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„ uLLL.il A AK HEADLIGHT.
.Editorial Snap Shots.
1 hat's bad
business—double cross-
Favorite - *n* did well in I illamook
1 . nday, Attorney I. B. Handley
;.ud Russell Hawkins obtaining flat­
tering majorities.
No doubt there will be several in-
jep.a nt candidate* in the coming
dr ion, .or already there 1* a move­
ment on loot to have other* run for
su ■ ot the offices.
We understand that an effort is to
be made by some oi the leading Re­
publican* at Nehalem to drop their
liltk petty jealousies aud unite on
klr. Keed lor county commissioner.
'J hat looks like good common sense,
for there i. no reason why Repúbli­
ca.1» 1.1 that part of the county should
be at loggerheads.
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The snap shot man is firmly of the
opinion that the $15,000 appropriated
fur the Bayocean road should be ex­
pended on that road and not used for
road work in other places. Apply that
amount of money elsewhere it will
mean that much more money to be
appropriated in the next budget which
is not a very good way to economize.
In fact, it is an exceedingly bad pre-
ecd nt, for we contend that if the
budget contains certain amounts for
certain roads and certain bridge* the
money should be used on them and
not diverted for different purposes.
Now that the primary nominating
election is over, no one can accuse
the snap shot man of publishing any­
thing that would injure the characters
or imputations of any of the local as­
pirants. Most of the aspirants have
commended us for keeping out of the
local tight. It wai somewhat difficult
to <lo so, more especially when we
heard persons say that which was not
tm< about some of the aspirants, for
the “cheerful liar” was in evidence, as
usual, and those who endeavored to
besmirch the characters of those who
sought office were busy.
The snap shot man had a little con­
troversy with one of our subscribers
about the increase in taxation.He was
one of those who honestly believed
that the Oregon System would result
i' less taxation. We asked him if he
. • '.id fur the eight hour law, which
increase the cost of road work and
which resulted in a number of city,
county, and state employes being al-
I a i to work oniy eight hours and
• 1 - 1 ay for ten hours. He answered
to’d the gentleman as po­
litely as we ku'w how that he was
f those who helped to make tax-
' 1 -r and wa die last person who
aid complain.
that the voters of Tillamook County
are opposca 10 long lime terms lor
cuuuiy oinciai*. a wo years ago a
ngnl was made on bUcrut Lrensuaw
auu last week the same arguments
were put up against County Clerk
Holdeu, that they had been 111 oilice
too long. Tillamook County never
had maie eincicnt officer» tuan these
two gentlemen who can retire trona
public service with the consciousness
mat they served the people con­
sciously ana well. It is a warning to
loose wno are elected next ¿November
mat tneir tenure oi oilice will be lor
a Sew years only. 1 his is the will of
t uie voters aim oilier
Holder* will
nave to auiu« by 11. we notice that it
was in tuc counity precincts wncre
me prejudice is strongest against
long time terms lor county official*.
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We heard a person make a remark
Satuiday mat u b. u. Keed was elect­
ed County commissioner ne would put
a linage across me .Nehalem river
num mean > I'oitit to Vvheeler. The
prison was mismiormed and was cir­
culating mat which was not truv.
Even before Mr. Keed had any inten­
tion ot running tor county commis­
sioner, it was nis opinion ttiat the
location ot certain roads and bridges
in the Nehalem country should be leit
to disinterested persons and practical
engineers, and whatever their decision
is ne was willing to abide by. Mr.
Keed made this ciear to a number of
the voters when he went through the
county. It was the State Engineer s
department mat went over the Three
Rivers and Little Nestucca roads to
uecide which was the best route for
the highway into Tillamook County,
and it was decided that the Little
Nestucca road was the best and would
benciiit more settlers. T bat settled the
dispute in the South part oi the coun­
ty, and the Little Nestucca road will
be built and become the highway.
We see no reason why the »trite
that so often takes at Nehalem can­
not be settled in the same manner.
It should be. Mr. Reed is wise in ad­
vocating that the State engineer or
some independent person be called up
to decide when the time is ripe to
build more bridges and roads at Ne­
halem. Too much money have been
wasted in building roads to benefit a
few persons.
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Notice to Creditors
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Notice is hereby given, that the un­
dersigned has been appointed execu­
trix by the County Court of Tilla­
mook County,Oregon, of the estate of
Henry Zurfhieh, deceased, and all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby requested topresent
the same to said executrix, duly veri­
fied as required by law, within six
months from the date of this notice
at the office of George P. Winslow,
Attorney at Law, Tillamook City,
Oregon.
Dated this May 25th, 1916.
Lousia Zurfluch.
Executrix of the Estate
ofHenry Zurfleuh, de­
ceased.
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Notice to Contractor«.
Notice is hereby given, that the
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County Court of Tillamook County,
Oregon, will receive bids for the con­
struction of an eighty foot wood
bridge, across the Little Nestucca
river, the same being Bridge No. 3,
and located in Sec. 25, Township 5
South, Range 10 West of W. M.
Bids are to be filed not later than
Saturday, the loth day of June, 1916,
at to o'clock A. M. and must be ac­
companied by a certified check equal
to 5 per cent of the amount of the bid
and made payable to the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Plans and specifications for the
bridge may be seen on file at the
office of the County Clerk, and a
charge of $1.00 will be made for those
taken from the office of the Clerk,
which amount will be remitted to the
successful bidder.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 2tth day of May, 1916.
J. C. Holden. County Clerk,
By K. Mills, deputy
Services at the Methodist Church.
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Sunday school session at io a.
W. E.Noyes, Supt.
Five minute sermon to children
10:45. Morning worship 11 o'clock.
"In Mmoriam." Class meeting 12 in.
W. M. Hyaston, leader.
Epworth League, devotional service
7:45, Fred Lllmann, leader.
Evening service 8 p.m., theme of
discourse. ‘What is the Grace of God’
It you have no regular place ef
worship you are invited to attend any
or all of these services.
Edward Gittins, Pastor
To the Voters of
Tillamook County
I wish to thank you for your genorous support
in my candidacy for nomination for County Clerk at
the primaries and to especially thank those who
gave me their influence as well as their vote. If elect­
ed it will be my earnest endcaver to “make good
for the confidence you have shown you have in me.
Christian Church.
The pulpit will be occupied both
morning and evening on Sunday by
G. S. U. Humbert, ol Eugene, bolus
will be sung at both services by tal­
ented lillainook young people, li ou
are urged to be present.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given. that the
County Court of Tillamook County,
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for
one hundred cords of wood to be cut
forty-six inches in length, and de­
livered and corded in the basement
of the Court House, until June, 8th,
1916, at 10 o’clock a m. and at that
time opened and read.
Bids will be received on either
Hemlock, Alder or large Fir Slab
wood.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this the 25th day of May,
1916.
J. C Holden, County Clerk.
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Erwin Harrison
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After Grip—
YAMHILL MILLING COMPANY,
Tillamook, Oregon.
Winter Colds
—Bad Blood
You are pale, thin, weak—with little
vitality.
Your liver is sluggish and
the bad blood causes your stomach
muscles to l<se their elasticity and
The memorial
sermon will be become
flabby
aud
weak — theu
preached at the Presbyterian church indigestion.
next Sunday morning by the pastor,
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis­
Rev. J. E. Youel, which will be at­ covery, purely vegetable and free from
tended by the Women’s Relief Corps, alcohol or narcotics, is the great aud
and the memorial services will be held powerful blood purifier of to-day. Ex­
in the City Hall on Tuesday morning tracted from American forest herbs
at ten o'clock? Following is the pro­ and roots. Contains no alcohol. In­
gredients printed on wrapper.
gram :
Take it as directed and it will search
Flag Salute ........................... Audience.
Song, “Star Spangled Banner,” Aud­ out impure and poisonous matter
throughout the system and eliminate
ience.
it through the natural channels.
Opening Service.................... G. A. R.
All dealers in medicines can supply
Prayer ..................... Rev. Ed. Gittins.
Dirge of the Dead........ Drum Corps. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
in liquid or tablet form, or send ten
Solo ................................. Mabie Goyne. cents
in one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce,
"Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address” Miss Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial
Funk.
package of tablets.
Quartctt ..................... Sons of Vetrans
“The American Flag” . . Three small WHAT WOMEN OF OUR
girls.
NATIVE STATE SAY.
Recitation, "Lincoln” Bennie Howel!
Eugene, Oregon.— "In raising my
Music ....................... Maria l.addusaw
family I have al­
Reading ......................... J. H. Johnson.
ways found that
Violin Solo .............. Chester McGhee
.1. I could depend on
Recitation, “Memorial Day” ..Willie
¡1 Dr. Pierce’s rem-
Campbell.
| I edies for all ail-
Song ......................... Maria Laddusaw.
|| merits. I gave
Recitation, "Like Washington.” Clay
I! 11 them the ‘ Golden
Myers.
11 Medical Discov-
Song .......................................... W. R. C.
[ I ’ ery ’ for tonsilitis,
Talk............... R. W. Watson, Spanish
sore throat, bad
War Veteran.
coughs and grip,
Song, “Tenting To-Night”........ Meth-
and it always
cured them. I
odistQuartett.
also gave them
Talk ............... Attorney S. S. Johnson
the 'Pleasant
“America” ............................. Audience.
Pellets ’ for sick headache, biliousness
Flag Salute.
and constipation. I am glad to recom­
Dentists Make an Examination of mend them.”—M rs . C aerie D ean , H
N. Lawrence Street.
Children’s Teeth.
Memorai Services.
Drs. Peterson, Olson and Allen
made last week a second examination ,
of the teeth of the children in the !
Tillamook schools from the second to 1
the eighth grades inclusive. This was '
done by the doctors without charge. I
The tabulations of the reports made
by the doctors has not yet been com­
pleted, but already it
shows that
there has been a marked impaove-
ment in the teeth of the children, who
have been in school during the year
since the last examination. There are
more children who need no dental
attention, and even a larger propor­
tion who need only slight attention,
as compared with the large number
We wonder how office seekers con-
last year whose mouths were in a
true this dcvinc tiw:"Tliuti «halt not
serious condition. There are still a
covet tn> neighbors house, thou »halt
good many children, however, with
. covet thy neighbor’s wife, nor his
several permanent teeth already de­
. oant, nor his maid, nor ins ox nor
cayed, and more whose temporary
t
« ...», 1.or anjt img that 1* his.”
teeth through lack or attention are
1 i.e d.ialoguc can only be can
likely to cause, or already have caus­
»trued n one way. If .1 person is hold-
Notice of Sale.
ed trouble with the following per­
II , . ic ’ ml another person covet
manent teeth. Many people do not
<_ position, the latter is breaking
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
_ commandment. 1 lie decalogue IS designed Administrator will from realize that the decayed roots of the
dowed tn our organic law to a and after the »’3rd day of June, 1916, temporary teeth are almost certain to
rgc • stmt, for it i* unlawful to sell at private sale the whole, or such cause trouble with the permanent
limit murder or adultry, steel or portion thereof as may be necessary, teeth which should grow where these
• ■rar fake witness. So what about of the fullowing described real prop­ roots are hanging. A number of pitiful
those who covet another fellow’* job? erty situate in Tillamook County, cases were found where children s
mouths were deformed by having per­
Oregon, to-wit:—
manent teeth turned to one side by
Netarts election board beat every
l.ot* 1, 8, 9 and 10 of Block 5 in such decayed roots. Reports on the
«election board in the county to a the 1'own of Bay City;
conditions of the mouths has been
.ra'ztl lor
smaitness.
Although
Lot 6 of Block 1, and Lot 1 and I
by the dentists to the parents of
even miles from l illainook. the bal­ three fourths interest in Lot 2, sent
the children.
lot boxes and election returns were in Block 6, Cone ft Company’» Addi­
Peculiaritiei.
this city a few minutes after eight tion to the town of Bay City;
o’clock In fact, when the result of
One-half interest in Lots 15 and 16,
"You must find that impediment in
the election was phoned to this office Block 55, and Lots 13 to 16 inciusiye
¡1 few minutes after eight o'clock we of Block 57, of Pacific Addition to your speech rather inconvenient at
times. Mr. Bornes?”
were already itl possession of the fig- the Town of Bay City.
"Oh, no; everybody has his little
u (s in that precinct. Other election
1 he sale to be made in pursuance of
boards will wonder how the impossi an order of the County Court of Til­ peculiarities! Stammering is tn-niine;
blc could happen but it did, and it is lamook County, Oregon, made the what is v-yours?”
“Well, really, Mr. Barnes, I am not
up to our readers to guess how Ne­ 17th day of May, 1916,
tarts put on such lightning speed
Sale will be for cash or upon such aware that 1 have any.”
"Do you stir your tea with your
and how Charley Wells became such term* as may be approved by the
a lightning striker in carrying ballot I ounty Court. Bids will be received right hand?”
"Why, yes.”
boxes from Netarts in quicker time hv the administrator at his office in
"W-well, that is your peculiarity;
than telephone.
1 illamook C ity, Oregon, from and
most p-people u-use a t-teaspoon."
after the date named.
Dated this May 25th, 1916.
Having butted into the Republican
H. T. Bott«.
How’s This ?
primary in advocacy of Judge Bagley,
Administrator with the Will An­
W« offer Ox* Hutm» P oll »*»
will the Herald, the Democratic or­
gan. support Attorney S. S. Johnson, nexed of the Estate of Harry Wing­ or nay case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
the Democratic nominee for circuit ate Cottle, Deceased.______
F. J. CHKNKV * CO., Tcterlo. o
judge, or Judge Bagley the Republi­
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We. the undereignetl have known F. I.
Must«" In Dairying.
can nominee at the general election’
< Itener ftir the la>t 15 year«, and believe
him perfectly honorable In
all buninevv
That depends whether F. R Beals
The cow is a "machine" that must transaction« and financially able to carry
assumes the office of editorial scribe
out any obligations made by his firm.
be
worked
to
its
greatest
capacity
as
of the Herald, as he did in the pri­
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NATIONAL BASK OF COMMKRCB,
mary election. The snap shot man many day* of the year as possible.
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Toledo. O.
Therefore
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Halt
a Catarrh Care i« taken Internal’.v,
was a little anxious to “come back"
actin* directly upon the blood and mucous
She
must
be
well
fed;
rtj the inspired articles, for we have
surfaces of tne system. Testimonials «ent
She must have the best of care;
ftce. t’nee T5 cents per bottle
lold be aU
enough evidence 'in our possession
I’ruuists
She
must
be
given
a
plentiful
sup
­
would have punctured them full
■take Hall's Family Flits foe const!patios.
ply
of
pure
water;
of holes We had decided to keep out
She must be milked at regular hours
of the fight, which we did. But we
For 8*1«. Dairy Ranch. •
Jost some fun hv doing so, for that raily;
She must have protection from
<0 acre dairy ranch, bottom land,
was just »he kind of fight we like to
ret into once hi a while and when we heat and flics in summer and cold in I cleared, one mile from Tillamook
winter;
Creamery. To be sold at a bargain.
have the proper ammunition.
She must be comfortable at all Will keep 18 cow*. Enquire at the
time*.
| Headlight office.
The last twa tlectians have shown
New Home Users
are
Quality Choosers
“Oregon Flower,'' a Hard Wheat Patent,
i “Yamhill Family Blend,” Hard & Valley Wheat.
“Morning Star,” Select Valley Wheat.
Special Rates
from Tillamook to
Principal Eastern Cities
VIA
On Sale Daily : June 1st to Sept. 30th, 1916
Stopovers allowed.
Return Limit : 90 days from date of sale not to
exceed Oct. 31. 1916.
“ To start right is to aii right”
THE SHASTA ROUTE
is the right way to start
Attractions
enroute
SEE
Mt. Shasta
Shasta Spritijrs
—
Mt. Lassen
San Francisco
Los Angeles —
Yosemite Valley
Southern California Beaches Panama Calif ornia Exposition
LIMITED TRAINS
on all Southern Pacific routes.
Ogden Route— ‘The route of’ Limited».”
Sunset Route—” Through Storyland.”
El Paso Route—“The route of the lowest altitudes.”
Callon local agent for further information or write.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
FOR SALE .BY
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The New Honte Sewing
Machine Company,
San Francisco, Cal.
To thosejvho wish to get a better
KODAK this season, we have made
arrangements whereby we can take
in a few good old style machines
in, trade on new ones.
Have Your
Kodak Cleaning and Repairing
Tillaœook,
-
Oregon.
House
Wiring Done by
c. I. CLOUGH
Coast power Go
DONE RIGHT
at
RIGHT PRICES.
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
DON’T WAIT
Police and Detectives Are Using Lip ‘
Reading in Place of the Di(?
T.
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tagraph.
Thousands of deal people are today
throwing away all hearing devices
m Mh'ni°y,nR V1 convcr,ation. This
?hrouvt'’ M” y i'nd quick|y acquired 1
through our system. Absolutely the
Ou? nr'"8
,tS kind in the cour’ry.
Out proposition is entirely original
Co»t ts trifling. See what New 17er-
^cyclopaedia »ays on Lip
5 passenger Overland, Rebuilt
nonna
n
i
i
‘
h«
U"dr'd* of peoplt
and painted like new .......... $450.00 normal hearing
are taking up Lit>
riits'
n,
L
Or
J
hivma"y »Witionar ben*-
One Ford Body, 1913
...I 25.00
whatt^e,*1 'OU
“nderstand
One Ford Body, 1914
...
35.00 away a, v™
‘’V’”* JU'' as far
‘h'm ^ * !
Until July 1st will give extra easy
terms on New For Cars.
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Automobiles
Good Values in Used
Cars
See ROSENBERG
At Tillamook Garage.
. Take Advantage of a Hillsboro Citi­
zen's Experience.
When the back begins to ache,
Don’t wait until backache become*
chronic;
’Till kidney troubles develop;
’Till urinary troubles destroy night s
rest.
Profit by a Hillsboro citizen s ex­
perience.
,
Zina Wood, Broadway St., P1 *’
boro. Ore., says: "Doan’s Kidney
Pills helped my back and relieved roe
of kidney trouble. I recommen
them as first class kidney medicine,
haven't used them to any great
but what I took relieved my back
short ordcr.My experience proves tn
Doan’s Kidney Pills can benefit ta
system.” Price 50c,
soc, at all dealer«
“ e * * j .
Don’t dimply ask for a kidney rcme
.... ■». c"‘/"“'«b «ill b.
I expense to you Udir,,
, e ,h-it z'n> Wood had. Foster-Milbart
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£. nop,.. MM» N. V.
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