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Notice of Sheriff. a_. ^opAyM<l Bryan does not way interests. Many U»e» of Sand. that lie will openly support any Thr sauila of rhv mm urv singularly One veai............................................... 1 UM-rul Tbe.v srv of primary ltu|H>r other candidate. Aix month»................................................... What to do with the unemployed taniv lu »'laHKiuskliiK They tiav«. au Thrve months................................... «........ line now liecome an international Important pla- v In aiirfiirv, hh h liaoli ..... problem for an international con of hhih I twenty Itiebes till« k Is prisif gress on this subject which was aguiiiHt usiftern rltle shots Ths slw Ö-br held in the Sarbonne at Faria during trl.nl pro|H-itli-s of sand show ihai it has fsMitlvv »iwirk’tly. slthoiigti h hm ! the week. Among the 2«) delegates Tliough tl*e »rmoreil leviathan« j present were the following noted of sill«-«, ths < liief coiiHtiiiH-tif of sand is iMimtlv*. re unteHteil in bailie, the acci American sociologist«: Frof. Far Tbs Hliignliir drytuu »ffM-t which <w dental explimionH in their interior« nam of Yale, United States l abor curs n lieu s stistib of Wit sand Is h I i <> w that they are Hiiiiietiniee dang Commissioner Neill, Edward T. De I rcsawl by ih,- fiax Is duo <*utln*ly to erous customers tor their own «ide. vine of Columbia, J. B. Andrews of uu alterailou lu ills pllliiK “f tbe siiud I Secretary Wilnon predict« that Wisconsin and others. Ait attempt gridu.. Xoruuill) tbe grulus aie close the corn crop this year, unleH« an I by a German delegate to introduce togetlieV. bill abnormal piling la early frost occur«, will be tile larg- I the Socialist remedy was barred by 1 brought iils-ul by pressure of ilie foot, ext in the history of ih<- country. . the Congress on the ground that it the s|Hice tietaeen ibe edges of the 'T - ......... .. ■ ... , So many new u»e« have been found woultl lead to endless discussion. grains Is-ltig euliirgt-d slid the water for corn, in addition to the standard j M. Villemin, head of the French dralne«l away If the pressure of tile f<H>i Is continued tile siiud iMHomes old one«, that the price is sure tc ' ! Em ployer’s Association, argued wetter tiiau ever, tbe |sirtiill vacuum I <■ «atislactory. thut the decline of the apprentice ’ quickly tiriuglng waler fniui tbe sur- Eighteen thousand veteran» took system was tlie chief cause of un I roundlug unni! part in the latest Grand Army pro- employment, as children left Belli o*. In T|ulvk»iti<i thè uiovhig eharHi-ler cee»ion, but over 40.UJU army and and went to work without ever hav I I h thoiigln tu he due lo tbe Imprlxou navy pensioners died last year, it ing mastered a trade. Mr. Devine meni lietweeli tbe grulllH <>1 gunew fruui is gratifying to see ttiat the veter said that unemployment statistics uiguuie mailer. -Cbli agu ì'rlbuu* ans cun still muster for parade an I should differentiate between those Caught. army three times as big as repie- ! who are out of work bemuse they A shopwalker in a large business, sented I'ncle Suiu at Buena Vista. can not get it aud those who can uoled fol ms severity to tbe SHHIMlaL'ts Champ Clark, us reported in tlie get it but are unwilling to accept a under linn. one day hi ep |n*d up to a ower wage. He thought that labor Congressional Record of .'lay 21 co uuier tr»nu will« b a ladylike penM’u last: “I think it would lie a liless- exchanges should not urge workers bad Just ieff unsolved. f ing to the American people it it (the against taking lower wages. '•You h»i I bal lady I phvh without duty on wool) was all wiped out in Some mote startling evidence making any pur«-hatie?" be asked an- that schedule." Mr. Clark has cut about the plans of the railroads for gril.v of Hie invek looking young uiuu out this passage from his speech doctoring their books so as to con- 1 res|MHisllile tor Ibe buudkercLiief de us circulated in the campaign. ceal double dividends was brought partmeiit sales. “Yes. sir. I'*— Why this multilation, Mr. Clark? out in the examination of Vice “And she was at your counler fully Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Fresident Fark of the Illinois Cen ten minutes?” hopes to see cattle growing in the tral Railroad by the Interstate Com “Doubtless; but. then, you see” — South to replace the losses from the merce Commission at Chicago "Exactly I saw that. In spile of all breaking up of the old ranges in the Tuesday, when Counsel Atwood the questions she put to you. you rare West. The extermination ofthec.it- of Kansas City represented the ly answered ber nud never attempted tl< tick will promote cattle growing General Shipper’s Committee. In to get whal she wanted.’* “Well, but”— in that section, he thinks. Probably defining what a proper rate is, Park “You need not tnske any excuse. I it will, but why the homesteiider«of said it should leave the company for carelessness." tile West cannot raise more cattie a yearly surplus above expenses I shall report .vou “Well. I hadn't «bat abe wanted?” and dividends of $6.(MM),(XJ()or$7,000, ■ is still an unanswered question. “What was that?” Tile newapuper sleuths who have 000. That surplus he would put "Eire shillings She was canvass been trailing Mrs. and Miss Elkins into improvements, which in turn Ing for snliscrlptlona to uu encyclope in Europe, are now watching a house would he capitalized and so on like dia."—Loudou Globe. Next D<»or to Tillamook Cotintv Bank. in Paris where they are thought to an endless chain. Again tile con- An Aquatic Tragedy. be stopping, and waiting outside to troller of the road testified to the I When visitors came. Hobby see if the duke of the Abruzzi ap sale of millions of the company’s pears. This is always yellow jour stock to the present shareholders! ! often turned out of bis room und Into nalism. When editors fought strong at par when its price in often market the garret tor n night or two. He did not object to tbis. but be felt that It men because their strength was evil, was a third more. Counsel con endangered certalnS herlabed potwea- tender! that if the company could there was often red journalism. Aie h I iiiih When UI h unde, tbe clergy afford to do that it had no right to w.- progressing in all thing«? nniu. arrived unextieetedly one ulgbt ask for a rate advance. When Die action if tile health author llobby wan transferred to bin garret A good school—none better, Well established reputation. ities of New York in detaining the asked on what he based his opiu- I quartern In linate nud wltb small cere Successful graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living ion that the physical value of the ’ mony. ami neglected to take auy pre Atlantic liner tirosser Kurfurst, and expenses iow. Many other advantages, Let us tell you road was above its $2H5,000.(*00 cap- I holding it at quarantine until the italization, Park said he depended I cautions to guard bls treaaurea. Write for catalogue. "I have to thank tbe tbougbtful per about them. necessary examinations could be son wt><> placed a glass of water on tbe on wliat he might call his “ railroad ■ m ule into the case of a su«picious tattle near tbe bed lam ulgbt.” said tin* illness on board, will please the intution.” -I In a remarkable letter to his sis- | clergyman tbe next mornlug. - country. This vessel lias Bremen awoke In tbe night and found It re- for its starting point, and many ter, which was given to the press on freablng-moat refreshing." case« of cholera are in the country Monday, Mayor Gaynor of New "Ob!" aald Hobby, I d a tone of sor now convalescing at his row and reproach. "You're drlnked of which Bremen is one of the prin York, cipal ports. Cholera exists in Ger country home from the murderous up my nice new quarlum. aud all"— PSOPRIKTOK many. Italy, Austria ami Hungary, attack of Gallagher, the disgrunted I Rut here Bobby'» revelation was sup former city employe, diacritics in | pressed by Ills mother.—Youth's Com having invaded those countries detail his sensations at the time of I panion. from Russia. 4 I*r. Ralph Bernstein of Philadel the shooting and after the first Who Got the Baby? blinding shock and recovery from phia, addresHing the Homeopathic One* u | k > ii a lime a crocodile stole a Medic»! Society of I’eniiHylvanin, the notion that he was dying, how taiby aud was about to make a dinner Boiler Work, Logger’s Work aud Heavy Forging his mind turned to the cuuse of the WeiliieHilny, said “it hardly seemed of It. i'be frantic mother begged so attack. Although he hud not heard Fine Machine Work a Specialty. piteously for tbe child that tbs croco- probable that cancer «lioulil «till » be considered a constitutional dis the shot nor the sounds of the dlle said: “Tell me one truth and you sbalt ease," and added that "we can struggle to subdue the assailant, ba^e your baby again.” he soon understood that he had most certainly deny that cancer The mother replied. “You will oot is really transmitted by inherit been shot in the head by an assas give him back to me.'* ance.” He admitted, however, that sin, and he was not surprised, lie "Then." said tbe crocodile, "by our cause lie had liern feeling for weeks some families do have n type of cell agreement I shall keep blni, for If you structure which Ims less resistance that "I might be assaulted," on have told tbe truth I am oot going to to the cancer germ than do others. account of annoymous attacks I give him buck, and If It ta a lie I bare But he insists that it is strictly a was getting by mail. These lie also won " Rut tbe mother said. “If I told you germ disease, and tell« of the sue-' attributed to the attacks of the cess ol bis treatment of «kin cancer Hearst papers in connection with the truth you are bound by your prom J. P. AULiEN» Proprietor the refusal of the mayor to stop the lae. an.Uf It la oot tbe truth It will not with solidified carbon-dioxide. showing of the prize tight pictures be a iiWiutll you bave given me my In accepting his twentieth noin- child" I nation for Congress at Danville, in New York, but which Gaynor I Wbo got tbe baby? says he could find no law to justify Special Attention paid to Tourists. III., Speaker Cannon warned the country against further meddling his interference with. Thinking of No Santo of Proportion. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. with the tariff and insisted that the , a possible attack from some one The youug man wbo bad s(>ent bls intlumed by misrepresentations, efforts for several years without one important and difficult problem Uli v before this country is that of f Gaynor had stopped his practice of ault In studying art was talking with raising a billion dollars a year to walking across the bridge to and bls practk ai uncle, wbo bad patiently from the < ity Hall. "Such journal paid the bill». meet the federal expenditures which “Of course." aald tbe young artist. ”1 ism,” writes the mayor, "is in de luive been growing from year to year kuow I haven't made much of a go of on the demand of the |s-ople nud fiance of the criminal law, und it It. but I don't tblnk you ougbt to ad- not Irotii any one purty. He an- did not enter my mind to publicly rlae me to try aometblug else. You cull on the grand juries und the serled thut while tile majority hud know It'a best to put all your eggs la nlwais talked alMiut economy it has district uttorney to protect me from oue basket and watch that tmaket " it, but I xvus weuk and feared people steadily voted in Congress tor the "Um! That may be. Charlie; but would say I was thin skinned. But did you ever think bow foolish It la tn largest appropriations, As lor the the time is at hand when these put ao many baskets around oue ban » tariff contest he suw i it just uti it journalistic scoundrels have got to tam egg J” had been for fifty years, a contrat get out. and I am ready to <lo mt between prote. tion and fiee trucie. share to thut end. They are abso Appl»«d History. He hud no defense for the Pffÿ nr Mnt Profwaor - My dear colleague. lutely without souls. If decent law us it needed none in hie people would refuse to look at such Ihn • little puxiied. Wbeu did the opinion. papers, it would right itself at tint |*elo|M»Rilevino war begin? Se.-- 'NMl ITofeMuor - B. C 431. Klrwt Tro- Inn torin.il statement issued nt once.” feasor-Quite right. Quite right That I iiii oln Tuesday, W. J. Brysn it n nouuci-d Ins decision not to vote for Capt Bogardua Again Hit» the la the u uni ber of my doctor’» tele- phone I WM to cell him up and tell Bull’s Bye James C. Daliiman. the Demoi-ratic Thia world famous rille shot who him <uy wife to «let. —Klchange. camlidnte tor governor, alt hough holds cliuiupionship of Ilk* pigeons may be he would work lor the rest of the it< III* i.itiset iitive shots is living Yswe Own M<»fortun«* she she is in state ticket. Thia, Ilia first ilepait nt Lincoln. III. Recently inter Rear yonr nwn misfortune« with b»lf lire from |s>litical regularity, Bryan viewed, he says: - *'l suffered a touch with for the reolgnsttoo that you bear other explained was due to Dulilmun'a long tune with kidney and bladder issqile'» and you will be happy. It la Tbe telephone enables her to make as many aland «gainst county option and trouble and used several well known ao easy to tell other i*ople bow to be kidney medicine*, all of which gave calls as she pleases, and in all sorts of weather. lor the liquor ioterenta. He ia glad me no relief until I started taking heroic and ao dllbcuit to be courageous to have the issue thus clearly tire Foley Kidney Pills. Before I need uUreel ve* Formal gatherings have their place, bnt it is seated to the people of the state Foley Kidney Pills I bad severe fthe many little intimate visits over the telephone A Slight Chang* this year, rather than in luty, unit Ku kailies und pain* in my kidneys that keep people young and interested. with eiiprrv —1— and * h cloudy rewjaion Slight changes «imrtlme* make a says the voter* now have an oppor voiding On .. great difference “Din wee for noth inc.” .i arising _ in ____ the _____ inorn- Grandmother^ telephone visits do not stop tunity tn decide "whether the state ing I would get dull headaches. would be aatveaM* foe Inataae*; oot with her own town. The Long Ihstance Service sludl go iHickwsnl or forvwmd on Now I have taken three liottlea of •o, "NwCMaff for dinner.' of the Bell Telephone takes her to other towns, the liquor question " And he con Foley Kidney Pills and feel luff per cent better. I am never both and allows relatives and friends to chat with her cluile* "Tn present arguments’ ered with my kidneys or bladder although hundreds of miles away. in tavor of going l>«ckw»nl would und again feel like my own sell.’* not only contradict wliat I have a|. | C. I Clougb ready said on the subject, but THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND <ioo<l results always follow the would emt>nr uui me in the tight use o( Foley Kidney Pills. They TELEGRAPH COXPANT. that 1 expect l<> mate hereafter tn contiiin pial the ingredients neces Every Bell Telephone is the Center save our |s«rty front the istium of sary to tone, strengthen and regu late the kidneva and bladdei. and being the reprrm-ntative ol liquor t<4 orc backache. Cha* 1. C lough. of the System. RATI’*» OP AITRSCRI PTION. .STRICTLY IN APVANCB.) 1 Ciliaiivook Ijtaöliqbl, I GOLDEN » GATE ** heaves Tillamook for Astoria and Portland, THURSDAY of Each Week Freight and Passengers i .. J You Use Them. We Sell Them W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., Salem, Or© W. I STALEY, Principal. r 4 4 4 i fl 1 A. K. CASE, Tillamook Iron Works General Machinists & Blacksmiths TILLAMOOK. OREGON The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE Headquarters for Travelling Men. IN TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES not as but her world all that. GRANDMOTHER A spry as used to be, close In the Circuit Court ut th» for the C■.;■•*** - State of Oregon, 1'lai miff, vs. J. C. Gove. Defendant. NOTIC B IS H kkkh . Gngg- tue and authority of a writ issued out of the above entitled above entitled eaubc, August, 1910. 1 will, County Court House, Oregon, on the Hth d at 1U o'clock u nt of sa and sell at public auc..„Bi B bidder for cash in hand, the situated in Tillamook Conati more particularly described wit: A strip of land 5o feet wide of end of and extending acroie west of the following detcri land, to-wit “ Beginning at a point I fl rod« awi north and 334 feet east of th* corner of that tract of land dttdi Blackwell to H. M. Eush. ritn rnook County. State of Orego! running north to a point 514 fa the south line ol the said Blackw stead claim ; thence south alon/ county road to a point 16 rud» links north of the south line of well’s Land Claim ; there: eaetj of beginning. H. CRENSHAW Sheriff of Tillamook County.« Summon i. In the Circuit Court of the Stat*, for the County of T " United Railway« Company a corporation, Plaintiff, va. A J. Provooat and Lilah Provoost, hi« wife. Defend ants*. To A J. Provoost and Lilah Froi above named defendant!. In the name of the State of Orem You are hereby required t? and answer the complaint you in the above entitled actios os* the expiration of six week» fro« of the first publication of thia bu if you fail to so appear and answer thereof the plaintifi will apply touü for the relief demanded in the herein, which is that a judgment be that the following described tract oi situate in Tillamook County, OretC wit: Beginning at the north wtg of lot 9 in J. j. McCoy's addition town of Bay City, in Tillamook Oregon, and running thence eait then *e south 10O feet, thence wen Si the ice north 100 feet to the yia<c iimg, be appropriated to plaintif » ( the purpose ot constructing, maintaining a railway line, and a t telephouc and electric power line and that the amount of compensât paid therefor be determined, and that the payment by plaintiff into conn hi defendants of the amount of f»» when so determined, that the pltuntitgj| upon become and be the owner of of way, and that plaintiff hate thereon appropriating said propertji This summons is published bv ordtr Hon.H. F. Goodspeed,County Judpo mook County, Oregon, made and datd rillainook County, Oregon the 1stdav •September. 1910. The time prnerihi *ald order for publication is once a mA dx successive weeks, and the date ufth publication thereof is Thursday, 1st, 191U. H. T Bom, Attorney for Plait! NOTICE FOR PUBLICAMOI. Department of The Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Portland, September 16th, It Notice is hereby given that Hew K inxe, whose post office address is f m »Ok, Oregon, did. on the 1st day of lg »9, file in this office Sworn Statemest Application. No. 1)2040, to purchase the and NK»4 SW1», Section 34, ? 1 North, Range g rtest, Willamette dian, and the timber thereon, under provisions of the act of June 3, 18;», acts amendatory, known as the -T» ber and Stone Law,” at such value as be fixed by appraisement, an*’ that, to such application, the land a thereon have been appraised, at 17k the timber estimate«! 1,200,000 board at $.50 per M, and the land $120.00; said applicant will offer final proof in port of hi« application and sworn I on the 2Kth day of November, WK), T. II. Goyne. United States Coiumusiosc. Tillamook, Oregon. Any person is at .liberty to protest purchase before entry, or initiate a eon« at any time before patent issues, by a corroborated affidavit in this office, ing facts which would defeat the entry H. FM MpB Summons. In the Circuit Court of the SUteofOiQ« for Tillamook County. Department No. 2. F- R. Beal«, Plaintiff. vs. Lawrence E. Sanders and Gertrude E. A. Sanders, Defendants. To Lawrence E. Sanders, above fondant : In the name of the State of Oregoa Ya are hereby required to appear and the complaint tiled against you in the entitled court and suit, on or beforttkri* day of the time prescribed by tbe orde* the publication of this summon» berew* made and filed herein, and if you answer, the plaintiff will, for wasttta* apply to the Court for the relief in his complaint on file herein, to-wit judgment against said drtendasta to* sum of $44-5.00, and accrued and sccrwai» terest. aa provided in said note and j escribed in said complaint, and for tbe** of $1OO attorney’s fees herein, and costs and disbursements of this wit !■■ a decree foreclosing said mortgage. ««J® the sale upon said foreclosure, aaprw*” by law to satisfy said judgment and wnu all equity of redemption of »a* and tbe plaintiff may become ?aid sale ; and for such other relief as to the Court may see ^his summons Is served upon you fl »f the Honorable H.F Good*pet<toC*~ fudge of Tillamook County, ,?re<°?’’Lw ibsence of either of the judges ottbe*7 entitled Dated Court. this 29th day of SeptetoMk^ and the date of the first nuhlicaoi« being on tbe 29th day of septemi* . - biicattoa*? weeks ROLMHS * Attorney» t«f r>* Sammons. In the Circuit ConrTof the State of ûnf* . _ for tbe County of Tillamook. Î. Ia. Dye, Plaintiff. vs. E- Sanders, itefendant To L. E Sanders the above ■ «nt. In the name of the State of Oreg*- . You arc hereby required to «Pf*** answer to the complaint tile! Agais* • ■ the above entitled action and ? >r hetorc the last day of the time pre* tbe order for pubhcatien ■ to-wit the l»»th d.«> <M Kovemher. if Tow fail to aaswer. for want tto«* will take judgment s for the sum of Kight Hundrwl Ft Dollars, together with r*te of eight per cent per follows; On $2t»O oo from April 14th. !»B> of $205.71 lad ament. On from June 25th ltlO»W Judgment On glAu uo from Jan. 12th, ItK * ol.judgment On^ll.Vloi from F.b >1« *»><*• * •->" ^Isi-Tu'from May Mtk. 1»>A •' '■•r th. farther .on, of |; h 5 «• «*** frr. herttn ami thr cual» «ad of tM» ardo. This summons nnbhshcd by J-HtO»¿ -x. HonoraWr e f is llmalsiafl. Z County Court of the Stale o< Grrgoa«*^- “»ted th w the <»• th tbe dal P**hlH atto i <jf this Sumin«»»« wiR < U» torn Sa. or M .rrmber l»*0* ■ T. Boira A.NI- GU-US »1 «ttorae.» -or* T* *«■»»*■ Oreo*.