TnE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 20. 1902 ASTHMA CURE FREE! Germany, who have been forced to re­ Oleo Bill Passed sort to cheaper meat of a kind not re­ W ashington , Feb. 12—The House to­ garded as edible in the United States. day passed the oleomargarine bill. There Fred C. Baker. Publisher. The most earnest protests have been was no division on the final passage, the made by these people to thegovernment, real test of strength haying been made Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. on a motion to recommit, which was de­ but thus far without any effect and it is feated by a majority of 34. The proviso ( strictly in advance .) not probable that the government will to require the ins|>ection and branding All Cases. $1.50 soon abandon a policy which the agrar­ of renovated butter, which was adopted One year......... Six months..... 73 ian element brought about and will in- in committee of the whole, was retained SENT FREE RECEIPT OF today on an aye and no vote. Three months 50 sist upon maintaining. As finally passed, the bill is somewhat This loss in our meat trade with Ger­ modified from the form in which it was Old Time Factional Leaders. many is small in comparison with what reported from the committee on agricul­ There is nothing like Asthmalene. It brings instant relief “We sometimes think it might lie a will ensue if the intention is carried out ture. It makes oleomargarine or imita­ even in the worst cases. It cures when all else fails. good thing tor Oregon republicanism it to put into force on April 1 next a law tion butter or cheese transported into the young republicans who are practi­ requiring that all meats imported into any state or territory for use, sale or The Rev. C. F. WELLS, of Villa Ridge. III., says : “ Your consumption therein, subject to the laws cally free from the bitter prejudices that tiial tiottle of Asthmalene received in good condition. I can­ of such states or territories, notwith ­ orti- Germany shall lie examined by an characterize old time factional leaders in not tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived from it. this state were given tree reign for a few cial in that country. This regulation, standing that it may be introduced in I was a slave, chained with putrid sore throat and asthma for years many ot the bitter antagonisms I there is reason to apprehend, would de­ original packages, and imposes a tax of ten years. I despaired of vv»-r being cured, I saw your ad would lie completely eliminated. We do stroy the business of exporting American 10 cents per pound on oleomargarine vertisement for the cure of this dreadful and tormenting dis made in imitation of “butter of any not say this because we are classed with rase, asthma, and though you had ov»*rs|»okeii yourselves, but shade of yellow. ” When not made in meat to Germany and indeed it may be voting'republicans nor because we have resolved to give it a trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted anv desire to get hold of a rein, but, be­ | designed for just this purpose. Perhaps such imitation, the tax is reduced to like a charm. Send me a full-size bottle. one-fourth of 1 cent |>er pound. The sec­ cause it is true.’’—Eugene Register. I the meat producers of that country ond section is intended to prevent deal- We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment Jof The H eadlight coincides i with the | Woul(! profit by this, but it would be ers, hotel proprietors, restaurants and Asthmalene, similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We ll send it by mail POSTPAID, ABSOLUTELY FREE OF Eugene Register. The long a bitter fac­ very hard on the poorer classes, of whom boarding-house keejiers from coloring CHARGE, to any sufferer who will write for it, even on a tional fight in Multnomah county origi-1 however, the government seems to take the uncolored article, by making any Never mind, though you are despairing, however bad your case, anted on account of the young and en­ no account. Yet such a policy can hard­ person w*ho colors the product and then postal. sells or furnishes it to others, a manu­ Asthmalene will relieve and cure. The worse vour case, the more glad we are to thusiastic republicans being unable to ly l»e very long maintained. Sooner or facturer within the meaning of the act. srnd it. Do not delay. Write at once, addressing DR TAFT BROS.’ MEDICINE secure recognition in the party councils, later the privation of the great body of Penalties for violation of the act are a CO., <9 East 130th St., N.Y. City. Sold by all Druggists. and being snublied time and again, there consumers must be recognized and their tine of not less than $30 nor more than was nothing left for them but to come protest heeded Germany does not pro­ $5000, and imprisonment for not less than 30 days or more than six months. out boldly and fight the old time faction­ duce enough meat for her people and it The new section relating to the inspec­ al leaders who had run the political ma­ is not probable that her policy of shutt­ tion and branding of renovated butter FOR chine and selected candidates in a hole ing out foreign meats will enable her to is as follows : “ That the Secretary of Agriculture is and corner to suit themselves. It became do so. When this shall have been dem- hereby authorized and required tocause iinliearable, with its corresponding rot­ onstrated the government will be com- a rigid sanitary ins|>ection to be made tenness in running county affairs, hence I>eIleell leaves a family at illustrate it more forcifully. The old time i The question of irrigation is a burning Weiser, and was formerly employed as factional leaders of this county started ; subject with those who want government brakeman on the Pacific & Idaho North­ out, nnwitingly though, to “do up" Rep­ , aid for that purpose. But as we had ern Railroad. Fred Williams, of Weiser, and Ed Mvers of Boise, were the other resentative B. L. Eddy. County Clerk i 150 inches of rainfall in Tillamook last members of the party, but they escaped. Mason and Sheriff Alderman, and even year, somehow we don’t feel very enthu­ One of the bodies was recovered, and a going that far to slate three men favor- siastic writing about irrigation when searching party has left Warrens to find Is still here and expects to remain. able to the factional leaders to oppose j the official record stands at 12V? feet, the others. The men were traveling them. They never made a greater poli­ j There is one thing that we are interested over soft snow, a foot in depth, when Thanking you for past favors and a continuance of your trade tical blunder, tor it caused a reaction in ' in, and that is an appropriation to con­ the slide from a mountain entombed them. favor of these officials when it became fine this rainfall to one channel when From Buffalo Hump, also, comes the known that these frctional leaders were crossing the bar. That’s the kind of irri­ news that Ben Hamilton, who is a well- Cash paid for HIDES and PELTS and FURS, Etc. known miner, was employed at Cracker doing. But for what reason ? Simply gation Tillamooktrs are deeply interest Jack mine. He left his working quarters FAT HOGS WANTED right away to pack down. this, they represent the rapidly rising j ed in. and went up the mountain, and was young republican element, honest and * ft ft e caught in an avalanche of snow half a tearless whether in or out of office, popu­ If your taxes this year bear the ear­ mile wide. His body has been recovered. lar in the public eye, with a following marks of the Sappington administration, that is growing stronger every year, and please don't kick if it will put you to the Herbert Wright, of Philadelphia, was having the backing and sympathy of the grind stone, but go down in your jeans assigned before Judge Arnold, on the charge of taking laudanum with suici­ republicans who are not identified with and pay it, even if the amount should dal intent. Wright pleaded “guilty to factional bosses or their henchmen. stagger you and it will take a small gold attempting suicide, hut not with intent Under these circumstance, it is not sur­ brick for you to get even with the coun­ to kill myself." In dismissing the case prising that Eddy, Mason and Aldermm ty. There is this satisfaction, you can judge Arnold said he doubted if there is h ive been forced into the fight again. It ' get even with Sappington at the primar­ such an offense in this couutry as at­ tempting suicide. The law emanated, he is a principal which is at stake. To put ies, and then, maybe, you’ll feel some re­ said, from courts where there were Kings the issue in Tillamook into a nutshell, it lief when taxes become due another year. and Emperors who adopted the theory that it was wrong for a man to kill him­ is this ; Shall the old time factional lead­ * * * self, and thus reduce the number of King's ers, with their slate making, rule or ruin Because Senator Simon has no news subordinates. The Judge asserted that spirit, be allowed to dictate to the repub. pafier now in Portland to boom him, a man’s life belonged to himself and his lican party and control comity affairs daily is to lie started in that city for that creator, and he did not know but that for their own, and those whom they can purpose. Thus it can be seen that a the man had the right to kill himself if he so desired. handle, s|iecial lienefit and aggrandize­ ncwspa|)er is an important factor in pol­ ft ft ft ment ? This is what they are after, this itics, and can be used for and against It required the utmost strength of 12 is what they have sent out their looters the |>eop1e’8 interest. Newspapers have men to carry to the grave the casket to work for and this is what they are a responsibility, and they should not containing the remains of Dennis Leahy, whose funeral has just lieen held in New trying to perpetuate in local politics and shrink from it when undesirable persons York. The dead man weighed 700 in the administration of county affairs want to force themselves into office. pounds. Leahy’s enormous weight has It is a square issue, in which, probably, been acquired within the past 10 years. * ft * When he turned the 500 pound mark Simon influences will be injected into it. One of the most important events Iasi two years ago a physician pronounced j which every republican and taxpayer week was the announcement that Eng­ his increase of size due to fattv degener- j must fact and decide which is to the | I I have the largest and best assorted stock of old land and Japan had entered into an alli­ ation of the heart, and told Leahy his death was only a question of time. Ap­ party’s, the county’s and his owa inter­ ) Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into ance to preserve the Chinese empire. As preciating the trouble his interment est to support. I this City. this carries with it the ’‘open door, ’ the might cause his friends, Leahy hunted The last republican conntv convention alliance will of necessity prove a great up a place of residence close to a ceme­ showed its contempt lor old time faction­ advantage to the Pacific Coast, for it is tery, and it was necessary to carry the ® ? to $8.00 ® casket only a short distance. al leaders and political ‘ grafters," mid hi the Orient that this part of the United now that they have arrayed themselves States is looking for a market. again at clean and popular officials like Notice to Taxpayers. Wines, * * St ,------- i**** e Eddy, Mason and Alderman, who repre­ Notice is hereby given that the tax roll ! ‘ - * ' 7 ■ 7 7 7 7 Au Old Bossy should jump with joy now sent the young and progressive element, for Tillamook County has been turned * Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can J and who have the implicit confidence of that the oleo bill has passed tl>e house. over to me for collection. 1 buy it pure and unadulterated from me. Ge a large proportion of the republican But jierhaps after the senate gets through One half of the taxes must l>e paid on party, it is sate to predict the sentiment with it she won't feel so lively, tor there or liefore the 1st of April, 1902, after which will predominate at the next re­ is no telling what that bodv will do if which a 10 per cent penalty will l>e publican convention. In spite of these the millionaire meat packers aim to de­ added. facts, the old time factional leaders will feat the measure, as no doubt this is the If the whole amount is paiJ before the make an effort to capture some of the object they will aim nt. 15th <»f March, 1902, a discount of 3 St ft * primaries, as heretofore, with the assist- ! Bishop Potter told a Philadelphia percent will be allowed. a nee of democrats, and on that account 1 Tillamook Citv, Or.. Feb. 12, 1902. audience that Grover Cleveland was a it is imperative every republican attend H. H. A lderman , lictter democrat than Andrew* Jackson. the primaries this year, and if they want Sheriff of Tillamook County. But, then, they can do almost any old boss rule in politics and county affairs, thing to a Philadelphia audience. with the old time factional leaders in the Yellow Fir Lumber Co.‘a Price«. * * ft saddle, then vote for and scud their Below will tie found the Yellow Fir It is amusing to see the nninber of par­ henchmen as delegatee to the convention. Lumber Company’s price list for lumber. A sXX van K Pit'» the to Brewer of the to finest Beer in the priv.telj Northwest find Brewery here a pl.ee write, attend correspondence, If you are not ii* sympathy with that ties who have become political “rooters’’' P rices eor Lt mher at the M ills . "wer upon business or eocial matters .nd generally feel at home. the past few weeks for those w*ho want to Per 1000 ft element, then the opposite course must Rough lumlier $« 50 tie taken, and that is to vole for delegates jump into office. ft ft ft Sized lumber.. 7 50 who represent young republicanism. The I The politicians in Portland can’t stand Ship lap ......... 8 oo H kadligiit will leave it with the pco|4e Little Joe anv long. Dressed lumlier. flooring & rustic 14 50 P ricks at T illamook C ity , to decide._______________ Senator Frye introduced his bill of last And delivered anywhere along the main l American Meat in Germany. road from the mills : j Congress making it unlawful to tow Rough lumlier................................... - The American consul nt Brunswick. rafts of logs, lutnlx'r or timber on the Sized lumber...................................... ■> Germany, states that the imports ol waters of the Pacific (kenn within the Shii> lap .................... » J. P. ALLEN, American meat into that country have mrisdiction of the United States, but per Diessed lumber up to 16in. wide . IB Flooring and rustic........................ __ _ IS Proprietor. been reduced since IH98 more than $.'• anting the towing of such rafts within Dressed pickets from I tn 3 inches wide (NMI.OOO. There haie been no impnrta-t Tuget Sound and other have and rivers tjc. per lineal foot. First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate. Above prices are for lumber less than lions of s it sage anil canned meats since emptying into the Pacific. Engineers ot Leave orders at the the prohibitory law went into effect in vessels conducting tows in violation of thirty feet long saw mills or with 1900 an I this, it appear.«, has worked a this bill will lie deprived of their licenses E G. E. W ist . Presiilewt; >pecinl hardship to the poor jcople in h r not eic eding two years. P iter B rant , Secretary. ibe ^illiunook ftjtiibligbt. ABSOLUTELY ON POSTAL. “C.” BEN RIESLAND, DAIRY FARMS, TIMBER CLAIMS, Life and Fire Insurance, Financial Agent, Oregon. Tillamook City, Professional Cards. L. EDDY, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook H- COOPER, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook T illamook , O regon . L. N BARNES, -A-t tlie iTStXT MEAT MARKET, A Chance to get The White Sewing Machine! A ttorney - at -L aw , Office : Opposite Court House, T illamook .. O regon . 0LAUDE THAYER, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook J. S. LAMAR, ' WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. s X Whisky, $2.25 ,, per gal. A ttorney - at -L aw . Oregon City, Oregon. Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort, c. E. HADLEY, Proprietor. Tillamook Cffy, Oregon. Allen House, I Best X^eals in. tlae Citv TILLA.MOOK, OISX2. O regon . T. BOTTS, * A ttorney - at -L aw . Office in the O lsen B lock , Over the Bakery. T illamook .. O regon . y^AVID WILEY, M.D., P hysician , S urgeon and A ccoucheur . All calls promptly attended to. T illamook .. O regon . T M. SMITH, M.D., -ft- • P hysician and S urgeon . Office in T odd ’ s Building. T illamook .. O regon . E. BARTEL, M.D., • P hysician and S urgeon . J Female Diseases a Specialty. All disorders of Stomach, Liver and Kidneys Skillfully Treated. Office Over J. S. S turgen ’ s D rug S tore , T illamook , O r . O. h . davenport , D entist . Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge Work, Tillamook City .. Oregon. S. STEPHENS, Agent for the J • HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON & LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Agent for North West School Supply Company, Notary Public. TILLAMOOK. — OREGON ''p COATES, A bstractor . $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. ¿ WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE. O regon OBERT A. MILLER, The Best, the Cheapest and the Easiest Running Machine in the World. STOKES CO., Astoria, Ore. O regon . rp H. GOYNE, CASE & FOWLER, Tillamook Iron Works > O regon Tillamook Oregon. LAUDE THAYER, Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London and Lanca­ shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. C C. F. FRANKLIN, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Next to the Post Office. A. B. ALLISON, Denier in ('lean«, Tobacco, Con­ fectionary, Stationery. Xewa and Periodical«. Next to Sturgeon’. Drug Store. EDGAR LATIMER, I1RIEI 1RI 1IIIDIEHE1 SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING. ETC Electric Bathe nicely flitted up. Good for persons suffering with rheumatism,