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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1896)
very Member mily Attentioq! 'J’HERE IS turn l'he date opposite your name printed on the margin of your paper or cm the wrapper indicates the time your subscription expires, and you are invited to renew at that time. All papers sent to parties outside the county are promptly discontinued w hen their time expires and six months' arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your subscriptnn, it t>»,'^sary first lo pay all arrearage« no easier or surer way’ to reach their pocket aits Is or her banco books w*- ad iis Papers TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1896. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. a pleasant caller. He is a young man IN THE FIELD 1 who Ims enjoyed seven years of success- THE REPUBLICAN ! ful law practice in Salem, anil is an en- OF POLITICS ergetic ami aggressive worker. The CANDIDATES AVID WILEY, M. I)., PHYSICIAN. SI HGEOM ANI» ACCOUCHEUR, INTERESr 1NCREAS. /NG EVERYDAY. All calls promptly attended to charge that he is an Englishman is er- ’ roneous. lie was born in the north of Ireland at a very early period of his ex istence, and isn't ashamed of it ” TILLAMOOK, ORE D. KELLY, M. D. PlIYHKTAN AND SURGEON, iakes a specialty of antiseptic surgery, thus iring success. TILLAMOOK. OK .J. MAY, ATIORNEY-.VM.AW. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. T. MAULSBY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, lai y Public and Real Estate Coiiveyaiicei TILLAMOOK. OREGON. LAUDE THAYER, W. SEVERANCE, ATTOIINEY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MISCELLA NEGUS, THE/R GOOD QUALITIES SHOWN UP. Political matters have been quiet ho far, but as the election in approaching and the candidate« begin to move around, things are warming up a little The following is self explanatory: T he J. P. C akdidatkb . E d . H eadlight :—Once this precinct should have a good J. I’. Electing men a.« jnkeand forelmrityeake Im. gone , The Sheridan Sun, Union-Bimetallic, The presidential electors will l»e voted say: ' on next November, no we shall coniine “A Polk county banker told r citizen j our efforts to the state mid county ticket of that county that he Imd made more money during the hard times of tlm last to be voted upon June 1st: fob congress four years than lie ever made in his life. Hon T. IL Tongue, one of the most “In his last issue, Bro. Snyder, who lias bveu dm-1*ng and dodging from , able men in the stale, deserves election, both sides, like a scared monkey, fell lie will make himself heard in ih« I ih II s off ll,e fe"ee "ith l,il’ f"" of "liv- of congress. ers. He landed in th« gold bug camp| The Following First Class Cigars------- ■—«■«■■r- far enough. Motives of mercy only pre- ... ¡ ii . ii » v 1. i i FOB SUPREME JUDGE t * j r camp with a dull thud. We are glad vent me from referring to I lie record of Snydei has lmnled aome where. The R. 8. Bean, the present incubent, is Judge MaulsIdW, and it would serve no suspense has been agonizing hisfi ¡ends.” all right. purpoee as there is no danger of his FOR DIHT. ATTORNEY Washington County Politics. Special rates by the box for candidates. •lection again. The same motives I J. A. Carson, of 8alvin, is one of the Austin Craig, editor of the Forest keenest and most energetic lawyers in would apply lo Judge W . Ik Smith, who was not elected through ehsrity, but as I Grove Hatchet «as nominated by the re the state, lie is a rather young man publicans for school superintendentand yet, perhaps 35, and will ere long be a joke, and it is said he can't legally Hon. 8. Hughes, of the same place got among the leaders of his profession. hold the offi< e the nomination for state senator. JOINT SENATOR Uncle Ben Bunn woahl probably G. \V. Patterson, of Hillsboro, is spok The Hillsboro Independent says : make a fairly good justice, hut he will Judge II. 11. North nip who has itl- en highly of by Washington county peo not be elected. G. W Sappington mid lowed his name to be put on the inde ple, and by people here who know him. for Victor J. II Bridgeford me both well qualified pendent ticket for congress in the 2nd JOI NT RI PRESENTATI VE Next to Bank. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. P. 0. Box 123. I in every respect, but the indications are district will he a wiser man by June 2nd \V. L. Brooks, of this county, is a that Mr. Bridgeford will be only third or 3rd than he is now. lie may succeed young lawyer, who is thoroughly posted in the race, ami repuhlicmis, of course, | nicely in defeating Ellis and putting a on all the leading questions of the day. should support Mr. Sappington How free trade, free silver populist or demo Mr. Brooks is not tied to any faction Stoves, ever the real tight is between Mr. Sap crat in congress. and will carry I his county by a haml- pington ami Mr. Smith, with the od<ls some majority .State Poll tics. largely in Sappington’s favor A neat j COMMISSIONER scheme is up to defeat him how ever. A , Cutlery C. II. Wheeler, of Nehalem, the can large number of populistH have gone to j The Three Sisters, of Au rout, a demo- didate for commissioner, is a young, en each MauNby ami Bunn promising them j cnatic paper says: There will be a senator to elect at tho ergetic business man and believes in support, but the object is lo get them to next session of the legislature ami good roads, lie is doing much to de run as it is thought that the few< votes Wagons, whether it is Mitchell or Polph depends velop the Nehalem country. they get will hurt Sappington more The COUNTY CLERK Loggers Supplies. than anyone else. But, don’t be alarm upon the men elected in June. A. T. White, the present assessor, is ed . Not ft pop. will scratch his ticket three nominees on the republican ticket ,¡ Me«,» Mmihl.y «»<1 >" ll.i. eoiinty are »II Mitchell menami thoroughly qualified, and we hear of no this year, ami Bunn needn’t expect half a dozen votes can he be depended upon to vote for i opposition to him. lie is now industri Mitchell lirsi, last mid all the time. ously assessing the county. from that source. The election of any of the populist leg By al) means let uh have a respectable >• 1 : rl ’ ’ islative miminees won bl only strengthen i J. P. once. If any are in doubt as to J. II. Jackson has I k . the ollhe one Dolph ’ s chmicvH hv reducing the num what I mean, I will make it plainer in i term, giving entire satisfaction. Cap ber of Mitchell suppoit< is. Those who my next letter tain Jackson is an old Arizona miner, approve of Mitchell's action in tliesen- Respectfully, ami was U. 8. marshal of that territoiy ate ami wish to see him re'iirmd will VoTEH. in 1882. lie was commander of the vote for the republican l<*gisliiuvt m»mi- state militia and rangers, with the rank Yamhill County Politica. ---------------- - ■ i ices. of captain, and did much defending the The following are from the Telephone- ■ country against Indians and cleaning Thcy The Yaqnina Bay News, a gold bug Register, the only democratic paper in i Stand Ag'ts for the out lawless characters, lie has th« pa the test. paper that supported Dolph, sizes the the county ami refers to the action of pers to show for his record. the democratic convention of that coun situation up about right in the follow- THE\HURER < »pponite Bank, ty refusing to place a ticket in the field, l,, K PLupiBij\i3 D one . Tillamook ♦----- John Barker who is now filling the “It is perfectly plain now, Hint if Hei excepting that one justice ami constable lie keeps mann had been nominated at Albany oHice ha« giv«n satisfaction. were nominate I: “Two yenr. »go the iletiKH HilH elec ted tlie Oregoniei, would have f.voied ><>i the hooks straight mid always Issues a justice of the peace. That is nil they independent sound money man, as it is calls for warrants as fast as he receives doing in the ease of Mr. Ellis. * * * * I money to pay them . ask this year. Vote for Mcl'billips.” The Oregonian is now bent on another ASHEHHOH “The political situation is perplexing. plan of rule of ruin to the Republican J. S. Stephens will be elected easily The democrats having grown tired of parly It is not t lie first time either; it The ridiculous attempt lo rake up a bad <lefeat will attempt to hie.’k the republi elected Pennoyer over Cornelius, and record for him was a dismal failure. It can ring by Rtliliating with the union Webb over Marston, for governor and has helped him. There never was a party. They save«I some seed, however, treasurer.” more complete vindication. Any per I ami every democrat in this justice of the son who would circulate such base lies T<» Totere. pence ami constable district should vote 1 (regarding a man who lias to earn his OREGON. for Arthur .McPhillip« and Wm. Arthur TILLAMOOK, living with one min) would kill sheep. 1 hereby announce myself a candi for justice of the peace mid constable.” i SURVEYOR date for J. P. in the 2nd district. If The opposition to A. M. Anslin the The Transcript, a republican pa ¡»er elected I will endeavor to fill the office A FULL STOCK OF to till* satisfaction of t he public. present incubeut, will he insignificant. says: But'* his competitors are good citizen», Respectfully, “Ixjst, Strayed or Stolen—Tn McMinn DRUGS, PATENT but Mr. Austin is the only candidate B. II. B unn . ville, Yamhill county, Oregon, April 28, i-i who is educated «lid experienced as a 1896—One Democratic Party. It is pre MEDICINE, DRUGGIST.S A report I irh been in circulation tluM surveyor. No complaints have been sumed Io have been swallowed up, body Carefully I). I. Edmunds will !»• A. 'I'. While’s mad« against his work that we know of. and breeches, by a silver bubble that NOTIONS, TOILET AR- deputy in case Mr. While is elected will burst sifter the June election. A H< IIOOI, SUPERINTENDENT county clerk. We ate authorized by Mr. good reward will be paid for the recov G. W Kiger is n teacher of ample ex TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS White to say that Mr. Edmunds will not ery of (lie lost party in the spring of perience, is well educated, mid isa good be his deputy ami that he has not yet 1898. For further information apply to HAND. business man Mr Kiger will endeav We «elected a man for that place the lion. Win. Ramsey, who ap|>eared or to promote the interests of education [cheerfully make this correction. to have the lost party ill charge when in this county if eluded, and we have last seen.” It is rumored there are lots of |M>ta- no doubt but what lie will he. “While in this city, Tuesday, Mr tatoes on Nehalem. TI k - sh there who < ORONER Opposite Buine Building George Cohn, the democratic nominee have them to well in any quantity should (’. E. Reynohls will he reelected coro- for joint representative of Tillamook ami correspond with Colin A Co., wlm may Her by a larger majority than last elec- Yamhill c< untie«, paid the Transcript a have a steamer to g«» in rfler a cargo of lion, lie has iilteinled lo the office as it pleasant visit. Mr. Cohn is a merchant the rare spuds, w hich seem much more should have b«en done. ot Tillamm/k city, where he lirfs been delicious since they are scarce. FOR JUSTICE located for a number of years, ami thv G. W. Happington is well Informed in There Im« been an impression that in people of that county, regardless of |s»li- law and pailiamenlitry iisages, and will tics, H}»eak of him highly as one of her case My. A. T. White in elected clerk, conduct the office with dignity, com representative sons in whom they have lie will have to reaign the aHsesaoi's of manding the ivsped of the public, if After invest ¡gallon every confidence. Were it not for his fice before election elected. politic« we should feel inclined to give it in learned he will not need to resign RON CONrrARLK H V. Anderson is well qualified for George a boost. But politics don't •I- until lie qualified as county clerk feet the man in some in«*anee« ami we the office and will attend to his Untie* Home ¡>C'»ple still report that Mr. Sap believe this to be one of them.” without ieAr nr favor. », pington will remain al Netarts if elected He authorizes ns to slate be In the Newtncra district J im I »er Smith From the Reporter, gold bug repub justice will move to the city if elected. for J. P., mid A. D Hander« for consta lican : ble, seem to be the choice of all the re ‘•The republican Icg'slntive ticket •1 11 Coxey haw come to Oiegon to engage publicans and some others in that pait stand« for legialative economy. The in the campaign, Imt the | a»pu I i » Is dis of the vouiily. nominees are becked up by record« that own him, fearing bin help will be of the commend them to the people in this re dmmigiiig kind. W. Fimi ley am! II. Hcholbiieyer will spect. They are men of ability. The be. elected J. P. and constable, re populist ticket represent« nothing ex We have the gobi «tmidard now. How spectively, in Nehalem. They Mir nil cept a scramble for ofliice, and u lint lit , yo«i like it? right. lie record it has made condemn« it.” — — -..... — •Mol, m A. C.« o «, ciMi- 8i'«r.r tak»/. ........... I«eri|.<io>. .1 this ■ Otto fleins w ill make a Hash light •lai« for proaeruting attorney of thia die- : *' —----------------- I photo of the Woodmen In the hall oii tricl, w«r in the city la«t week, ■>,>! «», I Only three mote week» until election I the night of May 15. (Exclusive ¡CLwncju* Lu Llor de General Arthur, La Flor Stanford, La Estrella. Monogram anil LI Belmont. . . ?1 [ILL'I.UOOK ;J Bicycles. Agency TILLAMOOK. OREGON. $1.50 Per Year John Smith k «-6 The foregoing shows the style sty_ of ______ the ___ ad- dresses. The large tignre six _ at the right !□- in dilates the >ear, that I»i8o6. A ‘ ’ laige seven at the —---- right - ------------------------------ would indicate 1897 97, or a five would in dicate 1895. The other figures denote the day of I the month, and the month is indicated in small type. Acrossniaik in blue pencil indicates I that you are away behind and should pay up Tinware Farm Machinery B ANKof . & LC. TH A YEH eneiHl Banking and Exchange biiMiiiess treat paid on lime deposits. Xclipiige on England, Belgium, Germany, tden and all («»reign countlies. Tillamook, Oregon. W. KIGER. DEALER IN l'isliing Tackle and Ammunition. ECLIPSE BICYCLES ALFRED WILLIAMS Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN. [I. B^ID^EFOI^D. Notary Public and Conveyancer, k Does a General Real Entnte BiisineNs. i Fay a taxes for non-residents. Bay City, Oregoq. CHAg. pETE^Oj BARBER ¡ IN CONNECTION Bhavlng, M«ir Cutting, SH*mpooi ng t ii] Every particular B ai <£ BREAD ¿&MOOK Pie» and cakes, fresh every «lay. ein-h randies. Fresh home made ies. New supply of fruits ami la Idee by every boat. ICE CREAM ^Restaurant in ^Connection. 1LLINERY •••....D ressmaking >1.4 Hum«« »»I Mr. John»« h»re • laMmlllliH-rr Mnra .M drM. rn.kln, •* hm.nl Intrat In millinery. .«,1 m Tillamook, Ore DRUGGIST? prescription^ Compounded Reduction in Lumber Henceforth until further notice the prices of lumber will be as follows: Rough Lumber $ 8 per M. 12 Shiplap 18 Rustic 20 Flooring \lter 30 flays lOper cent interest will be charged on all bills Tillamook Lumbering Co #
