Tillamook headlight., July 14, 1910, Image 5

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 14. 1910.
IS.
W* Buy
F«* as *trao£*
K tena w* buy
Ik down ? If we
■> oranges, oys-
MBwcfalefs and
•fM b* told so
i * do»en. or If
lasted ao much
l dozen dozen.
i thia has come
■K Nearly all
f tbeir finger»—
> tell yon they
kate they will
4 if ten they
and If tweuty
mvw » on. Babies
[ their finger»
■opie it seetn»
■Malble way.
k Olumsy way.
Tg try to divide
pi*, you have ten
ty Make nn equal
i *r'' five persous.
■M you can give
i two. three, four
* Mme luconven
dollar and often
I for what should
Iffl vltb two. four
OT toes, like some
Mt that we should
MMF* hut It does
r ttore will ever be
too or decimal sys-
d.'’OBpeclal!y tdnee
0 OOw used nearly
toto oo this system.
PLOT.
■£;. Affection That
Mtong re I.
Ago there strolled
jffbse a dirty, dis-
K Be was of do
l a general mlx-
Vut of tbe klnd-
Ifcook gave him a
d from tbat time
L tbe family could
mine. Tbe amaii
mney to tbe dog
toe. Tbeir father
Ito of seeing Bluie
■Otted to get blm
Etoenred to kidnap
£for there would
inMeat and distress
■reu. According*
| for losing Bluie
jr-Ridlcy Park by
|>at tbe plot was to
|er supper, father,
lar-old boy were
■ttle fellow was
f be were his beet
^Finally be seized
(be shoulders «Dd.
r bis eyes, lisped
I wove me?” and
| with joy io bis
res me and tbe
ter tbat touching
r nor mother bad
i the little fellow
py, and tbe little
ire of a comforta-
khiladelphla Ree-
Notice of Final Account.
, the complaint filled uitainst you in the above
entitled cause, on or beiore Auguvt 3u, 1310,
— oticb » — H
.......
w«ava*»,
— That
»»<«». the
xaa < an
HU
Myou fail so to appear and answer,
N
bbbby G
ivbn ,—
dersigned,
executor
of lux
the Itx.-X
la»«t will!
and - plaintiff
------
*»
——
—
,
—
«1111
HISU
. —--- will
----- apply
.»-«--.• to
-- the
.... court for the
ttorney at aw
It First Cam* Into Use In th* F*ur- testament of JACOB S. RLLIOTT.
ELLIOTT, deceased,
deceased. ' »***1
»*»*« prayed tor
lor in the complaint, to wit.
wit for
has
filed his Z final
account
such in
in the
the
for the appropriation to plaintiff s
tasnth Century.
*■
— Z _____
____ as
j such
tor
j office of the County Clerk of Tillamook M.se of the following
following deseiit»cd
described real
real property
property
Female costume to tbe tenth century
---- < County. Oregou. and'that the « ountv Judkc, #iluate in the County of Tillamook and
The hM «PPointwi Monday. July 11th, lHlO. at S’tate of Oregon
wai classical in its «implicit/. C_
«trip ot isnd
laud KM)
30
hour
of IO
o'clock
a.iu.,
at the office of
of1 A stnyol
UK) feet in width
wiilth being an
wntiwan wnrn Inn«
*i~— * _ _ __ ~ I I 1 t the
me
nour <M
iM 1 ,,<4
o
CIOCK
dill.,
)1»- O.jynrw
er*. »■•
4*. O*u*»»**
-»..
wouien wore long, loose, flowing
skirts the
Coentyjudge.
in • tbe
Court O
House.
in fret on each Ride of and parr«lk-l with the
reaching to the feet and a draped Tdlamook County. Oregon as the time au«i center line of the Pacific Kailway and Navi-
.•
__
*
place
’iinti* »«,
Glace tor
for the hearing»
hearing ot nhi*,
objections
to »i>*h
such gation Company’s railway as the same is
cote, or upper garment. Chaucer, who Sn«i
surveyed, staked out lucutcd ami adopted
••=«1 account and the settlement thereof.
thr >ugn that part of Lot I'hree (»4) action
Dated
this
June
»th,
1910.
died In 1400. when Henry IV. was king,
CHARLES ABK a HAM ELLIOTT, Three (3, Township Two (3) North Range
R. BEALS,
frequently uses the word cote. In th*
Ten (1U) West of the Willamette .Meridian,
Both phones.
Executor of the Last Will and
described us follows.
*1 estainrut of Jacob S.
"Canterbury Tales" he depk'ta the ser- j
Beginning at the meander corner in the
Elliott, deceased.
geant-at-law as wearing a "medley
South bank of the Nihaiem Bar ia thr East
H. T. B otts ,
line of said section Three (3», thence South
cote." which no doubt means a coat Attorney for Executor.
on said Section line 347 3 fret; thence South
of many colors, while the miller he
55 deg. 30* West a distance ol‘ 247.5 tert to
inancial
gent
the
Southeast voruer of the tract of laud
Notice
to
Creditors.
describes as wearing “a whyte cote.” -
herein described; thence South 55 deg. 30'
It was in the fourteenth century that
West, a distnne* ot 1 to 5 fret; thence North
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
None« is H bkbbt G ivbn .—That tee ' 3* deg. SO'West, a distance of 3«6 feet to
the word “gown” first came into use. uniersigned
ha« been by the County Court the South bank of Mehalem Bay. thence
An anonymous author In no mild of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook Easterly up said South bank of’ Nehalem
duly appointed executor of the last Bay. following the meranderings thereofto a
words finds fault with the fashion of County,
will and testament of H. F. HOLDEN. post —
• r for
-“- the k Northwest
’ — •-
- the
-
set
corner of
his days. He writes that “the com­ deceased, and has qualified as such. All j tract of land rtee-fetl he the Wheeler Lumber Office across tbe street and north horn
persons having claims against the estate of I Conqiauy to Cora E. Wheeler: thenee South
mons were besotted In excess of ap­ said deceased are hereby required to pre­ 3+ deg 30' Ue-t. a di»tam-e ol 3*11.8 feet
tbe Post Office.
parel. In wide surcoats reaching to sent the same |to sakl executor duly I to the beginning, sard right of v>av herein
verifieu as required by lav\, within six i desc ilieu conteiuing .32 acres. Said center
their loyns. some in a garment reach­ months from the dute hereof, at the office I line being more particularly described as
Olile* in Sturgeon'« Building.
ing to tbeir heels, close before and of the County Clerk, at the Court House, in follows:
Tillamook City Oregon.
Ik-gtnning at a point of intersection of
strowtlng out on the side, so that on
Dated June 2nd. 1910.
All Work Guaranteed.
said center line with the East line of said
J ohn C hbstbb H oldbn .
the back they make men seem women,
Section Three (3> said point bi-ing 1* feet
ttornky at aw
—
_
Elector.
South
of
the
meander
cot
ner
in
said
Section
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK.
and these they call by a ridiculous
H T. B otts ,
line on the South bank of Nehalem tlav. and
Attorney for Executor.
name—gown.”
being iucutica. with station Ig^Sxss ol
said Company's railway survey numbers;
As early as the twelfth century worn- ,
thence Southw esterly on a|eurvc to the right,
Summons.
en's cotes were made with trains, and '
having a radius of BS75.B.1 feet the course of
the tangeut to said curve being South 87
In the first quarter of tbe thirteenth !
deg.
31 rt ext. a distance of 3s* feet. thence
illamook
regon
century a bishop moralizes early on IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE ST kTF Southwesterly on a curve to the right hav­
OF OREGON FUR TILLAMOOK COUNTY. ing a radius of 1U1O.O8 feet a distance of
their vanity for wearing trained cotes,
54 feet to a point in the East line of the
Pacific Railway and Nav­
tract aliove described said point being
some of which contained seven ells! igation Company,
identical w ith Station 1220x50 of said Rail­
Plaintiff
and a half.”—Westminster Gazette.
way Company's survey numbers and the
vs
initial point of this description: thence con­
Willie G. Du Hois and
tinuing
Southwesterly on a curve to the
John E. Du Bois, her
ttorney at aw
right having a radius of lino.os feet a
husband,
TIBURON ISLAND.
distance
of 1*2 feet to a point in the West
Defend nnts:
line or above described tract said point
To Willie G. Du Bois aud John 2B Du being identical writh Station 1219x08 of said
Its Waters Ar» Literally Swarming Bois,
¿Defendants : In the name of the company’s railw-ay survey numbers.
With Ferocious Shark».
1 Plate of Oregon You are hereby required
For an assessment of the damages of the
illamook
regon
appear and answer the complaint defendants for such appropriation and
Less than three thousand miles from | to
filed against you in the above entitled for judgment lor plaintiff's costs and dis­
the city of New York and about a I cause, on or before August 20, 1910. «nd if bursements.
fail so to appear and answer, plaiutitt
This summon, is published bv order of
third of tbat distance from San Fran­ i ' you
will apply to the court fur the relief prayed the Honorable George H. Burnett. Judge of
cisco there Is situated. In tbe upper for in the complaint, to wit. for judgment the above entitled court, made July 2nd.
appropriation to plan tiff's use of 1910. The time prescribed in thr said' order
reaches of tbe gulf of California, a j tbe following
described real propertv' situate for the publication of tbe said summon» is
small island, worthless even for so in the County of Tillamook and State of six w eeks The date of the first imblkallon
I Oregon:
7 th. 1910,
mean a purpose as tbe raising of goats, ■ A strip of land one hundred feet in width, of the summon» i» July
S now and M c C amant .
bur nevertheless a center of attraction being fitty feet on each side of and parallel
*
Attorneys for Plaintiff
, with the center line of Pacific Railway and
Office Olson Building.
for tbe ethnologists and archaeolo­ . Navigation Company's railway, as survey-
-------------
gists of tbe old and new worlds for | cd, staked out. located and adopted through
andall
Knidence
: Mr». Wei»»' hnuie, »nt ol L and O ffici R vsikbss
, that part of Lot 3. SectionjB, Township 2
Phone A. 100®
many generations.
Mr». Walker'».
bridge
I North Range 10 West. Willamette Maridian.
a nfbculty .
This rocky peak, rising from tbe ; described as follows: Beginning at the
corner on the south bank of
quiet waters of tbe gulf. Is known as i meander
Nehalem Bay, in the section line on the east
Tiburon Island. Tiburon Is a Spanish side of said section 3; thence south on said
, section line 347.3 feet; thence S. 55 deg. 30'
word which, translated Into English, , W a distance of 388 feet, the initial point of
K oom 33* Wok.KITIH BUlI.rHNt',
means "shark.” The waters around tbe I this description; thence S. 55 deg. 30' W. a
distance of 426 4 feet; thence N 34 deg. 30’
ANN _____
OAK _____
hTBBBTN.
T himd ___
_ ----
____ .------ a
------
Islet are literally swarming with these 1 W , a distance of 421.1 feet to the south
illamook
regon
Room Next to the ti l. Land llffC1*.
bank
of
Nehalem
Bay;
thence
easterly
up
tigers of tbe sea. aDd tbe Inhabitant*
oncrete
uilding
j said Nehalem Bay, following the meander­
of tbe Island are said to be no less fe­ ing« thereof to a point N. 34 deg. 30’ W. a
rocious than the sharks. Tiburon is I distance of 366 3 feet from the said initial
Soint; thence ». 34 deg. 3<F E. a distance of
peopled with a handful of Indians, tbe 66.3 feet from the said inital point, the
only aborigines of tbeir kind In tbe j said right of way herein describea contain-
| ing 1.03 acres more or less, said center line
world, known as Serls. Tbey are re­ j beingjmore particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersection ot
puted to be cannibals. to be so tierce
said center line with the cast line of »aid
tbat uone of tbe mainland tribes of | Section 3. said point being 14 feet south of
When you want a quick cure withou
Mexican redskins ever dare Invade the meander corner on the south bank of
Nehalem Bay in said section line; tile ace
their shores and to possess tbe secret southwesterly on a curve to the right, ■ny loss ol time, and one that is follower’
Office over J. A. Todd & Co..
by no bad ,-esulta, use
of manufacture of a peculiarly deadly having a radius of «875. 5 feet the tangent
to said curve at said point being 8. 57 deg. I
Tillamook, Ore.
poison with which they prepare tbeir 31' W. a distance of 384 feet; thence south­
arrows before battle.—Wide World westerly on|a curve to the right, having a
radius of 1910.08 feet, a distance of 196
Magazine.
feet, to the east line of the tract of land
above described, being indentical with
Station 1219xo8 and the initial point qf
Th* Dragon Fly.
this description; thence southwesterly on a
It never fails and la pleasant to takr
The oldest extant poem about a drag­ curve to the right, having a radius of 1910.
08 feet a distance of 183 fret; thence south­ It ia equally valuable for children. It -
on fly is said to have been composed westerly on a spiral to the right, a distance famous for it» cure» over a large part m
1.440 years ago by the Emperor Yuria- of 150 feet .hence B. 74 deg. 20’ W. through the civilized world.
and beyond the above described tract of
ku of Japau. One day. while this em­ land.
For an assessment of the damages of
peror was bunting, say the ancient
defendants for such iwpropriation and
ÛXPORT BEER,
records, a gadfly came and bit hla arm. J ; the
for judgment for planters costs and dis-
Therewith a dragon fly pounced upon 1 bursements.
This summons is published by order of the
KAISER BLUME.
You awake with a mean, nasty
tbe gadfly and devoured It. Then tbe Honorable George H. Burnett, Judge of the
emperor commanded bla ministers to . above entitled court, made July 2nd, 1910. taste in the mouth, which remind*
I Tne time prescribed in
the said order
Unsurpassed, Non-Intoxicating
tnake an ode In praise of the dragon I for the publication of tbe said summons is six you that your atomach is in a bad
fly. Rut as tbey hesitated how to be­ weeks. The date o< the first publication of condition. It should also remind
the summons is July 7th, 1910.
MALT TEA.
gin be himself composed a poem in
S now and M c C amant .
you that there is nothing so good
F
(Attorneys for Plantiff.
praise of tbe Insect, ending with the
* Th*y E.w Did.
power» of sarcasm
baled
Some of bta
is were against mem
y. Wbeu boast» had
Antiquity of a prom-
Kbeir ancestor» came
nueror. bls reply waa
ifieaid tbat tbey did
,
Tillamook, Oregon.
ppittochcr ¿Kbiiokrtt,
R. A. 1). ’PERKINS,
Q.EOKGE WILLETT,
A
-L
-
.
Next to Tillamook Couuty
Bank,
T
-
O
.
JA H. GOYNE,
A
- L .
Office : Opposite Court House,
T
, O
T. BOALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
TILLAMOOK.
&
,
J-^R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office across the street iron* the
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
SARCHET,
f . The Fasliiuuable Tailor.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair-
iug a Specialty.
Store in Heins Photographic •
Gallery.
T row ­
R INSURANCE. FIRE,
Diarrhoea
OWING
& COW INC
LAWYERS.
M. KERRON,
MARINE,
ACCIDENT,
BONDS, Etc
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
T
,
O
,
C
B
.
Both Phones.
Tillamcok,
Oregon
P ortland . OREGON.
RS. ALICIA PHELPS,
R. I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
GRADUATE NURSE,
MRS.
PAGE’S
HOUSE,
TILLAMOOK,
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
ORE
A Morning Reminder.
Even a creeping insect
Walt» upon tbe great Lord.
Thy form it will b*«r.
O Tamato. land of lb* dragon fly!
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUITCDURT Of THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY
Pacific Railway and Navi­
gation Company,
Plaintiff
And In honor of tbe dragon fly tbe
place of tbe Incident waa called Akit-
vs
snno. cr tbe moor of the dragon fly.—
J. L. Vosburg and Jenny
S.
Vosburg
his wife. Maude
“A Japanese Miscellany.’*
C. Van Waters and George
A Stubborn Husband.
A roost luterestlug phenomenon 1*
tbe stubborn husband. He 1» not a
bad man. He la contrary, and be baa
to be managed. He la usually married
to a clever little woman, who la con­
stantly devising schemes to accomplish
tbe things which make tbeir joint
lives a success.
He ba» no suspicion of this. If be
bad be would be so mad be could un­
doubtedly eat her. 80 all through Ilf*
sb* goes on swinging a turnip ahead
of his uoee to make him go tb* *am*
aa though be were a balky mule. 8b*
1* a cheery little body, and »be grow»
plump with every year, and »be doe*
her smiling beblnd tbe door or sb*
cbnckla* In her sleeve when be I* not
by. Tbe stubborn husband la as Inter
•sting as a bug—Loudon Standard.
Th* Artist and th* Critic.
Sidney Cooper, tbe Engl lab artist,
happening one day to visit tbe Royal
academy, wber* tome of bls works
were on exhibition, white a coupl* of
I»d Friend.
critics were examining tb* picture*
Id the cbeek to ask
»trolled up to where tbey wer* stand
[Well, wbat dM you
Ing. At that moment tbe younger of
■1 told bim 1 didn’t
tbe two critic» exclaimed. Any ma­
but I thought
chine could turn out ebaep like that!"
i-tonr on your
Mr. Cooper put bla band tn bla pock­
tob-Fellow.
et. produced bi» card and. banding It
to tbe newapaper man. »aid. with grav­
ity. "If you will kindly asnd tbat ma
will chine to thl» address when completed
I ll send a check for 11.000 to th* In
tee* stitut* for decayed Journatlata."
Tela*,
ilng a><
REAL ESTATE,
F
A
C/ARL HABERLACH,
words:
Play Kan.
[practiced form tbe
■e game of keu la
kretebed hand aig-
llly closed band a
trs alone extended.
|d. scissors Kacb
Minting one. two.
¡1» band at the mo­
an three, and tb*
Symbol Is superior
«. according to tbe
le. wins tbe trial,
[mined on the by-
rea» scissors can-
I can cut paper and
It by scissors It can
■consequently »<■ te­
atime. bnt conquer
trior to paper. but
nd paper is Inferior
|uers stone. There
rletles of tbe gam*.
T BO'ITS
C. HAWK,
*
• A
- -L
Complete set of Abstract Books
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
in office. Taxes paid for non-
BAY CITY, OREGON.
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
THE WORD “GOWN.** 7
B. Van Waters, her hus­
band, George R. Vosburg
and May Vosburg, bis
wife. E Fred Vosburg and
Ida Vosburg. his wife,
Heury A. Vosburg and
Edith Vosburg, his wtfe.
Defendants:
To George R Vosburg. May Vosburg. E
Fred Vosburg. Ida Vosburg Harry A. Vos­
burg and Edith Vosburg, Defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
as.* hereby required to appear and answer
|
for a disordered stomach aa
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
•
Beer,
They build up th* system, a*»!»» nature
to restore natural condition», and are sc
geetie in their action that one hardly real­
ise» a medicine was taken. Chamber!. >n’,
Tablets are sold every wber.. Price 28
Must Be Above Suspicion.
Kidney and bladder ailment* are
eo nerioiiH in their conHequencea,
and if unchecked wi often fatal that
any remedy offered for their cure
must be above suspicion. Foley
Kidney Pills contain no harmful
drugs, and have eticceHHfully stood
a long and thorough test. For Sale
by C. I. Clough.
Special Brew
BOTTLED Bi
THE
Columbia Bottling Co
Astoria, Oregon-
Sod* Water*. Slpthona, Bartlett Mineral
Water
“Neskowin”
THE OLD SALEM
CAMP
We earnestly invite you to make your SUMMER <H TIXG at
NESKOWIN PARK, for we predict that you will never hats
caaae to regret that you chose thia ideal «pot. Of com you will
take your annual v&cationf Then, by all iiieuun, COME TO
NESKOWIN AND ENJOY LIFE
NESKOWIN represents aineh that is Iw'.'Mitifiil to the eye of tie lover of
nature. The anrroondiu^e arc ideal, Uie location the most perfect of any
BEACH RESORT on the whole OREGON COAST. In npktntr the foregoing
aaaertion we know that this may be
but we e Mt etui lu yua our invi­
tation to come, visit and behold a? wo have seen. KE3KOWI'. h** the most
promising future. A beautiful little park *a atone* throw" from the finrat
stretch of beach nay* her*. Trout fialu-ig i® one hand; deep ar a fishing on the
other. Local -d in the heart of a prosperous dairy aud farrouig community
Plenty of fresh miik. cheese, vrgetrblre and sea food right at hand. This in
the place that INVITES YOU COME.
If you waut to riait N KF KO WIN—if you want any information, cut out
the coupon aud mail TODAY—NOW.
IL)L1.IE W. W A TSO 71
Tillamook City, Oregon.
rom» mud nu tnep und liUraturt of
NESKO WIN.
Kamt
KtuU
Ffc<* Cut ttntl