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Tillamook Headlight. October 24, 1912. Notice. r Cheese Maker Wanted Wanted. BidTfor CHeese Maker N otice is H ereby G iven ,—To School with at East Beaver Cheese Co. Buis all wjiom it may concerní That the 1000 u. tn.—Bible classes for all ages IIIU*t be in by the 26th October ad Common Council of Tillamook City, 11:00 Morning Worship anil Ser- dressed to Jay Baker, Beaver, <-• Oregon, did on the 16th day of mon. September, 1912, duly adopt Ordin Ser- Evening Public 7:30 a.m. A S. Jones, Prop. Lee Pharmacy, ance No. 248, providing for a contin vice. , uation of Sixth Street, in Tillamook The paetor will speak on the Chico, Calif., say»: “I have been City, Oregon, from the West line of second subject in a senes on an selling Folev A Company s medicine Second Avenue East to the East ____ mod- for years Foley's Honey and lar swers to pertinent questions end of said Sixth Street as it is now- ern men are asking: “How may I ( i.in pound I consider baa no equal established in Central Addition to is the one cough medicine I know that the Bible is an expres- and can recommend b> n,V friends nt» Tillamook City, and the said Com Bion of the Divine Mind : containing no narcotics or other mon Council did on October 21st, Special inuBic by the choir, 1912, appoint Henry Rogers, M. cordial welcome will be extended to harmful properties."—At I.amars Melchoir and T. H. Goyne, three Drug Store._________ _____ disinterested freeholders of Tillu- D. A. M ackenzie , pastor. inook City, to view such proposed street and make an assessment of the damages and F .nefits im ac count of the laying cut of the street mentioned in said Ordinance, and did appoint Monday the 25th day of November, 1912 at the hour of 8 ........ $ .45 ’ 15 watte o’clock p m., at the Council Room .45 25 watts in the Commercial Club Rooms, in .50 40 watts Tillumook Block, Tillamook City, .65 60 watts Oregon, as the time and place for 1 00 said viewers to meet. 100 watte You A re F urther N otified Frosted Lampe five cents extra that the boundaries and terminus Effective October lltli. of the proposed street, being a con T illamook E lectric L ight AND tinuation of said Sixth street, are described as follows: Beginning at F uel C ompany - the southeast corner of Block 1 of Harter’s Addition to Tillamook City, I and being in the West line of Second Avenue East, and running thence i West 300 feet to the southeast cor- 1 ner of Block 1 of Central Addition to Tillamook City, Oregon; running ____________ L ?eet to the North east corner of Block 2 of Central Addition to Tillamook City; run ning thence East 300 feet to the West line of Second Avenue East and running tnence North along the West line of Second Avenue East 60 feet to the place of beginning; the East FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER (Vote for One). ern terminus of said street is the West line of Second Avenue East, and the Western terminus of said 76 X H. V. ALLEY of Tillamook County, Independent. Street is the East end of Sixth ¡Street, in■ Tillamook City, Oregon, ; as the same is now established ly- I ing between Blocks 1 and 2 of Cen- ¡ tral Addition to Tillamook City, shown by the community. Many les-, Fair Prizes Awarded. i and the property proposed to be sons which will be valuable for the fu-' appropriated for such purposes is October 19, 1912, Tillamook Comity. ture were learned. We hope to double : described as a strip of land 52.32 Potatoes, class A. Freddie Benton, the entries next year. Steps will be i feet in width off the entire south taken at once to get subscriptions and by Tillamook County Bank. $5.00 ¡side.of the said described street, Potatoes, class B, Lois Wade, by Till ' publish them that the pupils may belonging tc Ida Martiny, and a know what, things to grow and make. tunook County Bank. $3.00. strip 7.68 feet in width off the entire Cabbage, class A, Bertha Blanchard, Hie time for the advertising was too North side of said tract formerly I «bort for the preparation required to by Lamar’s Drug Store. $1.00. belonging to J. R. Harter, and not Cabbage, class B, Mary Easom, by insure a large number of entries on included in the platted lots of | each article. Lamar's Drug Store. 50c. Harter’s Addition to Tillamook W 8. Buel, County Sup’t. Celery, class A. Gail Hue), by Ray City. & Co. $1.00. And all persons claiming dam RiitabagHs, class II, Henry I ton a Id ages by reason of the appropriation i Sewer Pipe for Sale. son, by Tillamook Headlight. $1.00 of the said property for said street Parsnips, class B, Henry Donaldson, I For Sale all sizes of sewer pipes I are hereby specially notified to file by Jones & Knudson. $1.00 I and sewer connections. See I. If. their claim for such damages with Carrots, class A, Earnest Ford, by the undersigned, City Recorder of San Francisco Examiner. dictionary. M >1 i Tillamook City, Oregon, before the Sweet Peas claaa B, Lenore Sarchet, time appointed for the meeting of Corner Stone to be Laid Sunday. by Clough * h Drug Store, seeds, 50c. said viewera as above set out. Turnips, class A, Arthur Harris, by t Done by order of the Common Tillamook Herald. $1.00. 1 10:00 n.m. Bible School, This is Council of Tillamook City, Oregon. Beets, class A, Llyod Anderasn, by a good place to spend an hour We Rollie W. Watson, $f.0O. Dated this October 22, 1912. i have a place and a welcome for you Boots, class 11, Warren Poland, b.V ( seal ] T. B. H andley 11:00 a tn. Pr.’aching service. I ! C. F Swander, of Portland, will de Rollie W Watson, 50c. City Recorder of Tillamook City, Tomatoes, Carrie Reddaway, by ' liver the morning sermon. Oregon. Mr. Squires, Holly Tree. 3:00 p. m. —Laying the corner stone Pumpkin, class A, Paul Burke, . for the new church. The Program Summons. Pelz & Kercboff. $1.00. will be Singing; Invocation; Script- (This Advertisement Paid For bjr People Supporting H. V. Alley.); Pumpkin, class B, Warren Abplan- j ’ lire Lesson. Rev. Meese; Address, ■■ ■■■■■■■ .1 alp, by Clough’s Drugstore, seeds 50c. I “Value of the church to the busi- ------------------------------------------------------------- t In the Circuit Court of the State o Squash, class B, Warren Poland, by . | ness interest of the city," Rev. D I Oregon for Tillamook County. Ray & Co., 50c. II,. Shrode; “Valueof such buildings T. B. Potter Realty Jellv, class A. Evelyn Hoag, by W.S. ‘ to the city," Mayor Harter; “Our : Company, a Corpo- Buel. $1.00. final aim," Rev. Kuhlman; Prayer, I ration, Jelly, class B, Clarice Snodgrass, by Rev. MacKenzie; Singing; Address, Plaintiff, W. S. Buel, 50c. Rev. < I Swander; Placing Stone. . vs. Cake, class A, Ruth Severance, by ! Mrs P. A. Latimer and Mr Smith ' Lawrence R, Wheeler, King H Smith, aluminum tea-kettle Elliott; Remarks, Pastor; Benedic William M. Wheeler Cake, clans B, Jewel Whitehouse, by tion. and Margaret M- Lamar's Variety Store, cup and saucer. 1 Evening service. 0:30 p. m. — Chris Wheeler, his wife, Bread, class A, Fave Harris, by tian Endeavor. Nelson P. Wheeler, Tillamook feed Co.. 1 bhl. flour. 7:30 p. in —Regular preaching ser AllieM. Wheeler, John Bread, class A, Hugh Zimmerman, vice will be in charge of the Loyal E. Wheeler and Mar by San Francisco Examiner, dictionary. Ilaughters, the young ladies' Bible garet C. Wheeler, his Cake, hoys only. 1st, Gail Buel. by class Rev C F Swander will speak wife, Eleanor R. Mrs. E. G. Ford, $1.00. W heeler, J. H. Cook, Cake, laiys only, 2nd, Meric Roberts, at this service. The young ladies extend to von a hearty welcome to and --------------- Cook by L. L. Baker, 50c. his wife, aud Peter Apron, machine made, class A, Rebah thia service. Wheeler and---------- Powell, by (¡rant Mills. $1.50. R. E. JoPE, pastor Apron hand made, class A. Nev« Wheeler, Ins wife. Maddux, by E. T. Halton. $1.00. Defendants. Mrs. 1 (. Hastier, (¡rand Island, Apron, machine made, class B, Ella I To I^wrence ,R. Wheeler, William N’ebr., had siiuiethiug she wishes to Sheets (tie), by The Toggery. -50c. M Wheeler and Margaret M. about Koley’s Honey i and — Tur Apron, machine made, class 11, Mary say 1 Wheeler, his wife, Nelson P. compound. “ My three children Easom. (tie), by C.I. Clough,seeds, 50.- ' Wheeler, Allie M. Wheeler, John h «l a vert severe attack of I whoop, Apron, liHiui made, c I has II. Grace E. Wheeler and Margaret C. cough and suffered greatly W«<le (tie,) by B. D. Lamar's Variety ing 1 Wheeier his wife, Eleanor R. A friend recommended Foley* a Store, doll. Wheeler, J.- H. Cook and-------- __________ anil it Apro», I ihiii I made, class H. I-enure Honey and far Compound, Cook, his wife, Peter Wheeler 1 than < . „ „ .'... I anything Snrchct (tie), B. I*. Lamar's Variety did them more goo and----- -- Wheeler his wife : I gave them. I am glad to recom Store, doll. lx the N ame of the S tate of Canned Fruit, class A, Elizabeth mend it ’ -At Lamar*a Drug Store. O regon , You and eacji of you are CoatM, by First National Bank $3 (XI. hereby required to appear and an Canned Fruit, class R, Melvin Dick, swer the complaint filed against I \V. Copeland, <»( Dayton. Ohio, b.V first National Rank $2.0<>. you in the above entitled court and pur< h a bottle <»♦ < hiimberlain* a Dvuglinut.i, class I), Lolita Johnson, < oiitfh Remedy for his boy wliohuil action, on or before the laBt day of by lloni'V A Son, $.5(1. the time prescribed in the Summons a cold and before the bottle was all Cookies, class A. Gladys Edner, by uwed the box h cold wan gone. I h herein, which said order was made Honey Son, $ all. and dated on the -21st day of lhet not better than to pay a five Dnss, class A. Ella Glad, by Eugene dollar doctor’* bill ? For aale by September. 1912, and if you fail so to Jenkins, trade $2.(10. nil dealer* answer for want thereof the plain Dress, class B, Elsie Dick, by E. T. tiff will have judgment against you II al tom 50c. and each of you. for the appropria Needle Work, class A. Irma Doerge, tion and condemnation anil assess Bennington & Stillwell 50c. ment of your damages in the above Needle Wurk, class B, Ruby Milla, entitled court and action, on the Bennington A Stillwell 60c following described real property, Furniture, class A. Jay Michaud, by 'of which vou are the owners of an A. McNair A Co. $1.50. undivided interest therein, to-wit : Furniture, class It, l,ec Doty, by Ths > Beginning at a point 2371.31 feet Toggery $1.00. ' north and 1010.84 feet west of the Barred Rocks, claaa A, Ila Higgen- east quarter corner of section 18, liothetn. by W. S. Buel $1.00, township 1 S., range 10 W. of the Barred Ria-ks, class 11. Clare Small, .Willamette Meridian in Tillamook byW S. Buell $1.00. County, Oregon, tbence south 6deg. White Rocks, class B, Warren Po 10’ east 65.2 feet; thence south land. by M. F. (.each $1.50. . vl.h«e a^’ve of Pank Holmes, candidate on the Democratic 25 deg. 56’ east 157.8 feet; thence White Wyandotts, claaa B, Mary Ea- n,Or •y‘orn,P'.’utheT‘"rd District, including the counties west 223.29 feet; thence north 207.05 •om, by M. F. Leach $1.50. of Tillamook Yamhill 1 oik, Manon and Linn, is one of the leading ind feet ; thence east 150 feet to the Rhode Island Reda, claaa A. Earl successful attorneys of the State * point j>f beginning, containing .84 White, by M. F. l«ach $1.50. He is « years of age, and was admitted to the bar in October. 1897 acres more or * less, ' situated ‘ * in the Rhode Island Rails, class B. Ikinald He received a thorough and Practical legal training before admin northeast quarter of the north Dick, by A. McNair 4 Co., pocket «X’lea e’°< JUdKe ” F B-"”"'" «nd He unX. W H. east quarter of _ ... section 18, in knits. township 1 S of range 10 W. of the Ducks, Peking, claaa A, Elsie Glatki. H» »hen formed a partnership with hie brother. Webster Holmes • — ---------------------- -- Willamette Meridian. And a strip bv A McNair A Cxi . 76c. now of rillHitiook ( it\. with otlices i** ~1— Oregon, where he has o< »"nrt «’ feet wide, extending 20 in u? Salem. thick«. Indian Runner, claaa A. Lloyd practiced law ever Riner. feet on either side of the following Jones, by A. McNair A Co., 75e. .1 ”* »• Hfcognixed by the Cirviitt Courts and the Supreme Court of described line in the southwest Rabbits, claaa A. Glenn I-each, by the State, «■ well as the Federal Courts of the State, as a lawver of liiwh L. Baker. $1.00. quarter of the southeast quarter Jetfal Mttainiiiente and ability, 19 well. na a man of irreproachable character and the southeast quarter of the I*tgsona. claaa B. Mary Eaaom. by I.. Baker. SI 00 southeast quarter of said section 7. I There were ten subscriptions for township I S. range 10 W. of the His character and ability will rec >mmend him to anyone tl. T. NOTT, articles for which there were no en Willamette Meridian in Tillamook H ! V'datmn •« that he will do whatever he -avs that he will County. Oregon, to-wit: tries presented These wsre transfer For Joint Representative, red in every instance, which shows Beginning at a point 1814 feet west, support»?^ :,t7rln'’1 ‘ U,‘ Wh‘” wall for the .Mies subscribing There Yambill and Tillamook Counties. and 1320 fret noiith of the east quar* On the Prohibition Ticket. wore about fifteen entries made with ter corner of section 7, township I S. article» upon which no prises had been Mr. Nott is a merchant of Mc range 10 west of the Willamette K4"”’ “ offered Tbeee have been made up Minnville. He is well known to the ■-t I Meridian; thence south 57,deg. UH' with but few exceptions either by es»t 292.* feet; thence south 4 deg. Off* l>eople ot N ambili t ic A man who want a^ayTn i*"‘ ”** Cor»*'r",S’»"» »« Control thia office, traiisfering, or new suhecriptiona. or do you w$»* 277.72 feet; thence south 24 deg. never wavers from bis conception The nwiqielition was not as large as west 200.38 feet; thence south ' The District Attorney is the It might have been. The attendance ot right and duty \nd a man en idviser oi all County officials ; he 5 lleK & west 128.41 feet; thence should not while in office tie c was IwviMid curectatkin, A larger whom the people can depend. employed by corporations and railroads ; «>uth7deg. 27 east 247.ffifeet;thence |>lacv will be web-ctad fur the exhibit cortHwation «•«‘■•'■on clients interests conflict, m M c * »outh 48 deg. 38' east 14&.U2 feet- VUTK FOR HIM. r - 1 aid Advt. neat year. We appreciated the interest I hence south 70deg 46’ eant 3BLB Presbyterian Church, »along Powder AbsoiuielyPure IlieonlyBähiigFGWffiaöe fromRtyalörapeCresmflJTartar AU Grocers Sell Tillamook Latest Prices on Tungsten (Mazda LAMPS. Baker’s Bread 6 LOAVES FOR a Quarter. THE WAY TO VOTE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER H. V. ALLEY Independent Candidate for COUNTY COMMISSIONER Resident of Tillamook County 30 Years Efficient County Commissioner for 6 Years A feet thence south Ki >ii'» J 104.4 ; feet to the south section 7. contain“* 1 “*<>» hl also a atrip of land 40 < at'A extending ¿Ofeet o" ehh the following described*-' northeast quarter of th. eofifc quarter of section 18, i* I S. of range 10 west of inette Meridian : k®s| Beginning at a point north and 1172.62 feet east quarter corner of .al(| * 18. township 1 S. R. i0 J Willamette Meridan • then. 01 57 deg. .03’ east 193.5 south 6 deg. 10" ea8t 223,2» south 25 deg. 55’ east thence south 54 deg. upT. . feet: thence south 27 dev S.101» 309.3 feet; thence south 33 d..? east 297.9 feet; thence soudS * «...aft Percy fe Kelly J udge of the X » named Circuit of th. s. ” Oregon, for Court TilCook dated on the 21st day of SentemS’ 1912, therein ordering th,t^ inons be served upon you bvtS cation thereof in the ‘ Headlight,” a weekly newJ£3 general circulation in Tiiu?I County, Oregon, for at ’east week for six consecutive weekef™. the date of the first publj I thereof, and the time for VOn, answer eaid complaint berin.J run according to said order U .the day and date of the first cation as shown in said Snmm~l and Haid Order. The date of the first nublicaJ of this Summons is the 2flth dau September, 1912, and the date of tj last publication thereof and tkl laet date upon which you art J quired to answer on or before, and will expire on the 8th davd November, 1912. W ebster H olmes , Attorney for Plaintift Citation. In the County Court of the Stated Oregon for Tillamook Countr. | In the Matter of the Estate, ' I of Harry Wingate Cottle, • ( Deceased. I I n the N ame of . the S wti ofl O regon ; 1 To Addie Cottle, Harvey N. Cottit Isabel K. Cottle, Fred B. Cottit and Harry B. Cottle : You are H ereby C ited and re quired to be and appear in tm County Court of the State of Ore- gon, for Tillamook County, at tte Court House, in Tillamook City, j Tillamook County, Oregon, onMov day, the 18th day of November, lffi at the hour of 10 o’clock in the fort- noon of said day, then and there* show cause, if any there be, «by said Court should not make a order as prayed for in the Petitioa of H. T Botts, Administrator, viti the Will annexed, of Harry Win gate Cottle, deceased, authorial«, licensing and directing said admin istrator to sell at private aalefor cash, all of the following described real property, situate in Tillamook Connty, State of Oregon to-wit; Lots 9 and 10 of Block 5, in tbt town of Bay City, belonging to the estate of said deceased, for the pun pose of paying the chargss, «■ penses and claims still unsatiiM againBt the said estate. W itness the Honorable Honw Mason, Jndge of the County Condi of the State of Oregon, for TiUn tnook County, this 30th day« September, 1912. Attest : J. c. H olden , [ seal ] Clerk of the County Curt of Tillamook County. Oregon. If Prof. Wilson were dispowd» insist upon an enforcement of » rules he could have Col T » Moose Roosevelt put out of the run on s charge of butting. Announcement. To the voters of Tillamook County I hereby announce myself as • Independent Candidate for office of County ComnnsaioM subject to the decision of the row at the election to be held Yorei» 5th, 1912. M\ reasons for tarn this step are as follows: 1st. The Nehalem people oo" consider it fair to be depn their representative on the t-o Board, and I was selected »• at the Primary election by » of 94 to 29 They still 10«« their choice and that I enter race. . . 2nd. I have tried and 1 ne have been fair in the <!>•*"" u of the road funds amonft ’ ferent districts as a member County Court, as the recor® show, and I will challen««. «L all to show any act of «'» ( would reflect on my hone«!’ integrity as an officer. „ 3d. I believe that with perience I have Ka*nedI5*"'n « the people better se^v,cLA future than I have in the pa If elected it will be my ch*. to advance the Icauae of 8 in all parts of the count, • plans that will insure . . roads in the most eennomte» ner. 1 respectfully ask the of the voters on November specally advocates of H000 Sincere^: y ALlp. Prices for Hoff* Up to 225 lbs.. 10c.. ‘,rw***e4. 225 lb*, to 275 lbs . «^c drw* 275 pounds and over , Tillamook Meat BIG SURPRISE TO IN TILLAMOOK surpri*d** I-oca I people are recei'*1 QUICK results simple buckthorn bark. K etc., as mixed in Adler i- man appendicitis ren>c<qf- Lamar • states that , remedy antieepticixes ¡«00«* system anddrawaoff JJpj so thoroughly that "*•' . 0» » elieves sour stomscn. ► . ^s. stcmach and con» v— STANTLY.