Tillamook headlight., February 14, 1901, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 14, 1901.
Tillamook Dairy Association
A World-Wide Crusade.
H. M. Caitwood returned from the
Notice is hereby given that the annual | *✓
Grand Round, where he ,|>ent Christmas
' M uscatine , Iowa, Feb. 11.—Mrs. Na­ meeting of the stockholders ot the Tilla-
The building for the new Austin Veatch and New Year’s with friends. He brought
tion arrived here at noon today and was mook Dairy Association will be held at :
creameiy is making progress.
a wife with him, who was hear telv wel­
met at the train bv 4000 people. A squad the Court house in Tillamook City, Tilla- r
Layman Lamb was visiting relatives comed by his neighbors.
! of police was on hand, as slit had re­ mook County, Oregon, on Monday, the \
at Beaver and Hebo a few days last
quested, to escort her to her hotel. The 25th day of February, 1901, at 1 o clock (
NEHALEM.
week.
crowd, however, was peaceable and evi- p.m., for the purpose of electing three t
Tom Lvster is contemplating a trip to
Coal !
| dently turned out through curiosity, for directors, one treasurer and the transac-1 •
Portland in the near future to lit absent
Coal-oil!
less than 500 people attended her meet-
There are two springs upon the claim i ing tonight. After the meeting closed tion of such other business as may come
one month.
Iwfore them.
We learn that Frank Ely contemplates of Mr. Boles at the mouth of Foley Creek and the receipts of the evening were
Tillamook City, Or., Feb. 5, 1901.
which
have
quite
a
coating
of
petroleum
returning to Tillamook, not finding Cali­
counted, the financial manager of Mrs.
S. S everance . Secretary.
upon the surface, and he is making pre­ . Nation dissolved partnership with her
fornia entirely satisfactory.
paration
to
bore,
and
deterniing
what
and he, with four of the six women who
The new saw mil) of Wist & Co. we
Notice.
:
accompanied her, returned to Kansas
suppose will soon be running, as we learn is beneath.
L. N. Barnes will pay cash for old
Dan Cronen is getting out piling for City. He said: “My management of
all the machinery is now on the ground.
rubber boots and shoes, or rubber of any
We do not know yet how true the re­ the Mill Co. Piling on the Nehalem very Mrs. Nation ends here. I return to
kind, old cop|)er wire, copper boiled
port is which we are hearing through seldom needs renewing as the toredo Topeka tonight, and four ot ’the six
bottoms, old brass, heavy fawcetts,
does
not
attack
them.
women
go
with
me.
The
women
will
private sources from Portland that addi­
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Messrs. Linkhart and Easom are billed return to their homes, and Mrs. Nation, valves and similar stock. Led pipe or
tional articles ha ve been filed by the Port,
led of any kind. Old rubber must be
land, Nehalem & Tillamook R.R. Co. to give exhibitions with their moving I understand, will proceed to Chicago.”
free from nails, eyelets, rivets, leather
Mrs.
Nation
says:
“
I
am
in
the
hands
pictures
and
talking
machines
on
Tues
­
calling for the western terminus of the
soles,
etc. ___________
of
the
Lord
and
will
leave
for
Chicago
day
and
Wednesday
evenings.
road to be at Wellsville on South Prairie
—not Tillamook City, as previously an­
Mr. Philebaum, the administrator of to-morrow morning. I will do no smash­
Orders were prepared at the War De­
nounced. And, further, that passenger the estate of the late G. W. Fearnside is ing in Iowa, or any other state, until all partment for the organization, assem-
and shipping facilities will be very meag- in for the purpose of settling it up; and the hell holes in my own state are wiped bling and equipment of 10 additional
erly furnished the le tter place, simply a Chas. Pye, Alex McDonald and I). Se out of existence. Then I will organize a regiments authorized by the Army re.
side track, water tank, woodshed and a Boyakin have been appointed appraisers band of women who will smash all of organization law.
the saloons iti the world. The United
platform dump for passengers, cabbage, of the same.
The Woodburn Independent : “Repre­
States first, Europe next.’’
etc., passenger trains not stopping at
There was a surprise dance at Herman
sentative Pearce introduced a bill rela­
that place at all, traffic on this line to be Tobi’s Saturday night, to which the
tive to the litigation between the State
Saloons Must Go.
accommodated by caboose cars attached young people flocked from far and near.
Land Board and Ellen Savage. He did
to freight trains. We suspect it to be an
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 10.—A meeting of so by request. Subsequently he learned
infernal scheme of a blood-sucking cor­
the citizens of Topeka this afternoon, at that he had been used to work a graft,
COULSONBURG.
poration to buy up Tillamook city for a
which 3000 were present, decided that . . . and asked the Ways and Means
song and turn its site into a dairy ranch
the “joints’’ of the city must go at on e Committee to report on the matter un-
The
nice
weather
of
the
past
few
weeks
[ We must apologise for our correspond­
Friday, February 15, is named as the favorably.” Mr. Pearce may well ex-
ent’s imagination running wild, but we has caused this vicinity to look quite time w liFn the cleansing of the city must claim, “Defend me from my friends.’’
smokey,
as
a
result
of
burning
logs
and
do not anticipate that he can scare the
be made complete. If it is not done by
The travel to Copper River and the I I
citizens of Tillamook into the belief that other rubbish.
that time an army of 1000 men will im­ Klondike is now well started. Notl-ss
N.
Coulson
has
his
garden
andpotatoe
this city is going to be left out in thecold
mediately move upon the “joints,” and than two dozen sailing vessels will start
when a railroad strikes this county. If ground plowed and if the fine weather remove them by force.
for Nome and Bering Sea in April and
our respected correspond ent nasany faith i continues we expect that he will be
The meeting this afternoon was re­ May. The sawmills oil the Yukon have
I
planting
the
same.
:
in his predictions he should not delay in
markable in every respect. It was called
buying up retd estate at Wellsville and ' , School at this place is progressing by a committee of the Law Enforcement resumed operations, and every town be-;
become the promoter of a town boom for nicely with Miss Fannie Smith as tea­ League, and was attended bv nearly all tween Bennett and Dawson is building
boats and steamers. Not less than 80
that pl ci—E d . ]
cher.
<0
the prominent business men of the city vessels will be engaged in the Alaska
Mrs. Albert Kinnaman visited her sis­ Conservative men, who have heretofore traffic during the coming summer, in­
NETARTS.
ter, Mrs. Dye, of this place last week.
advocated moderation, insist that the cluding those on the Upper and Lower
Mr. I). Swabb is working for C. N. people of Topeka shall take the law in Yukon, together with steamers sailing
James Starek is moving from the Max­
their own hands. An ultimatum was on regular routes from Puget Sound.
well place on the beach here to his place Johnson at this writing.
Mr. Dawson, of Cloverdale, was a passed commanding the officers of die The people of Southeastern Alaska have
north of Tillamook. The people of Ne
■TO
tarts arc very sorry to have to loose Mr. caller at the Rev. R. Y. Blalock’s home city and county to perform their duty petitioned Senator Perkins of California,
regarding the closing of the “joints.’’ to aid them in securing a lighthouse and
Starck and his family from their midst, Sunday.
The property-owners on whose premises other means of protection for the inside
as they are a very nice family an I neigh­
Frank and Connie Dye are home again
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the “joints” are kept were warned that route between the Sound and Skagway.
;
bors. May succe s go with them
after having worked several weeks for
Hi
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they had better abate the nuisances at The petition sets forth that 15,000 pas­
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R.
0.
Richards,
of
Blaine.
Mr. Ben O’Hara left for Portland last
J.
P.
ALLEN,
once, or the people of Topeka would not
»
Thursday, to be gone only a short time.
It seems as though N. Coulson’s grand­ be responsible for the damages that sengers, 200,000 tons of freight and
Proprietor
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$20,000,000 in treasure are annui lally
t-
If report is correct he will bring a bride children in the east are determined that
might ensue to the buildings.
ransported
over
this
route.
with him when he returns.
Grandpa shall have all the walnut ker
First class accommodation
Frank Elliot, of Tillamook, was at nels he wants for once, for he received a
C hicago ,
Feb. 11.—Dr. John P.
TO PKEVEXr DECAY.
at second class rate.
large package of them through the mail Brushingham preached at the First
Netarts last Sunday.
Wool
1
’
renerver
Used
by
Uncle
Sam
on
last
week,
this
time
from
the
children
of
' ■■
Methodist Episcopal Church last night
Ira Tomilson, the Tillamook cattle
Yamhill River Work.
BEST MEALS IN THE
buyer, was at Netarts Friday, and pcr- L. E. Baily, of Pennsville, Ohio. But Mr. on “ The Strenuous Spiritual Life,’’ and
CITY.
chased 10 head of cattle from Chas, I )es Coulson is not a bit selfish with the ker in the course of his sermon he said that MeritH of AvcnailiiN Cai*bo(in«*uni Ilec-
ognized by National, State aud
nels but passed them around and even “the crusade of Mrs. Nation, beginning
mond.
Tillamook,
Ore
Munici pal Government».
«
the Great Uncle and Aunt of the Bailey in anarchy, may crystallize temperance
The Hodgdon brothers went to tlie
The fame of Avearius Carbolinetim
children partook of them and all declar­ sentiment into a catapult of orderly
hub Saturday with a four horse team,
ed they tasted very old-fashioned and re­ power to turn the dram shop into a I.as steadily extended, as the only bona
returning the next day.
tide preserver of wood, since its discov­
minded them of other days.
benefaction.
ery in Germany thirty years ago. It has '
“ Certain forces of enthusiasm which stood all tests of climate, soil and water !
Hurrah, for rillamook’s prospect for a
BEAVER.
railroad. Wonder if there is any danger begin in confusion become modified and and steadily lived down all pretended !
rivals. Today it is not only employed
refined into mighty forces for moral and in
Four weeks since we had any rainfall. of having one over this way ?
all countries for the preservation of |
social
betterment,
’
’
the
preacher
contin-
Beaver school commenced on Monday
wood used for household articles such as ■
Miss Linnie Coulson is staying with
ed,
“
Mrs.
Nation,
the
Joan
of
Arch
of
houses,
barnvs, fences, etc., but the na­
with Mrs. Armstrong’s brother at the Mrs. E. T. Coulson while Mr. E. T. is
modern times, is sincere. We can afford tional governments, both of Europe and
Rifles
desk.
working at the county mill.
America, have recognized its value in
to wait the outcome with patience. Mrs. saving
Rev. A. McGinn is busy hauling in
public constructions from decay.
^4gMn9|
For
All
Kinds
of
Shooting.
Nation is to the whisky rebellion what Following their example citiesand coun­
bees, lmy, etc. He expects to build tem­
The followers of General Maximo
All Desirable Calibers and Weights
prj
John Brown was to the slaveowners’ ties have also adopted avenarius carbo-
porarily on his claim.
A FEW FAVORITES FOR HUNTING.
Gomez have triumphed in the Cuban
lineum
for
bridges,
pavements,
etc.,
and
There is in this republic a
Messrs. Davidson and Savage, of Hope constitutional convention. The clause rebellion.
1895. 30 Army caliber, weight 8 1-4 pounds.
the leading skip builders and railroad '
deep undercurrent of protests against
Model I «04. SO W. C.
S. F. caliber, , “ Extra Light,”
well, have built on their claims.
companies have shown their faith in its!
making him eligible to the Presidency of
weight 61-2
6 1-2 pounds.
jxiunds.
drunkard-making which is liable to merits by treating ship timbers, cars,
If Sandlakers would do but a very few the republic was adopted by a vote of
ModcllS04- 30 W. C. r
F. caliber, “Take Down,”
break forth at anv time.”
telegraph holes and ties with the same
Weight 7 3-4 pounds.
days work west from Mr. Wolfe’s house 15 to 14.
never failing preventative against cli­
Model
I
•• T Ik.-
n," V . ¡¿ht
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N ew Y ork , Feb. 11.—Mrs.Julia Gates, matic decay ami rapacious wood boring
to the summit they would have a good
7 pounds.
Simultaneously
with
the
accession
of
recording
secretary
for
New
York
vermin,
both
of
land
and
water.
Model
17-70
c.dd»er,
“
Extra
Light,
” weight
trail direct to Braver and Sheridan.
■»SiniHMMCBMbaBaKl
7 pounds.
Great bodies move slowly, and only !
King Edward VII. (whom incidentally County, Woman's Christian Tenqier-
In a letter written to your correspond­
the goiters refer to as the first sovereign ance Union, discussing the methods of ad after mature deliberation. It may
Shoot Winchester Ammunition. Made for all Kinds of Guns.
ent from the secret an of the Phoenix
therefore be safely stated that govern- I
who has played golf since James II ). fighting saloons adopted by Mrs. Carrie ments and corporations did not employ
Oil and Fuel Company of San Francisco,
FREE.—Send Name and Addreta on Poatal for 180-pap lllintratad Catalope.
the waters of the Nile have been turned Nation, said :
avenarius carbolmeum until fully con­
the writer says he saw surface indications
vinced
ot
its
money
saving
as
well
as
I
back. Sir John Aird cabled this week :
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.,
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NEW HAVER, CORN.
“I do not approve of Mrs. Nation's
of oil from Bay City to Astoria. Oil sea
wood preserving qualities. Priyate in-i
page crops out on J. R. Finley’s place at “ The last channel has been closed at battleax methods. While she may not dividuals desirous of lengthening the life i
Assuan. You can now walk across the lie technically violating the law, accord­ of wood work and at the same time cur­
Beaver, also on C. Mill’s place.
Nile.” This will solve the problem oi ing to the way it is interpreted in Kan­ tailing expenses, need not fear to follow j
On the evening of March 4th, at our
SUMMONS
providing corn in Egypt. The excellent sas, still as a matter of fact the course is the precedents established.
proceeds of such sale, after deducting therefrom
school house, will be presidential inaug
Kt cent local examples proving the
the costs and expenses of this suit and of
piece of dam construction will have to one opposed to law and order, and there­
oration exercises. A good program and
trulh of the above statements are not In thecirenit Court ofthe state of Oregon, for making such sale ; and for such other and
tliecouuty ot Tillamook.
withstand a severe strain when the Nile fore is to he condemned by the union, wanting. The reconstructed Madison
further relief as is meet and equitable.
Joseph K. Green.
all invited.
This summons is published in the Tillamook
rises with the next floods.
Plaintiff,
because our whole fight is against la w- street bridge in Foil land has been treat­
.5- for ”!x
weeks by order of the Hon.
▼a
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lesstiess For the union at large to in­ ed with avenarius carbolineutn, as has Mary Green Cowing, R. R Armstrong, Estes R r. Boise. Judge of the above entitled Court,
GLENORA.
presiding
in
No.
2
thereof,
made on die 5th dav
also the pavement at the intersection of
Joseph Cowing, Mary Evelyn Cowing, E. H of February. 1901. The first publication of this
Tayabas, the first southern province dorse the methods of Mrs. Nation cannot four streets in that city where the heavi­
Cowing. Johannes Walilert, and California summons being 0.1 the 7th day of February,
Miss Maggie Smith went to Portland
Safe Deposit & Trust Company,
pwified in the Philippines, will probably be consistent with our constitution. If est street car and wagon traffic converge.
19*»!. and the last publication thereof being on
Defendant«.
last week.
l<th day of March. 1901.
lie the fourth in which a provincial gov­ we are ever to succeed in crushing the The latter use of the compound was To Mary Green Cowing. R R. Armstrong. Estes ' the
DU1.W1, M allory , si m
. on a gearin .
Mr. J. T. Reelier returned from Forest ernment will be established. Colonel power of the saloons.it must be by legis­ made at the earnest solicitation of street
Joseph Cowing, ary Eve yn Cowing. E. H.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
car
managers
who
contidemly
look
for
Cowing
(
’
Hiifornia
Safe
Deposit
&
Trust
I
GroVe on Wednesday.
Gardner, of the Thirtieth Regiment, lation, not by the hatchet.
Company and Johannes Wahlert.
gratifying results.
“It will lie impossible for Mrs. Nation
NOTICE FOR PVBf.ICATION.
Leopold Peterson came in after salmon which is at Manila on its way home from
The gentlemen in charge ofthe United In the name of the State of Oregon :
Department of the Interior,
You and each of you are hereby required to
last week.
Tayabas, will be Governor ot the pro­ to smash saloons in New York as she States engineer department for Oregon appear
Land Office at Orego 1 City, Ore.,
and answer to the c .mplaint filed herein
a»e
now
apphiiigavenerius
carbolineum
v
u
.
February 2nd. 190!.
yon and others in the above entitled
Mr. Rether lost a nice young cow a vince. The United States Commission has in Kansas, as she would lie arrested to the dams and lock work on the Yam­ against
Notice is hereby given that the rollowing
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bu
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r
be'
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’
>»d<lay
of
immediately and would lie forced to pay
named settler has me
filed notice of his intention
desires
Colonel
Gardner
to
accept,
and
few days ago. She caught her foot in a
iih.<
? g ,b"
s,,‘d ,n the J<> mske final proof in
hill river, a flattering tribute to its merits
order of publication for your appearance or an- ■■ ■n-te ’ S-:-! Proof
F " in support of his claim, and
crevice of a log, then threw herself and j General MacArthur has intimated that ; for the damage she had done. She could which was certainly not extended until swer ; and if you fail so to api»ear and answer that said |iroof will be made before the County
Clerk
of
1
illamook
County, at Tillamook, Oi
not
hope
for
any
help
from
the
local
searching investigation satisfied the au to the complaint the plaintiff will apt ly t,» the 011 March list. I901. vis
the Colonel might l»e released for that |
perished miserably.
thorities that it was a measure of prac c'’nf* tor the relief prayed for m hl, com­
branches of the union.’’
ARTHUR F MCKAY,
purpose.
When
the
committee
is
on
its
plaint
;
which
ia
The salmon bite pretty well at present
tical economy.
ror ‘he N * °f S« %, Ne Ji of
l. That plaintiff hare a decree adju.lgin.
wav southward, it is likely to touch at ( N ew Y ork , Feb. 12.—Senator-elect
% and Lot 6, see. 6, tp. 1 S. R. 7 W.
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♦Villi such examples lie fore them it plaintiff to be the owner in fee aimple of an
and the boys enjoy catching them
names the foliowin, witnesses to prove
L liven a e and establish the Tayabas Joseph R. Burton, of Kansas, when would apt*ear that the individual is fool­ equal undlvule I one third mt re«t in al- the his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation
The weather has l»een fine so there
billowing
dovnhed
real
proper
rr.
lying
and
of said land, vis:
government.
asked about Mrs.
Nation's saloon- ish and the official almost culpable who being a.tuale in Tillamook Conntv. Oregon and
must lie something wrong with the Ore-
Wsdey Ku.h WIHI.m R Illlugwor h, Frank
does not protect Ins own, or the taxpay- more particularly d.-icribed a. follow», to-wit :
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smashing,
said
:
Theea«t half of the northwe. quarter and Oreg m° h *"d 1 Ru”,n Moor»- “f Tillamook.
gon climate.________________
ers pockets by using this compmm'l,
lot. one (i) and two (I. ot »action thirty-one
“ It is a matter of surprise to the thus saving from decay, and lengthening
There is a growing anxiety among
C has B. Mooxga. Register.
(Jt). the »oil hwe»t quarter of »ectioli thirty-
EMMA.
meml»ers of Congress lest the river and people of Kansas that so much notice the life of all frame structures for which
one iji), the aoutheaat quarter of »eotion
thus
saving
from
decay,
and
lengthening
thirty-o
e
(jl),
the
northweat
quarter
of
harbor bill may fail. For three weeks is paid to Carrie Nation by the Eastern
lection twenty (Jo) and the »o itheaat uiiar
The house of Stephen Bauer caught the bill has l»een under consideration by paper«. She is a molehill in Kansas and the life of all frame structures for which
ter of section twenty (2o>, »’.I In township
he^is individualy or officially responsi
one (I) north range six («). weat nt the TWO
fire the Sth inst., and burned to the
LIVE PAPERS
the commerce committee, and is as yet a towering peak in New York. We have
Willamette Meridian ; the aouthweat quar­
ground liefore anv thing could lie mw ’.
ter of section twenty-six (ifi). the north­
Fisher. Thorsen A Co., of Portland.
not half finished. Usually this com. put the badge of illegality on the saloons
west quarter ot section twentv-six (ifi).the
The little two year old child was left mittee reports the bill in two weeks. It in Kansas, and
southeast quarter ot section twenty-throe
when the people g?t Or., are sole Pacific coast agents for are-,
nanus carbolineum. and it can be found
(>3)- the west halt of the sontheast quarter
asleep while its mother was working is stated by several minority menil»ers of tired of having
them they enn clove at W ade A B rkags . Tillamook. Or., I
twL*?** '"T*, (•) «nd four (,) in section
some distance from the house
Mrs.
twenty-five (IS), the southwest quarter of HEADLIGHT
the committee that its consideration is them up. When it comes to «mashing who will gladly supply information re­
.T”¿»entv fire (15) the west half of
Ihiuer on seeing the smoke ran to the being purposely delayed by the chair­ them, however,
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Mrs. Nation has no garding its accomplishments.
the northea.r quarter and lots one (1, and
and
house to find it partly in flames She
two (.») in ser ti n twenty five (2s). the south­
man, and some of the Republican mem­ more legal right to attack them with an
west quarter of section twenty th.ee (2,i
smashed the window i4B.-«nd jumped
Will
not
be
Undersold
!
tha
northwes
quarter
of
.eelion
twenty-
bers who are partisans of the subsidy ax than she has to constitute herself
five (>s). the southeast quarter rd section WEEKLY OREGONIAN
into the burning room and rescued the
bill among them Senator Hanna, in judge and jury and attack anything else.
When yon want meat go to Leach &
twenty-six (»). and the northeast quarter
child before it was burned. Mr. Bauer
of
section twenty six IM), sll m township
hopes by threatening the defeat of the It is quite likely that her so called crn. Jones’ Meat Market, for they will allow
One Year for fa.as
one (t) north, range »even f?)
was out looking for his cattle and re­
ot the Wlllsme te Meridian; the northeast
river and harbor bill they may force a sade will awaken people in many parts no other meat market to undersell them
turned home shortly after the fire caught,
hLTf of rt.ri2'’?blwen.'’'“nn'
,h' •ou|h
collapse on the opposition to their jiet of the state to the nndesirabkness of Below will be found our prices until fur­
half of the south-east quarter of section
but too late to save anything. They
onartli nl'* “or"1 half
U,e northeast
measure, but even at those odds, the the saloon ns a feature of town and ther notice :
^n.hT.J ■"'"on twelve (ni. and the
are with neighbors at present, who are
The regular subscription price for
southwest qnar er of section fifteen (1,)
opponents of the shipping bill remain country lite, and will close a good many
Porterhouse Steak........................ Sc.
glad to help them in their trouble.
?a " '"•"•hifi one (l) north, range eight
THE HEADLIGHT ¡»»1.50, and
firm and will not give in. Furthermore, of them up.”_______________
Sirloin ........ ....... ............................ 7c.
(«1 west of the W illamette Meridian
John Crowley and Lula Dickens passed it is feared that there will lie another
»r kn . u/r
’•"■rcting a sale to be mads
the regular subscription price of
Reef, roast................. .................. 6c.
of all said lands for cash in V.8. Gold Coin and
For Sale.
that „d that a refer« be spp^n'eS ?<J ”1
through this vicinity on their wav to attempt to attach an irrigation amend,
the Weekly Oregonian is »1.50.
Boding Beef.................................
5c.
“'i
manner provided by law
Salmon river last week.
nirtii to the river and harbor bill, if re-
Any one subscribing for THE
•nd‘^'.Practice of this court for cash l/c ’
Pork ................................................ 7c.
A dairy farm, with or without stock.
'-»old Coin: and upon such ■ m U bcmr
HEADLIGHT and paying one
T. |. Weckert left for Eastern Oregon, ported to the Senate, and this, if true, —
■ For partictilan apply to Chas. Pye L each & J okes , C rxtral M kat
M a «- p.u^rt"'od' *
where he intends to herd sheep.
will prove a fuither obstacle.
I] Nehalem, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
tiled court, and an order be made dir«llne
year in advance can get both for
kkt , T illamook C ity .
he payment to plaintiff of one-third of the
»2.25.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
1
the
est home
NEWSPAPERS. U
The HEADLIGHT j
and the
OREGONIAN
One Year fot* $2.25.
The Headlight is the ¡0
Best fteuispaper in O
the County.
Also the Best Advertising (
medium
/yien [iou^ß)
I J;
Repeating