fìLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL \ 1910
SPRING ARRIVALS
Our STORE IS CROWDED to its utmost capacity with NEW GOODS,
justice to yourself by looking over our complete line before purchasing
WE HAVE NO BATE ; we stand on Our Reputation for Square Dealing
We want your patronage if Honest Values and Reliable Merchandise will get it
We have a NEW LINE of CORSETS in
the extremely long and medium lengths. A
very good style for stout figures at $2.75.
Would be pleased to have you call and
see the line.
Price, $1.50.
AMERICAN BEAUTY Styl« 401
Kalamazoo Coraet Ce„ Makar*
Kalamazoo CaraalCa., Makar*
Price $1.50
Price, $1.25.
Ladies’ Waists.
See our line of Ladies’ New
Waists in Silk, Suesine and
Lace Trimmed Lawn. Price,
$1.00 to $5.00.
New Neckwear.
Millinery
Our Line of Millinery is
complete and prizes are the
lowest, the styles the latest.
Collars in the Lace Stock
or Embroidered Linen—New
Belts, Combs, Ribbons, Lace
and Embroidery.
New Arrivals in
Wash Goods
Galatea, Indian
Head,
Gingham, Linens, Suesine,
Bombay Cloth, White Goods,
Piques
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Agency for
American Ladies
Tailoring Co.
We are agents for the Ameru^L Ladies’ Tailoring Co., of Chicago
all the Styles and Cloths, an endless variety of
Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Coats,
Man Tailored to your individual measure
Every style shown is up to tin; moment in
PATZLAF’S
IRCUIT COURT DOCKET
onvenes on Monday with
Fifty-One Cases.
H. A. Mile« va. Arthur McPhillipa.
For deed.
John Conklin vs. Mary Conklin.
Divorce.
J. W. Sweeney vs. Solon Schiff-
mann. Injunction.
Maud Joseph vs. David Joseph.
Divorce.
A. J. Burdick va. Alfred Gubscr,
Injunction.
W. G. Dwight vs. A. W. Atterbury.
To quiet title.
W. G. Dwight va.
Christopher
Christensen. To quiet title.
Elisabeth Hasenbach et al. vs.
Elisabeth Wealenberger et al. Par
tition suit.
George Tone vs. Tillamook City.
Injunction.
J. W. Sweeney vs. Jos Effenberger.
Writ of review.
April term of the Circuit Court
ill convene on Monday, with Judge
f. Galloway on the bench. There
re 51 cases on the docket, out after
le cases which have tieen diamias-
1 have been stricken out there will
t comparatively few cases left on
te docket. There are several rase«
bich will come liefore the grand
iry, one of which ia against Fred
Baker, editor of the Tillamook
eadligbt, who is charged with vio-
ting the Corrupt Practices law, 1
r ‘gag" law, prohibiting news
i pern of their constitutional rights
criticising candidates for office
’ measures to be voted upon, only
Hiram
Eadus
va.
Tillamook
ider certain condition«.
County Bank and GlennH. Johnson
1'. R. A N. Co. va. Irene Calbreath,
Action for money.
yndemnation.
Andy Nolan vs. L A. Le Miller,
Ellen Daugherty vs. Riley Max
Agnes
Fitzpatrick
anil
Chester
ell. Ejectment.
K. G. Staples vs. W. H. West. Ac- Slewart. Action tor money.
>n for money.
George N. Hodgdon va. H. F Good -
Cowing A Cowing vs. C. Thayer, speed, as Judge of Tillamook Conn
ty. Writ of review.
etion for money.
E. R Ayer vs. Seth F. Moon. Ac-' W. G. I »wight va. William J. Weal
an for money.
and Alex. McNair. Toquiet title.
P. R A N. Co. vs. Nehalem Pai-k-
C. E. Singmaster et al va. P J.
g Co. Condemnation.
Sharp ami B. O. Snuffer, A< lion
C. E. Reynold» vs, William Hiatt. for money.
Ciion lor money.
.
Efflena Vander|iool va. C E Van
[Oak Notan vs. Frank Ekruth et al. derpool. Divorce
t> quiet title.
T. J. Howie» vs. Mary J.
Hattie BL Maroif et al va. Presto« Divovre.
larulfetsl Partition.
H D. Ismnr va. J. S. Dellinger.
Charles M Lanning va. Da ight Application for hrreckmure of tax
tinner. For deed.
ben.
C. G. Van Patten vw Thom«,» J.
Oak Nolan va. M H lairsen. Ac
am»
Injumtion
tion for money.
Francis G Bailey »». Lhur.es A.
W. G. Dwight va. M. ft l^raen.
alley. lhv< r< e.
et aL Fi ietlt auie.
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Tillamook City vs. J. C. Holden, The Sound Sleep of Good Health
The restorative power of sound
as the county clerk.
Writ of man
Bleep cannot tie over estimated and
damus.
any ailment that prevent« it ia a
F. R. Beal« vs. Frank Tone. Dam inenance to health. J. L. Souther«,
E mu Claire. Wis., «ay«. "Fora long
ages.
Mitchell, Lewis A Slaver Co. vs. time I have tieen unable to «leep
soundly night« liecause of pain«
E. K. Tyler. To cancel deed.
a< ro«H my back and »urrne«» ol my
PR. A N. Co. va. HarrietVaughn. kidney«. My appetite wa« very poor
and iny condition much run down.
Condemnation.
W
H. Wilson va. I). A. Bailey. I have been taking Foley's Kidney
Pills and now sleep a« sound a« a
For deed.
rock. I eat and enjoy my meals,
P. R. A N. Co. vs. Theresia Elliot. and my general condition la greatly
improved. I can honestly recoin
Condemnation.
mend Foley's Kidney Pill«a« I know
P. R. A N. Co. vs. .Mary latck.
they have cured me."— C. I. Clough.
Condemnation.
Watch For the Comet.
Samuel C. Tomlinson vs. Chas. P.
The Well Dragon of the sky.
Nelson et al. Foreclosure.
V\ atcli thechildren tor spring cough
H. M. Todd va. P. R. A N. Co. anil colds. Careful mother« keep
Damages.
Foley’« Honey and Tar in the house.
J. B. Caples vs. O. C. Carson. It 1« the lieat and safest prevention
and cure for croup where the need
Damages.
1« urgent and immediate relief a
I. M.Smith va. W. H. Easter. Ac- vital neceMity. Contains no opiates
tion for money.
or harmful
drug«. Refuse sub
C. S. Atkinson va. W. II. Easter »tillites. For aale by C. I. Clough
and Frank Easter. Action for money.
Rheumatism
M. R II anen A rail v». Jot in Ilofl- More Ilian nine out of »very ten
man.. Action for money.
case« of rheumatism are simply
Sarah E. Bunn va. George Van rheumatism of the muscles, due to
i cold or damp or chrnnia rheums
der«ee, I »aniagi».
1 tiam. In «uch case« no internal
John Svenson vs. James l>. Jone« i treatment ta required.
The free
et al. Fore< Insure.
application of ( hamla-tlain'a Lini
ft I>. lai mar va. W. C. Hemphill. ment ia all that ia needed, and it ia
certain to give quick relief, give it
Foreclosure of tax lien.
a trial and aee how quick it will re
lot« Mac Mahon va Robert B. Hull. lleye paina and soreness
The medi
Ituinagea. ___ _________
cine« irsually given internally for
I rheumatism are poiaonoua or very
Object to Strong Medicine*.
strong medicines
They are worse
Man) people object to taking the I than useless in cases of chronic or
«Ironic medicine piecribed tiv phy- muscular Rheumatism For sale by
ar iana for rheumatiam. There 1« no lamirs Drug Store.
need of internal treatment lor ch run
Plenty of Trouble.
ic or muw lar rheumatism, an-l more
than nine out ot ten caaea ot the ¡i» caused by stagnation of the liver
ihaenae are owe or tlieotner of _____
three ami banreta. To get rid of il and
fever I headache and bilhouaneaa ami the
varietws
W tarn there ■« no _____
sdaon that tmnga
jaundMe. takr
and tittle |if anyjaweUing, you may poiaon
»»ring« jaundice,
lake
know that it m only necen«.>ry to' Tr. King'« * New
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" Life Pifia, the - re
apply Chamberlain . Liauaent irrr liable purifiers that do the work
ly to get quick retie'. Try it. F« without grindiag or griping. Zb
,at Chas. I. < lough’* drug atorr.
•ale by latuni '• I >1 ug More.
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The first ice m«nafaetnre<i in Tillamook City by the
Tillamook Ice and Cold Storage Co. and M. F. Leach.
President of the Tillamook Meat Co., who paid $81.CO
for the cake when it was auctioned o£F.