Tillamook headlight., March 01, 1917, Image 9

TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT, MARCH L 1917
Notice to Creditor*.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Davidson, Gladys Hathaway, Evelyn
' Shartel, Frances Wilson, Sarette De- By R. C. Jones, County Agriculturist.
Oregonian Deals With the State I Lillies, Maurice Burk, Bernice Stone,
Notice is hereby given, that I have
Lillian Groat, Arlene Pangborn, Ollie The Silo Excursion a Big Success. been appointed administrator with
Bond Bill.
Miner, John Rose, too.
ON THE ONE HAND
In spite of the bad, snowy weather the will annexed of the estate of
Jacobs School—3rd grade, Florence prevailing last week, the three silo Leone Dutton Morrcw, deceased, by
The Oregonian, in answer to a
you
may
have your house burned over
correspondent, gives some useful in­ Jacob, 100; 4th, Evelyn Freeberg, excersions held throughout the coun­ the County Court of Tillamook Coun­
formation in regard to the State bond too.
your
head,
but on the other you
ty,
Oregon.
All
persons
having
ty were a,decided success. One thing
Dist. No. to—3rd grade, Florence was gained by the inclement weather claims against said estate are requir­
bill, and we hope the people of Till­
should
have
a fire insurance policy,
amook will read it carefully, for it Zuercher, 96; 4th, Frank Erickson, 96; and that was a crowd that was in­ ed to present them to me duly veri­
to entirely wipe out such a frightful
will prevent people from forming 5th, Catherine Smith, Ellen Glad, 100; tensely interested or they would not fied within six months from the date
6th, Hattie Zuercher, Ethel Anderson have braved the storm.
wrong ideas. It says:
of this notice at my office in Tilla­
loss. Now an insurance policy only
If one will read the law closely, as 100; 7th, Dorothy Hare, Elizabeth
Monday, in the Nestucca Valley mook City, Oregon.
calls for a premium of a few dollars
published in full in the Sunday Ore­ Zuercher, 98; 8th, Ellen Norberg, about twenty turned out at the Beals’
Dated this February 1st, 1917.
gonian, and examine the map that ac­ Jennie Glad, Walter Heisel, 100.
ranch at Pacific City, and saw some
H. T. Botts, Administrator.
for
every thousand valuation at in­
Dist. No. 11—4th grade, Helen Lee, very good grass and clover silage. Mr.
companied it, he will learn that the
tervals of three or five years. Dispose
$6,000,000, to be provided by a pro­ 94; 7th, Alice Thompson, 98. Olga Beals has two silos on this ranch and Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under Fore­
spective issuance of state bonds, is to Von Rotz, 90.
states that he would not think of
of your anxiety about your real estate
closur«.
Dist. No. 12—3rd grade Bessie Get- dairying without them. They are at
be devoted almost wholly to hard
chell,
74;
5th,
Edith
Quick,
98;
8th,
and do it now.
surfacing roads on which the grading,
present feeding 98 head of cows and
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
draining and other work preliminary Beatrice Blackborn, 98.
young Stock. In the afternoon the trip tue of a judgment and decree made
Dist. No. 14—3rd
gradd, Nellie
to paving have been or will be under­
was made to Herman Farmer’s and I and entered on the 5th day of Feb­
~
taken by the counties. Specific excep­ Thompson 96; 4th, Beatrice Crane,
R. O. Richard’s near Beaver. These ruary, 1917, in a certain cause pending
Bar-
Bertha
Derby,
100;
5th,
Letah
tions are made in behalf of two or
men have both used corn and
<«
-..J arti- in the Circuit Court of the State of
nette,
100;
6th,
Caroline
Strueby,
100;
three counties, which, in attempting
chokes for silage, as well as native Oregon for Tillamook County, where­
7th,
Harley
Davidson,
100
to build trunk highways, have already
grass, and speak very highly of the in Robert R. Peters was plaintiff and
Dist. No. 15—3rd grade, Louis silo.
PHONE US.
CALL ON US.
WRITE US
exceeded the limit of their bonded in­
Albert Darby and Bertha Darby were
Zuercher,
80;
5th,
Hanna
Zuercher,
debtedness.
The trip to Nehalem on
__ Tuesday
_
defendants, and by virtue of an ex­
90;
6th,
Willie
Zuercher,
78.
I It is not impossible to strike a fairly
....... ecution issued under and by virtue of
Zura was made in one of the worst t snow
Dist. No. 16—3rd grade,
accurate general average of the cost
stoi ms of the season. The Ford broke the said judgment and decree on the
Cruthers,
94;
4th,
Margaret
Blum,
96;
of paving roads already prepared for
track up the Miami in about eight 13th day of February, 1917, the under­
hard surface. Width of
pavement 5th, Rosa Cruthers, 100; 8th, Efnest inches of snow. Only about eight men signed sheriff of Tillamook County,
Belleque,
Guss
Belleque,
98.
would, of courst, enter into the calcu-
Dist. No. 18—8th grade Irma Tatro, took in this trip, but they were all Oregon, at the front door of the
_ lation, but it is estimated that If the
very interested and expect to build Court House in Tillamook County,
98.
Jtype adopted largely in California,
silos in the near future.
Dist.
No.
21
—
4th
grade
Clara
Gal
­
Oregon, on Monday the 26th day of
and there found satisfactorily, be ac­
Prospects at 10 a.m. on Wednesday March, 1917, at the hour of 10 o’clock
loway,
86;
6th,
Mary
Ward,
88;
8th,
cepted, the $6,000,000 will pave about
morning,
when
the
Tillamook
excur
­
a.m. of said day in order to satisfy
600 miles of road. This type is a nine Floyd Blum, 90.
Dist. No. 23—4th grade Mary Enz- sion was supposed to start, looked the said judgment and decree, will sell
. or ten-foot pavement, with crushed
very
bad
for
a
crowd,
but
by
10:30
rock raised to the level of each side lcr, 96; 5th, Wendell Werner, John three Fords had assembled, loaded to at public auction for cash to the
Kfor tournouts.
1 Enzler, 100; 8th, Elizabeth Werner, the guards. Before we left Mr. Erick­ highest bidder, all the right, title and
I too.
i The post roads and forest roads are • • Dist. No. 24—3rd grade, Roy Daniel son’s, the first silo visited, we had interest which the above named de­
had in and to the said
not to be paved in general. TheirI i 100; 5th, Gladys Lommen, Pauline about thirty present, and the crowd fendants
construction from the beginning when 1 Batterson, Floyd Easom, Wendell kept increasing until the end of the premises on the 6th day of March,
necessary, is contemplated. These j . Lommen, Walter Easom, 100. 6th, trJP’ when we had about sixty along. 1914 ,or any lime subsequent thereto.
Said premises being more partic­
roads are to be paid for out of mon- ' Dorothy Blackmore, 98; ;th, Lois All the different types of silos in this
eys provided in another bill and out Daniel, 98; 8th, Lucy Daniel, 80.
district were visited and questions ularly described as follows, to-wit:
of Government allotments under the , i Dist. No. 25—3rd grade, Mary Lan- were freely asked of the men using I The South West quarter of the
South East quarter and ten acres off
■Shakleford
L. „
.u r- law. In the next five
. . dolt, 86; 4th, Frank Landolt, 74; 5th, Hu m The materials used in the siio
□rears the Government will spend m Haze] Wi)zes 74; gth, Ruth Eekloff, bv these men are grass, corn, arti­ the south side of the South East
co-operation with Oregon $1,180,310 92.
chokes, oats, clover and weeds, and quarter of the South East quarter of
Section six in Township two South,
for post roads and $638,970 for forest
Dist. No. 26—5th grade, George all sav they would not sell their silos Range nine West of the Willamette
Eroads. The state will spend an equal Arementrout, 74; 7th, Margaret Ar­ for any price if they could not replace
Meridian in Oregon, containing fifty
them.
.amount in addition to the proposed mentrout, 98.
$6,000,000.
The ladies of the Fairview Grange acres, more or less.
Dist. No. 27—5th grade Ruth Gould,
Dated the 13th day of February,
[ The total available therefore, for 98; 7th, Hcrschel'Hollett, ioo.
were asked to prepare a 25 cent lunch
state paved roads and co-operative
Dist. No. 28—4th grade, Andrew for us, but instead, got us tip a big I917-
W. L. Campbell,
post roads and forest roads in the Nef, Helen Miller 98; 6th, Bernice dinner for the same price. I under­
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
next five years, if the bond issue be Loerpabcl, Eula McKimens, 100; 8th, stand the proceeds are to be used to
By, Elmer L. Webb,
better equip the grange kitchen. After
approved, will be $9,738,560.
Arthur McKimens, 98.
I
Deputy..
■ The money heretofore mentioned
— because Zerolene is
Dist. No. 29—3rd grade, Wanda the dinner a general discussion fol­ ..
lowed on silos, silage and silage ma­ First publication Feb. 15, 1916.
as required to meet Government allot­ Keen 80; 6th, Kathryn Miller, 98.
made from Asphalt-base
chinery.
Last
publication
March
15,
1917.
ments is to be provided for by a state
Dist. No. 31—3rd grade, Helen Jor­
crude.
It burns up clean,
The
last
silo
visited
was
that
be
­
bond issue, not involved with the dan, Donald Provoost, Cora Pike,
$6,000,000 proposal and not referred Albert Mather, Orin Hess, Eileen longing to C. W. Tilden, a cement Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real Prop­
and
goes
out with the
to the people. But interest and prin­ Trombley, 100; 4th Erma
erty.
Hess, plastered silo in the center of his
exhaust.
round
barn.
This
round
barn
appealed
cipal of the two bond issues, it is Naomi Simmons, Erma Vaughn, Mae
demonstrated by accurate computa­ Goodspeed, Eva Crawford, 100; 5th, to many of the farmers as a very
Notice is hereby given, That in
tions, can be paid off and maintenance Loyccl Jolly, Margery Prime, Cecil practical layout.
pursuance
of a judgment and order
After the silo trip was finished, Mr.
assured by applying
automobile Wilkins, too; 6th, Herbert Miller,
| of sale duly entered on the 14th day
licenses and the existing quarter Myrtle Sandberg, Marie Flagg, 100; Kunze invited the crowd to visit his I ot October, 1916, in the Circuit Court
mill highway levy to those purposes. 7th, Hazel Bodie, Porter DeÄrtley, farm and see his sleeping shed built ; of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
In other words no increase in taxa­ Harold Williams, Harvey Maddux, for his cattle to stay in during the 1 County, wherein D. L. Shrode, George
tion is proposed.
too; 8lh, Barbara Simmons, Thelma winter months. About 25 farmers ac­ ! Williams and Chas. Kunze were
1 The State Highway Commission, in Mather, Gladys Richards, Jennie. Me- cepted the invitation. This shed, well .plaintiffs and M. L. Beiger was de-
Sold by dealers everywhere and
bedded, gives the cows perfect free­
the bonding bill, is given certain dis- Clew, too
■ tendant, and a writ of execution and
at all Service Stations of the
■retionary powers. It need not con­
Dist. No. 32—3rd grade, Lila Booth, dom and saves all the manure in per­
order of sale issued by the Clerk of
struct the highways in the order nam­ 98; 5th, Clarice Booth, Ella Blalock, fect condition. He is very well pleas­
Standard Oil Company
'
said
court
in
pursuance
of
said
judg-
ed in the bill; it may change routes too; 7th, Floyd Booth, 96; 8th, Mae ed with results..
(
(California)
Several farmers expressed their ap­ 1 ment and order of sale, which said
in local particulars, but must follow Nehl, 98.
'
writ
is
dated
the
14th
day
of
Febru-
the general designation. It is permit­
Dist. No. 33—5th grade, Inez Hes­ preciation of the trip by saying that
ted, however to co-operate with the ter, 100, 7th, Elazibeth Phillips, 98; they considered the day one of the ' ary, 1917, to the undersigned Sheriff
best spent ones they had put in this directed, commanding and requiring
Government in construction of post 8th, Alta Simmons, 96.
Dist. No. 36—6th grade, Harry winter. More real knowledge was , him to make sale of the following de-
or forest roads not named in the bill.
That not all .prospective state income Gilmore,' Henry Newberg, Raymond gained of the silo than could be ob- | sc”bcitrea,’ Properly, to-wit:
I The Southeast quarter of the South-
tained in any other way.
for road purposes is taken is appar­ O'Neel, 100;
To any contemplating building a ! east quarter of Section 32, in Town­
ent. The amortization and mainten­
Dist. No. 38—3»»i
grade, Delia
ance are assured on the basis of the Vaughn, 96; 4th, Nina Kodad, 100; silo I shall be glad to render any"aid ?hip 3 South of Range 9 West W. M
in Tillamook County,Oregon, for the
present tax valuation and the present 6th, Kate Shaw, 96, 7jh, Jack Dris- possible if they will let me know.
1 purpose of discharging the judgment
Poisoning Moles Not Practical.
number of automobiles. If either or coll, 100.
A few weeks ago instructions for
... rendered in said cause in favor of the
—3rd _ grade, . . Julia
Dist. No.
_ 39 ___
both increase, and no one doubts
that they will, there will be more Briggs, 4th, Helen Burmester, 84; 5th poisoning moles with poisoned beef plaintiffs for the sum of $130.00 with
•toney for roads. Curry and Lincoln Charley Burmester, 82; 6th, Vivian steak were sent out to the papers by ' interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
Counties, therefore, have expectation Tohl, 100; 7th Juneta Christensen, 72; mistake. This formula has been used, cent per annum from the 14th day of
experimentally, but the results were October, 1916.
of getting state and government aid 8th, Alice Steel, Minnie Olson, 98.'
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
Dist. No. 46—4th grade Myrtle not good enough to warrant its gen­
for roads, provided they can convince
th< Federal authorities and the State Knighten, 88; 6th, Wesley Tippin, eral use. Trapping is the best method writ of execution, attachment and or­
to use in controlling .his pest.
der of sale, and in compliance with
Highway
Commission that such 100.
Gopher Poisoning O. K.
the commands of said writ, I will on
Dist. No. 48—3rd grade, Mildred
ro ads should be built.
The formula published for poison­ Saturday the 17th day of March, 1917,
Grazen, too; 4th,
■ The highways
were designated Houser, Mary
ing the pocket gopher works alright, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a.m. at the
clearly with the idea of pro"iding an Walter Kelly, 96.
Dist. No. 51—7th grade, Gladys as this animal takes the poison read­ court house door
in Tillamook
adequate system of trunk lines touch­
ily. For fear some did not get it I County, Oregon, sell at public auction
big as many important places as pos­ Curl, Gusse Holgate, 100.
Dist. No. 54—6th grade Florence will repeat it here:
| to the highest bidder for cash in
sible. Of course, it would have been
Use parsnips, carrots or sweet po­ hand all the right title and interest
politically inexpedient to designate a Kopiesge, 100.
Dist. No. 55—3rd grade, Mark Ed- tatoes for bait and cut up into about which the above named defendant
•pider web system of roads confined
solely to the lower Willamette valley, munds, 100; 4th, Gladys Northup, % inch cubes. From a small pepper had in and to said real property on
for example.
Moreover, it would Nolan Babcock, 100; 6th, Wilbur box slowly sift % ounce powdered I the date of the service of the writ of
have been unfair. It is not a sound ar­ Northup, Mary Williams, Charles strychnine (alkaloid) and 1-10 of this attachment in said action, to-wit::
gument against the bill that the peo­ Edmunds, 100; 8th Persis Edmunds, amount of saccharine (ground togeth­ •The 16th day of August, 1916, or since
er in a mortar or cup) over about four 1 had in or to said property, to satisfy
ple are invited to vote for it because Paul Edmunds, 100.
Dist. No. 56—3rd grade, Gladys quarts of the freshly cut baits, stirring said writ and attachment with accru-
it makes a just designation of routes.
M it were, the state would be dead­ Hulse, 88 5th, Raymond Lindsey, 96; to distribute the poison evenly.
ing costs.
These then should be placed in the
locked on the road problem. An un- I 6th, Wendel Byers, 88; 7th, Mabel
Dated this 14th day of February,
runways,
which-can
best
be
done
by
fair allotment of funds or an unfair I Anderson, 96.
1917,
Dist.
No.
59—
6th
grade
Emmett
the
use
of
a
pointed
stick,
probing
designation of roads would naturally
W. L. Campbell.
around a mound until
it breaks
be called ’’hogging”. If a fair allot­ Gray, 100.
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
Dist
No.
60
—
3rd
grade
Edith
Nel
­
through
into
the
runway
and
drop
­
ment and designation are to be con­
First publication Feb. 15. 1917.
demned as “smarting,” there is noth- son, 92; 4th, Eugene Hall, 98, 5th, ping the bait into the hole.
Last publication March, 15, 1917.
The
pocket
gopher
is
very
active
in
isg to be done. We shall stay stuck | Florence Blum, 96; 6th, Susie Brown,
98; 7th, Walter Brown, 80.
the early spring months and takes the
in the mud.
Dist. No. 61—3rd grade, Oscar poison readily, so now is the time to
■ In answer to
. the correspondent’s
Summons.
get after him.
hypothetical question as to what Krebs, 96; 5th, Nathan Kuick, 98.
Academy
—
3rd
grade,
Clara
Brooks,
The Digger Squirrel or Gray Digger
•Pads will be constructed
c.....;.
if the
:’... mon-
zzzz
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Can be easily poisoned with poison­
ey available is not sufficient to build Milton Lambert, Mabel Soderberg,
Oregon for Tillamook County.
March, 1917, and the number of in­ Notice of Appointment of Adminis­
all the roads designated, The Oregon- Johny Tone, Josephine Tone, Frank ed barley made in the following man­ I H. A. Brandt, Plaintiff.
I
sertions is seven (7), and the time
trator.
fan can only say that it believes the Emmenegger, 100; 4th, Purcell Tone, ner.
vs.
The strychnine and saccharine as
prescribed for the publication is six
people are willing to trust the Gover­ Jack Wells, Maribelle Eastland, 100.
Nancy
E.
Brandt,
alias
Nancy
weeks.
Notice is heheby given, That the
nor to select a Highway Commission 5th, Lawrence Fitzpatrick, Dorothy used for the gopher baits should be E. Wilson, Alias Nancy E.
John Leland Henderson, County Court of the State of Oregon,
th.11 will deal justly with all interests. Jacob, Agnes Fitzpatrick, 100; 7th, stirred jnto a half teacup full of laun­ Loveing, alias Nancy E. Holm
Frances Highberger, too; 8th, Ruth dry starch. This should be then
Attorney for Plaintiff.
for Tillamok County, has appointed
I
Benson, Rose Plasker, Elta Sheets, poured over about four quarts of alias, Nancy E. Winter.
the undersigned administrator of the
Defendant.
Result of Spelling Contest.
barley and stirred thoroughly so that
too.
estate of Hanna M. Nelson, deceased,
Nancy
E.
Brandt,
alias
Nancy
E.
Notice of Final Account
each grain receives a coating. A tea­
and all persons having claims against
spoonful of the treated bait scattered Wilson, alias Nancy E. Loveing,
■ District I—3rd grade, Walter Haus-
Notice of Final Settlement.
said estate are hereby required to pre­
alias
Nancy
E.
Holm,
alias
Nancy
E.
Notice is hereby given: that the un­ sent the same together with the prop­
about the mouth of the borough or
■Jrth, Douglas Leach, 100; 4th Chas,
under the logs or stumps where they Winter: The above named defendant: dersigned has filed in the County er vouchers, to the undersigned at
lomas; Ethel Dye, 98; 5th Mabie
Notice is hereby given: That the live will be readily taken. They are
In the name of the State of Oregon, Court of the State of Oregon, for the
Anderson, Walter Severance, Flora
has ____
filed his final ac- most easily poisoned in the spring you arc hereby required to appear County of Tillamook, his final ac­ the office of T. H. Goyne, attorney at
___ ____
Schild, 100; 6th, Oren Leach, 92; 7th, undersigned
count as executor of the last will and when they first come out of their and answer the
complaint filed count as executor of the last will and law, Tillamook City, Oregon, within
Lolita Johnson, 94.
I against you in the above entitled suit testament of John Aellig, deceased, six months from the date of this
■Dist. No. 2—3rd grade, Lailah Ma­ testament of Jacob Luthi, deceased, winter quarters.
| on or before the 24th day of March, and the said Court has fixed Saturday notice.
Guernsey Breeders Organize.
r»lf, 92; 4th, Maty. Weber, too; _ ith,
_ . in the County Court of the State of
Dated this 21st day of February,
Last Saturday a number of Guern­ 1917, said date being after the expira­ the 17th day of March, 1917, at 10:00
Agnes Blaser, 98; 6th, Flossie Davis, Oregon for Tillamook County, and
the court has fixed Monday, the 5th sey enthusiasts met at Rollie Wat­ tion of six weeks from the first pub­ o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at '917.
apo; 7th, Orvai Johnson, 94.
Axel Nelson, Administra­
■Dist. No. 5—5th, Esther Vander- day of March, 1917 at 10 o’clock a m. son’s office and organized the Tilla­ lication of this summons, and if you the Court House in Tillamook City,
tor of the Estate of Han­
■of, 72; 6th, Albert Tubbesing; 7th, in the County Court room in the mook Guernsey Club. Mr. Joseph fail to appear and answer said com­ Oregon as the time and place for
na M. Nelson, Deceased.
court house at Tillamook City, Ore­ Durrer was elected president and plaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff hearing objections to said account.
Marion Raed, too.
gon,
as
the
time
and
place
for
hearing
______________
___________
1
will
apply
to
the
court
for
the
relief
Homer
Mason
Sec-Treas.
James
Wil-
■Dist. No. 8—5th, Noah Richards,
All persons are notified to file their
'iiams,
'liams, John Naegeli and W. L. Hud- , prayed for in the complaint, to-wit: objections, if any, at said time and
fl 6th, Willie McClay, 98; 7th, Bes- objections to said account.
Rank Foolishness.
All
persons
a.e
hereby
notified
to
son
^
ere
elected
as
board
of
direc
­
j
For
a
decree
annulling
the
marriage
Myers, too
place.
present
their
objections,
if
any,
to
1
contract
existing
between
you
and
the
^K>ist No. 9—3rd grade, Lewis Webb
tors.
.
Dated this 10th day of February,
You occasionally see it stated that
The meting was adjurned until Sat­ plaintiff herein, and for dissolution of 1917-
Cl. rencc Albert, Muriel Wiley, Inez said account at said time and olace.
colds do not result from cold weather
Dated
this
1st
day
of
February,
I
urday.
March
to.
at
1:00
p
m..
when
a
the
bonds
of
matrimony
existing
be
­
H< pkins, too; 4th, Alta Carr, Edith
Andrew Zucrcher,
That is rank foolishness. Were it true
I constitution will be adopted and a tween you and the plaintiff herein,
Ch 11 he, Dorothy Dennis,
Marion 1917.
Executor of the last will 1 colds would be as prevalent in mid­
Emil
Benscheidt,
permanent
organization
formed.
I the decree to take effect from the
Lamb, Wanda Halfôm, Louise Hand-
and testament' of John summer as in midwinter. The microbe
Executor of the last Every one who favors the Guetvisev date of your marriage with the plain­
lty Rcwena Hanson, Glcnna Hea-
Aellig, deceased.
i cow and would like to see the breed
, that causes colds flourishes in »lamp
will
and
testament
of
cick. Mice Holding, Irene Lyster,
tiff, from to-wit the 21st day of De­
I cold weather. To get rid of a eol«l
Jacob Luti, deceased. developed in this county are invited cember 1914.
■rvieth Mahan, James Petty, Sidney
take Chamberlain’s Cough Remeily.
For Disease of the Skin.
to be present. The charter member
Switzer,
Roletta
Watson,
Hazel
This summons is published in the
Nearly all diseases of the skin such ] It is effectual and highly recommend­
list is still open.
Wheatley, 100. 5th, Evelyn Martin,
i Tillamook Headlight ,a paper ptiblish-
ed by people who have usd it for
H°w to Prevent Croup.
Acar Hanenkrat, Melvin Dick, Hom­
. ed weekly in said county and state as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and many years as occasion required, and
When the child is subject to attacks
barbers’ itch, are characteristic of an
el Worthington,
Beatrice Sheldon,
[
by
order
of
the
Hon.
Geo.
T.
Bagley,
its real value. For sale by La­
A Pleasant Physic.
j Judge of the Circuit Court of the intense itching and smarting, which know
D» rris Knight, Arden
Pangborn, of croup, see to it that he eats a light
often makes life a burden and dis­ mars Drug Store.
Lu ia Wiley. Chester Hopkins, 100. evening meal, as an overloaded stom­
Stat^of
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
When you want a pleasant physic
Mary Lamar. Kathryn Kirk, ach may bring on <n attack, also
Tillamook, which order was made turbes sleep and rest. Quick relief
O. I. C. Swine.
^^arion Robison, Illa Davidson, Inez watch for the first symptoms-hoarse- live Chamberlain’s Tablets a trial. and entered on the 8th day of Febru­ may be had by applying Chamber­
They
are
mild
and
gentle
in
their
ac
­
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lain’s Salve. It allays the itching and
■iwarz, Romona Haltom, Madge ness, and give Chamberlain’t Cough
ary,
1917.
The
date
of
the
first
pub
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I have some choice fall boars for
Many
^■Ford, Edna Small, Ruth Heitsman. Remedy as soon as the child becomes , tion and always produce a pleasant lication of this summons is February smarting almost instantly.
P’lice Clark. JeSM Sawyer, Gertrude hoarse. For sale by Lamars Drug < cathartic effect. For Sale by La­ 18th, 1917, and the date of the last cases have been cured by its use. For sale. Also some nice spring pigs to
select from, both sexes.
mars Drug Store.
usser, Helen Eadus, too; 7th Ella Store.
publication thereof is the 22nd day of Sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
Joe Donaldson R. F. D. Tillamook.
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