounts of all other ex DISBURSEMENTS. penditures ....................... 77.944.26 Losses rpaid (luring the year................................... $359,071.1.5 Total expenditures... $479,370.11 Dividends paid during ASSETS. the year on capital stock 50,085.00 Special assets ...................... $192,672.35 Commissions and salaries (mid during the year ... 200,783.15 Market value of Htocks 531,173.33 and bonds owned .......... Taxes, licenses and fees on mortgages and (laid during the year .. . 19,332.16 Loans collateral, etc.................. 467,416.50 Amount of all other ex Premium notes and policy penditures ......................... 291,776.96 loans................................... 499,135.28 Total expenditures. $921,048.42 Cash in banks and on 96,067.27 hand .... ......................... ASSETS. Net uncollected and de Value of real estate ferred premiums .......... 116.996.93 owned ............................... $40,000.00 Other assets (net).............. 33,715.33 Value of stocks and bonds owned............................... 1.128,241.125 Total aaaeta admitted Loans on mortgages and in Oregon .......... $1,937,176,99 7,000.00 collateial, etc.................... LIABILITIES. Cash in banks and on hand ..................................... 13,039.70 Net reserve ...............:......... RIHO,812.«) 27,578.1») Total («olicy claims.......... Premiums in course of 29,574.03 All other liabilitim........ collection and in trans mission ............................... 63,304.18 Capital Stock, $«»),(»») ; Surplus, $399,212.96 .... 899,212.96 Uncollected reinsurance 1,266.64 on losses paid .................. Total liabilities ... $1,937,176.99 Interest and rents due and Total insurance in force accrued .............................. December 31, 1909 ...20,298,137.08 You are hereby reouired to appear and an swer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and suit, on or before the last day of time prescribed in the order for publication of Summons made herein, which said order waa made and is dated on the 27thday of January, 1910, and if you fail to so answer, for want thereon, the plaintiff will apply to this Court for thr ....... relief rlivf prayed 1 »rayed for in her complaint on file herein, to-wit : thMt the biniti« of matrimony now existing between •aid _ plaintin «nd defendant __ _____ ____ ___ _ be forever dissolved; that the said plaintiff have the care and cus tody of the minor children, named In said complaint, to-wit :: Paul, Marion, Mathilda, Sylvia. Vesta, Verda, and Murlie Vander pool. This Summons Is served upon you by order of the Honorable H. F, Good*|>ee<l, Judge of the County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, dated this 27th day of January, 1910. and the date of the first publication thereof being the 27th day of January, 1910, and the date of the last publication and the last date upon which you are required to answer, on or before, is and will expire on the loth day of March, 1910. HULMES fit HAN!)!.RY. ______________ Attorney_for Plaintiff. NOTICK FoH PUBLICATION l>epartn;-nt of the Interior. U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore., January 10, 1910 None a is K kriry Givaa.-That Wll.LIA M ACHOLLYMKVKR, of Nehalem. Oreaon, who, on Maith 3rd, 1909, made applica tion for timber entry, Serial No, 0793, for Ne ‘1 of Ne I*. Section 2Affl p 2 North, Range lo West, and Lots 1, 2 aod 3, of Section 30. To. 2 North. Rangr 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final timlier proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook. Oregon, on th* 29th day of March, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses : Clarence L Doughney. of Balm. Oregon , Arnold H. Hanson, of N^haltm, Oregon, Herman Bchollmcyer, of Nehalem, Oregon, W. H. Hoskins, of Hobsonvllle. Oregon. C has . H. M kmrick , Register Notice of Final Account. Total asaetH ..............$41,252,851.77 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE, Nones le Heeaav Given.—That th* aa- YEAR. dersiMnrd, adminixtrntor of the relate of I^*ss H|>ecial de|H>mts in AXOM (> FAMMHK. deceased, ha« filed any Stateli! any there be) 22.(U).IK) Total risks written during final account aa auch administrator in the year................................ $107,500.00; hix the County Court of Tillamook Covnty, Gross premiums received State of Oregon, and that aai<1 Court has Total assets admitted in during the year................. 3,076.51 appointed Mondnv, March 7th, 1910, at Oregon ..............................$l,230,f51.77 the hour of lt> o’clock a m , at the office of Total amountof risks out the County Judge, in the Court House, in LIABILITIES. standing in Oregon, De Tillamook County, Oregon, im » the time and Gross claims for losses cember 31, 1M»> ............... 107,500«) place for hearing of objections to such final and the settlement thereof. unpaid ............................. $250,366.«) Security Life Insurance Co., of account bated this January 27th, 1V1O Amount of unearned pre America. J J. McteiMHis, Administrator, miums on all outstand By C. A. GOODALX, Sec. ing risks........................... |477.88(195 Notice of Final Account. Statutory resident general agent Due for commission and and attorney for service: Norie« is Hum Giva«,—That th* an- brokerage ‘......................... — wm . R. J ames . ,lrrsl*n««l administrator of th* Kalat* ot Allother liabilities ............ 87,852.30 HHNkV C. HILL. de«-*as*d, ha, Al*d hl. Portland, fire. Anal arroant aa serh a«lministrator In th* Capital stock, $500.000.(1); County Court of th* Stat* ot or*g*m. for surplus, $136,751.92 .......... 636,751.92 I Tlllam«»ok < oualy. amt that said I ourt has I Total liabilities .... $1,252.851.77 Total insurance in force December 31, 191« . .$B3,«W,530.«) BUSINESS INOREtXtN FON THE YEAR. Total risks written during tbe year.............................. $134,478.«) Groan |«remiunin received during the year.................. 2,467.75 Preniiiims returneddurtng the year................................. 626.07 LtMWen paid during the year ..................................... — Loaaes incurred during the year ............................. — Total amount of rink out standing in < begun, I», 528 ID December 31. 19«» Sun Irinurance Co. of New Orleans, I.ouimana. By F ergus <i. L ee , Vice-Free. Statutory resident general agent and attornev for »erv&c: P. E. GBCOMx Portland. Oregon. Pneumonia fallowa the liar- of Foley'n Honey and Tar which atofM the ertugh. heals the lunge and ex - imln the cold from the system.—C. I. Clough. No Bubetitnte Accept no aubatitute for Foley’s Honey and Tar. It ia the treat and eafent remedy for lOugha. colds i Owe Thing He Hids't D«< m . I' throat and lung tnHibles Contalna Rowell—Too ate getting ebaeotmlod no ___ opiates ______________ _ and uo __________ harmful ___ drugs ed Powoil— Well. I never yet bare | Rememljcv Foley'a Hon y Remember the tbe name, Foley's Marked my teetb aod pot tootb pow- an1 Tar. and accept no e<«boHtut«a. Ear on my •taoaa.-Ne* Tort t'raaa. —<• L Clotigh. appoint*«! MoUdnr March 7th, Itilo, at the I hoar «rito o'clock a.mp at the oMccuflha County Judge In the Court Hous*. In Tilla monk City, CMVaon, ns th* lime for th* ' bearing of objections to said Anal account and th* settlement thereof Dated this February 3rd, ISIO. AKTHUE K HILL, Administrator. FAMILY RECIPES The valued family re cipes tor cough and cold cure, liniments, tonics and other remedies have as careful attention here as the most intricate prescrip tions. Our freali, hi|(h grade drugs will help to make these remedies more effec tive than ever. I 1 I I Right prier* assured. are CLOUGH, I 1 Reliable Druggiat also Appointment of Admigiatrator. I In th* Coenty l ourl of th* stat* of Urvgim for th* l ountr ol rillam<M>h NOTH ■ is Haaeev (live«,- rhatlh* swd*r- slgMvl has b**n appoint*«! admliUstratrls of th* estat* ot Daniel W l)»m«. deceased, by th* «'ounty Coert of th* State of Oregon for fillamook County, aart has «ssliaed as such admlaislratris All psrsoas having claims against ssUI estal* ar* hereby nollAeii to present th* same to me at th* o*ee of llr Keeme. Tlltami*ok Oreg«»«, with proper vnsrtMtlasd duty venae«!, within sis m«,nths from the det* hereoi Det* «»f test pubh« stl«»n, th* Hth «lay of February. lVio Lave* N ach Kanon Ad miniati «tris F sawk S. Osant At tornar J. R. HARTER. Real Estate and Financit.1 Agent. Insurance OFFICE TILLAMOOK HOTEL hMII^BOWWAR FOLmnOWEY«^IAR
