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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1893)
Clark lladl v has returned to Tilla mook. The steamer Elmore is ex|*cted in this evening. William’s Pii k Pills for i>ale people at William’s. 20 ll>s. of choice raisins for *1.00 at the Frisco Store. The Augusta came in last night, bring ing four passengers and a cargoof freight. The Anne hardsare store received a large lot of new g.sds per steam.-r Augusta We guarantee to make you lowest prices on general merchandise at the Frisco Store. Misa Lena Piigenkopl of the college will teach a summer sclusil in Tillamook county.—Yamhill Re|s>rter. The lowest cash price ever made oil full roller process flour in Tillamook Co. >3.75 per bbl. at the Frisco Store The Fairview creamery was started up for the Hist time last Thursday, und »as Regular found to work successfully o|M-rationa will Is-gln soon. Emma Zimmermann, a 7 year old daughter of A Zimmermann of Nehalem died Friday afternoon after about a week's sickness, ami was buried Sunday may lie enacted by prohibitionists. Many good an«l able men in Oregon have Ireen saved already by the Keeley Institution at F«»rent Grove, and nianv others are hiking the treatment. Among them are Home of the leolinx doctor« ami lawyer« of the slate It is n«»t the crimin il and vicious c I hm of dive humniers that are taking the treatment, hut men of brain«, wh«» really wish to shake off the dreadful habit and lead a better life. Some people imagine it is a disgrace to be obliged to go tosiivhan institution tobecured, but on a recent visit to Portland we found the general talk among the best citizen« ot Portland such a- to indicate that a man is not lowered in the eat ¡mat ion of his fellows by trying to l»etter his condition at the Keeley Institute. Those who go from there do not try to disguise the fact that they are going to Keeley They make a public thing of it, ami on their return invariably take a great deal of pains to tell to the world what the ( ure ha* done for them. Aid, why should a man I m * held in contempt lor trying to lift himself from the gutter! Better be a reformed drunkard, with a clear con science, a good appetite, a well fed family and plenty of friends, than to live in the gutter, revel in poverty and misery, bring «hams 011 your family and friends, and finally die with the jim jams. A very small per cent of those who have been cured have gone hack to their old ways, but they bail to cultivate the liquor habit again, the same as when they started on their downwaid carreer, and those who arc posscf-sed with any desire whatever to Keep straight find no trouble, as all rip- !>etite lor li<ju<>r is forever removed, unless deliberately brought on again. Mrs. May's pupils will pass final exam ination tliia week. Miss May Sturgeon has renewed and placed on record a First Grade State cer tificate. Lester 1*. Smith teaches at Woods He is a popular teacher in hi* part of the County. We hear good reports from Bay City schools. Mr. Brooks is evidently doing good work. Common School Diplomas have been granted to Madeline Wade and Bertie Perkins of Fairview school. Query May a pupil who has finished the course of study and secured the diploma retain eniollment in the public act,Old. Ans —Certainly. Pupils of school age are entitled to all of the privileges of the school. A diploma is only an en couragement— not the end. To School Clerks.—We are in receipt of a number of letters inquiring why the apportionment of school money was less this spring than last. We will answer them all in this: In the spring of 1892 Ex-Supt. White found in the hands of the county treasurer j4 »94.80and apportioned it to the several districts. At the present time taxes become delinquent at a later date and at the lime for making the distribution we found only *2611.13 Bellied funds in the treasury some may be disappointed in the spring funds, however, there is nothing lost as the fall apimrtionment will be correspondingly larger. E. F. Lyster lost a couple of lambs by a wild-cat, but he caught the cat. Gardens are backward, still we hear of potatoes six inches above ground. We have radishes of good sue to eat. The bears seem to keep some of the ladies pretty steady at home; therfore it is hard to find any news to send out. The tracks of two different sized bears have been seen about Daniel Nichols place the past few days, fresh every morning. E B Ely has lost one lamb this year, no trace of it can be found ; we wish some good hunters would come this way bear hunting. All the neighlior* have noticed with pleasure the improvement in Mrs. Otto Walther’s health since her visit to the city of Tillamook. Enquiries are coming in quite frequent ly from both Michigan and Pennsylvania also Illinois as to the prospect of making a fair living inTillamook as photographers or “the stage,’’ or getting employment on steamboats, or in stores. The H eadlight is sent to all those who ask questions about the country. Go to Willinms for drugs. Old H eadlight building for sale. Ordered that assessment lie reduced in Ia>t in Nehalem City for sale at this case of Hotaling and Handley. Petition of A. Benshid et ul for county office. t-f. road allowed and viewers appointed. Sfiecial clubbing rates for Examiner anil Supervisor R. D. 11 allowed to pur H eadlight chase 1700 leet of lumber and 50 lbs. of W anted :—Wood at the H kadught spikes. office on subscription. Ordered that Nil kolas Babi lie allowed Money to loan in small amounts. In- $25 per months for taking care of John Fishbacker and children until next re quire at I. T. Maulsby. Our clubbing rates with Xitlier pa|>ers gular term of court. Hyatt family allowed $20 for groceries apply only to new subscribers to other and $10 for rent for the mouths of Marcli papers. and April. H jr«e bills printed at this office vhea|s-r J. J. Turner was appointed J. I*, in thau ever before. We have a full line of Carnahmi precinct. stallion cuts. O D. Boatman resigns us Road Super Eneyclo|Kedia Britannica, liound in visor of Dist 15. and Geo. Shotwell is sheep, for sale at this office. Easy pay appointed in lii- stead. ments. Call mid get terms. t-í Ordered that Jose Vincent lie allowed The thoroughbred trotting stallion Joi: $4.00 per mouth for furnishing house to S impson will stand the season at Claude Hyatt’s Supervisor Dist. 14 allowed to purchase Thayer's barn at $5 cash. No insurance. W anted :—To buy a small house, with 1600 feet of lumber. Lewis Wytistrctn appointed supervisor lot, on the installment plan, or will buy in Dist. No. 2 vice J. R. Hicks, moved lot without buildings. Must be very cheap. Apply at this office. away. A. P. Wilson granted the use of road Oregonian mid H eadlight $3.00 per records in order to facilitate the execution year. The regular price oftheOregonian of county map. is $2.1X1 per year. The San Francisco Supervisor of R. D. 4 allowed to pur Examiner and H eadlight $2 60 |*r year. Oretown. chase 2100 f<et of lumber. The regular price of the Examiner is The Nestucea Creamery Company has Petition of 8 Lundhurg for liquor $1.50 per year We have liberal dubbing commenced business. license, continued until May 10. rates with other papers. t-f Mr. Robert Hicks a land locator of Court adjourned to meet Wednesday Tillamook came through last week, lie Born to the wife of Vincent Sutton, Save reports seing a band of thirty or forty April 25. a girl; Io the wife of J. R. Shaw, May 10. Persons owing me are requested to set BILLS ALLOWED. elk on the north fork of Wilson river.— April 3, a son. J K. Gill, township plats....... ) Í 10 28 tle at once and save costs of suit. Must 11 illsl» ro Democrat. John P. Gage of Clackamas county is I Woods. 2 65 have what is due at once. L. Hatt, washing for prisoners. . visiting his sons who reside near the A Clackamas County paper says: “The W. F. I) J ones . J. 1». Edwards, board for prisoners 1 70 00 The Nest 1 leva continues deep hh Little Nestucea Bay. Tillamook H eadlight , the most success The logging camps are busy now. W. W. Conder, for misc. expenses 1 4 57 iihuh I. ful comity weekly in Oregon, is for sale. William Gardner Ims gone to Salem to Ben C. Irwin, Tax ledger............. 10 50 The honey market is s«»lid, ami prices County Warrants Payable. It is go. h I property for anyone w ho wishes bring home his daughter Lottie who has A. Hanson, cedar puncheons.... 20 00 Kay City. firm, with ptwuectsof an advance. to engage 111 country journalism.” been spending the winter at that place. J. D Edwards, misc. expenses in l The following numbered county war- The drouth I i . k n<»t affected our crops The town of Bay City is not booming as yet; we exjiect to continue seeding for Mr. Rogers who started from Newberg Dr. J. W Kiger from ('incinmiti. Ohio, Sheriff’s office............................ 10 75 runts of class “A” will be pni<l on pre sentation at the county treasurer’s office: about a month since with a team bound J. D. Edwards, fees State vs. J. has located ill Bay City. Tliedoctor will at presi-nt, but the pro> pects for I lie futuie some tiin**. 492 493 498 375 374 477 509 479 392 la' a valuable acquisition to the town are getting much brighter. The boom 3 75 Squires......... ................................ The Nestucea creamery has commenced for Nestucea lias not ariived yet. We and will probably become identified with was slightly overdone two years ago, and «»Iterations; there is no reason why it sup|>ose he is in a mud hole somewhere. W F. 1». Jones, printing for Co. 411 S97 484 507 360 5.7 569 1598 571 u prominent biisiitesH enterprise nt that the plaie is just beginning to recover should no. he a success. Superintendent........................... 5 50 572 5fl0 523 577 421 I769 598 6(3 Miss Lew is, a former teacher at this irom the relapse. The people there have 689 666 693 W7 1924 662 694 758 757 083. I mint. Messrs. John and Albert Malaney of place, has recently, in company with R T. Weatherly. .1 P. fees Dar No interest will be paid after this date. ling ease ............................ 5 05 Dr. Wise is here at last. He has been learned one thing, and that is to not push Washington are here survey ing and mak Will Baxter of Dolph, taken on the May 4, 1893. delayed by a large amount of work at things too fast. Bay City is just the ing improvements on their farm. matrimonial yoke. Many wishes for their R. T. Weatherly, constable lees G ko . C ohn , C". Tress. in Dulling case.......................... 11 75 I lobsoiiville, and say* helms made ar place for large milling industries, and B orn —To the wife of VV. J Compton, future luippiness E. K. Barnard, Supt salarv, etc. 156 66 rangements at home to stay here until hi* they will come so >n, hut no great growth a fine fen pound boy. The doctor says ItK.lL ESTATE TICANSFEKS. G. Landingham, lit Ip 011 jury I.st 2 00 work is completed. He has enough dental I can he made until they do come. The Mr. Comp'on is getting along nicely. H. C. Sanders, help on jury list.. work here to keep him busy fol some lumberinaraet is getting better now and Dr. Linton has been quite busy for 2 00 A C. Wilkes to J H. Nolan s e *4 of the prospects are that it will be good time. some time, but we are sorry to learn that S w '4 and lots 7 and 8, sec. 31, tp. 3 11, L. 1*. Smith, makingjuty list.... 3 00 enough to warrant starting up the mdls A. Carlisle & Co. .assessor’s blanks 22 75 W holesale M arket , Portland, May 4. generally oil this coast, and the Williams he intends to quit the pra< tire of medicine. 9 W, $2.r<» Oats 46 its, wheat $1 15 to fl 21», potatoes mill at Ba\ ( its will no doubt be started We need a doctor here very much. D. N. Burns to N. Burns, lots 9, 10, 22, E. F. Lvster, hoarding II. Tucker If you do, you should have THE two weeks.................................... 15 00 There are some young men in Woods 23, 24, sec. 14 and lots 16, 17,18, sec. 15, *1 5tl to *1 85 |a r 100, chickens *4 to *6. this fall or next summer Then the town LADDER OF JOURNALISM, N.1‘ Roberts, nails Dist. 11. .. 3 00 onions 3 5 ets, eggs la i ts, flour *3 10 to will boom whether the people there want who are gaining considerable notoriety of 6 s, 11 w. a Text Book for Correspondents Re 50 00 *3 20, butter, brine 25 Io 31» eta, store 20 it or not. Il is claimed by some that late by their Sunday night sports. Dur J. Viiicent to B. F. Durfee, quit claim II F. Holden, salarv as Judge porters, Editors and General Writers. to30 els, choice dairy and California 35 there are a few mos-4-hacks there who ing several weeks past there have been to lots 1, 2, 3, 4, blk. 3, Stillwell’s Add. J H. Bridgeford, salary as Com. 10 U0 W. W Conder, misc. l ouutv work 98 00 PRICE, 50 CENTS. to 40 ct.s, dressed hogs 8 ets, lard 14‘u to work against all enterprises in town. The a number of harmless “tricks” played on to Tillamook, {110. different parties, ami some that v\eie not BILLS REJECTED. 16 ets. T. B. Maxwell to M. E. Smith, lot 3, SENT ON RECEIPT OF PRICE, BY alleged moss-backs ciatni that theotlnr T J. Lucy, attendant e before Grund so harmless. A little sport occasionally lilk 8, Garibaldi, $100. At the inerting of (he Fair Association fellows killed the town, hut these hickei- ALLAN FORMAN, is alright where no damage is done; hut Jury. J. w. Frazer to A. W. Sibley, n w »4, Inst week the following officers were ings are th«* natural results of hard times. there are parties here who mean some »ec. 13, 3 11, 8 w, $850. 117 N assau S treet Y ork . N. v P roceedings , W ednesday M ay 10. elci ted tor the ensuing year: Geo. Colin It is so in every part in Oregon at present. thing more than sport. Several n s.deuces H. Williams to H. W. Sibley, n e '4, Liquor license granted to S. Lnndbmg, pre«ident, G. (>. Nolan secretary, t’la.idr L t goo«l times come and factional strife in town have had their windows broken sec. 14, 3 n, 8 w, $85.1. of Nehalem City Thayer treasurer, and W H. Coo|»er, B disappears In (he rush the people forget with shot and stones. A T. Weatherly’s Wm. 1». Stillwell to E. Wyss, 20 acres, C Lamb an<l Wm. Eberman directors. about their pr« judices. Bill of II. Patehen forserviiesrendered drug store was entered one night by sec. 35, 1 n, 10 w, $700. The president and secretary are ex-.»fiicio There ar«* indications that woik will to W. C. Hiatt, continued. burglars bursting in the double do-'is at E. E Jenkins to W. I». Wood, lots, directors. h«*gin within a year on the Nicaragua Bill of W H. Etierman for hauling the rear of the building The store h.»s blk 7, Cone A McCovjt Arid, to Bay canal. The work of construction there gravel continued. Following arc I lie names of I he tea hers been entered twice by burglars during City, $21X1. Chas. S Atkinson w as appointed to a being examined: S. W Jerman, Maggie will consume millions of feet of Oregon the spring, once at a back window. No W D. Wood to 8. Weaver, lot 5, blk scholarship to the Corvallis State Agri fir. It will keep the mills on this coast Tone, Bella Kchomp, Lena V. Prescott, one has been accused yet, but the parties 7, Cone A McCoy’s Add. to Bay Citv, cultural College. Theresa Orr, Mrs May \Viil»»y, Winnie busy during its construction. Trade all are advised to not try it again. Perhaps •800. along the coast will get much better as Contract entered into between County Ben net It*, Josie P«*tre. Dora High. Frames some of these parties will conclude to II. W. Cottle to A N. Bauld, lots 9, and Woods A Mills to build two bridges, Smith, John Dav Jr., Dorn Mills, Arthur the work progresses and there will be leave town in a short time. 10, 11, blk 7, Bay View Add. to Bay one across Wilson river near Wickl ind's Frazier, and G. It. Huff. Miss Eva Roas mor«* building in California. This will City, $21X1. Nehnlem. place, and the other across slough on and Mrs. E. K Barnard ure being exam take lot-« of luinber, also In fact the S«>uthem California lumber trade is look Kelso place, the price being JI728, to be ined lor Hate certificates Captain Gates and A. J. Cioutrie came mg up now. The anticipation of the completed on or before Sept. 1,18! 3. Part The «learner Elmore came in Sunday Nicaragua canal is strengthening the in from Astoria Sunday. Helen C. Reynolds, wile of M. M of the material in the Freeman bridge is The six months old child of Mr. and Remolds, at her home on Wilson river, evening with (*onsiderable freight and confidence of business men on the cons*, to be used in the construction of the right |Mt«Heiigrr«, among whom wire: ami (lit* good effects will lie ft*It before , Mrs. Klein died on Monday. May 4, 1893. The remains were interred abutments 01 said bridges Dr. W. J. May, M. Foland, Miss Libby work begins on the canal, to say nothing The creamery commenced operations ill the Fairview cemetery, May 6. The Ordered tliat M. I). Reading, Sujier- Poland, (’apt. Brownlee, Mrs Under* oi what it will he when the canal is Thursday. They are making tine butter deceased was Lorn in Wayne county, visor D.st 10, open county road running wood, and Mrs. G. A. Edmunds and the ope ms I ami tlm billions of feel of Oregon and are well satisfied with the quality of N. \ ., I»ec. 24, 1838. She, with her hus up Bewley creek. wife and child of the first mute on (he and Washington lumber going through the milk obtained in the Nehalem valley. band and family, came to lfierce county, Have to offer In the matter of application of Chas. boat The Portland pa«M*ngrrs left that to an eastern market. Cotii|«*( it ion among The llairison went out last Saturday Wis , in 1867, where they lived until the Kunze for rebate on taxes, continued. place Saturday night at 10 o ’ c I ih I i reach* the railroad-« is already begun, and when through what is known as the north fall of 1891; when they settled in Tilla In the matter of division of R. D. 23, mg Illis pl ice at 6 P. M. Sunday, making the work is «lone, limes will be lively on channel. Tliis is the Oral time th:« mook county, Ore At the time of her continued. very short time lictween Portland mid this coast. The lumlM»r regions will gef channel has been used for seven years death she was 55 years and 10 davs old. In matter of bid of Peter Brant to sell this place. She leaves a husbnnd and five children, land to comity for poor farm, continued. the first Benefit «»f these goo«l time«. Big but it is now the belter of the two. Hugh McCourt came down the South four lioys and one girl, to mourn her lose. Capt Brownlee, of the I . S. engineer’s cities will I«» luiilt in a short time, and In mutter of rates of toll for Little “llearest Mother, thou hast left us. office is here. He is going over the Tillamook bay will in a few years present Fork Sunday with a line string of logs and Nestuica Wagon Road fixed as follows: And thy toss we deeply feel. ground Itetween heir mid the Light a s«ene of ««tivity eipisl to that oi his pile driver which he lias been using 4 horse wagon p<r mile... 7 17- 19 ceuts But ’tie God that haa h.*reft us. We House, accompanied by A P Wilson, Saginaw bay perhaps Bay City will in logging the past few months He can alt our sorrows heal." • 2 horse wagon per mile ... .5 5- 19 cent* Delicious Dried (Evaporated) making estimates as to grades and bridges get th«* full Iteuefit of these things, ami is under.-tand he i« to drive a nuuil»er<»i pil 1 horse wagon |ier mile . 3 18- 1!» cents Notice. Pears.................................15ets. per IK so that the contract for making the road «lestined to become an important man* ing for the Nehalem Mill Co., J. B. Pa|< 1 Pack or Huddle horse .1 6- 19 cents and others. To may I m » intrlbg.iitly let. Work will la* ula< tuiing city before long. mv F riends and P atron » in the Per head loose stock............. 10-19 cents Muscat Raisins (not grapes) 6 „ ,, [Nehalem Times.] The c«Mq»erage works and saw mill are begun about July 1st, no doubt, and V icinity or W oods . Per head sheep or hogs.... 5-38 cents Jos. Effenberger’a steam launch came Choice Dried Gtapes.............. 5 „ ,. pushed to completion as last as poMihle running now. turning out about .0,000 in with the strainer Harrison, and was This is to notify you that after thisdate, In the matter of fixing rale fur Big \\ hat do our real estate owners propose feet of hunl»rr per «lay, lH»si«les making given a trial trip Monday, (.'apt. Effeu owing to a pressure of other business, I Nestucea Toll Road, ordered as follows: Extra Large Silver Prunes 15 .. „ to do towards building the road from livre I k » x «* h and staves. There is no waste at larger has gone to Portland to pro* ure shall discontinue the practice of nrdii ine 1 horse vehicle per mile........ .. .2* 4 cents California Figs, make a de this mill. All the scra|ks are sawe«l into to Tillamook river? his license and on his return will collect and w ill not attend any call professionally 2 horse vehicle per mile. ...5 cents lath or I h » x «* m . and timlier that can not be in that capacity. Thanking you for vour licious sauce.................... I5 „ ,, Adilitiou span of horses. milk for the creamery. The little steamer A certain fakir timberland a|»eciilator ...3 cents um*«l at other mills is utilised to good will also carry freight, passengers, take? liberal patronage during the hat years Saddle horse.......................... wrote to several parties in this town, ...1'4 cents advantagt* here. out exclusion parties, do lowing, etc., al of our business relations 1 aui gratefully Horse or mule or cow asking for an alMirac*! of certain lands ...1 cent Comer«*« mill will he running soon an«l reasonable rates. Yours, Hog or sheep........................ • •• s cent, The psitns uniformly declined to make will cut alioiit 20,000 feet of himl»rr per D r . L inton . Footman............. The steamei Harrison least's to-dav (hr abstnicis lor (hr Chinaman wages .. 1 cent day Mr. Comer is making arrange Dated this 2ml day of May 1893. with a cargo of box shook«, from the offered, and ss the aforsaid fakii does not Ordered that Wilson river bridge Ire re- ments to utilize the excellent water power Nehalem Mill Co., lor Astoria. Captain paired. enjoy a very good reputation for paying Administrator*« Notice. he has at han«l. SILIS ALLOWED. Crim «ill take her to Portland ami have his debts, lie couldn’t get the work done J. II. Bridgef«»r«l, the manager of the Notice is hereby given that the under J. D. Edwards, 5 day's attendance her overhauled. The engine will i>ecom- at anv price unlrwa hr paid in advance, Bay City l*an«l Co., is doing everything of connty court....... , 25 00 pou tided and a new homie will 1« built signed administrator of the Estate of E lie sent a man here to do the work, ami IHMwible to in«lu«-e capitalist« to invest in on her with pasat*nger awommodaUuns A. Harbour has filedin the County Court John D. Edwards, copying mid an altslract ( ' was made that is worth the place. W. S. Cone, propriet« r of the making return on ilelinqneiit As buou as she is completed she will of Tillamook County, Oregon, Ids final w hat it Would bring for “old papers.” The The licst Flour made .........13 85 |>er bbl Wmtiehl House, is also enc«mragiug anv tax roll.................................. make regular trips between this city and account as such administrator and the almira« tmg agent that came here under 43 00 enterprise that is pr«»|swH»«l f.>r the place. Fine Syruo, full weigh gal Court lias set Monday, the 2nd day of J. H Bridgeford, salary and mile Astoria. She will aSso do the towing stool one system of attracting, how The Metlhwlists have just finishv«l an age as commissioner ever . lie -kipp«»d without paving Ins boatd tor the Nehalem Mill Co. It is expected July 18q3, at Wo’, lock in the forenoon, 43 lon tins.......................... 4 50 < ts. «Ivg.mt littlevhurvh, making twochun hes taxes, J 285 32 that she will be ready in about three for the hearing and settlement of said J. D. Edward, vollevting ________ bill at the l*arwen House. We hs\r a good for the place. It is undersioiMi that a weeks. Arbuckle's Coffee ............... 23 ,, peril» account, at which time all persons in Sheriff’s nq<,rt as to taxes collected as mind to mention names; in (act we are large a« haul Im use will be built this terested may present for hearing any ob follows: going to show up certain pretended Refined Lard, 85 ets. for 5 lb. tins, mid HerUlenlal Sola. summer, and it is ex|»erted that a news jections to said aevount. Amount collected .... $23,532 41 capitalists for just what they are. one of paper will l»e starttsl there toon $1 6.» for 10 lb. tins. Sworn off ............. .............. 1». J Dm!«, Administrator. these tine d*(i. G. W. Pettit has sold the Occidental 50-2 27 In the great drvelopm«»nt that will be Hotel to A L. Alderman of Garibaldi, Double assessed ....................... joq 34 To t'orrespondent«. The Kerley Inst tide is advertising on made in this county in the next two years, and after June 1st. Mr. Aiderman wilt Delinquent ........ 4,343 6 > another page. \\ r do n<»t look upon the Ray City will no doubt be in the lead. There i. a man the printer loves. Ordered take charge of the hotel It uill I* re that the clerk make a copy of Keelry Cure as s lake, but as a remedy And he is wondrous «Ise delinquent roll, and that a warrant lie fitted and made as c niiorial le ami M IM Here Once. Whene'er he writes the printer man that is and lias been of vast tnefit to issued for levy and sale of property de- attractive as pownhle f. r the traveling He dotteth all his i s linqnent. humanity. \\ r ladirve that it has aavetl l.oren«o, the contortionist, got prettv public. Mr. Pettit lias ni.oie a silver«« of A ne« and elegant line of And a t -r he has dotted them more mm from dtunkanPs graves than well loaded up on easeuce of rve, etc., Mrs C. A Martine has left last Satur- bnainewa, but deairrs to take a rest irom W uh carefulueM and ease all the preaching and lecturing that lias yesterday and his action* on the street theardu usdutirsof hotel k eping There He issuetuale. each paragraph day mvruing for lt.dipendeme, Mo., Boats and Shoes been done. The great and unparalleled And crusse. all his fa. not Iwiiig entirely proper, the marshal is no doubt but Mr Alderman w|| lw wiiere »he will reside in the luture She wui veaa of the Kvrlev Cure will come just received. tail him in the cooler to sober up It coat •iKCvsaiul in Ina managen « nt. al«>>, «nd leave» many friends here who wish her a I pon one side atone he srrttes. nearer reforming the habitual dnmkards hnu $10 to square up with Recorder And never rolls hrs learea pleasant trip and a brighter future then retain for the bowa its long*>tan<!ii g ot the land than all the legislation that Roberts this morning Heppner Record. And from the man of ink a smite popularity. P*’1,1“4*, b*,‘u f“r «»w here —N Look oat for our announcement, everv week Amt mark iiuert receives. —Ex ■ auditll Leader. Do yon Write for the Papers? Cohn & Co The Leading MERCHANTS of Tillamook. 'Dried 'Fruit1 'Department Several Suppliez Fresh California Cream Cheese. We always have winteihitig new to otter