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    THURSDAY. APRIL 14.
PAGE FOUR
guilty or not guilty of first degreo where the best gardens are.
murder, no alternative. The ver­
That its easier to buy fish thar
A Weekly Paper Published Every dict, as brought in after weighty
Thursday by the
deliberation, announced that the to catch them.
•
Headlight Publishing Company. Inc. prisoners had been found guilty <f
still buying fliv-
That
people
are
second degree murder. This 1;- one
Tillamook, Oregon
wonderful Illustration of the work­ era in spite of th© close times.
Leslie Harrison
Editor ings of a Jury.
That quite a few of our citizen:
a
are getting pinched for traffic law i
Both Telephones
WHY IS A LAW?
violations'.
Entered as second-class matter In
• •
This country was founded on the
the postofllce at Tillamook. Oregon.
bossy has
That
the
Tillamook
principle of representative govern­
heard of the decline in ch»ese
ment
and
must
necessarily
have
its
Subscription Rates
One year ................................
42.OO laws made by the majority of the prices and is giving more milk.
• •
Six months ...........................
1.00 voters, not by a tew. The laws are
Three months ................
.60 made for the peace, health and
That the sun WILL shine in Til-
Payable in advance
safety of the people and should be lamook now and then.
• *
observed by all-
are buying much
people
That
To
attempt
to
take
issue
with
or
PORK AND PORTLAND
garden seed.
dispute
the
value
of
such
govern
­
That Portland Is trying to got a
hand out from the government ment Is a senseless waste of energy.
That butter is 90 cents a roll.
The law must be enforced and prop­
funds again Is evidenced by the bill
*
er
officials
have
been
appoin
,
*
’
<l
by
introduced into congress recently
That the sheriff’s office force
the
people
to
see
that
it
is
done.
It
by Senator McNary to dedicate tho
has been working late for th« past
old postoffice site for a memorial is doubtless understood by al! that
few weeks.
the
situation
In
which
a
public
offi
­
park for soldiers, with a further
is placed is a thankless one,
cial
provision of the bill calling for an
That the girls nowadays do not
appropriation of $260,000 to pui- one constantly receiving adverse want their skirts lengthened out as
criticism
and
very
little
approba
­
chase a new postoffice ground.
soon as they are sixteen, like they
Portland already has any num­ tion, even from those who place
used to.
these
same
officials
in
office.
ber of parks that can be used
as
There is constantly someone .tin­
memorials if such a thing is need­
ning
afoul of the law, and for what
worthy
citizens
them
ed but some
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE
reasons?
Sometimes by
actual
are perfectly willing to give up *he
L. Saldern, Plaintiff, vs. C. E.
need,
sometimes by perversion,
site that is now being used by the
and Alice C. Field, Defend-
Field
sor.ietir.ic.! by unwillingness to per­
postofftca department If the gov-
ants.
ernment will give i them enough form honest labor, some times by
By virtue of an attachment <t«-
money for another, The ex-service ignorance and other times by care­ cution Issued out of the Circuit
law
man knows that memorial parks lessness or contempt. Traffic
In Court of the State of Oregon, for
will not buy shoes for the baby, violators are generally found
the Hood River County, upon a judge­
What he wants Is i some substantial the two latter classes. Whin
ment for the sum of $1,000 an I in­
help to get started in a home jr on respectable citizen is haled up for terest on said sum at the rate of
traffic law violations he Dellows
a farm.
per annum since th-
<
long and loud about the despicable eight per cent
With high taxes and unscrupul-
* March, 1915, the fui-
17th day of
“
cop
”
who
caught
him
and
swea
r
s
ous governing commissions being
ther sum i of $100 attorney’* fees
swatted, let’s take a pass nt the vengeance upon the governing off­ and $23.00 costs and disbursements
icials
who
collect
the
toll
for
his
in-
pork barrel flies who are sucking
Yet he is a law violat­ which judgment Is in favor of the
away at the public funds so indus­ frlngment.
or as Burely as Is the hardi med plaintiff L. Saldern, and against
triously.
. t.' ;„..7 crimlnul and must pay the.jknalty, the defendants C. E. Field and Alic«
C. Field, I will on Saturday the
whatever It is.
14th day of May, 1921, at the hour
I
LOWER COURT UPHELD
of 10 o'clock A. M. at the fiont
The supreme court of the sta«e
door of the Court House in the City
WE NOTICE—
of Washington has sustained the
of Tillamook, Oregon, sell at public
That Ashing licenses are i' ore
verdict of the Jury which Hat on the
autlon to the highest bidder for
than
case against the members of the I. popular at the court house
of
cash in hand, for the purpose
W. W. who were charged with th« marriage licenses.
satisfying said Judgment, the fri­
s
responsibility of the deaths of four
lowing described attached real er-
ex-service men at Centralia on Atm-
That a lot of Tillamook houses tate, situated in Tillamook County
istice day 1919.
need painting.
Oregon:
It was apparent foolishness f >r
• •
Block 22,
Lots 31 and 32,
the convicted radicals to app<al
That the decline in price has not Tillamook Beach.
such a case as they were able to put
Dated this 14th day of April.
mad« any difference in the Quality
before the supreme court, but it
1921.
of Tillamook chee«e.
Illustrates the nature of that sort
JOHN ASCHTM.
a a
of people.
Sheriff of Tillamook County
That the small fry are using the
Their defense at the time was
Oregon
that they were in danger of being court bouse square for a skating 414t5
I
attacked by the ex-soldlers on pa rink.
I
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rade and they used this subterfuge
Please have your change ready
to fire Into the crowd, killing four
That one of then got a hard fall
for "Th« Toll Gate,” featuring Bill
and wounding others.
When the the other night.
I
Hart, Gem, Saturday night.
ease came to trial much conflicting
• •
testimony was given by the defend­ i
That a bump like that would hare
Don’t try to dodge "The loll
ants. Before going out. the jury
set us back about three days.
Gate",
Gem Saturday night.
was Instructed that they wer* try- i
You have "The Right to Love" af
ing the radicals on a charge cf |
That the chickens al way.» knew the Gem Sunday night.
I
atUamnnk Ucabltnht
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Another
C h i ro p ract i c
Achievement
The Case of the “Babbling Giri'
When little Miriam Hubin, "the babbling girl," of Waukegan, Illinois, sprung Into notice as a re­
suit of the terrifying condition that caused her to talk incessantly for 212 hours, It aleo brought
chiropractic to the attention of many people who never knew II* power before.
Fever and uncontrollably action of the organa' of speech wore ih ■ symptoms of her trouble. But
the cause waa pressure upon tplnal nerveH in the neck region, pressure caused by misplaced Joints, or
vertebras, of th« spine. For tight days the little girl talked without sleep or rest, and physicians
called by th* family and specialists who volunteered thelr services could do nothing for her, bu' Dr.
Paul Berger, a Chiropractor, Iocs ted the trouble and after the first adjustment the girl fell Into an ex­
hausted sleep. In three days she had stopped talking.
THE PARENTS’ STATEMENT
slight
interference
Tr*
Do not therefore contlntie to stiffer when chiropractic a'bwtntents will restore your health.
What It did In the «bow caw it It doing for peop«' *n lllisn • k An lave*iigat|on and a thoro i
trial will convince you of its vfflcuey.
DR. HOWARD
CHIROPRACTOR
31112 Tilltmock Bldit
Phono 34- W
lassifiedAds
Uttle Cost-Big Results. All Tillamook County Reads Them.
One Cent a Word Per issue
FOR SALE— OR TRADE FOR GOOD
GOOD WOOD CALL THE OR?
FOR SALE
property in Tillamook 160 acres on FOR
gon Transfer. both pho«“
FOR
SALE
—
PURE
BRED
HOL
Sand Lake, $20.90 per acre on ea-y
HARD ON THE POETS
stein Bull, ready for service, sired
Rockaway, _________________________ lY-Itt
terms. D. Billings,
with
daughter
H TM SCHEDULED to recite‘Anna-
3-31t2p AT LAST—A VICTOR DEALER^-
by proven sire
Oregon.
Tillamook County. Victor Vie-
A bel Lee’ at an entertainment to­
over 1,000 lbs. butter for one
trolas, $25.00 and up. Victor r ».
night,” confessed the retired merchant
one of my best cows FOR SALE —COWS. SOME FRESH.
year.
Dam
Tve been repeating the poem to myself
cords, 85 cents and up. TilU.
J.E. Sperry, Mohler, Ore.
3 31*2
lb.
7
d.-.y
with better than 28
almost constantly for several days, and
niook Music Co., Opposite P. o.
record and approximately 800 lb FOR SALE—PURE BRED DARK
know every comma in it, but I’m
I
U-liti
Rhode Island Red setting egg<
afraid that when
305 day record as a heifer,
I stand up to re­
made
in Til'amook
See C. L. Lewis, Tillamook. 3 24 13 THE STANDARD OF TEE WORLD
Records
i —Victrolas and Victor Records.
cite, I'll have for­
F. R. Beals, Tillamook,
county.
FOR SALE—10 8' ACRE DAIRY
gotten every word
Tillamook Music Co., Opposite p ;
4
7t3
Oregon.
of It”
ranch. House, two barns, lmplc Í 0-
ll-l 8tf
“I hope so,” said
ments and 14 cows go with place.
FOR
SALE
ON
TIME
—
LOGANBER-
the hotelkeeper.
Must be seen to be appreciated. WE HAUL ANYTHNG ANYWHERE
ry tips. Good strong tip® from
“Such a poem as
at any time. Oregon Transfer,
Address R25 care Headlight 3 24 1
young yards. Ship nothing but
office opposite P. O. Both phones’
“Annabel Lee' de-
serves better end tips $35.00 per thousand pre­ FCP. SALE— REGISTERED JERSEV
12-9 tf
treatment than
paid to Tillamook. Write G. W.
bull 4 years old. Stoge Poyis and THE WORLD MOVES; SO DO WE.
you are qualified
McGuire, field agent, Graves Can­
Would
St. Lambert breeding,
Oregon Transfer, opposite P. o.
to give It. You
ning
Co.,
Woodburn,
Ore.
or
set
L.
Jensen,
Both phones.
12-9 if
trade
for
good
cow.
H.
have a voice like.
O.W. Bunn, Tillamook.
4 7tl
3-24t6p
a guinea hen, and
Hebo, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN—ENQUIRE OP
you telescope your
John Leland Henderson, 206-3rd
words, and you FURNITURE OF SIX ROOMS FOR TOR SALE,OR RENT:—IMPROVED
St., Tillamook, Oregon.
tf
sale and house for rent. 5H First
don't know any more about poetry
dairy farm, eight miles south of
St.
4 $cl
,__ knows about Para­
thun a ____
porcupine
Newport, in Lincoln County, Ore­ SINGER AGENCY — OPPOSITE
dise. If
1 you'd stand up and recite a
gon. Write to Edith Howell, Tol­
Postoffice. O. M. Cook.
few [»ages from a mail-order catalogue r UR SALE— DAIRY FARM, ON FO
ley Creek. Will run 29 cows. Part
edo, Oregon.
3-24t*>
I have no doabt you’d put the proper
cash and balance on terms.
Dr.«
feeling Into It, and move your audi­
THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF TRJ
ence to tears, but it's a crime for a
Hickey, Bay City.
3-31t5p FOP. SALE— TANEERED STRAIN
World have entrusted their rep«.
man like you to mangle a beautiful
tationB to the Victor Records
white leghorns day old chicks and
FOR
SALE
—
SEVEN
ROOM
Mo
­
poem, full of sentiment and melody.
Hear them at their best in your
setting eggs. Tillman’s Poultry
"There ought to be a law against
dern house.one or two lots as pur­
own home. Tillamook Music Co,
Ranch,
Bay
City,
Ore.
3-17*4
that sort of thing. Some of the best
chaser desires. See Herman San­
Dealers, opposite P. O.
11-lKtf
poemji in tbe country have been ruined
ders, Tillamook Iron Works.3-31t4
FOR SALE—2000 GENUINE LOG-
by common or garden elocutionists.
DOUGLAS COUNTY TAXIDERMY
Nowadays people smile when you FOR SALE— HOUSE AND THREE
anberry end tips.
From proven
and Tanning Company,
Taxt-
mention ‘Curfew Must Not Ring To­
lots on Stillwell Ave., No. 910;
plants that have been adapted to
dermist' of all kinds of aniinals
night.’ It has been recited so much
four blocks from public school. See
this climate for several years. P.
and heads. Tans all classes if
by people with cracked voices that It
furs; makes furs off classes of
ow-ner on premises.
3-31t4p
W.
Jacob,
Tillamook,
Ore.
3-3
if
has become a Joke. Yet If you exam­
furs. Manufacturers of all (ur
-
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1
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ine the poem calmly and impartially
wear. We also buy mountain lion
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR
yon will find that it has a great deal
bobcat and raccoon hides.
We
newly painted, nearly new tires,
By
John
Leland
Henderson
«f merit.
pay best prices. Douglas County
in good running condif.bm. Terms
Bonded
Real
Estate
Agent.
“In the schools the pupils are per­
Taxidermy and Tanning Cimpany,
or would exchance for carpenter
J06 Third St., Tillamook
mitted to recite some of our best
Roseburg, Oregon.
I2-23tf
work or painting. Sec Dr. Wise.
poems, and tbe poems aren’t fit for 1—165 acre Kilchis river ranch, 20
anything after it. The school author­ acres first river bottom. 15 acres In FOR SALE l’.j AGUES. O9HD COW Warning —
Nonresident sewing
ities should prohibit this sort of thing,
cow, good house and barn,
cn machine men have again stung a
cultivation.
Springs
and
creeks.
135
and prepare a volume of cheap asbes­
Wilson River. L. D. Smith. 24-t4 number of our people, who wish ail
tos poetry that Is fool proof, that can’t acres timber and logged off bench
be Injured, no matter what you do to land. Live stock, team, etc. $10,000 I FOR SALE—GOOD STEEL RANGE, to be on guard against the man who
also organ. Call Walter Nelson, takes your note and uses It to bully
it. There is plenty of punk poetry In Terms.
Mutual phone.
ll-25tf you into paying after trouble arisen
the world, and a collection of this
third
■>■»,. would
________
stuff
serve the _ schoolboy elo- | *—Fine residence property on
Price FOR SALE—HOUSE AND TWO with the machine. The Singer Agen­
cutlonlsts just as well as the high street, paved. Easy terms.
cy, your home dealer, sells you bet­
Class poetry that Is so easily spoiled. $4200.00.
lots on easy terms. Price $1,000.
“When I went to school, about a 3_60 a good creek bottom Iti'd,
Enquire at Headlight office.1 l-25tf ter goods at less price, is always here
when problems arise or parts needed.
hundred years ago. there was a tall.
hill. Fine wood proposition. 5
He never asks for your note. 3-17tf
freckled, gangling boy, who talked miles. Good loganberry land.
FOR
SALE
—
TWO
LATEST
STYLE
15
through his nose, with a sort of whine
White sewing machines, almost
that sounded like filing a saw. There [acre
««re lots, $60.00 per acre.
Terms,
new. Singer Agency, opposite P.
PROFESSIONAL
was to be a school entertainment, and ‘ Whole tract cash $50.00 per acre,
O.
tf
this hoy was down for a recitation., 4_cottage and 2 i0t8. Miller Ave.
DR. WISE WILL BE AT HIS BAY
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR Ex­
The teacher never asked him what he
... .
City office each Monday morntns
change poultry let us know. We
was going to recite, but gave him the:
’
at 9 A. M.
2-24-tf
also
hav
e
setting
eggs
and
baby
right of way. Teachers continue to installment plan.
chicks of 35 varieties for sale.
make the same mistake, even as we gc 5—Cottage and 3 lota, subject to
Send In .your order soon. John DR. RAMSEY, OSTEOPATH—Room
to press. They should choose the street assessments, $1150.00. Terra«,
110 I. O. O. F. Bldg., Tillamook.
Hofman, Tillamook.
l-27t 10
poems whlrt» are to be butchered tc
Mutual phone. Bell phone 140-M.
make a Roman holiday and select FOR SALE—SECOND-HAND TENT
SITUATIONS WANTED
somfthlng that won’t rip, ravel or run
14 by 16 feet, and two good flys.
’S ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS
WANTED
—JOB ON DAIRY FARM DR.
down at the heel.
National Building.
Inquire at Reeher’s Furni uri
by first class milker.
State
“This boy stood up before the school
store. Tillamook.
This is a bar­
and droned through Gray* ‘Elegy.
wages. Address Y24 care of the DR. WISE WILL BE AT HIS TILLA-
gain.
4 17 tf
Now, that's one of the best rhyme*
Headlight.
4-l«tlp
niook office every Monday after
ever composed. It was written by a!
noon and Tuesday until further
FOR
SALE
—
CEDAR
POSTS.
SEE
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED COU-
Journeyman poet who put In sever'
notice.
2-24-tt■ •
Max Guthert, Hemlock. 4-14 13
years at It, In the time when they bad
ple want work on small farm < r
ten-hour days. He wanted to leave
camp. Woman to cook for few
behind him a poem that would stand FOR
SALE -13 MONTHS OLD
men, man to work around place; DR. J. B GRIDER, DENTIST, I. 0.
the severest tests of tbe government
O. F. Bldg., Tillamook, Oregon.
grade bull. W. E. McKinster
no milking. Box 312.
4-14t1p
Inspectors, and be did. In my opinion Wilson River.
there is nothing better tn any lan
EXPERIENCED RELIABLE DAIRY
gunge. It Is rather melancholy, but it
USED COLLARS,
tnar. and wife desire position on
has a sort of doggone soothing qtial FOR SALE
This Woman 9«fitortd
bridles, cruppers, halters tugs,
dairy farm or will rent or buy
tty that Is a balm to tbe bruised spirit
Mrs.
H.
A. Ixamar, fouyqin. Colo.,
of a landlord when he finds that the
yoke strap««, side curtains, Ford
well equipped small farm. Ad­
receipts of his hotel don't equal the
top, hame straps, oak commode,
dress Mrs. C Olinkenbeard, M?l writes: "I suffered with bladder and
expenses.
ice chest, kitchen table. Prised
son. Wash.
4-14t4p kidndy trouble for years. Foley Ki.i-
“Time and again, whel. discouraged
low, value no consideration, Au- ____
WANTED
ney Pills helped me so much 1 feel
and played ont, I have stnrted to read
to Top Shop, side door npposit?
that poem, and as soon as I get fair
WANTED
—
WAN
FROM
PRlVA'l
E
fine now. Suffered so it neemed I
Post Office.
W
ly Into it. I aeem to see that blamed
parties desired. We offer li t-i hardly could live. I recommend Fo-
gangling schoolboy, tn his hlgh-watei
mortgage $6,000 to run one or two
garments, and hear him d ronin? BRAND NEW 1921 FORD TOUR-
ey's Kidneg Pills to all who suffer
years and interest at 8 per cent
through those wraca. making a noise
ing car for sale, never been used.
AJv.
semi annually. Address R 32 care rom kidney trouble as I did.
like a sawmill on a wet day.
It*«
Tillamook Music Co.
if
Sold
Everywhere.
more then forty years since he made
Tillamook Headlight.
3 31t2
a violent aasault upon the Ele«gy, but
FOR
SALE--ONE
O.
I.
C.
SOW.
WANTED
TO
BUY
It seems like yesterday, it’s the stun«
Will have pigs in about three
way with Hamlet’s *Sollloqny. .’ Every
From The Benedtotin* Swten
weeks. Short of feed, will s<11 WANTED—BY BRIGHTON MILLS
time I hear or sea that gem I think ol
Company, Brighton, forty young
a fat yonth who recited It in
In out
oui
Cheap.
G. F. Hackett, Mutual
The following from the Benedictine
pigs. If you have any for sal»
•chool. and then I barat Into tears.
Phone.
4-14tlp
“There’s no wose In such a busi-
bnal-
kindly write us.
3 24tf Sisters, Holy Name Convent, San An­
tonia, Fla., is of value to every »so-
neas. and congress ought to do some- FOR SALE LOTS NO. 5, 6 AND 7
ther: "We have Juet received ship­
thing, doggone It.”
WANTED TO RENT
in Block No. 11. Miller's add. to
Tillamook. These are nicely lo­ WANTED TO RENT— MARRIED ment of Foley’s Honey and Tar. I*
Preak of Acoustic*.
man wants to rent ranch on half. is a household remedy. We have used
cated on Sth Street, suitable for
In the whispering gallery oí fit I
it since we knew of it, for our ch>
Phone Bay City, 30F4.
building. Will sell very reason­
Pant’s cnchodml tn Ixmdom the faint-
dren
especially, and always found il
able. Make offer. E. M. Pit ten- WASTED MEN'S WASHING. Will
e-«t wound ts faithfully conveyed from
beneficial.
Adv.
ooe ski»» erf the dome to the other, but
ger, 1095 Maryland Ave.. Port­
call for and deliver. Mutual
Sold
Everywhere.
Can n»X be bread at any totermedlnt«
land, Oregon.
4-14t4
phone. Marie Getchcll.
11-lStf
point.
FOR RENT
TRUCK FOR SALE—1921 NEW
Aecouotlng tor the Bhx
Job.
Will sell or trade in on an-
Mrs Racon—They do any that •
other machine. For Information FOR PASTURE PHONE 2F22 1443
•trurte grain oi
will rotor a toe
write C. R. Seymour, Twln Rocks,
of «’iter.
Mr. Racon—Dr yon roppoae that U
Oregon. Tillamook County.
COMPOUND
FOR RENT — SEVERAL UNFI7R-
whv the milk tn no bine thin morning
IS PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
nisbed apartments.
Inquire of
FOR SALE- FIFTEEN GROSS SO-
•ootha tbe raw, inflamed surface«; Mcp«
I da pop bottles, all in good condi­ Plasker Brothers plumbing shop.
the raiping, (trangiing feeling in the
throat. It it made of the purest, fre«h-
tions. Will sell part or all. 25c
e«t and fine»t ingredients to be bed, con­
LOST AND FOUND
dozen. Inquire Headlight.
tains no opisles or other hamto drug«,
iLOST— SHEPHERD DOG .
HAS
and costs twice as mack to make ••
BRED TO LAY WHITE LEGHORNS
four white « feet and answers U>
any imitation of it.
Hatichlng Eggs for sals. W. R.
Every Uear • Frims4
name of Socks. Any information
BRITISH MASONRY GROWING
"‘Mr BUI« boj gad a oeeese stlaefc «4 era«*
Coates. Tillamook.
>-10tf
Addre«*i. G.N. Hodgdon, Tillamook,
r-4 I hawatlr belxea ha wauM bawIM i‘ *
aat boea «or Folar a Hm«v aod Tar. T«r
Reward.
4 7t2p
daaaa rabrvrd bim and ba waat la alaae aa4
LOGANBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
Foley*»
Honey and Tar
"After the fl rat :idju*«*men> she * lept for the first t'me dining her
lllneaa. Under the Succeeding adj i. s'merits she continued to sleep for
lit :af periods AdlUH'meiit« werr Coullnued for three days and at the
«rd of three d4y* she corned talking and the eympt<«t>i1« of the malady
had entirely disappeared Her present condition Is noitnal”
Abraham M Rubin.
Dollle J Rubin.
Albert McDermott. Notary Publlr
Thousands of people are suffering from
with the nerves at thelr eilt from the spine.
Uncle Walts
tn
large or small quantities. LOST WHILE RETURNING FROM
Prime plants properly handled.
Tillamook Tuesday. March 2nd,
W. Mahon. Hillsboro. Oregon.
part of the top to an o’-gan. Find­
twCtBU-l te IKN
er please notify Geo. W. Galloway,
FOR
sale — good organ . 910 00.
la Euidand snd tfsw parta ai tbe di-
Sandlak«. Oro.
See Walter Nelson.
2-10tf
inlniotM «ben» thè United Grand
txnlge <4 Engtand ha« Jurladictioo a*
LOST—FLAT BOTTOMED
ROW
In any «4 thè p<v<rt«Mja years. arcord- FOR SALB—FULLER AND JOHN-
boat painted green. $5 reward. ;
son 20 H. P. heavy duty engine.
ing to a rvv’tt Jnst macie pubi!« bere
Walter Nelson.
J-10if .
Simular toeowew w»ew aonoonced by
Gas or distillate.
Almost new.
I
Sostlto and tristi Qmixl Lxtgra and
Priced reasonably. Inquire
Bosnrrss notices
ai
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< "tini*vr«.
Headlight office.
2-Stf CLEARING SALL; v F USED IN-1
Frwmaann's ItnH tbe cntft’s Leo
strumenta.
Piano, $95.00; Edi­
don li.wlqmv-t.’va, ha* bmwne toc FOR RALE—DAIRY FARM. ADOlff
son talking machine. $5 00; disc*
amnU ft«r tbe temanda npim 14. aod
$0 seres
New building*.
tea
records. 25e: organ. 960.00; sew­
tbe netorn torw« ItxMa <4 tbe IXR» <4
bead cows. team. Mime
youac:
ing maeblnee. $10; Plnyer rolls.
stock. Place will support
15
tbe Grand Mastoc. le
60c. and many other article«, all
cows. Inquire
John
Theiier,
awalted fcw
cmBgdeatao ot a Mg
bargains. Tillamook Music Co.
Pless*nt
Valley.
l-«lf
Mrlodtrw a M*
Victor Devierà
12-4tf
tc be
FOR SALE - ROUSE
for $1090.
AND LOTS ■AT
laqulre at
IM tf
was troubled na raor. -Mr. W. H Tbe*»®
3H3 W 101b ft.. Lstla Rack. Ark.
“I aaa i* a. eiabts aevaefb rear sad I *■*
troablad wBkatwkhndteor tbr^ temvwv
clad la fell rautbat Fatas's Haney and Te baa
ataeeed ibal."-Ga* P. »■■«■II. D*y<oa. ot
N .
Foley's Honey and Tar is recom­
mended for coughs, colds, boarsenes*.
tickling of tbe throat, •pas.oouic croup,
whooping cough, la grippe and broocbisl
wougbs.
PIGS
Plenty oi ’Em
FOR SALE.
Leave yoor ordern at
DR. REBPY’S
U-» u' CATTLE EXCHANGE
AND GMAIN HAVUNG Al
». Both I