Tillamook headlight., April 28, 1910, Image 6

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 28. 1P10
Organs for Sale.
I have five organs for sale, one
new, which have been left in my
possession for sale. These organs
will be sold cheap.
Mrs. P. B. C. Lucas.
The First Principle
Of the Salaried Man
Should Be—TO SAVE
Used the world over
No other article of human food
has ever received such em­
phatic commendation for
purity, usefulness and whole­
someness from the most
eminent authorities.
Horses For Sale.
One three year old mare, weight
1,400 lbs. Also threedriving horses
weight from 800 to 10)0 lbs. A. O.
Poland, Beaver Ore,
It is possible that luck may play an import­
ant part in the quick making of fortunes,
but it has nothing to do with fortunes ac­
cumulated from the savings of labor.
A Snap !
135 acre ranch, part tide land and
part bench land. House and small
barn. No stock. For sale cheap.
Address A. E. Bill.Cloverdale, Ore.
A bank account, however, will be of as­
sistance and the young man or woman who
will take this method of saving from his or
her salary will eventually reach the desired
goal.
Notice.
H. Sours has withdrawn from the i
firm of Sours & Buchanan, and the
latter will pay and collect all bills
which are due.
This batik welcomes the accounts of those
people who tire working on salary and have
a desire to save part of it.
Card of Thanks.
» B akino powder
1
Royal has always received the highest award when
exhibited or tested In competition
We wish to extend our most
cere thanks to our neighbors
; friends and to the members of
ank
j Fairview Grange, No. 273, who so
COUNT Yj.
T ILL. A M O O K CITY. Off É . . SUPERVISION |j
Tillamook City vs. J. C. Hold)
kindly assisted us in our late
Club Elects Officers.
Circuit Court Adjourns.
I
as the county clerk.
Judgnu
. bereavement caused by the illness
The April term of the Circuit for co8t8'
Monday evening was the date on
and death of my beloved husband
wliiclithe newly formed Tillamook Court, which was in session since
e?1’ ke2y*s & Staver Co?
and our father.
„
,
,
h. E. Tyler. To cancel deed. I
Commercial Club was to hold its Monday
week, adjourned today, the fauU e£tered.
Dec\ee a<j
,
Heckelieger,
Mr.
Carlson,
John
Mrs.
M.
E.
Holden
and
fainily.
Tillamook Jottings
first annual meeting, when a large remaining cases being disposed of fOr ,n complaint,
Fox, Lena Wehinger, Johanne Wai-
and representative gathering of as follows :
P. R. & N. Co. vs. HarrietVau[[lu^^B
House To Rent.
District Convention of the Re­ ser, Joseph Baumgartner, T. Rishi,
business men and others met in
Condemnation. Permission
W.
G.
Dwight
vs.
William
J.
West
F.
Knolle,
Mrs.
S.
Ford,
Jacob
Rog.
bekah Lodge will be held in Tilla­
A house to rent, suitable for two the court house.
The meeting was and Alex. McNair. To quit title. to amend complaint by interlinet^HH
mook, May 4th, in the I. O. O. F. uiski, F. F. Hull, P. Wells, Mrs. families, furnished or unfurnished. callefl to order by President Web­ Motion to make complaint more tion. Judgment on stipulation/]
I.undbone
and
child,
H.
V.
Strong,
Hall, Members are requested to
Eleven rooms.
Call on W. H. ster Holmes, who announced that specific overruled and defendant
W. H. Wilson vs. D. A. Bailer®
given until Friday in which to For deed. Taken under advisemtifl
attend, Morning and evening ses- Miss Willie, Miss Cooper, Mrs. Geo. Hoover, Larsen's shop.
$1,000
had
been
obtained
from
the
answer. Case tried and taken under
Stella Perry, T. Suenicurra and three
sion. -Marie Lindsey, N. G.
P. R. & N. Co. vs. Mary Loa, di
emergency fund to cut out the shoal advisement.
others.
Notice to Creditors.
Condemnation. Continued.
et
Perry, Secty.
places in the channel, and this was
Efflena Vanderpool vs. C. E. Van­
Samuel C. Tomlinson vs. Chas. pH
N otice
1» U hkkiiv G ives .—That the
As a result of the letter sent to
derpool,
Divorce.
Defendant
de
­
Thirty five dollars for a sixty five undersigned
brought
about
by
the
efforts
of
the
ha» been by the county court
Nelson et al.
Foreclosure. ft,
Congressman Hawley by the editor dollar sewing machine. That is the of the State of Oregon, for the Coun:y of club and others. The first business faults and decree granted,
missed.
■ r.i
duly appointed administrator of
T.
J.
Bowles
vs.
Mary
J.
Bowles.
anil the action of the Port of Tilla­ way we sell them. We haveOWliite Tillamook,
the estate of THOMAS E. WILLIAMS, was the election of officers. An
H. M. Todd vs. P. R.
N. Cs
Divorce.
Default
entered
and
de
­
mook and the Tillamook Commer­ sewing machines in stock that we deceased. All persons having claims against effort was made to reappoint all of
Damages.
Motion to make mon
said estate are hereby required to present
specific withdrawn. Judgment» I"
cial Club, $1,000 is allowed from the want to dispose of. Don’t want to the same duly verified to the undersigned the officers but this being opposed, cree granted.
Oak Nolan vs. M. H. Larsen. Ac­ tered.
the Law Office ot H. T. Ilotts, in Tilla­
■
emergency fund to tie expended in handle them and need the room. ut
mook City, Oregon, on or before the expira­ the club proceeded in the usual tion for money. Default entered.
Nancy E. Olsen vs. Norman OlseiBR
digging out the shoals in the chan­ They are the latest make. Have tion of six months from the date ot the manner.
President
Webster
W. G. Dwight vs. M. H. Larsen,
first publication of this notice.
Defendant cited to show cause. De^B
nel between the bay and Tillamook rotary shuttles which makes them
Duted this 2Hth day of April. 1910.
Holmes, Secretary Erwin Harrison, et al. Foreclosure. Decree of fore­ fendant ordered to pay $20 ¡eH
JAMBS
WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
City.
closure
on
stipulation
of
parties
in
the easiest running machines on
and Treasurer James Walton, Jr.,
month into court for support of
open court.
Lyle Ross, for whom a warrant the market and as near noiseless as
family; also $25 as expenses for thM
For Constipation.
were all re-elected by unanimous
E.
A.
Ayer
vs.
Seth
F.
Moon.
of arrest was issued some weeks a machine can be made. They
Mr. I- H. Farnham, a prominent consent, It was in the election of Action for money’. Motion for new suit.
B. J. Stephens vs. Tillamook CitjH
ago, returned to the city late Fri­ have a piano finish, six drawers druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, says: members of the Executive Board trial denied
Application to restore cost H h R
day night, and Deputy Sheriff and are Automatic Drop Heads. "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver xvliere a good deal of interest
Oak
Nolan
vs
Frank
Ekroth
et
al.
Tablets are certainly the beet thing
granted.
Achini placed him under arrest. Would be a useful ornament to any < i the market forconstipation.” Give was shown. Some members were To quiet title. Continued.
He is charged with violating the home. By a special arrangement these tablets a trial.
You are Cer­ in favor of the old board and
Charles M. Lanning vs. Dwight Synopsis of the annual statemmg
local option law, mid will (lave a we are able to sell these for thirty- tain to find them agreeable and voted that way, but that did Skinner. For deed. Continued.
of the Pacific Home Mutual Fh ;
pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents.
C. G. Van Patten vs. Thomas J.
hearing on Saturday.
Insurance Co., of Forest Grona
five dollars cash or $37.50 if you Samples
not
prevail
as
the
voting
plainly
free. For sale by Lamar's
Harris. Injunction. Continued.
Oregon. Submitted to the Inns]
The Percheron stallion Vill.e will wish to pay on installments. King Drug Store.
indicated. Chas. I. Clough and
ance Commissioner of Oregoil
Francis
G.
Bailey
vs,
Charles
A.
»
&
Smith
Co.
Concrete
Bldg.
muke the season of 1910 in Tillamook
Fred C. Baker having polled nearly Bailey.
for December 31st, 1909.
Divorce.
Default of de­
Plenty of Trouble.
County. Ville is the Largest and
is caused by stagnation of the liver all the votes cast were elected for fendent and divorce granted.
INCOME.
Eugene Atkinson, of Sandlake, and bowels. To get rid of it and
best proportioned stallion in the
John Conklin vs. Mary Conklin Amount of cash received
two years on the board, and those
was
in
town
Monday
of
last
week,
headache
and
billiottsfteAs
and
the
with applications for in­
county, ami took two prizes at Wash­
Divorce granted with
for one year were E. T. Haltom, Divorce.
surance during the year
ington County Fairs. While in Tilla­ and took out two Ayershire calves poison that brings jaundice, take Frank Severance and James Walton, custody of the children to go to
Dr.
King
’
s
New
Life
Pills,
the
re
­
of 1909 ................................... $10,OOM|
mook City will be at Easter's barn. that were brought in on the Golden liable purifiers that do the work Jr. The board remaining the same, the mother.
of cash received
J. W. Sweeney vs. Solon Scliiff- Amount
Gate. They were purchase.1 from without grinding or griping. 25c.
L. E. Sanders, owner.
*
from all other sources .. 1,588.1|
with
the
exception
that
Messrs.
Hal
­
tnann.
Injunction.
Dismissed
with
­
the Willowmore Farm, at Redmond, at Chas. I. Clough’s drug store.
For sale, registered Holstein cow,
tom and Severance taking the place out cost.
Wash. About four years ago At­
Total income.................. $11,AM,S’
two years old, been in milk 7
Maud Joseph vs. David Joseph'
of Messrs. Rollie W. Watson and M.
Watch
For
the
Comet.
kinsons Imuglit an Ayershire bull
EXPENDITURES.
Divorce.
Continued.
mouths, giving now 28 Ilia, u day
The Vice-Presidents
The Red Dragor. of the sky. F. Leach.
and are so well pleased with the
A. J. Burdick vs. Alfred Gubser, Amount paid for losses $7,244.«!
will freshen in Sept. Price $140.00.
Watch thechildren forspring cough elected were E. T. Haltom, Tilla­
during the year................
results that it is their intention to and colds. Careful mothers keep
Injunction. Dismissed.
Also two young registered heifers
Amount paid officers and
build up an entire herd of these Foley’s Honey and Tar in the house. mook; Chas Ray, Cloverdale; Frank
George
Tone
vs.
Tillamook
City.
out of u cow that gave 78 lbs. of
office help ........................... 1,161.IS
Demurrer to com­ Amount of all other expen­
hardy, great milk producing cuttle, It is the best and safest prevention A. Rowe, Nehalem; Russell Haw­ Injunction.
milk a day. These fire extra fine
and
cure
Tor
croup
where
the
need
kins,
Portland;
T.
B.
Potter,
Bay
­
plaint
overruled
and
plaintiff
given
about which so little is known in
ditures .............. ..................... 2,414»!
heifers in every way. Price $225.00.
is urgent and immediate relief a
until June 1st in which to reply.
this county. The two calves re­ vital necessity. Contains no opiates ocean Park; and George Willett,
Total expenditures.... $10,822«!
E. G. Goff, Forest Grove, Ore.
J. W. Sweeney vs. Jos Effenberger
cently bought are the first pair or harmful drugs. Refuse sub­ Tillamook. During the evening Writ of review. Cited to appear
ASSETS.
Another business change took ever brought into the county for stitutes. For sale by C. I. Clough. Judge Galloway made a few remarks within ten days to show cause why
Cash on hand and in banks $358.«|
advising that they all pull together writ has not been returned.
place this week, whereby Alvu breeding purposes. They are al­
Premiums in course of
Finley bought H. C. Neal’s interest most all white and attracted con­ The Sound Sleep of Good Health. and pointed out the need of a
collection
and
trans­
Hiram
Eadus vs. Tillamook
The restorative power of sound commercial club and what good County Bank and Glenn H. Johnson.
mission .................................. 9,8813
in the grocery business. Mr. Fin. siderable attention, as they were
lej- has been clerking in Mason, taken from town, und no doubt will sleep cannot be over estimated and they were doing for the valley Action for money. Jury trial and Amount of all other assets 7,288.44
any ailment that prevents it is a
verdict for plaintiff
for $75.00.
Penninntou & Co's store, and be­ be a welcome addition to the menance to health. J. L. Souther*, towns.
Motion for new trial granted.
Total assets.................. $17,5».«
ing well and favorably known in already well graded herd.
Eau Claire, Wis., says: “Fora long
Andy
Nolan
vs.
L.
A.
Le
Miller,
LIABILITIES.
OPERA
HOUSE
time I have been unable to sleep
the county us a reliable business
Agnes Fitzpatrick and Chester Gross amount of loss re­
soundly nights because of pains
man, there is no doubt but that
ported and unpaid .......... $2.1»«'
W. J. Carver bought a thorough, across my track and soreness of my Friday and Saturday, April 29-30. Stewart. Action tor money. Motion
to strike out and demur overruled. Amount of unearned pre­
he will work up a good business breed two year old Holstein bull kidneys. My appetite was very poor
The Greatest Play Of The Age,
miums on outstanding
Jury trial and instructed verdict as
with his partner, H. A. Kinnsmun. from B. S. Fryer, of Sumner, Wash., and my condition much run down.
“The Rose Of Virginia.”
risks ....................................... 5.314»
to defendants, L. A. LeMiller and
I
have
been
taking
Foley
’
s
Kidney
W. R. RutlierfonLjof Tillamook, paying $250 for the animal, and as Pills and now sleep as sound as a
This is positively the best play Agnes L. Fitzpatrick, but unable Amount of all other lia­
bilities..................................... 2.941»
has been selected by the school there is a disposition amongst the rock. I eat ^nd enjoy my meals, ever presented in the city by local to agree as to Chester Stewart
George N. llodgdon vs. H. F. Good­
board as city superintendent of the dairymen to obtain the best breeds and my general condition is greatly talent.
New scenery has been speed. as Judge of Tillamook Coun­
Total liabilities.............. $10,418.»
McMinnville schools next year. At of Holstein*. Jersey, Guernseys, etc., improved. I can honestly recom­ painted for this play, and every­ ty. Writ of review.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THl
Motion
to
mend
Foley
’
s
Kidney
Pills
as
1
know
the present time Prof. Rutherford it looks as if the dairymen will s<x>n they have cured me.”—C. I. Clough. thing prepared to make this play quash dismissed and writ sus­
YEAR.
Amount of property at risk
j
is principal of the Tillamook high have some choice stock to dispose
a success long to be remembered. tained.
December 31st, 1908.........$473,524»
Death Was On His Heeia.
s.'hiHil. He is recognized through­ of. Oakhurst Milk and Butter King,
J.
B.
Caples
vs.
O.
C.
Carson.
Tickets are now selling at Lamar's
of risks added
Damages.
This was a jury case Amount
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va.,
out the state as one of the leading which is the name of the bull bought
during the year.............. 871,888.»
dntg store.
Procure ^your seats and caused a good deal of local
had
a
close
call
in
the
spring
of
by
Mr.
Carver,
was
aired
by
the
and progressive educators ih the
interest. The cause of the suit was I Amount of risks cancelled,
lWXi. He says: “An attack of j>en- early.
or terminated
state. The school board was for­ Great Milk and Butter King, which eumonia left me so weak and with
that Carson had given Caples a | ! withdrawn
Admission,
reserved
seats,
50c.,
during 1909.......................... 492.823«
tunate in securing his services, as sold for $10,0011 In a seven day test such a fearful cough that my general admission, 35c., and child­ good licking in a personal encoun­
ter, and getting the worse of it, Net amount of risk by the
he had fluttering offers from var­ of the mother, Eona Beauty, was friends declared consumption had ren, 25c.
company December 31st,
brought suit for $10,000. The de­
ious other cities.—McMinnville Ex. 20.50 |MMtnds of butter, milk 453.90, me, and death was on my heels.
1«® ....................................... 852.IM«
fendant showed that Caples was the Largest amount of insur­
averoge 3.61, His sire's dam now Then I was persuaded to try Dr.
Notice this ! Screen door aggressor and the jury brought in
i
It helped
The pussengers who came in on hold the word's butter record' of King's New Discovery.
ance
on any one risk.... 8,004»
the Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday 34.32 pounds in seven days with a me immediately, and’ after taking special. All screen doors sold | a verdict for the defendant.
Pacific Home Mutual Fire Is-
two and a half Ixittles I was a well '
Lois MacMahon vs. Robert S. Hull.
Company,
were A. H. Hanlon, F. Dillon, Win. test of 4.17. Mr. Carver’s bull was man again.
I found out that New in city, we will bang them Damages. Demurrer sustained and surance
(Signed) F. A. WATROUS, Set j
Robinson,
F. Caslet, Mrs. Os- bred by A. L. Brock way, of Auburn, Discovery is the best remedy for to your doors free of charge. defendant given time to amend.
(Signed) M. S. A llen , Pres.
coughs and lung disease in all the
trander, N. Melchoir, H. Crenshaw, N. ¥.
Sarah E. Bunn vs. George Van-
See
samples
in
otir
window.
world."
Sold
under
guarantee
at
Victor Bailey and family,
M.
dersee. Damages. Settled by stip­
Notice.
Chas. I. Clough drug store. 50c and
King & Smith. ulation.
$1.001 Trial txittle free.
After May 15th next, all accousS
owing Watt Bros., Bay City, wiHW
Best Treatment For Colds.
put in the hands of their attoraej
"Most ordinary colds will yield to
for collection.
the simplest treatment,” says the
Chicago Tribune, "moderative lax­
atives, hot foot baths, a free pres-
peration and an avoidance of ex­
posure to cold and wet after treat-1
ment." While this treatment is
simple, it requires considerable
trouble, and the one adopting it
Will be here in June, the
must remain in doors for a day or
Vacuum
Carpet Cleaner,
two. or a fresh cold is sure to t>e
contracted and in many instances
cleans carpets, matting
pneumonia follows. Is it not lx-tter
and upholstered furniture
to pin your faith to an old reliable
preparation
like
Chamlierlain's
by compressed and air
Cough Remedy that is famous for
suction.
its cures of colds and always lie
depended upon. For sale by Lamar’s
7c. per running yard.
Drug Store.
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
LOOK
The GRAND LEADER
will occupy King & Smith ’s
former store, and be open
for business with a new
and complete line of Spring
Goods about May 1st
One Conductor Who Was Cared.
Mr. WilfordAdams is his name,and
he writes about it: "Some time ago
' I was confined to my lied with
chronic rheumatism. I used two
Ixittles of Foley's Kidnev Rrmedv
with gvxxl effect, anil the third bottle
put me on my feet and I resumed
work as conductor on the Lexington
Ky.. Street Railway. It gave me
more relief than anv medicine I had
ever used, and it will do all you
claim in cases of rheumatism. ”
Foley’s Kidney Remedy cures Rheu­
matism by eliminating the uric acid
from the blood. —C. 1. Clough
Work Guaranteed.
Leave all
orders
L amars ’ barber shop, i
at
RS. ALICE PHELPS,
GRADUATE NURSE,
MRS.
PAGE’S
TILLAMOOK,
HOUSE,
OR&