Tillamook headlight., July 12, 1906, Image 1

TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
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JULY ia, 1906
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR &7CARNÏVÂU
AUG. 23. 24, 25.
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31
CONTEST !
For Carnival Queen
Beginning with Friday, July
13th, we will give the following
Discount to Cash Traders :
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On GROCERIES—5 per cent, or 5 votes, for
each dollar in trade.
On DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES and
GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS— ioj per cent,
or 10 votes, for each dollar traded.
On LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS, SKIRTS
and JACKETS—20 per cent, or 20 votes, for each
dollar in trade.
If this is appreciated, we will continue this dis-
count until the fair opens, If not, we will close
this offer Friday, July 20th.
The money all goes to make the fair better, and
we will continue to sell goods at the same low prices
as usual. Now is the time to get your money’s
worth in goods, and also vote your choice for “Car­
nival Queen’’ without cost to you.
D.T. EDMUNDS
ILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
Mowers, Rakes and hay tools at King
& Mills.
T. H. Goyne wants to buy 20 tons of
good hay.
Discount on
Sturgeon's.
trimmed millinery
at
J. S. Stephens has moved back into his
old quarters.
See! Dr. Morris about your eyes.
amination tree.
Ex­
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Rough Dry 20c. per doz.—C. O. D.
Steam Laundrv.
A nice lineof preparations for complex-
' ion at Sturgeon's.
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Family washing 20c. per doz.—C. 0.
D. Steam Laundry.
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Born, on Friday, to the wife of Preston
Marolf, a daughter.
Born, at Seattle, to Mrs. Sylvia Hays
(nee Sargent), a son.
We are asked to state that the article
in our last issue about Mr. Branch's
case was not put in by request of Dr.
Mills but by Mr, Branch himself because
he wanted an authentic history of the
case to send to his children and also to
the officers of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Ruth Eddy, daughter of Hon. and
Mrs. B. L. Eddy,had the misfortune to be
badly scalded with some hot water, at
their home, on South Main street. She
suffered intensely, but Dr. K. L. Miller
was called and soon brought relief to the
sufferer, who is doing nicely.—Umpqua
Valley News.
Ewald E. Selph, son of Attorney E. E.
Selph, formerly ol this city but now re-
siding at Los Angeles, Cal., graduated
from the Los Angeles high school last
month, having taken a classical course.
He first attended school at the academy
in Tillamook City, and left this city with
his parents about eight years ago.
To help out the fair, D. T. Edmunds
will give 5 per cent, or five votes for the
carnival queen, for every $1 in trade at
his store for groceries ; 10 per cent, or 10
votes, in trade in dry goods, clothing,
shoes and gent 's furnishing goods ; and
20 per cent, or 20, in trade in ladies'
white waists, skirts and jackets. Trade
with D. T. Edmunds and help out the
fair and in that way help to boost your
choice for Queen of the Carnival.
Married, bv Circuit Juige Sears, in the
court house at Portland on Saturday,
Mr. John A. Abraham and Mrs. Anne S.
Burton. The latter is well known in
this county, being the mother of Fred
Burton and a few years ago obtained
Prof. W. R. Rutherford, of Haines. Or., the contract and drove the stage be­
has accepted the position of principal of tween this city and Hobsonville. After
the wedding, which was witnessed bv a
the public and high school in this city.
few relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
The beautiful fine weather of the past
left to spend a few days at Seaside. They
two weeks was splendid for haymaking,
will make their home at North Yamhill
and the dairymen are making the most
where Mrs. Abraham has been living for
of it.
the past few years.
The Tillamook Confectionery and
Hon. B. L. Eddy, the land office
Bazaar, Todd's new building, is the place
official, will soon be enjoying the sobri­
to get your school supplies, pencils and
quet of '■ Farmer Eddy.*'if he continues
ink tablets.
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to grow such large crops on his fine 21^
Clyde Cornett, half-brother to Charley acres, on south Main street.
He has
Wells, died at Brooten's springs Tues­ "garden truck" in abundance, to say
day night from consumption. He was nothing of fruit, walliiutanii other trees,
was about 30 years of age.
with lots of berries of all kinds. As the
Have your eves examined if they give News reporter was passing his fine home
vou trouble, for it may cost you consid­ Mr. Eddy presented him with a mam­
erable worry and expense later. Sec Dr. moth head of cabbage, thinking, perhaps
it was more appropriate than the bou­
Morris in the Palace Hotel.
Teaming and draying done bv Chas. quets of flowers which are being sent tc
Adkins. Leave orders, which will be the News office. Mr. Eddy spends much
prompt!) attended to, at Easter's barn. of his spare time hoeing in his large
Both phones. Household furniture care­ garden and he says he's just beginning
to enjoy life.—Umpqua Valley News.
fully moved.
the coast from Tillamook Bay south,
cular, so the following stipulation wis
P. W. TODD WINS OUT.
and another gang is said to be along
agreed to ;
Wilson river. Colonel wiisev snvs the Judges and Clerks Responsi
This stipulation was made between
preliminary line will be completed into '
both parties that at the late general elec,
ble for the Mistakes.
Portland within six weeks and then the
lion in Tillamook County held on the
final locations will be made. The date
HABERLACH IS A CHEERFUL 4th day of June, 1906, the contestan*,
when actual construction work will
P. W. Todd, received 475 votes for the
LOOSER
start depends on the survevs, but it is
office of county treasurer of Tillumook
expected dirt will be dying bv Fall.When Every Little Erratic Voting—Only County, Ore., that the contestee, Carl
the coast line is disposed of the field force
Haberlach, received at said election for
Fourteen Ballots Objected to.
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| said office 467. It is further stipulated
will be shifted to Central Oregon."
The result of the content is over, and | between the parties herein that the ref-
much to thesurprise of a large number of eree
,
recommend that said contestant, P.
Vote on Queen of the Carnival.
persons, it unseated Carl Haberlach and W. Todd, Ire declared the duly elected
On Wednesday evening Mr. 0. W. Tal- seated P. W. Todd for the office of coun­
treasurer of Tillamook county at said
mage made the first count of votes for ty treasurer. At the election in June the (
election. It is further stipulated that
Queen of the Carnival, which resulted as returns gave Haberlach a majority of 7
the court enter an order and decree
follows :
votes, to which Todd petitioned for a re. herein declaring that said contestant, I*.
Miss Flora Perkins ....... ....... 1,110
cotint. This came off on Monday, with W. Todd, was duly elected county trea­
Miss Dot Stephens.......... .......
97
Attorney T. H. Goyue acting as leferee, surer of Tillamook county at said elec­
Miss Hazel McNair........... .......
64
and Attorney S. Johnson appeared for tion, and that the county clerk ot Tilla­
Miss Veronica Melchoir . .......
55
thecontestant and Attorney H. T. Botts mook county be declared by said order
Miss Annie Edie .............. .......
27
for the contestee, and which was con­ and decree to issue a certificate of elec­
Miss Marie Smith............ .......
10
ducted in a friendly spirit, and although tion to said P. W Todd, declaring him
luck was against him. Haberlach took in the usual form to be the duly elected
Total
1,363
his defeat cheerfully and gave up the county treasurer of Tillamook county
fight with good grace.
and authorizing said P. W. Todd to ex­
Card of Thanks.
At the recount, which did not conclude ercise the duties and functions of said
1 sincerely think al! the friends and until six o’clock on Monday evening.oolv
office.
neighbors who assisted during the illness 14 ballots were objected to out of the
In speaking ot his defeat Mr. Haber t
and the death of mv father, Eli Good­ entire number cast, which goes to prove
speed ; also for the many expressions that the voters of this county know how Inch said he wished to thank nil those
and acts of kindness at the fuueral.
to cast their ballots iutelligen11v. Out who hnd voted for and placed confidence
Sincerely yours,
of these 14 ballots objected to 10 were in him at the recent election, for hnving
H. F. G( ODSPBID.
rejected and 4 were counted, 6 of which conducted a clean fair campaign he has
were for Todd and 4 for Haberlach. Of no hing to regret in making the race for
Song Recital.
those rejected 8 were rejected for the county treasurer. He is satisfied all the
mistakes were made in the hurry to get
R. A. Heritage, B. S., and Doctor of reason that the voter had written either
the votes counted and he does not at­
the
word
"Vote
”
or
"Voted
for"on
some
music, ot Spokane, Wash., expects to be
tach blame to anyone, for a few errors
in Tillamook on Saturday, |uly 21. He part of the ballot, and under the deci­
will give a free song recital at the sions of the supreme court, this consti will creep in at every election, and when
Methodist church the evening of that tuted such a distinguishing mark as to the vote is close it is hard to tell which
date. He usually charges $25 and ex­ render the entire ballot illegal, and the of the two candidates will win out on a
penses for such a recital, but as he is votes were rejected for that reason. One recount. Haberlach is cheerful over his
arranging to conduct a musical conven­ of the other ballots had also a distin defeat and is not discouraged at all, for
tion, beginning on Monday evening, guishing mark in that the voter who he can appeal to the electors agnin two
years hence and will win out with a big
July 23, he uses this method of giving a had written in the name of Joe Bixby for
majority, for the people like a cheerful
taste of his qualitv. He was Dean of the justice of the peace, also wrote the num­
looser. He will turn over the office and
ber
81,
or
811,
just
to
the
left
of
the
College of Music of Willamett University
money ns soon as Mr. Todd's bonds are
for three yeare. and Hon. W. C. Hawlev name, and thia was held to constitute
such a distinguishing mark as to render approved, which cannot be done until
gives him the following endorsement :
the September term of court or a special
"I cheerfully commend Dr, R. A. Her the ballot void.
The other rejected ballots were one term is called, for which ten days notice
itage as a most agreeable gentleman, a
must be given. ________
master musician, an excellent teacher, where the voter had drawn a line thro­
In the recount, P. W. Todd also took
and a singer of wonderful power and ugh the names of both Coblerand Hab­
charm. He has liccn dean cf our college erlach and had made no mark opposite the vote on sheriff, which increased the
of music for three years and has succeed­ the name of Todd, and another had evi­ plurality of Henry Crenshaw over C. II.
ed well and done a remarkable work, dently showed his intentions when he Woolfe to 20 yotes.
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and has been reelected for the ensuing
year.”
While here it is probable that he will,
with the aid of local talent, present the
oratorio of "Belsliazzer's Feast.” All
lovers of good music are invited to the
song recital.________________
F t ank Mann Killed.
placed a pencil mark through the names
of the candidates he wanted to vote for,
and out of the three candidates for trea­
surer Haberlach’s name was the one
which was marked through, but it was
rejected because the only legal ivny to
vote is to place a cross or a mark be­
tween the number and the name. All
other marks placed on the ballot are con
sidered distinguishing marks, and the
the supreme court has ruled that the
judges on the election boards should re-
ject the entire ballot.
The ballots rejected came from the fol­
lowing precincts ; Tillamook, 1 ; Fair­
view, 2 ; Beaver, 2 ; Hebo, 1 ; Hoquar-
ton, 2 ; Nehalem, 1 ; South Prairie, 1.
The recount showed no gains for Hub
erlach in any precinct, and showed losses
for him as follows : In Beaver, 2 ; Hebo,
1 ; Hoquarton, 3 ; Nehalem, 1 ; Tilla­
mook, 3 ; total, 10. For Todd there
were gains as follows: In Beaver, 1 ;
Carnahan, 1 ; Hoquarton, 5; Tillamook,
1 ; total, 8 ; and he lost three votes as
follows: Fairview, 1 ; Netarts, 1 ; South
Prairie, making a net gain of 5. So that
the vote stood at the close of the recount
as follows : Haberlach, 467 ; Todd, 475.
Below we give, in the first two columns,
the official figures given tor the election
in June, and the two last columns a» the
result ot the recount :
Colonel E. Hofer, of Salem, president
Last Saturday forenoon word reach­
of the Willamette Development League,
has consented to attend the countv fair ed Ferndale of an accident occurring
in this city next month and make an shortly after 10 o'clock that morning
address, when his subject will be "A that resulted in the death of Prank
Square Deal for Oregon.” The colonel Mann, a young man residing with his
is quite an enthusiast in regard to har. foster father at their home up Prancis
bor improvements for the Coast Coun­ Creek, a few miles from the Cream City.
ties. and as Tillamook county has never The young man, i.i company with Frank
had a square deal in harbor improve­ Cathey, was engaged in sleding limbs
ments, this is a good opportunity to down a mountain side, the unfortunate
show the outside world and the powers walking on the lower side of the road.
that be that it is time to open up to Suddenly the load turned bottomside up,
commerce, industry and enterprise this pinioning the young man to the ground
Coast County, which is immensely rich before a chance to escape was given
in undeveloped resources. Colonel Hofer him. The whole weight of the load fell
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on is also editor of the Capital Journal at across his back, breaking it, and result,
For reading matter of all kinds go to
the Tillamook Confectionery and Ba Saturday, her passengers being Mr. Salem and is using considerable space in ing in his death a few minutes after the
• I Morgan and wife, W. Stephens. Mr. Tit-
mishap, but not before he had called to
zaar.
the interest of the Coast Counties,
Curt Bowers, who resided here some tie. Miss Long, Mr. Provost and wife,
his companion for assistance.
Mr
Kasper von Bergen died suddenly on
few vears ago, came in on Monday on n Mr. Hannenkrat, A. Dyer, Mr. Hoskins.
Cathey mode an effort to remove the
Wednesday at Frank Tone's, presume-
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i weight from the dead man but soon
visit.
Lord's Dav services at the Christian bly from
heart failure. He left the Lar-
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r
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called upon Os Kerri, who was working
Get into the habit of trading at Patz church, subject of morning sermon : son
house, where he had been stopping.
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near by, and together they removed the
luf's and receive a 5 per cent discount "God's knowledge of men." Evening in the morning to work
for Frank Tone.
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body
and
assisted
by
L.
P.
Branstetter
sermon, "The Worlds Savior on His He commenced mowing soon after he ar-
for cash.
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Aebmplete line of the Myers' Slav on Knees.” A cordial invitation eztended rived there until the evening. When he ,
1 mains to the Mann residence. The
i ’Ram Door Track and Hangers at King to all.
came in to supper he said, in broken |
i deceased was a native of New Brnns-
The Oregon Coast & Eastern Railroad English, and putting his hand to his |
" & Mills.
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I wick, where he was horn 23 years ago.
has
filed
a
plat
for
a
permanent
location
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When ent-
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heart. “I It * hurts; it
' ‘ hurts. “
There is to be another meeting to talk
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I a* l"e age of four years he was adopt-
railroad at the city hall this (Thursday) of a proposed line in lot 3. sec. 20, tp 1 ing his supper be was seen to sway his ! | ed by Richard Mann, by whom he was
north, range 10 west, which is at the body, immediately after he fell out of hie '
evening.
strategical point going to the beach at chair onto the floor, deed. Dr. Smith | regarded as a son, the young man re
Go to Tillamook Confectionery and
turning the affection with all a son's I
was called, but hr could do nothing for ,
Bazaar for candy, nuts, fruits.magazines. Garibaldi.
; fidelity. He was n hard worker and la-
the unfortunate man. Coroner Reynolds •
The
passengers
who
went
(
ut
on
the
books, etc.
' dostrious young man and ha** the friend­
C. Knapp and was notified and brought the body to I
steamer Tuesday were G.
G.C.
ship of all his acquaintances. Resides
Just arrived, the finest line of decorat­
T. Watson and the city. Deceased was born in 1848•
his bereaved father he is mourned by
ed china ware ever seen in Tillamook, at wife and daughter, G
Nlra.
Phair.
Miss
and
recently
came
to
this
country
Irom
I
wife, Mrs. Houghkirk.
three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Cavanaugh
* King A Mill*.
Phair, Mrs. "A. Boss. P. Clendingham. Switzerland. A peculiar coincident is
Dr. E. W. Mills and wife left on Wed- Mrs. R Robinson and »on and Emmet connected with the death of Prank Tone's | and Mrs. Peter Peterson, of Port Ken-
■ yon. and Mrs. George Reas, of Newberg,
nesdav for Hood River, where they ex-
hired man. for about two weeks ago
Jenkins.
I and one brother, John Mann, of this
pret to locate.
Clough'" Concentrateii Orange Cider another man he had hired went insane section —Ferndale (Cal.) Enterprise.
Why leave your horses in the rain mixed with water and sweetened to taste and had to be taken to the asylum.
| Frank Mann and his foster parents
when you can tie them in Harris' Tie I makes a deUcfou*. refreshing and liealth-
The Portland Telegram said , >at week I resided in Tillamook City several years
Shed for 10 cts.
ful drink. It sell" f>* SO'- • P*"‘. which that "Right of way has been promised and left for Perndale, Humboldt connty,
Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed ia enough to make five gallons of the Oregon Coast & Eastern through California, about four years ago.
Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to •• Orange Cider" ready to drink. Try Tillamook Conntv over such lands as
the final toentions ate made, and the Bowel Complaint In Children.
keep jroar team.
a bottle at Clough » drug store.
Ibiring the summer months children
B. C Handley bus gone tn San Fran,
G. W. Coffman, of Netarts. has sworn right of way has been secured practically
cisco on bosiness in connection with the out complaints against M. J. Cone and ' the entire distance south of Hnmboldi are subject to disorders of the bowels
which stHiul«! receive careful attention
Hadley Lumber Co.
his wife, charging them withasaaolt and I Bay. This information was given out asaixin as the first unnatural looseness
today
by
W.
J.
Wilsey,
who
represents
j of the bowels appears. Tlie beet medi­
If your horses are afraid of the auto. battery. If reports are correct, it was
mobile« *•* them in Harris'tie shed It Hrs, Coot, not her husband, who made [ the company in Portland, whith is back. cine in use for bowel complairt is
Chamber lai ns Colic Cholera and Diar­
it tropical for Coffman, who, it is said, , ed by the interests through the broker­ rhoea Remedy as it promptly controls
will n> f e st you 10 eta.
age
flrm
of
Baker
&
Crabtree,
of
St.
any unnatural looseness of the bowels,
L. L. auurt ridge was up from Dolpb on brought on '.he disturbance himself Jus­
Lonis, ia addition to some local capital. w uctfier it be in a child or an adult.
Mondny as a witness in the etertioa con­ tice White has set the ease for next Tues­
Saryeying parties are scattered along For sale by Chas. 1 Clough's Drug hure.
day.
test of Todd vs. Haberlach.
Mrs Mury Jackson, of Siletz, a daugh­
Bicycles of all descriptions for sale or
ter of W. D. Illingworth, is visiting with
rent at King & Mills.
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E. T. Haltom left on FHJay for Spo­ friends in the city and is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Helen jackson, at the
kane, Wash., on business.
residence of W. E. Page.
Harris will feed your team hay and
It is not a "great volume of business”
keep them over night for 50c.
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that concerns the customer.
It is capa
Money to loan on improved farm pro­
bility and safety that should be looked
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
to in selecting a banking institution.—
,
C. Mills, of Beaver, Tillamook countv, Tillamook County Bank.
Ore., for bargains in real estate.
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The hose company was called out on
Deputy District Attorney Cooper has Sunday owing to a fire in the roof of one
moved his office into the court house.
of the small houses back of the Olsen
Your laundry called for and delivered building, which was put out by a few
for 20c perdoz.—C. 0. D.Steam Laundry. buckets of water and the chemical.
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Wanted to Btty—National Cash
Reglatera.
State aerial number and price expected
and buyer will cnll promptly. P.O. Box
458, Portland. Or.
Agent Wanted.
Wanted, a man Io sell in this field ex­
clusively for one of the largest nurseries
in the west. Cash advanced weekly.
Address Washington Nursery Com­
pany, Toppenish. Washington.
Ship your cheese direct to
J. D. Agen, Seattle, Tacoma
or Bellingham, Wash., and
by doing so yon get the high­
est price and save the middle
man's commission.
Y mTHlMFF
Nee Dr. Henry E. Morris.
Office : Olsen Building.
CLOUGH’S
PLAIN TEAT
3
BISTOURY
21
38
38
21
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Bay...................
17 For Cattine Obstructed Teats
18
H<*aver....... .
20
16
21
21
10
10
Blain« .............
8
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4
3
4
Barnegat........
8
14
8
15
Carnahan .....
12
1
Dolph ............
1
12
Illustrapon ibows Instrument both open
40
Fairview........
57
40
for cutting anil cloned for inserting.
Foley...........
10
17
10
17
This obstruction may be a stricture or
18
18
Garibaldi........
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18
18
28 other growth of a tumorous nature,
3«
88
Hebo .............
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60 which is often the result of the bite of a
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lloquarPm.....
«9
55
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80 dog, a kick ora bruise cauaed by going
30
20
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30
L. Neotnoca....
33 over a fence or through a dense under
84
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30
Nehalem........
40
5
4 brash; or the cow may bn vs had some
Netarts...........
11
11
Handlake..........
7
7 trouble with that quarter of her hag.
11
11
H. Prairie........
25
43
24
42 and in milking and forcing the thickly
64
Tillamook.......
•7
87
88 curded milk out, a amall rupture had
25
U nlon ............
22
22
25 resulted, so that whan the scar tissue
On reassembling on Tuesday morning, formed, the opening became amaller.
I also carry of German silver milking
much to the surprise of the contestant,
the contestee. seeing that Todd had a ' tubes, four different lengths.
Improved Instruments for opening
majority of 8 votes, agreed to concede ,
the election to him, which brought the, obstructed teats without cutting.
Fead Probe» or Sounds.
contest to an abrupt conclusion and ;
saved Referee Goyne the trouble of pass­
ing upon others matters raised by the
contestast, and Dolph precinct in parti-
3T
Clough's
Drug
Store.
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