TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 17. 1910
I
Executor *
LIKED THE FRYING PANS.
High School Flashes.
George W. Phelps vm . Srethna S.
AN EQUINE JOKER
NOTICK I- HKkKhv I ,,,
Phelps and Allen H. Wilson. Fore­
The debaters have at last started
.'ndi«n* Found an Exciting Ute For the County Cour! ..line stM-JW
closure. Continued.
Countv ot 'I'll',.:!.....
k Wj
with the tryout work for the teams. Sculptor Ward’s Modal, Lex, Saemod to
Cooking Utensil*.
un.Ur.igned, tlx euxator
Have a Sanaa of Humor.
Nicholas Job vs. Claude and Es­ They expect to put out two teams I
and tealanxiu
HENxynTjj
The
Indian,
however
averse
be
may
telle Thayer. To Reform Deed.
and any ..nd .,11
The late J. Q. A. Ward, the sculptor,
t lie year and will neccajarily need
»aid .state are keJ?
Default and decree without cost.
found great diversion In watching the be to auy kind of useful labor. Is not again»!
present then.
th,
J. R. Harter vs. H. H. Hathaway. all the practice possible. There are tricks aud peculiarities of the horses slow to avail himself of a new source »dice in Till... <r.k city
of
amusement.
This
was
shown
some
Action
for
Money.
Jury
trial
and
a
at
present
between
six
and
ten
who
proper
voucher»
within
Sa
Circuit Court convene on Monday
which served as models for some of
the datv ot this no'.i.'e.
verdict for Harter for $822.20.
are studying to make the team. We his equine statues, He wade friends years ago aheu among flic supplies
Dated tbi« 87th day (,f
, 1
with Judge G. U. Burnett on the
I Bent by the government Io a certain
United Railways Company vs.
bench, which will be the last term William B. Smith. Condemnation. ure confident of having a strong with them all. and he was a good agency in the west were several hun­
Bxecutor of the h
team this year and hope to have friend to them.
ment of Henry
of court lie will hold in this county. Continued by consent.
dred large frying paus with long han­
‘The only horse humorist that 1
(iim Leon ve. Mabie Leon.
Di­ better success than last year.
A'grand jury was drawn, composed
dle*.
NOTICE
I OR
_______ with.” Mr. Ward
had experience
Department ot The Interior. 1
of A. A Imlali, foreman. Freeman vorce.
Helen Beals is in school after an have _____
These the Indian agent found In
is
quoted
as
saying,
“
was
of
thor
­
L
’
.
S.
Laud
'Jttiee al rurtwg
F. L. Sappington vs. Charles absence of a week on account of ill
Jackson, Erick Glad, Win. Arm­
stock when be took possession, and at
oughbred
blood.
aud
he
wax
a
real
''l.irmUJ
Burke,
Damages.
Non
suit
by
Notice
U
hereby
gi
TPW
strong, Geo. R. McKiinens, E. Hall,
the end of the year the number bad Kunze, whoae |>o»t office
health.
plaintiff.
joker. That was Lex. a horse of tbe
not
beeu
diminished.
Thinking
that
F. Lewallen and I*. J. Brown. The
mook
Oregon,
did.
on
the
1«,„l
Railways
Company,
a
cor
United
The Ciceronian Society met Fri­ blood of tbe Immortal Lexiugtou.
perhaps be bad not diaeburged his I9O9. file in this office SwornStiiJ
vs. A. J. Provuost and day and gave their second program
grand jury returned only two in­
Application. No 02040. I sm S
“I-ex was of a splendid type. He
whole duty In the matter of supplying SH'4 uisi N E ', s w Section hl
>voost, his wife. Condem­
dictments, one against J. H. Beach
for thia year. The music, both vo­ stood for me for much of my eerly Uncle Sam's wards with these culinary 1 North. Bl nge 9 Wevt. WauJ
for embezzlement, and the other nation. Continued.
dian. and the timber thereon J
work. Somehow be discovered that a
utensils, the agent began uiaklug spe­ provisions 01 the act of June 3 3
George H. Williams and James cal and instrumental, was good,
against Frank ¡.eitheiser for assault
table
on
which
I
worked
was
easily
acts amendatory known u 3
tlie
recitations
and
readings
were
Walton Jr. vs. J. W. Brown and
cial efforts to iuduce the red meu to tier
and Stone Law.” atsurt ..3
i nd battery, while one "no bill” Sarah J. Brown. To Reform Deed. well rendered and the debate was shaken. It was a Itourd on trestles so
use them.
be fixed by uppr.nscment.aartZl
arranged thut tbe position of tbe board
against Carl Possetti was returned. Default and decree.
At first it was bard work, but by the to such application, tlie iau4J
very interesting, those taking part
have Ixen appramd al
The cases against E. T. Haltom, D
United Railways Company vs. in it holding up their side of the might be altered to almost auy augle. time he bad given out about two dozen thereon
tlie timber estimated 1.20014» d
J. Dunn and Lloyd C. Miller, wlio Sarali McMillan and N. M. McMillian urgiiinent with good tulk, bringing When I .ex saw I was busiest he would there came u sudden change. Not a at S.ftO per M. ami the land ||d
said applicant will offer final
her liusbaild. Condemnation. Con­
slide slowly uud silently to tbe side
were all sued for large sums of tinued
day passed in which the agent did not port of lus application and ar»nJ
their points clearly.
of tbe table and turu LU bead tu have have applications for at least a dozen, on the 28th day of November N
money, because they hap|»ene<l to
Elsie Lamb, who went to Portland a good look at uie as be joHtled the
T H. Goyne t nited Mates Co«3
Marie Wade vs. Albert Wade. Di­
and some days he disposed of twice Tillamook. Oregon
figure in cases in the justice court, vorce.
some time ago, has returned and is table with bls shoulder or hip. It
Anv person is at liberty to nJ
that number.
all "fizzled" out, for they were cases
First National Bank of Tillamook again wit 11 us in our school work,
purchase before entry, or initiated
was amusing at first, but It Hometimes
When the supply was nearly ex­ at any time before patent im»|
maliciously instituted and to “get vs. Laurence E. Sanders and Gert­
The line up in the foot-ball game banqiered me. nnd I thought 1 wouid hausted he noticed among the appli­ a corroborated affidavit in thirql
even,” thus dragging some of our rude L. Sanders. Action for Money.
ing facts which would defeattbe^Z
try a Joke In return.
cants some to whom he had previous­
[
Default
and
judgment.
which
was played Election day and
citizens into court for no other pur­
"Lex hud a pluce ut the tuble that ly given pans, aud naturally euougb lie
Mike Grbleck vs. E. T. Hal tom. which resulted in a score of 5-0 in he Invnrliibly approached. uud wheu
pose than to make them trouble and
Damages. Settled.
Notice of Final Accq
favor of the High School boys, wan be struck it ulwnys leatied on the sunie became a trifle curious to know what
force them to pay court and attor­
use they were making of them. He
Maryette Johnson vs. H. B. Jobn- as follows:
corner. Lex was not conscious when questioned several of the men to no
ney’s fees.
N otice is H ereby G ivix -T w
¡son. Injunction. Settled.
Dramatic Club
High School
I placed my compass, with the poiut- purpose, but at length a young buck dersigned, administrate* of
K. G. Staples vs. W. H. Went.
SAKAH KNIFONG .kceawl
A. Bush and A.N. Busli, partners
Action for money. Continued.
F
Clent King ed ends oiit. barely half an inch ex- more communicative than the rest gave final account a? «uch adaiuMZ
doing business under the firm C. Stanley
otficc
the County L'krk ofl
Oak Nolan vs. Frank Ekroth, Tbos. name of Ladd A Bush, ve. Frances, John Aschim
R H if. Sappington tending over the edge of the table. him to understand that if lie would County. of State
of Oreioi. asH
F. Harrison and J. M. Harrison. Xavier Moreau, sometimes known H. Vierick
V. Stanley I and braced the other end agalust u visit a certain part of the reservation County Judge otSaid TV mh S
I. H
appointed
Monday.
December StL
To Quite Title. SetUed.
as Frank Morey, non compos men- Ed Wist
H. Ebinger | weight.
not far away he would find bls in­ the hour of 10 o'clock am, at a
U
Hattie B. Marolf, Ethel M. Holden, tis, and N. McMillan, guardian of
"I
hud
not
long
to
wait
before
Lex
the
County
Jud«e.
in
the Court!
Ole Oleson
C
H. Harris |
quiry answered.
and Arthur E. Holden, her husb­ l person and estate.
I lllarnook <‘it.\ I I. onook C<„lt,
Foreclosure.
geutly came up. and I thought 1 could
therefore,
the
ngeut
The
next
day.
Crim
in
ins
R
G
as
the
time
and
place
for
the hem
Benly
Stain
;
and, vs. Preston E. Marolf, et al. I Default aud decree.
see mischief In his eye. He took bls
account and the settlementtta
Partition. Continued.
rode out In the dlrectiou indicated, final
Oleson
L
G
I..
Smith
Dated
this
October
20th.
191» J
usual place, aud then when I pretend­
F. R. Beals vs. Lawrence E. San­
About two miles from the agency lie
R. O’Neal [
GEORGE w . B ».tn
lohn Conklin vs. Mary Conklin. ders and Gertrude A. E. Sanders. Hylton
R T
ed to be very busy he pushed the tuble noticed on the crest of a narrow spur
Administrator
oi
the
E»tatf(
Di vorce.
Foreclosure. Default and decree.
R. Henkle
O. Aschitn in his usual manner, pricked bis ahoul-
L T
Knitong, deceaitd.
of the mountnln three or four Indians
State of Oregon vs. J. C. Gove.
D. F. Trowbridge vs. Lawrence E. C. Dawson
R E
F. Schofield j der on the points and jumped back who suddenly disappeared on the op­
Escheat proceeding.
Sale con­ Sanders and Gertrude A. Sunders.
Notice of Sale of Tide
C. Edner
L E
J. Ebinger with a snort. He looked long and posite side of the ridge. At the same
firmed.
Foreclosure. Default and decree.
N otice
is
H ereby
hard
at
iue.
but
took
his
place
of
duty.
Arthur
Wallace
played
substitute
Maud Joseph vs David Joseph.
time he beard faintly the cry of many State Land Board of the State dl
Fred Wheeler vs. Miami ¡.umber
The Joke was against him that time.“
Divorce. Continued.
will sell to the highest bidder atiai
voices.
Co., a corporation. Damages. Re­ for the school. After the game the
Capitol Building, at Salem.(ta
C. E. Reynolds vs. William lliatt. moved t i U.S. Circuit Court on manager of the Dramatics propos­
On turning the point of the ridge be the
December 2 7, 1910, at 10:00 udj
A 'tion for Money. Continued.
motion of def ndant.
ed to our manager that another WHEN THE PLAGUE RAGED., saw a crowd of several hundred ln- Ot said d i.v, uil the State's in'o*
tide and oreifiow lands hcreinafttrj|
George Tone ami Alice J Tone his
dlaus who were shouting as If greatly I giving,
B. F. Felger vs. Mary M Feiger. game be played between the two
however to the owner ar
wile vs. Tillamook City. Injunction. Divorce.
Cat and Dog Law* In England In tn* excited. He noticed also several ole any lands abutting or fronting oia
teams
on
Thanksgiving
day.
Our
j
».nd
overflow
the prefam
Defendants motion tor decree <>n
Goldie White vs. Leon White. manager consented upon the con­
Jecta. which he at first supposed to be to purchase said lands,
Sixtaenth Century.
tide and uvenimi
pleadings.
Divorce.
bowlders, descending the side of the the highest price ottered, providrt^
Disease
uud
the
dog
were
believed
ditions that we would play if able
made in good faith, and alsopd
J. W. Sweeney, S. S. Hlauinmer
John H. Clark and Nelly
mountain toward them with tremen­ is
that the land will not be sold wig
to get our squad together for prac­ to walk together la tbe sixteeutb cen­
ami Isaac Blaummer, partners do­ zard and Antje C. Clark vs.
therefor
accepted for less than H
dous
rapidity.
tice, aa a number of our men had tury. The terrier tbeu wus as much
ing business under tbe firm name I.atourette.
the Board reserving the right s
To Quiet Title
Insteud of fleeing from these moving ucre,
a
suspect
as
tbe
rut
today.
In
plague
any
and
all
bids. Said lands «1
and style of the Sweeney Construc­ tin ued,
threatened to quit playing the
Tillamook County Oregon, aaifa
times be bud only to venture Into the objects the Indiaus simply applauded in
tion Co., vs. Joseph Effenberger, us
as follows.
J. J. Hurlburt vs. Lloyd C. Miller, game.
street to court deuth. Here is uu or­ and shouted. Soon be saw other ole
Justice of the First Justice District Damages. Non HUit on motion of
Tide lands fronting wnd abuttnji
of Tillamook County, Oregon, and plaintiff.
The two societies are working at der Issued by the authorities at Win Jects like the first descending, and In a No. 5 of Section 4, T. 2 N„ R. 101 J
Beginning at a point where ttofl
Omer Bush, Writ of Review. Con­
short
time
the
whole
situation
was
line between Sections 4 and 9. T !H
J. J. Hurlburt VH. D. J. Dunn, present to raise money for the im­ Chester in 1583. which Is typical of the
tinued on motion of plaintiff.
W., intersects the high water oil
Damages. Non suit on motion of provement of the Gilford Stillwell rest: “That If auy house within this plain to him.
Bay. located S. H9° 51' W. 4754.IM
Hirum Eudus vs. The Tillamook plaintff.
Having selected a long, smooth slope the
corner common to Section* 3,il
Park and have divided the money cytle shall bapjten to be Infected with
County Bank, a corporation, ami
10 and running thence :
of
the
mountain
where
there
were
no
the
Plague,
that
thene
every
peraoue
Ellen
Long
vs.
Frank
L
mg.
Di
­
promised
last
year
for
the
building
«9°
51' W.. 1637.7 feet to
I .lean II. Johnson.
Action for or
to keeiie within his or her bouse every stones, the Indians had converted It
Default and decree.
line.
1
money.
Jury trial and a verdict in
of a gymnasium on the bc I ioo I bl* or her dogg uud not to suffer them Into a soil of earthen toboggan slide N. 12°
26' E., 651.3 feet alongtoq
m Barker
__ vs. Roscoe Barker
luvor of Tillamook County Bank.
line.
grounds.
These
old
subscriptions
and Willie Barker. Partition.
to goo at large. And if any dogge be and were utilizing the frying pans ns N. 17« 59' E.. 677.U feet along to
Andy Nolan vs. L. A. I.eMiller,
In tbe mutter of the citizenship will be taken in charge by the stu­ tbeu founde at large it shall be luwful toboggans. Seating themselves In the N. M9 line.
Agnes Fitzpatrick, Adininstrutrix
W 51' E . 1350.3 feet to higi
” '
Con dent laxly, and those who promised for the Beudle or auy other person to pans, they grasjied the handlea with
line.
oi the estute of E. A. Fitzpatrick, of Arthur Newton Ertl.ine.
S
go
u2' w 346.9 feet along ii|
tinned
to
next
term.
both
bauds;
then,
crossing
their
legs
the
money
will
be
seen
in
regard
to
kill
tbe
same
dogg
aud
that
auy
owner
Deceased,
and Chester Stuart.
line.
Foreclosure. Settled.
State of Oregon vs. E. F. Tyler. whether they will still give the of such dogg going at large shall lose over their arms, they went spliiniug Ä. OU° 49' W.. 936,1 feet along to|
line to place ol beginniag, M
down the slide with great rapidity.
C. F. Singinatrer, et al vs. P. J. Forgery. Jury trial, which wus un­ amount or whether they would like U shillings."
43.9 acres.
Sharp and B. O. Snuffer.
Action! able to agree, and oil motion of tbe to double it.
Among the records of King’s Lynn, The agent let them have the few puns
Applicationsand bids shuald ben
If you have not been
tor money. Jury tiiul with verdict
to G. G. Brown,
"
Clerk Ulate LaSI
under
May.
1585.
appeared
this:
“
For
that
remained
In
the
storehouse,
but
district attorney the case wus dis­ visited by one of the hustlers yet,
Salem, Oregon and marked A»*
for defendant Sharp.
as muche as It bath pleased Allmlgbtle. did not order a new supply.—Harper's and bid to purchase tide lands” .1
missed.
make up your mind to give some­
is. <i Kiutt,
Pucific Railway A Navigation Co.
God to begynn to Bend us bls visita­ Weekly.
State of Oregon vs. J. H. Beach. where between $5 and $250 and see
Clerk Stale1/odU
vs. Mary Lock.
Condemnation.
ción with sickness amongst us aud
thin
October
+
1910.
1
Dated
Embezzlement. Continued.
Settled.
how good you will feel afterward, that dogges aud cuties ure thought
Advantage of th* Crinolina.
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Frank
Leif-
When you give money to this cause verle uutltt to be suffered in this tyme.
Lois C. McMahon vs. Roberts.
"The crinoline,” says Lady Dorothy
Hull Damages. Plaintiff's motion lieiser. Assiiult and battery. Plea you are simply paying' it back into Therefore. Mr. Mutor, aldermen aud Nevlll In her reminiscences, "was tin
lol' new trial sustained. Judgment of not guilty changed to one of your own pocket, doubled.
common counce 11 have ordered and odious, hideous und dangerous affulr.
tor plaintiff on verdict.
guilty und the judge imposed a fine
decreed that every Inhabitant within On one occasion I was as neurly as
J. R. ILirter vs. J McCormick. of $100.
tbe sume Town shall forthwith take possible burned to death owing to one
"Preach the Word!”
Foreclosure of Tax Title.
Default
all their dogges and yuppes and huuge I was wearing catching fire, and liud
The grand jury found no bill
ami decree
The boy or girl with
When Paul advised Timothy to them or kill them uud carrye them to I not had the presence of mind to lie
II. D. I.amar vs. II. B. lirooniwell. against Carl I’ossetti.
defect of vision is nil
Foreclosure ot Tax Title. Settled.
F. W. Berger and Roy Main, who preach the Word, there was no new some out place and barye them for down and roil myself In a rug 1
handicapped in the pm
should certainly have beeu burned to
Nancy E. Olson vs. Normun Ol- were bound over from the justice testament written, the old was in bread luge of a great annoyance.
of knowledge in tbe sd
“And likewise for cattes. If there be deuth. Eveu nt the time when crino­
son. Divorce.
room.
If your boy or
the
hands
of
the
scribes
and
was
court, were discharged.
any
ulgh
unto
any
house
or
bouses
vis
­
lines
were
in
fashion
it
was
generally
does
not show a high
First Bank mid
read in the synagogue every Subbath
i ited with sickness. It Is ordered that admitted that they were monstrous
centage of average in
lliiam Eadus and
__ ... ......
It was a question of a tithe for read,
Notice.
school rejxirt the pritbfil
tbe cattes shall furtbwltb I m * killed In things, though some women defended
son
Action for moiie). Judgment
2—~ is
'»■
ties are that there
by default.
N otice is II kweby G iven .—That ing the scripture, or imprisonment all such places.” An exception wus them. One of those, a silly woman,
thing the ■ matter with
made In favor of any "dogge of ac- having archly remarked that if crino­
Cornelius Desmond vs. George W. within sixty day« from the date of for preaching the Word of God.
eyes. To find out cost»
Obedience and lielief was the issue couipte." Such a one was allowed to lines had no other advantage they at
Phelps. To set aside note.
said notice it will lie unlawful for
nothing if you will bl
between
the
two
elements.
be
kept
if
"keuelled
or
tied
up
or
led
least
kept
meu
at
a
distance,
added.
B. D. Lamar vs. J. W. Cupit. stock to run at large, under penalty
them to me for eiaffi
in
a
lease.
”
—
Chicago
News.
The
centurion
acknowledged
to
Foreclosure of Tax Title.
Delimit of Ten dollaiH for the first offence
That at leust you will admit la a
tion.
It doesn't W.
iiml decree.
great blessing.'
Christ that he was a man of author,
...I the eyes
guess about
and
Twenty
dollnrH
for
each
and
B. D. l.smar vs. J. N Ferguson.
child-it is b
" 'To the men.’ growled an old bach­
of your u."
ity, that men did as he directed-
Iniquities Her Delight.
every
subsequent
offence,in
the
Pre
­
Foreclosure ot Tax Title.
Defuult
to see that the eye*
What he wanted was for Christ to
She was wuIking a rou ml tbe corri­ elor who was present.”
and decree.
cinct of llelxi for Tillamook County,
right. If glasses are ns
s|>eak the miraculous Word that dors of tbe I’eunsylvaula Academy of
I am prepared to for
Oak Nolan vs. M. 11. 1 arsen, M E. State of Oregon, according to a vote
tbe Flue Arts with ber pluce uex
A
Mean
Trick.
his
servant
might
lie
healed,
at
the exact thing that
Leach, administrator of the estate taken ut a General Election duly held
held
at
elbow
length,
evidently
ad
­
Being
anxious
as
to
bis
prospects
in
meet the needs of the <
which Christ exclaimed be had not
ot Mary Larsen, deceased, et al,
miring some of tbe works. Although one of bls early attempts to euter par­
tliat the) *
Tillamook County Bank intervening on the Sth day of November, 1910.
Remember 1"
seen so great a faith in all Israel.
In
witness
whereof
I
have
here
­
the
gown
that
she
wore
was
very
ex
liament. Ilerltert Samuel consulted bls
us defendant. Foreclosure. Default
guaranteed lor one y*
There
is
no
complaint
against
the
anil decree.
pensive, It did not show good taste, agent, who said the chances v. ere not
unto set my hand uiul Heal of «aid
and I a in here I» ™*
bible, but it positively is not the ami a single glauca would couvluce
them good, •• Traveli*»*
J. R Hurter
vs.
J. W. Cupit. County tins Ittli day of November,
rosy, because he was a "carpetbug­
Word of God.
When Christ said one that she was of tbe class known ger.”
kirs are not.”
Foreclosure <>f Tax Title.
Default 1910.
und decree.
Mr. Samuel thereupon promist'd to
J. C. lloi.DEX, County Clerk "Lazarus came forth," he came aa the "newly rich."
Rollie W. Watson vs. Miami I.um
forth, the bible had nothing to do
An acquaintance accosted her with live in the division If he were success­
her Co. Action tor Money. Defend
about
it. All the miracles of Christ the remark. "1 didn't kuow that you ful. and trills were Immediately posted
Siiiiultuueoualy with
what Col.
mil's motion to make complaint
were aueb an admirer of curios. that "If Herbert Samuel Is returned
more definite anil certain was over­ W atteraon cull» the decadence of were accomplished by that unseen Mr*. -----
EVE SPECIALIST, i
next Tuesday be will come to live g
ruled Verdict tor plaintiff for $lfitl the American Republic u new one power, the Word of God. The bible
"Ob. yes. indeed." she repiled; ”1 just here.”
is
only
a
partial
history
of
tbe
Word
J. R. Hurter ve John G. Schmidt is springing up in Portugal.
TILLAMOOK • OR»**
delight In Inlqultlse." — Philadelphia
Some of the other aide, however,
foreclosure ot Tax Title.
Default
of God, in fact a man might read Time*.
Pcllegra ia »aid to come from the
posted
one
of
these
bill*
on
a
pigsty.
und decree.
.. ....................................... -
the bible all his life without becom­
Mr. Samuel did not win the election.
Iv IL Colli», A. Ilonhani »nil Kate uae of moldy cornmeal baked and ing a believer in the word of God.
Th*
Lady
ar
th*
“
Tiger?"
—
London
Telegraph.
Bonhmn vs. W. S. Cone.
Eject­ eaten without trimmings. Corn-
"For thia they willingly are ignor­
“Will you ba my wife?"
ment.
cakes made of wholesome grain,
"Thia la ao sudden!"
S. Sliiffiminii vs. State of Oregon. well buttered and with maple syrup ant of, that by the Word of God the
Taking Hia Medicin*.
“1 know it. but will you?"
heavens were of old - - ■ and by the
Wnt ol Review.
Judgment of will not suffer in reputation.
He found hi* hair was leaving tbe
"1 must have time to couskler.”
Justice'» court revrrseit und defend
name word are kept.” The Word of
top of bla bend and took his barber to
ant ordered * to retiniti to plaintiff
Boxing is now mile a part of baa­ (¡oil is the most ini|>ortant part of
"How much time?"
task about It.
the inoney collected on the Juilg ing in (eimile seminaries. Our wo­
OPPOSITE THE ALLER ***
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An
hour.
Would
tbe
suspense
drive
“You sold me two bottles of stuff to
the Christian religion. Throughout
uicnt.
men will soon be utlitotic enough the whole bible the omnipotent you frantic?"
rnuke
this
liulr
grow."
Pearl K. 1’helpn vs. George W.
Stillwell Ave.
"
"Nope. "Han't tbe suspense, but If
“It Is very strange It won't grow Corner
Phelps, Petition for aup|Mirt. l*e- to stand up in street cars without I lower of God is invested in his
St.
West,
and
lx>th
PM**
you
are
going
to
turn
me
down
1
complaining.
fendunt's motion to c «trike out
Word.
Because we could not live want to know it and get away in time again.” Interrupted the barber. “1
ii me tided petition allowed,
_ ..
Motion
Missouri mules sold by the pound without the aun, or would not have for a poker party I bare halfway can't understand it”
toroidt-i to pay $_?•> into
i~t" court lor
"Wall, look here.” said tbe man. “I SPECIALTY IN ALL KIW
are put on a generous diet before any faith in the Word of God withoi t y-
promised
—to join."—New York World.
attorney's tees overruled.
don't mind drinking another bottle,
going
to
market,
and
have
better
the bible is no argument why we
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co.
but this must be tbe last."—Wesleyan
ALL KINO OF •*«»
luck than the porker» that receive should worship either tlie aun or
vs. Willie <>. Dultoia mid John E siuii
Sorrow.
Christian Advocate.
1st
treatment.
Dubois, her husband. Condemn
bible.—J. C. G ovk .
Sorrow la not aa incident occurring
at ion. Continued.
now and then. It la . th*
---- woof
------ which
—
Great Proapaet*.
Stray Calf.
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co.
When he gets to England ex-King is woven into tbe warp of life, and be
“I'm at tbe end of my rope! Every
va. I I. Voaluira et al
Condemn,
A stray calf, red and white, about Manuel ought to join the boy acovita. who ban not discerned the divine aa-
resource 1 bare to gone, and I'm broke
ation. Continued.
six months old han been on John
Tillamook Countv Bank a c«.r Zuiilueh'a place nt Pleanant Valley. By this means he might eventual- eroine*»* of sorrow and tbe profound at last“
"Have you borrowed all you can?"
ly lead a formidable band of in­ meaning Which la concealed la pain
poration vs. K K. Tyler and W . A Owner please call for name.
Ita* yet to learu whet Ilf* to-F W.
baling
Action for Money, lie­
"Borrowed? No; I haven't tried
vaders into Portugal.
: Robertao*.
Good Resells Always Follow
leml.nit I v lei a motion ti.
that.“
to make
Col. Bryan ia not making hia cus-
The line of Foley Kidney 1‘illa.
snawer to plea in abatement
...i mure
"And you aay you are at tbe end of
defitvite overruled,
\ erdiet for They are upbuilding, strengthening ! tomory number of speeches this
your rope
Why. man. you bar
plaintiff
and soothing.
Tonic in action, | year . Perhaps he hesitates to aay
even started
Toledo Blade.
quick in result». Sold l>y C. I.
Nora W ell« vs. N. A Wells.
D, Clough.
anything through fear that Col.
vorce.
Rooaevelt will appropriate it. .
Wanted Particular*.
Ida Mav Simeral v«. Frank
.
"I do not believe there la any oth­
Sim
Motorton Senior—You kept the car out
Congressman Payne any», again
•ral. Divorce Continued on motion er medicine mo good tor whooping
of plaintiff.
rather late last evening, son
What
cough aa Chamlwrlain'a Cough that the new tariff law haa proved
delayed you? Motorton Junior-Had a
Remedy," writes Mr». Francis Tur. its value. It prove» it every day.
•- K Sandera pin. Junction City. Ore
blowout, dead Motorton Senior- Hm'
Thia rem-
N A rtt of Attachment.
IVfault and
»l»o nnnur|*asned for cold» But the Democratic party ia out I
Tira or roadbouae?—Deck
tmtgment with order to aell attached edy
of
meat
and
digging
for
a
ground-1
nnd croup.
For »ale by La mar'a
property,
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I
l*rug Storr.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Case Against E. E. Tyler
is Di » nissed.
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S. VIERECK,
Tillamook Baked