Tillamook headlight., March 23, 1905, Image 1

Vol. XVII
TILLAMOOK,
TILLAMOOK
OREGON,
MARCH 23,
1905
ii.50 per year
JOTTINGS
The dairymen in the neighborhood of
Robin.on nnd wife, Cinda, and Hui
tile Riverdale creamery have decided to
lect and shining light. We enjoyed the republicans in the last state elections, so
Editorial Snap Shots,
Eddy & Botts, for abstracts.
C. McKenzia and wife. Mary 0. \V
Astorian’s “roast” immensely and had a it is plain to see that republicans are be-
pay
Claude
Thaver
two
cents
a
pound
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Walkover Shoes at Todd’s.
'2 Of El a and Se Se, sec 19, lot 6, sec
Has Tillamook become a shuttlecock good laugh when we read its idotic rav- ginning to wonder \\ here they are at if
tor nianufacturiuii cliesse, und thev will
29, and Nw Ne and lots 7 and 8, see
Gordon Hats and Gloves at Todd’s.*
for ’Vm. Reid and J. E. Simmons to toss 1 ings. but could not help pittying from these factional fights continue. There is
do their own selling. Amos Vaughn, B.
30. 3 8 19, 84,250.
Geilt.'s Furnishing Goods at Todd's.*
about on railroad “hot air” ?
H. Hathaway and C. A. Elliott were
the bottom of our heart a man who i no excuse for republican leaders continu­
Louis Olsen to C. E. Hadlee. ■. int in S
chosen
directors
and
Carl
Hnberlach
the
showed such strong symptoms of inbeci- ing the cat and dog fight, and when they
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Crouse & Brandigee Clothing at
oOft block 1, Thayer’s addi to Tilla­
secretary.
Todd's.
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We predicted that it would not be long lity. Poor fellow ! Our esteemed and place party principles in the foreground,
mook. $875.
before
Bro. Reid, of Tillamook railroad respected brother must be in a bad way, and relegate to the background indivi­
A meeting of the city council was held R. L. Wade and wife to Rol>ert M.Wade.
P. McIntosh went out on a business
that is if he is responsible for such rav­ duals who imagine they are the republi­
fame, was heard from again.
on Mondav evening, with Mayor Cohn
on Friday.
Lot 4, block 9 Tillamook, $4,500.
ings, for if that style of journalism con­ can party of the state or county, then,
presiding
and
Councilmen
W.
0.
Chase,
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K
L. Wade and wife to Robert M. Wade.
A. G. Beals is wanting a man to work
tinues there is only one thing to do, and and not before, will the factional fight
M. F. Leach, H. Mason and A. T. White
Those who aspire* to city office have
Lots 3 and 4, block 3. Thaver's addi
on his farm.
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that is to nick-name him “Crazy Dellin­ cease. At a meeting in Portland of those
were present A joint bid by the Head­
another tempting bait—that of holding
to
Tillamook,
$3000.
George Edmunds went out on a busi.
who are striving to bring about harmony
light and Herald for the city printing U.S. Land Office to Peter Asp. Receipt. the sack, as the city treasurer has re. ger !” and let it go at that.
ness trip on Saturday.
in the republican party, this is how one
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signed
Why
was accepted. Ralph Ackley tendered
not make the county trea
Ne Ne, S|a, Ne and Ne Nw. sec 28 1
of the speakers sized up the situation ;
Councilman
Chase
has
changed
front.
Frank Worthington, of Cloverdale, was his resignation as city treasurer, which
surer the city treasurer ?
S 10.
Several times at the city council meeting “ The Simon faction has led us to hell,
in the city on Wednesday.
was accepted.
Robert H. Walls and wile to C. W. Mead
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he made the public statement in open and the Mitchell faction has led up to
Money to loan on improved farm pro­
and T. F. Cowin«. NVa Sw, Se Sw
The steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed on
The Steel Trust held tip the bidders for
council
that the city did not need a mar­ damnation. We’ve been led to hell and
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
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and Sw Se, sec 11. 3 N 9, $1,000.
the new water system, hence so few bid­
Sunday morning, her passengers being
shal now that the saloons were closed damnation so much that we smell to
See Mrs. Sturgeon for millinery. The George Reams, H. McDermott, Mrs. John W. Nendel and wife to C. W. Mead ders, and now the citizens will have to
and that they would let all street work heaven. I’d like to see a Roosevelt in
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and T. F. Cowing. Sw Ne and lots pay "blood money” to the “steal’’ mono­
latest styles and lowest prices.
Hutchings, John Murphy. Miss Nellie
by contract. Consequently Chase moved Portland pull ns out of the mire of fac­
2, 3 and 4. sec 11, 3 N 9. $1,000,
poly and bow down at the shrine of the
Alex. Watt has rented his farm at Murphy, Marion Keys. E. A. Edwards,
that Marshal Quick’s salary be cut dow n tionalism.’’ These are strong words, vet
O.J. Edwards, A. L. George, A. Hassel- Hugo E. Nendel to Mead & Cowing. Sw bondsmen tor thirty years.
Pleasnnt Valley to Fred Robitch.
to $5, w hich was done, whereupon the I i to bring about a new deal and to foster
Nw, WV2, Sw and Se Sw, sec 12, 3 N
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watt are visiting burg, 0. Sundeine, M. T. Suares, L. W,
marshal refused to work for such poor a spirit of unity amongst republicans in
9, $1,000.
Bumgarner, J. M. Sauvey, H. Leisic, J.
How much of an increase will the tariff pav masters and willingly surrendered state and county elections, the same as
the latter’s parents at Sanica, Ont.
W. Duncan, Josie Davidson and John Geo. H. Nendel and wife to Mead & Cow. stand—we mean on Tillamook water
his star. It is often stated, when the they did in the last presidential election,
Wanted, a second hand wagon or Jones.
ing. Si-a, Nw and N ’a. sec 11, 3 N 9. when the new system is put in ? And
question of citv marshal is brought up. we cannot see that Colonel Lewis C.
hack. Will trade wood. Enquire at this
Secretary Carl Haberlach informs us Chauency A Nash and wife to Cowing how much of a reductian can the water “Why, we’re getting along better with­ Gnrrigus was too pointed in his remarks.
office.
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and Mead. Se Nw, Ne Sw, and W company stand and rejnain in business
that the Tillamook Creamery is now re­
out a city marshal than when he had one It is time that republicans quit this fac­
Dr. Mills has moved to the city and ceiving 6,200 pounds of milk daily from
Hl, sec. 12 N 9, $1.00
and carry on a cut rate war ?
who drew the city’s money to protect tionalism and fight for party principles.
T.
rented the property vacated by H. Mc- 45 patrons, the largest run in the history
F. Cowing and wife to C. W. Mead.
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illegal businesses.” Councilman Chase A great many disappointed office seekers,
Derinott.
V4 int. in Nw sec. 14, 3 N 9, $000.
of the factory at this early season of the
Missouri adopted Oregon’s tactics in now conceives the idea that the city is in failing to get nominations themselves,
G. S. Richardson found amongst a year. All prospects point to a good year Josiah S. Pnrdom anti wile toT. F, Cow­ the election of a United States senator by need of a city marshal, and he is wanting have turned in and knifed the successful
ing. Nw, sec. 14. 3 N 9, $600.
brood of chicken that some of them have for dairymen in Tillamook county, for
scrapping n;yht up to the last moment, his father appointed to that position, so republican nominees, and herein is the
webfeet.
with the early spring and plenty of grass John S. Childers and wife to James K. and when pandemonium reigned supreme he buttonholed the rest of the city dads ; cause of republicans being defeated in a
Cliildres. 8 Vs, lot 11, sec 2,2 S 9, and feverish excitement permeated the to see how they felt. Much to Chase’s I number of instances. As long as that
The directors ot the Red Clover Cream­ for the stock, gives the dairvmen a good
$200.
start
with
a
splendid
flow
of
milk
from
whole atmosphere. After a desperate surprise, they balked, and balked as stub­ rule or ruin spirit permeates the republi­
ery are F. Balmer, M. Abplanalp and II.
Sarah Dickens and husband to M. C struggle the republicans elected Mayor
their
cows.
born as a mule. Knowing the indigna- can party it must expect to meet with
Hanenkratt.
and Emma M. Kellow. N *2, Ne and W. Warner, of Kansas City.
tion that was aroused amongst the busi­ defeat here and there in Oregon. It is
Mr.
B.
L.
Eddy,
secretary
of
the
Tilla
­
Rev. A. S. Foster will preach at Bay
N>/a. Nw, sec. 21, 5 S 9. $800.
ness men and citizens on account of the not a new deal that is wanted as it is a
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City on Sunday morning and in this city mook Railroad Aid Association, has re­ Carry JI. Wertz and husband to Nelson
ceived a communication from Wm. Reid,
Tillamook is building another paper trick to carry the recent election by the knife for those who have knifed republi­
in ilie evening.
P. Wheeler. Nw, sec. 15, 2 S 8,
railroad. Paper railroads are better than transfer ofcreamery stock, they appeared can candidates. * * *
H. W. Schlappi, of Foley, writes that secretary of the Portland, Nehalem &
$1000.
afraid ot public criticism if thev appoint­
he has a two-seated hack that lie will Tillamook Railroad Company, that his Thorn P. Hugan and wife to The Whit- some railroads in this big land oi the free
“At the election last June, Tillamook
ed Chase’s fa‘her. Here the matter rests,
and
home
of
the
brave.
—
Lincoln
County
engineer
of
construction
will
be
in
Tilla
­
trade for a good cow.
ney Co, Ltd. N’/a, Se and SV2, ^e.
and it is hard to tell what the city dads county went prohibition. All the saloons
News.
mook in a few days. Mr. Eddy also
sec. 28, 1 N 9, $500.
were closed up and Tillamook was sup­
Before purchasing your bicycle, call
Steady, Bro., steady ; you are going a will do. The city had an opportunity of
talked with J. E. Simmons over the tele­
and see the Racycle and Savage Bicycles phone on Monday and he promised to Claude Thayer and wife to F. R. Beals. little too last We haven’t overcome the getting an industrious,* sober man for posed to be a dry town. It is stated by
people who have visited Tillamook, and
Lot 4, block 5,jThayer's addition to
at W. H. Cary’s.
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marshal in the person of W. C. Wolfe at we believe Al. Smith is authority for the
“hot air’’ railroad problem yet.
be in this city the last part of this week
Tillamook, $500.
the
last
city
election,
but
owing
to
the
Still in Line ! Tinning, Plumbing and or the beginning of next.
statement, that the alleged prohibition,
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Francis M. Shearer and wife to George
factional strife, that fact was lost sight ists are shipping in whiskey labelled “drv
Bicycle Repairing at W. II. Cary’s. All
As
soon
as
the
water
system
is
put
in
Watt. Se Sw, sec, 4, 1 N 10. $200.
goods,“and other freight, which contains
of by those who failed to vole for him.
work guaranteed.
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Local Examiners are Sustained
whiskey It is alleged that the prohibi­
James Tatton and wife to Theodore quite a number of the business men will
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
tion editor of the Tillamook Headlight
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Parks. Lot 2, block 9, Garibaldi, $1. reduce the amount of fire insurance they
The
State
Board
of
Education
has
ren
­
recently
received a consignment of dry
have started to make preparations for a
have been carrying, which is quite a bur­
Astoria must be on the point of follow. goods, but the package was found to
dered its decision on the appeals taken H. W. Lasselle and wife to Alfred and den to them and a heavy tax. With less
bazaar in the fall.
; ¡tig Tillamook City’s example in cutting contain wet goods, about 90 proof. This
Bertha J. Carlson. Deed of correc­
bv E. H. Crowe and Mrs. Lillie Buel from
fire insurance to pay and a little more i out the gambling. It will be a good plan goes to show that as long as whiskey is
Ladies I Attention ! For the most
tion,to 5 ac.es in Tripp D. L. C. $1.
the decision of the County Board of Ex-
expended for printer’s ink to boom their for Astoria to do so, for the voters may manufactured, it will be used, and that
stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet’s,
Walter J. Smith and wife to Alfred Carl businesses, the wide awake business man
prohibition does not prohibit.’’—Astoria
iners of this county.
get disgusted in Clatsop County the iferahl.
The Fashionable Tailor.
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son.40 acres in sec. 21, 1 S 9, $7.50. who advertises knows that he will get
On February 8, 9 and 10. 1905, E. H.
same
as
they
did
in
Tillamook
and
vote
My spring goods are now ready. The Crowe and Mrs. Lillie M. Buel were ap­ Gust Wicklnnd and wife to Annie Ander­
If the Astoria newspapers keep on pub­
the bulk of the trade.
the saloons and their gambling joints out lishing false statements about Tillamook
quality the best, the prices the lowest, at plicants for teachers’ certificates before
son. Lots 5, 6 and 7, sec 4, lots 1
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of business. Twelve monthsago when it they will have the Headlight man run­
Mrs. Lindsey’s, Exclusive Milliner.
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the County Board of Examiners, and as
and 2 and 10.44 acresofflot 3, sec 5.
We have received quite a number of let was predicted that Tillamook would go ning a “blind pig.’’ But it is news to us
Elder T. II. Starbuck is holding meet, a result of this examination, both appli­
2 N 9, $500.
ters of late from former Tillamookers, dry, some people answered, “Why, that to read that we have been shipping in
ings at the Adventist church, which will cants were notified on Feb. 14 that they Seven mortgages filed to secure $5,100.
most of whom express confidence in their is impossible ; you're talking through whiskey, for we know nothing about it
be continued every evening this week.
bad failed to pass, whereupon both ap­
belief that a railroad is a “sure thing” your hat !” The county and even the whatever, and as to being a prohibition­
The contract for the new water system plicants appealed to the State Board of
this time. We hope so, but somehow the town precincts went dry, and the real ist, we have never affiliated with that
Entertainment at Nehalem
was signed on Saturday and the work is Education in accordance with the rules
editor can’t get that idea through his cause ot it was because the people were party. So that knocks the props from
and regulations governing appeals. The
The following program was presented cranium. In fact, if Tillamook succeeds thoroughly disgusted with the gambling
to be completed on the 1st September.
under the Herald's statement. If the
The annual meeting of the congrega- County School Superintendent duly by the pupils of the Nehalem school at an in getting a railroad, most everybody system and the bums and dead beats Herald is wanting to know the facts in
transferred
all
manuscripts
written
by
entertainment given last Friday.
A | ! will be agreeably surprised. But it is a that hang around gambling joints. One
tion and friends of the Presbyterian
the case and who it was that voted for
of the Astoria newspapers claim that local option, we would like to inform it
church will take place next Tuesday even­ th** complainants to the State Board of small admission fee was charged and the good thing to keep whooping it up.
Education,
who
carefully
re
examined
proceeds
will
be
used
in
purchasing
pic-
i
ing.
civilization has not penetrated very deep that it was men who frequented saloons
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the answers in which the complainants tures for the school room, Miss Bertha |
1 Little or nothing has been heard of the in Tillamook county, but deep enough who voted to pul them out of business.
The very latest styles in Lady’s Spring
complained that they had not received Rowe is the teacher.
committee that County Judge Conder to see that Clatsop county's civilization And should the Herald wonder why they
and Summer Hats, just received. Hand­
justice, with the following results
Opening
song,
“
We
love
to
make
sweet
j
was to have appointed to prepare an ex­ is coming up to that of Tillamook’s high voted that wav, let us state once again
made hats a specialty. Mrs. Lindsey,
The County Board of Examiners gave
music,” five girls.
hibit at the Lewis and Clark Fair. It standard of civilization on the gnmbfing that it was on account of so many men
Exclusive Milliner.
Mr. Crowe a total of 55 credits in Eng­ Recitation, “Babies and kittens ’’ Helena
takes money to make the mare go and abuse. If Astoria wants to derive reve­ being fleeced at the percentage games in
Mrs. Geo. W. Grayson and son Carl lish grammar, the State Board reduced
Schollmeyer.
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it will take money to exhibit anil adver­ nue from saloons it must cut out the the saloons, for they became disgusted
left on Saturday to visit her daughter, the total number of credits to 53, hence
Recitation, “Winning Company,” Arthur tise the county at the fair, and failing to I gambling, for the local option law places and wiped out a system of gambling that
Mrs. C. E. Hadley, at Bend, in Eastern the decision of the County Board of Ex-
Thompson.
; obtain the necessary money to help the such a club in the hands of the people was nothing but bare faced robbery It
Oregon.
aminers in its gradings of Mr. Crowe’s Dialogue. “An Obliging Sister,” Esther
recent sentiment along for an exhibit, it when a fight is made on the saloons on was the saloon vote to some extent that
The ladies of the Chris an Church will manuscript in English grammar is af­
Lundburg and Otto Effenberger.
looks as though nothing will come of it. account of their gambling joints, people helped carry local option in Tillamoo«,
give an April Fool Social at Todd’s hall firmed. And also where the examiners Recitation, “Bigger Piece of Pie,” Willie
of al) shades of political faith and creeds and as the saloon men themselves admit
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on Saturday, April 1st. All are cordially gave Mr. Crowe 56 credits in civil gov­
will baud themselves together and vote what we have stated above to be facts,
Peregoy.
ernment, the State Board of Education Recitation, “Der Oak und Der Vine,’’ 1 There is but little freight being shipped to put the saloons cut of business. The
invited. General admission, 10c.
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the Herald ought to see at a glance that
from Tillamook, it consisting of a few experience of fighting the saloons in Till­
Herman Schollmeyer.
Nine 3-year old, very promising heifers reduced this to 54.
it was not prohibitionists—there ar« 60
The County Board of Examiners gave Pantomime, “Last Rose of Summer,” cases of eggs on the outward trip and amook on account of gambling was so
for sale ; Jersey and Holstein mixed ; will
in the county—who carried the election,
but a tew tons on the inward trip of the successful there is no reason why the peo­
four girls.
come in from 1st May to the middle of Mrs. Buel 55 credits in U.S. history and
but the citizens who wanted and succeed­
steamer,
which
goss
to
show
that
it
is
a
the State Board oi Education affirmed Recitation, “Grandpa’s Glasses,’’ Eunice
ple of Clatsop and other counties should ed in destroying the vice that is carried
lune.—Fred 0. Skomp, Trask, Or.
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loosing proposition at times to run a not wage just as successful a fight if they
the decision of the examiners as well as Í
Todd.
on in every “wide open” gambling town,
After a long spell of nice spring wea­
cutting down the credits to 51.
Recitation, “Ole Pickett’s Nell ” Oscar steamer to this county. If the proposed will petition tor a vote next June under and the part that the Headlight played
ther, the county w as visited with a good
railroad
don
’
t
succeed
in
picking
up
Therefore it was decided that neither
the local option law and then go to the was simple, that of reflecting public opi-
Effenberger.
drenching rain storin on Monday and
Mr. Crowe nor Mrs. Buel. were entitled Instrumental music, Miss Mintlie Lorn- more business than the Sue II. Elmore is verv core and expose what takes place in nion on local option in Tillamook. As a
another rain and wind storm is blowing
doing it wont be a very profitable in the gambling joints and the poverty it
to demand, as a matterof right, that the
men.
result of that election many men and
tod ay.
gradings lie raised. This ruling does not Recitation, “I, Wunder,” Joseph Boya- vestment.
brings to individuals and homes Elimi­ families are benefited and no one is being
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B. L. Eddy left on a business trip on deprive Mrs. Buel from teaching, for she
nate gambling from the saloons is what
kin.
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Tuesday for Portland and Salem and has already a primary certificate.
The water commission did things up in the local option law will accomplish and injured.
Recitation, “Reverie in Church,” I.ottie
will be gone about ten days.
We
a hurry. For without taking into con- will close them up in the counties where
Furniture for Sale.
Vedder.
sideration whether the interest could be wide open gambling is carried on.
wonder whether he will return with the
Real Estate Transfers
Recitation, “Jane Jones,” Frank Thonip-
met <*>r whether the oft repeated remark
railroad in his grip ?
For sale, 1 book case, 2 rocking chairs,
son.
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Reported by Eddy & Botts.
that 110,000 could be saved by putting
I 1 lounge, 1 center table, looking glass
The schooner C. T. Hill sailed in on
Dialogue,
“
Get
Offs,
”
Walter
Walker
and
U.S.A, to Josiah S. Purdon. Patent.
Multnomah county has been the hot 18x40, kitchen china cubboard, 1 spring
in a wood system mam mfactured here in
Thursday and loaded lumber at the Till­
Otto Effenberger.
Nw, sec 14. 3 N 9
Tillamook held water, it went ahead and bed of strife and factional fights in the cot, empty Mason jars, canned fruit and
amook Lumbering Co.’s saw mill in this
Recitation,
“
Step
by
Step,
’
’
Walt.
Lund
­
U.S.A, to John W. Nendel. Patent. Sw
jet the contract. Consequently, quite a republican party for a number of years, some stone jars and 1 clothes wringer,
city ; also the schooner San Bunavista
burg.
Ne and lots 2, 3 and 4. sec 12, 3 N 9.
number of citizens, as well as a few of and from all appearance an effort is iieing at Mrs. Johnson’s Dress Making Par­
to load at the Truckee dock at Hobson- U.S.A, to Chauncey A. Nash. Patent. Motion song, “Poor Robbie,’’ five little
the commissioners, have a right to think made to bury the long drawn out ruc­ lor, opposite the Allen House,
ville.
boys.
Se Nw, Ne Sw and W Ji, sec. 12, 3 N
that the commission
was a lit­ tion between leaders who thought they
Recitation, “Spacially Jim,’’ Hattie An­
It was expected that the tie vote in the
9.
tle hasty, although’it might have arrived were “It“ in Portland and state politics.
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre-
derson.
first ward for water commissioner would U S. A. to George H. Nendel. Patent. S
They are now using good political horse enced dentist is located in
at the same conclusion in the end.
Recitation,
“
Theology
in
the
Quarters,
”
come up at the city council’s meeting on
Ne and N Mt. sec 11, 3 N 9.
sense in their endeavor ot oust the bosses I)r. Wise’s dental patr rs, and
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A he Effenberger.
Monday, but neither side put in an ap­ U.S.A to Hugo E Nendel. Patent. Sw
and bring the party out of the hands of is prepared to do nothing hut
Some
of
the
members
of
the
water
com
­
pearance, so the matter was not taken
Nw, WVfr, Sw and Se Sw, se?
1 V Recitation, “Stately Verse,’’Guv Vedder. mission have made the remark that the the grand duke dictators. The factional first class work and give the
Reading,
“
Comments,
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’
Otto
Effenberger.
up.
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9.
If yotir
city will be taxed $50 at the least for fight in the republican party was respon­ best of satisfaction
Last week F. R. Beals sold W. G. Har­ U.S.A, to Robert H. Walls. Patent. N Recitation, “A Nigger,” Edmund Lund­
fire protection when the new system is sible for the election of Governor Cham­ teeth need fixing call upon
burg.
3
ris’ farm and saw mill at Sandlake to \V.
>2, Sw, Se Sw and Sw Se, sec 11,
berlain and the defeat of several staunch him.
Instrumental Music,; Miss .Mabel Lorn- put in. It is all very proper to tax the
B. Webb. Mr. Harris has since purchas­
N 9.
city
for
that
purpose,
but
it
looks
like
men.
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ed a lot in this city from Mr. Beals and U.S.A, to Maud Botts. Patent. S’a of
sucking the entire blood Ironi the poor
Retitation, Ethel Vedder.
will erect a feed stable near the public
N’a, sec 14, 2 N 7.
little bond bound city when the commis­
school.
William H. Galhnd and wife to A. M. Recitation, “New Church Organ,” Elsie sioner bleed it for more than it is able to
Schollmeyer.
Mver.
E
’
>
Ne.
sec
29.
and
W
Nw,
Business is picking up fast now that
1
raise on the 2 mill levy. The city is up
sec 21, and E’ j Se Se, sec 17, 5 S 9, Motion song, “Merry Little Brooklet,” against it good tyid hard, financially, and
most of the citizens have paid their taxes
Whatever the doctor prescribes or
five girls.
$3,000.
with the prospect of a good spring trade
suggests, is what 1 specially try to
Recitation, “Leedle Vacob Straus,” Her­ if anyone else wants a whack ut her now
for the business houses, which some of Louis Olsen to C. E. Hadlev, ’< interest
is the time to pitch in *
supply, aud succeed as well that I
man Sohollmeyer.
in
S
50
ft
of
block
1,
Thayer
’s
addi.
them are now participating in. Now is
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Recitation, “A Simple Sign,” Guy
an known as Headquarters for all
to Tillamook, $375.
the time for business men to use printer’s
Thanks. Bro. Dellinger, for the highly
Thompson.
William G. Harris and wife to Maggie D.
SICK ROOM GOODS.
ink to bring trade.
Webb. S’ 3 Nw and Sw Ne, see 21, 3 Recitation, 'Inventors Wile,” Bertha seasoned boquet you favored us with
The friends of Mrs. Mamie Severance,
last week. We are sorry, however, if our
Rowe.
S 10. $1,509.
wife of E. D. Severance, of Hains, will l>e
Dialogue. "The Freckle Faced Girl," few remarks had the effect of making him
i
M.
Bales
and
wife
to
E.
R
Bales
glad to hear that she is better. She has E.
Violet Klein, Grace Vedder and Hat- write like a crazy man under th*- power
x2OO feet in Nw cor. sec 6. 2 N 9.
Reliable Druggist.
,
been quite seriously sick, having under­
of his Satanic majesty. Foor fellow, we
tie Anderson,
M. Balesand wife to E. R. Bales,
gone an operation. Mrs. Frank Sever­ E.
hope he won’t get worse, and thus de­
Pantomime.
"Cjarve
Dat
Possum,"
int in lot 16, 3 N 10. $300.
ance, who has been nursing her, is ex­
prive the Astorian of such a bright intel.
eight boys.
Thomas L Harris and wile to Bert
pected home in about a week.
For
the
Sick.
Chas. I Clough,