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Tillamook He ad light. N on embei 7^ . Notice. committeeman. Charley Rey nolds thinks his feelings are in L egal A dvertisements : jured to the extent of for to the libelous statement, but he First Insertion, jier line $ 5 Each subaeqiient insertion, line can’t find any attorney who Business and professional cards, wants to monkey with a libel 1 CO 1 month ............................... F <MJ suit for fear he’d be taxed with Ilpniestead Notices.................. Timber Claims ................. 10 4M) the cost and get the horse laugh. Advertising Rates. 5 Locals per line each insertion DiAplayadvertisement, an inch, 50 1 month.................. ................ AH Resolutions of Condolence and Iaidge Notices, 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., minimun rate, 25c. not exceed ing five lines. "Poor old Baker.”- Bay City Examiner. Why, he it* still as vigorous and lively as a kitten, doing business at the old stand, notwithstanding he has seen a whole raft of newspaper mon strosities come to this county, pennyless, down on their up pers, and with unquenchable »marks in their throats. 1 hey have attempted to make a great Editorial Snap Shots smudge run and dictate city and county affairs. After sowing seeds of discension, they pick Rao ! Rah ! Rah ! For Pre lap and depart for new scenes, aident-elect Wilson. I leaving ’’Poor old Baker to [create a boosting, get together Everybody doff their hats f° [ spirit in the place of so much President-elect Wilson. I strife and sectional squabbles. Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskey out of your head-or it will get you-play the devil with your nerves-ruin your digestion. Why punish yourself. Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable- bottled at drinking strength. Sold everywhere—and costs no more thn.- •iny other good whiskev. W. J Van Schuyver Co., Portland Build your house from lumber The country has gone Demo-1 Although the editor made a cratic crazy, but this neck of gtrongfightinTillamookcoun- the woods remain safe an.1 sane. [ ty for the Republican party, it I is a source of some little satis- : n to known that the coun- We suppose the assistant | fnvtioi Demosrats think they did o : ty is still in the Republican col We still contend that mighty fine thing iu helping to umn. [the protective policy of the Re- defeat the Republican party. l publican party is best for the county, and it is "Show me’’ BOTTL EGOODS. The Republicans inTillamook ! where the free trade policy of county had no political "sack” i the Democratic party is going Pebbleford, bottled in bond, per bottle .. ................................ $1 50 to run their election, but they improve conditions, either in ’s Pure Rye, bottled in came out on top notwithstand i this county or the country at Clarke bond, per bottle......... . .. 1.25 ing. _______________ I large. _____________ _ Echo Spring, bottled in bond, bought here and thus insure per manent satisfaction snd freedom from thelmany repair bills that always follow the use of poor or unseasoned lumber. Better try our lumber and be done with it than to buy poorer and then be continually paying for repairs. The best is always the cheapest. A. G. Beals Lumber Company N otice is H ereby G iven ,—To all whom it may concern: That the Common Council of Tillamook City, Oregon, did on the 16th day of September, 1912, duly adopt Ordin- anc- No. 248, providing for a contin uation of Sixth Street, in Tillamook City, Oregon, from the West line of Second Avenue East to the East end of said Sixth Street as it is now established in Central Addition to Tillamook City, and the said Com- moi. Council did on October 21et, 1912, appoint Henry Rogers, M. Melchoir and T H. Goyne, three disinterested freeholders of Tilla mook City, to view such proposed street and make an assessment of the damages and benefits on ac count of the laying out of the street mentioned in said Ordinance, and did appoint Monday the 25th day of November, 1912 at the hour of 8 o’clock p m., at the Council Room in the Commercial Club Rooms, in Tillamook Block, Tillamook City, Oregon, as the time and place for said viewers to meet. You A re F urther N otified that the boundaries and terminus of the proposed street, being a con tinuation of said Sixth street, are described as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of Block 1 of Harter’s Addition to Tillamook City, and being in the West line of Second Avenue East, and running thence West 300 feet to the southeast cor ner of Block 1 of Central Addition to Tillamook City, Oregon; running thence South 60 feet to the North east corner of Block 2 of Central Addition to Tillamook City; run ning thence East 300 feet to the Weat 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 ern teiminus of said street is the West line of Second Avenue East, and the Western terminus of said Street is the East end of Sixth Street, in Tillamook City, Oregon, as the same is now established ly ing between Blocks 1 and 2 of Cen tral Addition to Tillamook City, and the property proposed to be appropriated for such purposes is described as a strip of land 52.32 feet in width off the entire south side of the said described street, belonging to Ida Martiny, and a strip 7.68 feet in width off the entire North side of said tract formerly belonging to J R. Harter, and not included in the platted lots of Harter's Addition to Tillamook City. And all persons claiming dam ages by reason of the appropriation of the said property for said Btreet are hereby specially notified to file their claim for such damages with the undersigned, City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon, before the time appointed for the meeting of said viewers as above set out. Done by order of the Common Council of Tillamook City, Oregon. Dated this October 22, 1912. [ seal ] T. B. H andley City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon. j Sherry Wine.................................... 35c. Angelica Wine.............................. '35c. Zenfendel Wine......... per quart 35c. Tokey........................... per quart 40c. Claret ...................... per quart 25c. White Grape Juice....................... 75c. Local Beer, quart, 3 bottles for 50c, per bottle............... ............... 1.25 Domestic Beer, qt., 3 bottles fur 75c \\ But's the matter, anvwav, Old Crow, bottled [in bond, per The Republican party met its Special Prices for bottle.............................................. 1.50 with Teddy that be and his fol defeat on Tuesday on account of Hermitage, bottled in bond, Family Trade. lowers are not shouting their factions _ ................... , ........ _ stripe brought on by per bottle.... ............ ............... 50 heads off that Wilson stole the ihe'rule or ruin poiicy’of ex-Pre' Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown ............... 1 1.50 Keg Beer.................... 15 gallons $5.75 Keg Beer............... 10 gallons 4.00 election t ; sident and his political advisers, O.T.O, bottled in bond, per Local bottle Beer, 6doz. quarts 10.00 bottle .. .................................... 1.25 who have also gone down to Kentucky Dew, ya gal., bottled Local bottle Beer,TO doz. pints 11.Oo The primary law should be I ignomineousdefeat as well. It in bond ....................................... 2.15 amended so that any candidate Domestic Beers. 1 is, no doubt, a source of satis- Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled who is defeated should not lie in bond........................................... 75 Budwieer Beer, 6 doz. quarts $15.00 ■ faction to the Bull Moose assis- Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen pints 16.00 allowed have his name on the ! tantlleniocrats that accomplish John Dewar & Sons, Old Scotch official ballot in the election Whiskey..................... ............... 1.5G Old style Lauger Beer, 10doz pt ed defeat of President Taft, but Black & White, Old Scotch that follows. WINES. i the Republican party is not Whiskey ....................................... 1.50 i dead by any means, for now V.O.P., Old Scotch Whiskey .. 1.75 White Port, Old Monk Brand, $1 00 per gal. Our Democratic friends have I that it is placed in a position Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch Whiskey........... ............................ 1.75 Port Wine..................... 1 00 per gal. h smile on their faces which i where it will be the attacking Sherry......... .................... 1.00 per gal. Hunter Baltimore, Rye Scotch won’t wear off, and, of course, party, it will not be long before Whiskey........................................ 1 50 Claret .................................. 75c. perga’. they are thaukful to the Bull it regain the confidence of the Canadian Club................. .. ............ 1.50 i Angelica............................ 1 00 per gal. I. W. Harper.................................... 1.00 i Zenfendel ........................ 1.25 per gal. Moosvrs for giving them that people. Harvester Old Style....................... 1 00 i Tokey................................. 1.25 per gal. pleasant countenance. Monogram........................................ I For the sake of harmony in Kentuck Dew................... . ............. 1.00 WHISKEYS. 1.00 1 the north end of thecounty, we Billie Taylor, full quart........... 1.25 i Monogram ....................per gal. $5.00 We do not share the predic Dry Gin... .per bottle 1.00 i White Corn Whiskey.. per gal. 4.00 tion that President Taft will hope that the citizens of Ne Coronet A.V.H. Gin................. . per bottle 1.75 i Harvester Old Style ..perga). 4.25 never again be a candidate for halem will accept the result of Gordon Sloe Gin... . per bottle 1.75 i McBrayer. 13 years cld.per gal. 6.00 the presidency, for we expect the election in good part and Gordon Dry Gin .. . per bottle 1.25 i Echo Spring.................. per gal 4 25 Summons. before another four years comes place confidence in Mr. Edtier. Rock and Rye........... . per bottle 1,00 l Chestnut Grove Rye..per gal. 2.75 Bart Gin .............. 1 25 i Kentuckey Dew......... per gal. 2.25 round that the people will rea From what business dealings El Virginia Dare Wine per bottle 75c. Alcohol.... ................ per gal. 4.00 lize that they made a mistake. we have had with hime we feel Port Wine ............... per quart 35c. Cornet Dry Gin............ per gal. 4.00 I d the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook County. that he will treat ail parts of T. B. Potter Realty ] the county fair and will do ns Company, a Corpo- AT It took a lot of trust money to near right as possible. It is /-'ration, detent the Republican party for no easy job to be county com Plaintiff, prosecuting the trust magnates, missioner with so many petty vs. tait no doubt, they feel they jealousies cropping up and dis Lawrence R, Wheeler, have hail sweet revenge and satisfaction amongst some peo WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. COR. 1st and 1st AVENUE F. William M. Wheeler and Margaret M. now conclude that the money ple when they fail to obtain Wheeler, Ilia wife, was well spent and did excel road work in their vicinity. But Nelson P. Wheeler, L lent service. AllieM. Wheeler, John for the sake of harmony and n E. Wheeler and Mnr- get together spirit in the inter garet C. Wheeler, hie The Democratic party will est of the entire county, we ask wife, Eleanor R. take hold of the reins <>f govern that Mr. Edner be given Wheeler, J. H. Cook, and --------------- Cook ment when the country is in a opportunity to make good. hie wife, aud l’eter most flourishing and prosper-' Wheeler and--------- ouajeondition. It remains to be ' A great many of our citizens Wheeler, hie wife. seen how long they will be able have become comparatively well Defendants. to keep it nt high water mark. I To Lawrence R. Wheeler, William fixed the past few’ years under M- Wheeler and Margaret M. a Republican administration, Wheeler, his wife, Nelson P. Wheeler. Allie M. Wheeler, John Tin- snap shot num is Iieing in fact, every cent they have E. Wheeler and Margaret C. thanked by quite n number of made has been during prosper- Wheeler his wife. Eleanor R. A Perfect Baker — absolutely dependable, every day, year in, the lending citizens for the ex ous conditions, yet, in looking Wheeler, J. H. Cook and-------- year out. Built on honor, of the best materials. cellent light be put up for the over the election returns it is Cook, hie wife, Peter Wheeler Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges and--------Wheeler hie wife : Republican party Thanks is plain to see that a large number 7^e on/y ran/?« made entirely of charcoal and malleable iron, I n the N ame of the S tate of not necessary, gentlemen, but of Tillatnookers were not con hiaucabia iron can t break—charcoal iron won’t ru»t like »teeL O regon , You and each of you are thank thus«- who stayed with tent to let well enough alone, hereby required to appear and an Economical In Fuel and voted for the G. 0.1’. The and have listened to the politi swer the complaint filed against Tho »»am« of the Maittllc am rio.tad (not put tocether with cians and not properly consid- you in the above entitled court and toiU and rto- e putty) — they wilt nlway. remain air tigli. party will soon surmount the becaUM) neither heat nor cold nttecU them. The Maiertie action, on or before the last day of factional strife uud the wave of their own interests. It remains lined throughout with pure a»be»to» board, the time prescribed in the Summons Kid in place by an open iron grefng -you can see it —and discontent which swept over to I m - seen whether they will do I. there always. A5r tight joints and pure asbestos herein, which said order was made better anil grow more wealthy the country and will come out limng assure an even linking heat, saving one-half the fuel. and dated on the 21et day of All door» drop to form rigid »helve». »prior», with the change. Republican victorious again. September. 1912. and if you fail so to fl.alleable iron oven rack» slide out automatically. hold- ing whatever they contain answer for want thereof the plain newspapers all over the country tiff will have judgment against you will keep a close tab on the It is to tie hoped that the clay business barometer, so that the and each of you, for the appropria tion and condemnation and assess found at South Prairie is suit ‘ people will I k - kept posted on ment of your damages in the above able for brick and pottery pur I business conditions. entitled court and action, on the poses. This is an industry that following described real proi>erty, is greatly needed in this coun of which vou are the owners of an undivided interest therein, to-wit : ty, for as soon as tileing can be For n number of years the Beginning at a point 2371.31 feet tsiught at a reasonable tig un north and 1010:84 feet west of the Republican party have been in til- e will be considerable pipe east quarter corner of section 18, the throes of factional strife l”i I in draining land. And us towuship 1 S., range 10 W. of the over a number of trivial ques Willamette Meridian in Tillamook to brick, a large quantity will tions and greedy, factional poli County, Oregon, thence south 6deg. lie used in building, especially ticians in the State of Oregon. 10" east 65.2 feet; thence south n’**rT?jr Kite a tm kettle, through a tine quality of face brick. wt «tarnped from on« p<«c« of ccpp«r. setting against 25 deg. 55’ east 157.8 feet; thence The result of which is the Dem ♦ box' Ilt bo‘U water in • vary west 223.29 feet; thence north 207.05 tup n< • ev”r the frame and rewrvoir mov«e ocrats have made political capi romfire. An exclosi«« patented Mtpestic feature, Oeee end feet ; thence east 150 feet to the r***—yt? w,th »hoYvling ash««- w M sn ? «¿ ft The Bull Moosera disfran tal on account of the strife and prevents fw*‘r front cat b,ng fir-* cup catches «shea. point of beginning, containing .84 chised Republicans in Cnlifor captured some of the most im acres more or less, situated in the if - — nia. It only acted ns a boom portant offices. The Republican northeast quarter of the north to to* a Ht» ■ f • • > L MAJ U T 1C li •vototoSto 1 MUÍ STIC east quarter of section 18, in erang. however What was nt i party went into the prvsidental ** the firee« a feature« «<- township 1 S of range 10 W. of the onetime the strongest state for fight I mndicapped bv internal W^rrir ia MH «tm^r Willamette Meridian. And a strip most ran*vs ar« wsekeet, " ? ”"*■!**■ ■**! Roosevelt went to Wilson on strife amongst the politicians. •d<lln« any prw« and it ahoukl of land 40 feet wide, extending 20 Tpesdav. With it Govefnoi This was started by Garfield aud 300% to feet on either aide of the following FOR SALE BY described line in the southwest Johnson went down to defeat, Pinchot, two discredited poli KT. of quarter of the southeast quarter who was one of those who help ticians and cronies of Roosevelt, and the southeast quarter of the I defeat the Republican party, who started the fight against southeast quarter of said section 7, he same fnte will befall quite President Taft, and with the township 1 S. range 10 W. of the number of prominent politi aid of enormous sums of money Willamette Meridian in Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wit: ans who joined the rul«- or contributed by several big Beginning at a point 1814 feet west, ruin faction. ; trusts, succeeded in defeating and 1320 feet south of the east quar the president. This is how the ter corner of section 7, township I S. range 10 went of the Willamette Itvmocnitic State Committee | strife first started in the Repub- Meridian; thence south 57 deg. W man Talmage made the publie lian party, and proves what a east 282.2 feet; thence south 4 deg. 08’ statement that there were only few politicinns with h grouch w^it 277.72 feet; thence south 24deg. three Taft men in the countv, | and n pile of money and paid ***’ west 2BB.38 feet; thence south (.'barley Hey iiolda iieing <uie and ! spellbinders can do to fool the 5 deg. a west 128.41 feet; thence south 7deg. XT esst 247.1«feet; thence the editor the other two. Now | people and defeat a |iarty as south 48 deg. 38’ east 145.02 feet; uu the Democratic strung as the Republican party. thence south 70deg. 46’ east 38125 BILLY STEPHENS. Some of the Reasons Why feet ; thence south 57 h . 104 4 feet to the south' section 7, contuimn* * n*of ' «iso a «trip of land h) ?' * extending 2l)feet on eH, * the following described northeast quarter of th» *“*1 quarter of section 18 in I1'’"6' 1 S. of range 10 went 'of u*,1;* mette Meridian - 1 the Beginniug at a point apq.. north and 1172.62 feet [ - east quarter corner’of >.aiA °* * 18. township 1 S. R in «■ ’ect* Willamette Meridnn • th ' “f *" 57 deg. .03’ east harl • south 6 deg. 10’ east mis’ , south 25 deg. 55’ fl’et'^th0"“' 34 <leg’ |J5’ ea. ! •ixVi < •°",h 27 S’ 309.3 feet; thence south a. east 297.9 feet- then/» & line Summons is 8erVfrt „ you by order of the " I’ercy R Kelly, Jlldge offe named Circuit Court of the di Oregon, for Tillamook uno o" ,be 2181 ■*“>• of S*PtJ 1912, therein ordering tha- nions be served upon you hVt„ cation thereof in the ‘■Tiij?l Headlight” a weekly'«.(J general circulation i„ t .,.' Countv, Oregon, for at 'east orn week for six consecutive weeiih the date of the first publi thereof, and the time for ¿7 answer said complaint beirim run according to said order fm the day and date of the first cation as shown in said Sum3 and said Order. The date of the first publics of this Summons is the 26th dar September, 1912, and the dateoil last publication thereof and | last date upon which vou lffl quired to answer on or before; and will expire on the 8 h dap November, 1912. W ebster H olmes , Attorney for PlainSt ¡2 Citation. In the County Court of the Stam Oregon for Tillamook Couth. In the Matter of the Estate; of Harry Wingate Cottle, Deceased. I I n the N ame of the Sun O regon ; To Addie Cottle, Harvey X. Co Isabel K. Cottle, FredB.C< and Harry B. Cottle : You are H ereby C ited and quired to be and appear in County Court of the State oil gon, for Tillamook County, at Court House, in Tillamook ( Tillamook County. Oregon, on! day, the 18th day of November, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the! noon of said day, then and the show cause, if any there be. said Court should not make order as prayed for in the Peti of H. T Botts, Administrator, the Will annexed, of Harry 1 gate Cottle, deceased, authorii licensing and directing saidadi istrator to sell at private sale cash, all of the following (leacr real property, situate in Tillai Connty, Sta’te of Oregon to-t Lots 9 and 10 of Block 8, in town of Bay City, belonging» estate of said deceased, for the pose of paying the chargee, penses and claims still upiati against the said estate. W itness the Honorable Hi Mason, Judge of theCountyC of the State of Oregon, for I ■nook County, this 3Uth day September, 1912. Attest : j. c. H olms . [ seal ] Clerk of the County C< of Tillamook CcM Oregon. If Prof. Wilson were diept* insist upon an enforcement « rules he could have Co! * Moose Roosevelt put outof the on s charge of butting. DONT’T YOU THEY HAVE APPENDIX Many Tillamook people vho chronic appendiciti», «luiha very painful, have [doctor* years for gas on the stoni** stomach or constipation. Lamar states that if these will try simple buckthorn glycfrine, etc., as compen* Adler i-ka, the German appe’ remedy, they will he iurP the QUICK benefit. A DOSE relieves these trout» STANTLY. The Great M ajestic R ange Charcoal and Malleable Iron J Alex McNair Co. It Should Be In Your Kitchen Now is theri^ to have that group picture Let us J- special displnJ — f tive new style* ’ perfectly making gr*,uP P", and will I''™*-’", the quality oflo«r Monk’s S