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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 22,
1904.
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PatzlafTs
Propositions.
First—Our goods are all marked in
plain figures, cicn and ever* article ; we
are not running a two. price establish­
ment ; your money is just as good to us
as your neighbor's money,and when you
see the price on the goods, you know
tiiat your neighbor pays just what you
pay for the same article.
Second—Our prices are just as low on
the same quality of goods as any other
store in the county can make, whether
i i dry goods, shoes, hats, underwear,
ready made garments, hosierv, notions
or any other line. In addition to the
low* price, we give a cash discount of 5
per cent on all cash sales, to l>e applied
on dishes ; and we say of this stock that
it is of a superior quality, we lielieve un­
surpassed in the city, We solicit your
patronage.
C. A. P atzlaff ,
The Little Store.
BEAVER.
The Beaver correspondent spent a few
days at the beach last week.
A good many hop-pickers are return
ing home with purses well, not quite so
full as was expected, but glad to get
home again, judging from the smiling
faces as thev pass through the berg.
Arthur Jackson and family visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jackson, last
Sunday.
Mrs Sailing and Mrs.Ginn visited Mrs
Kirk and daughters a few days age».
Mrs. J. Kirk and Mrs. Astor Short
lidge and family visited at the home of
Mrs. Viola Davis, on Wilson river, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fletcher, of Little
Nestucca, are clerk and cook fit the store
now. Mr. Bixby and family have gone
to their home at Newberg.
School is prospering nicely again w ith
Miss Buel, of Sheridan, as teacher.
Mrs Kirk and family, of Beaver, and
Mrs. Davis and family, of Wilson River,
camped a few days at Netarts beach last
week.
Mr. Hiatt has gone out to the valley
this week.
A. Bunn and daughters have also gone
outside.
While the dry weather continues,
clearing off ground seems to be the chief
employment of the farmers.
Jack frost has given us a little call, a
few mornings ago.
Henry Weinhard is Dead
' candidates for municipal offices in ac­
cordance with this act.
It also provides that no person shall
vote in such primary nominating elec
tion unless he is a registered member
□r the party with which he pioposes to
1 vote.
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TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
Henry Weinhard, the pioneer brewer
ot the Pacific Coast, whose name has lie-
come a household word in Oregon, died
at 11:10 o ' c I ock Tuesday night at the
age ot 74 years at Portland. He was
suffering from an attack of uremic coma,
Patent Medicine Poison.
the third with which he has t*cen seized
We have remodeled and thoroughly renovated, repapered and
in recent years, and for several days his
newly
furnished the hotel from the basement to the roof, and
That alcohol can be produced by the
life has l>een dispared of. The disease
chemical combination of its elements, have provided the best accommodations for the public to be
stopped the action of his kidneys three
found in Tillamook.
days ago, and he had been unconscious without resourse to the fermentation of
sugar,
has
been
known
to
chemists
since
during that period, except for a slight
the Commercial Traveler to make this his home
We want
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glimmer on Tuesday afternoon. The end 1860, when it was first so prepared by while in our city, every convenience of a modern hotel is in the
Berthelop from acetylene. That sub­
came without struggle and apparently
stance was then expensive and difficult house.
without pain.
Mr. Weinhard was a typical Western to obtain, but now that it may be
We have changed the name of the hotel from the Palace, to
man, with all the social qualities of the made by simply moistening calcium car the Tillamook Hotel.
bide,{which
in
turn
is
manufactured
on
Western man and German. He succeed,
ed by close application to a business a large scale by the electrical combina­ Saloon in connection, where all the best Wines and Spirits
which he made one of the largest iudus. tion of lime and charcoal, this will pro.
can he obtained.
iries of the city with a fame extending duce a revolution in the alcohol in­
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dustry.
and
the
time
is
coming
when
it
beyond the bounds of the United States.
Vote of Sympathy.
He was ready to lend to the citv and will be made by this synthetic process
been built up under Republican policies.
Battle at Hand.
state for the promotion of the success of more cheaply than by fermentation and
To the officers and members, of Tilla­
distillation.—Journal of Inebriety.
President Roosevelt has convinced the
the
community
the
energy
and
ability
mook Lodge No. 94, I.O.O.F. :
Eight and possibly nine Japanese
A note of alarm regarding patent
which had made his own success, and he
country ot his honesty, courage and cap­
We, your committee, to whom was
divisions
are
reported
to
be
advancing
readily contributed to every charitable ; medicines is now being sounded by many on Mukden, and another battle between acity. His opponent is still an unknown
referred the duty of drafting resolutions
j physicians to the effect that the alcohol
and public enterprise.
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of condolence on the death of Mrs. Mary
i be armies under General Kuroki and quantity.
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As disease has crept upon him with used in their composition is simply a General Kuropatkin is imminent.
S juires, beloved sister of Bro. S. W.
Candidate
Davis
has been leading the
age, he has gradually entrusted his busi­ i chemical combination, often of a most
Grabel, of Lodge No.l 12, San Francisco,
St. Petersburg has heard that the German, probably in preparation for the
'
poisonous
description.
It
is
stated
that
ness more and more to his sons-in law,
Cal., beg leave to submit the following :
I Russian Baltic squadron has liven re lively dance the Republicans will lead
who have lieen associated with him from large amounts of it are not the product I inforced by four warships ] purchased
W hereas , the silent Messenger of
him in Novemcer.
offermentation
and
distillation
at
all,
their earlv manhood, so that there will
Death has entered the home of our
i from Argentina.
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but
chemical
products
from
such
sources
be no break in the management of his
Business men of the country will be
brother and taken from him his beloved
the
Port Arthur, however is again
i
as are mentioned above.
great interests.
sister ; lie it
slow to support Judge Parker on his as«
attack
by
center
of
interest.
A
general
Still further, we have known of saloon-
sura nee that he favors the standard of
R esolved , that in this great sorrow
NEHALEM.
ists recently, even in so-called first-class land and sea is regarded as i likely to currency which they supported and
we as a lodge extend to him our sincere
Plain Duty ot Peace Officers.
upon
the
follow
the
Japanese
assault
The steamer Harrison came in Tues-
saloons, who ridicule the demand of
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sympathy, and commend him to the
which he opposed eight and four years
In submitting a gambling case against their patrons for pure drinks, and de­ redoubt protecting the water supply of
tender mercies of Him who doeth all day with cannery supplies and China
ago.
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the
fortress
and
town,
and
participation
men.
Wing On to a jury in Portland. Judge clare they have on hand what is far
things well.
It is apparently difficult to convince
of the fleet under Admiral Togo is
There
seems
to
be
a
clash
between
the
Frazer
called
attention
to
the
fact
that
better
—
referring
to
these
chemical
com
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R esolved , that a copy of these reso.
looked for. In this latter event, it is ex the Democrats that the American voters^
lutions be spread on the records of this road boss and*48chollmeyer as regards the statute makes it the special duty of binations. The Issue has lately printed pected the remnant of the Russian do not care to take a hand in the work
lodge, a copy under the seal of the lodge where the bridge across the North Fork the District Attorney. Sheriff, Police and several statements from Barrels and
squadron in the port will sally forth to of damming the current of national pro­
be furnished Bro. Grabel, and copies ‘t° shall be placed. We hope the contention Town Marshals to arrest and diligently Bottles, and other high liquor authori-
gress.
will not stop the bridge from being prosecute all persons who, there is reason ■ ties, to the effect that there is practically engage the Japanese ships.
the local press lor publication.
L ondon , Sept. 20 —The Daily Tele-
built,
as
it
is
needed
very
much,
and
able
grounds
to
believe,
are
guilty
of
not
a
wholesale
liquor
house
in
the
Respectfully submitted in F, L. & T.
country but doctors originally pure graph’s correspondent at Chefoo tele­
C. H. Woolfe, Otto Heins and S. A. when completed will be used every day violating the gambling laws.
in the year.
Frank V. Drake, who appeared as at­ | whisky in its stock with all manner of graphs a report which he alleges ema­
Brodhead, committee.
TT IS A MAHER OF HEALTH
Ora Scoyell and Lillie Tohl went out torney for the defense, had made the re­ cheap compounds, the most of them nated from officers at Port Arthur that
the naval guns on Liotal Hill were worn
over
the
trail
Monday
to
Astoria.
mark
that
Sheriff
Word
wasoverzealous
deleterious
to
the
human
stomach.
—
Pull Together, Nehalem.
out from incessant firing, and con-
The Grange met in regular session the in making raids on gambling-houses and I American Issue.
Our Nehalem correspsndent informs 11» 15th, and initiated four new members.
sequently the land for about two and
that bis clients were only operating a
that there is already a difference, of opi­
one-half miles to the westward has been
The Good Roads Club met Friday with little game for cigars.
Cooking at High Altitudes.
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nion where the proposed bridge across a good attendance.
mined. The correspondent adds that
In commenting upon this statement
The
British
military
expedition
which
the North fork of the Nehalem river
the wearing out of guns is causing great
Miss Inez Pitney closed her term of Judge Frazer said : “Sheriff Word did
should be located. We siucerely trust school in the south fork district Friday. only his plain duty, as outlined in the went over the Himalayas into Tibet was anxiety.
obliged to reach an elevation of about
that our Nehalem friends will not allow
L ondon , Sept. 20.—According to the
D. S. Boyakin ha» been appointed ad­ statute. If you believe this defendent
friction to be created in that vicinity as ministrator of the Fred Himes estate. to be guilty, it is your duty to bring in three miles above sea level. A number Daily Telegraph’s Tientsin correspond­
to where the bridge should cross the B. A. Todd, S. Lund burg and S. Scovell a verdict accordingly without regard to , of difficulties were experienced by the ent. General Kuropatkin is in need of
troops in consequence.
One resulted supplies, but his orders cannot be filled.
river, for with part of the community are the appraisers.
what your personal opinion maybe on
from the fact that water boils at a much
pulling for one location and a part for
L ondon , Sept. 19.—A dispatch from
Joseph Angelo has bought the old the subject of gambling, and without
another location, it may have the effect post-office building from H. B. Carr, and regard to any comment on the conduct lower temperature at a great height Tokio to a news agency says :
than it does lower down. Another is
of jeopardizing the proposition, especially is living in to wn.
“ A strong Russian force made a sortie
of the Sheriff.
that extreme cold prevails at such alti­ from Port Arthur on the afternoon of
if it should develop into a factional fight.
“The reading of lhe statute on the
tude*»,
the
difference
in
the-
reading
of
The Headlight has no interest in it than
SOUTH PRAIRIE
September 18 and attacked the Itzeshan
subject of gambling is broad.’’ continued
thermometers
simultaneously
being fort, which was recently captured by the
to see the bridge built, for Nehalem is
Every body is wishing for rain.
the judge. “The statute not only makes
about 1 degree Fahrenheit for every 300 Japanese.
justly entitled to a bridge, and two for
The fighting lasted some
Mr. Marion Lamb has rented his dairy it the duty, but the especial duty of
i feet of ascent.
that matter This is our opinion : Build
hours, and the Russians eventually were
ranch, and is going to move to Eugene. every Sheriff, Constable, Policeman and
According to the war correspondent repulsed with heavy loss.”
the bridge where it will do the must Mr. Lamb, who is a practical dairy man, Town Marshal to arrest persons believed
Absolutely- Pure
of the London Times, the instruments
good for the development of the country
and accommodating neighbor, will he to be guilty of violating the gambling
THERE /S NO SUBSTITUTE
, registered 26 degrees below zero on one
Their Bravery Fanatical.
and benefit the most people. If the Ne missed by his neighbors.
laws. This not only includes proprietors,
occasion during the march. This was
halernites cannot come to an amicable
Bell Johnson, road supervisor, with a but players, managers of games and
Moscow, Sept. 19.—Commander Da
agreement amongst themselves on broad crew of his neighbors, have finished [everybody else who is concerned in not^f at Chuggia, on the|Tang-la. The
| average winter minimum at a height of bitch, of the cruiser Gromoboi, one of the
guage lines, then let them call to their grading and graveling the road from the ■ breaking the law in any way.
Even if
assistance a few disinterested persons or Netarts road to the Long Prairie road, these raids were carried on by the Sheriff i 15,000 feet is ¡estimated at 10 degrees Vladivostok squadron, has been inter­
below zero Indigestion was common viewed here. He tells the story of the
be content to leave the location of the making a fine straight road of it.
asdisuribed by the attorney for the de­
among the men on account of their eat­ battle of his squadron with Kamimura
bridge to the discretion of the county
Miss Govne, who has been visiting fense, the Sheriff was doing nothing but
( incorporated ),
ing improperly cooked food. Of the the practically as it has been tohl before. He
court. One thing that the Nehalem peo. her relatives the past few weeks, left on
his duty under the statute.”
TILLAMOOK
CITY, ORE.
says
that
during
the
fight
the
Gromoboi
five different kinds of lentil supplied to
should do, and that is to come down to her return trip last Monday.
The jury was cautioned not to let any
the troops only one was capable of being fired 6000shells and Commander Dabitch
a common understanding and pull as oik *
Mr. Christensen is building a new barn prejudice members might have against
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
| cooked at all at heights above 10,000 himself was twice wounded, once by the
man for a bridge, regardless as to its on his dairy ranch.
gambling influence them in any manner,
bursting
of
an
eight-inch
shell,
which
left
j feet. The Times goes on to sav :
A GENERAL BANKING
location. That would strengthen .Com­
There is talk of the logging camp or any opinion they might possess that
“ Any tyro in physical science could splinters in his body. He speakes of the
missioner Loerpahel’s hands and the starting upon Bewley Creek soon.
BUSINESS.
gambling was right or wrong. That had
have told the military authorities that Japanese bravery as fanatical and says;
proper spirit to manifest in asking the
There was some frost last Monday nothing to do with the purpose ot the
Directors
:
—
M. W. H arrison , W. W
“
During
the
sinking
of
Japanese
trans
­
at 15,000 feet above the sea oil ceases to
county court to build the long-promised
morning, freezing some ice on standing law. It was their duty to take the law as
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
be a lubricant and becomes a clog. Also ports by the Vladivostok squrdron it
and much needed bridges so that that water.
they found it and enforce it if they lie.
part of the county may be given an op­
that the temperature of water boiling in was almost imposiible to save their
Cashier :—M. W. H arrison .
Miss High’s school is progressing lieved the defendant guilty as charged.
an open vessel falls roughly 2 degrees crews. At one time the water around 1 Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi
portunity to develop its dairying resour­ nicely.
Fahrenheit for every 1,000 feet you the cruiser was filled with a thousand ties of all kinds.
ces the same as other parts of the court
Guy Vaughn and wife have been laid
Get Their Money Back.
tv where they have bridges and good up with the measles.
ascend. He could also have given the Japanese, who sank rather than be res­
remedy in both cases. Our men ought cued. Two were thrown a rope, which !
roads, which have helped dairving and
This has been a fine fall to clear up
S alem . Sept. 19.—“Get your money
fell across them, but they deliberately 1
helped those engaged in it make a success
land and burn old stumps.
back,” is the substance of notices State to have had pure glycerine to lubricate
of it. The Nehalem country has not
the locks of their rifles and Maxims, threw off the rope and sank, shaking !
Land Agent Oswald West is sending out
made the rapid strides in dairying that it
I to purchasers of lieu land to which the j They ought to have had cooking pots their fists at the Russians.”
BARBER
NETARTS
might have, the same as the south part
I with air tight lids furnished, with safety
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
title has failed because of »he recent can-
John
Hickey,
the
road
boss,
of
Ne
­
of the county, but it has wonderful pros
Political Pointers.
I cellation of state land selections. Under valves blowing offat a pressure of fifteen
SHAMPOOING, ETC
pert a in view in dairying, I »ecause of the halem, was seen at Netarts Monday,
pounds on the square inch. Then they
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the
statutes
upon
that
subject
the
state
‘‘The laborer is worthy of his hire.”
vast amount of rich bottom lands that taking in the sights and looking over
would have had no trouble with their
must repay the purchase price where the
the roads.
can lie turned into dairy farms, and on
rifles or cooking. The tyro could also What did the Democrats pay for party Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Good for
Harrison Booth and family, of Woods, title has failed, and a large number of
persons suffering with rheumatism.
that account alone the county court, at
have pointed out that the elasticity of work in Vermont ?
those who are entitled to repayment
its first opportunity, should bridge the are camping oil the beach and gathering
springs, and especially of certain kinds
Hints
have
peen
made
that
the
Demo
[
have already sent in their claims and
Nehalem, not with the idea of lieneliting berries and sending a week or ten days
of springs, is greatly affected by tempera cratic Chairman Taggart should retire,
have received their money. Many, how­
here.
this or that faction, hut with the idea of
ture.and that it would have been well to bacause he is not of national reputation.
ever.
either
do
not
know
that
their
titles
A. E. Withers, who has charge of the
improving and developing the country
test the Maxims at such temperatures Leave him alone and he will be.
have
liecome
void
or
they
have
neglected
so that new settlers can go in there and work at Cape Meares Lighthouse, was
to applv for repayment. In some cases as they would certainly have to en­
Taggart is wanted in Indiana to save
make homes without being hemmed in at Netarts Sunday He says they will
counter.’’
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the certificates of sale have been assigned
finish
the
work
this
week.
DOES ALL KINDS OF
the State.
with bridgeless rivers and dangerous
and
the
State
Land
Agent
does
not
Mrs. Ed. Morgan was down from the
J. II. Ackerman, State Superintendent
fords.
The
gold
standard
element
of
the
Dem
­
head of the Bay gathering hucklclierries know the names of the holders. In such : of Public Itstruction, is indefatigable in
cases all he can do is to notify the person ’ his effor|s to secure an increase in the ocratic partv was in a hopeless minority
Saturday and Sunday.
Notice.
in the St. Louis Convention. The ma­
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lap Buckets and family, of South who last held the certificates, as shown salaries of teachers throughout the state,
All persons owing me on« notes for the
jority ot the Democrats of the nation
Prairie, spent Saturday and Sunday on by the records in the Land Office.
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From
the
standpoint
of
Mr.
Ackerman,
nuctionjnre requested to call at the Till«
' As the state pavs no interest on this the schoolteacher is underpaid, his < r her stand on the platform which silently
the beach enjoying themselves.
mook County Bank and settle.
County Surveyor Sappington was sur- j money, claimants are generally getting compensation falling below that of the endorses the free silver plank of the Kan-!
sas City Convention,
J ohn S venson .
veying out a road on the east side of the ; their money as soon as they find they farmhand or the laborer in unskilled vo.
have lost title to the land. Quite a large cations. If this estimate is correct, a
Bay last Mondny.
Democratic chances might be brighter
A Boy*® Wild Ride for Life.
Engraving a .Specialty
Bat O’Hara and Geo. Coffman went to number of the selections made upon min readjustment ot teachers’ salaries is im­ if the wage-earners of the nation did not i
With family around expecting him Tillamook last Saturday, returning the eral base have not vet been acted upon
have such good memories.
peratively
demanded.
The
forces
that
to die, and a son riding for life. 18 miles,
by the Department of the Interior, but Mr. Ackerman cites as necessary to over-
to grt Dr. King's New Discovery tor same day.
It does not require the thinking voter
Consumption, Coughs ami Colds, \V. H.
Jeff Wallace and Preston Marolf, of! Mr. West has no doubt that all will lie come before this readjustment can be long to choose between Governor Taft
Brown, of Leesville, Ind , endured Tillamook, were on the bench Tuesday canceled as in the eases that have reveiv- 1
secured are. it must be admitted, hard to and Carl Schurz as a guide for action in
death’s agonies from asthma ; hut this buying cattle
ed final action.
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
conquer. These he presents as ‘‘the un. Philippine matters.
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
»
Geo. and Marvin Hodgdon were over
ami soon cured him. He writes: “I now
willing taxpayer, who objects to the
If there is a single trade or industry in !
AND DRAYMEN.
from
Fairview
Monday.
sleep soundlv .every night.” Like mar­
Primary Law is Nugatory.
already high taxes, and the farmer, who
velous cures of Consumption, Pneu-
this country that is injured by the tariff
n onia. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
That the new direct primary law is so figures that bis hired man is paid only system, the Democratic party has not
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
To
the
Public.
Grip prove its matchless merit for all
inconsistent as to he nugatory in its $30 a month while the teacher gets$40.” been able to point it out.
Our Delivery wagon delivers to countrf
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
These,
certainly,
are
forces
to
lie
reckoned
Having purchased the Palace Meat provisions relating to city elections
bottles 50c. ami $1.00. Trial bottles Market
In supporting Parker in the East and or citv
business, and good will of Mr. prior to 1906 is the opinion
tree at Chas. I. I lough’s drug store.
of Salem with, since they control the funds from
Sollie Smith, 1 would respevtfudv an­
the Populist ticket at home Mr. Brian
which
the
salaries
are
drawn.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
officials
who
have
given
the
law con-
nounce that in the future, as in the past,
Department of the Interior.
is attempting that alwavs difficult feat
Democratic campaign managers are it will lie mv endeavor to provide the sideration. Salem, Portland. Asloria,
Laud Office «t Oregon City. Ore.,
Heptember 17tn. Iw*-
thoroughly disgusted with Vice-Presiden­ public with the ver) l*est that can be Baker City, Pendleton, Eugene and The
fudge Parker refuses to make any cam. of riding two horses going in different' 5otice i(1 hereby &
-Iven that the follow’”*’
named ______
settler ....,
has file
tial Candidate Davis who seems deter­ procured, and at as reasonable prices as I Ml les are the towns that come under paign speeches. It would be highly in­ directions at the same time.
fifed notice of hi* intent*””
to make final proof in support of hit ewia-
mined to Act as the watch dog of his i»ossihle. Because the market business the provisions of the new law. but it teresting to hear him in a joint debate
It seems a hopeless task to reconcile und that said proof will be made befoie the
is now confined to one shop, is no rea­
own treasury instead of showing a prop­ son why prices should be increased to seems probable that the law cannot be with himself as to whether he was right the Democrats who propose to support < ountv clerk Tillamook Co., nt Til'am00*!
City. Oregon, on November ;rd, 1904, vi«-
er appreciation of the motives that consumers, but 011 the contrary. lean followed out as it now stands.
in 1896 and 1900 or right this year.
PETER A«F.
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their platform to those who insist upon
U.K. No. i«6t, for the Ne X Ne kf, H
Ne «
afford to do huiMiess on a less margin
prompted Ins nomination.
supporting the candidates.
The direct primary law provides that
and
He
X
Nw
L
of
sec
z*.
tp
:
South,
runfr
than heretofore.
Thanking you tor
Even the most enthusiastic Democrat
I io West.
in
all
cities
of
2W0
inhabitauls
all
Wheat is up hut even the Democrats your past generous patronage, and so,
He names the following witnesses to
One of the strongest obstacles in the
hardly dares hope that Judge Parker, in
continuous residence upon aud cultivttiot
are not looking for a sympathetic rise io ¡¿citing a continuance of the same. I am. political parties which cast 25 per cent his letter of acceptance, will get on lhe way of H. Gassaway Davis’ success in hie
of said land. viz. :
.
Kesi>ccttully
vonrs.
of the total vote for Congressman at
the price of silver.
Robert
Dee Tomlinson, FtW
Democratic platform, with which he is West Virginia is the ’thriving conditions Tomlinson, Eichinger.
of Tl!1amo»k, Oregon ; Elmer H«'
M. F. L f . ach .
the
last
election
shall
nominate
their
I
now at marked varinnrt.
of the industries of the State which have of Hprucn. Oregon.
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A m . ibvon h Pr.tMir. IhrMt*. |
VOGLER & HAMILTON,
Proprietors.
POWDER
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
LATIMER, BROS.,
AND HAIRDRESSER.
G. F. Franklin
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
In first class style.
Quick Brothers,