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goo<| wages, to fight for what they
thought was right and 813 per
month, duriug the late war.
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W. F. D. JONES.
It is rumored that J. R, Mills,
republican nominee for clerk, will
lie urged to withdraw from the race
bv some of the influential republic­
ans.
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The Coxey war is bloodless,
showing an advanced degree of
civilization. There is more true
humanity than there was thirty
years ago.
The H eadlight will not carry
on a personal fight against any oi
the candidates, but it will uncover
their political records and discuss
their abilities without fear or favor.
A book agent tried to sell one of
the county democratic candidates
an encyclopedia yesterday. “No,
don't want a cyclopedia. \\ ouldn’t
have time to ride it,’’ was the an­
Mr. Steinhilber will have a big swer of the candidate.—Salem
vote in the north end of the county. Statesman.
We are afraid that Tom’s best
Those who are condemning Cox-
ey should remember John Brown. speeches and most happily con­
ceived stories will avail nothing
this year. Those of the republicans
who will be elected will receive
larger majorities without the jun­
keting tour.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STRIKES
QUEER!
You have the nerve, when mon­
ey is so scarce, to pay fancy prices
for your school books ami station­
ery. Get our prices and see it we
can’t help you somewhat.
Tillamook Book Store
Mrs. A. JOHNSON
MILLINERY
Near Court House,
T illamook , O re .
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Fur Governor:
W. F L oud , of Marion County .
Last week it was stated i:i this
Fol Secretary of State.
paper that Brecknridge should
II. R. K incaid , of Lane County.
come to Tillamook and run for
For State Sreasurer:
As long us the rankest kickers congress. It was a mistake. The
Pun.
M
ets C iian , of Grant County.
are nominated for office there will item should have read, Brecken
For Supreme Judge:
be plenty of kickers.
ridge should come to Tillamook
C. E. W olverton , of Linn County.
and
run for----- well, guess wliitl.
For Attorney Genera):
llow can the republicans expect
c M. I di . eman , of Multnomah County.
their party to harmonize on a man
If the people want a tiling and
Supt. of Public Instruction:
who always tried to prevent har­
vote for it, let them have it if it
G
M. I rwin , of Union County.
mony?
hurts them. That's why the dem­
For Stale Printer:
W. II. L eeds , of Jackson County.
The newspapers, irrespective of ocratic congress should have passed
party, in the Willamette valley, the tariff'reduction bill long ago.
nnsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
speak in the highest terms of Hon. It is none of congress’ business so
For Representative in Congress :
long as the people want it! The
J. J. Daly.
B inger H ermann .
way to educate the people how to
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
The men who use their judgment vote is to throw tlx1 responsibility
For Circuit Judge:
in voting are the safeguard of the directly on them. They want no­
11. II II kw 11-r, of Linn County
country. They are becoming more body standing between them and
For District Attorney:
the lire.
numerous.
.1 is .M c C ain , of Yamhill County
Maybe you think Coxey's army
will have no effect on Congress.
Well, just notice tilings closely for
the next two years.
“I’ve always been a meek and lowly
follower of Thomas Jefferson,” said a
staunch democrat the other «lay, “but
now I am going to vote for Pierce for
governor. I think he is the best man ”
Member Hoard of Equalization :
S. D. G ibson . of Folk County.
Fur Joint Representative:
If. G. Gi ii . i », of Yamhill County.
( Ot NTY TICKET
Some republicans who have al­
ways supported the straight ticket
are told tiieir help is not wanted
by the combination.
L. B. Alley will get a big vote.
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H eadlight iiow . This arrangement is
only temporary, the offer being good un­
til June 15. Who may take advantage of
it? Well, all new suhseriliers, and all
old ones by paying up ami subscribing
for a year ill advance See advertise-
Coxeyites anti­ menl rm this page.
Why call the
workers, as many newspapers do?
Sure, they have refused to work in
some instances, but suppose our
Revolutionary fathers had been di­
verted from their course because
sot....... an offered to pnv them for
a few days’ work! Why, men left
their homes, and in many instances
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Ushers of the Detroit Free Pless we are
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H eadlight together for the small stun of
$2.15. Those who subscribe ill this way
will also receive a copy of the “Midwry
Types” free. Now is time to snliwrib.
For Judge:
G. W S appington , of Fairview .
For Commissioner—Long Term.
D. P H arvey , of Little Nestucca.
For Commissioner—Short Term.
L. B. A lley , of Nehalem.
For Sheriff:
.1. 11. J ackson , of Netarts.
For Clerk :
J R. M ills , ol Carnahan
For Treasurer:
J ohn B arker , ofTillamuok.
For Assessor:
A. T. W hite , of Saud Lake.
For Smveyor:
A. M. A istin , of Netarts.
For School 8ii|>eriiiteudent:
T. B. H andley , of Barnegat.
For Coroner:
C. K. R eynolds , of Tillamook .
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICI.
For Attorney:
J. II. MONTAYNE.
For Judge:
J. J. DALY.
COUNTY TICKET
B. C LAMB. Prop’r.
MissL. J. RUGGLES
For Governor:
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
For Secretary of State:
CHARLES NICKELL.
For State Treasurer:
T. S. DAVIDSON.
For Supreme Judge:
A. S. BENNETT.
For Attorney-General:
WM. HOLMES.
Supt. of Public Instruction;
D. V. S. REID.
For Slate Printer:
JAMES O’BRIEN.
For Congress, First District:
J. K. WEATHERFORD.
For Joint Representative:
E. E. SELl’H.
For J ttdge:
W. W. CONDER.
For Clerk:
T. 11. GOYNE.
For Sheriff:
J. D. EDWARDS.
For Long Term Commissioner:
T. J. LUCY.
For Short Term Commissioner:
W. S. CONE.
For Treasurer:
ALFRED WILLIAMS.
For School Superintendent:
MRS. GEO. WILLEY.
For Assessor:
THEO. STEINHILBER.
For Surveyor;
LEWIS SM ITH.
For Coroner:
D k . MADISON.
I’eoplc’N Party Ticket.
For Judge
C. W. SMITH,
Bay City.
For Clerk,
G. R. HUFF,
Nestocton.
For Sheriff
THUS WILLIAMS, Jr.
Fairview.
For Treasurer
JOHN P. ALLEN,
Tillamook.
For Assessor
JOE W. HASKINS,
Tillamook.
For School Superintendent:
Mrs. W. J. May,
Tillamook.
For Long Term Commissioner
G. A. MOWERS.
Hebo.
For Short Term Commissioner
J C. COMER,
Buy City.
For Surveyor
WtLTER WOODS
Bay City.
NOTICK EOK PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, May 3rd.
1894.—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, un­
der Sec. 2301, R. S., and that said proof will be
made before the County Clerk of Tillamook
County, at Tillamook, Ort*., on June 27, JS94, vii:
Clamens Albert,
H. E. No. 10185, for the e % of s e ,’4 and lots 5
and 4 of sec 17, tp. 2 h , r 10 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, safdland. viz:
Monroe Morgan. John Jackson, T. E. Fristow
and Ben O’Hara, all of Netarts, Oregon.
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Robert A. Miller, Register.
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