Tillamook headlight., May 31, 1900, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 3L 19C0.
HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS
STOVES & RANCES.
Large Line Charter Oak Stoves.
Star Estate Ranges,
Umpire Air Tight Heaters,
Doors, Windows & Glass,
Churns &, Butter Workes,
Milk Cans,
Paints & Oils.
II
groceries .
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We cam a First Class Stock cf Groceries and Provisions,
Canned Goods^ etc., which will be found complete in every line.
We want your trade and will do our best to give satisfaction in all
HARDWARE.
We carry the Largest Stock of
Hardware in Tillamook County.
Before buying Nails, Windows,
Doors and Sashes call and get
transactions.
We keep in stock a nice line of China, Crockery, Gia«,
Tinware, etc.
CHINA & TINWARE.
our prices.
McINTOSH & M c NAIR. Tillamook.
with the Neely Printing company—and
T. H. Tongue to the voters of Tillamook rival on account of the quickness and
sec that an end is put to them. The
county. The confidence placed in Mr. ease of its manipulation and regulation.
Tongue by the citizens of the first con­ One of the largest wagon-making con- country is on trial.
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gressional district has brought about cerns in the country uses electric welding
The high court of public opinion, which
good results, for his untiring energy and in making tires. Similarly, the largest
is higher than any other court in the
jierseverance in congress in l>ehalf of Ore­ concern making cedar tubs and buckets
gon has brought him to the front, and, used an electric welding process for land, is always in session, it never gets
(Successors to L. Hiner)
without a question of doubt, he is the making the hoops on its pails, etc. These insulted and does not have to protect its
honor
or
maintain
its
dignity
by
tnrot-
strongest and most influential person in arc made of galvanized iron wire, wound
the Oregon delegation at Washington. tightly around the utensil in a groove tling free speech or abridging the free­
Congressman Tongue has identified him- cut in the wooden staves. The ends of dom of the press.
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! self with Oregon’s development, and since the wire hoop are brought together, a
The wine production of the old coun­
he has been in congress he has left no little scrap of mica being placed under
, stone unturned to secure appropriations the juncture to protect the wood. A try last year w as nearly 3,500,000,000
for the improvement of Oregon rivers, powerful current of electricity, intro­ gallons. A gallon and a half apiece for
harbors, bars, etc., and now’ that he has duced in the hoop by appropriate ap­ every man, woman and child on earth . Steam Boat and Loggers’ Work and Heavy Forging a Specialty.
interested himself in securing a large ap­ paratus, heats the ends almost instantly What a lot of prohibitionists have failed
Estimates given on new machinery.
propriation for government improve­ to a welding "neat and firmly cements to get their gallon and a half!
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For Representative in Congress,
TlbbAMOOK,
OREGON.
ment of Tillamook harborsandbars, it them together. A pail or tub made in
The secretary of the treasury has is­
TH OS. II TONGUE,
is to the interest of every person owning this way is said to he practically indes­
of Washington County. property in Tillamook county to vote tructible. In bicycle factories electric sued a call for the redemption of $25,-
For Supreme Judge,
j for Mr. Tongue. It mav be a long time welding and brazing are much employed. 000,000 of government bonds. More
C. E. WOLVERTON.
| before Tillamook can secure such a strong It is used also to some extent in the evidence that the country is not now’ liv­
of Linn County. friend in congress as Mr. Tongue, and manufacture of armor piercing and other ing under the burden of democratic hard
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
For Food and Dairy Commissioner,
when Tillamookers cast their votes next projectiles. One of the most interesting times.
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J. W. BAILEY,
Monday it is a foregone conclusion that uses to which electric heat is put is the
During the year 1899 the United States
For Prosecuting Attorney—3rd I)ist.,
their ballots will be for Mr. Tongue, for annealing of armor plates for war ships.
issued about 2,500,000,000 of 2-cent
JULIUS N. HART,
| looked at intelligently and in a business These plates are generally made in large
Of Polk County. light, even Mr. Tongue’s political enemies sizes, several feet on a side, and up to I postage stamps, which, if placed end to
For Joint Senator,
admit that he is in aposition to do Tilla- eighteen or twenty inches thick. They ' end, would reach a distance of nearly
Dr. W. TYLER SMITH,
! mook some good and should be kept in are made of very tough steel and in both 40,000 miles. * * *
of Yamhill County. congress.
I the Harvey and Krupp processes are!
1 The government of Nicaragua has pre-
For Joint Representative,
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hardenened on the surface and for a .
B L EDDY,
The people of Montana will be very depth of one or two inches, so that j seated the American minister with a
of Tillamook County. apt to settle the disgraceful fight be- I ordinary tools, such as drills and planer | handsome walking stick. As long as he
the Clark ami Dalv gangs this | (cutters, can make no impression upon 1 is not presented with his walking papers
Republican County Ticket ! 1 tween
AGENTS STEAMERS W. H. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK.
fall by turning all the rascals out and I j them. The recently introduced electric the mininter will be all right.
For County Commissioner,
placing the affairs of the state in the tempering process consists of a method
I Hobsonville, Or.
J.
Mgr.
A Lesson in Business.
L. PARRISH.
; hands of the Republicans. Unless the i for locally heating the surface of such a
I
For County Clerk,
I people of that state are willing for the ! plate to any desired temperature and
Bank clearings afford the best guide of'
HOMER MASON.
i world to believe them to be as bad as I gradually reducing this so us to temjjer the volume of business that is transacted ,
For Sheriff,
their leaders, they must repudiate the i the hard steel and make it workable. ;
throughout the country. The following,
H. II. ALDERMAN.
shameful methods employed by all the The armor for the Kearsarge and Ken-1 figures are from Bradstreet's, 000,000s;
For School Sujierintendent,
gangs in the Democratic party of the ! tucky, the latest battleships of the United being omitted :
j
GEO. B. LAMB.
state, whose chiefs look upon honor and I States navy to be placed in commission,
Yr. Amt.
Yr. Amt.
Yr. Amt. I
For County Treasurer,
office as bargains merely, worth just so ' were planed on the edges and drilled for
1890$60,807 1893154,020 1897$57,085 I
W. II. CARY.
I much gold. The chicanery of Clark and holding on bolts after an electric temper-
1891.. 56.805 1894..45,396 1898..68,500 )
For County Assessor,
i his hirelings as betrayed by the con- . ing process.
1892.. 61.902 1885..53,028 1899..93,508 !
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J. S. STEPHENS.
I temptible trick of his resignation from '
19M..60t982
Agents for Kopp's Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Heer in the Norths'«!
It appears that the British manufac­
For County Surveyor,
| the senate and opportune appoint
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privatel;
turers
are
getting
stirred
up
because
the
A. M. AUSTIN.
ment by the lieutenant governor,
Av...
$59,838
$50,844
$73,029
confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at borne.
American
manufacturers
of
locomotives
For County Coroner,
acting governor in the absence of that
These figures represent hundreds of
J E. TIJTTLE.
executive, is the favorite methods of' and cars are furnishing rolling stock to
millions of dollars. Under the McKinley
First Justice District—
ward heelers and political bums. While colonial roads. More than $4-,000,000
For Justice ...... Wm. Batterson. this cheap piece of paltry artifice was I worth of American railway engines have tariff in President Harrison's adminis­
tration the average volume of business
For Constable.. C. Larsen.
working Mr. Clark w as reading a speech been exported in the last nine months,
transacted in the United States was
Secon I Justice District—
in the senate of the United States in ' as against $1,000,000 worth in 1894
almost $60,000,000,000 a year.
and
$2,800,000
worth
in
1898.
The
For Justice ...... C. E. Reynolds.
which he soared above the sordid things J
During President Cleveland’s adminis­
For Constable .. A. A. Ford.
of earth, and, with his breast heaving | reason for this is not far to seek. The
PROPRIETORS OF
tration it averaged $9,000,000,000 a
Third Justice District —
convulsively with emotion and his voice American manufacturer of railway roll­
year less. In other words, there was
For Justice ...... W. T. We^t.
trembling with tears, he said it was his ing stock has such tremendous demands
$3.00C,000 less business transacted every
For Constable .. F. Smith.
only ambition to hand down to his chil­ made upon him at times that he is
business day of the year.
For Road Siqiervisors—
dren the heritage of an honored name. equipped for the handling of “rush’’ or-
DEALERS IN
Under the Dingley tariff and the ad.
ders
and
he
is
prepared
to
underbid
the
Nehalem .................N. B. Aliev.
The sjieech impres&ed the senators and
ministration of President McKinley the
English
manufacturer
who
relies
upon
a
Foley...........................
—
the spectators. They began to wonder
The American engines average volume of business was $23,-
Garibaldi ............... Uris. Peterson.
if this man's venal friendshad not abused steady trade
000,000,000 a year more than in the
B.n
S \\ l.llxitt
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
his friendship. Perhaps his enemies had and cars are built to standar^ designs,
preceding Democratic administration of
and
there
are
no
delays
in
filling
orders.
Fairview ............... Henry Ohls.
persecuted him ; perhaps the senate was
President Cleveland.
Hoquartnn ......... B.II.Hathaway.
about to wrong him. He w’as either With the advantages of lower prices and
In other words, there has been over
Tillamook................. A. Anderson.
the most shameless and daring hypocrite quicker deliveries it is not surprising
$7,000,000
worth more business trans­
that
American
manufacturers
are
send
­
Barnegat .................Geo. Elliott.
unhung or he was tnote sinned against
acted every day during President Mc­
Netarts .................... C. B. Wiley.
than sinning. But these contemplations ing their locomotives in large numbers
Kinley's term than there was under Pre­
South Prairie ..........Z. Wells.
had hardly begun to cerebrate his *° Egypt and other British depenen,
sident Cleveland.
Carnahan ............... Jacob Bloom.
hearers before the transformation scene cies.
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Blaine ...............
J. Rowland.
revealed the rottenness liehitid the pic
One of the l>est things that the English
Secular Shots at the Pulpit.
Beaver..............
T. Wilson.
lure. He wishes with one breath to
Hebo..................
G W. Bodvfelt. leave the legacy of a clean name and papers have discovered is the complex­
A Toledo minister is now starting a
ion of the democrats and republicans in
Union ..............
Win. Scott.
with the other soils it with unscrupulous
church with bowling alleys, |pool and
i America. This discovery was made
Little Nest ticca
C. Keller.
I unhition. If Mr. Clark had refused I
billiard tables. This sportv religeon
apropos
of
the
decision
of
General
Mer
­
Dolph ...............
A. Kuntz.
• with an indignant refusal co have ac-
seems to appeal to a certain kind of Stage leaves Tillamook daily except Sunda)
riam to employ women in taking the
Sandlake.........
F. Atkinson.
: cepted appointment to the senate under
mind.
census. The papc*, which is the Express,
Stage leaves H- Yamhill daily exeept fnondayj
such despicable circumstances, at the
The probabilities are that those Me­
goes ou to explain that the young wo.
It is now but n lew days to the elec­ san e time publicly rebuking his son and
, men were appointed by members of con­ thodists who still choose to dance, play
T k kets must be secured the day previous from the Agents at
tion, and in all probability most ¡»eople his tools at Butte,he might have proven
cards and go to theaters will do so con.
have made up their minds how they are by his acts and sincerity of his pretty gress, senators and representatives, and trary to tne rules of the Book of Dicip-
North Yamhill and Tillamook.
it has been found that the republican ap­
going to east their ballot. As far as Ore­ speech in the senate. That would have
line in such cases made and provided.
gon is concerned, and especially Tilla­ been the opportunity of such a man. ns pointees, who are largely in the majority
A Pennvlvania it inister whose prayer
are almost all blonds and the democra­
mook count
there should l»e but one his sentiments then expressed were lead­
that lightning might strike a brewery
tic
appointees
are
brunettes.
It
is
not
verdict a continuation of prosperity. ing the people to sup|»ose he might be.
fully explained whether the blondes was apparently answered has just been
We have ivpc.itedh pointed out the situ His prompt accept mice of the appoint­
themselves
are republicans and the bru­ nominated tor congress by the prohibi-1
at ion in the Headlight with unvarnished ment makes him irrevocably a party to
Manufacturer» of
nettes
democrats.
or whether the demo, tionists, andit is believed he will get at
tacts, and only those w ho are |»olitically the trick it not the instigator of it. That
least 200 votes. There are various wavs
cratic
and
republican
congressmen
find
blind will undertake to deny that the opportunity is gone. It is now too late
of getting into politics.
United States is enjoying a wave of pros­ for Mr. Clark to ever regain the confi­ their sympathies particularly enlisted re­
Newell Dwight Hillis is quoted ns sav­
spectively
by
brunettes
and
blonds.
perity, brought about by the confidence dence of the people. The name he will
TIlalaflMOOK, OR
ing that "the state will go to the devil
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placed in the republican administration. leave will not help his heirs nor his ser- i
very
soon
if
men
continue
to
postpone
Wherein docs the democrats intend to im vice in public office lienefit his con
This Cuban nc^ndal is heartbreaking
prove the ,
v.., .<«««.. actoi v state of stituents. Enough developed at the in­ to the honest people of the country. It marriage." On the same dav that Dr
nfl'aits ? Prm tie illy they have nothing vestigation by the senate to show that shows that sufficient care was not tier, Hillis made this remark the Vnirersitv
to offer but a return to democratic hard Mr. Daly, Clark's arch enemy, is hut vised by the administration in selecting of Chicago posted a bulletin making
times, industrial stagnation and money little better than the man he opposes men for place; it shows that the pull and compulsory the forfeiture of scholarships
bocal Orders Promptly pilled. Well Stoek«d
stringency. Sothis swhat the voters of with his money. The Dalv gang and the push had too great influence. But by any student contracting matrimony.
Dr. Hillisand theuniver-ity faculty don't
Oregon are called upon to decided—a con­ the Clark outfit are doomed. The now if the scamps are discovered and
bumber Yard near Court House.
jibe evidently, and the American youth
tinuance of republican prosperity or to |x*ople of Montana will redeem their punished to the last degree, if men known
is
still
left
to
form
his
own
convictions.
revert to democratic hard times Here is state from the dishonor which the mis­ to be above suspicion or doubt are ap-
TILLAMOOK
IRON WORKS,
Practical Machinists
And Blacksmiths,
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Truckee Lumber Co.,
Flit & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
E, SIBLEY,
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE.
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
!
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK
Carrying U.S. Mail.
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage Line.
JOHN BARKER, Proprietor
PACIFIC LUMBER CO
All Kinds of Fine Merchantable Lamber.
Fine Dressed Flooring and Finish^
Lumber a Specialty.
the political situation in a nutshell. and
to those who want one or the other of
these conditions all thev have to do is to
vote the democratic ticket for hard times
ami the republican ticket for prosperity
and good times.
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Ue must againc*mend Congressm in
placed confidence in these men has
wrought and remove these ugly warts
from their bodv politic.
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Electric heat for welding and temper,
ing is in sncvemiful use for «large number
of prriv'ses. For tempering watch and
clock springs it is entirely without a
pointed to succeed the criminals, the
people will believe in the good intention
of the administration. But let the in­
vestigation lie of the most searching
character, let i* bring to light cverv
character—double salaries, allowances
for living expenses, sinecure positions lor
relatives, favoritism contracts like that
County Road Warrants.
All warrants on County Road Fund
Serie. F. prewntel prior to November
16th, 1899. are now payable, and will he
paid when presented. Interest ceases
May 17th. 1900.
W. H. Cxav. County Tneasnier.
Centrally boosted.
Rates, $1
LARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. bflRSEN, Proprietor.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
Suge and Express Office.
The Best Hotel
in the city. No Chine«6