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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1898)
the "ST ovl J—xxo-w^. T illamook weekly headlight ---------- a,.t you «>. buy » grent H,.jo,i(y ll( (fh _ ? -£OO1< Stoves. Heating Stove- ' Tinware, Queenswafe E ui TX,, Clothing and many othei thmgl Fag’s s Seccrtd. FXazita. Stox© Dote of (Lillaniool; County 3une 6tb’ (898. ' C°'1 0*W, WHFN .«.-i.ut vr vrrn.r.u« s A Bari « tf YOU 'WANT LUMBER • 4 62 17 5 ’Remember that we keep the best of everything in Stock iuid at prices as low as the lowest. Followinc is our List of Paces. k FOR GO .•RRNfiB 12 H. M. Clintou, of Multnomah County, .......................... .. . .Prohibition. 13 T. T. Geer of Marion Countv, ... ............................ ...... Republican. >4 ................ ...................... Will R. King, of Baker County, People»*, Democratic, Silver Republican. >5 John of Grant ’'***•* t '■ ’. I.uce. ’ — *■ County, ~.......... ................................................ Regular Peoples. bor SECRETARY OF STATE— 16 ” H. (’. Davis, ’ of * - Linn • County, ...................................................... . Prohibition. Common Rough Lumber nt $8.00 per. thousand feet. F. I. Duubar. of Clatsop County,............................... Republican. Shiplap, al |9.00 per thoiimiml feet. IL R. Kincaid, of Laue County, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. *'son ......................................... Regular Feoplcs. Sized him her, nt 9.00 per thousand feet. 1 or STATE TKEAM’liER'— 20 • of Josephine County. Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. T 6. Booth, Flooring. N •. 2, at $12.00 per thousand feet. 21 Chas. S Moore, of Klam th County,................................... Republican. 22 I'looi ing, No. 1, at $16.03 per thousand feet. Janies K. Sears,of Polk County, ’ ............ Regular Peoples. 23 Motes Votnw, of Yamhill County, ... Prohibition. Rustic, No. 2. at $12.00 per thousand feet.’ <, For SVPnRlNTENDENT OF PVBL1C INSTRUCTION— 24 J. H. Ackernmn, of Multnomah Countj*. Republican. ltu.Hiic No. 1, nt $16.00 per thousand feet. B. E. Emerick, of Benton County,.....................................................Prohibition. 25 26 J. E. Hosmer, of Marion County , ... Regular Peonies. No 1. Finish, at $lS.00per thousand feet. 27 H. S Lyman, of Clatsop Couuty, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. Mouldings, lucent per foot, per inch ill width. FOR STATE FRINTKR- 28 Fitch, of Clackamas County, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican . All 3 inch planking at $7.00 per thousand feet. 29 Chas.A 1). L- Grace, of Harney County, ...................... Regular Peoples. W. II. Leeds, of J icksoti County, ................................................. Republican. 30 T . S. McDaniel, of Multnomah County, 3* --------------------------------------- - . ........................................... Prohibition. lull ii Barkei V P. ft Mgr. For JUSTICE CSTICK OF THE SUPREME COURT— B. L. Eddy, Secretary. 32 T. P. ...... Hackienian, of Linn County, ...................................................Prohibition. Frank A. Moore, of Columbia County ................. Republican. 33 34 W. Ramsey, of Yamhill County, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. For ATTORNEY GENERAL 1). R. N. Blackburn, of Linn County,.......................................... Republican. 35 C. J. Bright, of Sherman County, . ...Prohibition. 36 37 ----------- J. L. Story, - ------------------------ of Wasco Countj*,. 1 .. .Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican For CONGRESS- First District— 38 J . I,. Hill, of '’L Linn . ... County, '■...... 1, , ....................... ................................. Regular Peoples. 39 Y. I.. H. H. Pedersen, of Marion County, " . .. .......... . .... Prohibition. 40 Tiros. •• H. - Tongue, of Washington County,.............. Republican. R. M. Veatch, ot Irouglns Conjity. ............ .Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican 41 - ---— r For CIRCUIT JUDGE. 3rd. Judicial District — .. .. « . . - R. P. Boise, of Marion County, Peoples, Democratic Stiver Republican. Geo. H Burnett, of Marion County, . Republican 43 P. H.D’ Arcv, of Marion County,... Peoples Democratic, Silver Republican. 44 45 n. IL n. H. newutaUi Hewitt,of L,mn Linn vouuiy, County, . ....... ................................. . Republican. For DISTRICT ATTORNEY, 3rd. Judicial District— 46 f Samuel • - L.Hayden, - • - _ Peoples, - of -- Marion County, Democratic, Silver Republican. 47 O. ....... (>. H H . Irvine, of Yamhill County ~ . ..............Republican. For BOARD of EQUALIZATION. 3rd DISTRICT— 48 j - • ----- of --------------- • Peoples. Democratic, ___ J. P. Robertson, Marton County, Silver Republican. Tillamook. County, . .............. ..Republican. 4<j Jasper Smith, of Tillamoog | Fo JOINT REPRESENTATIVE, 12th. District — su ' T. I Luc „ j’, _fin ------- .. ------- - ~ . of Tillamook County,. .Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. <;i J W. of f Tillamook County, w. Maxwell, Maxwell^o County, ................ ........................................... Republican. | For COUNTY JUDGE— A. , » J. D. Edwards, ................................... Independent Democratic. 5« * of Tillamook, ** G. R Huff, of Til'amook................ Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. 53 54 G. '* W. Sappington, of Tillamook, ...................................................... Republican. For COUNTY c LERK- Homer Mason, of Tillamock,..............................................................Republican. 55 J. F. Weatherly, of Woods, .. Peoples, Den.ocratic,Silver Republican. ----- / 56 For SHERIFF— H. H. Aiderman, of Tillamook,........ w .......... Republican. 57 «8 _______________ I. eouard Hiner, of Tillamook,.......Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. For COMMISSIONER— (’. Christ« n-»en. of Oretowu,............ Peo )!es, Democratic, Silver Republican. Charles Ray, of Hebo, ................ .......................................................................... Republican. : 60 -....... - — ............. For TREASURER— 61 W. H. Cary, of Tillamook, . ........................ Republican. 1 62 George Cohn, ot Tillamook, , ... .......... .Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. 1 For ASSESSOR— 1 68 A. W. Bunn, of Beaver............. ........ Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. <64 J S. Stephens, of 'I illamook. ..................................................... Republican. . For SCHOOL 8UPFRINTENDENT- I r>s Geo. B. I amb. ofT llamook, ............................................................. Republican. I 66 G. A. Walker, of Tillamook,. . ... Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republtcan. ■ For COUNTY SURVEYOR- A. M Austin, of Netarts ......................... .... vw„. _ ___ - • Republican. Walter D. Wood, of Bay City,........ Peoples, Democratic, Silver RepubHuan. 68 For CO RONE It— 69 John K. Tuttle, of Tillamook. ................. .... Republican. For JUSTICE of the PEACE—1st. DISTRICT. Vote for ONE. 70 James S. Graj’, of Nehalem, ................... Republican. 71 W. W Jacobs, ol Nehalem, Peoples. Democratic, Silver Republican For CONSTABLE- Vote for ONE. 72 S. M. Batterse n of Nehalem, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. For JUSTICE of tbe PEAi E-2nd. DISTRICT. Vote for ONE. .. Goyue, .. . « .«m ................... Republican. 70 T. !I. of l’illaniook, 71 W II. Smith, cf Wilson, ....... Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. Vote for ONE. Kor CONSTABLE— y-j A. A. Ford, of Til’amook, Republican. 75 Jo-» Lnhmoii, of Tdlamr < k, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. For JUSTICE of Ihr FE ICE— ;rd. DISTRDT. IwTU;;*T. Vote for ONE- o B. S. Clark, of Wo ds, Peoples, Democratic. Silver Republican 1 J R Finley. of Beaver, ... ............................................................Republican, For CONSTABLE— Vote for ONE Chnries Jen «< n,of Hebo, Peoples, Democratic, Silver Republican. Hans L- Jeusc n. of Beaver, ......................... .Republican 1 j T illamook L umbering C o BTJ-V" ANTITRUST TINWARE /t lasts twice as long It is much more wholesome For Sale by J. E. Tuttle I Reduced Fares! Astoria and Tillamook H £ Carn g w. E. PACE Hz aver. good new for only n pcr ccllt ( . 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The totals are oflicial. 24 24 5«1 •4’23 599 394 82 54 36 7 12 3M 603 58 66 <5 49 61 8 17 8 »3 5 I4 3»6 ^3 22 «9 33« 233 29 28 99 166 lió «33 people crumbling mass of ruins. The old Hpaiiudi I ' ' cruiser Reina Mercedes undertook to assist the I | Spanish forts but the battleship Oregon sent a 13 Inch shell crashing through l:er side and the Spaniard went to the bottom. The first class M onday . armored cruiser ( ristobol C olon was riddled Rumoiscome from the Hay tian coast of a sea with shot and shell from the /.meiican ships THIC CELEBHATED VITA fight between three Spanish vessels and four and is also reported to have sunk. The Amer x Medicine Co. Tncoma Wash fell American ships supposed to be scouts. The icans landed a large Ixxly of troops near the ubout their great miicccks mid bow they If you want the latest bat.le wr ■ still in progress at the time the dis- «H-eue of action and a terrible battle ensued In can cure you news in detail of the ------- Will Run The------- pV.Ch sent. , which the Spaniards were defeated. The Span- American-Spanish con The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror 1 iards displayed their usual poor marksmanship I Having a system of medicines founded 011 flict. subscribe at once was s ink* at the month of S ntiago harbor on and few if any American« were killed and none I gieat discoveries of eminent scientists, demon fur the strating the fact that every disease Ims an autl- Friday by the American fleet. Details are not of ihe American ships were seriously injured. ' ! MWVC •»••• »• — » •• -K —.«— ate used accord- dote ami that if tlielr specifies Make trip, er.ry five dare, the weather permitting, between A,tori, and Tillamook Clt| given. The channel is «» completely obstructed that [ Ing to directions they nearly always cine Tlmlr i<.iiip.ll<c have liriVf rulli I lift »-1 V leslored ll'llo Their remedicK completely to Cl unorr _ . carrying freight and p«»«enge'•«. One of our trvop ships on the way to Cube no ships can pass it. health many thousan s of suffering humanity, tLMOHE, SANBORN 4 Co., Astoria, or COHN & CO.. Tillimook, Agtg. was pursued by three Spanish corvettes but they absolutely GUAMAN 1 EE a cure Tn all eases— T hursday siicn as Morphine and Opium Habits. Drunk wa-i n >t overtaken. and Tobacco Habit, Liver DiM-nsea, The American fleet yesterday shelled and d ?s I enness Official advices have been received that the Jaundir e, Balt Rheum, Yellow Blotches, tr<.) , d < Ainian.era a town about <0 mil» taat of I’mp”» Ga.”?a «>?.’< toa’i'.ic Ito' il'lTy or'wonia.di American collier Merrimac was sunk by the The Spaniards were obliged to aban- ! Dyspepsia. Chronic Constipation; Kidney Dls- Americans themselves, It became necessary Santiago. don the fortsand will probably burn what ' rn"e*-"’»ch «* « Disease. Congestive to obstruct the mouth of Ssntiago harbor, Vol Drop» calBwellings, Crystalites r.v, . u z » I ' Blood Troubles, Drops Fullest telegraphic re mattei how Diabeti«, Chronic Kheiimatisni-no Kin unteers were called for to take the Merrimac mains of the town. Ramsons ships forced an i DiabelK ports, which can be re to the bay aud did their woik at short , long staiuling, Neuralgia. Gout, Asthma, Bron- into the mouth of the harbor, swing her acioss entrance range j « hittn, LaGripix*, Indigestion. Catariah in al lied on. Daily ami Sun the channel and sink her, 4000 men volunteer i r. t a - 1 forms, Hay Fever, Disens«» dem-ndlng on th day, 85c per month; 27000 men left Tampa for Santiago y »ter- Brain. Virligo, Debilitating Ix>s«e«, finpotency ed. 8 men were selected. The vessel was tak weekly, 12 pages, $150 en in under a fiirioua fire and was sunk at the daj* mid will reach their destination to wort ow , Nerv< us Prostration, Paralysis, Pain in the per year. Address After their .rriv.I .bort work will be made uf k W< nktu.. of the f.imlm proper place. The Americans could not es . : . 1 tude, Plies In all forms, Colds and Cionp, Bloor! i Diseases of eve« y kind and nature, including cape and, so. coolly towed to the Spanish fleet Cervera and his fleet. mystery is connected with the ¡Scrofula, Hip 18 eases. White swelling. Fever and surrendered. The Spanish Admiral was — Considerable OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. ti« bcinff M-nt to Soaln l.v ^’D". < urvatnr« of the Spine, Rickets, Skin )M> iM>nlng.Chronic Diarrliro poisoning,Chronic Diarrheo , struck with admiration at the gallantry of the cable iucbm *cs now I being scut to Spain bj PORTLAND. OR. ...I Female Complaints the ti cable* cables have been cut , Headache etc. All Americans and sent out a message under a flag Blame. All the known and still tlie messages go. The cable companies Female Regulating Tablets and Vaginal Coties of truce offering to exchange them at once. always do their work safely ami surely when • prof« ** entire ignorance of the mean* by which u«ed a*« directed. Simply write 'he company In , Heavy firing has been heard for the last two thev receive the messages. the strictest confidence, describing diac«««* and | KKVKKD M Tl*< KlPlI >N KA TEH will s nd you free directions as towhat i hours off the mouth of the Columbia river. It The U. B. Government has let contract« to they By Mail fpoatag«* prepaid) lu advance remedy to use. or If you anclo«a Si. tn they will is supposed to be target practLe. several prominent wrecking companies for send you a month's treatment adapted to your Daily, with Sunday p rr mouth ........ *5 I The bombardment of Santiago harbor was re rnising the Spanish warships sunk by Dewey at particular case, and they will guarrantce a cure . Daily, Sunday eacep ed, per year............... ....7 S» if their directions are foiloweiL timed tod (y but the distance was so great that Manila. 9 00 These remedies are nearly all ill tablet form, i Dai y, with Munday, per year ittle damage was done. 20 American warships Spain has abandoned the idea of «ending a re easy to take ami contain 110 alcohol to Injure the Daily, with Sunday, 6 months.................. .5 w arc tn.'flged 11 the bom bard m cut which is still lief expedition to Manila. It is reported at s.-t.-m, VITA MEDICINE COMPANY, Tacoma Bunday, per year . 2 co . ......... ............. . Hong Kong that Manila Is now in the hands of Washington. in ¡.r<<r.*se( When wear begins to exceed repair in your The Weekly, [>er year.................................... 1 S» body you ar«* going to fall sick The signa of it The Weekly, three mnnlbe......................... 50 M.ni- te- Hay« has made formal complaint to the inan 1 gents. are: loss of flesh, paleness. Weakness, nervous 1 the Enghs'i government of the continued pres- 1 To < ity Bubscribera— ness, etc. The repair needed Is food. Yoll I ence and work of Spanish spies in Canada and ; Wood i«:al. think you rat enough, and jet you feel that you Daily, p»r week delivered, Bundays excepted lv wear out more tissue, eneigy, nerve-lorce. ti an Daily, per week, delivered, Bunday« Included 2cc , they will probably be expelled. Rids will le received unlil May 6th » your fo s| makes for you The difficulty B. C. Lamb, I xm h I ngt. is that you do not digest enough. And this is T cesda y . or 1898, 50 co du <»( Abler, Ilonitock so sei ions .1 is woi th sitting down »«-rioiiftlj to TillHiiiook, Or»’. Oregon goes Republican by a majority of Fir wood. F< r particulnr inqtiire nt think about. If you can't digest what you eat 5000. The entire Republican ticket is elected take a few doses of Mhnker Dig«*»tiv<* Cordial. 4-28 21 Tongue and Moody are safe by a good majority. Tllliipiook Creiimcry. I)«» ton wniit your |>imio limed? Ii The effect of it will lie to iuc/ease jour fl* eh and, make you hr! ftraMtr. You won t f ill -i< k l‘. C. KnaiialiHii IM heie leady to Hllend The Legislature will stand Republican (q, Fus- A So Mg Without a Parallel Proof that it is in control of your rer air appara I ionists 21. The above ia the estimate made at Ins. It «easy enough to test thia for yourself. toil. Mr. SliitiiHItiiii did n hi«« unioimt tiu w pa. »p u, mury Uw .nlnral prMm. for • lov pr1«< Oregonian office after about half the vote of the Takes few liottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial of work here hod Btimnier all of which Sold by druggists at locenta to|i.i>o per bottle gave excellent RHlÌMÌiicttor». Thom» de Pieffident McKinley ’ « iiiewige to liiw i state had l>een counted. wiring work done cut! leave word al Cohn I A bloody fight has occured at Manila. The dying mother. Undying Sentiment, In- 1 insurgents under Aguinaldo attacked the Span xpiriiig Melody, Beantihi) Title I’ugn A nice ranch of acres s t iat< d on main A C o ’ m or at Mr. KI i A iih I uiii ' m residence, «faae toad tmiles east of Tillamook City Al over Olaen’a «lore. iards and drove them into the city with fear tu! enihtncing photo* rd Uie Freni«leut, bin well fenced and all goo I agricultural and grass slaughter Thej* also took I8ou prisoners. It F forate Tour Rowels With t'aarareta. land Five room house, large barn arid oub- Mother, the White House and the Ohl was a fearful hand to hand conflict. The rebels houses. Fine young or< Lard and enough smal Candy Catbartie. cure constipation forar er. Home. Price 50 cenig. Ii you mention fruits to make a grsal busiuf-M of that alone 10c. 25c. If C. c. C. fail, druggists refund money now hold all but the heart of the city. Pure spring waler Situated only 1 mile from Carrenxa and DriBo<, two hlatent Spanish tliik piper, 25 cent« in atninp« or silver a cream* w nd •< mile h' oi a g<x*l graded Ko-To-Kw for Fifty Cents. I ■ spies have been arrested at 5fontreal, Canada. school. I . Hiither paitkulflrs, a«idit»s. W W. M< C alijp , Guaranteed tobacco habit eure, make« weak D. DeKalb Bownia*», By sinking the Collier Merrimac. Sampson Author and S<de rubliwber, Columbus, Til1am*»ok, Ore men strong, blood pure. Wo. 11 Ail druggist* has put the cork in the bottle at Santiago. f )hi<>. Kdurate Yonr Howels With < «••rarecs. A small Amcriesii force can now keep the Don’t ToharrsKpit and Smoke Tosr l ife Away, Candy Cathartic, cure constipation fore vet Send Firs Cents to Twit R tpans C hemical C oûtant , N o . . TO Hprniards in the harbor. Nothing further has We. 35c. IfCC C fall, druggists refund money To quit tol«eeo easily and forever, be rr.ag Spruce St., New York, and they will be sent to you by mai!; ; <* been heard from tlie 8 men who aank ths Mer etic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No To- The chances are ten tn 12 cartons will be mailed for gS cents. The chances are ten v.ac. the wond. r worker, that makes weak men To Cure Coeetlpatlnn •’«»rev*». one that Ripens Tabules are the very medicine you need. s.roitg All druggists, 50c or II. Cureguanm- .yesterday The American fleet »Lacked tlie j Take CMsareta Cufldj Cathartic. 10c or 2fta. I teed Booklet and sample free. Address If C. C C fail to cure, dr ugg»ms refund luotuy. t^arling Ksmsdy Ca, Chicago or New York ' Spanish fort aud fleet and the former are now j Latest War News. WONDERFUL ¡Cureof Chronic Diseases1 pacific jtfavigatioi] w JS a u 3 c War News Steamer W. H. Harrison, or R. P. Elmore, Oregonian ONE GIVES RELIEF. Don’t Spend a Dollar for Medicine until you have tried You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons Ten Tabules for Five Cents. “Tell Mother, I'll Be There” If you don’t find this sort of Ripans Tabules At the Druggist’s Wanted-in Idea