Tillamook headlight., January 25, 1917, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JANUARY 25. 1917.
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAt CONCERN:
WHEREAS, the Male Board of
Fish and Game Commissioners oi the
State of Oregon (as well as its pred­
ecessors* the Board oi bish Commis­
sioners) has propagated and stocked,
and is propagating and stocking the
waters of Tillamook Bay and its trib­
utaries, in 1 tllamook County, State of
Oregon, with salmon and other food
fish, and
e
,
WHEREAS, said Tillamook Bay
and its tributaries arc frequented by
salmon and other food fish, and lor
the purpose of protecting the same,
the State Board oi Eish and (jarnc
Commissioners has dt cidvd to close a
tributary to said 1 illamook Bay,
known as lioquarton Slough and its
tributaries, above a point on said
Hoquarton Slough North
degrees
31 minutes West 2,013.7 feet troiii
the section corner common to Sec­
tions 33, 3 4, 25 and 26 of l ownship *
South, Range 10 West of the Will­
amette Meridian. Ibis point on said
Hoquarton Slough being more partic­
ularly designated by posts erected by
the Master Fish Warden warning the
public; and also another tributary of
said I illamook Bay, known as l’illa-
mook River, and its tributaries, above
a point 100 feet below the mouth of
i rask River, all being in I illamook
County, Slate of Oregon, to prevent
fishing therein by any means what­
ever for salmon and other food fish,
during the periods of time herein­
after specified;
NOW THEREFORE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN by said State
Board of Fish and Game Commis­
sioners, that said tributary of Tilla­
mook Bay known
as Hoquarton
Slough, and its tributaries, above a
point on said
Hoquarton Slough
North 4 7 degrees 31 minutes West
2,013.7 feet from the suction corner
common to Sections 23, 24, 25, and
26 <>f '1 ownship I South Range 10
West of the Willamette Meridian.
This point on Hoquarton Slough be­
ing more particularly designated by
posts erected by the Master Fish
Warden warning the public, are and
each of them is hereby closed to fish­
ing of any kind for salmon and other
food fish, from and after January 29,
1917, until said tributary of Tilla­
mook Bay, known as Hoquarton
Slough, and its tributaries, above a
point on said Hoquarton Slough
North 4 7 degrees 31 minutes West
2,013.7 feel from the Section corner
common to Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26
of Towmship I South Range 10
West oi the Willamette Meridian, is,
or arc open again to salmon and other
food fish fishing herein prohibited, as
provided for under Section «5316 of
Lord*» Oregon Laws; and that said
tributary of Tillamook Bay, known as
Tillamook River, and its tributaries,
above a point 10(1 feet below the
lowermost portion of the im uth of
'I r.isk River, are and each of them is
hereby closed to fishing of any kind
for salmon and other food fish, from
and after January 29, 19 17, until said
tributary of 'Tillamook Bay, known
as Tillamook River, and its tributaries
above a point 100 feet below the
lowermost portion of the mouth of
Trask River, is or arc open again to
salmon and other food fish fishing
herein prohibited, as provided for
under Section 5316 of Lord’s Oregon
Laws.
And it is and shall be unlawful to
fish for, or take or catch any salmon
and other food fish in any of said
waters during the said periods of
time above specified.
Any and all persons whomsoever
so fishing in violation of this notice
will be proscciitcil as by law provided.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
18t|i <|ay of December, A. D., 1916
STATT HOARD OF FISH AND
GAME COMMISSIONERS,
By Janie:; Wilhvcombc,
Bv I. N. Flcischiur,
B) F. M Warren.
By Marion lack,
Bv t . F. Stone.
Notice for Publication.
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Department of Interior,
I'. S.
Land Office ai Portland, Oregon,
January 12, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that David
Barrie Jr., whose posloflicc address is
255 E. 71st St. North, Portland Ore.,
«lid. on the 2nd ,J.i> of December,
1916, file in this of lice Sworn State­
ment ami Application, No., 04831, to
••tfiiWhasc the N.I' Q of S. W. ‘i,
Section 20, Township 1 South, Range
10 West. Willamette Meridian, and
the limber thereon, under the provis­
ions of th« Act of June 3, 1 878, and
acts amendatory,
known as
the
"limber ami Stone Law," as such
'■value as might be fixed bv appraise-
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap­
plication. the land and limber thereon
hnve been appraised, under Serial
04 4 36, the timber estimated 200.000
board feet at 20c per M, and 80,000
board feet at 4<>c. per M, and the
laml $40.00; that said applicant will
offer filial proof in support of his ap-
plica.ion ami sworn statement on the
10th da) of April, 1917. before the
Register and Receiver of the Unite«!
States I and Office, ct Portland. Ore­
gon
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by tiling a corroborated affi­
davit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the ntry.
N. ( ampbell,
Register
Bad Habits.
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Those who breakfast
at eight
o'clock or later, lunch at twelve and
have dinner al six arc almost certain
to be troubled with indigestion. They
do not allow time for one meal to
digest before taking another Not less
than five hours should elapse between
meals. If you are troubled with indi­
gestion correct your habits and take
Chamberlain** Tablets, and you may
reasonable hope for a quick recovery.
These tablet, strengthen the stomach
and enable It to perform its functions
naturally. For sale by Lamars Drug
Store,
FIRE ! ! !
FIRE :
George MacTarnaghan, J. A. Mac­ Notice and Summons in Foreclosure
of Tax Lien.
Tarnaghan, Denis Mallon, Patrick
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Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas-
■ -o
In the Circuit Court of the State of
ero, Andy Mattson,
Henry A.
in the Circuit Court of the State
ON THE ONE HAND
Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
Meyer, Wilford O’Neill Kate L. Oregon, lor imauiou*. County.
Ortman, otherwise known as Miss
you may have your house burned over
S. B. Vincent, as Receiver for T. B.
k . n. cosnun,
riaiiniil
Kate E. Ortman, J. H. Overhauser,
Potter Realty Company, a corpora­
your head, but on the other you
vs.
Chattie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­
tion, and as receiver for Potter-
should have a fire insurance policy,
sons, otherwise known as Mrs. E. Iola 1. Handley, a widow and
Chapin Realty Company, a corpora­
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E. all persons unknown, it any,
tion, Plaintiffs.
to entirely wipe out such a frightful
naviug
or
claiming
an
interest
Pickett, Gertrude Phillips, other­
vs.
loss. Now an insurance policy only
Pearl Alkire, otherwise known as Mrs.
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­ or estate in ana to tue tiervm-
Pearl Alkire, E. K. K. Allen, Ade-
lip», J. H. Price, La Vauchia Hill aiter aesenueu real proper,y,
calls for a premium of a few dollar,
Veienuanis.
laid Barstow, L. W. Belvcal, Lewis
Price, otherwise known as Mrs.
To Iola 1. Handley, a widow and
for every thousand valuation at in­
Price,
Knute
G. Belvcal, Jacob A. Blissenbach,
La Vauchia
Hill
Ada Breese, otherwise known as
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Schrae- persons unknown, H any. Having
tervals of three or five years. Dispose
Mrs. Ada Breese, F. Bresnaham,
der, Robert Sears, Etta J. Seis, claiming an interest or estate iu ano
of your anxiety about your real estate
otherwise known as Mrs. Etta J. to tne Hereinafter described real prop
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas F. Burns,
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert Edward erty, tne above named delendants,
I. F. Burns, Lorenzo M. Burton,
and do it now.
In me name oi tne ¿tale ot Oregon;
Brown, John F. Smith, M. L. Smith,
E. L. Bushnell, W. H. Campbell, D.
1
ou
are
tiereoy
notified
mat
mis
D.
Green,
J.
F.
Smith,
Ignatius
Stapeiton,
F. Campbell, Jr,, C.
Oscar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman, F. piainmi is tne holder oi certincate ot
otherwise known as Mrs. C. D.
s * •»
issued
lay lor, W. A. Templin, Halver delinquency number
Green, Del Clements, Annie E.
i
Thorson, Thomas L. Tutty, Ella October -o, 1913, by the tax collec­
Casey, otherwise known as Miss
Annie E. Casey, Joseph C. Casey,
\ anduyn, otherw'ise known as Mrs. tor oi 1 lllamook County, State of
Vanduyn,
I Oregon, tor the amount ot tnirty-
Ella Vanduyn, J. M. ''
J
S. G. Clamp, John Coifey, Frankie
US
CALL OX i s.
WRITE US
ana 38-luu (*33.38) dollars,
____ ____
( orrigan, otherwise known as Miss
Frank H. \ andendale,, John S. 1 tnree
Frankie Corrigan, Nellie Crowder,
W atkins, Elizabeth R. W illiams, ' tne same being the amount tnen due
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth I and aeimqip.nl for taxes lor the year
'1 cresa B. Curry, otherwise known
K. Williams, James F. Wilkins, uii, together with penalty, interest
as Mrs. 'Teresa 1!. Curry, .Maria B.
Dalton, Gertrude R. Davis, John F.
Sarah A. Smith, L. Epworth Ken­ and costa thereon upon Hie real prop­
ney, Alice Zapf, otherwise known erty assessed to you, of which yvU are
Davis, C. 1. Diamond, Antone Don-
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry, I .he owners as appears ot record, sit­
ati, Mereta Donavan, Kate Dolan,
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­ I i uated in said County ; nd bci.l-e, and
otherwise known as Mrs. Kate
Dolan, John S. Drew, J. H. Fox, D.
berry, D. Spinossa Cattela, Clara particularly bounded and described
D. Tourcray, otherwise known as
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss as follows, to-wit:
Mrs. D. D. Tourcray, A. Nettie
Clara Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­
Lots numbers One (1) and Two (2)
Western, Asphalt-bare, crude
Bridgeman, E. P. Galbraith, Rob-
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Loftier, H. T. in Block number Two (2), Miller's
makes the highest grade motor
irt Getter, William R. Gibson, Cora
Kipp, F. Lee, M. T. McCarthy, H. Addition to Tillamook City, Tilla­
oil, not only in our opinion, but
M. Goodier, Patrick J. Grogan,
Reed McCoskric,
Elizabeth
G. mook County, Oregon.
also in the opinion of unpreju­
Charles M. Hally, George A. Hanly,
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss
You are further notified that the
diced experts and of increasing
Elizabeth G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­ holder of said Certificate ol Delin­
Jennie Hart, otherwise known as
Mrs. Jennie Hart, Ida S. Haskins,
thew, Samuel Mills, JatnesR, Mur­ quency has paid taxes on said prem­
thousands of satisfied users.
Hayford,
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E. ises for prior or subsequent years as
Olai Hauge,
W. S.
Thomas Johns, Albert E. Johnson,
Winters, G. A. Zitterholm, Agnes follows to-wit:
Nellie Johnston, William P. Joyce,
1. Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs.
On Oct. 25, 1913, the sum of
Miles Kelly, Margaret C. Keenan,
Agnes 1.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow, $25,51 for taxes of the year 1112.
Arthur Kennedy, Gustave Kunze,
otherwise known as Miss Hattie
On Oct. 26, 1914 the sum of $27 .44
Andrew Laidlaw, Chester Lehman,
Snow, Alfred
Bachtold, J. E, for the taxes of the year 1913.^__
Orville Lynch, Elizabeth McCarthy,
Brown, Phillip T. O’Neill, Helen B.
On May 11, 1916 the sum of $28.54
J. G. McGrary, J. H. McManus,
Butler, otherwise known as Mrs. for taxes of the year 1914.
Sold by dealers everywhere and
George MacTarnaghan, J. A. Mac­
Helen B. Butler, Hattie B. Cleve­
On May 26, 1916 the sum of $28.33
at all Service Stations of the
Tarnaghan, Denis Mallon, Patrick
land, otherwise known as Mrs. for taxes of the year 1915.
Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas-
Hattie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby,
Standard Oil Company
On Oct. 7, 1916 the sum of $2.54
«ro, Andy Mattson, Henry
A.
E. H. Englebart, C. C. Findley, H.
(California)
for taxes of the year 1894.
Meyer, W ilford O’Neill, Kate E.
A.'Gillivey, otherwise known as
of $5.89
tin
Oct.
7,
1916
the
sum
< frtman, otherwise known as Miss
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly,
Kate E. Ortman, J. H. Overhauser,
otherwise known as Mrs. B. A. for taxes of the year 1899.
On Oct. 7, 1916 the sum of $6.24
C'hattie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise
sons, otherwise known as Mrs. E.
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas. for the taxes of the year 1901. interest
All of said amounts bear
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E.
A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard,
the rate of
Pickett, Gertrude Phillips, other­
Isabel Timberman, otherwise known from date of payment at
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­
as Miss Isabel Timbcrtnan, James 15 per cent per annum.
Said Iola 1. Handley as the owner
lips, J. H. Price, La Vauchia Hill
Mullins, Philip J. Murphy, Blenda
of
the legal title of the above de-
Price, otherwise known as Mrs.
Munson Nord, otherwise known as
Price,
Knute
I. a Vauchia
Hill
Mrs. Blenda Munson Nord, Joseph scribed property as the same appears
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Schrae-
Overman, R. F. Schneider, Albert i of record, and each of the other per­
tier, Robert Scars, Etta J. Seis,
G. Starkey, Celin R. Thompson, G. sons above named are hereby further
otherwise known as Mrs. Fltta . J.
A. Wagner, Henry G. Wood, P. J. notified that the plaintiff herein will
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert Edwaril
Gallagher, otherwise known as Dr. apply to the Circuit Court of the
Brown, John F. Smith, M. I.. Smith.
P. J. Gallagher,
M. F. Setters, County and State aforesaid for a de­
J. F. Smith, Ignatius S'apelton,
William E. Huskamp, George E. cree foreclosing the lien of said taxes
nan, i F. .
< »scar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman,
Moats, George I. Pemberton, Sue and costs against the property above
Taylor, W. A. Templin, Halver
1
Thrasher, Doris Thrasher, J. M. described and mentioned in said cer­
Thorson, Thomas L. 'Tutty, Ella
Wooley, Administrator of the estate tificate. And you are hereby summon­
ed to appear within sixty days after
Vanduyn, otherwise known as Mrs.
of Ben Thrasher, deceased;
l'.lla Vanduyn, J. M. Vanduyn,
In the name of the State of Oregon the date of the first publication of
this summons, exclusive of the day of
Frank H. Vandendale,, John S.
Watkins, Elizabeth R. Williams, You and each of you are hereby re­ said first publication, and defend this
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth quired to appear and answer the com­ action or pay the amount due, to­
R. Williams, James F. Wilkins, plaint of the plaintiff filed against you gether with costs; and in case of your
Sarah A. Smith, L. Epworth Ken­ in the above entitled suit on or before failure to do so, a decree will be
ney, Alice Zapf, otherwise known the expiration of six weeks from the rendered foreclosing the lien of such
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry, 4th day of January, 1917, being taxes, interest and costs against the
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­ the date of the first publication lands and premises above named.
and if
you
berry, D. Spinossa Cattela, Clara of this summons,
This summons is served upon you
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss fail to so appear and answer, plain­ by publication for a period of six (6)
tiff
will
apply
to
the
Court
for
Clara Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­
weeks, pursuant to order of court
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Löffler, H. T. the relief prayed for in said com­ duly entered in the above entitled
plaint,
to-wit:
that
it
be
decreed
and
Kipp, F. Lee, M. T. McCarthy, H.
action and dated December 30, 1916.
Reed McCoskrie,
Elizabeth
G. adjudged by this court that neither
Date of first publication, January
you
nor
any
one
of
you
defendants
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss
11, 1917.
have
any
interest
or
estate
whatever
Elizabe h G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­
All process and papers in the pro­
thew, Samuel Mills, JamesR, Mur­ in or to the following described real ceeding may be served upon the un­
property
or
any
part
thereof,
to-wit:
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E.
Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3), dersigned at the address hereinafter
W inters, G. A. Zitterholm, Agnes
and
Four (4), and tide lands fronting mentioned with the same force and
1. Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs.
ami
abutting on Lot Four (4) of effect as if personally served on the
Agnes 1.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow,
Section
Six (6) in Township One (1) holder of said certificate within this
otherwise known as Miss Hattie
South
of
Range Ten (10) West of the state.
Snow, Alfred
Bachtold, J. E.
Glenn E. Husted,
Brown, Phillip T. O’Neill, Helen B. Willamette Meridian, in Oregon;
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Also
Lots
Two
(2),
Three
(3)
and
Butler, otherwise known as Mrs.
1220 Yeon Building,
Helen IL Butler, Hattie B. Cleve- Four (4) of Section Thirty-one (31),
Portland, Oregon.
land, otherwise known as Mrs. in Township One (1) North, of Range
Hattie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby, Ten (10) West of the Willamette Last publication February 22, 1917.
E. 11. Englebart, C. C. Findley, H. Meridian, in Oregon;
Lot Four (4) of Section Twenty-
A. Gillivey, otherwise known as
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly, nine (29), Lot Four (4) of Section
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oth rwise known as Mrs. B. A. thirty (30), Lot One (1) of Section
Lyseptic is completely soluablein water. A teaspoon
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise Thirty-one (31), and Lot One (1) of Polics and Detectives Are Using Lip
full to 1 quart of water is the nveritiie strength to be used
Reading in Place °f the Dic­
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas. Section Thirty-two (32) in Township
for Antiseptic, Germicide Deodorants, Wounds, Cuts, Nail
tagraph.
A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard, One (1), North, of Range Ten (10)
Punctures, Manne, Hoof Rot, Mud Fever, Lice, Fleas,
Isabel I iniberiiiaii, otherwise known West of the Willamette Meridian;
Lots One (1), Two (2), Five (5),
Thousands of deaf people are today
as Miss Isabel Tinibcrinan, James
Dandruff, Shampoo, beitijr of a soapy nature
..... .
proves very
Mullins, Philip I Murphy, Blenda ami Six (6) of Section Seven (7) in throwing away all hearing devices
effective for wasliine the animal!« and stables utensils,
Munson Nord, otherwise known as Township One (1) South, of Range and enjoying all conversation. This
«iiKl if used in general improves stable conditional Itifec-
Mrs. Blenda Munson Nord, Joseph Ten (10) West of Willamette Meri- method is easily and quickly acquired
tion amotiK cattle, Abortion. Foul Discharge, and exter­
Overman, R. F. Schneider, Albert dian, less Ten (10) acres of the East through our system. Absolutely the
G. Starkey, ( elin R. Thompson, G. of Lot Six <61;
only thing of its kind in the cour’ry.
nally to prevent the spread of diseases
Lot Two (2) of Section Twenty Our proposition is entirely original.
A. Wagner, Henry G. Wood, P. J.
Gallagher, otherwise known as Dr. ( 20) an«i Lots One (1), Two (2) and Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­
P I. Gallagher,
M. F. Setters, 1‘hree (3) of Section Twenty-nine national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
W illiam F Huskamp, George E. (29) in Township One (1) North Reading. Hundreds of people with
Ten (10),
West of
oi normal hearing are taking up Lip
Moats, George I. Pemberton, Sue of Range
Thrasher, Doris 'Thrasher, J. M. Willamette Meridian; and that the reading for the many additional ben­
Wooley, Administrator of the estate title of this plaintiff to every part efits gained. You can understand
and parcel of said real property is what the actors are saying just as far
of Ben I brasher, deceased;
good ami valid, and that you and each away as you can see them. The eye
Defendants.
of you above named defendants be understands beyond the range of
To
Pearl Aik ire, otherwise known as Mrs. forever enjoined and debarred from hearing. Send no money, but mention
IVarl Alkire, E. K. K. Allen, Ade- asserting any claim whatever in or to this paper and state whether or not State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, as.
laid Barstow, I W . Belvcal, Lewis said real property above described or you are deaf. All particulars will be
it. Belvcal, Jacob A. Blissenbach, any part thereof adverse to the plain­ sent you absolutely free and with no
Frank J. Cheney make!« oath that
Vila Breese, otherwise known as tiff ami for a judgment against vou expense to you. Address, School of lie is senior partner of the firm of
L.ip Language, Kansas City, Missouri F. J Cheney <St Co., doing business
Mrs
\da Breese, F. Bresnaham, ami each of you defendants for the Lip
in the City of Toledo, Comity and
I lirabeth Brown, Thomas F. Burns, costs and disbursements of this suit,
State aforeaaid. and that «aid firm
T. F. Burns. I.orenso M
Rnrton, and for such other ami further relief
Assistant to Mrs. K. K. Koch.
E. I Bushnell, W. H. Campbell, D. as to the Court may seem just and Notice of Appointment of Adminis- will pay the sum of ONE Hl’N.
Lessons given at the home
DRED D ollars for each and
F. Campbell, Jr., C. D.
Green, equitable.
trator.
if preferred.
This summons is served upon you
even ease of Catarrh that cannot
otherwise known as Mrs. C. D.
he cured by the use of HALL’S
Lerma reasonable.
Green, Del ( lements, Annie E. by publication thereof for a period of
Notice
is
hereby-
given
t- ATARRH MEDICINE.
kascy. otherwise known as Miss six consecutive weeks in th«- Tilla­
FRANK J. CHENEY
Annie E. Cases, Joseph C. Casey, mook Headlight a weekly newspaper l ounty Court of the State of Oregon
for
Tillamook
County
has
appointed
S. (i < lamp, John Coffey, Frankie published at Tillamook, Oregon, in
R
C.
Braden
Administrator
of
the
( orrigan, otherwise known as Miss pursuance of an order duly made in
Frankie Corrigaiy, Nellie Crowder, the above entitled suit on the 2nd day estate of Cecelia H. Childs, deceased,
and also of the partnership Estate of
Teresa B. Curry, otherwise know n j of January, 1917.
W GLEASON.
(Seal)
is Mrs. Teresa R Curry. Maria B
Samuel White & John H. White, Child, & Braden, Cecelia H. Childs
Notary Public.
Dalton, Gertrude R. Davis, John F. i 1010 Roard of Trade Building. Port­ and F. L. Braden, partners. Cecelia
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is taken
H. Childs deceased, and all persons
Davi;. C. T. Diamond, Antone Don- ! land, Oregon.
/Z
^ j » bbn *
mternnlly ami acts through the
having claims against said estate are
all, Mereta Donavan. Kate Dolan. !
Attorneys foe Plaintiff. therefore notified and required topre­ Hlood on the «Mucous Surfaces of the
ovenjthing
abort
otherwise known as Mrs. Kate Date of first publication Jan. 4, 1917.
System. S^nd fortestimoninla tree
K J CHENEY A CO. Toledo. O.
Dolan. John S. Dreiv. J H. Fox, D Date of last publication Feb. 15, 1917 sent the same, duly verified, to said
<
a
rainy
daq
seems
administrator , at the Law Office of
D. I «‘lircr.iv, otherwise known as
<?’Wwi*ts. 75c.
H. T. Bott,, in the City of Tillamook,
Hall's Family Pill« for consti
Mrs. D. D Tourcray, A. Netti«- i
to sau
in
Tillamook
County,
State
of
Ore
­
tion.
Rridgcman, F P. Galbraith. Rob­
The Habit of Taking Cold.
gon.
within
six
month,
from
the
date
ert (letter. William R. Gibson, Cora 1
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of the first publication of this notice,
M. Goodier, Patrick J. Grogan,
With many people taking cold is a which said date of first publication of
Stomach Trouble Cured.
( h.trlvs M. Hally, (ie«*rge A. Hanly, habit, but fortunately one that is eas-
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Tennie Hart, otherwise known as ily broken. Take a cold sponge bath this notice is December 21, 1916
If you have any trouble with yi
R. C. Braden Administrator of
Mrs. Jennie Hart, Ida S. Haskins,
morn’n< "hen you first get out
Olai Hauge,
W
S.
Hayford,
the Estate of Cecelia H Childs, stomach you should take Chamb
Hay
ford. of bed—not ice cold, but a temper­
Thomas Johns, Albert E lohnson. ature of about 90 degrees F. Also
deceased, and also of the part­ bin’s Tablets. Mr. J. P. Klote,
Nellie lohnston, William ~
nership Estate of Childs 4
P Joyce, sleep with your window up Do this
Miles Kelly, Margaret C. Keenan, and you will seldom take cold When
Braden, Cecelia H. Childs and Edina, Mo., says: "I have used a gr™.
Arthur Kennedy, C__
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L. Braden partners, Cecelia many different medicines for stomach
Gustave
Kunze,
you do take cold take Chamberlain's
Andrew Laidlaw. Chester Lehman* < ough Remedy and get rid of it as
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Child, deceased.
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trouble, hut find Chamberlain’s Tab-
Orville I vnch, Elizabeth McCarthy. quickly as possible For sale by La­
H. T. Botts and B. A. Kliks, I „2 ?or' ^«neficial than any other
I. G. McGrary, J. H McManus, mar, Drug Store.
Attorneys for Administrator. Lasers Drug* Store<d’" F°f
by
J.T ower C o -B oston
Summons.
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ROLLIE W. WATSON,
“ The Insurance Man.”
NATIONAL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORE
From
Western Crude —
ZEROLENE
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Oil dor Motor Cars
DR. ELMER ALLEN,
DR. GEORGE J. PETERSON.
Dentists.
National Building.
Tillamook,
Oregon
ALEX. JVIcNAIR & CO.
GENERAL HARDCUARE
Kitehen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
THE COUNTY.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere.
CLOUGH’S LYSEPTIC,
The Best Antiseptic Healing Germicide.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist, Tillamook; Ore.
MAR IE L. HOLDEN
Teacher of Piano.
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