Tillamook headlight., April 27, 1911, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APHlu 27, 1Ö11.
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OP
SUBSCRIPTION.
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCK.)
One year......................................
1.50
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75
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Entered as second class mail mat­
ter July, 1888, at the post office at
Tillamook. Ore., under the act of
March 3, 1879.
Çot ^illamooh ïjtnùiigbt,
Editorial Snap Shots
Patronize home industry and
especially business men who
a ivertise in this newspaper.
Bro. Effenberger, of the Ne­
halem Enterprise, is having a
little trouble with the saloon
keepers up there. Any inde­
pendent, outspoken newspaper
must expect antagonism from
saloon I'eepers who attempt to
run city elections and city poli­
tics for their own benefit. They
have done this in Tillamook
City,and the general impression
is that they are doing more to
make the county “dry” again
than half a dozen anti-saloon
advocates
But if they will
persist in running city elections
and controlling city officials,
they will find that the people
will “come back” strong in op­
position to saloon run towns. I
Saloon keepers ought to know
enough to keep out of attempt­
ing to run a city.
I
Notice of Appoint­
of justice, anil it is time that Administrator’s ment.
those who are implicated in
that kind of business should be N otice is H ereby G iven ,—T o
whom it may concern, that the
brought to the bar of justice. I all
undersigned was by an order of the
Those who swore falsely when County Court of Tillamook County,
giving evidence last week have Oregon, duly made and_entered of
placed themselves in an unen­ record therein on the 17th day of
1911, appointed the Ad­
viable position. The court re­ March,
ministrator of the estate of MAR\
porter took down their false E. PHELPS, deceased, and that on
and contradictory evidence, anil said date, the said undersigned,
a court will admit this as prima | duly qualified as such, and all per­
sons having claims against said
facie evidence against those estate
are hereby notifie«! to present
who perjure themselves in that . the same to the undersigned, as
way.
The Oregonian hail a I said Administrator, at the office of
small editorial on Monday in I ' Webster Holmes, in the Tillamook
Tillamook City, Oregon,
regard to the “white slave” I .Block,
with the proper vouchers therewith,
trade which is worthy of men­ | and duly verified as required by law,
tion in connection with the within six months from the date of
conditions in this city. It says : this notice.
>450,000.00
Port of Tillamook, Oregon,
6 per cent Harbor Improve­
ment Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Treasur­
er of the Port of Tillamook, in the
City of Tillamook, in the State of
Oregon, at his office in said city,
until Thursday, June 15, 1911, at 10
o’clock A. M., for the purchase of
all or any part of the bonds of the
said Port issued by virtue of a reso­
lution of said port, duly and legally-
passed April 6, 1911.
Said bonds are to be dated July 1,
1911, and run 20 years from their
date, interest payable semi-annual­
ly, both principal and interest pay­
able in United States Gold coin at
Tillamook, Oregon, or at the office
of the Port’s fiscal agent in New-
York City, N. Y.
Said bonds are
900 in number and the denomina­
tion of $500 each and are issued for
the purpose of defraying the cost of
harbor improvements on Tillamook
bar and bay.
Said bonds will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash,
and all bids miiBt be accompanied
by a certified check equal to 5 per
cent of the amount of the bonds bid
upon.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and to readvertise for
bids for the same.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this
10th day of April, 1911.
M. F. I.EACH, Treasurer.
P ort of T illamook .
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the St».
Oregon for Tillamook Coan? *
LoieO. MacMahon,
un,y
Plaintiff
vs.
Agnes and Francis
Trevor, Jr.,
Defendants. -.
To Francis Trevor. Jr., one of.k.
above named defendants
“*
In the name of the Stat» w
Oregon :
11
You are hereby required to an,,.,
and answer the Complaint fiii
against you in the above entiru.
suit on or before the expiry T
six weeks from the date of the fi
publication of this Summon« ,2
if you fail to so appear and
the plaintiff will apply to the
for the relief prayed for in the CcT
plaint, which is that you be
quired to set forth any claim orL
terest held by you in or to the fa
lowing described real property
wit : The South East quarter d
Section 15, in Township 2 Sumi
Range 9 West, Willamette Meri
dian, save and except therefromtl»
folowing described portion, to-wi
A atrip of land 200 feet in width
being 100 feet on each side of a li»
described as commencing jB
center of Killam Creek, at
at a a acini
pcim
300 feet East of the West lineal
Q ¡J |
«
--X
.
.
South East quarter of n iai(j :
Section
ics 15, and running then«
easterly following up the center of
said creek 20) feet, and a strip «
land 20 feet in width, being 10 fw
on each side of the point where tlx
pipe liueof Tillamook City, Oregoi
water system crosses the west line
of said South East quarter of said
Section 15, and following said pi»
line easterly- to the dam on sail
Killam Creek; that such claim«
interest be decreed to be void; that
plaintiff be decreed to be the owner
of said lands in fee Bimple, and het
title thereto quieted as against ant
claim held by you in or to said
lands, and for general relief.
This Summons is published br
order of the Honorable Homer
Mason, County Judge of Tillamook
County, Oregon, made April 11th,
1911, and the time prescribed forthe
publication of this Summons bv
said order is once a week for sii
successive weeks, and the date o(
the first publication hereof is Apnl
13th, 1911.
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II. T. B otts ,
II. K. S argent ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated this 30th day of March, 1911
Judge Landis, famous for theanit-
W. C. K ing ,
corporution decisions, at Chicago,
Administrator of said Estate.
Saturday, sentenced to ten years in
prison a white slaver who had be­
Citation to Heir9,
trayed a fifteen year-old girl. After
Court pf the State of
The annual meeting of the sentencing the villain, Judge Landis In the County Oregon
.
Tillamook Commercial Club on said: ”A b taras I am concernedthis
In the matter of (fie estate of Louis
law
is
going
to
have
such
enforce
­
Monday evening passed off plea­
Blattlar, Deceased.
santly, with but few changes in ment and application as well be To Mrs. Matthes, mother of the
above
named deceased, Josephina
personnel of the officers. The calculated to make a fifteen-year- Gsell and
Joseph Blattlar:
old
girl
the
most
dangerous
thing
dub is to be congratulated upon
In the name of the State of Ore-
the success that followed its in this community for unprincipled I gon :
organization, and now that the mentó tamper with.” Thia is a( I You are hereby cited and required
appear in the County Court of
members see what a fine thing threat that will be applauded by | to
the State of Oregon, for the County
it is, they are beginning to every decent tnan in the country. of Tillamook, at the Court room
wonder that they did not start a It is a matter of regret that the thereof at the Court House in Tilla­
club years before. True it is Government throughout the United mook City, Tillamook County, Ore­
Sheriff’s Sale.
that it took considerable money States does not pay as much atten­ gon, on Monday the 5th day of June,
1911, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
to fixup the commodious rooms tion to prosecuting these white forenoon of said day, then and there in N pursuance
of an execution duly-
in good shape, which now far slavers, who steal and ruin chil­ to show cause, if any there be, why issued out of and under the seal of
dren,
as
it
paya
to
some
unfortun
­
said
Court
should
not
make
an
or
­
the Circuit Court of the State of
exceed the expectations of those
who boosted and work hard to ate rancher who cute a few trees on der authorizing licensing anddirect- Oregon, for the county of Multno­
iug
the
administrator
of
the
said
mah, to me duly directed, dated the
get a club started, the member- Government land. By imposing Louis Blattlar, deceased, to sell at 23rd
day of February, 1911, upon a
hers have just cause to feel ten-yeare prison sentences on a few private sale for cash, all of the fol­ judgment rendered and entered in
proud of the tine club rooms. of these unspeakable dealers in lowing described real property, said court on the 31st day of
It may take a little time to Heretofore, a number of organ­ children, the practice would soon situated in Tillamook County, State August, A. D. 1910, in favor of Lewis
Barnard, plaintiff,
and against
improve the moral condition of ization of a semi public charac­ be made too danserons to be fol- of Oregon, to-wit :
An undivided one-half interest in William L. Riefenberg, defendant,
this city, but a few more jolts ter have t>een started, but they lowed.
and t* Lot numbered one and the for the sum of $310.54 with interest
like that which took place in mostly died natural deaths for
Southeast quarter of the Northeast thereon, at the rate of seven per
quarter of Section six and Lot num­ cent per annum, and the further
the Circuit Court will soon con­ lack of interest. It is the op­
bered four and the Southwest quar­ sum of $50.85, with interest thereon
vince licensious individuals posite with the club. The offi­
ter of the Northwest quarter of Sec­ at the rate of six per cent per
that the purity of young girls cers havs just cause to feel a
tion five, in Township three North annum from the 31st day of August,
and the purity of the home is bit flattered, from President
of Range nine West, W. M., and 1910, and also the coats of and upon
something which should be held Holmes down, for their efforts
Lots numbered twelve, thirteen and said writ, upon which there has been
fourteen of Section thirty-one, in credited the sum of $45.88 realized
sacred.
in making the club a most suc­
Township four North of Range nine on execution November 10th, 1910, I
cessful affair, placing it on a
West, W. M., less tract of 6% acres did on the 27th day of February,
Bayocean extended an invi­ business and financial basis.
sold to F. R. Beals and one acre for 1911, levy upon the following des­
Notice.
tation to Tillamook City' to join
grave of Mrs. Ludtke, and except cribed real property, situated in the
inn Fourth of July celebration
the merchantable timber on lands county of Tillamook, State of
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
at that popular seaside resort.
the County Court of Tillamook
Judge Wolverton’s decision in the in Sections five and six, and crude Oregon :
The Headlight believes it is
reserved, and subject to right-
The Southwest quarter of the County, Oregon, will receive sealel
And as the attractions will be a mistake for anyone to attempt famous Southern Pacific land grant oils
of-way for county road.
Northeast quarter of section eigh­ Bids for one hundred cords of Hem-
numerous, we are inclined to to influence a judge’s sentence, suit, if sustained by higher courts,
W itness the Honorable Homer teen (18), township one (1) North. lock wood, cut 46 inches in lenglh.
think there would be more en­ either by holding public meet­ means that 2,370,000 acres of valuable Mason, Judge of the County Court Range nine (9) West.
delivered and corded in the base­
joyment there than spending ings and passing resolutions or timber and agricultural land will of the State of Oregon, for Tilla­ Lots one (1) to five (5) inclusive, ment of the Court House, of Tilla­
mook
County,
this
6th
day
of
April,
and Lots sixteen (16) to twenty­ mook County, not later than Octo­
the national holiday on the circulating petitions out of sym­ some day be thrown open to entry. A. D. 1911.
seven (27) inclusive, of Block twenty ber 1st, 1911.
crowded streets of this city.
On the demurrer of the Southern
pathy. Both were out of place
Attest: J. C. HOLDEN,
(20), of Fuller’s Amended Addition
All bids to be filed with the County
Pacific
Company
to
the
Government
Clerk
of
the
County
Court.
in the McKinley and Holman
to Bay City, less a portion of Lots Clerk of said County on or before
one (1), two (2) and three (3) owned April 15tli, 1911.
There is talk of a vigilance cases, for justice should not be complaint Judge Wolverton decided
Notice of Creditors.
by McNair.
The County Court reserves tlx
committee to deal with Thomas doled out on Bentiment, but all points in the Government’s favor,
Lot one (1), in Block eight (8), Bar right to reject any and all bids. By
overruling
the
demurrer
and
plac
­
The undersigned has been duly View Addition to Bay City.
Holniun and young men of that according to the evidence and
order
of the County Court.
a ppointed Administrator of the
Also, all of the following tract
character who boastingly have the law. There is no question ing the'allegutious of the complaint estate
J. C. H olden , County Clerk
of
MARTIN
PETERSEN,
lying east of the Pacific Railway- &
April 5th, 1911.
been heard to any that they ns to the guilty of these young in issue.
deceased ,by the County Court, of
But the facta are not contested by the State of Oregon, for Tillamook Navigation Company’srightof way:
ravaged young girls of this city. men, for that was clearly estab­
Beginning sixty (60) feet West of
Ship By the Anvil.
A coat of tar and feathers is lished at the trial, und by Hol­ the railroad company, W. D. Fenton, County, and has qualified as such the Northwest corner of Block four
administrator.
All
persons
having
none too severe for those who man pleading guilty makes it its counsel, maintaining that the claims against said estate are re­ (4) of Fuller’s Addition to Bay City-
The Twin Screw ship Anvilin no«
contribute to young girls' rtiin- that much more convincing ns court has not taken the correct quired to present the same, duly and running thence west to the making regular runs to this port
northeast
corner
of
Lot
one
(1)
in
view
of
the
intent
of
the
law
and
to
their
guilt.
It
happens
so
ntion and tne sorrow and kirief
verified as by law required, to the un­ Block twenty (20) of Fuller’s Amen 2- from Portland, with passengen
it brings to parents who have often, however, that public asserting his confidence that on dersigned administrator for allow­ ed Addition to Bay City, thence and freight.
She is under good clean manap
sympathy steps in and defeats appeal to the United States Circuit, ance, at the office of H. T. Botts, South to the Southeast corner of
waywaril girls.
ment, and the patronage of the pub­
Attorney-at-Law,
in
Tillamook
City,
Court
of
Appeals
or
to
the
Supreme
justice, the nctunl crime being
Lot fifteen (15) in said Block twenty
Oregon, within six months from (20), thence East two hundred and lic is solicited, and courteous trot
We feel sorry to Court he will win his point.
Bro. Trombley discriminates. overlooked.
ment will be shown to one and all.
the date hereof.
sixty (’260) feet, thence North to the
Have your shipments cotisirnd
Others believe, however, that in
Dated March 23rd, 1911.
Hi- swipes the cream of the see any young man sent to pri­
place of beginning, containing one care Str. Anvil, Albers Dock No. I
E. B. B arthrop ,
news from the country news­ son, yet we cannot help admit­ view of the exhaustive nature of
and one-half (114) acres, more or Porrland, Ore. For information i»
Administrator of the estate of less.
papers and "gives them credit ting that the stern arm of the Judge Wolverton’s decision it will
quire ofD. L. Shrode, Tillamook,Or
Martin Petersen, deceased.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of
for it, but when he swipes the law must be exerted before the be sustained in the higher courts.
said
judgment
and
execution,
I
Judge Wolverton’s decision hing­
news from the Headlight, as moral conditions of this city lire
Saved His Mother’s Life.
the Circuit Court of the State of will on Tuesday the 16th day of May,
well as the type for the same, elevated. If there is to be any ed upon the intent of the amend­ In Oregon,
1911, at 10 o’clock a. in. at the front
“ Four doctors had given me up.
for the County of Tilla­
be hasn't the professional ethics pity, it should not be for the ment of April 10,1809, to the original
door of the court house in Tillamook writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avon
mook.
City. Tillamook County, Oregon, La.. “ and my children and all mJ
Io give tin- Headlight credit for young men and girls who have land grant of 18641. One of the pro­ Clay Daniel and Dora J
sell the above described real pro­ friends were looking for liie to die.
Daniel,
i(. Eo-wit, nil the circuit court lieen indulging in licensious visions of the amendment was
perty at public auction to the high­ when my son insisted that I u»i
Plaintiffs,
proceedings which np|H-nred in habits, but for the parents who ’’that the lands granted by the act
est bidder for cash in hand to satis­ Electric hitters. I did so, and the«
vs.
have
such
wayward
children,
iiforcsaid
(July
25,
I860)
shall
be
list Ihursday's Headlight
fy said judgment and execution, have done me a world of good. I
I- H. Kenney, Hallie
interesi and all accruing costs.
type i n I nil appeared the next yet in some cases parents are sold to actual settlers only in quan­ Kopieske, Win. Kop-
will always praise them.” Electric
H. C renshaw ,
ieske. Gust Nelson
Bitters is a priceless blessing tt
<lii\ in the Herald. Bro. Trom­ not showing their off-springs tities not greater than one-quarter
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore. women troubled with fainting«»“
and Peter Nelson.
bley is welcome to anything he the right kind of moral exain- section to one purchaser, and for a
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, dizzy spells, backache, headache
Defendants.
may want around this print pie. Judge Galloway has done price not exceeding $2.50 per acre.” To Wm. Kopieske, one of the above April 13tli, 1911.
weakness, debility, constipation «
The
railway
company
contend«
something
to
improve
the
morui
shop, l>ul lie should not dis
named defendants :
kidnev disorders. Use them air­
ct uuinate.
that Illis provision of the law is n In the Name of the State of Oregon:
condition of Tillamook City.
gain new health, strength a"
Sheriff
s
S
tie
You are hereby required to np-
vigor.
They’re
guaranteed »
mere “unenforceable,
regulative
satisfy or money refunded. Oak
directive covenant, not a condition; pear and answer the complaint filed
N
otice
is
H
ereby
G
iven
,
that
in
against you in the above entitled
An unusual amount of inter-
50c. at Chas. I. Clough's drug etc-11
I eat was taken in the cases of that specific performance cannot suit or» or before the expiration of pursuance of an execution and or­
der of sale duly issued out of and
tie
enforced
because
it
is
not
com
­
six
weeks
from
the
date
of
tlie
first
Kicked By a Mad Horse.
ibe State vs, McKinley and Hol-
publication of this summons, and under the seal of the Circuit Court
Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wit-
[ limn in the Circuit Court, the pulsory; that withdrawal of the if you fail to so appeur and answer, of the State of Oregon, fortheCoun­ had
a most narrow escape fn»1
former having lieeti found lands from sale is not a breach,” and for want thereof the plaintiff will ty of Multncmali, to me duly direct­ liis leg. as no doctor could heal 11*
that
the
government
"has
waived
ed,
dated
the
16th
day
of
February,
apply
to
said
Court
for
the
relief
guilty and the latter admitting
frightful sore that developed but’’
in the complaint herein. A. D. 1911, upqn a judgment rend­ last Bueklen’s Arnica Salve cut*“
his guilty on charges of contri­ the breach by apparent acquiescen­ demanded
ered
and
entered
in
said
Court
on
The
relief
deinande«i
is
that
a
cer
­
completely.
Its the greater,
buting to the delinquency of ce in the many deeds of record tain mortgage executed by vourself the 3rd day of February, 1911, in it
healer of
ulcers, burns, boil*
minor children.
The case is made by the railroad company in ami I„ H. Kennev uml Hallie favor of A. V. Allen, plaintiff, vs. eczema, scalds, cuts, corns. coM-
another drawing aside of the violation of the ¡proviso, by accept­ Kopieske to the plaintiffs on July August F. Mahne, defendant,for the sores, bruises und piles on eartk
fimi I
sum of $58.13, and the further sum Try it. 25c. at Chas I. Clough*
curtain and revealing to the ance and use of the road, annual 1st, 191)9, and which is recorded at of
$15.75 costs and disbursements,
page 440 of Ifook " S” of the Mort-
public gaze the shocking itti- issuance of laud patents and by- gage Records of Tillamook County, and also the coats of and upon said drug store.
inoral tendencies of the young effect of the general forfeiture acts Oregon, lie i eforme«! and correct«! writ, commanding me to make sale
people of this city. We say it of Jan. 31, 1885, and Sept. 29. 1890.” so that the deseriiitton therein shall of the real property of the above
The railway company further con­ lie. Hie South half of Lot 3, Hnd the named defendant attache«i by vir­
is shocking, for that is the con­
tends
that the land patents are con­ South half of the North East quar­ tue of a writ of attachment in said i
clusion parents whose young
ter of the South West quarter of cause, said property being describ- >
daughters have been ruined by clusive, that were they void the title Section 7. in Township 2 North of ed as follows, to-wit ;
-..............
W.M.. , . excepting
—
K a „
The North East quarter of Section
licensious young men have to they purport to convey was confirm­ Range 9 West
across
said land
I 9 ln Township
3 North of a---------------
Range 0
admit, and if there is any justi­ ed by the force and effect of the acta strip 1(4) feet wide ___
a
.1
2 S4
heretofore deeded and conveyed to
eat, * situated
in *■%«««
TillamookCountv. I
fication hi a person taking the of March 3, 1891, and March 2,1896. • the
i>_ Pacific
i«™...»:.. x»_;.
-----T an
j Naviga
N’iviga- ­
Oregon.
Railway
and
The itvenige price paid for law into their own hand, par­ and that these acta bar this suit so
Now. Therefore, --- by virtue
of said
tion Company ; that plaintiffs have
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butter fnt Inst year to the pat­ ents are justified in shooting far as it refers to lands patented be­ judgment
against vou and the other execution and order
* of " sale, > and in
fore
Oct.
1912.
The valued family te*
rons of the co operative dairy the daylights oat of the young
defendants executing said mort- compliance with the commands of
Another contention is that the gaue for $f<X).<)0, with interest there i ***** wr’t- I have dulv levied on said
cipes for cough and cold
iiasocintioiia in this county «im men who ravage their daugh­
•is,, cents per ihhiih I, or u ters. A few shooting scrapes statue of limitations bars thesuit of on from July 1st. I9(». nt the rate I Prt’l'*r,y and will on Tuesday, the
cure, liniments, tonics and
eight j»er cent j>er annum; for }?h.d,y °* M*T» 1®U, at the hour of
lift,«* oxer $1 .81 for PM) (louiida like that would wonderfully the cross-«ouiplamanta and inter­ of
other remedies have a*
the further sum of $75.00 as attor ' 10 o’clock a.m., at the front door of
of milk. I llis in n remarkable elevate the moral condition in venors.
ney'e fees and for the costs anti dis . ,he court house in Tillam«iok City,
careful attention here a*
bm sements of th«* suit, and for a Tillamook County, Oregon, sell the
showing for the dairying in­ Tillamook City. It needs im­
the most intricate prescrip­
foreclosure of the mortgage above above described real property at
dustry of I illntnook county, for proving. for it is a moat diffi­
Midnight in The Ozark«
tions.
mentioned
as
reformed
and
cor-
j
P
ubl
»c
auction
to
the
highest
bidder
we do not know where such cult matter for parents to mist* and vet sleepless Hirum Scranton rect»*d, and for general relief.
Iior cash in hand to satisfy said exe-
high prices have prevailed else­ young girls and boys as they «>f « lay City, IlL, coughed an<<
This summons is published by ' cution
and order of sale.
—
„.e, interests
Our fresh, high grade
I
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where, There is always a de should I m * when the environ­ coughed. He waa in the mountains ordei of the Homwable Homer und costs,
and all accruing
costs.
drugs
will help to tnak*
the advice of five doctors, who Mason. County Judge of Tillamook
H. C renshaw .
maud for I illanmok's famous ments are such as to lead them mi
sunt he had t-onsumption, but f«»un«l County, dated March 16th, 1911, the
these
remedies
more effet-
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
County.
Ore.
cheese and it keepa at the top astray.
1 ht*se cases brings to no help in the climate. an«i started time prescribed in said order for Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon
tive
than
ever.
home
Hearing
of
Dr.
King
’
s
New
price, und there does not seem light another glaring attempt
I publication is on«-e a week for six ! April 13th, 1911.
tiny pnwp<*ct of ox erstneking the tu defeat justice by spiriting Discovery, he began to use it "I successive week, and the date of the
Right prices are
lielieve
it
sayed
my
life,
”
he
wntea
first publication hereof is Thurs-'
market, no matter how large away State s witneaaes ami |»er-
Nev r Out of Work.
assured.
day,
March
16th,
1911.
the im re.i»e of the pruduct ntav jury on the ¡»art of witneaaee t hat l ean now <fo g«al work again. ”
The busiest little things ever made
ii- T. B otts ,
lie from this county.
There­ w hila giving evidence, a custom r«»rall lung disease . cough. col«la. I
"J* Dr- King’s New Life Pills.
Attorney for Plaintiff«.
«’Tr>\piM ’’ “ ”w,r N»»te<1 globule
fore. the dairy industry of Til In altogether too common in th** lairipp«-. asthma, croup, wlmumng '
hav fever, hemorrhages
| of health, that changes weakness
mtaik County for a uumla-r of justice and circuit courts of this evug-h.
Lame
Shoulder
i»
nearly
alwava
CLOUGH,*
hoarsen ma or quinsy, its the best I
to rheumatism of the mux leu into strength, languor into energv.
years tocome iiKik* excevdinglv county
brain-fag into mental power; curing
The Headlight baa ■•>*>*» rtuaady. Price 3Uc. and U m due
and
quieklv
vielda
to
the
free
apuli'-
bright.
J»'* V"** *
-Guaranteed by
Reliable Druggist.
Constipation,
Headsche.
Chills,
often referred to thia truversty Chas.
1. Ciougtx.
’• cation of Chmberiain’a Liniment,
Malari,.
Only 25« at
b or sale by Umar i Drug Store.
Chas. I. Clough's drug store.
We believe the dairymen of
this county are “standpatters,”
for they manage to keep the
cheese ata "standpat” price.
THE RAILROAD LOSES
FIGHT FOR LAND.
Government Grant to the
Southern Pacific is
Annulled.
FAMILY
RECIPES