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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1896)
tTbe ffillamooh QraMight. THE BRIDGE QUESTION E d . H eadlight :—My Little Nes- tucca friend wants roads fust ami T he C ounty O fficial P aper bridges afterwards. There is a good road from Slab Creek to Til WHY TILLAMOOK SHOULD SUPPORT lamook city, also from Grand THUS. H. TONGUE Rondo to Tillamook, and from W«» want bay ami barbor im Woods to Tillamook, all crossing provement», ho I be products of our the Big Nestucca where the state i ilitiry», fmins, ami mill» can be road crosses it. These mails cost a large amount of money ami la taken to market regularly ami bor, but are useless for want of a Mr. Tongue is well cli'iit ply. bridge across a dangerous ami al mpiaiuted with our need» ami re most impassable stream for six source», having often availed bitli months in a year The daily mail has to cross here ne If of our lllimoi'oiis ami varied sources of pleasure in the summer and the ranchers would like to gel season. He’s a neighbor; in fact some of their produce to town, and Many other bridges we will probably have no opportu gel supplies. nity of voting for a congreHHliian have been built, and we want one who will be more of a Tillamooker here. We shall not take off' our lighting jackets until we get it. tban in Mr. Tongue. It hasn’t been blit a few years Ilin experience in public affairs lias lilted him for congress, ho our since our Lillie Nest ucea friend district will not suffer by the loss was kicking for a bridge when of llei mmiu’s prestige, well earned there wasn't even a cow trail to by long ami faithful work. His I he place on I lie river where the energy, ability ami thoroughness bridge was built. llebo, Oregon, May 1. iih an attorney has secured a stand ing in the profession in this alale W.M R hoades . surpassed by none. COM MEN T UNNEC ESS A R Y. Those of iih who are personally iiqiiainted witli him are willing Io The Oregonian says: trust the interests of our I' county “It is absurd to complain of lack Io liis cure, well knowing they will of money to do the business of the receive more cure ami ill tent ion country, w hen the business of the than any other camlidale—not so country does not use the money familiar with our needs—could there it. Never was there as much possibly give. We believe it Io be idle money in Oregon as now. tlm duty of the voters of Tillamook Never in the history of the world to support Tom Tongue for con was there as much idle money ac gress regardless of party lines. On cumulated in (he great financial the money question, we think no centers as now.” one ciiii ask a more equitable, hon But why does the bonus busi est or honorable position than is ness still prosper, ami why can’t set forth in the following, taken from Tongue’s speech to the I . 8. a man borrow money when lie of- Grant, Republican club of Port furs gilt edge security? Doil’t tell land. Wo would be pleased to us it is ou account of I lie financial publish the whole speech, bill scare; that ¡sold. If there is plea space will not permit: ty of money, the greater should be “The speaker then took up tlm the kick. Such admissions as I he limiiieinI question. It is claimed Oregonian’s above are fatal to gobi that Hie republican party demon biigism. etized silver in 1873, lie said. Be. G. W. Patterson, the republi lore that time we coined lint little silver; sometimes less than 81,000,- can nominee for joint senator, of 000 a year. In 1872 it was about Hillsboro, is a man worthy of the $2,500,000, but under the so-call office. flu is a successful business ed ‘demonetization’ policy it in man, being in the furniture busi creased rapidly from 84,000,000 in ness, and Inis for about 20 years 1873, over 80,000,000 in 1874, over been a resident of Washington 815,000,000 in 1875, a constant, county. Mr. Patterson is a self regular, steady increase, until we made man, ami is regarded as one coined in 1890, under President of the leading, substantial citizens Harrison, in round numbers, 839,- of his county, Ilu will make it 200,000. We only really began Io exceedingly lively for his oppo. coin silver in 1873. It is claimed, neut, Mr. Hansen, in this county. however, I lull this is not legal ten der, bill every standard dollar of the U. 8. is legal tender, from 81 up to 810,000,000. un'ess where the contract makes a different pro- v isiou. “The republican parly always dealt with silver in a friendly spir it, and endeavored to get our own product in circulation, either in coined silver or in paper repre- sentiiig it. If restored to power, it will put in circulation «‘very dol lar of silv<*r that it can maintain at par with gold, ami it will not put in circulation one dollar mor«*, mid ought not to do so. It will not sustain the present policy of contraction, nor do I believe it will permit the enormous circulation of small bills. There is in circula tion 8174,0011,000 of 81 mid 82 bills, lii'sides immense «piantities of $5 bills. All the smaller dr iiomiimlion could lie retired anil converted into bills of larger de nomination mid room made for (In* circulation of more silver.'* POPULIST Sister Wilsing, we humbly crave your pardon! We really thought the Herald had ceased circulation. We didn’t gel a copy of it for two weeks, and we didn't hear of any one else who did. Keep your shirt oil. There are some lawsuits brewing ami parties are gelling ready for them provided there can be a new justice of the peace elected. The present justices do not seem lobe inclined to hear them as they are frivolous matters and should not come into the courts.—\\ ave. S#/V FRANCIS^0 M anufacturers of L umber and B oxes , and D ealers in Geilera 1 XI e rc hand i se PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES » A motley lot of characters had a crow to pick with tlm editor of this paper the past week, surpass ing nil records, Our arsenal has been brought into requisition, where it may be conveniently brought into use should any more kickers beard us in our den. 1») long experience the editor of this paper lias learned to hold liis tem i per when listening to the mouth ing.-« of cranks, often taking abuse, good naliiredly, and not wishing to get into a scrap with every dis reputable, half cracked crank who is stirred up by some article iu tlm newspaper. There is such a tiling though, as encroaching too far on good nature, ami we are almost to the point of exasperation some times when some big duffer is try-j tring to work a bluff’. It may be come necessity to use some forci ble mid effective niemis of defense I) r . H. P atchen ’ s SPEC, is rapidly one of these «lays. An example becoming an indispensible family medi cine. It not only takes effect immed seems necessary. iately, arresting the pangs of influenza, Clothing, Footwear! Sperry Flour, Best California We wish to call attention to our teas. We guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. <J E SIBLEY Pihiclpn! Oilice, »49. Berry SI.. S E. Mill» nl Truckee. Cal.. IQorth Pacific Brewery JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. La Grippe! Indigestion is often taken for consumption. The word consump tion means wasting away, and dyspeptic» often waste away as badly as consumptives. The reason people waste away is because either they don’t get enough to eat, or they don’t digest what they do eat. If the latter is your (rouble, take Slmker Digestive Cordial, Thia will help you to digest your and stop your loss of flesh. Shaker Digestive Cordial is made from herbs, barks and the juices of fruit, by the well-known Slickers at Mount Lebanon. It possesses great tonic and digestive powers Shaker Digestive Cordial Ims cured many supposed consumptives (who were really dyspeptics), by simply helping tlieil stomachs to digest their food, thus giving them nour ishment and new strength. Sold by druggists. Trail bottles 10 cents. DOCTRINE. The other day a man came into En. H kadi . kiiit .—It is not Illi- this office raving because lie common to hear people say (hat it thought he was the man referred is no use trying to do anything, that I he power of money rules ami to in an article where it was inti always will. While the first part mated that wife beaters should be of that argiienient is true, there is slow to arrest school teachers for some doubt about the last. On inflicting corporal punishment. March 21, a convention was held He would have shown better judg at Chicago composed of delegates ment to keep still, as he accom representing about two million plished nothing. The article was voters belonging to the different written in all kindness, and was labor organizations, bended by only a gentle intimation that the such men as Sovereign, Gompers, | party referred to should go slow. Debits, Hayes, McBride, Arthur, He should have profited by the McGuire. Robinson, Sargeant and hint and thanked the man who Arnold, declared themselves ready gave it; but no, it suited him bet- to unite with the peoples party, ter to give a storm of abuse, The and tlieir brave and patriotic al writer of the article is still merci, fill and will allow the malefactor liet, the silver men. Those three forces will unite for further time to repent. If he insists the bat lie at the ballot box next upon being ugly the records of the November, mid the powers timi court, the evidence of his wife chil now control our government will dren and neighbors, and the alle have to step out. The people are gations of brutality in the wife’s pe arroiised to the fact that they mils! tition for divorce will be published It w as mi collie together and defend their in full with his name. extremely aggravating case, where Mr. Tongue goes ns far in favor hollies and country against the the man savagely threw a grub- of silver as any careful, experienc class that has almost brought them bing hoe at his wile ami maltreat down to rags and starvation, The ed business man can go in a legiti ed ami beat heron many occasions. taxeaters and money loaners will mate business venture mid nt the Ilis Ismds were placed at a high siline time keep his credit and make u desperate attempt to d ti figure mid lie would no doubt have have “promises to pay” pass lor eeive the people and maintain the been sent to the peiinitentiary with existing cheap farm products and lace value without question. a severe sentence, but lie Anally labor and high interest, but they His idea is that alt our money, persuaded his wife to return to gold, silver or paper, slmll be in- will liud that the people are not him and refuse Io appear to prose, terebmigeable ami each mid every to be fooled any longer. cute, on account of their children. J ohn H axsi . n . dollar slmll bo worth 100 cents? He gladly paid the expenses of the and so long as these conditions The people here are getting legal proceedings, ami he was Ibr can be maintained lie says w«* tired of patronizing show fakirs. tuimte to get off'so easy. At the should coin silver. Who can ask Such fellows can always get a lar lime the H kadi . iuht was extreme more. ger house iu Gm ibahli, Bay City ly easy upon him, but finds its Sister Wilson was a servant of or Nehalem. Th«* people of this good turn repaid now with vicious God but now he is a servant of D. town have been swindled toooffen. abuse. He surely wauls the fact s A good theatrical troupe might do published, or thinks he can bill fl- T. Edmunds, well here for about three nights, tlu> H kadlight into silence, Our Rlpan» Tsbules cure liver troubl«*» 1 however, lit any time. patience is about exhausted. Manager Store and Mill, Hobuonville. Oregon. ASTORIA, ORE. but acts on the emunctories of the sys tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations of La Grippe of long standing. This is why rheumatism so frequently yields to this treatment and Disturbances of the Lungs, Stomache, Kidneys and Bowels are so quickly overcome. 90c per large bottle, 50c per small. Inquire of your Druggist. [ lie favorite beer made on this eoast, considered by many to be superior to Milwaukee beer. Call for it, and insist on having Kopp’s beer. Supplying fnmilies with our bottle beer, direct, or through any house handling our beer, a specialty. Ask your dealer for price per doz. or case. BUREAU SALOON C. H. SMITH, Prop’r. W ines , L iquors and C igars . Kopp's Beer oh Draught Truckee I C. 13. HAI )LEY, G rano C entral H all . BI L LI A R L> Fine Liquors and Cigars Direct from fi. F. to Tillamook. * Tillamook, Oregon. It KAI>yr ARTERS FOR THE CELEBRATED GAMBRINUS BEER Freight handled with dis patch »ml at lowest rates. Fruit delivered in good order. — Best Accommodation and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook. Every attention paid to wants and conveni ence» of pHisengvrs. First class table set. * Reduced Rates! C abin , O ne W ay , $10. " R oundtrip , $18. S teerage , one way , $7. Every 10 day$, W/eather permitting. For further particulars apply to J. S KIMBALL, — —— Then go to HEADQUARTERS for them. ☆ I keep by far the Largest and. most complete assortment of seeds on the coast, and sell of my home grown seeds large quantities to Eastern houses every year. I »tending purchasers will do well to correspond with me I*«fore buying E. J. BOWEN, P. S. Send for Catalogue. Ci5 Front St. Port 1»nd, Oregon. Sturgeon’s 22 Market St., 9. F. Cat, or to H C. THOMAS, Master, Hobaonville. Or. For your Protection. Catarrh “Cure«” or Tonica for Catarrh in liquid f< »rm to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potaaaa, or both, which are injur ious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not a blood disease, < a used by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal pLssagea, affecting eyes, ears and throat. Cold iu the hea l causes excessive flow of mucus, and, if n p< a:etlly neglected, the re sults of catarrh will follow; severe pain in the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis- e harge. The remedy should lie quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Elv’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and coutains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. WANTED-AN IDEATSsnSS a C, for their prise offer flew and ¡Select jJtoclç. patent l^edicineg and Druggist’s Notions. A Fine Line of Jewelry Stationery, Books. Prescriptions Carefelly Compounded.
