Tillamook headlight., May 23, 1890, Image 2

Notio«.
When the assistant Democrats • can get the ear or com maud the
to’.l that they are going for II >ld« n rcapect of tltomi iu authority w.io qualkd bui. win berecrirrd by tb«c«amy
Published every Friday morning.
because then they are sure of an­ can benefit the county. Let ur b
r-J. ^nb«! *. w AGRICULTURAL
other
bridge over Trask river, it speak with one voice and all at
IMPLEMENTS
P bopbiktobm .
L amb & J unks ,
leads us to believe that they have once, in tooes too emphatic to be
*ih* n ’ k '«™“, ot V/s’f1/? w I
Wagons, Buggies,
B. C. LAMB, MANAGER. | W. E.D. JONES, EDITOR.
forgotten all ubout the North and mistaken. When you sec »
Ji sec. corner between
taking the Lw»,l
lead ...
in enterprise, .lx*
do ! 4.49 chn«<li«iant
a5and T from
2S the
K Vw
Length ot road
South ends of the county and their I 4,.!,:..^.
Mowers, Plows, Harrows
RATE« OF SUBSCRIPTION.
"ch*“*‘*»*
claims for bridges on the different 1 not pull him down, but pull your-
Boilers and Engines. Also, Barber«
II .so. rivers in those parts.
One year ........
welf up
on a 1 plane even with him l Couilly Clrrtt,
.
w. County
n. coofnb
,
*
Jud(e.
Six months
•*V
to
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Three mouths ...
and bring everyliody clue up that ‘_
Wire and Farming Tools.
There are hundre<is of acres of | you can. The Republican party I
Notice.
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Mitcliell Wagons a. Specialty.
unsurveyed lands in Tillamook in Tillamook county to-day, in in
KALED bid« will be received by the ('ounty
fl.oo per inch per month. Spccical rate« given
.
Court
of
Tillamook
at the regular
county, which would soon be taken , good trim and has the power to, 0 July term thereof. county,
TILLAMOOK
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OREGQJi.
on large or long time atlvertiseinentB
1890, for the county
the battle without losintr a I
one y**r ending July i, 1*91. Sabi
Local notices, locts. per line; and ¿eta. after up by settlers of a substantial kind 1 carrv
tarry me name wnnoui
‘‘ Gid,
pHiulngjo
e.tlmaud by the folio of
the first insertion.
10O words each, the County Court reserving the
financially, men who would im- j man and accomplishing a $ <r(Mwl . i right
to reject any or all bid«.
By order of the County Court.
Cormpoudencu on tuple* of geueral Inlerct, proie this county in away that work.
Will it <lo it !
Attest:
R R. Hava,
Invited.
50-
('ounty Clark.
would soon make it the banner
Address all couirnuuicatlons to
NEHALEM.
county
of
the
state,
if
it
was
once
T he XKAnLtoHT,
T illamook . O r .
opened for settlement. But as it
FOR WATCHES,
ft .
The almost unanimous Republi­
I* All Post-masters In Tillamook county is now, they do not care to settle
of all kinds, the best.
are agent, for the H kadlioht .
can vote returned from Nehalem |
on land and improve it when there
For Jewelry
■ at the last election ban attracted !
seems to lie no chance of its being
the latest in style.
much attentiou abroad, and wan
surveyed for years to come.
For
Diamonds,
one of the means of bringing that
*
¡9
the rarest and finest.
place
into
favorable
notice
with
The Voice seems to have taken
O
n
G
roceries
,
For Spectacles,
exceptions to one of its candi­ our congressman, Binger Hermann
that fit the eyes to perfection. *
!
and
in
Becuring
for
it
the
much
D ry G oods ,
dates liccanse he does not choose
needed
appropriation
of
810,000
or Watch-Wo k
to swear allegiance to II. McDer­
H ats , C aps ,
by
mott, the Republican Ixdter. It to be used to start improvements ' |bftt „ warrante<1 lmlw
best workmen in -•
the city, ami for
boots &. S hoe ».
says: “Let Mr. Roberts declare on the Nehalem bar. This improve-' the anything
else you think of, go to
....
... .... .. . . a
inent
is
necessary
to
develop
the
through the columns of the Voice, |
A. LETCHER,
that he intends voting for every I vast resources of that country, and
Jeweler.
inanOn the Democratic ticket, and the people of that locality very
sensibly
realize
that
they
can
al
­
will willingly vote for II. McDer­
mott,
’’ which gentleman’s candi­ ways accomplish more by pulling
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
dacy seems to be the real and only together as a unit. Last election,;
I am bound to keep things moving. I not only want
CONOKKSHMAN.
cause of that paper being inflicted it is said, there was but one Dem­
to make room for spring stock; but for stock that I shall
BINGER HERMANN,
ocratic vote in Nehalem and that •
upon the public.
have constantly on the road. I shall sell at the lowest
of Douglas.
was a mistake. We think it was. j
margin possible.
KUPHKMB JUDGE.
We have no fears but what,
The people of Tillamook have
ROBERTS BEAN,
I have come to stay and realize that I am depe:
apparently aroused from their Nehalem will do her duty at the!
of Lane.
ent
on the people for support, You will find that y
Arthur
Stillwell,
prop.
apathy, and are preparing for polls and send in a solid phalanx ,
OOVEBXOB.
can
make a better bargain with King than any otl
t t o v kt ta
active work to build up our town. of Republican votes, but we urge 1 r 7 nr* it
1». P. THOMPSON,
merchant
in the County.
of Multnomah.
A Telephone and Telegraph com­ it upon all the voters in the pre­
No trouble to show goods . Ask for whatyouwa
MBCKKTAIIY OF KTATK.
pany lias been formed and incor- cinct to turn out on election <lay |
(Ciflaro atti»
and if we havn’t got it, we will procure it for you.
GEO. W. McBRIDE,
l>oratcd, nnd a Water company is and make the phalanx as large as ? ¿TTH
Tobacco. You WILL BE TREATED WITH POLITENES AND RESPEi
of Columbia.
now being incorporated. There is possible. At any rate the balance ,
HTATE TREAHVHEB.
'
of
the
county
may
well
feel
proud
|
nothing which will enhance the
Unto and
C. ZZIZTO-.^-
PHILIP METHCHAN,
value of property in thia place like of Nehalem. Ixmg may her ban-
of Grant.
CTattbv,
a system of water works for pro­ ner wave!
ipraisai
BUST. OF l-I III.IC INSTRUCTION.
tection from fire, and with a tele­
Wittier:),
e . b . M celroy ,
A TAX-PAVER SPEAKS.
S'*.-
graph line to Astoria. The outside
of Benton.
<Soba,
etc.
world will soon know that Tilla­
STATE PRINTER.
E d . H eadlight .—Your article in
FRANK C. BAKER,
mook has in earnest awakened.
the II haih . ioht of last date ad­
Olamaoh Draòligijt.
WHOA!!
King, he pays the freight
emperance
parlor*,
T
DOWN! DOWN THEY GO! II
The prices I mean.
Tool
I
of Multnomah.
PR'WKtT'TlNG ATTORNEY.
GEORGE O. BINGHAM,
of Salem.
FOR JOINT HKPRKHHNTATIVE,
W m . I). STIIJ.WEI L,
of Tillamook.
For County Officials.
COMMlKHlONKK.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
of Nehalem.
C ounty
judok .
C. N. DREW,
of Netarts.
COUNTY CI.KHK.
R R HAYS,
of Tillamook.
KHHRIFF.
J. W. HELLENBRAND.
of Little Ncstueca.
AKSKSKOK.
F. M. I.AMB,
of Neatoeton.
THKASUHKH.
W. C. KING,
of Tillamook.
HUHVKVON.
A
1’. WILSON,
of Tillamook.
SCHOOL RePHKI NTKNDKNT.
A. T. WHITE,
of Woods.
COHONKN.
,
D r . H. PATCHKN,
of Tillamook.
For Hoquarton Precinct Officers.
JVSTII K or TKK PBACk.
A. W. SEVERANCE.
CONSTA NI.K.
ARTHUR J. STILLWELL
’A vote for Drew, is a vote for a
intuì who Ims bled for his country.
Vote for the capability of the
candidates, not for the availability
of them, ('apable men are found
on the Republican ticket.
Binger Hermann, the Republi­
can candidate for Congnws, is one
of the strongest mlvocates of the
Australian ballot system.
Frisk Fruits and Berries In seisoi.
OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL I
dressed to tho tax-payers is a
GEO. PETTIT, PROP.
timely one, in some respects. The
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Some of those who are bolting friends of the the present County
in connection.
and trying to defeat a part of the Treasurer, (the political null us
- OREGON. Î
Republican county ticket should filius protegee of the Voice) have TILLAMOOK, - -
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.
.
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remember that there is a reckon­ claimed for him an immaculate­
THin^CS: «4.00 Ä DAY.
ing day for the future. Hariuony ness, little short of Divinity. The R.T. W eatherly ,
This House is First-class in every Respect.
in the Republican ranks just now most important of county affairs is, I
DEALER IN
may prevent a split that will last of course, the finances.
O nly W hite L abor E mployed .
for years, and that will be fraught
Were a store, a mill, a bank or Staple and Fancy Groceries,
all along with the most bitter par­ any private business concern to be
Dry Goods,
tisan warfare. A few’ men may conducted upon the principles you ,
hold the balance of power, but they demonstrate, it would soon wind <
Hats & Caps,
cannot kill the men they defeat, up. The law that the Treasurer 1
and if a few Republicans in this shall settle according to the stubs
Boots A Shoos.
GEO SQUIRES, prop ,
county are going to try to deliver of tho Sheriff's receipt l»ook, and
a part of the county offices to the shall accept only such amount of
Drogo.
Tillamook,
Tillamook County,
Democrats, then* will lie long drawn county orders as shall have been
turmoil in Tillamook. If this pol­ actually paid to the Sheriff, is so
Woods, -
* • Orago«.
!
Excellent Accommodation^ and popular price#.
icy is forced against us, it will not plain that only a most ignorant
be the end of it. Mind what we man, or 11 most dishonest one.
! The table will constantly be supplied with the best the market affords, and no ps
W. S. CONE,
I
or expense will be spared in striving lor the comfort of guests.
say, there is a reckoning day iu would attempt to evade its provis­
dealer in
the future.
ions.
j
One of two things is evident:
THE BANNER REPUBLICAN COUNTY.
Either the Sheriff did not pay in
Headqua ’ bts for the traveling pub c.
There is no reason why the com­ thu-full amount of cash he has col­ Timber lands a specialty.
ing election will not show Tilla- lected or the Treasurer has viola­
BITHKEiE
(jOMPAN-
Locating and Timbar Criisiig.
inook to be the lianner Republican ted the law grossly in accepting
more
orders
than
should
have
been
county in Oregon.
Columbia
BAY CITY, - OREGON.
1 8F SA .
BANCISCO.)
county leads in this respect now accepted.
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DEALERS
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Let
me
also
call
your
attention
!
by a small margin, and there is no
Grand Central
doubt but the next count will to another manifest dereliction:
show this county to have the When a private citizen is jiaying
largest Republican minority, in interest and comes in receipt of.
Tillamook, Oregon.
proportion to the number of voters, otherwise idle money, he as a mat­
of any county in the state, by large ter of business pays the idle money ' C. B. HADLEY,
-
Proprietor.
<xlds. Ix*t it be so, and let every on the debt he owes and stops the !
Having just finished the
Republican attend the polls on interest. The county is paying'
Most - Commodious
election day and swell the majority* interest as we all know and frd1
Rooms this «ide of Portland and
to as large proportions as possible. about tax-paying time.
Finished
It with two of th
At last term of court the Treas­
This will command attention in the
Finest Billiard and Pool Tabla:
Special attention given t
state legislature nnd iu our delega­ urer received from two saloon
licenses
1800.
—
Why
was
not
this
!
in the Market,
tion to the national congress and
money immediately applied to call
gain for us many advantages. Ixtok in orders and stop interest? Do am pi e pa red to entertain my friends in righ filling orders for goods i
ROYALSTYLE.
at the example of Nehalem ! She is the jH'oplc want to pay interest
jobbing lots
see me when in’thecity.' .I^have, also
already reaping a rich reward for and let the Treasurer hold the I Call|and
'
one
otitheibest
Hotson. ville
Oxegro:
her loyalty, and the whole county money until it suits his conven­
will do well to profit by her CX« ience to pay off warrants, the . PUBLIC HALLS
county paying heavy interest? Is j In the Northwest for public entertainment.
e . >. juin,
net Ju
season,- ’90
ample.
that business?
T.
TIT FOR TAT.
Shooting-Gallery
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CIT
i.
L.
GRÄND t CENTRÄL t HOTE
Drugs and Medicines.
STRCE & BOAT OFFICES AT THE HOTE
Billiard:-: Parlors,
late
isit, Ball,
JÄCOBY BRO'S-
E PLURIBUS UNUM.
X. M. Kiva.
<1. 0
EDWARD« |
Let us for once lay aside nil
EVS A EDWARDS.
petty lights and local bickerings
L
LAND LOCATORS
and tight together in the common
IK h importad
AND TIMRF.R CRUISERS.,
cause of our party. The Republi­
SuaviYFn and I'NsravRrKD I jinm
cans of this county have a very
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| P O. at TfLLAMOOK.
large minority, and if they will TRA*K RIVER.
The citizens of Tillamook have stand manfully together on the
in Capt. Wm. D. Stillwell, one of whole ticket, nnd lay aside per­ I B. BROCKENBROUGH,
Will stand at Tillamook during
Will make regular trtpa, the weather permit­
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
their truest and lx-st friends, and sonal strife, more good will be ac­ I “
ting. from
the mason, commencing March 28.
one who will always lie on the look­ complished for the county within (Lata Sr«elal Agrnt of the C.«*er*l t-and ONkr ) ¡
TILLAMOOK to AUTORIA A.t PORTLAND.
ORICON CITY. OlUtCOX.
out for chances to enhance their the next two years than has ever
—R bbvick 110 to IxxraF—
Homeetoed«. Pre F:m*t1ons, and Timber
For Frelgkt rate« or Pamago. apply to
prosperity. He is just the manto l»een hcrctoforc. A* long a* we , Laad A*rplk*llca«. a Npeeialty.
tend to the legislator«'.
. tight aiming onr»*lv<». we uevw* Orrirr *„.l Flaw UnOmc« ttriibiN»
P. SCHRADER. Master.
M. P Hathaway,
PrOp.
Vote for A. I*. Wilson, for County
Surveyor, and in years to come we
will not l>e trouble«! with law'-suits
emanating from lines being im­
properly run.
K1
Ek^Ll^ D^AFT flOI^E
THES^AUGUSTA.
D1Ç ALKRSINg
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