TILLAûiOOK HEADLIGHT. JANUARY 20. 1*10.
the Nehalem bootleggers, who J CITY WINS ROAD CASE* I A YEAR’S RECORD.
Editorial Snap Shots. about
helped
to add to the immoral and
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County to Pay City Back Of Births, Marriages and
Say, Bro. Miller, get up early and i lawless atmosphere of the county.
Road Tax Collected.
Deaths in Tillamook.
puint Bay City with that keg of red i The Enterprise had better pluck the
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12.—Elsie Batzner, 2 days.
15.—James W. Beaty, 68 years.
22. —Madeline Jacobs, 4 years.
Notice
Notice is hereby given, that th.
County Court of Tills mooktv^j
MAY.
ty, Oregon, will receive
11.—Peter Brant, 75 years.
Bids for the construction of
23. — Patricia F. Browne, 70 years. of the Carl Possetti Road, s-U*
Judge Burnett has rendered a de-
mote out of its own eye, and after
ink by way of a novelty.
as the Yellow Fir Mill road. a^M
J une .
The births numbered 71 for the
doing so will see more clearly that ! vision in the case where the city is
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ing to plansand speciticationsoafe,
There was a falling offof 30 births bootleggers have brought Till»- suing the county for back road year 1900, and included 36 males anil [ 19.- Pearl West, 13 years.
26. -Thomas Walter Bowles, 20 with the County Clerk.
in the county last year, as the ad I mook City as well as Nehalem into taxes collected within the corporate 35 female«, which is a decrease of 39
Said road to be graded, commenc
from the previous year.
years.
vent of only 71 babies are recorded. | disrepute and with it a certain limits in favor of the city.
Judge Galloway rendered a deci | The total number of marriages
28. -W. M. Mills, 50 years.
ing at Angle “2” of the Loc11it|
It may be that an annual baby show amount of criticism upon city offi
3 j ,_F. N'. Schoonmaker, 34 years. Survey and running to the TillamJ
cials for allowing it to go on. Ano sion adverse to the city at the April were 55, an increase of 9.
would foster this infant industry.
S eptember .
ther thing, here in Tillamook the ; term and the case being resubmitted
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There are 32 deaths recorded, but
River at Angle “7" of said sUnM
The bootleggers and the gambling city derives a license from soft was argued before Judge Burnett at this is not complete, as the certifi-
4.-Lee McFall. 24 years.
Road to be graded to a width g
ilen proprietors had better sit up drink places which became blind the November term and taken under I cates of deaths of several persons,
14._joe Casal, 24 year«.
not less than twelve feet, and oni
and taka notice, if they are not aware pig joints, yet the city officials make advisement______________
24—John Anderson, 38 years.
1 including the victims of the Argo,
grade according to profile.
that there is a new justice of the no effort to stop the traffic or revoke
I have not been filed, as they should
28
—
Albert
Maurer,
40
years.
All bids to be filed with the Cota,
More Bills allowed by Court.
peace whom none of the attorney« their licenses, consequently the
OCTOBER.
1 be, with the County Health Officer,
ty Clerk off Tillamook County. 0«.
Below will lie found Borne addi- Dr. I. M. Smith. The deaths would
can control, run or bullyrag. And city pockets the revenue and the
gon, on orxbefore Feb. 2nd, ¡91 q lt
12 - W. M. Keys, 12 years.
a new deputy district attorney as county is put to the trouble and the tional bills allowed at the last meet number 40 llat] they all been record
N ovember .
10 o’clock a.m., the Court reservir.
well.
expense of prosecuting these cases. ing of the connty court before it ad- ed The previous yearonly 21 deaths , 19. —Verna Flora Paquet, 3 years. the right tc reject any and all bid,.
a s
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journed last week :
1 were recorded. It may be intereat-
29. —Julian Davis, 72 years.
By order of the Court.
C. E. Trombly has taken over the
Justice courts in Tillamook were
Claim of C. W. Talmage of $2J for .
20
Merley
Perry,
30. -Ruth
J. C. H olden ,
management of "the Herald plant, quite an expensive luxury the past prosecuting the Baker and Buchan , ing to know the cause of some of
the deaths apart from those who months.
County Clerk.
and in extending to him a welcome year, for they cost the taxpayers
an cases, was allowed in the sum of died in infancy and old age : I uber-
D ecember .
hand, the snap allot man is in hope double the amount of money over
$15.
culosis, 2 ¡.pnevmonia, 3 ; typhoid, j 6. —Jane Selina Elliott, 85 years.
that he will be more successful than the previous year, and the worse
We Are Buyers of Timber.
H. T. Botts, premium on
7. —Ethel M. Vedder, 14 years^
1; accidentally killed, 5 (aot includ-
his predecessors, who have had to feature of all was the glaring fact
$25
so
sheriff’s bond .........................
ing the five persons drowned by the
“get" whenever the powers behind that the deputy district attorney
If you wish to sell, kindly mail®
Marriages.
Geo. W. Bodylelt, salary .... 47 00 Argo wreck and life boat accident ,
the throne decreed that it was time could not get justice in the late Jus
description of your claim and num
J anuary .
H. V. Alley, salary ................. 56 00 murdered, 1 ; heart failure, 5 ; as
for them to get down and out.
3.—Elmer Jackson and Ida Potter. ber of feet of timber, stating be»
tice Sappington’s court and had to R. T. Boals, treatment to Allie
thma, 1 ; found dead, 2 ; Bright a
as*
28.—James F. Hinerand Clare Bell much there is of each variety, and
desist prosecuting a number of canes
Foland........................................
Road district No. 3 has a new road
disease, 1 ; suicide, 1.
price wanted. You will hear from
Lucas.
waicli would have reduced the ex Chas. I. Clough, meh.............
supervisor. It is to be lioped that
F ebruary .
us. Queen Investment Co., 410 Fail,
Births.
penses of the justice court had jus T. H. Goyne, justice court ..
B. W. Alderman will become the
9.—Jack \V. Williams and Clau- ing Building, Portland, Oregon.
J anuary .
tice been fairly and properly admin John Hickey, road work.........
bous of the road work in that dis
die Edgar.
12. —John Berris, male.
istered. But it was not and the tax H. Crenshaw, circuit court
trict, for there appears to lie a gene
12.— Vergel Donaldson and Effie
Dogs in Germany.
expenses................................ . . 691
2ft — Geo. A. F. Ludtke, male.
payers, as usual, have to bear the
ral opinion that there have been too
22.-Joseph Emmenagger, male. Townsend.
burden. The expenses of the justice Paul Werner................................. 11
The dacshund is the favorite dog
many bosses inthat district and not
| 13.—W. F. Meaner and Ella Sta-
22.—Robert T. Boals, male.
courts amounted to $699.75 in 1908, King A Smith, meh................. 39
in Germany, and a very useful and
enough road improvement for the
4
J.
P.
Allen
....................................
venga.
25.—Guy Bunn, female.
anil they jumped to $1,477.75 last
large amount of money expended.
18. Arthur Goff and Nora Adams. pleasant companion he seematobe
3ft—Thomas B. Hadley, male.
year, or more than double in one C. A. Parks ................................. 10
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25.—Clark Smith and Daisy Buck The English bulldog is a good a«,
Polk
County,
board
for
Hem
F
ebruary
.
year.
There
are
too
many
trumpery
We are afraid that Bro. Turner is
ond in popularity, and the nearer
bree ............. ................................ 147 38
5.—Dan Fletcher,{female.
les.
troubled with a chronic case of «ore cases dragged into the justice and
he is to our standard points thebet-
648 22
| 28.—Frank
R. McGregor ard
7. —Martin V. Tone, male.
head. The snap «hot man was a circuits, a number of which are W. Wood, Tillamook bridge .
ter he is liked, says Farm and Home
Thomas
Harrison,
Tillamook
13.
—
James
Pallin,
female.
Helen Ingonen.
pretty good kind of a fellow when brought out of petty jealousies or
The fox terrier varies a good deal
bridge ........................................ 76 75
M arch .
18. —A. M. Austin, female.
lie gave Turner an indorsement to to enable some attorneys to work
in size and making, and is eviden
16
40
O.
H.
Schrader,
supplies
....
Biser
and
Josephine
M
arch
.
their
clients
for
a
big
fee.
For
sev
8.
—
Zeno
become the “pup sucker" at Hem
tly not so well known in Germany
5.—Edward E. Smith, male.
Schuler.
lock pout office, but failing to land eral years past the circuit court John Hickey ................................ 18 40
as he deserves to be.
16
00
Cyrus
Randall,
witness
..........
13."RussJohnson
and
Edna
Smith.
17.
—
Berry
Miner,
male.
dockets
have
contained
cases
which
it, gee, he has been uore ever since, !
The ladies there are as fond nt
36
00
C.
E.
Donaldson,
witness....
and
Luella
24. —Arthur Holden, male.
17.—John B. F. Giesy
und the whole universe is out of shows how ready some attorneys
their little Poms and their King
4 40
25. —Emil Hellenbuyck, female.
M. Pike.
whack. Poor fellow, but he bus our are to rush their clients into court Grant Mills .................................
Charier s *« as are their English sis
5 85
A pril .
28.—Fred Hastings and Agnes
tender sympathy and compasión on 1 over «ome paltry affair, and while George Williams .......................
ters of their pet dogs at home.
8. —Charles A. Johnson, female.
I such cases are being aired they cost Wm. Easom, wood................... 200 00
Snyder.
account of liis bad ailment.
Some few dogs in the streets are
A pril .
10.—Bradbury Batzer, female.
; the taxpayer probably $150 a day A. M. Commdns, judgment.. 98 00
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11.—Elmer Marshall and Rose harnessed to four-wheeled truck
13.—Auie P. Blum, female.
We are glad that none of the Re in juror« an<lwitnes«es fees. Take, A. W. and C. C. Fletcher, do. 83 50
Usually a man and a dog pull. The
Baker.
13. ------ . Willis, female.
publican attorneys jumped around for an illustration, the case of suing Fred Scherzinger, ditto............. 93 10
I
21.—MurtRedmand andNita Klock. work seems too heavy and exhaui-
like cats on hot brick« drumming the editor for simply making a inis-* K. Mills, extra work ................ 150 00
15.- Herbert Thomas, male.
2d —Rudolph Zach man, male.
21.—E. Burgener and Ema Hilby. ting for the dogs, which are gane-
up a case to muzzle the press and take in a person's name or having John Aschim, extra work ...... 150 00
rally mongrels of the mastiff type
M ay .
choke off free criticism. No matte r him arrested for printing a circular |
M ay .
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how big u grafter or scoundrel may for other parties, shows, on the face PASTOR AND PEOPLE DE-
10.—Thomas Davis, male.
19.—Wm. J. Galloway and Elsie They look in fair condition and are
not ill treated.
be running for office, the democrat« | ot it, that courts of justice in this |
17.- Fred Stillwell, male.
Webb.
LIGHTED.
want to muzzle the Pre«« and muz - county are being used, not for jus- Revival at Church of Christ Grow
17.—Frank Dye, male.
28.—Charles A. Smith and Ida J.
A Wretched Mistake
zle the people und make it u crimi [tice, but for personal spleen, and at
17. —Harry Long, female.
Davis.
ing in Interest and Power.
to endure the itching, painful dis
nal offence to publish the truth. t ic taxpayers’ expense. If the cost«
27.
—
Geo.
Vandersee,
male.
Hansen
and
Burley
M.
28.
-L.
E.
There is always a little feeling of
tress of Piles. There’s no need to.
Isn’t thut enough to make the few | in a number of cases which find ■ uncertainty with the coining of a
28. Mike Abpanalp, female.
Edwards.
Listen: “I suffered much from
J une .
remaining democrats who cling to their way into the justice court had i ■ New Evangelist to lead a church in
30.—S. G. Thayer, male.
Piles.” writes Will. A. Marsh, d
3.—Lewis A. York and Mary J. Siler City, N. C., “tell I got a hot
the tail of the democratic mule to be charged up to those who rush I its revival, but the pastor of the
J une .
Lang.
of.Bucklen’s Arnica Slave, and wn
disgusted with their party Î Great is into court, and not to the taxpayers, I Church of Christ and the members
4. —C. W. Prentiss, male.
6.—Elmer Rice and Nellie Edith soon cured,” Burns, Boils, Ulcer»,
democracy in Tillamook.
there would be less cases. We will are delighted with the work of Evan
9. —Frank Landolt, female.
Fever, Sores, Eczema, Cuts, Chap
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Chase.
17.—Arthur Hunt, female.
cite several cases and give the costs gelists Holmes and Sheilds.
ped Hands,Chilblains, vanish befort
Mr.
The question of starting a Com of them in the future just to show
9.—Emil Benscheidt and Mary it. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough.
26. — Jasper Buckles, female.
Holmes ha« taken great care in the
mercial Club is again on the tapis. t tat some of the attorneys, instead
Spenler.
J uly .
preparation of hi« addresses and
It tin- hull in the I illauiook Build-
following Judge Burnett's advice
15. —Ralph U. Moore and Clara M.
1.—Luke Wolf, male.
has a pleasing address ns well, He
It is a dangeron8 thing to takei
ing could be leased for live years to avoid litigation, have been crowd-
Watt
7. —C. H. Woolfe, male.
cough medicine containing opiate»
has
nerved
both
as
pastor
and
evan
L
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for that purpose it would give the ing the court« withCHses which have
that
merely stifle your cough instead
16.
—
Wayne
W.
Gibbs
and
Amy
A.
8. —Louis Loll, male.
club commodious and up to date no merit, but «imply to obtain fees gelist, and hus a splendid grasp
of curing it, Foley’s Honev and
Reeher.
9.
—
Andrew
Christensen,
female.
Tar loosens and cures the cough
quarters. Every business man in mid cause trouble and bad feeling of the needs of a community along
17. —Oscar Wershkul and Kate and expels the poisonous germ»,
14. —Dell Burdick, male.
religious lines, and does not he«i-
the city ought to be willing to pay amongst people.
Hogen,
Life hail some
19. —W. A. Shaw, female.
thus preventing pneumonia and
♦25 entrance fee, anil as there should thing to say along this line which tute in setting forth his ideas. It is
Refuse substitute»
23.—Chas. H. Larison and Hene- consumption.
20. —Ike Wells, female.
refreshing
to
one
to
here
a
man
be no trouble in getting UK) or more is worth reprinting :
and take only the genuine Foley’i
retta L. Hess.
21. —Clyde Heath, male.
who
has
a
message
and
has
the
to join, that amount of money judi
W hat E very L awyer K nows
29. —James E. Reedy and Lola Honey and Tar in the yellow pack
A ugust .
courage to set forth his convictions
age.—C. I. Clough,Tillamook.
ciously expended in partly furnish
That fees «top when cases are in an open, frank way. Mr. Holmes
Jackson.
7.—Frank W. Freeman, male.
ing und pnyiwg for hall rent would go settled.
30. —Leo F. Norton and Florence
9.—Frank Devine, male.
A Traveling Salesman.
That technicalities furnish a mul does not abuse other people either.
u long wny in getting a good «tart.
Hushback.
13.—H. J. Barber, female. •
He
has
frquently
declared
that
while
titude
of
fees.
H.
F. Beers, 617-7th Ave.. Peoria.
Try it. The city needs a Commer
JULY.
27. —H. Wilks, female.
That it is all right to be honest if he believed that the Church of
Ill., writes: “I have been troubled
cial club, und it will need it badly convenient.
7. —Walter Kinnaman and Alice for some time with kidney trouble,
27.—Erie Gladd, female,
Christ is right, he recognized that
this year.
That no one is ever satisfied with
Burnett
so severely at times I could scarcely
S
eptember .
much
of
truth
is
taught
und
great
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the outcome of a lawsuit.
7.—Thomas F. Buffnian and Mina carry my grips. After using one
3.
—
Geo.
Hodgdon.
male.
Buy City News is the name of u
good
is
done
by
denominations.
He
That a lawsuit is a conundrum at
bottle of Foley’s Kidney Pills I ha«
Bond.
6.—Clayton Daniels, female.
news pu per published ut that place, which the judge has the la«t guess. says he accepts all their truth and
been entirely relieved, and cheerfully
That
it
is
a
great
deal
easier
to
31-
—
Eugene
F.
Conner
and
Grace
19. — J. D. Edgbert, female.
recommend them to all.” Foley»
with B. M. Miller an publisher. In
admires all their good work, but by
get into a lawsuit than it is to get
M. Moore.
Kidney PillB are healing and an
20. — Robert Waymire, male.
the boom days of Bay City some out.
the return to the Apostlic Church
A ugust .
tiseptic and will restore health and
23. —Fred Kebbe, male.
years ago it hud u newspaper, but it
Thut knowledge of human nature excludes all possibility of the error
1.—Jesse E. O’Neel and Blanche strength.—C. I. Clough, Tillamook
24. —Merril L. Davis, inale.
died u natural death when the tmt- is more important than knowledge from human creeds, and the mis
Smith.
of
the
law.
25.
—
Frank
Tone,
female.
tom dropped out of it und the great
takes that grow out of wrong
Came Near Choking to Death.
That the cheif mourners usually
3*—Clarence A. Parker and Mabie
3a—Merril Batterson, male.
expectation« of making that the stop ut the court-house on the
A little boy, the son of Chris. ®
way church policy. Another thing, Mr.
Reddaway.
O ctober .
county seat and the center of com back from the funeral.
Holmes believes the world will never
15.— B. S. Clark and Mrs. S. A. Peterson, a well know res*t,el*L5"
24. —David Fitzpatrick, female.
merve und industrial enterprise
be saved as a whole, until divis
Jacksonville, Iowa, had a Midden
Hushback.
26. —Herman Tohl, female.
and violent attack of croup,
went up in smoke. The Headlight
ions are done away, and firmly
Lost
30.—A. L. Evans and Rachel thick stringy phlegm came up aMW
31.—W. A. Gray, male.
is still on deck to welcemc another
believes that the only possible basis
giving Chamberlain’s Cough Kenn
A pair of glasses in a case Irctween
Myers.
N ovember .
newspaper venture at Bay City, and
of union is revealed in the Bible
edy. Mr. Peterson says: “I thin«»
S eptember .
Tillamook City and Riverdale.
1. —H. P. Sheldon, female.
which no doubt, will Ire used to
to the exclusion of all matters of
4.—William Stock and Christina would have choked to death had
Finder will please leave the same
not given him this remedy.' ”
2. —Peter Shrang, female.
give the city on the bay unother
opinion as tests of fellowship. He
Jurgensen.
at thia office.
sale by Lamar’s Drug Store.
2.—Frank Blaser, female.
boost und boom and create at the
is urging a closer fellowship among
17. -Walter Stone and Lottie A.
6*—Stephen Scovell, male.
same time a healthy, yet friendly,
the local church and appreciates the
Vedder.
Do You Want to Sell ?
8.—Clark Smith, male.
rivalry between the two cities. If it
attendance of members from other
18. —Albert Krake and Pauline
If you want to sell your business congregations. He has announced
is lignin to be u survival of the tit
15. —Edward Hanson, male.
Meifest.
of
uny
kind,
or
if
you
want
to
sell
teat between the two cities, civic
29. —Robert B. McClay, female
a strong liue of sermous for next
28.—Frank A.
.
Folter and Mabie
3tt—H. M. Cooper, female.
pride, enterprise and u united effort your property, and will make the wwk and all should here him. On
N. Kimball.
will count for much in either place, price right. I would like to hear from Saturday night in connection with
D ecember .
O ctober .
for that will interest investors and you. Give description and price. his work in the city he will givethe
1. —James Tone. male.
3.— Gus. Goeres and Myra J.
home seekers much sooner than a Address J. K. Smith. 513 Chamber “Famous Passion Play in Moving
2. —O. B. Redberg. male.
Fletchall.
town where there is factional strife. ' of Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
2.—W. L. Arant male.
Pictures." He has as good an out
•5.—Ward Sappington and Dollie
Anyway, the Bay City News has1
ia—N. O. Gladd. male.
fit as money can buy, and nothing
Kellow.
made its initial bow, und its aim 1
15-—Rudolph Kunze, female.
else in the line of moving pictures
1A—Ed.
Baunersreuther
1A—R. D. Wesley, female.
and object will be, uuturully, to'
has ever attracted such attention as
Lillian Schollmeyer.
2U -9. V. Anderson, female.
boost und I mmmu und yell und tight
thia great drama. He has the Patha
22. —Novatus Kirby and Pearl
for Bay City, Imt to lie successful it
2a-West Sappington, female.
film, and will use several illus
Barber.
must have the united support and
25. —John J. Johnaon. female.
trated songs in connection. A re
23. Fred Nicklaus and Mabel
2tV—M H. Hobson, male.
the kindly snp|M>rt of the enterpriu- ’
duction in the price of tickets is
Wicklund.
I
ing, broad minded and lilieral buai-'
made up to Friday night. See any
N ovember .
Deaths.
sess men of that city.
2. —George Choffee and Bessie
one directly connected with the work
The valued family re-
J anuary .
as«
Dnvis.
and buy tickets early. Mr. Holmes
cipes for cough
"l and cold
17.—Mrs. Cordelia Webb, 65years.
Prolmbly the Nehalem Enterprise
2. —John C. Johnson and Grace
will
discuss
ti»e
“
Unpardonable
cure, liniment«, tonics and
28. — Infant child of R. T. Boats,
A SPECIAL BAIGAH*
had lietter devote its attention to the
Sin"
Sunday
night
Blanchard.
I
other remedies have
as
6 days.
Try one and see hsw you csa
moral atmosphere of Nehalem be
3. —John C. Boatman and Chris-
cook without scorching or bursinff
careful attention here as
F
ebruary .
fore it undertakes towrite about the
tina
A.
Miller.
For Sale
food. It blight in weigh» and looja
Kk — Wilfred Matoon. 4 years.
the most intricate prescrip
moral condition of Tillamook City. |
like silver, h doesn’t tarnish N«
11.-Wm. F.
Richardson and
For
Sale.
Good
Driving
Team.
1(1
—
Amanda
M.
Davis.
66
years.
tions.
en.mel «o chip off into the 8xxC
something wlmh it evidently knows,
Winnie Weaver.
Buggy
and
Harness.
Enquire
at
22. — Mary Tomlinson. II months.
Cooks fa» one-fourth oi «be un»
nothing atamt. It did not look, if
16.-Mathew Weber and Caroline
Our fresh, high grade
the Headlight office.
'M-John Peterson. 53 years.
ordinarily required.
.
the lust term of the circuit court
Landolt.
The genuine “ IRRt* Pure Alumi
diugs will help to make
M arch .
and the pointed remarks of the pre-
. Frederick li. Bush and Ruth M. '
num can always be inM by <ha
Notice to Water Consumers.
A —Margaret
these remedies more effec*
R Campbell. 73
silling judge that the moral atuioa-'
Maltese Cross.
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years.
live
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The Water Committee authorise«
phere of )>Uainooh City nor of Nr
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ecember .
14. - Patrick H. Doughnev,
71
me to make one call either to your
lialem had imploved, for the lodge
IA - Ernest W Hogue and Jennie *
Right prices are also
residence or place of business to years
made the public statement from the
L Smith.
assured.
IA
George
Brown.
83
years
king a smith co
bench that there was more lawless
collect the water rent, and if not
21—Virgil Magarrell and Ethel
34. — Infant child of Einel Hel- Hoyt.
paid at that time you have until the
ness in Tillamook than any county
loth of the month to come in and lenbuyck. 1 day.
in hie district. This is legitimate
27. -Clifton L. Mattoon and Ada
pav it
3A— Lawrence Vogt.
years
news that correspondents and news-
Renter.
If not paid by the 10th the water
CLOUGH,
27.—Frank E Norberg. 30 years.
p ipers are expei ted to report so as
will be turned off and 30v. extra will
2ft~''’*orgr F.
Tmnerstet
be charged for turning it off and on
A pril .
Reliable Druggist.
Georg.e F. Fletchall.
to enlighten the people. We noticed
Will treat you all alike
7. Rexford D. Peckham. 78 ye ire.
that the Enterprise kept pretty mum 1
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