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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 14. 1908
Rosa. T. W dem.
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Kellow. W . rep.
Farmer. A D.. rep
Carter. F. J. »oc.
Smith. 1 j,
Kellow. T.. rep.
Kellow. G.. rep.
Armstrong. T. W . rep 8alt<»n. H R
Bodyfelt.
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Bodyfelt. J. N-. nr
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Lowrance.
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Davis,
Stephens, R. D. rep. Än"'/
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Thun. F F » rep.
Elliott. T. M., rep.
Nelson. A., dem
Edwards. J. M. aoc. ' 'Brien. J K
Hick» J. H., rep.
Bozorth, J- O . rep.
Lawrence. J- L rep McGinnis, JI. rep.
Rhode».
W.
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Kodad. J. ind.
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Balmer W F.. rep.
McKillip, C . rep.
Bodie.
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Jensen C C . rep.
Johnson. J H . rep.
Edward» r.
Worthington,
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rep
Han»en. R. C A., rep.
Holden. A. F. r p.
Hess
A r,p
Gist.
A.,
rep
Dawson. J-J rep.
Jensen, L- L dem.
Harmon. W. L. rep.
Fike C. W-. r»P-
Grames. R G„ rep.
Hansen. W.
rep.
Benscheidt. A
Fleck. C , rep.
Wood», W. D.. rep
Morris. H E. dem.
Owens, F. L , rep.
Hadley, c. |
Cone W.S. rep.
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Simmons DA, rep Nelson. G-. rep.
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nuis H P rep.
Thun,
ri , rep-
Stillwell. L. L. rep.
Osburn. F, A . dem. Elliott. W. H.. rep.
Kamundi. G a r.
Doughty. W. T. rep
Burke.
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Warren, M rep.
Getchel C.. rep.
Bennett. O- N..dem.
Peters J P. rep.
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Kutcher.
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Lewellen. F., ind.
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Znchmann, w. F. dem. Moore. J 1 „„
Ward, I, S., dem.
Williams G. H.. rep. Ostrander. C. R dem. Smith.
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Longcor,
J.
W..dem.
Dawson. J. A. rep.
Ruger,
A H re»
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Sherwiod, fi. L.» rep. Drebert, F . rep.
Mats. F • rep-
Ruger. A.
McKinley. J * rep. Provost, W L . rep.
Michaud, 8.» rep.
I Lamb,
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Nevins. J. T . dem.
TfMld. H. M . dem.
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Nichols.
A.
E..
rep.
SANDLAKE.
Shortridge. S. * rep.
Southwick, W. E., rep
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Haag. G . dem.
Simmons A. N • rep. Finlayson, A., ind.
Lowry, F. rep.
Gilmore, J. w
J. S., rep.
Hawk. W. C-. rep.
Handley, T B-. rep. Stephens.
Thompson. J. R. rep. Tohl. H. J "J*
Jacoby. E. B • dem. Hrllenbuyck,
Dolan,
C.
A.,
rep.
E - rep
Hanson, N., rep
Vaughn, W., rep.
Newberg,
P. rep.
Diamond. I dn,
Crenshaw. H . rep.
Larsen. John. ind.
Cooper, ft H , rep. Harrison,
Warren. H. E. rep.
Creighton, R. R. soc. Haves, H. H r»n’
E. rep,
Oliver, D W . rep
Blatchley. L. E .ind. Jacoby. T.. dem.
Lamb, R. dem.
Whitney. E H.. rep.
Soper.
R. R., rep.
-mith. I. H , dem.
Melson,
v^l»l»»l, ■ P-. ■< ......
ind.
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Atkinson,
<!.
S.
rep.
Atkrnaoh. R. r(J
Alex, rep
W. I., rep.
Lovejoy, C. H , rep. -------
Doughty,
Eldridge, I- K.. rep. Watt.
Hayes, K. R. rep.
Atkinson, J. rep.
Myers, N. J , dem.
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Duughtv G. V dem Welch.
H H., rep.
Wiley. C. B.. rep.
Edwards, U. S. rep.
Harrison, M W.. rep.
Clough, C. I-. rep,
Lot . A . rep
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CattcrUa.
W
B.,
rep.
Provost.
H.
L-,
rep.
Lindsay. K- H , rep- Goodspeed, H F., rep.
NETARTS.
Wutu. ft . B rep.
Balmer, G.. rep.
oon, W. d.. rep.
Ebinger, P , rep.
Austin, A. M. rep.
Barber, L. ren.
Paul. H. G , rep.
Vaughn, A., rep,
Vaughn. G.. rep.
Johnson, J. J.» rep.
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Hara,
B.
rep.
Batber, H rep.
White, A.T., rep.
Hanswith. H.. rep. Zuerchcr. A., rep.
Futzlaf, C. A . rep.
Phelps. G. W. dem.
Cone.
M.J. rq>.
Harris,
W.
G.,
dem.
Aufderm iuer J., rep. . Kodad. j.. rep.
Bigg». J- A . rep.
Lee, C. dem.
Tager. A A. ip.
Beelitz. E , soc
¡eniiings.J ft'., rep. Smith,
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Wolfe. W. C., «oc.
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Elliott T R. jf , rep. Peter«, R.
P-
Illingworth, I., dem. . Johnson. C. A., rep.
SOUTH
PRAIRIE.
rep. Hathaway,
rep. Todd, P- W.. dem.
Lamar, B. D., dem.
Morton. S W . rep
Hathaway. H B.,
B.. rep
Pesterfield, J. rep.
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Stlennon,
tvinnaman.C. Z.. rep. Kinnaman, H- C., rep. Coates, T , dem.
Butts. E., rep.
Lowry. H. rep.
Stlennon.
StiennoiL ( C G.
Shrode, D. L., ind.
Jennings.J. W.Jr.,rep. Morton. W. C.. rep.
Walton, J., dem.
Fitspatrick,
F.
T.
dem.Lyster.
T
Lamar, J. S., dem.
Pike. D. L.. rep.
Tilden, A. 8„ rep.
Job. N rep.
Consisting cf Horse Hide, Calf Skin and Buck Skin, for
Purcell. W. dem.
E«rl
T dem
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Far'. I L J.
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Schofield, F. » , rep.
William«, W. A , rep. McNair. A . rep.
Moor,
R.
U.
rep.
Browne
P
F
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Hanenkratt,
M , _
Reasoner. D , rep.
Working and Driving.
BEA VER.
Phelps,
A.
W.
dem.
Sheet», J dew
Nichols A., rep.
Latimer, ft.. pro.
Martin J. F. rep.
Smith, L. F , rep.
Carter. E A. rep
Whinery, J. H . rep.
Coulson. E T.. rep.
Epplett.T E.. rep.
Wells, C. 8. rep.
Bibb,.r.j.reyP'
Dunstan, J. H,. rep.
A fine line of Gauntlets of all kinds just received.
Erickson. P., rep.
Beatv J. W.. ind*
Gray, O. A , rep
Powell, W. B., rep.
Pichereau, F.. dem.
Jordi. J dem.
Hare, AM. rep.
Walther. O.. dem
Young,
H.
F.,
rep
Vaughn. G. C. rep.
Darbv. A rep.
Johnson. C. N., dem. Christensen, Jas,, dem. Ha«8clborg, P-, rep. Dye. C. G.. rep.
Bibby, J. rep.
Fraser, H. F d_
Holgate, J. H.. rep. Beaty, AH. soc.
Munson. G.. pro.
Ackley, R rep.
Hunt,
A.
C.
rep.
Hiner I. W., rep.
Geinger,
B. J. rto
'Jcssner. H. (’ , ind.
Holden,
J.
C.
rep.
Body felt, W. D.. rep.
Buell. F. L. rep’
Gilbert. F. S., rep.
Christensen, F. W. rep. Rogers, H. Rep.
Gilbert, D ft., rep.
Haberlach, C. rep.
Wells, Z. rep.
Dailey, s. M. rep.
Jackson. A. O., soc. Gilbert, E K., rep.
. Evans, G. ft . rep.
Talmage,
C.
W.
dem.
Getchel. L. E. rep.
Wallace. G. W.. dem. Mills. C., pro.
Christensen. A. dem
Diehl. 8. J dem.
Dye, F. J. pro.
Goyne, W. H. pro.
Huston, O. P., soc,
Turner. H. S.. dem.
Heyvaert, P. y. r~
Erickson, E. rep.
Busby, M H. rep.
Fitzpatrick,
D.
dem.
Huston, R. L.. soc. Buston, J. A , soc.
Quick. I. C. ind.
Jenkins,
B.
E.
rep.
Erickson, E. A. rep.
ft eber, J. J. dem.
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Saling. Jo soc.
Blaser, , J. re
Saling. W. A., «oc.
Plasker, A. dem.
Olson,
J.
pro.
Patrick, W.. rep.
Fitzpatrick, K. A. rep. Jones, D. D, ren
Dunstan H.. rep.
Plasker. H . dem.
Plasker, L. dem.
Weber, John. rep.
Kumm, J., rep.
Reading. *. M. » P.%.
Nichlas, Dan. rep.
Hanson, H. C. rep.
Wheeler, F. rep.
Olsen. O. W. rep.
Blanchard. C. J., soc. Ginn, A. M. pro.
Burton F. rep.
Larsen, J. F..rep.
Reynolds,
C.
E.
rep.
Bunn, A. W., dem.
Horras,
N.
dem
Vandersee. G , rep.
Zurflueh,
H. rep
Jones,
J.
D.
rep.
Haltom, B. T.. rep.
Gilbert, W. J., rep.
Zurflueh, U. rep.
Brown, A., rep.
Storey, M. W. reu
Young G. S. dem.
ft att. R. J. rep.
Ely. H. A., rep.
Olds.
A.
rep.
Buhrow, F., rep.
Tone,
F.
dem.
Brant,
J.
A.
rep.
Rigg*. J dem.
Christensen. C. rep.
Christensen. N., ind. Jackson, F., ind.
Smith, 8. rep.
Heisel, P. dem.
Hiner, C, rep.
Saling, C. O., soc.
Lyster, A B., rep.
Murphy, J. dem.
Marolf, p. rep.
Norberg. L. A. rep. Wade, R. L. rep.
Poland, G H., rep.
Nichlaus. F , dem.
West, D. D. rep.
Chance, M. T. rep.
Harris, Jeff, dem.
ft oods, ft . dem.
Kinnaman, W,t rep. Haag, B., rep.
Johnson W. H. rep.
Johnson, H. B.ioe
soc.
iohnson, *. 8. dem. Smith, P. H. M. soc
Kinnaman. E.. rep. Davidson, H. 8-, pro.
Curtis, D. dem.
Ureen, L. K. rep.
atten.H.C.G.
Van.rep.
Armstrong,
J.
rep.
Coulson. P. P., rep. Hess, D., rep.
Tinner, A. rep.
Burdick. D. rep.
Whitehouse, 8. rep.
Dye, N. J. dem.
Woods, S. C., rep.
Oberhumer, J., rep.
I voters’ choice for U.S. senator—a pledge
Darby, D. B. rep.
Squire. W. soc.
Hill. J. W. rep.
Boals, R. T. rep.
of a stranger for fear he is a grafter an< Culver. 8.. rep.
Woole, C. L., rep.
Editorial Snap Shots
Zumstein, H. dem.
Edgar, L. A. soc.
Mason, H. rep.
Beals, F. R. rep.
I which as effectually eliminates any possi­ that the farmers generally are opposed Spencer, J. I., dem.
Schlappi, K. ind.
Bibby, A. F. rep.
Stillwell, A. J. rep,
Allender, F. soc.
Norberg, P. rep.
Whitlow, K. T. rep.
BLAINE.
Allison, A. B rep.
So the “special interests'* newspaper bility of corrupt practices in the election to new capital coining in. In fact, h<
Brodhead, S. A. dem. Whitehouse. F. S. rep.
UNION.
Blalock, H. Y., pro.
ban fallen into line to do Tillamook out of a U S. senator as does Stasemenl No. was disgusted with the reception he re­ Bowser. J. J., rep.
Vantress, C. B. rep.
Williams, G. rep,
Jensen.
H- —
L., rep.
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ceived.
He seems to have placed con­ Borba. J. rep.
Blackburn, A. T. rep. Glick W. rep.
ol representation in the stale legible lure. 1. This is all to l>e ignored.
Z Weifel, R. rep.
ft ailing, C. rep.
Kinnaman,
C.
W.,rep.
Desmond,
Cha«.,
rep.
Miles, D. . rep.
fidence
in
you
and
was
very
much
pleas
­
Daws. Fred, rep.
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Berry,
L.
rep.
Trout,
F.
M.
rep.
M * *
Mills, E. P.. pro.
Ayer,
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F.J.,
• rep.
Nordbery, F. rep.
Finigan. H. rep
11 ad ley, E. D. rep.
Johnson, Geo. rep.
As our representative in the last legis­ ed at the attention that he received at Ray. W. M . pro.
Woods, J. H., dem.
Robedee. W. R. rep. Norton, J. L. pro.
The wind has dropped out of the nrw
Kirk.
J.
E.
rep.
Shortlidge,
1.
H.
rep.
Creecy, J. C., rep.
vour hands. I am glad you treated bin Cady. M. A., rep.
Breer, B. rep.
Hoover, G. A. rep.
Browne, T. P., rep. Miller, L. A. Lee rep.
boat and tbe steam has blown off on the lature. A. G. Beals discharged his duties
Coulson, N , rep.
Welch, ft. B„ dem.
Norton. F. E. dem.
Bissell. G. P. dem.
Hadley, F. rep.
Johnson, J. L. rep.
railroad. Wanted, a few more promo­ faithfully and efficiently His record is nicely, but am sorry that he left witl Jones. R. A , rep.
Gray, L. P.. rep.
Miller,
H.
E.
dem
Raleigh.
W. T. dem.
Hare,
D.
H.
rep.
that
impression
of
our
business
men
and
Morse,
W.
A.
rep.
Moon, J. T», rep.
W oods, Ollie, pro.
ters. of the "sure thing" and "guaran­ clean. He introduced and secured the
Ward. C. D. dem.
W ard. J. A. rep.
Lucas,
P.
B.
C.
rep.
Ryan,
W.
ind.
Bundy,
K.,
rep.
Hollett.
J.
J.,
rep.
citiz^nsas
it
onlv
tends
togive
Tilinmnok
passage of several important measures.
Murphy,
0.
C.
rep.
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Collier,
D.
C. rep.
Plank,
W.
J.
dein.
tee'' order,
Burke,
C.
rep.
Thompson, M., rep.
However, J shall laboi Moon, Dee, rep.
Southmayd, C. A. rep. Waymire, Z.
R. . rep.
He was the author of the Beals timber a black eye.
Svenson, C. A. rep. Erickson, J. dem.
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Jones, D. L., rep.
dennett, F., rep.
Fleck, J. rep.
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Werschkul,
0. rep.
against
this
disadvantage
and
do
all
I
Randall,
W.
8.
rep.
Gladd,
E.
rep.
bill.
This
bill
passed
the
House
with
but
Farnsworth,
C
,
rep.
Browning
J.
J.,
soc.
Really, it would be too funny for the
VXerschkul
R,
D.
rep.
Brooten,
H.
rep.
Easom.W.
B.
rep.
Ball,
E.
A
,
rep.
Richards, K. O , ind. Chopard, H. O., rep.
Hudson, C. rep.
Snap shot man to get a licking for asking three dissenting votes, and onlv lost out can to get people to go there. I have Comer.
Bowels, W. rep.
Watson,
R.
ft
.
rep.
Wheeler,
F.
rep.
B.
F.,
rep.
Elkins,
Edgar,
rep.
.Miles, H. A rep.
Knoblock, E. J, rep.
a question. We have heard and seen a bv three votes in the senate where it met calls daily about Tillamook but as vet Cuuison, G. F., rep. Gladwell, W, D., dem. Hoffstatter.M. D. rep. Smith, I. C. rep.
Webb, E. J. rep.
Bowles, T. J. rep.
Goodspeed, E. rep
Kiger, G W. rep.
Curl, M., rep.
good many men who would like to muz with the opposition of a pnweiful k»hln the transportation facilities seem to b» Velsh, F. J , dem.
Hudson, VV. L. rep. Hogan, C. W. rep.
Blaser, F. rep.
Conklin, J. soc.
Yarnell, J H., rep.
in the employ of the timber barons. Had the main drawback in getting them in.” Bays. W. N., rep.
zlelhe Headlight.
Allen,
G. E. rep.
Belleque, G. rep.
Baker, E. M. rep.
Webb, W. R. rep.
Rowland, E. E , rep. Bavs. M.J.. rep.
this
measure
been
enacted,
TiJamook
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Hudson, W. rep.
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Gist, T. M. dem.
Hiner, L. soc.
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Parser, , _ I. V.
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rep.
Lears, C. ft'., soc.
Miller, H. T.. rep.
Brooten,
T.
rep.
Hudson, J. J., rep.
County
would
have
been
saved
the
$35,-
|
Kosebraugh.W'.W
rep.
Brant,
P.
r«p.
Creecy, J. B..rep.
Moon, N. R.. rep.
Someone seems to have circulated the
Latimer,
J.
E
rep.
Booth,
W.
dem.
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Welsh,
H.
V.,
dem.
Nicklaus,
J.,
rep.
000
or
$40,000
is
is
about
to
expend
to
report that those who signed the peti­
Randall, D. G. rep.
Baker, W. F. rep.
BARNEGAT.
tion for a bridge across the Wilson river, have its timber cruised. If there was
Shrode,
M. pro.
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Nelson, N. W. dem.
Estate of Nels Sather.
McMillan, J W. jr.rep. Quick, W. rep.
Higgins, G. H., rep. Jansen, G., rep.
instead of one across the north fork, are nothing else to the credit of Mr. Beals
Notice is hereby given that under signed si
Jenkins, E. dem.
Jones. J. L. rep.
Jrabel, 8 H., rep.
Hauxhurst, Jo., rep.
wanting to do away with the road from but the authorship of this bill, it would
Finley, A pro.
administrator of the estate of Nels Sather,
Knudson, C. P- dem.
(ones G. A. pro.
Kenoyer, C. W., soc.
entitle him to re election.
Jenkins’ bridge up. This is not so.
deceased, has filed his final account in the
Handley. C, B. rep.
Snodgrass, E. D. rep.
Biggs J A., rep.
Martiny, D,, rep.
County Court of the State of Oregon, for
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CARNAHAN.
Tillamook County, and that Monday the6th
M«ys. A. rep.
One of our business men received this
Tillamook City has a big bonded i li­
day of July, 1908, at the hour of ten o’clock
Turner, B. W„ _____
soc.
Rey, L. P , soc.
in the forenoon of said day, and the Court­
LITTLE NESTUCCA.
I heiler. J., rep.
debtedness and needs money to pay the letter from Ralph Ackley, which goes to
Phillips, I. S., rep.
Schild, A,, rep.
room of said Court, has been appointed bj
Desmond, C., rep.
interest and principle. So it the people in show how difficult it is to get enter,
Redberg. L J. rep.
Lumwalt,
C.
L.
rep.
Capital Slock............................ $25,000.
Simmons, W. R., rep. Schild. K., rep.
said Court as the time and place for hearing
Penter,
ft
.
A
rep.
Webb.
E
L
rep.
the country will vote tor saloons and prises started here, even when an oppor
rane, G. B , dem.
of
objections thereto and the settiewat
Bumgarner.
J.,
soc.
Hess, A. W. rep.
Hess, H. A. rep.
Offers every facility for safe hanking Blum, C., rep.
come to the city and spend their money tunity does present itself ;
thereof.
Blum. Ed , soc.
Craven, J. A. soc.
Foster. F. S. rep.
and solicits your business.
Hall.
E..
rep.
Dated
and first published Thursday Mij
Dixton,
J.
C,,
rep.
for booze, why, see how easy it will be
Foster, 1. H. soc.
Ferguson, E. A. dem.
“Our friend, Mr Vaughn, has returned
Fowler F F., rep.
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15, 1908.
Simmons, _ ____
J. N., soc.
Blair, W rep.
Mills, W. A. dem
for the city.
to the city and was in the office this
Simmons.
H
L.,
soc.
Moore,
I.
H.,
rep.
R aleigh P. T rimble ,
Penter,
T
H..
rep.
Commercial, Savings and Trust De­ Bluin. Jacob, rep.
Benson, G. H. rep.
ni— Alvin,
• •->- —
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Blum,
rep.
Administrator.
morning.
He seems to have found partments.
Farker, C. A. rep.
Goeres, C. W. soc.
Blum FretF soc.
Amacher, P.. rep.
Follett,
<
’
rep.
The pupils of the district school in this things very unfavorable down there in
Redberg,
O.
B.
rep.
Irndorf,
B.,
rep.
Parsons,
H.
G..
soc.
Schaeffer, G. R. rep. Fox, J. rep.
Interest at current rates on checking Mmmons J. L , dem. Robitsch. F. W., rep.
city have petitioned Prof W. R. Ruther the way of buving into the new electric
Porter, T. A. rep.
How’s This?
Goeres, C. G. ind.
Parrish. G. ft ., soc. Turner, B. E., soc.
ford to consent to remain the principal company
He secins to appreciate the accounts.
Shelton. R. C. soc,
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward f<
Scherzinger, F. ind.
Carter,
E.
A
,
rep.
Our little book, *• Helpful Hints on
of the school. It is to the best interest fact that Tillamook has a great future
Fox, C. rep.
any case of Catarrh that cannot be curedlj
Ward, W. rep. *
Fletcher, A W. rep. Ward, J. D. dem.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
DOLPH.
of the school that he remain, for there before it «nd he is not afraid to invest B.inking,’’ explaining how to do your
Ward. Jesse, soc
F. J. CHENEY 8t CO., Toledo, 0
Whiteman, L. E. rep.
Gottwaldt, T.. dem. Paul, K- W„ ind.
is nothing like hanging on to a good his money there it it wasn't for the moss- banking by mail is ready.
Bowman,
F.
A.
dem.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Redberg.
vv.
rep.
Lent, F. L., ind.
Jones, J. F., rep.
principal when we have one. Mr. Ruther­ bnckism displayed bv «nine ot our
Commons, A. M. rep. Mendenhall, E J dem. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hi«
•Send for a copy. It’s free for the Bishop J., ind.
Flippin, ft H . dem.
Dunn, J. C.
perfectly honorable in all busiuess tract
ford has been figuring upon spending a citizens. He says they seem to be afraid asking.
_ rep.
Whiteman, J. K. rep.
Langley, C. W., dem. Jubb, W. P., rep.
Atterbury, A. W. pro. Taggart, J rep.
actions and tinancially able to carry out MJ
Miller. O., rep.
few more years in college, but has not
Kellow, O., rep.
Christensen. W H. rep. Pletcher, D. If. rep. I obligations mad* by their firm.
Bragg,
ft
soc.
fully decided when he will do so.
V ach, F. dem.
Dunn, D. J. »oc.
W alding , K innan & M aivin .
FAIR VIEW.
tlellenbrand. O. T. rep. Gaines, S. E. rep.
Wholesale Duggists, Toleldo, 0.
* M fr­
Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ad.
Hellenbrand,
J.W.
rep.
Christensen,
C.
rep.
.Mills, M., rep.
Rowell, G. G., rep.
it is strange, so awfullv strange, that
ing directly upon the blood and mucous »
Fraser, A. rep.
Baker, I. H. soc.
W. Tinnerstet, rep.
M.
C.
Trowbridge,
rep.
no one knew anything about the gamb­
taces of the system. Testimonials sent fret
Miller. L. C. dem.
Follett, H. E. dem.
Doughney, Pat, rep. Wolfe. Luke, rep.
Foster, J. C. rep.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drnnifr
Maddux, J. W., dem. bappington, G. ft..rep. Weis». J. rep.
ling that was going on in the gambling
Foster,
J
C
rep.
Craven.
J
K.
dim.
Take Half’s Family Pills for constipation.
Beals,
A.
G.,
rep.
Donaldson, Joe. rep.
joint. Hilt here’s the funny part of it.
Beckwith, H. D. rep. Atterbury, C. V. rep.
Skomp, F. C., rep.
Gubser,
A.,
rep.
One ot our informants is a personal
Rock, S. H. rep.
Noyes, W. E. dem.
Weston, H, E., rep.
Pesterfield, J., rep.
To Whom it May Concern.
Ryan, J. M. soc.
Wilson. T. K. rep.
Kunze, C., ind.
friend of Mayor lohnson and Citv Attor­
Abplanalp, M., rep.
Rteinmasal.J, soc.
Baxter, W. rep.
Anderson, S, V., rep. Maxwell, R , rep.
ney Talmage. Isn’t it tunny. Hut what
Notice
is hereby given that Mr,. A. 1
Winters,
W.
D.,
rep.
Kingston,
P.
rep.
Hunt.J. W.. rep.
ft ard, G. H., rep.
is the use of going off half cocked, Mr.
Baxter, G. rep.
Leach, W’. H., rep.
.., H. E.. rep.
Williams.
Abraham, wife of the undersigned. Joh
Mayor?
The same lawless faction
linnerstet, U. R., rep. Rupp,
J.
’
f.
KuPP. J. J., rep.
A. Abrahnm. has deserted and left A
NEHALEM.
Holden, H. F., dem. Johnson,
l~'------- * L.,dem.
brought the administrations of other
Leave Tillamook City at 9 30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
home ot said John A, Abraham, agau«
LuiaLwd. A., rep.
Tubbesing, H. H. rep. At.ey. N. P. rep.
Kiger.J., rep.
mayors into disrepute
Mills.
Grant,
rep.
Lutman,
C.
rep.
Crawford.
Crawford,
W.
rep.
Sturveuga, L., rep.
his will and without his consent. AR
Leave Bay City at 10.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.
Kunze, G., rep.
* * *
Karl, John. dem.
v'S
m
u.
rn
i5
n
’
.
.
'
rep
Lundburg,
S.
deni.
all persons are hereby notified not ton-
Glad, N. O., rep.
Knight. W. h. rep.
rep
W eber, F., rep.
Lundburg,
F. __ rep.
This is the conversation which Sheriff
re
I
n
1
Daily, except Sunday.
Carver. W.. rep.
tend
credit to her on the account of Joh
Braumersrenther.E.rep. Ludtke, G. rep
Ackley. Lee. rep.
Crenshaw overheard by two Oregonians
•'tasex. E.. rep.
Zaddach, F. rep.
* dem.
Todd, t*
B. A.
Jacob, V., rep.
A. Abraham.
Ja^ob,
P.,
rep.
Loerpabel,
G.
rep.
while stopping at an hotel when outride
Bester, F D.. rep.
Christensen, C. H. rep.
Fare, one way, 75c. Rouud trip, $1.25.
Dated April 30, 1908.
¿uerener, J., rep.
McKimens.G. R.dem. Thompson, J. W. soc.
Jacobs, B., rep.
last week :
Gray, H., rep.
dcovill, E. K. soc.
J ohn A. A brahim .
Randall, C., rep.
Easom, A. rep.
Downs,
S.,
dem.
Roy,
F.
dem.
“I’ve never been out of the state ’’
ft oodward, J. T., rep
Agello, J. rep.
'•chronz,
P..
rep.
Alley,
H.
V.
rep.
Schollmeyer,
H.
rep.
Hanenkratt.
G.,
ren.
“I can beat vou there. I have ; once.
For Sale or Trade.
Durrer, J rep.
Scovell, 8. soc.
J • D Ackley, rep.
Crawford, R. A. rep.
1 went over to fillamook for u short
Williams, J., rep.
Larson, J. soc.
Kunze, R., rep.
Duncan, J. F. rep.
First class Confectionery Buiineui»*
Kimball, ft . T., rep. Maxwell, W., rep.
Sven«on, H. 8. ind.
visit.’’
Boyakin. D. L. rep.
Kush, ft ., rep.
Klein, A. rep.
thriving town in California 18 mik
Mills, G. S., rep.
Kamm, J. rep.
The sheriff smiled and kept mum, for
Brown. P. J., rep.
Klein, N. ft', rep.
Tohi, H. W. rep.
from Los Angeles. The town h»s 3.5W
Hanenkratt, B., rep.
Severance, F.. rep.
fear that the Oregonians might take him
Effenberrger,
J.
rep.
Donaldson,R B.L ,dem
Hicks, J. R. rep.
inhabitants, is well lighted by electricity,
Hodgdon, G., rep.
lor a foreigner it they knew that he came
Hodgdon. M A., rep. Tohl. H.rep.
Fosetti, C. rep.
Billings. D.. rep.
has good city water, and is situated“
Tubbesing. ft. dem. Armstrong. W. soc.
-
Bmbum,
J
.
dem.
from Tillamook.
Jenkins, G. T., dem. Witherel. G T., rep.
Larson. E. E. rep.
good electric road with good car »ef’tt
fr fr 4
Davis, G. E., soc.
«p"P
Wilks. L C , dem. P
connecting it with LosAngelessnd otks
Witsdie, A A . rep. Struebv. F K . rep.
««¿‘»¿"Klbi.B. A.rep Casjir, A rep.
The aspirants for office in Multnomah
Wilks, L. N., dem
points. The business is equipped •»
Himes, W J., rep.
Ro,». K. rep.
n akeley, F. M. rep
had a novel banquet in Portland, the
Odermatt, A , dem. Oliver, AD, rep’
kw ™?en’ u * £'P
»telnhaner, F. gP rep first class apparatns.and is doing «I»»
Davis, J 8., soc.
republicans who were defeated in the pri-
Marolf, A., rep.
-fid beiiTx H F r'P 2,nim,rm>” A. rep.
ness of from $20 to $75 per day.
Maynard. L. S.. rep. Holden, V.. rep.
Ho"?br% Arep'P
Crawford, A. rep. P
mai v election dined amt. we suppose,
Tannler. A . rep.
stand investigation. See G.W. Evpol«
wined the winners That is a right kind
Red berg. F. n., rep. Weston, Ed., rep.
any real estate man.
ot a spirit, amt better than ttie ‘ knife,“
TILLAMOOK.
FOLEY.
which will greatly help to tiring about
Goyne, T. H. pro.
Lamb,
G.
B.
rep.
Good Liniment.
harmony in that county Ami with Sen­
Bott». H. T. rep.
K¿rtiin J: •s'S.
r'p
Smith, W. B dem.
W iley. W w. ren.
Battersun. M . rep Mane's {oh,
ator Eullou opening up headquarters in
Long, F. rep.
You will hunt a good while lieforej"
Sales.
W
H..
rep
P
H
ire
W
S
1
r.L
,V
Stillwell
M
V.
rep.
Murphy,
J.
L.
dem.
Portland to asHist in the election of H.
find a liniment that is equal to Cl»“
< rockett, E. N. dem. ■ Dreqr. C. N. rep.
Kasom, W. rf.. 5en,. "‘re W 8 • "P-
M. Cake for United States ¡Senator, it
Grayson. G. W rep.
berlain'a Pain Balm as a cure for mu**
J
W. rep.
Severance. A. W rep '• Stan,by,E.
begins to look as though the republicans
garibaldi .
lar and rheumatic pains, for the curea
g'lKhner. G. dem.
Ptank, A ..rep
Johnson, Ben. soc.
art getting hark to tiist principle« and
Ellison,
J
H.
ind.
sprains
and soreneas of the muscle*.
Sharp. P J. rep
______ ___
Edmunds. H. R., rep
w ill «weep the State in June with a big
In case of rheumatism and sciatic» 11
Wicklund, G. rep
Pearson. F., rep.
Hathaway,
J.
H.
rep.
majority.
Stillwell. B. rep
Thompson. H.,„ dem. Ekroth F
relieves the intense pain and make»"*!
Chase, W . u. rep
Mills, W ht rep.
Shearer,
* * *
shearer p
V m
M . dim.'
dem. rhearcr. O..’S
Lucy. A B dem.
and rest possible. In case of spraiMJ*
Nel»on, S. rep.
Harrison. J M t
Nolan.
O.
rep.
Fearing that the tunp «hot man may
P„ ^'“PP*. v * “*. rep. Wilt, G. P. detn.
relieves tile soreness and restore,
Thompaon. D E . ” „„
Ellison, D. . H. rep.
rep. Sharp, J. w rtp.
P Baker. P. C„ reu.
never have seen n ‘ Merry Uidow Hat.”
Ballant.vnr. 1 J r.p.
parts to a healthy condition in oneth1“
E. rep.
C U., rep
Stillwell, W. D. rep Johnson.
Bobaon, F F . dem. Mandi»,
one of our «ub»crihera «ends us thia
Mitchell.
H.
rep
P
T*ir
oa
J?
’
L
J
P
ro
the time required, by the usual treae
Cook. J. R rep.
Smith, L. L . dem
Jolly.
W.
dem.
paragraph to give us the necessary in
Johnson,
T..
soc
inent. It is equally valuable for *»"*
Met argar. S. rep.
K'plej. M. H . .oc.
O. rep
Marshall. G., ind'
formation, taken from an pattern paper :
Hjrrom, I’ , rep.
W. H. rep Gulstrom,
back and all de. p seiled and muse““'
Daw,on. J. H. pro.
Richardson, W. F rep. Alderman,
Miuich, J K , rep.
Latimer. I. D. rep.
Nolan,
A.
R.
rep.
•‘Last night a man. name unknown,
Radus.
H..
rep.
’
’
pains. 2> and 50 O.ut si,«« for *)e“
Dir.a. r H . qcai
Booth, H. dem.
Rees,
J.
rep.
Bynum, L T. dem
walked down Turner street. In front
llay», W. s.. rep.
«van». A L.. dem
all druggists
McKinley,
F.
B.
rep.
1 are, A K rep
imilh, L C . rep
was a women wearing a “Merry Widow”
Page. A. L. rep.
Jhepnard G.. dem.
Hanenkratt. F rep Hanenkratt,
hat the sue »»( a bicycle wheel The man
R. rep.
Rademacher. P."rep
Crook, C J dem
Senator Fulton can surelv find no Id*
Van ires«. <J B . rep Kabkee,
R.,
rep.
k
hu’?,OFn'rTepP d'm
failed to notice the hat. and when he
Raster. W. H. rep
Bexan. G h.. rep.
consolation in the great majority s’*
C. G.. ioc.
Carey
M.
rep.
was near the women the latter turned
aimpaon, N.J. rep. Paquet.
Perry. D., sop.
Sarchet. T. i. rep.
which he carried I.is own county. *■
Oarvan. Bd„ rep.
»li**1' L K
n round. The sharp and braided edge ol
Cohn, G. dem.
Johnson, J , rep.
Faquet. j , aoc, K
Klliott, F. N. dem
sop. At least his neighbors and t“*
the hat «truck the man acrmui the eve»,
V arrehman, A t , dem Gove. J. C. „p.
*oolfe c. H. dem.
Hall. A . rep.
who knew him best personally
H T. rep.
One of the advantages of having a bank Warren J H , rep. Simpson.
with a howl ot rage and pain the man
Hberman. W H rep. giSSh"?' B T d"»
DerSy, w H . rep.
Sappington. F. L ret> how popular he was among them "*’“
Ihorall c , rep
Shaw, D A rep
grabbed the hat. tore it from the maid- I
•
ent,
A
8.,
dem.
account is the fact that every transaction Reifenbur*. L H ,rep
Boqul.t, N. Q. dem m
Melch
TS. . * J w -
n man has lived in a community (of0',
• hi ’« head, threw it on the ground. I
'■ ¿f*"*- p- "P
Tilden. C. rep
po^yT’^^
LT’I.TB
thirty years, and been very ac,,T* .
Peery. H , soc.
•tamped on it. and then kicked it into
recorded on the books of the bank in con­ Strom. J., rep.
Senn. ii. rep ’°c
Gervais, D., rep.
politic* nearly all that time,and cs"P"
the street, alter which he disappeared
»•¡•dcrs. L. rep.
nection with your account is a record to
about seven vote* to another candid»
HEBO.
down an alley.” Do you blame the man?
Kllnehan.
F J rep
-
5»
d
K
W
4"
p
!
?o
'
one. it is pretty strong proof th*1 •* J?
Hoag. B D rep
Hey.
w ■ rep.
L emei.
"-.ws
.
which you may have access if necessary.
Ford E G. rep.
vitalities that merit friendship »nd »*
fr ♦ ♦
Li?5- c dem*
WU-o-’j"^
Haya R. B rep
Such a record often proves of great Rusren. P .-’re.. re"?' brown. W . T* ’den.
herents—Oregon Milt, St. Helen*
Mr. A. G Beah, republican nominee
I^ach. M F. rep
Hadley, e. R.PreP
Hm. A B Treprtt’"
for ioint rvpresentativn, secured hi. noni
But how will the Clatsop
Melchior, N E rep. Stephens, W. J „p.
value.
Sappington. W . ren Edwards. M T
Stanley c L. rep
inntion I»» strici compliance with the
Koy. C .rep
vote in thejune election, tor Chan*“\
8 rep.
c' o*™ 1 PeT7 J r3>
Lnndqnt.t C.
¡¡:v s
direct primary law,.nd noi at the hand,
Shortridge.
,
rep.
lain, who wns in the conspiracy t0*S
Forsfend, F rep.
1 his bank will be pleased to have your
“•Her. D A„
Cobier O A »oc
ol a lew Scheinin* politician, who are
Morris, j D rep.
and succeeded in defeating Senstor r "
William, J rep
R- R-. rep
Briody F.. rep. P ■ rep
bauking business.
•"ow. h A. rep
•Be«. J P rep’
Hudspth. J. if. „p
seeking to rob Tillamook ol it. represen­
Lusk. F . rep
ton in the primary election or for“'
Fnrm.n
F
re^.
Potter.
J
m
.
req
Kin*
W.C..,ip.
tation in the .tale legislature The uon
Farmer. H M rep Wi soa. W H . rep
Cake ? It is plain to see that d-mocr»
Cdnover s. W rep
Jenc*.
J.
r.
ryp
P
Groat.
L,
re,.
partisan Chamberlain movement would
lmlah. A A . rep’
• llso.J /. rep.
»oVX., Baker h . s.rep. P
are chuckling over Senator Fulto**
a>k you to cast aaide this fart, the clean
Redwine. J. rep
J G . rip
Mathers, c rf. „p
feat. The funnies part ot tbe mat**'' ,
Tnleok. W , rep/
Kellow. H J. „„
aide record ot Mr Beal. . the mond
A«P.
P..
«or
Turner, o «.. rep
Webb. B AJ rep’
After falsely anumng Senator
Prxrs ? B • rep.
1 J., rrp
Jenck. M J . rep P
term precedent ; the recognised right ol 1
rerns, M J . rep.
Lane A A den,
wrong doing, which they faiW ,0 ’ ,
the people of Tillamook County to name I
M
"P
•plea,
J.
B
.
rep
ArstiU.
A..
Ind
»harp
H
H
.
rep
Mills J 0 . rep
stantiatc, the malicious, maligna**
Mahoney R , rep.
her representative . the pledge taken by ,
Hoevet. c. R ren
Landingham L. rep
Jenek p„ rep
who attacked the senator's
Cohn. A 1 rep^
P . dem.
Lewallen, c.. rep p
Mr. Heals to support the rspoblkarj
•odyfelt. G * rep Sanders.
O D^p
Cook. H.. rep
•nd personal character, now want
Michaud. J„ ten
Senders. H. C rep
Larsen.
M
ft.,
«»rke-J
L
.
rep.
”
TomHnson.
J
K
,dem
<»ody*lt, o.. rep
tor Fulton's friends to give their »apj*^
M H; HARRISON. Cosher.
Tomlinson, s , rep
lhosdu, « deo>.
Baker B a., ren
J. I ir
to those who conapired to bring •*",
McAdama, L. V dem Speaker.
Anderson, A. --
P
his defeat. It is awfully funny, i*
rep.
MiHiiMiSMWSiill
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Bargains in All Lines.
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and FURNISHING GOODS.
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The Registration
Broken Lines in Shoes, Hats and Underwear at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
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First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE
A UTOMOBILE !
Two Trips Daily
Between Taillmoak & Bay City
To the Public
Having bought the Feed and Imple­
ment Business of B. O. Snuffer in this
city, I am prepared to furnish everything
in the Implement line.
Good goods at honest prices.
Give me a call.
ours for business.
CLARENCE HANENKRATT.
We Keep a . . . .
for Record You
Tillamook County Bank,
TILLAMOOK, ORE.