Tillamook headlight., May 14, 1896, Image 3

CiliAiitooit i'ji’nbiinht.
pOpULI0T dfl,NOID^TE^
1
O lo « t P apìh , E stablished in 1688
P aper of T illamook C ounty .
.^R hacti CAU.» no O pposition - S worn C irculation -
■ S ubscription S i 50
A dvertising R ates the L owest
P u SL i » hed BY TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Co INCORPORATED
WED JONES P resident
MAUD L. JCNES V ice P resident
NETTIE NOLAN S ecretary ano T reasurer
Joseph (>a>ton, of Multnomah count»
filled for the | lace.
LOCAL DISEASE
is well
It can be cured by a pleasant
remedy which ie applied di­
rectly into the nostrils. Be­
ing uuickly absorbed it gives
relief at once.
W. S. Vanderberg. oi Coos countv. Eland* a
good *liuw uf being elected to congress, as it is
ex pec. rd lie will get most of the free silver votes.
Attorney
is acknowledged to be the moet thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever of all
remedies. It opens and cleanses the n»«al passages,
allays pain and inflammation, heals the sores, pre­
tecta the membraLe from colds, restore« the sense«
of taste and smell. Price 50c. at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren Street, New York.
Joint Sanator.
John Hansen, of Tillamook county, is ener
grtic, deserving competent, and is well inform­
ed as t» Hie principles of his party.
He is fav­
orably known
in Washington county also,
where lie re-idetl nine years.
K \TES OF SI’HSl KI.’ll OX’.
(Si MIC 11. Y IN AIEVANO )
Out* year
Six month*
fille»: IliUlltllN
advi - r
#1 .H).
• 7.5.
50
USING K V I I ■>.
1 iuc-h l'CI IIKIIllll
Joint
Representative.
John (.ill. of Yamhill county, the nominee for
joint repiesentative. can count on a large num­
ber of votes from Tillamook.
Mr. Gill is well
known in Yamhill county as an honest, up­
right man and of sound judgement. A vote for
him is a vote tor free silver an I go >d times for
the working people.
From V.S.Journal cf ?!edtdsi
Proi. W. n. Peeke, xvho
fo 7.»
per vrai fo 75
’ ’ 2o.oo
For Sheriff.
M|
”
" 3300
3 75
J. W. Haskins is the man. Mr. Haskins was
"
” 60.00 on the people’s partv ticket two yea is ago for
b 75
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11.00
” 100.00 assessor and came within thirty-two votes of
|,ncal uotic* *. i >< •1* per line; and .sci* a tier being elected. Mr. Haskins will till the sher­
thè fir*l iiiHei tioh. Only wsl T h pe r line fur filai iff s office us well as any inm in tlie countv i-
inav-rtion foi regni ar H'Ix erlisei s
elected.
|,t»sl Fon ini l-'oi Kent. ForSnli1- Wanted, ami
For Clerk.
S|*cial notice»*. ili claKsilieil ‘ ¡ni
coliiiniis. at
thè ra|e of one ceni1. per woi <1 fur tliNt insei lion
G. |(. Huff*is a strong candidate
Mr. Huff
:<i|«l bali 1 Hte» thvi enfler.
has all the qualifications for a good clerk, and
brailli notices, Nunparril, loc-ts. per li ne fol­ if elected will till the office with credit to him­
ti rat insertimi an<! 5ct* per line fot cm <I i sii Use
self an<l party.
pieni insellimi.
3
’< Voi
>
LUI VUi~-<s:
When voting for commissioner vote for Steve
Scovell, of Nehalem.
The north eml of the
county should have tlie commissioner this time
ami Mr. Scovell u ill make a good officer.
*1 lie candidate for treasurer is P. II M. Smith.
Hr is too well known to tired a-ix reeominen-
dation.
Assessor.
I
CERTIFIED LIST
Tom Williams has tne nomination for a?ses-
sorand if elected To:n will show the tax payers
that he know* the value of land hs well as imv
one
Mr. Williamsis a good pen.n.ui and well
suited for assessor.
School Supt.
A verage for A pril
Prof. G. A. Walker is tlie candidate for county
kc I ioo I siineriiitendeiit.
Mr. Walker is now 111
charge of the public schools of Bay City and i s
the beat qualified candid ite for superintendent
that can I k * found in the county.
TILLAMOOK CITY LIST -.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
W. D. Wood is a candidate for surveyo-.
If
you want a man who understands his business
ea*l your ballot far Mr. Wood
Surveyor.
B Oft he«e 131 arc delivered by the carrier
box s in ihv city limits, the balance
al tlie post offiice.
Justice of the Peace.
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY Country offices >230
■ <>i which Nehalem has 45 Bay city 38.
Ilobsonville 21, Hebo 21, Woods 19.
Oretown 15. Netarts 14. Nestocton 1 *.
Beaver 12,
Ncskowir 8,
Dolph 7.
Spruce 5 Trask 5. Blaine 3, l-'oley 3,
llembiee 2.
170
which 4 j nre exchange*, and the
balance are papers sen I to nonresi­
dents.
28
SJLD OVER THE COUNTER
t
Including a few sold by carrier* on the
street.
CIVEN AWAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
■
W. B. Smith who two years ago was elected
just ice oi the pence for Fairview precinct, ifc
again a candidate for the same position in dis-
No. 2. Vote for him.
Constable.
S S. Dall is w ill make a competent c m«table
Thi* is n »w an important office since th • coii’i-
tx has been cut into district«. Mr. Dallas is the
right man in the right place. Vote for Data«
8UTSIDE LIST
B
This includes sample copies sent out
each week, ami a number that are
sent to those who write for informa­
tion regarding this county.
^AND TOTAL, 786
® tfl^F*T|ie above does not include severul large
J Jtalitious of sample copies sent out during the
^«inipaigii. Out of t.ic 78 », at least 6s6 are paid
circulation.
Remember to support the candidate tint nd
vfM-ates the principles that von endorse. If yo 1
are a gold standard man. vote that way; if y< 11
are a silver man. vote the i»eo| le's pa tv ticket.
There are only two sides the • twins'' fora g d>l
standard, high interest, scarcity of money and
low price of product*: ami the people’s party
for free coinage of silver and gold, salaries of
officers low e. . plenty of money, low inle r-t ami
high price lor p-oducts. Ta8e your choice on
the T*t of June 189*». If you like to see nniry
bring from 10 to 100 per cent interest, vote the
old party ticket, but if you want reform vote
with the party that promises reform and will
carry out its promise. The records of the peo­
ple's" partv in the I’. S. senate show th it if the
peop'e’s partv lenders were strong enough we
would have tlie free mid unlimited coinage of
silver ni 16 to 1. The law would b<* passed in a
d tv. The old parti--* have been having free
coinage ill their pl iftorms (t • catch votes) for
the last 2 > y ears, mid now xvlien tlie people want
to force them to act, they declare for the Eng­
lish gold standard. It is impoitant to vote for
your own interest.
^■Subscribed and sworn to beiore me this 4th
<l.i\ of May. 17x96.
E I-’.. S ei . ph .
Notary for Oregon.
Our Books Open.
the largest
is
emulation in proportion to the
population of
Hue comity of any local newspaper in the stale,
worthy colem-
apid w ith due deference to our
unraries
in
whose
this county,
circulations
range in the following order, beginning with
the highest:
Nehalem Times. Ocean Wave
of
Woods and Herald, of ibis place, we guarantee
a largei c.rcnlation than ail the others cmnb'.n
rd and will be pleased to compare our mailing
,-^jist* an-l book with them in public.
ijgiit
7or othei* who may desire to test the accuracy
of <>ur stnlemenl. and tlie various post
masters
may he seen a* to whether our figures are cor­
We are proud of tlie list, considering the
rect
size of the comity,
inmy more until
■Tiiere never
and
we can't get
realize
we get
more
pet pie here
wax a lime but what
the paper
gained slowly at least, ami the past hvu months
-f|ia* gained faster than at any time.
We pre
■Kunic now wc will have to grow only as fast a*
^Khc county grows.
^Biiere arc often
Of
several
the
in
1000 voters here.
the
same
family,
'.'father.' are several who board at hotels or in fam
iMpli* s, some doll I or can’t
read, some are too
boor, and some are too stingy to take a
A text would sec the H eadlight in
fore they would support it,
and
paper,
hades 1>e-
therefore we
Ic.inT expect to have exactly all
tlie people on
ion: list, but we have al »out all
the
lies!
oiks .
AV c are proud of the list and court investigation
¡•<* to it* genuiiiviiess. and only a tew weeks ago
Le pared the "dead beats" off very closely. This
p ip r lias Inis worked for development of tlie
H-omity tlie past S years, am! if we could
have
increased the population to 10.000 our list would
Ibe more than twice a* ¡urge as it it.
M e thunk
poir many patrons for encouraging
the
i k - iit
DIRECTORY
STATE <>F OREGON
W P. I.ord
II. R K incaid
In 11 Mi: i chan
G. M la win
C M. 11*1.KMAN
W II Lead«
í R. S. B ean
>1
A M oorr .
Supreme Judges
W olverton
Me uber Board of Equalization . S. D. G irson
IGEO. II Bl’ R NETT
Circuit Judges
111 11 H ewitt
i amek M c C ain
Prosecuting Attorney
J. W. Maxwell
Join. Senator
Il G. G vili »
Representative
Governor
Secretary of State
Treasurer
Supt. of Public IiiHtruclion
Attorney-General
Sta.e Printer
I’NITEI) STATES Ol-’FICAI.S:
/ J. II. Ml ICH ELL
Senator
l G. W. M c B ride
H. II EK MANN
W. R. E llis
I Itoiri a . M iller
I
Register,
I.’. S l.aml Office, Oregon < ity J Peter l’iuiuel
l.eceix er
I
—
The IlKAD-
11*. s an I books are open for advertisers
II i . ai »-
so substantially.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
fTll.l AMOOK AND X'oKIII YAMIIII.I
t eaxe N’ Yamhill daily except NmidHy * p "i
f Arrivent Tillamook 1 ext day l>y
4 p. m.
I
I eaxe Tillnmook <l«i1y except mimlax 6 p. m
■ I Arrive N. Yamhill next day
p. m.
*1 'O.I.AMOOK and H ohsonvii . i . e :—
; I
I, \e Tillamook daily except Tuesday bxs» a in
Ariive Ilobsonville
900a.u1
& I
I. ve Holatonvllle. except Tuesday
2.t< p m.
Arrive Tillamook
5 ’5 p m.
If N g.r am is -
l.cEEve* Tillamook Tuesday*. Thursdays.
Liid Mfitnrdav* st
7 r hi
Ari ixe» Netarts
I- 1,1
l.eaxes Netarts sano-«lay-,
1 p m
Arrives Tillamook by
* p- •••-
• -s ani » K oni »:—
I eave* <«mnd llotimle <lai!y »-xcepf Sunday
ut ft 1» hi . or on arrival of mail from McMinn
v file
Knives at Tillamook at 145.
I raxes Tillamook Daily except Sunday at e
p m. nt on arrival of mail from X Yamhill,
xx high is usually 4 U»
Arrives at Grand IDnidr at 1 45
Post dike hours. 7 30 A
M
t •
I’ M
Money Ordei department A .no A M.to* • I’ 'I
Sundax 4 on to 6 00 l‘ M-
Ripuns Tabule*: pleasant laxative.
KipHU* Tubiti*» for lour »toniach.
i
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GIVEN AWAYTOJNVENTORS
$150.00 every month given away to any one who ap­
plies through us for the most meritorious patent during
the month preceding.
We secure the best patents for our clients,
and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors to
keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we
wisn to impress upon the public the fact that
IT’S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES,
such as the “car-window ’’ which can be easily «lid up
and doxvn without breaking the passenger's back,
‘‘sauce-pan,” “collar-button,” “nut-lock,” “bottle­
stopper, and a thousand other little things that most
any one can find a xvay of improving ; and these simple
inventions are the ones that bring largest returns to the
author. Try to think of something to invent.
One Cent per Tdord
You cun sell your land, your cattle, your horses
your cord wood, your butter or cheese, your dry ¿'oods,
your nierehandise; you can rent your house, or get a
stray on real estate or trade horses, by putting an ad
or reading notice in the Headlight.
Count the words in your notice and send us one
cent for each word, and if you wish to run the notice
more than once the price is one-half cent per word
after the first insertion, ,1s this is a SPECIAL rate
it means CASH in advance, except with regular ad-
vertisesr from whom we collect once a month
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS—
T. T- G eer -
S- M- Y oran -
E- L- S mith .
J- F- C aples -
FOR CONGRESS, 1ST DIST—
RECORDS SEARCHED.
T- H. TONGUE­
SUPREME JUDGE—
R. HAYS, Tillamook, Or
R. S- B ean .
DISTRICT ATTORNEY —
J. A. C arson -
IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
Patents taken out through us receive special notice in
the “ National Recorder,“ published at Washington,
D. C., which is the best nexvspaper published in America
in the interests of inventors. We furnish a year’s sub-
senption to this journal, free of cost, to all our clients.
We also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month
which wins our $150 prize, and hundreds of thousands
of copies of the “National Recorder,” containing a
sketch of the winner, and a desciiption of his invention,
will be scatteied throughout the C nited States among
capitalists and manufacturers, thus bringing to their
attention the merits of the invention.
All communications regarded stricJy confidential.
Address
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents,
618 F Street, N. W.,
Box 38s.
Washington, D. C.
11radqiim teis for Commercial
men mid the tiaveliiig public.
Samp e looms.
Ele<-tri<- lights
tInongliout. Stage and bout of­
fices.
Kates, fi.oo to $2.00 per
d<ty, Aineiican pimi.
NEW MANAGEMEN T
E*pecial attention to
department.
H
A
the
tuisilie
WOODFORD. Prop’r.
Reftrtnce—editor of this fiafier. Write for our
jo-Page pamphlet, FREE.
A BOON TO HUMANITY!
CUSHMAN’S MENTHOL INHALER
Gnatnt Divui.rr .(19th futurj.
HOUSE
Cure* all troubles of the
Head ami Throat.
catarrh , headache ,
WILL CURE
Sneezing,
Snuffing
Coughing, Headache.
Continued use effect«
SI RE CURE.
It has no equal for
.
COLD8,Bore Throat
LX.
Hay Fever, Bron-
chitis, La GRIPPB.
The most Kefret-hiug
and Healthful aid to
H fa P achk Sufferers.
Brings Sleep to th«
Sleepless, ( urea Insoninia and Nervous Prostration.
< UNDER
ID I’. liAKVEl
H. B. A lley
T. II. Gov*-
Clerk
J. IL J* M80N
Sheriff
Joi'
B akker
Treasurer
a . T. W hite
Assessor
A. M AvsilN
Siirveyoi
I.. P S mith
School Superi nt»- ‘.cut
C. E. Ri x nolds
Coroner
E. E. S klph
Hepnb- ’ losecuting Attorney
('..cult Court convenes the 4th Monday in
.’.iigust, and an adjourned temi is generally
held ili the spring
County Court meets tlie first Mondays of Jan­
uary, March. May, Inly. September mid No-
xrmoer. Commissione.s court on the Wednes­
days following.
Commissioner
PRECIX< T:
Justice of the Peace
I T. M ai lsiiv
Constable
> M iller
CITY OFFICI A l>.
W . II R eynolds
Mavor
N els T hompson
r
R. R H ays
I
II. B eals
< ’OU I ici I '
J. Si eu art
t
W II. II. C ary
II II. A i.l»El: v! X N
Recorder
G. \ . EDM I N DM
Treasurer
J-RED A r THI a
Mai «Imi
SCHOOL II > ai : d
M. W. HariisoD
A. W Severance, mid Claude
I haycr —Clerk, Tom Coates.
cut Iteli Dilli« TOIJV.
C hristian ( iivr < h :—Rev
II IL Morgan,
pastor. Sen ices oil Sunday * at 11 o clock A M
and at 7:30 P. M. until fm ther notice.
M E. CHVltCH - Rev. IL M. Corner pastor,
mid 7 V’ >• M.
Preaching service al rr A
M
, of
..........
every Sunday
va< ...........
h month.* Sunday school
Class ZX««
Meeting nt 12 M
r pworth
at lo A. M. Ckxw.
Player Meeting every
League at 6^Jo P. M
Thursday at 73* P M
FREE
METHODISTS—»Services
livid
in
Fe <rnside hall. Services every Sunday li A M.
and 7 V» P M Suday - c I hh .I
<uiid.ix
3 •’ M
i iaxei meeling Wednesday 7 3°
' ""
everybody . rich sud p « m » i ahle l»odied lame ai <1
halt the deaf mid bliml mid those having
eyesight. < lirislisns and infi Ids. atheist and
deist, optimi’t and pessimi*!. Inlievcr and tin-
I»«-lieve.. agnostic .noi iatali*t skeptic and five
I..Hike: and esp cial.y tlie |»oor.
MN'II/n LIMI CTORV
A o. 1'. W
Meets every Monday iilglil «I 7
r m in l.o.o. I Hall
Myron Perkins M d
I». T. Fdmuml*. Recorder.
Ilmik Nt I.\DDEK < O
Meet* on first Tut*
day night of each immtli in Citv Hall. W F
D Jone*. President: John E Tuttle Chief, Tom
1 oates secretary.
G. \ R
Meet* ti<*t mid third Saturday of
each .iionth ..t I p M in G
\ H Hal’. <
N
Diew K.ljuimit W >• Page C< mtnrnider.
1.0.0 F.— Meet*eveiy Tue»«lay niglit at 7 3-,
p m in I O. <’ F
Hall. L I-. Selph. N.G.
Geo.
Colm
Ke«
«ei-rstai,. .
W
J
.May
Per Fecietary
ALDER < AMI'
X,. 219, W.x.dmen • f the
Wurid meet»every Friday night in I o <’ F
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g
g
lists.
Conimi, Otto Heina.
< lei k
A. F. fk A M
Meet* fir*l Saturday night of
••adì month in Ma-onw- llaîl
K. R
Hays
W M F R Hra • secretary
IOIINSON CH APTER NO J4 - Meet» st 7 3» I’
M on live nd Saturday <»f each immlh
*t
Ma-.U X Hall
J
W Maxwell. H I’
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i o .1er. *»e« irtrtrt
»II.X'KK WAXi: OIAITKM N... i«. <• I »
Meet* 2nd n»d |l»t «»tn days of r.n li monili
M t * g w r.ntt w M
I. CoAt<-« Secretary
FIRST DISTRICT—
W. F indley , J. P.
H SCHOLLMEYER, CONSTABLE.
SECOND DISTRICT—
G. W S appington , J. P.
S. V. A nderson , C onstable -
THIRD DISTRICT-
J asper S mith , J- P-
A. D- S anders , C onstable -
J. P ALLEN. Prop’r.
it* Fine Cuisine Depai tinent.
I
LXIioitMl II BY rmsItlAXS LV1.Hinil1.KK.
J. I.I NNOX BROWNE. 1 R. C. 8. El. Senior Surgeon to th«
Central Loiutoa Throat and Ear Hoipital. “I he vapor of Menthol
rherki In e manner hardly l«M than marv«l«u», acute Cohl« in th«
head. Eor all form« <>f natal diMnae«. a urin? • >-«tru<tion io th«
natural brealhway. I pre«cribe ( t slHt AX * MI N I HOL IXHALKB
to the extent ot hundred« per annum."
PR. HROWNiK al«<> »av» . -Alwax« rarrx th« ingeniout BEN-
TIIOI. INHALBIt known '.« < I MIN AN'S, »inch «hould be uied no»
only on the tir-t approach, hut three or four timer a day during an
epidemii, and alwayt In cold catching weather by Ibote tubjact 1«
head mid«."
IBIEI IICBI7A ! DR 1 H SALISBURY, a dlrtlngoUhed
llwl LUENfcA • i>hy«k-ian of New York, raid "Inhaled
Menthol ii parti.-ulariv declructlv« to th« life <d the li.fluenia tacitll.”
DR. S. S. BISHOP, Surgeon to the lllinoi» Charitable Exe and
Ear hiHrmary, Chicago, »ay»: ‘-You need no other a»«urance of my
rood opinion of your Inhaler, when I »ay that J am comtantly- n«ing
lur thrill for mv uatienU."
1ILLAMOOK, OREGON
Reduced Fares!
SB “mi
$3.50
( <»l X TY ill I II I M.S:
Jud»*
JOINT SENATOR—
G- W- P atterson -
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE:
W- L- B rooks -
COUNTY TICKET—
C. H. W heeler , C ommissioner .
A. T. W hite . C lerk .
J. H. J ackson , S heriff .
J ohn B arker , T reasurer .
J. S. S tephens , A ssessor .
A. M. A ustin . S urveyor .
G. W. K iger , S chool S up ' t .
C. E. R eyf olds , C oroner .
Leading Hotel of
Tillamock—
NEURALGIA, LaGRIPPE.
i' I W. F D. Jones, managei of the Tillamook
H e wi.iGHf <’o.. <lo solemnly sweat that the
■^Hioxeisa correct statement of the average
weekly circulation of the II eadi . ight for April
¡M,t
1 W. F. D. JoNI-.S.
B We venture to state that this
Prof.W. n. PEEKE, F. ])., 4 Cedar St., Hew York
For Treasurer.
I 786
;
_
makes a specialty of
Epilepsy, has without
doubt treated and cut-
ed more cases than any
living Physician; his
success is astonishing.
We have heard of cases
of 20 years’ standing
cured by
J him. Ho
~ J
large bot­
tle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers
who may send their P. O. and Express address.
We advise anv one wishing a euro to address
For Commissioner.
X >1 noi ices or coiiiniii iiicalimis shuiihl
be seni in Hs eaily in the week as possible.
Everybody reads it and many claim good results lately
Ely’s Cream Balm
C. II. Dal ymple. of IJ iiii county, is an able
attorney. and will be the right man in the light
place if elected.
advertise if in the
HEADLIGHT
and is !ha rasult of cold« and
sudden climatic changes.
For Congress.
For District
CATARRH If £ou haoc anything fo sell,
1« a
Supreme Judge.
IN THE LEAD............
T«kr onl\ Cl MH-
■ AX’S. Prirr, .’>Oe. al all Driiffri»'«.
I )"-«tpai<i on •eceli l
nf i.rlcr
Wihe for lK>ok on Menthol and le»tin.>>i>ial<. AGENTS
W ANTER. Addre»»
TRIP.
ONE
WAY
JEFF MYERS, C ongress , 1 st D ini
Cukau »rig 1«. limim lad. or 324 ikarbon St. fhiago.
S. I.. HAYDEN, D irt . Ai r
Soften« tlie llandM.
Go and get u 2jc box >>t < uakBian’« Menthol
IlirIm und kee|* it in lb« buu>«. tl in Ibe ru.L-et
remedy mid nure.-t f«r Cut*. Burns. Brulaei«. beuld-*.
Chapped liaihl-. Sore*, or any skin eruption*. It I*
quick l<» reiere pun and inti:< mtn Hl ion. F or Fni-m-
rrs <-rn<-k«d hands it is u w<>nderlui cure. Larget-l
box of uiiiLment. ou ih ■ market.
GE<>. CollN, J oint R epresenta i i x e
Cured Hl* Mother.
CAKTHAGB. .M . . Ju y 28. lbtb. -Yoiir Menthol
Anl ve cure J motner liands. Mu- lia* hud i o trou­
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