Tillamook headlight., April 12, 1906, Image 1

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Val. XVIII. No. 49
JlcaÖlifllji
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
$1.50 per year.
APRIL 12, 1906.
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The pastor of the German Reformed Tillamook County. Hut the court held
The Registration.
Gertrude Burch, the 17 year-old daugh­
a G BEALS FOR JOINT
Church, Rev. Zipf will preach al Plea­ that this sum should lie paid in stock ter ol Robert Burch, a timber speculator,
The
registration
closed
on
Tuesday,
sant Valley on Good Friday. Com­ of the company. An assigned claim appeared in Judge Webster’s court in
REPRESENTATIVE.
munion services will be held Easter Sun­ against the company for $57 and held by Portland and protested against the sale the result being as follows :
I
Dem. So. Pr.N.P
Tl.
day in Tillamook.
Wetherall was allowed the holder of the of a timber claim left her and her broth­ Bay ............... 58 Rep
9 Is Deserving of Republican
1
1
50 6
Nine sewing machines, in first class claim. The case of E. F. McCoy against er by her mother, who died in 1904. Beaver........... 55 29 9 6
7 4
Support in the District.
2
1
condition, came in on the steamer for J. B. Wetherall for 2400 shares in the The land is located in Tillamook County Blaine .......... 40 27 8 2
7 6 1 () 0 0
W. E. Page, which he will sell cheap. If Portland Coal A Development Company and the administrator of the estate of Ba megrat........
Carnahan .... 19 12 4 3 9 9
We publish in this week’s issue Mr. A.
you need a sewing machine now is the was decided by J udge George in favor of Mary Burch, the mother of the contest­ Dolph ............ 9 9 0 0 9 0
the defendant.
time to get a bargain.
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ant, threatened to sell to pay small Fairview........ 92 62 20 9 1 l> G. Reals' announcement as a caudidste
5 1 9 1 for nomination on the republican ticket
Several months ago Judge Folev............... 28 21
The Oregon Coast 4 Eastern Railway claims.
The young men of the Christian En­
Garibaldi........ 47 30 8 7
1
1 for joint representative for Yamhill and
Webster
appointed
C.
W.
Millerguardian
deavor Society ot the Christian Church Company, after preliminary work cov.
Hebo............... 68 45 13 0
2 8 Tillamook, and being a resident of th «
will give a "Blue Jay" social at Todds* ering a perimi of two years, filed articles of Miss Burch to protect her interests Hoquarton...... 128 90 24 7 5 2
county since ha was 18 years of nge, it u>
Hall on Friday night. Everybody come of corporation in Portland on Tuesday On the witness-stand, the girl denied Little Newtucca 74 44 9 9 2 10
not out of place to speak a good word hi
Nehalem
.........
8
9
51
71
9
8
that
the
money.
$450,
required
to
ob
for the building ot approximately 1,200
and have a good time.
tain the claim was advanced to her Netarts............ 16 1 1 4 0 1 0 hie behalf. It is well to relate that an
The steamer Sue H. Elmore caine in on miles of main line in the slate of Oregon,
Sandlake......... 23 16 6 1
<1
0
mother by her father, and that as a South Prairie.. 71 48 14 2 2 5 effort was made some few weeks ago to
Friday, her passengers being J. Sanders, The syudicate has for months had alsmt
consideration
for
so
doing
her
mother
Tillamook
......
148
113
23
3
3 6 get si,me of our prominent citizens tu
Mrs. Wm. Olsen, A. J. Cohn and family, 40 men at work on rights of way, and
14
0 1 run. such as Mayor H. T. Botts. A. J.
Union
.............
47
0
32
conveyed
to
Mr.
Burch
her
share
of
a
Mr. Johnson, Mr.Ball, J. McMechan, Mr. now has four-fifths of it secured for the
Colin.Gus Kunze and others, allot whofo
homestead in Minnesota. Burch is now
coast
line
from
Portland
to
Humboldt
Webster, Mrs. Tompkins and son, the
Total...... 1098 702 178 59 26 42 refused on account of busiuess and beieg
in Minnesota, and he spent the winter
bay,
California.
Construction
work
will
McKanlass tronpe.
unable to spare the time. Friends .of
be fully under way within the next at Hot Springs, Ark. Judge Webster
Obituary Notice.
The passengers who left on the Sue H.
Mr. Beale induced him to make the race,
four months. This is the coast road took the case under advisement.
Elmore on Monday were A. L. Johnson,
but he refrained from giving his consent
which is to tap Tillamook County, the
Nathaniel Jones, an old resident of
A. L. Baker, W. 0. Webster, G. W. Kiger
uutil a week tiefore the petition should
Sxo.ooo Damage Suit.
this county, died at Spruce on Monday,
particulars of which have already ap­
and mother, John Bozorth, J.McMechan,
be filed. Mr. Beals, like the aspirants for
peared in this newspaper.
nnd the remains were bnried on Wednes­
W. T. West and wife, J. J. Forester and
An important suit was filed in the cir day, the religious service being in the joint representative, comes before the
On Friday, April 20, the societies of the
the McKanliiss troupe. The steamer did
cuit court by Mrs. A. Roenicke. plaintiff, United Brethren church, conducted people on his merits, and it is for them
public and high schools will give their
not get out until today.
to recide which is moat suited after look­
vs Charles Nelson and Charles Ray,who by the pastor. Rev. J. E. Connor.
last entertainment of the year. It will
ing at their political record and their
lion John J. Howier Is the only can­
are partners doing business under the
Mr.
Nathaniel
Jones
was
born
in
Haw
­
be an evening of fun. The Papa's Con­
didate for Joint Representative for Tilla­
firm name of the Cloverdale Telephone kin county, Ohio, June 4, 1821. Shortly private characters. There is this much
ILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. mook and Yamhill Couuties who lies vention will be one of the principal fea­ Company, defendants. This is a suit before the war he removed to Kansas, that can be said in behalf of Mr. Beals,
tures. It is hoped with this last enter­
come out open and alxive board for a
wherein Mrs. Roenicke sues the defend­ when the call came for men to defend the that he came to Tillamook county 16
I H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
tainment to make the last payment on
republican for a United States Senator.
ants for $10,000 damages as h — suit of i Union. He willingly answered the call, yearB ago, a mear boy 18 years of age,
I The Coquille River came in on Tues-
the beautiful $400 piano that the pupils
Republicans will please notice their bai
an accident and runaway caused by the cn|jlting ¡n Co. B 9th Reg., Kansas Car- commencing his business life in litis
Idsy to load lumber.
of the high school have nearly paid for
lots.
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defendants* telephone wires. In the com-1 airy. After three year's service he was county. All must admit that lie is one
by their efforts will be well patronized.
I Joseph Blaser has taken out his first
Mrs. Helen D. Harford, a noted woman The piano is a most valuable addition plniut the plaintiff sets forth that for honorably discharged at Leavenworth of tile substantial farmers of Tillamoek.
¡citizenship papers.
for having bought the Chance place at
Suffragist, will begin a tour of thecounty to our public school, and the teachers many years there is a county road be­ City on Nov. 19, 1364.
Fairview be immediately transformed
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ about the first of May. She will begin
tween Woods and Sandlake, and with
Deceased
was
married
to
Mrs.
Bethenv
and pupils are deserving of a good deal
that into one of the best dairy farms in
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
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in the south part of the county and of praise, and as this entertainment is to ont acquiring anv right, the defendants Hicklin, Sept. 18. 1873. In 1880. Mr.
C. Mills, of Beayer, Tillamook county, work to the north. One Sunday will be wipeout what is owing on the instru­ placed a telephone across the road, and Jones moved his family to Oregon, set­ the county, and his recent connection as
¡Ore., for bargains in real estate.
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given to Tillamook, where she will speak ment, it is hoped that everybody will at that on the 1st October, 1905, the de­ tling near the quaint little village of Bea­ manager of the Tillamook Lumbering
fendants negligently and carelessly per­ verton, Washington countv, and in 1884 Co 'ssaw mill in thiBcity is bringing him
There are two Woolfes running for in the Christian Church.
tend who possibly can do so.
mitted the telephone wire to become they removed to Tillamook. On July into still more prominence. His know­
sheriff, and one Lamb for clerk.
Sunday a m. at the Christian church
Sheriff Woolfe and Marshal Lucy left loose and sag down over the road ; that
ledge of the needs of the county, and
12, 1891, hie wife died, leaving him with
the
pastor
will
preach
an
Easter
sermon
For Trading matter of all kinds go to
today for McMinnville to bring in A. on the 12th October the plaintiff and her
this acquired by his long residence here,
a
son
and
daughter.
the Tillamook Confectionery and Ba­ Special music has been prepared for th s Hembree, who is charged with murder­ son, William Roenicke, were carefully
In March, 1895, Mr. Jones married with his splendid business ability and a
service. In the evening the Sunday School ing his wife and family at Sandlake. It
zaar.
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good character, are qualifications which
driving along the county road that even­ Mrs. Anna Peters, of Clinton, Mo.
will
give
one
of
Chas.
H.
Gabriels'
Eas
­
is expected that a motion will be made ing, when the top of the buggy was
should commend him to every republi­
Dr. and Mrs. Mills returned last week
Deceased
answered
the
last
roll
call
on
from Hood River, where they spent the ter Song Program entitled "The Easter to have the case tried in Yamhill, but ir caught by the telephone wire and Mrs. i April 9ht. Death was caused by paraly­ can voter in the district. He has a lar( a
Story.’’ Everybody invited.
to that it is hard to tell at the pre ent Roenicke and her son, and the top ano | gj(
winter.
sis. He was a member of the United numlier of friends in Tillamook oouuty
Frank Allemler, plaintiff, vs. Joseph time what the outcome will tie. Court
Get into the habit of trading at Patz-
the seat of the buggy, were all thrown grethren church, resting securely in the who place implicit confidence in him and
Blaser, defendant, is a case filed in the will meet on Monday, and it is Judge violently to the ground, which scared 1
who are confident that he Will do tl e
lat’s and receive a 5 per cent discount
circuit court in which plaintiff claims Galloway's turn to preside on the lieiicb. the horses and they ran away, injuring blessed hope, he was not afraid to die, right tiling by his constituents, giving
for cash. ,
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but
rather
welcomed
death
as
a
glad
re
­
damages to the amount of $349 for De- We understand that District Attorney the horses and damaging the buggy. In
every bill that is introduced in the state
lease from pain, looking forward to that
Go to Tillamook Confectionery and glect of stock and insufficient feeding
McNary will ask for a grand jury. The falling from the buggy plaintiff fractured
legislature his careful consideration and
glad
reunion
on
the
other
shore,
Bazaar for candy, nuts, fruits,magazines, while defendant was a renter on p'ain-
other cases of importance are the suit a knee cap, sustained other injuries, the
study, and will cast his vote for that
A
wife
and
two
children
mourn
his
books, etc.
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liff’a place. T. H. Goyne is attorney for against the bondsmen of the late Sheriff
consequence of which was she could not death, for Mr. |ones wits a man who winch he thinks is for the liest interest
Mrs H. T. Bo*ts left last week to visit plaintiff and Carl Haberlach and H. T. Alderman ano the injunction case to pre­
run her farm, bad to pay doctor’s hills, was respected by his neighbors. Of of the people. It is safe to say that Mr.
her parents in Oklahoma, aud will be Botts for defendant.
vent Judge Conder from removing Mrs. and is permanently injured. For these
Beals will liecoiue mor« prominently
the children, Mrs. Charlotte Sturman is
gone several months.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. West went out on Aiderman as administratrix of the estale. injuries and the damages canted by the
a resident of California and Mr. David identified with the commercial and inr
Mrs. Ostrander, of Bay City, has a the steamer Sue H. Elmore on Tuesday There are quite a numlier of cases on the defendants’ telephone wire, plaintiff sues
D. Jones, ot Tillamook. The latter was dustrial growth of Tillamook, for having
loom and is prepared to do all kinds of for Seaside, owing to the sickness and court docket for this term of court.
for $10,000. Ralph R. Duniway is the with him and cared for him duiing his made a start in that direction, lie is in
rug and carpet weaving.
death oi their daughter, Mrs. Charles
The directors of the Maple Leaf attorney for plaintiff.
last illness. Deceased was a memlier of the lumbering business to make a suo-
cess of it.
As Mr. Beals is clean and
George Grayson was awarded the con­ Bester, which occurred on Sundav troin Creamery Association have declared a
Corinth Post, No. 35, G. A.R.
upright in Ilia business transactions, and
tract to carry the mail between North pneumonia, Mr. West thought proba­ dividend of 8 per cent oil stock sub­
An Explanation
bly that they would bring the body to scription, which dividend has been paid.
a good law abiding citizen and a good
Yamhill and Tillamook.
Understanding that it is being report- CRENSHAW’S PLATFORM husband with a good borne, lie is certain,
Jos. Sander, who went to Portland for Tillamook for burial.
This factory is now receiving 13.0001bs.
In boring for oil on Hnnnenkratt's of milk daily, and from present outlook ed that I was practical'v forced.to with­ Will “Make Good” What he ly on the right track as a good citizen,
the purpose of undergoing an operatic
and deserving of support at the primary
place at Long Prairie, Trenton rock, the will receive at least 29,009 lbs. per day draw as a candidate for the nomination
returned home on Friday.
as Joint Representative by A. G. Beals
Promises
if
Elected.
election next week. He lias always iden­
same
as
found
in
the
oil
districts
of
the
during
the
best
part
of
the
season.
The
For sale, a large quantity of filling tor
and his Iriends, I wish to correct any
tified himself with the republican party
east,
was
brought
to
the
surface
this
farmers and dairymen of this factory
rag carpet. For price, see Mrs. S. S.
In announcing myself a candidate for and was never infatuated with populism
week, with small portions of oil, and as are working together in harmony, and misapprehension as to this matter, and
Phelps, at the Larsen House.
nomination on the republican ticket for or anv other ism which lead a good
so make this statement;
a result of this those who are interested
For sale, a Jersey bull calf two weeks in the oil company are highly pleased the result will be that by the end of this
At the solicitation of a number of sheriff, I pledge the voters of Tillamook many men astray )>olitiunlly a few years
old from registered Jersey cow. Price $10. and feel satisfied they are going lo strike year their factory will be paid for in my friends I had consented to become a County that I will "make good" if nom­ ago.
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full. It shows what can be attained by
Apply to Carl Grayson, Tillamook. *
inated and elected the following pledge :
oil.
the entire community working together candidate for the nomination to the I
The State Treasury.
position mentioned. 1 shortly after­
Mrs. Belle Handley have accepted a
If I am nominated and elect­
Read this, then act quickly, especially toward a desired end, and presents a far
position with the Tillamook Confection, if you are in shape to consider one of the different view then is had of several other wards learned that Mr. Beals wns being
ed I will, during my term ol Now that the Primary campaign is
try and Bazaar, Todd's new building. * liest paying investmentsin the county as parts of this county which do not work spoken of for the same place. I there­
office, faithfully and impar­ about closed, it is pertinent to call the
The Christian Church is being repaper­ a rental property. C. Mills quick if you together. Carl Haberlach was reelected upon went to see Mr. Beals and he told
attention of voters to the situation so
me that if I wished to lie a candidate he tially enforce all the laws oi
ed inside. It will put on quite a changed want this rare chance. I also have 89 secretary of the corporation.
far as the nomination of State Treusurer
would
not
be
in
the
field.
He
did
not
in
the
state
of
Oregon
so
far
a*
appearance Easter Sunday from what acres of land with 39 acres of the very
is concerned.
Easter exerciaea will be given at the any way try to induce me to withdraw.
it is made the dnty of the Considering the fact that the bulk of
it has shown formerly.
liest sediment bottom, balance number Presbyterian church, for winch an inter­
I then consulted lurther with a number
The Tillamook Confectionery and one land, best of location, $2.599, can­ esting program is prepared, and which is
sheriff so to do.
the population ot the State is located in
of my friends in regard to the matter
Bazaar, Todd’s new building, is the place not be duplicated for price, 10 acres cul­ as follows:
Multnomah and adjoining counties, it
HENRY
CRENSHAW.
and met with very kind assurances of
to get your school supplies, pencilsand tivated. C. Mills, Beaver, Or. Write or Violin duet, Cheater and Ruby McGhee.
must be apparent to any one that who­
support from them, but after full consid­
Easter chorus, “Christ Is Risen To-Day
phone biin.
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ever gets the largest vote in that section,
ink tablets.
eration ol the matter I concluded that,
Scripture Reading. Ella Hays.
will surely have a great advantage in
P. McIntosh vs. Alex. McNair was a Prayer.
Governor Geo. E. Chamberlain will be
as the primary was so near at hand and
the race.
in the city next Wednesday. He will suit filed in the circuit court in which the Chorus. “Heralds of Day,’’ by S.S.
as other candidates had quite thorough­
Most of the candidates, if not all, have
make an address to the people in the former sues the lai ter for $2,200, the Recitations, Myrtle Wallin and Donald ly canvassed Yamhill Countv, and as I
Newman.
been expecting to get their full share of
value of stock in the McIntosh & Me
opera nouse in the evening.
was
unacquainted
tn
that
county,
it
Vocal Solo, Mies Hazel McNair
support in Multnomah county, which,
C. Mills, of Beaver, will give a lecture Nair Co. The complaint sets out that Easter Exercise, by five little girls.
would require that I should expend con­
with what they could obtain in the in­
the
plaintiff
had
already
received
$7,000
Song, ’’ Trust Your Father,” by young siderable time and some money to make
in the U.B. church in this city on Satur­
terior counties, would pull them ahead
girls.
day evening, at 8:15, to which a cordial in the transfer of the stock, and there
a canvass ot Yamhill countv to put my-I
of their competitors.
was still due him $2,200. but there was Recitations, Burita Lynch and Theodore self on an equal footing with the other
invitation is extended to all.
Finney.
There is no question whatever but
no stated time when this should be paid. Vocal Solo, Miss Edna Aiderman
candidates. As I am very buisy improv­
Vote for Hon. J. J. Howser for Joint
what the bulk of the vote in that part
Ralph R. Duniway is the attorney for Easter Exercise, by seven little girls.
ing
my
ranch
1
did
not
feel
that
I
could
.
Repieaentative for Tillamook and Yam­
of the State will be divided between
Recitations. Leia Drew and Howard spare the time or afford to expend 1
lull Counties, as be has defined Ilia posi­ plaintiff.
Lamar.
Steel, of Clackamas County, and Hoyt,
Willis 8. Duniway, candidate for '* Shout,
the
money
necessary
to
secure
the
aomi-j
tion on the senatorial question.
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Shout His Triumph,” Solo with
a banker of Multnomah. The lines now
Slate Printer, says : ’’ I expected to he
Chorus.
nation
for
a
position
which
does
not
pay
1
Second hand trareausand commodes at
drawn between these two candidatesis
attacked by the State Printing Push Remarks, by Supt. W. W. Wiley.
a remunerative salary and, I thereupon
W. E. Page's are being sold at low down
practically "The Banks vs. the People.’’
when I esme out on a platform pledg- Violin duet, by Chester and Ruby Mc­ refuse to be a candidate. Mv withdraw­
figures. Now is the time to buy, if you
Ghee.
Il appears that the banking combina­
iug an economical and businew-like
al
was
wholly
voluntary
on
my
part,
i
want to buy when they are cheap. *
tion is making a determined effort to get
Councilman J. P. Allen met with a seri and for no other reason than as above
administration, and of course the push
L. M. Alley, who is a candidate for are after me. But I expect to win. ous accident last week, which came near
control of the treasury ; while the masses
stated.
sheriff, took a trip south last week and because the whole Stale is tired of the ending fatally. It was past mid-night
are lined up against that proposition.
G ustav K uniz .
on his return, like all other aspirants lor methods that have made the State when he went to bed. Remembering that
The candidates from the remote parts
nomination, was pleased with bis pros­ Printing Office a source of scandal and he had not placed a light on the landing
of the state, will probably get a good
For Joint Representative.
support at home, but the voteWA-the
nt the head of the staira in the hotel, he
pects.
boodling.”
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I hereby announce my candidacy as
best is small compared with that in the
went
to
light
the
lamp.
It
was
while
In
nearly
every
school,
especially
We will cash at par warrants drawn
A school entertainment and social was
the Primary Grades, are one or
northen counties, and they will find that
to pay witnesses and jurors at Circuit given by the pupils of the Wilson river attempting to do so in the darkness that Joint Representative for the 14th repre­
more pupils who do not advance
it will mostly go to Steel and Hoyt,
Court. We make no charge for collecting school last Friday, a large audience he fell back wards down the stairs, which sentative district and most respectfully
as rapidly as the rest of the class
thus easily putting them in the lead.
checks on other banka.
Tillamook being present. The program was well rendered him unconscious. The noise solicit your support at the primary
and are accused of being dull or
Under such circumstances the public can
awoke Mrs. Allen, and finding her has- election to he held on the 20th day of
not inclined to study. There is
County Bank.
selected aud well prepared, and much
no doubt that a great many of
take its choice between the two candi­
Albert Mason commenced teaching in credit should tie given pupils and teach­ band was not in bed obtained a light to April, 1906. Should I he nominated
just such cases are caused by a
was the cause of —
the --------
noise, - —
for and elected 1 stand pledged'lo the strict­
dates, unless it docs not care who wins,
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the pulific school on Momiay relieving ers in doing so well. The program was see i what
lack of nervous force liecanse of
and throw its vote away by casting it
defective vision or eve strain.
Fupt. W iley, w Im filled a vacancy in the followed bv an address by the county she thought that someone had fallen est economy in al) appropriations of the
state fundsand will oppose at all times
for friends, regardless of the result.
When a pair of Perfectly Fitted
school until the directors could get some­ superintendent. Mr. Wiley, after which down the stair. Seeing her busdand was
Glasses will overcome such diffi­
everything that is the least suggestive
It would, therefore, seem advisable to
one to fill the pls« e
thirty or more well filled lunch baskets lying unconscious at the bottom of the
culty,
why
prevent
vour
chil
­
vote for one or the other of these two
stairs she gave an alarm and the doctors of graft.
were
auctioned
and
sold,
from
which
dren
’
s
future
because
of
defective
When you want to buy or sell reel
I will support the people's choice for
men, if the voters wish to make their
were sent for. It was some time before
vision.
estate, timber, city property, horses, $53 55 were received. The proceeds aie Mr. Allen rrgained consciousness, for in United States senator—your choice shall
1)R. HENRY B. MORRIS, Olsen Bld. vote count.
to
be
used
in
purchasing
a
large
hell
for
cattle, or anv thing of value, J. C. Bewley
the fall he had injured the back of the be mine.
Very sincerely,
will he pleased to help you. He has a the school. Mrs. Amanda Haberlach skull in two places and was bruised rip
Cow« for Bale.
and Miss Clara Watt are tlie teachers.
Cows for Sale.
A G. B eau .
large bat to select from for sale.
some about the body. He is improving
Fur Sale a Cow, six year old, and
Judge
George
in
rhe
Circuit
Court
at
.Mrs. Kiger, who tuts been visiting her
as rapidly an possible.
Card of Thank«.
For Hale — Tlirw good Cows, two in three three year old heifer, and two two
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Portland, decided the case of J. B,
milk, one just fresh. One will be in the yanr old heifers, all coming in not later
Mrs.
M.
J.
Buttz
desires
to
thank
the
Wetherall
against
the
Portland
Coal
Geo. W. Kiger, left on Monday for her
I am paying 7 cent« a pound many friend and neigblsirs who shown! first of May. Jersey and Holstein,-In. than lbe raW<tle ot May.
a head for
home in Ohio. Mr. Kiger accompanying St Development Company io favor of lire
quire of J W. Beaty, Beaver, or phone
On the Wileon river, eight miles
for
well
trimmed
green
hides.
so
much
kindness
and
«yrn[«ttiy
Coward
plaintiff,
who
sued
fur
$143.
alleged
to
be
her, who will be away from the city seve­
to Coney Dye.
fro n oily.
E. BKXIJTZ.
due as payment for boring ao oil well iu
Leach** Butcher Shop i them in their sad bereavement.
ral weeks.
■> the Republican Voters
B of Tillamook County :
| With reference to my
mndidacy for nomination
I the office of County J udge,
lam in favor of improve­
ment in the road system
Iroughout the county,and
specially in districts that
fcve been neglected so long,
Lvor the immediate con­
struction of those necessary
Lads and bridges,but have
hade no promises except
Lose made publicly and
hill make none. I am will-
Lg to be a servant, but not
t slave.
I If you think I am deserv-
nrf the trust, I will be
\leased to have your sup­
port.
Respectfully,
H. F. GOODSPEED.