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Newspaper Page TextTHE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 10, 1901. 1 85 I M A Cady................................ 1 25 75 Albert Jordan .......................... 38 1 85 11 85 ' James Patterson ................ 25 [ Road District No. 18. 31 3 75 11 35 ' O. Hellenbrand.......................... 1 25 C. Goeres, ................................... 10 25 1 35 2 50 F Scherzinger.......................... 1 25 85 R. Keller..................................... 2 5o C. W Keller .............................. «0 00 5 oo Hi 25 F. C. Varner.............................. 5 oo lo 6<> R. Affolter .............................. 5 00 A. Affolter ..................... ............ 25 1 5 oo 95 John Weckert ........................... 5 oo 8 lo Thio, Arndt .............................. 5 oo 21 25 Stephen Bauer........................... 3 75 1 25 Wm. Grushoff ........................... Scalp Bounties. 1 85 2 oo 1 25 James F. Reheer....................... 8 oo Harry Crane .............................. 11 25 2o oo 13 75 W. D Illingsworth.................... 4 oo 5 oo Axson West ............................... oo 12 J. H. Mapes ................................ 8 Io lo oo 3 75 Wesley Rush.............................. 8 oo 6o w. J. Himes.............................. 4 oo 16 16 Fred Kabbe................................ 18 00 19 8o Geo. Ludtke............................... 6 oo 19 8o Fred Robitch.............................. 2 oo 6 oo E. F. Lyster .............................. 2 00 9 9o Ervin Carter.............................. O oo 7 95 Casper Schlappi ....................... Benschidt Road. 7 00 8o 2 25 Frank wheeler........................... 8o 1 5o H. F. Got d'peed....................... 9<> 14 35 Henry Rogers ........................... 1 5o M. B. Pettys, work in road dis- 7 75 No. 4 .................................. 1 5o Claim for work in road district No. 12 12'65 was rejected. 7 35 I Bids of W. Woods and G. 0. Nolan 2 65 for building Beaver Creek bridge were 2 5» rejected. lo 5o Petition of H. M. Farmer for a county 5 95 road was continued. 23 lo Claim of W.T. West, services as cor. 15 65 oner in death of Thos. Malaney, was 5 15 continued. 13 25 Petition of Mary F. Drew for rebate on 3 lo taxes was continued. 6 25 Claim of Chas. Blum for work in road 12 5o district No. 11 was continued. 8 75 Claim of M. D. Swabb as supervisor of 28 45 road district No. 12 was rejected. lo 15 Claim of J. A. Taft & Co. for lumber 4 35 was continued. 1 85 Claim of H. H. Hays for work in road 2 50 district No. 13 was rejected. Claim of P. D. Newell for registering 8 75 votes was rejected. 2 50 Petition of H. H. Aiderman for the 8 75 reimbursement of $13.60 for over pay ment of taxes to the county treasurer 181 50 was allowed, and a warrant for the 32 50 amount ordered drawn. 7 50 NEHALEM. tion by an overwhelming majority. It is argued that Southern Idaho would now consent because of lack of rail way connection between the two parts of the state and especially because of the great expanse resulting fiom the mining riots in the Coeur d'Alene district and two years of martial law. In a letter mailed at Lincoln, a writer who represents himself as one of the kidnapers ofEddie Cudahy has made a formal offer to turn state's evidence against his confederate in return for im. m unity for himself, and the guaranty has been made by the Chief of Police and Mr. Cudahy. Congressman Frank Eddy of Minne. sota is undoubtedly the most shabbily dressed member of the national legisla ture. According to his own story, he was walking along Pennsylvania avenue when a ragged tramp asked him for the price of a meal. Mr. Eddy gave him a quarter, saying solemnly it was the last cent he had. The tramp looked him over, handed back the coin and said: ‘‘Well, if you're on the bum yourself keep it: I'll hustle some guy on the next block.’’ Horace Mann, the famous educator, was sitting one evening in his study, when, says the New York Tribune, an insane man rushed into the room and challenged him to fight. ‘My dear fel low," replied Mr. Mann, “it would give me great pleasure to accomodate vou, but I can't do it the odds are so unfair. I am a Mann by name and a man by nature, two against one! It would never do to fight." ‘Oh, come ahead!” the insane man answered. “ am a man and a man beside myself. Let us four have a fight.” Road District No. 4 S 00 Thomas Lyster, S. Prairie......... The Elmore came in on Saturday and 5 00 C, W. Cterk ............................... Jacob Blum, Carnahan.............. left on Sunday for Astoria, via Gariboldi, (TÄTCobler ............................... oo 3 The Board of County Commissioners B. W. Turner, Carnahan........... where she had to take on some passen met on Wednesday when County Judge C. H. Blake, Carnahan.............. 3 00 Dan Darby................................... gers. L. McFee sent out fifty fresh 3 00 Albert Darby......... ..................... G. W. Sappington and C ommissioners L. P. Rey, Carnahan.................. steel-heads on her. 3 oo Will Doughty ........................... C. Ray and L. Parrish were present, and Wm. Schlotter, Carnahan......... The tug and barge came down the 3 oo G. V. Doughty......... ............... they transacted the following business : J. N. Lesley, Foley...................... river from Portland Sunday, and will be 3 oo 8. W. Elliott............................... Homer Mason, salary as clerk $266 «7 Louis Nystrom, Foley.............. 7 20 C. A. Elliott............................... in as soon as weather permits. Clay Daniels, Foley.................... E. D. Severance, salary as de 3 oo A. J. Jennings........................... White Clover Grange will hold their puty clerk ............................... 100 00 i W. H. Hoskins, Foley............... 3 oo J. W. Moade............................... Felix Roy, Foley........................ annual election on the 17th inst. An H. H. Aiderman, salary as 7 80 Orie Mapes................................... early and full attendance is requested. sheriff...................................... 206 67 ’ John L. Brady, Blaine............... 3 (X) J. R. Summerlott...................... James Patterson, Blaine............ E. W. Stanley, salary as deputy Seeing in your last issue that there had 3 00 Geo Vaughn ............................... sheriff....................................... 100 00 i Jay Ford, Blaine........................ been " More Ruction at Nehalem,” of 3 00 Guy Vaughn ............................... 91 66 I B. L. Kinneman, Blaine........... W. H. Cary, salary as treasurer. which your correspondent had not 3 00 J. C. Wilson ............................... C. A. Smith, Blaine.... x.............. G. B. Lamb, salary as school heard, he made diligent inquiry, and oo J. Pestertield ............................... 3 84 51 W. H. Cooper, Hoquarton........ superintendent........................ learned that the tale had been bndly 3 00 Leo McFalls ............................... J. 8. Stephens, salary as assessor 133 33 J. D. Edwards, Hoquarton.... told. Abe Simmons ........................... 20 3 Peter Geisel, Hoquarton ........... Chas. Johnson, salary as deputy Not a finger was laid upon Mr. Klein. 00 Wm 1 ‘ rovoost ............................ 3 A. G. Reynolds, Hoquarton ...... assessor ... ........................... 100 00 The young man who was thrashed 3 00 M, B. Pettys............................... Geo. H. Handley, Hoquarton... H. H. Aiderman, circuit court was the agressor, and brough it upon 10 20 W. C. Morton............................. 15 00 W. L. Gardner, L. NeatuccS...... expenses................................... himself by deliberately taking up another 3 OO Wm. Doughty ........................... C. Christensen, L. Nestucca.... J. 8. Stephens, premium on mans quarrel and attempting to strike 00 3 Mary Dollarhide ........................ court-house insurance........... 100 00 L. E. Whiterman, L. Nestucca.. the first blow, after being repeatedly 3 00 L. 8. Smith ............................... A. W. Atterbury, L. Nestucca... W. C. Wolfe, supervisor R. D. advised to go on and attend his own 3 00 A. Simmons ............................... No. 13 .................................... 12 00 O. T. Hellenbrand, L. Nestucca. affairs. 3 00 Wm. Doty................................... Tillamook Headlight, printing . 10 50 H. A. Miles, Union..................... The city marshall, whose place it was 8 60 H. Palmer................................... 37 80 D. T Werschkul, Union............ R. M. Watson, printing............. to prevent a breach of the peace was en 3 00 F. E. Huntsinger........................ Electric Light Co........................ 7 00 H. H. Miller, Union................... gaged in a free fight himself, until he got 3 00 J. V. Huntsinger ...................... L. Hiner, work at saw mill .... 28 75 A. J, Heater, Union................... a biff, when he ran and hid, and could 3 oo G. Knight ................................... W. A. Gage, Union..................... Tillamook Livery and Feed not be gotten back to the scene. 3 00 W. Knight................................... Stable ....................................... 16 00 f. J. McGinnis, Hebo................... Regarding the organ mentioned, the 3 oo E. B. Porter................................. A. Letcher, clock................. . 4 00 A. T. Bain, Hebo........................ order that moved it away with their 3 00 Joseph Geroy............................... Oak Nolan, blacksmithing........ 1 50 G. S. Nelson, Hebo..................... other effects, did so because they are vir 3 Oo F. Balmer..................................... G. W. Bodyfelt, Hebo................ J urors F ees . tually the owners of it, having obtained 7 60 J. Balmer..................................... 2 20 J. R. Lowrance, Hebo................ F. R. Elliott............................... a relinquishment of interest in their 6 40 Road District No 6 James Williams ........................ 2 40 E F. Lyster, Beaver.................... favor, from those through whose efforts 3 00 A. Benschidt............................... P. J. Brown............................... 2 20 I. W. Hiner, Beaver.................... it was obtained; and because said order 3 00 D. Baker....................................... 8, W. Elliott...... ........................ 3 00 J. R. Finley, Beaver.................... had it repaired at their own expense. 3 00 John Matejick ........................... W. V. Morgan............................. 2 20 Alva Finley, Beaver.................... 3 00 L. Nelson..................................... Anyone else can get the organ by Chas. Weils................................. 2 80 R. O. Richards, Beayer.............. 3 00 A. Benschidt, boarding labor. . by showing a more valid title. W.8 Hays................................... 2 20 William Finley, Nehalem........... 3 0() Joe Kutcher ............................... Calm-town is a very peaceful place O. A. Bailey ............................... 2 20 Fred Zaddach, Nehalem............ 9 00 N. Job.......................................... when all its inhabitants are asleep. E. G. E. Wist............................. 2 20 J. R. Hicks, Nehalem................... The little Spanish steamship San Au o 20 P. D. Newell, Nehalem................ 3 00 John Matejick ........................... S V. Anderson........................... gustin has been wrecked on a small islet 3 00 Charles Lee.................................. GARIBALDI. J. M. Sappington ...................... 2 20 George Cohn, Nehalem................ in Smith Channel, Straits of Mi 3 oo A. (Juber ................................... G. W. Kiger ............................... 2 20 L. Parrish, Garibaldi.................. Our county road is still blocked with The British steamship Coya, which ar. OO 3 P. Pyrom, Garibaldi .................. James Morgan ............................ S pecial D eputy S heriffs , logs and drift wood. rived in New York, saved the paS F. P. Hobson, Garibaldi............ 3 00 Fred Tomlinson........................... Chris Larsen, Nehalem............. I think our Supervisor's ears must and crew, 102 in number, from flTtHvK 5 40 Dee Tomlinson........... . .............. 00 Chas. A. Johnson, Garibaldi...... W. 8. Linkhart. Foley have got very warm when those ladies by the pirates oil' the coast and landed 3 00 Louis Nelson............................... J. H. Harrison, Garibaldi......... 00 L. M. Alley, Garibaldi................ and gentlemen were obliged to crawl all hands at Pnnta Arenas. The wreck Miles Warren, Bay ...................... 3 00 A. Benschidt............................... Alfred Deane. Bay.................... 00 over logs in the dark in order to get to ot San Augustin occured November 27, 3 00 W. Hutson................................... Joseph Hauxhurst, Barnegat... 00 J. F. Nevins, Bay.......................... their wagons that were to take them but the, first news of it was brought 3 00 Charles Lundquist’.................... J. M. Morgan, Netarts ............. 00 W. S. Cone, Bay.......................... here by the Coya. The Spanish steamer back to Tillamook. 40 W. D. Wood, Bay ...................... 4 D. Baker ...................................... C. N. Drew, Tillamook............. 00 3 00 Gust Wick lurid .......................... Mr. Johnson and Mr. Briscoe are go. in command of Captain Suarez, left Cor. W. H. Reynolds, Hoquarton . 00 A. M. Hare, Bay.......................... onel, in Chile, for Punta Arenas, Novem 3 00 ing upto Tillamook on business. work IN R. D. No. 8. Cyrus Randall, Fairview......... 00 G. T. Jenkins, Fairview............. ber 22, five days before she struck the 3 00 Cyrus Randall ............................ Illi Frank Severance, Fairview...... Chas. Wells, South Prairie..;. Mrs. Joe Richardson has gone out on rocks in Smith Cannel. The boats 3 60 John Rupp................................... Ed. Blum. Carnahan................. 00 W. H. Leach, Fairview............... visit friends in Olympia. landed the passengers and crew, who 3 00 Fred Maurer .............................. L. A. Hoyt, Sar d 1-ake............. 00 M. C. Trowbridge, Fairview..... There is about one inch of snow and were composed of Spanish and Chil. 3 00 L. Parrish, work performed in Thoa. Coulson, Beaver............... 00 J. C, Holden, Fairview............... more falling at this writing. eans. On the rocky islet they had to R D. No. 3............................... G. H. Ward, Hebo...................... 00 C. Wallin, ditching ..................... 16 00 remain two days before they were res- Illi C. F. Murphy, Union................. Jos. Bixby, work in R. D. No. 13 NETARTS. cued by the Coya's men. The pirates P. A. Baxter, Dolph......... ......... L. Jensen, work in R D. No. 14 00 McIntosh & McNair, mer chandise.................................... 26 2« who swam on that coast had taken all WORK R. D. KO. 9. J. W, Hellenbrand. L. Nestucca 00 Tillamook Jottings. Mr. Bat O'Hara returned home Wed. 3 20 C. Wells....................................... they could lay hands on from the wreck. H. L. Jensen, Blaine................. 2 50 00 Henry Tohl, merchandise......... nesd.iv from Portland where he has been J It is strange that some of the people Tillamook Water Co................... 2 00 T. Lyster..................................... J urors N ovember T erm of C ourt . 5 00 State Senator F. P. Mays will intro for several months working in the North 8. M. Battereon. 8 00 C. I. Clough, merchandise......... 19 09 A. Frickson................................. 2 17 , in the south part of the county want to Pacific saw mills. duce a bill nt the coming session of'the McIntosh and McNair, mer ( be annexed to Yamhill when the roads in Chas. Himes .... 2 50 2 40 H. Webber........... ....................... Geo. W. Phelps has just returned from Legislature to provide for the election of 9 30 J. B. Delsman ............................ 2 40 chandise.................................... Frank Severance 1 25 . that county will not allow of reaching Nehalem, where he has been for the past United States Senators by direct vote of B. C. Lamb, merchandise .... . 70 177 . there only three months in the year. John Sheets .... 1 25 2 80 C. Hanenkrat.............................. the people, so far as the same may be few days. Morgan & Edwards, black. i ■'I'-J- A. Cummings, wl|o has rented J. K. Craven.... 00 8 00 2 R. H alien k rat............................. done without conflict with the Consti smith work .............................. 50 Snow was six inches deep on Cape i Mr. F. N. Wilson's place, has lieen sent Andruw Klein ........................ 8 0( 2 50 G. N. Hodgdon............................ tution of the United States. The Consti j James Atkinson, produce........... 6 00 H. E. Weston ........................ 10 00 I to this county by a party representing Meres during the last snow and at Ne tution of the United States, Revised H. Rogers .................................... 0 20 ( M. I). Swabb, supervisor ............ 9 00 T. W. Lyzter.......................... 2 8( 5 00 i 25 families from Eagle (Bend, Minn. He tarts the ground was only just white. M. D. Reading.............................. Statutes, provides for the election of C. F. Keller, supervisor............... 12 00 Louis Olsen............................... 5 00 I is impressed with this county, and if he John Hodgdon has moved into his United States Senator by the Legisla 2 20 G. I latison........................ ........... ( Henry Olds, supervisor ............. 00 7 W. C. King............................... 6 00 1 25 , can find enough places for his party it new residence. A. Apeley..................................... tures of the different states of the Union. I King Kt Kerremans, merchandise 43 40 G. W Day ........................... will add over 100 persons to the popula- 8 20 WORK IN R. D, NO. 12. Mr. Mays in his bill provides that the 00 ( Geo Bodyfelt, supervisor............. 1 SPRUCE. C. Wallin................................... tion of Tillamook. He thinks that the 2 20 6 <'O E. Kinnaman ............................ names of candidates for United States OO ( Sam Downs, making jury list ..... 3 Fred Zaddnch........................... H 00 5 00 climate of this county is preferable to 40 D. F. Coulson............... ............ Hellow! hear we are again and so is Senator shall lie printed on the official ( Tlios Coates, ditto...................... 2 00 J. D. Wallace........................ 5 20 8 75 degrees below zero. L. West......................................... the snow, and it looks like it was going ballot, and voted for at each general ( Geo. Cohn ............................ 00 2 Nela Thonipaon.................... 2 20 H. A. Kinnaman...................... 3 75 In the matter of designating the coun to stay too. ! Tilden Bros., sawing wood........ 12 05 election, and the result is to be sub 1> W. Jones............................. 3 20 3 oo ty newspaper two years ago the county F. J. Dye ................................. H. II. Aiderman, house rent for Mr. Frank Atkinson and supervisor mitted to the Legislature. The pre ji\V. V. Morgan .................... 2 20 3 00 court did not ask for a subscription list C. L. Dye ..................................... F. Dorris ................................. 8 00 sumption is that the Legislature will |A. M. Commons......... s H() ! 3 oo to be furnished and satisfield itself that Wolfe have been working on the trussel 2 75 E. T. Coulson.............................. Tillamook Laundry Co ............ bow to the voice of the people and elect this week, which was broken down by a ■Guatave Kunze.................... 2 HO 1 50 the Headlight had the largest circulation, C. N. Johnson.............................. E. F. Lyster, board of H. L. the candidate who shall have received large snag on the Sandlake road. |W. B. Al'lerman ....... 2 8o so designated that the county news. work IN R. D. NO. 13. Tucker ....................................... 18 00 "B in Turner............... Mr. James Atkinson went to town the highest number of votes, but this 3 00 2 50 | paper.; Last year, at the January term, W. C. King................................... M. H. Larsen, board of county may not be done, because the Legisla ■ Wm. Olaen .......................... 2 20 -’ 50 the court ordered that lists be filed to be Friday with his daugher, Stella, who ture is by the law of the United States charges .................................... 58 50 O. R. Chamberlain.............. Iw. T. Doughty................ 3 00 has been spending 'Xmas, with her folks acted upon at the next term, and as the 50 8 I. F. Larsen, blacksmith work.. 8 00 E. C. Chamberlain .................... vested with full power in the matter, and |J. J. Purcell...................... 2 20 5 00 Headlight misunderstood the order and and relatives, and who is now going the members of that body can elect any J. F. Jackson, produce ............... 1 00 H. M. Farmer.............................. * A. Chritlenson.................... 2 60 back to Tillamook to go to school. Jesse Kays................................... 2 50 filed a sworn statement of the entire cir. Sam Downs, canvassingelection L M A. Cmly ........................... 6 00 Mr. J. C. Coves'hens would not lav one Senator whom they please, irres- 6 25 dilation, the court, without giving the Frank Atkinson.......................... returns ...................................... 60 3 |Enc Glad ................ 2 40 until a little while before 'Xmas., when pective ot the wishes of the voters of the Daniel Atkinson ........................ 6 25 editor an opportunity to rectify the mis W. T. West, canvassing election I Len Hiner ............................. 2 20 one of them slipped and fell and she has state as expressed by their ballot, 1 25 take or explain how it occurred, desig returns....................................... 6 40 A. Hembree .............................. although it is not to be supposed that |J. M Sappington................. 2 20 been laying ever since. nated the Herald the newspaper. At the 1 85 L. A. Hoyt ......... ......................... Homer Mason, incidentals ........ 5 35 such a course would be pursued. f W. W. Conder.................... « 20 2 00 term of court on Wednesday it asked for T. J. Harris ................................ H. H. Aiderman, repairing elec W itness F rks . General MacArthur has ordered the 2 50 no lists to be furnished, and the Hernld tion booths................................ 1 00 Bert Hoyt . ............................ ’j. J. Purcell .......................... Canal and Locks. 2 20 W. E. Page, furniture.................. 2 50 putting one in late in the day, the court, deportation of Generals Ricarde, Del 8 00 W, G. Harris............................... L 8am Johnson........................... 4 40 I’. H. M. Smith, supervisor........ 0 00 at a night session, again designated that Pilar, Hizon, Llanera and Santos to the 8 OO J C. Gove................................... W ashington , Jan. 7.—Chairman Bur LBen Jolmaon...................... 4 40 Chris Peterson, supervisor........ 8 15 the county newspayer, when, in fact, the Island of Guam. Nine regimental and 11 OO J. F. Jackson.......................... . ton, when asked to-day if he favored the | J. N. Lesley .................. 8 00 Andrew Anderson, supervisor ... 11 OO I. Hiner....................................... 13 OO Headlight is entitled to it. If the gentle four subordinate officers, with eight repeal of the boat railway project for 18 75 men ofthe court were running the Head, civilians, including Trias, Tecson and Wade & Briggs, merchandise ... 5 15 Jeff Wallace ............................... The Dalles of the Columbia, said that he James Wilson.................... 3 40 Tilden Bros., wood.................... Mabini, notorious assistants of the In. 13 75 light we wonder whether they would 7 50 Albert Kinnaman...................... did, most emphatically ; that the boat J. F. (haliam...................... 2 20 Cohn Kt Co., merchandise ......... surrectionists, have also been ordered to consider ¿they were receiving fair treat 00 18 Frank Dye ................................... 30 75 railway was highly impracticable, and L L. Smith ...................... 4 HO R. Mann, janitor......................... be deported. It is General MacArthur's ment when the court has acted upon Connie Dye .................................. 5 65 2 50 he should use every effort to have the Eugene Huntainger............. 3 40 M. L. Chamberlain, preparing intention to hold most of the active 2 00 different procedures the last three years ? Alva Finley................................. project wiped out. He wonld not be Nick Job................................. 2 30 3 75 We leave the general public, who respect leaders of the rebels who have been cap. abstract..................................... 3 00 Alva Finley................................. willing to consider any other project J. H. L.ihuion ......................... 3 20 Chas. B. Moores, preparing list A. West ....................................... 6 25 and appreciate the Headlight, to draw its tured in Guam, until the resumption of a until this had been set aside and the C. E. Hawke.............................. 3 20 condition of peace has been declared. 0 65 own conclusions. for assessor .............................. fl 80 A. Foland ................................... money turned back into the Treasury, JVDOKS AND CI.XHKS or ELICTOX. 24 Of) A. M. Austin, surveying............ IS 00 Wirt Sappington........................ It is reported that Mrs. Lease has for he did not propose to have the G. L. Baker, Barnegat 3 00 Chas. Ray, commissioner......... 7 50 14 th) John Fleck ................................. abandoned her divorce suit and will quit balance used as a club over him and the Cohn & Co.’s Sale Items. T B Handley, Barnegat......... 5 00 L. Parrish, commissioner........... 16 25 27 oo May Sappington........................ politics and return to take np the hor. committee to force the substitution of a George Hunt, Barnegat .... 8 00 G. W. Sappington, salary as WORK IN R. D NO. 14. Mackintoshes at cost during this sale. rible and soul-crushing cares of domestic new project. He was free to admit that John A B'ggH, Barnegat......... 8 IX) G. 8. Nelson............................... 27 ) county judge and superinten Ten percent off on dress goods. life in the home that for many years has the portage road proposition could G W. Bovakin, Barnegat . 3 00 dent of saw mill...................... 125 Oo D. T. Werschkul ........................ 15 > A lot of dress remnants at most any been Mr. Lease's alone. Poor Lease; never be adopted, for it opens up the < B. Wiley, Netarts 5 60 J. W. Rowland, preparing W. A. Gage................................. 18 I [ price. though his widower life has not been question of Government ownership of Ben O'Hara, Netarts J Ten per cent off on clothing, hats and 3 00 Web Hudson .. ........................... township plats......................... 7 24 0O quite what he anticipated when he led shoes. R G Jackoon, Netarts .. 3 00 L. Parrish, superintendent of Peter Jerick................................. 2) ' Just a few suits of woolen underware Mary Ellen to the matrimonial altar, he roads, and that can never have Con gressional sanction. G. W Phelpa. Netarts ......... 3 00 work in R. D. No. 3............... 8 75 Wütet Booth ........................... 5 to close out at $1.00 a suit. may in the future look back upon it as W. A. High, Netarts................ His conclusion is that the canal and 3 00 John Hiekev, siqiervisor, work H Booth...................... . .............. 1 Ribbons at half price. a period of almost paradisaical serenity. H. H. Hava, Sandlake......... locks is the only feasible project, and 7 CO in R. D. No. 1............................ 8 00 G. 8. Nelson............................... 2 | Big reductions in all lines of dry —Evening Telegram. W. C. Wolfe, Sandlake....... the only one that can ultimately be se 3 00 John Grav.................................... I goods. 2 2 50 H. Booth ..................................... Plans are being formed to secure the cured. but he thinks the cost. $4,000,000, I Nestucca honey in bulk 10 cents a Jamea Alkmmin, Bandlake .. 8 00 Sam Lundberg............................ 3 10 J. J. Hudson............................... 7 pound. the annexation of the northern part of is entirely out of proportion to the E. A Chxmbetlein, Sandlake 8 (X) Bam D Thomjwon. ..................... 3 75 J. J. Hudson............................... 8 Sugar $6.00 a sack. Idaho to the State of Washington. State amount of commerce to he benefited at II II. Hembree, Sandlake 8 00 1). Dimmick ...................... ... o 2 00 E. E Cross................................... Four pounds package coffee, 50 cents. E B. Graves, Dolph ................ 3 00 8 Hunter ................................. Another car load of that famous Representative H. D. Merritt is planning this t me. He says Oregon has much 1 25 Thomas Kellow................. 2 Wm. Baxter, Dolph................... "Golden Rod Flour," 625 sacks due on to bring this project before the Legisla more than her share in the pending bill, 3 00 W M. Harris o 2 50 Frank Sherwood ...................... the next boat. If von want the best ask ture at its coming session. The purpose and if provision were made for The Dalles |oe Stirnmut, Dolph................ 3 00 Road District No. 8. Road District No. 16. us for Gohlen Rod flour. is to add to this state the entire region improvement, the name of the bill would C II McClane, Dolph,............. 3 oo N. Nelson .................................... 5 R. O. Richardson ...................... 6 Schillings Baking Powder, 16 oz. known as the "Panhandle." lying north have to be changed to ” A bill for the Geo. T. Raster, Dolph............... » 40 W Woods................................... cans. 35 cents. I John M'xrn......... — —................. 8 A. J. Cohn, Tillamook................ 3 20 R D Sales .................................. Our Gold Medal Spider Leg Tea can't of the 46th parallel, which is the south-I improvement of Oregon rivers and har. 1 Seth F. Moon............................... 2 l>e equaled in the city. Gust Wicklund, Tillamook ...... em boundary of Washington. This' bora." 3 00 Dau Hickey ................................ 5 George Smith ............................ 9 Try a can of our pure maple svrnp would include Kootenai, Shoshone, i He is under the impression that Oregon John J. Stew art, Tillamook....... 3 00 Road District No. 3. George W. Lucas........................ 8 and a sack of pure buckwheat if you Latah and Nez Perce and part of Idaho Otto Heins, Tillamook............... 3 00 David Martiny............. .............. 3 IO Harry Patterson ........................ has already received more consideration 1 want something delicious for breakfast. D. C. I*earce, Tillamook............. 3 00 W m. Fisher .............................. County, taking in all of the famous than its commerce justifies, and becatre 3 10 J« J. Hcllctt. . 5 We give no "song and nance dance'in our no ng ana in our -i . , . . M 0. Reading. S. Prairie........... 4 00 Frank Holston ............................ advertisements, bnt plain tacts and '■ocor ” silver-lead mining district, nettled when pressed to continue pro 2 50 Sam Lucas................................... 5 Fred Lowrv, S. Prairie............... 3 00 Bummer Hauxhurst ................. figures, that's what talks from as well as most of the rich Clearwater jects which the engineers had reported 7 50 Marcus Curl............................... 3 A. Smith, S. Prairie ................... 3 th) M Shearar......... . ...................... COHN * CO., gold fields. The plan is received with disparagingly on, so that when meri 1 M James Wood............................... 3 D Fitzpatrick, S. Prairie............ 3 00 Wm Uasby ................... ........ . T he L eaders . enthusiasm and Northern Idaho has in torious propositions were offered he was 3 7i| E E. Rowland ......................... 1 : Remember our Great Sale. the past voted in favor of such annexa-1 m no spirit to entertain them. COMMISSIONERS’ COURT 7..'