Tillamook headlight., January 11, 1917, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JANUARY 11. 1917
FIRE ! FIRE !
FIRE 11 !
George MacTarnaghan, J. A. Mac- nom- anu bummona in Foreclosure
Summons.
o* i ax A.1CU.
Tarnagban, Denis Mallon, Patrick
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Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas­
tn the Circuit Court of the Slate
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
In the Circuit Court of the State oi
eru, Andy Mattson,
Henry A.
ON THE ONE HAND
WHEREAS, the State Boatd of Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
Meyer,
ilford O’Neill Kate E. Oicguu, tor a inuuiuvx cuuniy.
n. vosuuu,
riaiutiil
Fish and Game Commissioners of the S. B. Vincent, as Receiver fur 1. B.
Ortman, otherwise knwwn as Miss
you may have your house burned over
Stale of Oregon (as well as its pred­
vs.
Potter Realty Company, a corpora­
Kate E. Ortman, J. H. Overhauser,
your head, but on the other you
ecessors, the Board of Fish Coinini*-
tion, and as receiver for Potter-
Ciratlie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­ tola 1. Handley, a widow and
sioners) has propagated and stocked,
should have a fire insurance policy,
Chapin Realty Company, a corpora­
sons, otherwise known as Mrs. E. an persons unknown, it any,
and is propagating and stocking the
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E. uivnig or ciauning an inicies,
tion, Plaintiffs.
to
entirely wipe out such a frightful
waters of Tillamook Bay and its trib­
Pickett, Gertrude Phillips, other­ or esiaic in and io tut uerctn-
vs.
utaries, in I illamook County, State of Pearl Alkire, otherwise kpown as Mrs.
loss. Now an insurance policy only
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­ atler uvscriOed property
Oregon, with salmon and other food
Pearl Alkire, E. K. K. Alien, Ade-
Ucleuuants.
lips, J. H. Price, La Vauchia Hill
calls for a premium of a few dollars
fish, and
.
as Mrs.
laid Barstow, L. W. Belveal, Lewis
Price, otherwise known
L.
T o Iola I. Handle/, a wiuow aud all
WHEREAS, said Tillamook Bay
for every thousand valuation at in>
Price,
Knute
G. Belveal, Jacob A. Ulissenbach,
La Vauchia
Hill
persons unknown, it any, Having or
and its tributaries are frequented by
Ada Breese, otherwise known as
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Schrae- claiming an interest or estate in and
tervals
of three or five years. Dispose
salmon and other food fish, and for
Mrs. Ada Breese, F. Bresnaham,
der, Robert Sears, Etta J. Seis, io me ueretnatier described real prop­
the purpose of protecting the sam e,
of
your
anxiety about your real estats
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas F. Burns,
otherwise known as Mrs. Etta J. erly, me above named defendants,
the State Board of Fish and Game
T. F. Burns, Lorenzo M. Burton,
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert Edward
in me name ol me ¿late ol Oregon:
and
do
it
now.
Commissioners has decided to close a
E. L. Bushnell, W. H. Campbell, D.
Brown, John F. Smith, M. L. Smith,
1 ou are Hereby notined that tnis
tributary to said Tillamook Bay,
F. Campbell, Jr., C. D.
Green,
J. F, Smith, Ignatius Stapelton, plaiuuti is the holder oi Cortiucate ot
known as Hoquarton Slough and its
otherwise known as Mrs. C. D.
Oscar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman, F. delinquency number
»‘ 5
issued
tributaries, above a point on said
Green, Del Clements, Annie E.
Taylor, W. A. Templin, Halver OctoBer io, lui«, by the lax collec­
Hoquarton Slough North 47 degrees
Casey, otherwise known as Miss
1 horson, Thomas L. Tutty, Ella tor ot T illamook County, ¿tale of
31 minutes West 2,013,7 feet from
Annie E. Casey, Joseph C. Casey,
Vanduyn, otherwise known as Mrs. Oregon, tor the amount of Iwenty-
the section corner common to Sec­
S. G. Clamp, John Coffey, Frankie
Ella Vanduyn, J. M. Vanduyn, three and 28-1UU (433.28) dollars,
CALL ON US.
WRITE US
tions 28, 24, 25 and 26 of Township 1
Corrigan, otherwise known as Miss
Frank H. Vandendale,, John S. the same being the amount then due PHONE US.
South, Range 10 West of the Will­
Frankie Corrigan, Nellie Crowder,
Walkins, Elizabeth R. Williams, and delinquent for taxes ior the year
amette Meridian. This point on said
Teresa B. Curry, otherwise known
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth 1911, together with penalty, interest
Hoquarton Slough being more partic­
as Mrs. Teresa B. Curry, Maria B.
R. Williams, James F. Wilkins,
and costs thereon upon the real prop­
ularly designated by posts erected by
Dalton, Gertrude R. Davis, John 1-.
Sarah A. Smith, L. Epworth Ken­
the Master Fish Warden warning the
Davis, C. T. Diamond, Antone Don-
ney, Alice Zapf, otherwise known erty assessed to you, of which you are
public; and also another tributary of
ati, Mereta Donavan, Kate Dolan,
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry, .he owners as appears of record, sit­
said Tillamook Bay, known as Tilla­
otherwise known as Mrs. Kate
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­ uated in said County and State, and
mook River, and its tributaries, above
Dolan, John S. Drew, J. H. box, D.
berry, D. Spinossa Cattela, Clara particularly bounded and described
at w
a point 100 feet below the mouth of
D. Tourcray, otherwise known as
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss as follows, to-wit:
ert so:
Trask River, all being in Tillamook
Lois
numbers
One
(1)
and
Two
(2)
Mrs. D. D. Tourcray, A. Nettie
Clara Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­
The Standard Oil Company
S. D
County, State of Oregon, to prevent
Bridgeman, E. P. Galbraith, Rob­
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Löffler, H. T. in Block number Two (2), Miller’s
stands
squarely behind Zerolene
fishing therein by any means what­
bullc(
ert Getter, William R. Gibson, Cora
Kipp, F. Lee, M. T. McCarthy, H. Addition to 1 illamook City, Tilla­ I
and guarantees it the itti auto­
ever for salmon and other food fish,
M. Goodier, Patrick J. Grogan,
Reed McCoskrie,
Elizabeth
G. mook County, Oregon.
condi
during the periods of time herein­
mobile oil they know how to
You are further notified that the
Charles M. Hally, George A. Hanly,
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss
ofiici
after specified;
make.
Jennie Hart, otherwise known as
Elizabeth G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­ holder of said Certificate of Delin­
NOW' THEREFORE NOTICE IS
count
Mrs. Jennie Hart, Ida S. Haskins,
thew, Samuel Mills, JamesR, Mur­ quency has paid taxes on said prem­
HEREBY GIVEN by said State
matli
Olai Hauge,
W. S.
Hayford,
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E. ises for prior or subsequent years as
Board of Fish and Game Commis­
Thomas Johns, Albert E. Johnson,
W inters, G. A. Zitterholm, Agnes follows to-wit;
a*tua
sioners, that said tributary of Tilla­
On Oct. 25, 1913, the sum of
Nellie Johnston, William P. Joyce,
I.
Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs.
For
mook Bay known
as Hoquarton
»25.51
for
taxes
of
the
year
1912.
Miles Kelly, Margaret C. Keenan,
Agnes 1.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow,
Slough, and its tributaries, above a
been
Arthur Kennedy, Gustave Kunze,
On
Oct.
26,
1914
the
sum
of
»27.44
otherwise known as Miss Hattie
point on said
Hoquarton Slough
Andrew Laidlaw, Chester Lehman,
—tell:
¿now, Alfred
Bachtold, J. E. for the taxes of tho year 1913.
North 47 degrees 31 minutes West
Orville Lynch, Elizabeth McCarthy,
On May 11, 1916 the sum of »28,54
Brown, Phillip T. O'Neill, Helen B.
U- n
2,013.7 feet from the section corner
J. G. McGrary, J. H. McManus,
Butler, otherwise known as Mrs. for taxes of the year 1914.
this 1
coiuuiou to Sections 23, 24, 25, and
Sold
by
dealers
everywhere
and
George MacTarnaghan, J. A. Mac­
On May 26, 1916 the sum of »28.33
Helen B. Butler, Hattie B. Cleve­
26 oi Township 1 South Range 10
Tarnaghan, Denis Mallon, Patrick
land, otherwise known as Mrs. for taxes of the year 1915.
at all Service Stations of the
West oi the Willamette Meridian.
-jiind
Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas­
Hatlie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby,
On Oct. 7, 1916 the sum of »2.54
This point on Hoquarton Slough be­
Standard Oil Company
eru, Andy Mattson, Henry
A.
E.
H.
Englebart,
C.
C.
Findley,
H.
for
taxes
of
the
year
1894.
»poke
(California)
ing more particularly designated by
Meyer, Wilford O’Neill, Kate E.
A. Gillivey, otherwise known as
On Oct. 7, 1946 the sum of »5.89
Sharp
posts erected by the Master Fish
Ortman, otherwise known as Miss
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly, for laxes of the year 1899.
Warden warning the public, are and
cows
Kate E. Ortman, J. H. Overhauser,
otherwise
known
as
Mrs.
B.
A.
of
»6.24
On
Oct.
7,
1916
the
sura
each of them is hereby closed to fish­
Chattie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­
we hs
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise for the taxes of the year 1901.
ing of any kind for salmon and other
sons, otherwise known as Mrs. E.
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas.
All amounts bear interest from date
on aa
food fish, from and after January 29,
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E.
A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard, of payment at the rate of 15 per cent
1917, until said tributary of Tilla­
iiave
Pickett, Gertrude Phillips, other­
Isabel Timberman, otherwise known per annum.
mook Bay, known as Hoquarton
with <
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­
as Miss Isabel Timberman, James
Said Iola I. Handley as the owner
Slough, and its tributaries, above a
lips, J. H. 1 rice, I.a Vauchia Hill
just
a:
Mullins,
Philip
J.
Murphy,
Blenda
of the legal title of the above de­
point on said Hoquarton Slough
Price, otherwise known as Mrs.
Munson Nord, otherwise known as scribed property as the same appears
efficie
North 47 degrees 31 minutes West
Price,
Knute
LaVauchia
Hill
Mrs. Blenda Munson Nord, Joseph of record, aud each of the other per­
2,013.7 feet from the Section corner
Amcri
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Sclirae-
( Ivcrman, R. F. Schneider, Albert sons above named are hereby further
common to Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26
"Upw:
der, Robert Sears, Etta J. Seis,
G.
Starkey,
Celin
R.
Thompson,
G.
notified that the plaintiff herein will
of Township 1 South Range 10
otherwise known as Mrs. Etta J.
Oregon,
teat ci
A. Wagner, Henry G. Wood, P. J. apply to the Circuit Court of the
West of the Willamette Meridian, is,
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert (Edward
Gallagher, otherwise known as Dr. County and State aforesaid for a de­
of inji
or are open again to salmon and other
Brown, John F. Smith, M. I.. Smith.
P. J. Gallagher,
M. F. Setters, cree foreclosing the lien of said taxes
food fish fishing herein prohibited, as
might
J. F. Smith, Ignatius Stapelton,
W
illiam
E.
Huskamp,
George
E.
provided for under Section 5316 of
and costs against the property above
Other
Oscar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman, F.
Moats,
George
1.
Pemberton,
Sue
Lord's Oregon Laws; and that said
described and mentioned in said cer­
Taylor, W. A. Templin, Halver
ndt p<
Thrasher, Doris Thrasher, J. M. tificate. And you are hereby summon­
tributary of Tillamook Bay, known as
Thorson, Thomas L. Tutty, Ella
Wooley, Administrator of the estate ed to appear within sixty days after
Tillamook River, and its tributaries
We hi
Vanduyn, otherwise known as Mrs.
of Ben Thrasher, deceased;
above a point 100 feet lx-low the
the date of the first publication of
of the
Ella Vanduyn, J. M. Vanduyn,
lowermost portion of the nicuth of
In the name of the State of Oregon this summons, exclusive of the day of
Frank H. Vandendale,, John S.
er con
Trask River, are and each of them is
Watkins, Elizabeth R. Williams, You and each of you are hereby re­ said first publication, and defend this
quiren:
hereby closed to fishing of any kind
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth quired to appear and answer the com­ action or pay the amount due, to­
for salmon and other food fish, from
ual co'
plaint of the plaintiff filled against you gether with costs; and in case of your
R.
Williams,
Janies
F.
Wilkins,
and after January 29, 1917, until said
easy n
Sarah A. Smith, L. Epworth Keil- in the above entitled suit on or before failure to do so, judgment will be
tributary of Tillamook Bay, known
ney, ? lice Zapf, otherwise known the expiration of six weeks from the rendered foreclosing the lien for said
W tc r
as Tillamook River, and its tributaries
4
th
day of January, 1917, being certificate of delinquency, taxes, pen­
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry,
S.
U.
above a point 100 feet below the
the
date of the first publication alty, interest and costs against the
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­
lowermost portion of the mouth of
of this summons,
back u
and if
you lands and premises hereinbefore men­
berry,
D.
Spinossa
Cattela,
Clara
I rask River, is or are open again to
made
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss fail to so appear and answer, plain­ tioned.
salmon anil other food fish fishing
This summons is served upon you
Clara
Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­ tilt will apply to tlie Court for
ne< (1 o
herein prohibited, as provided for
the
relief prayed for in said com­ by publication for a period of six (6)
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Löffler, 11. T.
under Section 5316 of Lord's Oregon
just pc
plaint, to-wit: that it be decreed and weeks, pursuant to order of court
Kipp,
F.
Lee,
M.
T.
McCarthy,
IL
Laws.
be strc
Reed McCoskrie,
Elizabeth
G. adjudged by this court that neither duly entered in the above entitled
And it is and shall be unlawful to
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss you nor any one of you defendants action and dated December 30, 1916.
fish for, or take or catch any salmon
Elizabe h G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­ have any interest or estate whatever
Date of first publication, January
and other food fish in any of said
thew, Samuel Mills, JamesR, Mur­ in or to the following described real 11, 1917.
waters during the said periods of
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E. property or any part thereof, to-wit:
All process and papers in the pro­
time above specified.
Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3), ceeding may be served upon the un­
Winters, G. A. Zitterholm, Agnes
Any and all persons whomsoever
and
1'
our
(4),
and
tide
lands
fronting
1. Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs.
dersigned at the address hereinafter
so fishing in violation of ¡his notice
Agnes I.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow, and abutting on I.ot Four (4) of mentioned with the same force and
will be prosecuted as by law provided.
Section
Six
(6)
in
Township
One
(1)
otherwise known as Miss Hattie
effect as if personally served on the
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
Snow, Alfred
Bachtold, J. _ E. South of Range Ten (10) West of the holder of said certificate within this
18th day of December, A. D., 1916.
Willamette
Meridian,
in
Oregon;
Brown, Phillip T. O'Neill, Helen 11.
state.
Also Lots I wo (2), Three (3) and
STATE BOARD OF FISH AND
Butler, otherwise known as Mrs.
Glenn E. Husted.
Four
(4)
o
f
Section
Thirty-one
(31),
GAME COMMISSIONERS,
Helen B. Butler, Hattie B. Cleve­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
in
Township
One
(1)
North,
of
Range
We wish to thank our many! friend^ and
land, otherwise known as Mrs.
Ry James Withycombc,
1220 Yeon Building,
Hattie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby, len (10) West of the Willamette
By I. N. Fleischncr,
Portland,
Oregon.
I
patrons for the liberal business given us and the
E. H. Englebart, C. C. Findley, H. Meridian, in Oregon;
Ily F. M. Warren,
Lot Four (4) of Section Twenty-
By Marion Jack,
A. Gillivey, otherwise known as
many favors shown us the past year, and we I. B. HA
By C. F, Stone.
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly, nine (29), Lot Four (4) of Section
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
; lec tl
otherwise known as Mrs. B. A. 1 hirty (30), Lot One (1) of Section
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wish to extend to you all
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise Thirty-one (31), and Lot One (1) of Police and Detectives Are Using Lip
POINTS THE WAY
udge Bai
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas. Section I hirty-two (32) in Tow-nship
Reading in Place of the Dic­
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A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard, One (1), North, of Range Ten (10)
in
tagraph.
The Statement of this Hillsboro
Isabel Timberman, otherwise known West of the Willamette Meridian;
A HAPPY, PEACEFUL Ö3 PROSPEROUS
Resident Will Interest Our Readers
I ots 1 hie (1), Two (2), Five (5),
as Miss Isabel Timberman, Janies
Circr.il .
Our neighboring town Hillsboro
Thousands of deaf people are today
Mullins, Philip J. Murphy, Blenda ■’('d Six (6) of Section Seven (7) in
NEW YEAR.
points the way in the words of one of
ecidi d tn
Munson Nord, otherwise known as township One (1) South, of Range throwing away all hearing devices
its most respected residents:
r elicti .
Mrs. Blenda Munson Nord, Joseph Ten (10) West of Willamette Meri- and enjoying all conversation. This
Mrs. W. II. Morton, 1439 Second
Overman, R. F. Schneider, Albert dian, less Ten (10) acres of the East method is easily and quickly acquired
ustei prc
St., Hillsboro Orc., says: “I can
through
our
system.
Absolutely
the
(i. Starkey, ( clin R. Thompson, G of Lot Six (6);
ne c ihe
always speay a good word for Doan's
only
thing
of
its
kind
in
the
country.
I.ot Two (2) of Section Twenty
A. W agner, Henry G. Wood, P. J.
Kidney Pills, since they pulled me
The san
Gallagher, otherwise known as Dr. (20) and Lots One ( 1), Two (2) and Out proposition is entirely original.
through a terrible attack of rheumat­
>reg< n uj
P. J. Gallagher.
M. F. Setters, 1 hree (3) of Section Twenty-nine Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­
ic pains. For over a year, I wasn't
•ietlf'itt'
William E. Huskamp, George E. (29) in Township One (1) North national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
•f
able to dress myself and every cord
Ten (10),
West of Readiug. Hundreds of people with
Moats, George I. Pemberton, Sue of Range
laint alle
and muscle in my body pained so that
Thrasher, Doris Thrasher, I M Willamette Meridian; and that the normal hearing are taking up Lip
Tillamook, Oregon.
ay |t N o
I couldn’t rest day or night. I was in
Wooley, Administrator of the estate title of this plaintiff to every part reading for the many additional ben­
constant misery every minute. During
lectL n w
and parcel of said real propery is efits gained. You can understand i
of Ben Thrasher, deceased;
this time trouble with my kidneys set
|f SlLting
good and valid, and that you and each what the actors are saying just as far
Dctcndants.
in and they were irregular in action
of you above named defendants be away as you can see them. The eye
« Su tlin
Tip,
and congested. 1 felt sick and nervous Pearl Alkire, otherwise known as Mrs forever enjoined and debarred from understands beyond the range of
ce e Ma
hearing.
Send
no
money,
but
mention
all over. I couldn't get anything to re­
Notice to Creditors.
Pearl Alkire, F. K. K. Allen, Ade- asserting any claim whatever in or to
lieve the suffering, until 1 began tak­
unito r of
laid Barstow. L. W. Belveal. Lewis aid real property above described or this paper and state whether or not
In the District Court of the United
ing Doan's Kidney Pills. In a few
mvlssing
G. Belveal. Jacob A. Ulissenbach, any part thereof adverse to the plain­ you are deaf. All particulars will be States for the District of Oregon.
sent you absolutely free and with no
weeks, my kidneys acted more freely
Ada Breese, otherw ise known as tiff and for a judgment against you
f‘!ele tion
In the matter of .1. L. Myers, bank­
expense
to
you.
Address,
School
of
and the rheumatic pains began to case
Mrs. Ada Breese, F. Bresnaham, and each of von defendants for the
rupt; No. 3933 in Bankruptcy.
tli reuf
Lip
Language,
Kansas
City,
Missouri.
up I shirk tn them until I had finish­
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas F. Hurns, costs and disbursements of this suit,
»» ot*ce *s hereby given that on the
abscHbing
ed about twelve boxes when 1 was
I b. Burns, Lorenzo M. Burton, •uul for such other and further relief
Assistant
to
Mrs.
E.
K.
Koch.
-2nd day of September, A. D. 1916,
shir to grt around as well as rver
ampi .nit
V L. Bushnell, W. H. Campbell, D. as to the Court may seem just and Notice of Appointment of Adminis­ J. L. Myers of Cloverdale, Ore­
Lessons given nt the home
• .. Jr.,
.
Green, equitable.
and do mv work. Today I can grt
F. z-
Campbell,
C. D.
efei|< iant
gon,
the
bankrupt
above
named,
was
trator.
if
preferred.
around without any pain or effort. I
1 his summons is served upon you
otherwise known as Mrs. C.
", D.
ligib : to
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that
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Terms reasonable.
take a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills
Green, Del Clements, . Annie E. by publication thereof for a period of
i.x.
Notice is hereby given that the the first meeting of his creditors will
now and then however and they keep
< asev, otherwise known as Miss six consecutive weeks in the Tilla­
be held at my office, 8th floor. Title
ffìc| at tl
my kidneys in good condition.’*
Annie E. C
__ ,, ~ Joseph
___ '
Casey,
C. Casey, mook Headlight a weekly newspaper County Court of the State of Oregon & 1 ruSt Building, Portland, Oregon,
Trice 50c. at all dealers. Don't
S G. Clamp, John Coffey, Frankie published at Tillamook, Oregon, in tor 1 illamook County has appointed
le hai
the 17th day of January, 1917, at
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Corrigan, otherwise known as Miss pursuance of an order duly ma Ac in R. C. Braden Administrator of the on
10 a.m., at which time said cred­
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same as
Frankie Corrigan, Nellie Crowder, the above entitled suit on the 2nd dat­ estate of Cecelia H. Childs, deceased,
ttem]
and also of the partnership Estate of itors may attend, prove their claims,
Mrs Morton rues. Foster-Milburn
Teresa B. Curry, otherwise known ed January, 1917.
Co., Props , Buffalo, N. Y.
as Mrs. Teresa B. Cnrrv, Maria R , ,,ASnrn"eI White 4 lohn H. White, Childs & Braden, Cecelia H. Childs appoint a trustee, examine the bank­
d wit
Dalton, Gertrude R. Davis. John F. 101A Board of Trade Building. Tort­ And F- L. Braden, partners, Cecelia rupt, and transact such (Mher business
itv fi
H. Childs deceased, and all persons as may properly come before said
Davis, C. T. Diamond, Antone Don-
land. Oregon.
meeting.
GIRL'S STATEMENT WILL
having
claims
against
said
estate
are
ati, Mereta Donavan, Kate Dolan,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
t laims must be presented in form
otherwise known as Mrs. Kate Date of first publication Jan. 4. 1917. therefore notified and required topre­
HELP TILLAMOOK
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Dolan, John S, Drew. J. H. Fox, D. Date of last publication Feb. 15, 1917 sent the same, dulv verified, to said required by the Bankruptcy Act, and
irpcd
Doiv’t f\l ss
Here is the girl'» own story; "For
D. Tourcrav, otherwise known .is
administrator , at the Law Office of sworn to.
: Ma'
The
schedule
filed
shows
no
assets.
Mrs.
D.
D
Tourcrav,
A
Nettie
“•
in the City of Tillamook,
years I had dyspepsia, sour stomach
around half
Dated
January
5,
1917.
Bridgeman. F. P. Galbraith, Rob
in Tillamook County, State of Ore­
The Habi of Taking Cold.
and constipation. 1 drank hot water:
drenched when
A. M. Cannon,
ert Getter. William R Gib son, Cora
gon within six months from the date
and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing
Refexce in Bankruptcy.
M. Goodier, Patrick 1. Grogan.
><h many people taking cold is a of the first publication of this notice,
tkJISH BRAND >d*
*•
helped until I tried buckthorn bark,
Charles M. Hally, George A. Hanis' habit, but fortunately one that is eas- which said date of first publication of
de
Jennie Hart. otherwise
..I... known as ill broken Take a cold sponge hath this notice is December 21. 1916.
glycerine, etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka
Chamberlain’s C°ugh Remedy Most
,urp
Mrs. Jennie Hart. Ida S Haskins, everv morning w hen you first get out
Effectual.
ON F SPOONFUL helped me IN-
R. ( . Braden Administrator of
(Mai Hauge,
W. S
Hay ford. Ot bed not ice cold, but a temper-
Stantly. Recause Adler-i-kn fhishesf
the Estate of Cecelia H Childs,
Thomas Johns, Albert F, Tohnson, tture of about 90 degrees F. Also
I have taken a great many bottles
the FNIJ^F alimentary it relieves
deceased, and also of the part­
will keep;you dry and
Nellie lohn .Mon, William i P fovee. sleep with your window up Do this
ANY CASE consipation, sour stam-
nership Estate of Childs 4 of ( hamberlain’s Cough remedy and
Miles
Kelly,
Margaret
<
every
time
it
has
cured
me.
I
have
G.
Keenan.
I
and
you
will
sejdorn
take
cold
When
Braden, Cecelia H Childs and
•ch or ms . «nd prevent* appendicitis
comfortable
Arthur Kennedy, Gustave Kunze,
Kun re von do take cold take Chamberlain's
It has 0V1CKFST action of any­
F. L. Braden partners, Cecelia found it molt effectual for a hacking
DEALERS EVERY’ÄTHEtt
Andrew
Laidlaw.
Chester
I
ehmats
Cough
Remedy
and
get
rid
of
it
a*
cough
and
for
colds.
After
taking
it
tan.
thing we ever sold. J. S. Lamar, drug­
H Childs deceased.
Orville Lynch. F.lixaheth McCarthy' I quicklv as possible. For sale by La-
OUR 80th YEAR
oes&hat t
a
cough
always
disappears.
”
whites
J
gist.
H T Botts and B A Kliks,
I. G. McGrarv, J. H. McManus^ mars Drug Store.
A.J.TOWt* CO
BOSTON
el
Attorneys for Administrator. R. Moore. Lost Valiev. C.a. For sale
by Lamars Drug Store.
ate if Or
NOTICE.
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“ The Insurance Man ,,
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Guaranteed
ZEROLENE
the Standard Oil lor Motor Cars
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flüEX.
& CO.
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Kitehen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
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THE COUNTY.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere
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Teacher of Piano.
REFLEX SLICKER’3.