TlilLiAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 8. 1910
To
i
DIFFICULT TO SHOOT.
Bird, That Tost the Skill ot the Bost
Marköre on.
4,
Boy's Remarkable Adventure
With a Pet Bear.
«
•■ *
HIRLED ABOUT LIKE A TOY.
IV. often bear Hie question a» to
which I» the most dlltlcull bird In the
wyrld Io shoot Tile am-wer I» usually
given Iu favor uf the pheamuit de
acyndlng with cloKed wings from a
bigli.-r level of Hlgbt. tlioiigti a few
gin e the preference to the second lair-
rei atiot nt teal scare*) by the discharge
of a first barrel and darting ti|iwunl
■ lid Iu any dlre<-tlou but tbal which Is
exiie<t<«l
A bird which we bave never *<»-n
mentioned and which vet might take a
high place In Hie category Is the «and
grouse. II Is mil to lie rated ns an
Kngll’h bird of s|mrt. tun I» familiar
to shooters In the east, where It Is «hot
a» It comes flghtlng to «»ter holes to
drink Its Hight Is something like that
of a pl-.'eon. with very swift curve«
and undulations, and In Its case again.
ns In that of the Virginian mosqtilio
hawk. It Is said that those who have
scqiilred the kmiek run kill II with s
comparative certainty which I» ttie de­
spair of the novl<-e
After all perha|is onr pheasant aero-
planing downward must still l»* given
the tile hem litarlo* fur <11 fficnliy. for
we hear of no one who presume« to
snv bn han dlwovHHMl Jin.v InfHlIIhle
knack by which this most perplexing
mid ret apparentlv simple shot can
tie brought off with any greut assur­ i
i
ance.—Country Life.
A WITTY PASHA.
X« Told th« Missionary a Stary ta
tha Occasion.
Fit
OtHclal itrllwry is eomuiou In I be
euMt. and It Is a lender aubji-et there,
as a humorous story told by the late
Her. II H. Jessup. I). D.. in hia Is-ole.
“Fifty-three Years Iu Syria." Iieara
THE STRONG
WOMAN
B, M. QUAD
Copyright. lVIO tiy Associateti Lit­
erary I’re»».
witness.
I Hiring Hie first year of her exist
Oue day In 1NT: i Dr. Van Dyck, mau-
ager of the preña iu eouneitiou Wiill etii e the female who value tu I»- ktimvn
Ftar the Unlqge Performance Wo,
the work of propaganda of the Syrian aa "the »inuig woman" waa valied
Over Seventy ala Stitches In the
Protestant college at Beirut, was sept Hetty Duvia. That wua her isirrvct
Lad*, Scalp and Roll, of Surg.cal
for by Kamil I’aslia. tbe governor to name. George Duvia wax a farmer,
Plaster on Hia Shin, Saved Hia Lite.
cotne to the serai, as be was about to and laitlt he mid ma ,-lfe were undet
shut up the press for ii viidatlou of lhe
sized isaiple. l b- IllfllUi was a weak
Ben was a pet black bear four year»
pres» laws. Dr. Van Dyck priseede.i
d and as good naliired and friendly
to the serai and asked lhe pasha what ling, and ilie di» tors Iraukiy «aid that
Hie first symptom» ot uu-asles Mould
> If bls ancestors had never had liad
be meant.
pntmlotis. There la only one ocea
The pasha, holding tip a little tract, la- the end of Iter.
At the age ot i iglitwn months llclli
said. "Was thia printed at your press '"
uu mi record, says bls owner. Mr.
lisik
a Sturt ill lite mid was «o-m
“
Yea."
’illlatu II Wright. Iu his biography
She took
‘Then It must be confiscated, as It known 'as "the big kid
‘ Beu In "Black Bear.” when even to
coutalus an attack on the Turkish gov- ■ hi tut and slutpl) played with iui>iu|ia
■peuram-ew did Beil uilsliehave blin
measles and whooping cough
lid
eruuietit."
•If
“Wherein.“ asked Dr. Van Dyck, weight al two years was that ot tn
The clrcnmsrnnces being examined,
liv* rage girl ot ti ll
She grew from
■'does It attack the government
vwever. tbe nulliial cume off with hl,
The pnslia |»ilnted out several pas­ "Hie tlig kill" IO "tile big girl " Al
xid name virtually uiitoui hed
Beu
sages which i-rllii ised the bribery and Hie age ot slxteeu they were calling
ml been left ID bis shed as usual
corruption everywhere prevalent. |s-r- her "the slrong woman.” and thill
a ter In the day u crowd was seen
jury and lying among witnesses and title stu< k Io tier.
bout the door
I hurried home to
The Davis farm wits worth marry
public oflli lais and the fact that "truth
nd most of tbe women of the neigh
had fallen In tbe streets and equity Ing. and there was money tu lite bank
urhiMSt wringing their bauds and cull
besides. There were young mi'll and
could not outer."
■g down all IciudM of trouble ou my
“Are not ttii-se statements trne?" bncbelors and widowers who were will
end.
said Dr. Van Dyck, “Your excellency Ing lo marry It. They came courting
At flrst I could moke neither head
ought to put a copy Into the hands of mid were laughed ill. bill nt length
or (all of the clamor, hut finally gath
every government official In your pa­ tbe strong woman announced Hail on
red that that bloodthirsty, savage
a certain day. If Hie »wains would h II
shalic. la it md so?"
nd unspeakable bear uf mine hnd
“Have yon never h«ard the story of gather nt her farm, site would »elect
LORDLY FORMALITIES.
lik'd a boy. und uihio asking to see the
The
the Cadi el Ah War?" asked tbe pasha. a Inisitnnd from among them
Ictlin I was tol<1 that the remains
"Aud what is that?" queried tbe doc­ gathering numbered thirty. A» t I icy
nd heeD taken to a neighbor's house Preparing a New Peer For His Seat In
tor.
sat around casHng sheep'a eyes al tier
Hou,a ot Lords.
nd a doctor summoned.
"Well." began the pasha, “once there »be rose and said:
Numerous formalities have to lie
This was pretty serious new»: but
"Genllt un-n. I want a man who ■ mn
uowlng that whatever had hnp|a*ned gone through before tiny new I ieer la was a famous one eyed cadi (jndget.
The uniu wlni wins tile
ten had uot taken the offensive with entitled to take bls seat iu the House Oue day a man came to court and ad­ control me
dressed him as follows:
must best me In a fair rough and Him
>ut ample muse. I unchained him and of lords.
“ ‘Good morning. O one eyed cadi! tile tight. There are no other condi
One of the moat Inifwirtant mutters
tut bint In the cellar of my house, well
>ut of harm a way. before Imiklug fur la the preparation of the patent, a long Mar your day la- blessed. <> one eyed Hon».“
There were only five men out of the
her Into the matter
Then I went strip of parvlinienL to the end of cnill! 1 have heard of the noble char­
iver to the temisirary morgue and wlih h 1» affixed the wax seal, the color acter and .lustice of the one eyed cadi, thirty who wanted nnttrlniony that
'ound tbe i-orfwe It was oue of lhe of nhlcb varies, according to the rank and I would ask the distinguished and way. Out of the five there was a wid
revered one eyed cadi to do me jus­ ower forty years old who could mow
Urllu boys—sitting up on the kitchen of the new memtier. Another item la
liny and line more corn than any other
toor. holdlug a sort of Impromptu re the robe, made of scarlet cloth with tice. and’ —
“ 'Stop!' Interrupted the cadi. ‘Sttp- for ten mite» round. He stepped out
■eption und. with the exception nf three doubling» of ermine, the numtier
po»lng I am oue eyed, do I want to be oil the grass and iteeled his coat and
Beu. the least excited of auy oue con of bar» varying according to rank.
Thus a dnke has four bars In front everliistlngly reminded of It? Get out vi-st and spat on his hands. Aci-ordlng
.-ertted
of m.v sight!'
to authentic reports, he was a licked
I could not help admiring the young and the same number behind, a mar-
"And so." concluded the pasha, “we man In five minutes. Not only Hint,
<ter's pluck, for he was an awful sight qllis one less, and so on
Then there are preparations In re­ know that these reflis-tiotia on our lint tie carriid a stiff neck for the rest
Front bls feet to Ills km-es his legs
country and our courts are true, but of his life. The strong woman had
were lacera led. and hla clothing was gard to making or changing coats of
we don't want to be publicly reminded almost twisted his bead off. ami none
arms,
in
connection
with
which
fees
to
torn to shreds, anil the top ot id» bend
of It!”
the
extent
of
aliout
fit)
guineas
are
paid
of Hie others came forward as No. 2
— redder by fat than ever nature hnd
by the recipient of a summons to the
The farm was run hy hired men.
Intended - wa» covered w ith bliasl. As
house of lords
Now ami then for the first two years
ANCESTRY.
si sin as I laid eVea on him I giles sell
Altogether the financial disburse
they got Impudent at times or dill not
what had hap|ietied
menta amount tn the case of a new
Whom It
keep up to their work. They wire
It develo|n*d that the two Prlln hoys earl to between DUSt and f7«W>. some Some Famous Psrsonags, to
Meant Nothing.
kiiiK-ked unconscious, thrown over the
hnd broken open the ilisir of the idled
of which find« Its way to the chancel­
The making famous of tbe expres- feme into the road or sent away with
I
and gone tn to wrestle wlili the lienr
lor of the exchequer nttd some to the slon “I otu my own ancestor" Is usual­ broken boiiea. It was a great highway
Ben was Milling, a» he always wits
crown ns represented by the college ly credited to Andoche Junot. for a for tramps, or had been They came
and a lively match was soon i mi of arms
A considerable portion of time n marshal of Fran-e. Junot had
along In bunchist. They atoiqied and
w herei>|mu. seeing that the l»-ar did
this expenditure Is. of course. Incurred risen from the ninks and becume the demanded foisl. They even threat­
not harm the two already In the r<»nn
In the purcliuse of the coronet. —Lon­ Duke of Abrnntes and an lm|s<rtnnt
ened things. When they got to threats
anollidr ot the laiys joined m ihe scuf don News.
figure at Napulwn's uewly formed tbe strong woman sailed In.
She
He. Then one of them
court.
Oue
day
u
uoldeman
of
the
old
struck and atapiied: she kicked and hit.
tn-nr's brn-k.
A Loft Handed Man.
regime naked him what was bls aucea- she kms'ked their bends together utitll
This was a new one oo non. but he
“1 never realized bow unpopular a
took kindly to the Ideti and wan soon left hmideu man can la* until I joined trj. “Ah. sir.” replied the spirited sol­ their ears raug for days afterwind
galloping round the little rinioi with n Hshlng cluh." said the man wbu can dier, “I know nothing «lent It. I aui Her greutest victory «as over a Innn-h
til» rider Then another hoy cllmls«l not do much with hla right hand •’So­ nt.v own ancestor.” Probably he bud of five, After the news of that got
on. «nd Ben carried the two of them cially I was all right, but when »e be- never heard of the similar remark abroad h II trumps would go six miles
at the aame mud puce. Then the third guII tn Hall the rest of the fellows made by Tlberlua about Cortina Jtu
around to dodge her farm. The strong
toe to lie descended woman pai<l no attention to science.
boy got slmard, aud round they all couldu't get fur enough awa.v from fits. "He seems to
from himself.”
went, mm h to tbe delight ot them me
She Just waded right In any old way
There was another left handed
Napohmn's reply to the emperor of
selves snd I heir Cheering audience III man In the party, and we were shunted
to will, aud If she got her teeth fas­
Austria was In a kindred vein. The
ihe diMirway.
upstream, away beyoud the l»*st Hsb- Austrian wlieu Na|»ileou became bls tened upou a man's ear it was bad for
Bot even Keil's muscles of sieel had lug boles
him.
I a id a good Haberman
prusiiectlvo aun-ln-liiw would fain have
tltelr limit of euduram-e. and utter u Wbeti alone I can mauuge rod and line I
The strong womau didn't pay mm-b
trai ed the Bonaparte lineage to aoute
few circles nf ihe roiitn with Ihe three aa skillfully aa the uext man. but
attention to other women. She knew
petty pt-luce of Trevt-so. “I am my
riders he suddenly «loppeil aud imbed m lien I go tlahlug with a lot of right
they didn't like her aud that they gos
own lludolpb of Hapstiurg." said Na­
over uu hla back
tin nded Hshermen onr linen tangle mid
poleon. Under similar . Ircumslnnce sl|a-d aliout lier. but she continued to
Aud now an amazing thing tiiipiam
wr get Into a regular musa. I have
Na|wileon
»ilenced
a
genealogist. pass it by for years. Then a casual
«1
Uf the three tsiys amldeiili turn tried to learn to manage my pole with
“Friend, mv patent of nobility dales remark rolled her. A certain womau
tiled heller skelter from their sesta one my right hand, but I haven't made
from Montcnotte," bls first great vic­ said (bat she nns ao homely that »lie
bap|s*ued tn fall U|»m the ti i it il r in» I much headway at It; al»o I hare no­
couldn't i-atch a httsbaml. No homely
tory.
Jaws of the bear, and Beu. wlm tor th « d thin right handed iierwaia who
When Iplchratea. the Athenian gen­ woman ever yet admitted that she was
yeurs bad juggled ru|s- bull», coni tried to become uiiilddextruus could
eral. hud It cast up Iu his face liy a homely, nor was there ever un olii
sticks and miniature logs. tiiMiniitli learn to du evrrythliis with their left
had trini
i
descendant of Ilarmodlus that he was nuild ready to admit that she
undertook to give au exhibit km with lia ml tietier itiuu to Hah.”—New York
a shoemaker’» »on he calmly replied. and failisl. The strong Monisti »ein
Thues.
bls new ImplemeuL
“The nobility of tuy family beglus out notice that she bad tilt the trail for
Gathering the laully frigltten«*d t»>y
a husband. No one responded. Hu
with
me; yours ends with you.”
*
The Antiquity of tha Ballot,
luto iMMltlou. lile bear aet him whirl
tbe contrary, men hid out Iu barns and
Alunmt
the
same
words
were
used
Strictly detlmsl. the lai I let Is proper-
lug. HI» clothing from III» »hi»* I o | m
by Alexander Dninan when asked If lie haystacks and trembled In tltelr sin»-».
to hla knee« was »oil rl|q»«l to »linsl» ly a theatrical eitilhlfh.n of the art of
were uot descended from an ajie Two weeks and uu husband.
nisi bla legs torn and bleeilhig. Ills dnuclug Iu Ita bigbeat |n*rfectlou. com- (covert sneer at bla uegro grand moth
Then the strong muiuuii laiught a
plying
generally
with
the
rules
of
the
* Alp was lacerated by lhe alian«elawa
eri. “Very likely my aucentry beglus beur trap, covered the teeth wit I, heavy
drama
ns
to
ita
eviiq»»>IHou
nod
form
I
until the lil<r,l came
til» crie» n»*e
Cloth and aef It at lhe o|a-u lairti dmir.
It wan Iu existence In Italy as far tmek where yours end«."
tu shrieks aud «auk again In tissuis
Three uights passi-d without a victim,
Voltaire
In
hla
"Merope
”
says:
‘
The
Rut Hie hear, utiniuved. kept up the aa A D. I5oo. the court of Turin Io
that day making enfieclal use of It and first to lie* ome king was a successful but at tuklulght on tbe fourth night
ptrrfeet rhythm of hla »trnke»
soldier. Hr who »erve» well hla coun­ along came a hors«* thief, gayly, and
Finally the tcrrlfled tamkerwsiti In the the royal fnmlly ami uobles taking
waa caught by lhe leg. His yells ot
try has do uw-d of aucestry."
part
lit
II.
The
ballet
wan
first
Intro-
disirway. realising that somcHiiug had
latlu artmaed the wnmun. and «he light­
din-ed
In
Fram-e
In
the
reign
of
laHita
to tn* done If their le»det was not to
ed the lantern and weut out. After
Conquorod the Orchestra.
I* twirled tu death lietore their eyen. XIII.. and l»ith that uiouarrb and
Tn hla early days Herr Arthur KI- taking a g<»»l took at the prtaoner she
torr a rail from tbe fein-e a ml with a Louin XIV. tavanlonally took |wirt In
turuisi away with Hie remark;
tew poke« In Hen's ■hie lodm-ed him Its darn-rs Almul Hie year ITtki wom­ kl*U. the famous conduct or. was •I»-
”1 guess you II do. Stay rigtit here
to drop the boy. who wn» then draggisl en made their first apitearnme In the pointed to i-oniluet a perfottnance of
till uioriilna“
“
Tanubaetuier"
at
the
I-eipxlg
opera.
latitat.
which
up
to
that
time
hnd
liven
out Ipfatreutly niore deoil lltsu stive
He Is-gged aud pleaded and yelled,
The dia'tor took »vreuty-slx stlti I»*» performed exclusively by men. as wan He wan but a young chorus master at
but there he stayed for four hours
In ike lad's scalp ami put rolls of sup the ease also with plays ami qiems. the time, aud the orchestra alandutely
more. Ttien came daylight and Ills
gh al plaster utt hla ahltik Mo »ipiarv but no woman tut I let dancer of •uy refused to play under ao youthful a
couductor They were only hulwad to captor, aud she asked:
anil true hnd Ben Higgled him that not not a appeared until 1790
“Doea It happeu that you are a mar-
do no when a director aald that If they
a scratch was tinnal on hia fate or on
were of the name mind after the over­ rteil man?"
How She Caught Them.
any |«rt of hla tssly Iw-tseen the top
rRnw did you happen to jet fmr ture had Peru played they could ttien - "No"
nf hla head ami hla knem lie even
'Then you MMHi will be. Listen to
titee«
as many letters aa I dldT' an Id anti there hand In their mnlgnatkma.
I nelly came out of the hospital no
You'll he laid up for about a
worse for his onlral. but I doula it tir one washerwoman who hnd advertised The overture was a veritable triumph me
for work by the day to another who for Nlklmb. and with profune apohe week. After that we shall we tuur
ever again undertook to rkle a twwr
glen the orchestra offered him their rt«*«i. you aud I.'
bad advertised for the aame thing
"I marry yon?" he asked after a long
congratulations.
London Tit-Rita.
“
Wound
up
my
adrertlnemeut
by
H.w SM« Wsn Out.
look at her
“Oh. George.” she cried in perplex«»! spying I was on a diet." aatel the lucky
"You will."
Dodging tha Bera.
une
"That oo a die«' notice gore
tnnew “l'ut .traili «re «mist part ”
“I'll go to prison first r
The tardy clubman paused at the
Why must tre isirt. dearì” ti» right to the heart of stingy souls who
"You'll do nothing of the kind rar.
are trying to cut down expense« They door nf the smoking room.
e» tu »ni
haps you ve heard of me—tbe strong
"Blugtay."
he
asked.
In
a
whisper,
bate
to
ng'ire
on
a
washerwoman's
“Otl .rconnt of t.lher " abe repllisl
“has Slcdgrr given out the dally at.te- woman”
“He tears •• w.aiM la* Ulta mated Wo meals and lump at the chance of m
He uttered a gmnn nf «leap«i|r.
ting one who doesn't eat.-New York ment nf his health and told all about
• re so very «Bltervnt he sajr« ’
They any I can't Hnd a buslmnd. Imt
hla symptôme yet?"
“la «h.t way are *e so dlffereuO“ Run
I’ll show 'em!“
“
Yea.
”
saht
the
man
Inside
the
door
he .shed, with » show of digit It v
"Bui. woman. I'm a horse thlefr
"He'. Just Bulebid."
OHs» th. Case.
••Well teiltet «ay. I .tn <»f stsh •
“I don't care for that.“
"You ran pretty safely be«." began
"All right. I'll coinè ta.“—Chicago
ready and wNllti. <1l«i»i«tt8m. «hile
It la a tec« that after a w—k (her
you aeeut Mv-ao li^A«»rr1 «o roar- the man who though« he knew, "that Tribune.
were married It ta a further fact that
t.nt and hesita tin», mw-t so haliti io any woman who doesn't gush over a
be ran sway, and after a hunt of a
Csnclws* vs.
mttte to th» lhe • »olof- d.ait* y*ai pk-ny baby I» a confirmed old maid”
"Not alwnxa." refilled the reel Wise
Rrigga- It's tuu ba«l ahmat Wlnkh- month «be bought him hack and ham
ltn«*w "
-------
s •
acre 'Mite tuny I* a mother who baa ■ nd the girl be Is engaged tn. Neither men«1 him Until he didn't gw ,mt of
“Ite <•«*• dmw hs^ blustered iltat«»
bed for threw weeks lie settled down
nf them la grvvl enough for the other
hrmlng up amt the very nett after- a Iwhv «hr think» 1» t*rmlrr “— Vaiti
t.'rlggw What makea you think that? then and made a good bnslmnd. and
m«m she was «huwIiMt he« «Irl frtetat» olle Nf suds rd aud Iluten.
"Wetl. I’ve been talking tha matter tbe two lived Impplly together for
m*w stunning M Ssdted on the third
twenty year«, when tbe «tnmg woman
•■er with both fail,Ilk« "- Lite
Trwthlul.
finger «ta he« left baiai -Host.-n Itera at
met a death beBtHnc her name
A
Angry Fathis do «.»a* Ti*w twver
saw me getting Int« a w rwt» like that
Hr that Nvaa)
whew I w«a s hwt Fllppsei Mow .\u.
teatina fra a «lis
dad. I net er did Kxchange
The
Voter» of
County.
Wood For Sale,
Tillamook
I hereby atitiouitie myself as a
candidate fur re nomination on the
Republican ticket, to the Office ot
Countv Clerk, and if nminnated
and elected, I will accept such office
and serve the public to the best ot
my ability.
Very respecfully,
j. c. H olden .
For sale, 100 cords of wood. For
further particnhirs apply at the
County clerk's office.
Aut*> For Sale,
For Ssle.-22 Horse power 5 pass,
euger Auto. 5 lump Generator, ami
top complete. All in first claaacon­
dition. Cheap it sold at once.
II. B. C auuy .
To the Voters of Tillamook County.
1 hereby announce myself us a
candidate for re-nominiition on the
Republican ticket to the Office of
Sheriff- H nominated and elected
1 will qualify ae such Officer, and
will conduct my Office, and, enforce
all Laws without tear or favor to
any one.
Very Respectfully,
H. C renshaw .
To
the
Voters of
County.
Tillamook
Notice to Creditors
N oticb
IB 11KUBBV GiviM.-— That the
undcrBigned has been by the County Court
oi Tillamook County, State of Oregon, duly
appointed a» administrator, with the will
annexed , of the estate of Harry
ingate
Cottie. Deceased All peraon» h iving claim»
against said e»tate are required to present
the same to the undersigned as such ad-
uiinisti utor at his office in Tillamook < itv
Oregon, within six month» from the date of
the first publication hereof, duly verified
as required hy law- '
Dated this August 4th, 1910.
H. T. B otits
Administrator with the Will annexed, of
the estate of Harry Wingate Cottle, deceased,
Summons.
H. M. Farmer, a resident of
Hebo, Oregon, do hereby announce
myself aa Candidate for the office of In the Circuit Court of the St-te of <lregua
for the County of Tillaiuook.
Countv Commissioner, subject to
Railways Company!
the voters of the Republican Party, United
a corporation.
at the Primary Nominating Elec­
Plaintiff.
vs
S
tion, to be held September 24tli,
A F. Provoost and Lilah
1911».
Provoost, hi» wife.
If nominated I will accept the
Defendants». J
nomination and will not withdraw. b To A- J. Provoost and Lilah ProvooRt. the
above named defendants.
If elected will be fair to all. Build
In the name of the State of Oregon.
roads under such regulations as
You are hereby required
to appear
will insure them to be first-class
answer the complaint filed
against
and uniform. Contract work when­ anti
you in the above entitled action on or before
ever and wherever it will be of ad­ the expiration bf six weeks from the date
vantage to the taxpayers of Tilla­ of the first publication of this Summons, and
if you fail to so appear and answer, for want
mook County.
thereof the plaintiff will apply to said Court
Yours respectfully,
for the relief demanded in the complaint
herein, which is that a judgment be rendered
II. M. F armer .
To the Voters of Tillamook County,
Oregon.
In response to the request of my
friends in various putts of the
County, 1 hereby announce myself
as a candidate for the Office of
County Judge.
If nominated anti elected, I shall
be fair to all, and in the transaction
of all County business will co­
des ver to promote the best interests
of Tillamook County.
H omer M ason .
To the Voters of Tillamook County
I hereby announce myself as can­
didate for the Republican nomina­
tion for County J udjfe at the com­
ing primary election.
My policy, if «fleeted, will be to
put forth my very beat effort# to He-
cure good roads, and to make the
county road money bring hill value
received for every dollar expended.
I have »pent a great ileal of my
time on the roads, and .will spend a
great deal of time on the roads in
future. I am familiar with road
condition», and if elected, will be
a judge the most ia*inote taxpayer
can see, and shoiy hia personal road
trouble to, and wceive proper con­
sideration.
Good roads have Jieen not only a
hobby with me, jjut a deep study,
and I believe tjiat my election to the
county judgeship will be satisfac­
tory to the taxpayers.
My republicanism is the kind that
upholds Statement No. I, the direct
piiniary Law. and a progressive
policy as defined by Theodore
Roo»e_veJt.
I earnestly ask all of my friends
to register and vote for me at the
primary election on the 21th of Sep­
tember, 1910.
Respectfully,
R ollie W. VY atson .
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To the Votersof Tillamook County.
that the following described tract of land,
situate in Tillamook County. Oregon. ♦<>.
wit: Beginning at the north west corner
of lot 9 in J. J. Met oy’s addition to the
town of Bav City, in Tillamook <’ounty,
Oregon, and running thence east 50 feet;
thence south 1OO feet; thence west 5o feet;
thence north 100 feet to the place of begin­
ning. be appropriated to plaintiff's use for
the purpose of constructing, operating and
maintaining a railway line, and a telegraph,
telephone and electric power line thereon,
and that the amount of compensation to be
paid therefor be determined, and that upon
the payment by plaintiff into court for the
defendants of the amount of compensation
when so determine«!, that the plaintiff there­
upon become and be the owner of said right
of way, and that plaintiff have judgment
thereon appropriating said projicrtv to it.
This summons is ^published by order of the
Hon.H. F. Goodspeed. County judge ofTilla-
mook County. Oregon, made and dated at
Tillamook County. Oregon the 1st day of
September. 191<>. The time prescribed in
said order for publication is once a week for
six successive weeks, and the dateoftlie first
publication thereof is Thursday, September
1st, 1910. —
H. T. R otts .
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real
Property.
In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
for the County of Tillumook.
State of OfcgOn.
Ì
Plaintiff,
vs.
>
J. C. Gove,
Defendant. ,
N oticb is H kkemy G iven .—That by vir­
tue and authority of a writ and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled court, in the
above entitled cause, on the INth day of
August, 1910. I will, at the door of the
County Court House, at Tillamook « itv,
Oregon, on," thé i*th day of October, 1910,
at lu o’clock a tn. of said day. offer tor sale,
and sell at.public auction, to the higlfest
bidder for teash in hand, the real property
situated irt Tillamook County
Oregon,
more particularly described as follows, to-
wit :
A strip of land 50 feet wide off the north •
end of and extending across from east to
west of the following described tract of
land, to-wit :
Beginning at a point 16 rod* and
links
north and 334 feet cast of the south west
corner of that tract of land deeded by u W.
Blackwell tu H. M. Bu»h. situate in Tilla­
mook County. State of Oregon, and thence
running north to a point 514 feet no» th of
the south iiueôt the suid Black wells Home
stead claim ; thence south along the saitl
county road to a point 16 rods and 20
links north of the south line of said Blaek-
well’s Land Claim ; thence east to the place
of beginning.
H. CRE5SHAW,
Sheriff of Tiliamook County, Oregon.
J
I.
I, Harry P. Ker
Kerr, of Bayocean,
< begun. do hereby place my name
Oregon,
before the Republican voters of
Tillamook County for the office of
County Surveyor, and if nominated
and elected to the said office will
give my very best efforts to do the
work th.it I am called upon to per­
form in a competent and satislac-
tory manner.
Has established a perniane«»,
Very truly yours,
Agency in
H arry P. K err .
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
For their piunos. 25 year guarantee,
To the Voters of Tillamook County. and warranted to witlistaud any
climate. •
I, U. G. Jackson, of Tillamook,
Composite Bell Metal Frame.
Oregon, do hereby place my mime
lieloie the Republican voters of Till­ Three Strings, I'/s Octaves. Price,
amook County, as a candidate for $!tiO.(Jtk Piano on exhibition.
MISS FLORENCE EVENS.
nomination tor County Surveyor
Agent.
If nominated and elected. I will
faithfully perform' my duty and G ub Kunic House,
2nd Ave. K.
W. J. Garrett s
serve the interests of the people of
Phone.
itllamook County to the best of mv
ability.
J
The P. A. Starck
Piano Co.
___________ U. G. J ACKSOX.
Farm for Sole.
NOW'¡iW TIME
For Sale, a Farm, containing 20
acres ot second bottom land, 3U
miles south ot Tillamook City, on
main fond, watli three cows, one
yearling heifer, five culvea. 85 head
ot chicken, 28 ducks, farm imple*
menta, house with four rooms, barn
with about 10 tons hay. and two
uiT.»'. t'”“'8- . p.ri'e $4-,<X): H*a»
ot firili down, balance three years
o '
.lun‘ ln,,'rr'”
Enquire at
the Headlight office.
Singer Sewing Machine».
Xir 5.r
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M.W.I
‘ 7 8
Now i« ynur opportunity to iret
a machine that will last you a life
eU8A monlh|y. payments
that you will scarcely miss and
no interest.
I perstinally guarantee every ma-
Painless
c"hJ£? w,1‘kc,p “,n rep-ir ,ree ’ntta. rtaMta., THS. » wrvtaMi«. 7,".-l.>l^i*-,
Wise Dental Co*
oAsBrn ix zsita
Your old machine will be taken
as part payment.
Machines delivered at vour home
on tree demonstration trial.
Call in and see the New Singer 6&
B vrhett S hipman , Tillamook Ore
You awake with a ,ne"n'
W hale tn'a Jewelry Store taste in the mouth, which ren*»»
A Morning Reminder.
It Saved Hi» Leg.
you thaCjrour atomach i» u* • . j
conditanfL It »hould al»o
you that there it nothing »«
for a disordered
Chamberlain'»Stomach and L**
Tablet».
"All thought Pd lose my lew •’
wn,eTl.' A' Swe’”’>n.of Watertown,
w t«. Ten years of ecxema. that 151
d«H-tors could not cure, had at last
laid me ujx Then Bucklen s Amies
i i 'T i
•“’’■«I «nd well.”
build np ttosy^»*M»»ri
Infallible for
Skin Eruptions.
»emu. Salt Rheum. Boils. Fever ■Zntte «Tth^rLtio- that on<*
So™* Bunts. Scald. Cut. .nd
Piles. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough'».
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