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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1896)
COHN & CO Represent Tillamook County for the Following Lines of Goods TOBACCO PRIGS LIST Per lb., Iftoi. plug« Spearhead Star Horseahoc..... Saw Log Battle A,« Rvaa Chau. Todd, ? , „ J Boots and Shoes! Dry Goods! Clothing! Clothing! We are fully prepared for the spring and summer trade. Ladies, call and Men’s, and boys’ clothing, of the best manufacture and latest patterns. Can t inspect our assortment vou afford a new suit this spring? Footwear for ladies, children and for gentlemen Boots suitable for the fan <0 X Big Assortment. I and logging camp Names of Candidates. TOffiUE DEFEATED. For Congress, First District— N. C. CHRISTENSON. of Yamhill Co... Prohibition............ JEFFERSON MYERS, of I.illH Co.,....... .Democratic........... THOS. If. TONGVB of Washington Co. Republican........... 4 3 IT W. S. VANDERBURO, of Coos Co......... ....... Peoples............. For Supreme Judge— ROBERT S. BEAN, of Laue Co.............. Republican............ PATTERSON,SENATOR. JOHN BURNETT, of Benton Co.,.......... .Democratic............ 9 4 JOSEPH GASTON, of Multnomah Co.,. ....... Peoples............. For Joint Senator, i6tli Senatorial District- W. B. DILI.ARD, of Columbia Co......... .Democratic............ TOHK' HANflFN nf Tillamook Co........... For Joint Representative, 12th District— W. I.. BROOKS, of Tillamook Co.......... ..Republican........... great light is over, anti lite Oregonian lias succeeded in elect ing most of the men it opposed. Following are the names of the lucky candidates its far as can he told hy the returns as we go to press: Henn, rep., Supreme Judge. Vanderhurg, pop., for Congress, by about 300 over Tongue, llayden, democrat, for district attorney. Patterson, republican, for Joint senator, Tillamook, Columbia and Washington counties, by 8<X) majority. Gill, populist, over Cohn and Brooks, hy about 150 majority over Brooks, republican. I’ennoyer, 1500 majority for mayor in Portland. The Oregonian’s , O. Solis Cohen, is the ’hind matt. Tillamook county is all republican except oil clerk anil school superintendent. Following are the successful ones and their majorities: C. H. Wheeler, commissioner 212. J, D. Edwards, clerk, 5. J. II. Jackson, sheriff, 351. John Barker, treasurer, 186. A. M. Austin, surveyor, 246. J. Stephens, assessor, 257. G. A. Walker, school superintendent, 216. U. E. Reynolds, coroner, 135. G. W. Suppinton, J. P., 135. 8. V. Andeisou, constable, 111. 1134 votes were cast. Tongue carried Washington county by only 37 votes. Sam Hughes is elected senator in Washington, The republicans elect of the legislature 56, the democrats 6, pop. ulist 12, Union bimetallic 3, Mitchell republicans 3. Guild of Sheridan Sun and the rest of the bimetallic in Yamhill county are elected. Mills and his tool. Hie parson, will sink into oblivion—will not be heard of any mor«. Maulsby and Smith know wliat the people think of them. Maulsby got 12 votes in East Garibaldi. Read the table on this page for further particulars. GEORGE COHN, ol Tillamook Co....... Democratic........... For District Attorney, 3d Judicial Dist— JOHN A. CARSON, of Marion Co......... Republican........... J X I 5 X a 2 í* 0 X I i 6 i 4 1 3 I 17 4 5 33 6 • 4 3 9 16 »5 23 U« 24 62 25 20 22 33 22 75 33 •7 •7 3 34 24 1 7 3 I 3 4 67 12 4 13 lO 68 8 29 16 II »5 M 50 7 61 14 5 14 12 7 22 122 26 60 24 9 22 26 3 17 4 6 43 6 •9 5 8 18 28 12 44 5 23 66 32 • 4 14 2 S3 14 24 17 4 3 3 28 16 I3 14 13 4 3 4 17 5 4 37 4 24 2 7 16 16 5 l6 22 86 33 21 17 4 33 16 116 27 49 26 2O 25 29 33 33 16 5-1 7 10 61 13 5 14 7 65 7 23 9 71 9 6 16 »3 32 9 22 82 25 54 20 20 •7 20 12 2 5 5 59 6 7 «»3 5 30 12 11 20 •9 16 il »3 '3 il 41 5 23 50 32 11 • 5 I 34 19 0M 14 7 IÖ 13 79 8 28 142 29 60 30 20 36 32 20 14 8 10 12 89 10 17 74 28 29 6 IT 33 34 17 14 >3 14 u 41 T 22 59 30 IT 16 2 2Q U 9 51 4 26 3 10 21 32 17 19 126 29 5<> 26 2o 23 23 7 12 IN 11 30 24 12 28 30 16 44 30 II 11 22 77 22 53 •3 8 5 ....... Peoples............ JOHN ('.II I of Yamhill Co., . biAfqi'pr I 3 ...... Peonies............. G.W. PATTERSON of Washington Co., Republican Mitchell sure to succeed himself. LOCAL NEWS X â « X I’ennoyer elected Mayor of Portland, the Oregonian’s man, last in the race “Hip, hip, hur-rahl « M V Fairview GOLD BUGS KNOCKED Carnahan Pote of (Tillainook (iouithi, |896 9 HAVDEY nfMiirinn Co For County Commissioner— STEl’HEN »COVELL, of Tillamook Co ....... Peoples............ J. E. SIBLEY, of Tillamook Co.,........... .Democratic........... 4 V. H. WHEELER, of Tillamook Co...... Republican.... ....... IO 9 47 II 6 6 j 8 4 77 For County Clerk— .Democratic........... 17 3 G. R HUFF, of Tillamook Co.,.............. ....... Peoples............ 18 i3 A. T. WHITE, of Tillamook Co.,.......... Republican........... 47 7 14 I3 14 I.» 13 6 I? For Sheriff— J W HASKINS, of Tillamook Co.,....... ....... Peoples............ JOHN II. JACKSON, of Tillamook Co... Republican........... »3 T. J. LUCY, of Tillamook Co.,............... .Democratic............ For Treasurer— JOHN BARKER, of Tillamook Co......... .Republican........... ti 3 For Assessor— LEM PARKER, OfTillaniook Co.,......... .Democratic........... J. S. STEPHENS, of Tillamook Co........ .Republican........... 6 41 12 g >7 62 27 15 9 81 14 21 •54 26 62 12 •9 9 16 25 96 25 I? 28 30 8 7 •09 8 7 3< 6 26 I >7 27 140 26 51 27 1 17 62 30 •5 20 9 23 •39 25 58 3 35 6 21 22 55 31 13 16 5 p it M SMITH, nf Tillamook Co........ ....... Peonies.......... ALFRED WILLIAMS, of Tillamook Co..Democratic 77 32 II 12 62 21 9 7 11 S 12 12 33 4 3» 3 6o 12 >4 TO 17 U 65 4 55 5 5 9 «3 TOM WILLIAMS, of Tillamook Co..... ....... Peoples............ For Surveyor— A M AUSTIN, of Tillamook Co............ .Republican........... I oil Wednemlny June £4, St John»’ d»iy. Manons mid their families and friend« will go. Bar City lodge will participate. ( I i nr rati for Jackaon ’ We present on thia page the official Iteynolda got there you will notiee. count. In our extra yesterday, there 8<-tiomberg'a creamery butler, nt the were a few error», an unavoidable occur rence in the liable. Bakery. All of Milla' |>«ts were beaten, and ths men be fought were elected Ilia op- wns a great «uceem. • illon ie worth Something, and it ia time That ugly fight against Barker is wliat people understand it. • gave him Ills big majority. Mr. Chipman, an experienced hotel S.-hool entertainment at the Christian man, of Forest Grove, has purchased II church tonight (Thursday.) A. Woodford's interest in the Alderman If Brooks lied declared for Mitchell hotel and will conduct the bnaiiioaa. lie would have been elected Gill was a mere figure head—hardly The Oregonian can do a whole lot to that—he was put on the ticket merely to ward defeating a man by working for till It out. Yet, lie was elected l.eeauee him people thought lie would vote for Some people who made a gieat deal of Mitchell n.dea last week will never lie heard of The people of thia town should consid again. er tliemaelvea under great obligations to If the Oregonian had fought Tongue Tuttle A Carv for the accommodations he would have been elected by a laige on the telephone line in regard to elec tion reports. majority. The candidate's ball Tiieadny night A post office has been established at The parade Tuesday night attracted (llenora and al Jim Harris' place on a great deal of attention. The various defeated candidate« were caricatured in MUIaon river. good shape Frol Page was the artist Those who luivs been sucking around employed to do the painted, and lie I aftsr Mills will umloulitsdly take a tum showed a great deal of ability in that di ble to themselves. rection If Tongue had come out square for A loop ol III* Tillainook t«l*pli.„i« line free silver he would have lieen elected lies peen rnn to the r»»t offlire co xa to by a large majority. giveeonneetion with the Western Union F.llia had against him one gold bug telegraph oftke. The line wax ehangeU and Hires free silver men, but with all from telegraph to telephone a week ago. these mid he will go to congress again Telephone* oil the line are at MeNainer'e The Masonic order will have a grand half way ramp ami at Harri«’.—Forest excursion to the sand spit or to Garibaldi (¡rove Hatchet it 59 L. L. SMITH, of Tillamook Co............. Democratic........... 3 W ALTER D. WOOK, of Tillamook Co., ...... Peoples............ 44 13 17 8 T3 16 12 IO 19 10 7 73 44 3 For School Superintendent— GILES B. JOHNSON, of Tillamook Co.. Democratic........... I 1 2 I 4 3 U 4 6 28 G. W. KIGER, ofTillaniook Co.,............ . Republican........... 8 40 3 5 15 9 48 5 18 62 11 25 U« G A. WALKER, of Tillamook Co......... .......Peoples.......... 3 «>5 S9 ‘5 14 9 68 For Coroner— C. E LINTON, of Tillamook Co.............. Democratic.......... 4 34 21 6 12 14 33 7 C. E. REYNOLD®, of Tillamook Co..... Republican........... 8 64 9 8 «5 5 82 U 3I • 100 17 ••7 For Justice of the Peace and District— J. H BRIDGEFORD. ofTillaniook Co. Democratic............. B H. BUNN. ofTillaniook Co................ Individuals........... 4 I. T MAULSBY, of Tillamook Co.......... Individuals.... G.W.SAPPINGTON, OfTillaniook Co., . Republican. 3 8 W. B SMITH, of Tillamook Co.............. ....... Peoples............ For Constable, 2nd District— S V. ANDERSON, of Tillamook Co., Republican 54 TO 2 3 16 61 4 •4 li 27 TO 19 30 24 8 37 2o 42 26 2 12 7 36 59 18 20 29 33 8 • 4 2 26 19 28 • 4 9 18 •9 8 9 23 21 34 31 3 SI •4 18 24 29 45 11 6 10 •4 2 33 9 4 33 5 9 10 16 23 23 21 16 •4 26 34 36 21 5 46 25 29 30 I 18 22 5« 30 58 41 •3 45 U 1 U 2 2 3 4 3» 7 t»5 87 io 6 32 26 43 47 6 »7 11 s4 112 »7 20 43 34 102 17 7 3« 15 7 7 71 S. S. DALLAS, of Tillamook Co............ ........ Peonies J. A RICHARDSON, of Tillamook Co., Democratic 2 2 20 »5 3 3 I Jasper Smith, republican, for J. P. are full of money while the ntottgagas and H. Booth, democrat, (or constable, are being foreclosed, and li------ 1 is to art elected at Wood» Smith's majority pay generally. No wonder |>«upl« vote is small K. K.Scovell and 11. Scholl- I the populist ticket. Many republicans ineyer, dem. and rep , »re elected for voted for Vatiderlmrg, knowing lie is a J. 1* and constable In Nehalem man of little ability, and knowing Ton gue to be a man of considerable ability, We refrain from crowing over our fal yet they intend to rebuke the bosses, len adversaries, some of whom have and teach the plutocracy a lesson All ' abused tire editor of this paper in a these people will come back to the re ehanieful manner. The victory ie aitili- publican party when it liecomes true to cient to satisfy us, and we have nothing the people as it was when started. to say against those who went overboard. W W. Armstrong James Burke and' Two sessione of congress have talked Ben Gales went out to sea fishing in a of the Nicaragua canal and have done small boat the oilier day, and in coming ! nothing They have devise.1 no way to to the whore through the breakers the bjat raise a revenue to pay the ex|>ensee of was cajwzed throw ing tlie boys out into the government, Cleveland has vetoed the wntei They clung to the lioat but the river and harbor bill, lie lias refused soon found liter Cou|d make no headway to recognise (ulva as lieligerent after geting to the shore in that way that the congrese passed resolutions of sympnthv. only way was to leave th« boat, meet the no financial relief lias com« to the coun breakers, dive under them and swim try ; times are hard, men are idle, prices ashore, wlilch they .lid. They all came of products are low ; taxes ami freights in right side up later when the tide ars still high; thousands are hungry turned the liout drifted in onto tlielieacli while there is a great plenty : Hie banks and was seemed, so di.i B.lly's Wooden "lippers. Charles William« and Andy Heater who had also been ontfishing and were coming in, sesing the other boys had met with disaster rowed back to sea to wait for the large breakers Io pass, when they returned an<l safely made thetr landing in thn. to galhet up the w reck of the other lioys. There is a good deal Of sport in these adventures and sometimes a little dangerous There will probably be conaideable deep fulling this summer .-Ocean Wave Bev. Wool, formerly minister of the Methoili.t church here, h.s returned ami Cray.ru Bntargemenie’ Will preach at Bay City and Nehalem He expects this climate to benefit Ids The proprietors of th« Elite Fu*“ wife S health which has been poor lately lore are now making a "I1*?**. His many friends ar. g|.,| t„ .f. Crayon Enlargements. For la* thirty days you can get work <"* here again. this line by ths I rest artists on for lower prices than ever lieforto*^ l>Mllrtry. Satisfaction will Ire guaranteed in B R Frwl.nd,ofP.,rt|«I1.l.it,lowin particular i« now in T. xmook «ml will „mil J,,,,. For prices and further particu » , 1-tli, in prxctic« o( dentistry. plir„ our agent, J J. Stoddard, who town a few days before making • reaaonabla Teeth e«tr.^>L vase in the southern part of the I>«in. Kuaiaa at Alderman hotel '°U1 E lite F oto P<«tO*
