Tillamook headlight., May 28, 1896, Image 4

COHN A CO.
TOBACCO
PRICE LIST
Per lb., 16 oz. plugs
Represent Tillamook County for the Following Lines of Goo s-
Dry Goods!
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We are fully prepared for the spring
and summer trade.
Ladies, call and
inspect our assortment.
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Clothing! Clothing!
Men’s, and boys' clothing, of the best
manufacture and latest patterns, (’ant
you afford a uew suit this spring?
who ate most anxious to be exempt from
criticism .
Eugene Page has moved his shoe shop
into the old bank building next to Had­
leys saloon.
Mrs. Sturgeon has received another
fine selection of latest styles of millinery
from the East.
There arc five candidates for J.P in
thia precinct, ami you ought to be able
to make a choice.
Vote for the best man—don’t trade
If there is no choice among the men, be
loyal to your party.
Eggs are worth 10 cents, potatoes 50
cents per bushel, dairy butler 20 rents
per roll, bacon 8 cents.
When a man runs for office lie is likely
to have Ida faults fully discussed,
Hu
must not expect anything else.
There was a large crowd and miinv of
tlioni ladies, to hear Dalrymple speak at
the court house Saini day night.
•The Woodmen will turn outand march
in the parade, following (lie old soldiers,
on Decoiation day, next Saturday.
I’he Ocean Wave says that several boat
loads of deep sea
fish have been
placed oil market and found a ready
sale
L. L Stillwell desires to state to the
public that he was influenced by no one
but himself to bring prosecution against
Mis May.
A tew bumptious diareputaldea in this
community will toon link into insignifi­
cance and oblivion never to bt resurect-
td any limit.
Do you want a man for J . P. who has
his ofllet ill a place that stinks like a tan
yard and is over run with vermin of
several specie«?
Its curious how tome people get dit-
turbed, when they are criticised, but the
truth is what makes them squirm worse
than anything else
A letter favorable to C H. Wheeler,
signed by a long list of citizens of Neha­
lem, was received too late for publica­
tion.
There will l»e a meeting Saturday
evening to appoing a committee to solicit
eubeciiptione fur racing on Hie 4th of
J«iy.
On Saturday, June fl. the effects of the
late W T (Jack' Ferry will
I»® sold at
auction. Call on Carl F. Knudson for
particulars
About ten thoueand dollars in taxes
have boon collected up to date
Thio la
hardly as good as at this time last year,
though it la thought neatly all will l»e
paid in by the middle of Juno.
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Toddy
Boots and Shoes!
Footwear for ladies, children and for
oentlemen. Boots suitable for the farm
and logging camp. Big Assortment.
Nothing will afford this better than
waterways" for free transportation
Who shall we vote for on Monday harbor that will admit of a benefit should', I
improved, and especially should the comply I
next? Isn’t the man that has been in of Coos bay, Siuslaw, Yaqujna and Tlllanifl(J
Tillamook county for years and proven not be delayed longer for the growing conunfftfl
to the public his ability and business of Western Oregon. Coos bay gives to thetrad.l
qualifications, lias the interest of the of Southern Oregon competition, and a mart,.I
for their fruit, timber and coal. The quality< I
comity at heart, has donated liberally to the fruit and coal cannot be excelled in'b-l
the development mid enterprises for the state, and why should it be subjected totranJ
betterment of the people, the best mail ’ potartioti rates at present, destroying the valid
Or, should we vote for the man we know of production.
Siuslaw will add thousands of dollars too I
but very little a hour.
last us lay all wealth
by the valuable timber that is compelwl
prejudice aside ami vote for the man mid to seek a market al this bay, and create and
field for investment, and work tor the labord
not tlm pm tv f»»r our local offices.
I in the forests.
J. S. E i . i . io TT.
Ytiquina, already connected by railwithtid
A good story is told on Abe Severance
timber belt of the Cascade mountains amitgl
To the Public.
Willamette valley, has made a market that tai
and E. E. Selph who were on opposite
sides, trying a case before Judge Jasper
Mr. Bailev, of Dallas, came down and returned to the farmer millions of dollart a :|
ill times markets have been better, andnrd
Smith at Helio some time ago.
The with Mr and Mrs. Fleck were talking ducers have secured a price in advanceotottal
lawyers got into a controversy over some about road matters. Mr. Stone appeared markets on account of these government aid
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point, and each one got up, quoted law, claimed more land than he owned, lay­ This is certainly a test of what iinpiovtiuevd
and made long winded arguments, ami ing the road on Fleck. Mrs. Fleck says will bring.
The Willamette river must be improvedfrod
tried to get the Judge rule favorable. “Whose land is the load on?” and he
the city of Portland to the head of navigation J
After the lawyers had tired themselves said, “If you want to see the biggest liar Eugene, with free lockage at Oregon Cityssj
out, Judge Smith said:
‘‘Gentlemen, go home and look in the glass.”
She ficient to maintain boats during the entire year!
you have quoted a good deal of law mid hit him with a slick .
It fell to pieces There is at all times water enough if proper:;I
made some very pretty argumen's, a Stone grabbed at her; she pushed him managed to justify this course by thegovetvl
nient. No estimate could be made of thelod
good deal of which 1 don’t understand, down and he tried to get her by the feet, already sustained to tlie producer and busined
so I guess I’ll just use a little “boss crawling after her.
She slapped with interests of the Willamette valley by tlnadelaJ
sense” in this matter.”
He made the open hands on one side, then the other. for the past twenty five years, and I might ad
rilling, which was all light, and the I suppose if some one would treat Mrs why so important a waterway is neglected? I
Fourth: I am opposed to continual chand
doughty attorneys took it good natured- Stone the same way she would not have in the legislation of our country, and I anid
ly. A little “boss sense” would he a slapped them.
the opinion that we have more legislation tha]
Lor is F i . eck
good thing in all our courts.
is necessary for prosperity and successful ba<-
iness.
A Camp of the Woodmen of the World
Fifth. Im am opposed to the ‘fundingbill"
If Mr. Purdy’s boy was bothering Mr
was organized in Bay City Monday Light Stone, he should have gone to Mr. Purdy of the Central Pacific railroad.
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There is no doubt that all publicMlam»
by R. R Hays, deputy organizer.
The
and told him. Just ti few words would are in excess of all other prices, and they thert |
following officers were elected: G. W.
have saved the county $30d expense.
fore should be reduced without delay, tobettrj
Kig*»r, Consul Commander; Frank Oakes
! a growing evil on all systems of goverment.
Mas. M vry S timson .
Adviser Lieutenant; John Bodie Clerk;
Voters, consider you our situation—the erttj
Doc .McKinley Banker; Wm. W’ood Es-
Sick stomach means sick man. \\ by itor will continue to knock at your dooruud
something of a permanent relief can reach yon]
cort; Harry Warren Watchman; Fred not he well ?
labor. Who of you have any assurancethd
Balmer Sentry ; Dr. Ilawk Physician and
Sick stomach comes from poor food, profits can come tv you until legislation ten
F. P. Hobson, A. S. Tilden and C. Clem- poor nourishment means poor health your interests? Stop, and meditate upon th«j
ents. Managers.
The name for the poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cordial important questions.
The foregoing is a statement of my persood
Camp <leci<led upon is Linden.
Over means health and a well stomach.
views on these, the leading questions of lh|
thirty
members
of
Alder
camp,
of
Tilla
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If
we
could
examine
our
stomach
we
¡»resent campaign. I regret that I cannot rod
The Woodmen and their families con­ democratic ticket for jcint representa­
mook, went down on the Irene and Gir­ would understand why it is that so little ; you personally, and take this method of presen
template a grand excursion Sunday, J une tive for Tillamook ami YandiilLcounties,
lie and assisted m the ceremonies. The will put it out of order.
' ing my views to you.
21. The tides run the lowest in the year has many friends in the two counties, as
JEFFERSON MEYERs
He excursionists had a rousing good time, • But unless we are doctors we never see
at that time, and it is a good time to se­ a result lie will make a good race.
making merry ami singing all the way, our stomach. We only feel it. We
cure shells and explore the rocks below is known as a good business man, and
Hayden vs. Carson.
efficient to fill ths the position he is seek­ and such a crowd made Bay City lively would feel it less if we took Shakeis Di­
the light house.
Ed. H eadlight .—Wishing to
ing. Although Mr. Cohn is noton our for a time. Following are the the names gestive Cordial.
Deputy Head Consul M< Henry organ-T
Shakers Digestive Cordial makes your play, I would call your attention toll
ticket, the Bee acknowledges his merits. of the members of A Ider camp who at­
ized a camp of Woodmen at Woods lust — McMinnville Bee.
tended:
Clarence Tilden, C. C. Roy, stomach digest all the nourishing fond following w hich appeared in the Dai:
Saturday night, and It. R. Havs will
Wm. Williams, J. Waldvogel, A M you eat, relieves all the symptoms of in­ Statesman, the leading paper of Oregoi
McKinley lias a bigfigld on his hands. Austin, Ct.ester Holden, Frank Reynolds
shortly organize a camp at Fairview, ;^s
digestion a< Is as a tonic and soon makes April 21st ami 22ml 1893; in regardt
a laige number in that vicinity are anx­ Part of the National A. 1*. A. is going to Tom Coates, Oak Nolan, Theo. Stein- yon well and strong again.
.1. A . Carson :
fight him to the bit’er end, so it an­ liilher, Addismi II. Harris, A. G. Rey­
I ious to come into the order.
O11 March 27th, 1892, Andrew E. Ilarvev, 1
The more you take the less you will
nounces by a statement from a bolting nolds, Homer Mason, Otto Heins, E. E.
Salem, died in this city, and soon thereafter!
feel of your stomach.
faction of the National Advisory Board Selph, II. R Hays. L. Johnson, Carl
J. Simon was by County Judge Davidson
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
pointed administrator of the estate. Mr. Sim®
An effort will be made to unite the A. P P Knudson, S V. Anderson, \V. F. D.
having bought some accounts against thedtai
A. and the free silver republican element Jolies, H. Crenshaw, G O. Nolan, A. («.
Will Make the Season.
to enable his appointment. The estate consult!
of the west to defeat McKinley, but it Beals, Fred Beals, Geo. Higginbotham,
of nearly $4500 in cash in an Illinois bank. Ti
Armenians, anil we win give me mailer
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Full blooded Jetsey bull oil the ILiys attorney for Mr. Simon was John Carson
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still looks na if he will get there on the Allied Letcher, I). C. Bowers, L. Hiner,
further attention next week.
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first ballot, though the mujoiity may not II. A Woodford, Dr. J. D. Kelly, Mau­ place. Single service $1 00, or $2 00 to Salem, who has rendered a bill for bis senit
insure. For further particulars enquire to which the heirs object, being represenled*
Dr Mills’ special bobby is to boat be ns great as was anticipated.
rice Leach, John Barker.
attorneys D’Arcy & Bingham and Setli R. Ha»
of Joe Harrison.
John Barker for treasurer, and be is of­
mer. This bill is itemized, and is for fftoi.jefc
After Masonic lodge was over Wed­
fering openly to trade him for White’s
which Mr. Carson agrees to take $450. Mr. Sinn
Electioneering Extraordinary.
nesday night a grand banquet was giv­
For Sale.
benefit. Mr. Barker’s friends may le-
as administrator has also a claim for
en at the Alderman, fifty plates being
the estate for his services. The arguments
tiillnte, though he is urging them to stay
.Some partita are telling that Jack
A young iiesh cow—will exchange
laid. Tilt table was not only well sup­
the attorneys who object 1o Mr. Carson’s!»!
with the ticket, even if lie is beaten.
W m . H i bbard ,
plied, but was profusely* decorated, .
were heard by County Judge Hubbard Tue»d»l
A Jiickaon is an old bachelor ami oughtn’t for sheep.
The reporter thinks the case is of sufficients
Beaver, Ore.
John Barker is perfectly willing to be floral design representing a square and to hold office. Well, that's pretty hard.
portance to justify the perusal by the psbht
sacrificed to ensure the election of the compass was the wurk of Mrs. D ► C No doubt Jack would be perfectly will-
D i Wise has secured the services of the itemized bill of Mr. Carson, in brief«M
balance of the ticket, should such a Bowers. A large delegation from Bay
n illing to get married if he could, but he his brother to help with his work this lows: Retainer fee $50, conferencewithjr.il
thing be necessary, but there is no use City lodge was present,
present. Speeches were
’
Davidson $io, petition for probate of wiM
is too ugly. He can’t help that.
summer
He recommends him io the paid telegram $1.50, letters to Cook & Harvey.’
of it, as all can be elected without any : ' made, and all had a | great season of
Nevertheless, Jack lias helped many people ss a competent dentist, and is fee on conference with creditors £20, f«(
martyrc, if a few kickers will keep quiet enjoyment.
willing to stand by his woik.
4-t drawing petition by creditors for adiniiiish^
families
among the settlers who were
fio, in regard to administrator's $9000 bondM
Tliie has been a great week for secret
A man may use a wart on the back o
drawing bond, etc., |io, long conference
fraternal orders. New lodges are being his neck for a collar button; ride on the short on means, and long before he. ever
“Re was a man
Who stole the livery of the court of heaven Ben Harvey in regard to removing adminisq
instituted, term elections are being held,
thought
of
getting
an
office,
as
the
peo
­
tor $10, fee on appointment of appraisers.«^
back coach of a train to save interest on
To serve the devil in.’’
excursions and fraternal visits have been
$5. to bank to inspect property, etc., $5. C"’I*I
his money until the conductor comes ple of this neighborhood well know. He
ence with administrator, etc., f5. fee for pre»
made, and a school of Masonic instruc­
around; stop his watch at night to save lias often furnished provisions to fami­
Leiter from Meyer’*.
ing inventory, etc., $10, fee for attending
tion has been in progress the past few
lies,
and
has
helped
many
to
prove
up,
i
the wear and tear, leave his “i” and “t”
for widow | to , conference with adniinistrRi
«lays
W.are
reqiipHted
to
print
the
following
:
etc., $25, received letter from M. A. Cook.td
without a dot or cross to save ink; pas­ leHing them have the oevt siary money
fio, making annual account, etc., $25, confa*n
He staited in at the head of this hay ...
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Salem, Oregon. May, 18, ,896.
The Bay City Camp of Woodmen will ture his inuthei's grave to save corn, but
1 o the Public:
witli administrator and widow $10 dra«l
meet Thursday night June 4th at the I
a man of this kind is a gentleman and a 14 years ago when it was a perfect wil­
I have received many letter. »Ince my con- affidavits I5, drawing answer for admiMWR
O. O, F. hall 1«) transact business, such scholar compared to a fellow who will der iimm , and made a fine home, and grenional nomination a. to iny position on the |io, fee for attending court etc., $20. forco«*|
as may come up, and those who wish the take a newspaper, and when asked to built the first dike in Tillamook county, political question, of the present day. My im­ ence with administrator $5. fee for drawings
advantage of charter meml»er katea pay for it, puts it back in the post-office reclaiming about 200 acres of land al an pression is, that the first and paramount ques­ tition for burial lot, monument, etc.. $«><1
He has spent tion to be considered is the "ftnancinl question." ference with M. A. Cook, etc., $i0, fee
should put In their mimes before that , and has it maijced, "Refused.”—Bill expense of about $3.000.
and 1 believe there should be no doubt expressed court fio, conference with administrator q
hundreds
of
dollars
in
the
vicinity on to the voters on this; no ‘‘straddle," but an abso­ attending court, etc., $30. drawing seven^j
time.
Nye.
roads, transforming the wilderness into lute position on one side or the other.
mentslio, drawing copy of will. etc.
Mr. G. R. Huff, the populist candidate
The Woodmen’s Circle met Saturday a w ell settled community . |Je furnish­
When a majority of the voters entertain cer­ to administrator to pay over money $10,
for clerk, authorizes ns to state that lie night and 56 charter members were bal­ ed most of the material for the school tain views, they are certainly entitled to a re- ing court fio, drawing final account etc., 1
presentatirc to express their views in the repre­ upon passing final account, $ioo, con-tructiM
Ims not drawn offer entered into any loted on and accepted, the majority be­ house.
He has cheered the people up sentative part of the government.
will <15.
ing ladies of the Woodmen
There were in adversity, and liaa so gained the
kind of a trade, but expats to l>e elected.
First: On the financial question" I ant in
I. ied A hovt I t —Attorney John A Car*!
also several ladies whose husbands are friendship of th® people her® that at la«l favor of the free and unlimited coinage of gold
It is probable that he iwnot a party to
reported as charging the Statesman w!t,! j
the trade, and was not aware of it until not Woodmen as the Circle allows all election h® got 48 votes out of 50, potties and stiver, independent of any foreign power, Bouncing his bill in the Harvey estate aa«H
into standard money, at the ratio of 16 to r. and and unreaa-aable. Somebody had lied
ladies from 16 to 50 years of age, and all cutting no figure in the case
recently, but it is almost certain that he
upon terms of exact equality, as they existed
Woodmen to join. There were 36 fra­
He and his sister kept a nice home at prior to 1S7J; the silver to be a fnll legal tender this. The Statesman did no say anything
was l»eing traded off until he dropped
kind. It simply reported the news of ft*
ternal
members,
the
balance
being
l>ene-
Netarts, always open to the weary trav­ equal with gold for all debts and dues, public
on it.
the itemized bill, which news waa>^
ficiariea. Quite a number more have eler, and since residing in Tillamook and private; and I am opposed to any discrim­ giving
ter of public record and which was theddfj
The boys relate an excellent story re­ signed the roll and expect to come in
ination by the government against either gold all real newspaper to publish. The StaH^
their hospitality has not Ireen surpassed.
silver or currency of the country, and that ail has no fight on Mr. Carson, or anyone el« j
garding a certain candidates speech next meeting, the time of which will la»
Mr. Jackson bas always during the moneyv'ialt he equal at all times.
while on an electioneering tour. He had announced shortly .
simply a news paper. County Judge
Al the next meet­ hard limes |a>st|Mjned the collection of
Second; I believe that the “tariff question"
however, cut down this bill against
a large audience of ladies and gentlepien ing the Circle will decide upon a name,
should
be
considered
a.
a
business
proposition
taxes iim late as I'o-aihl® to allow every­
to,120, which with the fttio to the adtniuift^
and in the course of his 9j»eech delivered and the degrees will !>• conferred, officers
and as we deal with It toealty in every day life!
one a good chance to pay up without
makes $330 for settling up an estate -f le**’5!
and there is no question but we receive a benefit
himself of the following:
“Now, von electt'l, and other necessary business
costs, and has in every wav possible he­ by the proper kind ot tariff outable of the gov- ,4.500. all <»f which was cash.
can buy a cow for $15, hut you ran get a ‘transacted
To R. R Hays lielongs a ft iemle I those in need, besides contrib­
emment tax. but there certainly should at all
I wish also to call your attention toffi*
better one for $20; you can bite a school great deal of the credit of organising
uting liborally toward every entei prise time, be conditions that will protect the pro­ that Mr. Dalrymple made Wilson of the
teacher for $15 per month but it pays such a large and promising Circle
It that would benefit the county.
ducer to the fullest extent, as it does the man' crawfish in regard to Dalrymple*« «ellicf*-
letter to pay $20 for a good one
Your will t»e quite a social adjunct to the town
ufacturer and Knainesa man; and this is the
I wish aomeliody wmild sen I »« a hun­ kind of tariff I want—equality to all, discrim- Hayden. Wilson was called upon to prod**
cheap cow won’t give much milk, and it and will 110 doubt go a long way toward
alleged proofs, but after humming and
dred more of the Mme kmd
lan i.elor«. ination to none.
is the same way with your school teach­ cu'tivating a friendly, social spirit in the
awhile, acknowleged that he had
1
Third That it is important that th«
and that another man wrote the article he pohiw
Netarts, May 23.
er.” This brought the house down.
1 community.
n»o*t economical transportation he had lor the There is no truth in the selling out
A N kigiihom
producer to the market it beyond dispute. ever.
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Chickens will bring cash or trade as
'I'illaniook and Bay City Masons will
join in an excursion, picnic, and cele- you like. We can use any quantity of
1 bration at some point on the beach, June voting roosters. Don’t fail to raise lots
of chickens this year, as they are likely
I 27, St. John’s day .
Drugs at Sturgeon’s.
to he in good demand throughout the
Beals Bros, are agents for the ./Etna season. We make shipments by every
Tuttle & Cary, hardware dealers.
I Insurance Co., of* Hartford.
This com-
boat. Call on Cohn & Co.
Fruits and vegetables at the Bakei ry-
pntiy was founded In 1812, and is one of
If our subscription list gets much lar­
ths
best
in
existence.
Our enemies we love—to fight them .
ger we shall have to get more mailing
came
A
letter
from
G.
\V.
Patterson,
Four days more and the agony will be
galleys or write part of the names.
If
too late fi»r this issue, however it shows anybody has an idea that this paper is
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him to he right on all questions that
not popular, he should call ami Hee our
The steamer Harrison arrived in the concern Tillamookers.
list
By the way, Bill Smith IlHHll’t
Bay Frida}.
A. Malaney & Co. have started logging brought ill any stops yet, though noverai
W anted —10 cords ef spruce limbs. for Krebs brothers they hav® a coni met new names came in this week.
Theo. Steinhilber.
to deliver in the mill boom, 300,000 feet
All campaign debts should be settled
Jewelry, silverware and stationery at of fir logs.—Ocean Wave
this week. Candidates ami committees
Sturgeon’s drug store.
lion TI ioh . Tongue is expected here who owe the H eadlight for printing or
W. L. Brooks and J. W. Maxwell were [ tomorrow
(Friday) night to make a advertising will be expected to settle by
speech. Everybody who desires to hear Saturday evening. We do not propose
in Yamhill county recently.
to wait until after election as our exper­
A fearless newspaper makes enemies j a good speech should I urn out.
ience is that it is hard to collect from de­
J & F. Wenger have their cheese fac­
and should he proud of them.
feated candidates or parties.
Come up :
tory running at full blast, they are ex­
Woodmen’s election Friday night next
with thechickainin.
pert cheese makers and manufacture the
May 29.
All should turn out.
celebrated brick and limhiirger cheese.
The Mayor will veto the ordinance
Ho». Tlios Tongue is to eml his cam­
imposing a license on merchants.
The
The telephone is working fine to For­
paign Friday night, in Tillamook.
ordinance was intended to prevent ¡tin- i
est Grove. The fee for talking to For­
erant shoddy venders from setting up in I
The fine in the May case was placed est Grove is 50 cents.
AiiangeiuentB
business here for a few days to the detri­
at $20so an appeal could be taken.
will be made to get the election return«
ment of our local merchants, hut it was
Marriage license was issued Monday
There will be an adjourned session of worded so that it really prevents anyone
to Jacob Reeherand Mrs S. D. Bester.
the commissioners' court June 15 so that from engaging in business without pay­
,
John Tuttle is the busiest mini in town those who do road work may receive ing $5 per <lav, hence the veto.
proper credit on their taxes for this year.
since the telephone lines were stinted.
Grand Lecturer Stroud, of the Masonic
Cohn & Co. sell so much flour that it order, Was here Tuesday ami Wednes­
I)r. Mills has been in town several
is necessary for them to receive ship­ day night, giving Masonic instructions,
days recently fixing tilings politically.
ments by every heat. , Flour carried in and exemplifying degree work.
He
Ihiston Bros, are offering to sell the stock all winter is mote or less musty
goes to Bay City tonight (Thursday).
Trask river toll, according to notices and damaged .
"Pap” Stroud is a jolly old fellow, and
posted.
The public school will close Tuesday stood the ride across the mountains well I
Muster Otto Schrader had a birthday of next week. Commencement exercises for a man of his age. A delegation from
party the evening of the 20th. He is 9 will be held t’hursday evening at 8 P. M. Tillamook lodge will accompany him to
years old.
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at the Christian church
AU invited. Bay City.
Those who are most guilty are those A good programme has been prepared.
lion. Geo. Cohn, candidate on the
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We see by our exchanges that our old
friend and fellow citizen, C. II. Wheeler,
is the republican nominee for county
commissioner
We congratulate lilhi-
niook county on their cmididnte as he is
a good business man, and perfectly reli­
able in all his dealings. II® was located
here some four years and during that
time our business lelations with Mr.
Wheeler were quite extensive.
Weal­
ways found him a man of his word and
we are sincerely glad to hear of Cole’s
success—our citizens are always glad to
hear of his success.—Clatskanie Chief.
To the Voters of Tillamook Comity