Tillamook headlight., February 08, 1912, Image 2

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Tillamook Headlight, February 8, 1912
Notice of Appllcation’for License
tai' la—»■
Notice of Receiver’« Sale.
the wheel and place Tillamook
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I His overwhelming victory at he makes a glaring mistate- City amongst the up-to-date to Sell Spiritou* Malt and Vinous In the Circuit Court of the State of
Liquor* and Hard Cider, Etc.
the last presidential election ment. Men like Pinchot and a business towns of Oregon.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. >
Oregon, for the County of
One year.—..................................... l.&o showed the confidence that the few others who have a barrel of
Tillamook.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,— That
75
money
to
throw
away
in
their
Six month»...........................................
Elmore
Packing Com-j
a petition presented in and to the
50 people had in him, and nothing
Three month» ............. .....................
efforts
to
defeat
Taft
may
have
puny,
a
corporation.
County Court of Tillamook County,
have occurred whereby he has
Death of Mrs. Allender
Plaintiff,
Oregon, for a liquor license, is in
obtained control of certain news­
lost
the
confidence
reposed
in
vs.
•
words
letters
and
figures
arid
a
Entered as second class mall mat­
papers, but not the independent
Sarah Corbin was born at Cassville, full, true and correct transcript Mary kJ. Elmore
ter July. 1888, at the post office at him.
Press of the country. When a Huntington Co., Pa. on New Years therefrom and the whole thereof
Defendant J
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of
In pursuance of and by virtne of
March 3, 1870.
Some of the up-to-date towns man like Senator La Follette day, 1823. At the age of 21, with an is as follows, to-wit:
decree and order of sale of the
which have paved streets now extols the muckrake magazines older sister she moved to Fairfield, In the County Court of the State of a above
entitled court in the above
and
denouuces
the
newspapers
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Iowa,
where,
at
the
age
of
26,
she
was
find that they made a mistake
entitled cause, directing me as the
Tillamook.
u. be Öjillamook Ijcnöligbt, when they failed to have the he certainly made a bad and ir­ married to Baker M. Allender, a pion­ In the matter
Receiver appointed in the above
of the
entitled cause by the above en­
electric and telephone wires and reparable break which cannot eer of that undeveloped country. To
application of J. J
titled court, to sell the real property
McCormick for a
gas pipes placed underground. be overlooked by the Press. It this union six children were born the
hereinafter described, under and by
License.
Editorial Snap Shots. The result is that fine looking was unfortunate for him that he oldest of whom, Mary Belle and Archer To Liquor
virtue of said decree, which said
the
Honorable
County
Court
did
so,
and
just
as
unfortunate
Green,
died
in
early
childhood;
Henry
|
business streets are spoiled on
decree was duly rendered and en­
above named :
for
him
to
have
politicians
like
of record in the above en­
If we are going to have a account of dirty looking, un Pinchot spending their money Clay died in Iowa near the age of 43, | W e , the undersigned , hereby tered
titled court on the 16th day of
county fair this fall the Com­ sightly poles and wires. Now with a lavish hand so that they leaving four children, two boys and ALLEGE AND SHOW TO YOU THE FOL­ December, 1911 and directing tue
LOWING FACTS AND PETITION YOU
mercial Clubs or the Grangers is the time to get started right, I can get back into office with two girls; the two girls, Daisy and AS FOLLOWS : —
as said receiver to sell the same to
for
it
will
entail
considerable
Josie
being
now
in
Oregon
and
well
the highest and best bidder there­
should have charge of it.
That
we
and
each
of
us
are
resi
­
expenditure later on to place their foolish conservation ideas known in this city. Sarah Ella died in dents and legal voters within Gari­ for at public auction, in the man­
them where they belong. It is and bottle up this Western Kansas at the age of 47 leaving seven baldi Precinct, in Tillamook County, ner and form prescribed l>y Jaw for
the sale of real property on execu­
One thing that can be said of just a well to get started right | country. That is what the chief children. Of Mrs. Allender’s six child­ Oregon, and have been 8 .
tion,
utn
the K R. & N. without fear of
<■'. in the improvement of Tilla-, muck-a-mucks in La Follette's ren only two are now living: Geo. M., more than thirty days
I will on the 26th day of February,
contradiction : It is the most mook City, and this is one of [ campare after,which the people an expert printer and linotype machin­ ceeding the date and «."**’ piv- 1912, at the hour of ten o’clock in
this petition, and the fill ’fining ,
scenic railroad in Oregon. That things that the city officials of the Northwest should resent. ist, who with his family resides at having been and now ng thereo the forenoon of said day, at the
should help in boosting Tilla­ should not overlook and insist It was on the advice of Pinchot Davenport, Iowa, and Frank who re­ residents and legal vo'er® within north entrance door of the County
Court House, in Tillamook City, in
mook County.
upon carrying cut. It will not that President Roosevelt placed sides in this city and with whom said Precinct for more than thirty Tillamook County, Oregon, se'll at
days next preceeding February
a
large
tract
of
land
south
of
be long before the people of this
public auction to the highest and
“Grandma” has made her home since 1st, 1912.
Every taxpayer in Tillamook city will be wanting to use gas Tillamook City into a reserve a coming to Oregon.
That we hereby petition you to best bidder therefor, for U.S. gold
coin in hand, the following des­
County should put his foot, on for illuminating and cooking few years ago, and deprived
She had been sick for about six grant a license to sell, spiritous cribed real property, to-wit :
the scheme of Governor West purposes, and all utility com- home seekers from taking up months being able to walk a little up malt, fermented and vinous liquors
_
Situate in the County of Tilla­
and hard cider or fermented cider.
to create a State Road Commis­ parties should be given equal homesteads and timber claims.
to a few days before her death which commonly called bard cider, for a mook. State of Oregon :
sion. We in this neck of the privileges to use an under­ It is time that the voters of this came calmly and peacefully, Feb. 1, period of one year from date of the
The E. half of N.E. quarter, N'.E.
woods do not want State officers ground tube where the streets county got their eyes open and
quarter of S. E. quarter and Lot 1 of
granting
of
such
license,
within
what to expect if La Follette is 1912. having lived to the age of 89 yrs. said Garibaldi Precinct, and in and seetion 22, Tp. 3 N., R. 10 W., ex­
poking their noses into our road are paved.
at the Town of Garibaldi, therein to cept Town of Nehalem and one and
elected. There was general re­ and one month.
affairs, neither do we want to
Mrs.
Allender
and
her
husband
were
the above named J. J. McCormick. one half acres, sold to School Dis­
sentment
in
Tillamook
County
pay taxes to create another poli
It will be tough on Tillamook
Dated this 1st day of February, trict No. 39.
members
of
the
Piesbyterian
Church
tical machine, for State taxes County if the Democratic mem when that land was withdrawn
I Also tract commencing at a point
1912.
but
for
the
past
thirty
years
she
has
, where section line between sections
are now altogether too high.
Peter Byrom, Garibaldi.
bera of the Rivers and Harbors from entry and placed in a re- been a faithful member of the Seventh
22 and 23, Tp. 3 N„ R. 10 W„ inter­
cannot
believe
serve,
and
we
Roy
Dunham,
Garibaldi.
Committee succeed in carrying
sects lot 4 in block 5 of the Town of
Day Adventist Church from which
Chas. Morgan, Garibaldi.
in
this
county
that
the
voters
Nehalem, then down line oCblocks
The first need of Tillamook out their intention of eliminat­
church in this city her funeral was
C.
H.
Sutton,
Garibaldi.
4 and 5, 248 ft. to Nehalem rivtr to a
City is an up-to-date hotel, one ing all new projects from the are going to cast their votes to held Saturday, Feb. 3, 1912, Rev. B.
Wm. Campbell, Garibaldi.
' stake 2 ft. North of Wists Wharf,
Ben Tillofson, Garibaldi.
with two hundred bedrooms, bill in order to save a few mil- satisfy the whims of those who E. Emerick of the U. B. Church offici­
■ then North 20 degrees E. 33 ft. to a
H. B. Karr, Garibaldi.
nicely furnished with all the l:on dollars, and the Democratic were instrumental in withdraw­ ating.
lot formerly owned by C. Pye, then
i. Jackson, Garidaldi.
ing
land
in
this
and
other
coun
­
modern conveniences.
One leader of the house, Represen­
, North 70 degrees West, along line
I. Mitchell, Garibaldi.
ties
from
entry.
La
Follette
of said lot to line between sections
large central hotel will prove it tative Underwood, has inti­
Henry Chatnphe, Garibaldi.
DONT MISS THIS !
, 22 and 23, then south on said sec­
Thomae Quinn Garibaldi.
paying investment, but any mated that there will be no may need someone with money
tion line to beginning, containing
Carl Loll, Garibaldi.
thing short of that number of Rivers and Harbors bill if the to hack him in his campaign, Photographs at Greatly Re
. 3-16 acres in Lot 5, Section 23, Tp
Ben
Center,
Garibaldi.
but
this
Western
country
can
­
rooms will only necessitate the senate passes the pension bill.
3 N., R. 10 W.
William Dowd, Garbaldi.
duced Prices.
1 Also the following lots in the
building of another first class We suppose he knew what he not stand Pinchot, for he is so
J. A. Smith, Garibaldi.
; Town of Nehalem : All of Blocks 1,
[could do when he made that crazy on his conservation theo­
Frank Buckles, Garibaldi.
hotel.
In order to reduce our over sup­
. 2 3, 4 ; Lots 3, 4 and the W. one
Frank K.Strueby, Garibaldi.
[threat.
The situation is ex­ ries that he will bottle up most ply of Photographs Card Mounts,
half of Lots 7 and 8, in Block 5 ;
C. V. Stoker, Garibaldi.
We are glad to hear that the tremely interesting to Tilla­ everything if ever he has the
: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8, in Block 6 ;
we will make Cabinets or smaller
iohn
Alleig,
Garibaldi.
power
and
authority
to
do
so
city authorities are making as mook County, for having suc­
i all of Blocks 7, 8. 9 and 10 : Lots 1.
. J. McCormick, Garibaldi.
Sepia or black and white, on any
2, 5, 6, 7 and 8, in Block 11 ; Lots 1,
much haste ns possible to bring ceeded in overcoming so many again. ___ ____________
C. F. Alexander, Garibaldi.
style card mount on hand for ¿2.00
2, 7 and 8. in Block 12 ; Lota 3, 4, 5,
about a change for the better in gauntlets, it will be a great dis­
A. F..Goff, Garibaldi.
per
dozen,
while
they
last.
These
6, 7 and 8, in Block 13 ; Lots 1, 2, 5,
Every time the snap shot man are all staples up to date mounts,
Wm. Keys, Garibaldi.
this city. It takes time to make appointment to be turned down
6, 7 and 8, in Block 14; all of Blocks
E. Beelitz, Garibaldi.
the preliminary arrangements, when so near obtaining that takes a peep at what some of the some very choice styles.
15 and 16.
Also ail the tide land
B. S. Thompson, Garibaldi
progressive
towns
of
the
Will
­
Regular
price,
$4.00
to
$7.00.
and as soon as this is done no [for which we have struggled
fronting and abutting above des­
E. Krumlauf, Garibaldi.
Drop
in
and
look
them
over.
amette
valley
are
doing
by
way
cribed property.
time will be lost
Mayor Har­ for many years. It is a most
J. S. McDonald, Garibaldi.
Also beginning at the corner of
MONK’S STUDIO.
ter is spending considerable anxious time for those who are of civic improvements, we feel
W. H. Derby, Garibaldi.
sections 4, 5, 32 and 33, Tps. 2 and
H. J. Robison, Garibaldi.
NEXT TO POST OFFICE.
time over the preliminary work, looking for harbor improve­ that TillamookCity needs a good
3
N.,
R. 10 W. ; thence W. on line
Fred Hart, Garibaldi.
shaking up. And it does, and
and those who are anxious to ments.
between sections 5 and 32, 6.13
Wm.
Katy.
Garibaldi]
a good shaking together as to
chains; thence south 16.22 chains
see Tillamook City push to the
Lee Mead, Garibaldi.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
to Bay shore ; thence north 61
civic pride. Towns which were
front will not have long to wait.
J. N.. Robinson, Garibaldi.
We notice that W. J. Cle­
degrees East 7 chains ; thence north
sleep)
-
looking
and
ill-kept
a
A.
Longonbaker,
Garibaldi.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,— That
ments, president of the Port­
55 degrees East 2.65 chains ; thence
S.
C.
Frost,
Rockaway.
few
yearB
ago
have
been
aroused
n puraunce of a decree of foreclo­
north 34 degrees east 5,13 chains ;
Outside of Portland, Eugene land Automobile Club, bus con­ by their Commercial Clubs and sure
S. G. Frost. Rockaway.
and order of sale duly render
thence north 24 degrees East 5.25
P. L. Frost, Rockaway.
in probably the liveliest town in ceived au idea of building u become important business cen­ ed and entered by the . Circuit
chains ; thence North 58 degrees
C. H, Frost, Garibaldi.
Oregon. We remember, only n road down the Snlmonberry, ters. with all the modern im­ Court of the State of Oregon, for
East 1.75 chains ; thence North 30
Martin
Hart,
Garibaldi.
Tillamook
County
on
the
11th
day
using
the
wagon
road
which
few years ago, when local op­
degrees West 1.50 chains to line
G. M. Gunderson, Rockaway.
provements,
such
as
sewer
sys
­
of
November,
1911,
in
a
certain
suit
between sections 4 and 33 ; thence
tion was an issue there, that [ was built in constructing the tems, paved streets, cement then pending in said |court, where­ M. M. Mead, Rockaway.
west 7.51 chains to the place of be­
some persons predicted that it | railroad. We do not wonder at pavements, etc. Some of these in Lewis ¡Sondheim is plaintiff and
Chas. Fonger, Garibaldi.
ginning 15.21 acres. Variation 21
A. N. Bolting, Garibaldi.
would kill that city. We wish Mr. Clements going into ecstasy towns, with not one-third of Srethna S. Phelps is defendant, in
degrees East.
D. W. Johnston, Garibaldi.
favor of said plaintiff and against
that Tillamook City was as' over the scenery of that route
Also all the frontage, wharfing
G. Marshall, Garibaldi
the advantages that Tillamook said defendant, and in pursuance
for
nutomobiling.
The
question
lively a city as lùtgene,notwith­
rights and privileges north and in
A. (J. Krumlauf, Garibaldi.
City
have,
have
gone
ahead
and
of
an
execution
and
order
of
sale
front
of lot two (2), in section four
standing that it is "dry" and is the enormous cost and where accomplish things, with the re­ duly issued out of said court upon
Clyde Miller, Garibaldi.
(4), in township two (2), North of
Beney
Johnson,
Garibaldi.
keeping n large amount of to obtain the money to con­
said decree and order of sale bear­
range ten (10) West of the Willam­
Andy Hayden, Garibaldi.
We may cite the sult that they belong to-day to ing date December 30th. 1911, and
mou y nt home and in circula­ struct it.
ette Meridian, extending from the
the
up-to-date
business
towns
of
-Sam
Johnson,
Garibaldi.
to
me
directed
as
Sheriff
of
Tilla
­
tion, while the saloons here Wilson river as another scenic
liue of ordinary low tide to the
J. E, Mason, Garibaldi.
Oregon,
which
are
attractive
to
mook
County,
Oregon,
I,
H.
Cren
­
channel of the Nehalem river.
are continually draining the rond for nutomobiling, but for
Chas.
R.
Gatchet.
Garibaldi.
shaw,
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
County,
Also beginning at the south west
lack of money lies dormant and home seekers, investors and Oregon, will expose for sale, and
Loyd C. Smith, Rockaway.
money out of Tillamook City.
That is the sell at public auction to the highest
corner of Lot numbered one (1), of
R. E. Jackson, Garibaldi.
obscured. However, whenever manufacturers.
section four (4), Township two (2)
Washington County shows any class that is flocking to these bidder for cash in hand on Saturday ' H. A. Wampler, Garibaldi.
North of range ten (10) West of the
The snap shot man had the disposition to build a wagon live towns, for whenever they the 10th day of February, 1912, at 10 Chae. Bowers, Garibaldi.
Willamette Meridian, and running
Jas. H. Snydow, Garibaldi.
pleasure of meeting and discus­ road into this county by the strike a "dead" town they get o'clock A.M., all the following des
thence north on the line between
F. C. Robison, Garibaldi.
cribed
real
property
situated
in
sing road matters with County
lots one and two of said section and
Victor Brener’ Garibaldi.
Snlmonberry route there will lie out asquickly ns possible. We Tillamook County, to-wit:
a prolongation thereof, to low water
Judge Thompson,
of
Lane
Oscar C. Hawthorne, Garibaldir
All of Blocks 4 and 17 in the town
plenty of time to consider it, for want to impress upon our busi­
mark of Nehalem Bay ; thence
County, last week, and in doing
M. Adamsop, Garibaldi.
we believe that the cost would ness men and the citizens of of Netarts Bay Park, according to
easterly following said low water
Clark Smith, Garibaldi,
so we felt interested, for that
the map and plat thereof on file in
Tillamook
City
the
importance
mark
to a point on said low water
astound Washington County,
Alfred Johnson, Garibaldi.
the office of the County Clerk of
county has done what the Head­
mark line ten chains east of the
which is just beginning to wake of getting busy, for we are a Tillamook County, State of Oregon.
Joe Snetsinger, Garibaldi,
light was the first to agitate,
line between said lots number one
M. Morony, Garibaldi.
For the purpose of satisfying said
up ns to the importance of good long way behind other towns
and two prolonged ; thence south
employed n practical engineer
and
it
is
going
to
take
a
num
­
Henry
Jennings,
Garibaldi.
decree,
and
wherein
it
is
decreed
Tillamook County is
on a line parallel with said line
A. Davis, Garibalbi.
and road builder to plan out roads.
the plaintiff have judgment
I blessed with many scenic roads ber of years to catch up to them. that
between lots one and two and ten
E.
H.
Best,
Garibaldi.
against
the
defendant
for
the
sum
and supervise road work
We
After seeing what Salem, Med­
chains distant therefrom to the
that
are
unimproved
and
not
Geo.
Perry,
Garibaldi.
of
$313.52,
with
interest
theron
at
the
want to say this, however, that
south line of said lot one ; thence
A. C. Jennings, Garibaldi.
fit now for nutomobiling, but ford, Eugene, Albany and other rate of ten yer cent, per annum
west on said south line to lot one to
Lane County, which had iilsmt
G. M. Loosley, Jr., Garibaldi.
we expect to see many of them towns have done and then com­ from April 15th, 1911, for the further
the south west corner thereof and
fifty road supervisors, will have
Fred Gatchet, Grribaldi.
pare Tillamook City with them, sum of $35.00 attorney's fees, and
place of beginning, containing
P. H. Dirks. Garibaldi.
to reduce the road (tosses to as turned into delightful drive­ we begia to feel ashamed that for the costs and disbursements of
twenty-five acres more or less, and
I- L. Smith, Garibaldi.
few i.s possible if it expects to ways before many years, with we are dragging along in the the suits taxed at $41 80.
also all riparian rights and wharf
Mark. Hobson, Garibaldi.
Dated this January- 11th, 1912.
obtain economic road building. thousands of tourists traveling background nfid doing nothing
privileges of whatever nature per­
H. M. Davis, Garibaldi.
H. CRENSHAW,
over them every summer. This
taining to said described lands, less
John Paquet, Garibaldi,
Sheriff of Tillamook County',
is what Mr. Clements says of to improve local conditions or
right of way heretofore conveyed
John Hobson, Garibaldi.
Oregon.
make this a progressive town.
Our esteemed contemporary the road :
to the Pacific Railway A Navigation
Wm. Hartzell. Garibaldi.
All
the
live
towns
have
grown
Company.
is drugging God's name into
J. A. Johnson, Miama.
“ Never before did 1 reulize the
Dated at Tillamook City Oregon,
Prices for Hogs.
Arthur J. Holmgreen, Garibaldi
politics. Don't do it lignin Bro. beauties of nature in this part of on a community of interest and
this 25th day of January, 1911.
M. F. Bowman, Hobsonville.
Trombley, for it breaks ii Di­ Oregon. I have driven in my ma- civic pride proposition, and
W ebster H olmes ,
J. W. Feley Garibalyi.
to Tillamook many times, TillamookCity will have to have
Light hogs 150 lbs., 8Hc.
vine command, "Tliou sluilt not chine
Receiver.
tint of course always by the reg
Joe Hauxhurst, Garibaldi.
150
lbs.
to
200
lbs.
8c.
take the name of the Lord thy uler routes. Saturday Mr*. Clemens that kind of sentiment if it ever 200 lbs. to 250 lbs. 7Hc.
P Schrantz, Rockaway.
John C, Backus.
God in vain, for the Lord will and I took the train down to Gari- amounts to anything. But the
Splendid Stock.
300 lbs. and over, 7c.
Wm H. Franklin. Garibaldi.
not hold him guiltless that ; baldi, and then the boat to Bay- question to be solved is whether
Tillamook Meat Company.
j
ocean,
where
we
made
plana
to
build
State of Oregon, County of Tilla
The dependable S. W. Miller is a
tnketh His name in vain." We II Summer house
It waa an eight- this city is going to wake up
mook. SS.
Piano of today. Every stick of
can't see why Hro. Trombley hour trip, but when we got in the and get into the live, progres­ First La Grippe, Then Bronchitis
I. J- J. McCormick, being first timber in its construction shows
should want the Divine bless mountains I waa glad we went ao sive column or remain dead,
duly sworn, say
That I am one splendid standard stock, value and
slow.
The
scenery
wna
beautiful.
That
was
the
case
with
Mrs.
\V.
S.
of
the petitioners above named, and up to date features never found in
dead, dead, with old rotten side
ing to- fall on Seuator La Fol­
In a abort stretch of 20 miles Mr*
Bailey,
McCreary,
Ky.
"
My
wife
have
read
the
foregoing
petition ; pianoes of a lower grade.
lette for uttering n great big Clemens counted IV waterfall« on walks, dirty flthy streets, etc.
was taken down with a severe at­ that all of the facta «nd statements
The S. W. Miller Piano uses for
falsehood about the news- one side of the trucks, and I counted We have great confidence in tack
of la grippe, which run into therein contained and set forth are its strings the celebrated Poelman
papers when addressing the 40 on the other. Near the railroad Tillamook City becoming one of bronchitis. She coughed a* tlio’ true as I verily believe, and to my German
imported wire, which is
magazine publishers not the was thia construction camp road. the most important business, she had consumption and could not beat knowledge and belief.
the highest priced piano wire in
III
place»
it
waa
m
good
condition.
sleep
at
night.
The
first
bottle
of
the
world.
A piano with such
newspa|HT publishers. We have At some (mint» where it went commercial and industrial cen­
...
J-J M c C ormick .
’s Honey aud Tar Compound
Subscribed and aworn to before strong, superior staple wire never
seen a gcssl many ridiculous around a steep hill part of the bed ters in Oregon on account of its Foley
gave her so much relief that she me thia let day of February 1912
disappoints, but stays steadily in
things and this is one of them.
waa waahed away, and in other ideal location. Few towns are continued using it until she was
[* eal )^
W ebster H olmes .
tune, where a cheaply made piano
place« «lidea obstructed passage [ so splendidly situated and with permanently cured." — Chas. I.
Notary Public for Oregon.
would go wrong. We invite you
t>ut it appeared to me that with a ! such a vast amount of undevel­ Clough Co.
N otice _ is ' F urther 1.
_N
H ereby to our store to see and hear this
If ever a president was enti­ little money thia could tie made a I
G
—That said
. iven . ...
— « petition
-------- J xwill piano. Jones and Knudson ori­
oped wealth surrounding them
I"
—
r ” for
_
__
_
tled to a second term it is I're prtniunrut highway.
I* called
up
action
in the ginators of the direct selling plan
Foley Kidney Pills will cure any County
In
the
paaaea
in
the
mountains
as
Tillamook
City.
It
is
now
up
Court
of
Tillamook
County' in Tillamook from factoiy to home
»ident I aft.
He has steered in Switterland the government ha»
case
of
kidney
or
bladder
trouble
to
the
progressive
citizens
to
get
Oregon,
on
the
sixth day of distributors.
the ship of state successfully, built concrete retaining wall«, ao
not twyond the reach of medicine. “-------- "
March, 1912, and based-
_________
on ______
said
mid it is to Is* hoped the |>eo- that the road goea around the busy. Will they do so ? There No medicine can do more.—Chas I petition
;
said
J.
1.
McCormick, on
Clough Co.
is
not
one
piece
of
property
in
steepest
hilla
mid
is
free
from
ihw
ple will appreciate what he lias
A Good Position
said
last
named
date,
will
apply
to
aiblc slide«
The same could be1 this city but what will double
done for the public gissi. True done
said County Court for a license to
Can be had by ambitious young
011 tins road
Of course, in in value >n u few years if we
The Sound Sleep of Good Health be granted to him. to sell within •”*“ ar,d women in the field of
it is that lie is no scheming place« tin* road^goea sleep down
Garibaldi Precinct and in "Wireless’ or Railway Telegraphy.
politician, but we should all among the trout stream«, and in had the same push and civic Is nol for those suffering from kid. said
the town of Garibaldi therein, Since the 8-hour law became effect­
ney
»'irnents
and
irregularities.
The
pride
us
the
live
business
towns
others
high
into
th«-
air
where
one
feel proud that we have such n
prompt use of Foley Kidney Pills spiritous. malt and vinous liquors, ive, and since the wireless com­
can almost «hake hands with the
clean, able and honorable citi angel«. _ l he waterfalls are magint- of the Willamette Valley, but will <li«i>el backache and rheuma­ fermented cider, commonly known panies are establishing stations
if
we
continue
to
drag
along
in
tism, heal and strengthen sore, as hard cider, for a period of one throughout the country there is a
zen filling the office of presi­ i«eal. Even the big tree« are won
“««d license. great shortage of telehraphers.
dent. He may not suit some of derful. In thi« highway we could u do nothing, ntoosback spirit, weak and ailing kidneys, restore >'*Xr from ,he da,e
action, and with it health
,hi* 1,1 day of February,
Positions pay beginners from $70
the politician* and the Demó­ have enough to advertise to the i some other town will string up normal
1V1X.
strength. Mrs. M. F. Spals-
to $011 per month, with good chances
and then the bottom will drop aad
crata, but wlten the situation is world our beautie«. '•
bury. Sterling. 111. say» . •• j ,ui.
J. J. M c C ormick .
of advancement.
The
National
out of what values there are in fered great pain in mv back and
¡(Hiked at squarely in the face,
Telegraph Institute of Portland,
property.
Let
us
nil
put
some
kidneys, could not sleep at night
Hay for sale.
Oregon operates under the super­
President Taft i« ns safe and as
\\ hen La Follette accuses the
___ _ in quantities from vision of H. R. sndWireleas officials
Hay for Sale
sound u person that can be newspapers of twing paid and I life, some energy, *on»e push, and could not raise my hands over
v
,Bu‘ ,wo
Folev one »" lOHons. at ralini price-7n“ and places all graduate* into posi­
found to fill thg high position. controlled by the money power and some ginger into our efforts Knlnev Pills cured me.' -Chas. L quire at E. K Goodspeed* tU mile* tion*.
nod nil put their shoulders to
t tough Co-
north of Tillamook City.
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