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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 27, Work at saw mill ................. Salary as county judge and supt, saw mill ..................... Fr«<l C. Huker, Publisher 1901 — G. W. Sappington, 245,080 feet lumber at $4|>er thousand...... RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Salary as count v judge ...... (STB1CTLY IM ADVANCE.) Lumber and bridge materia’ Salary as county judge.......... One year......... $1.50 Salary as county judge......... Six months..... 75 Nine days work with team.. Three months, 50 Work in R.D. No. 14............. Salary as county judge.......... Building BeaverCreek bridge Lumber ................................... Work in R.D. No. 14............. Salary as county judge and lumber................................... Salary as county judge........ Cbe Çillamoob Mieiibligbt. 6+ 20 1902 Professional Cards. ASTHMA CURE FREE! Scraps The resignation <f Secretary Hite!, 125 00 cock from the Cabinet is looked for within the next few months. L. EDDY, * *■ * 980 32 I A boodler is a thief who preys on the 104 80 public, and there should be no personal 373 00 or political discrimination in his favor. A ttorney - at -L aw , UXJ OS * * * K8» 00 O regon . T illamook Now that the president has decided the 27 00 26 12 Schley-Sampson controversy both of the UJO 00 admirals would lie showing a magnani 23« oo mous spirit to kiss and make up. H. COOPER, * * * 137 68 There is nothing like Asthmalene. It brings instant relief Pugilism in the United States senate is 22 50 : hainio even in the worst cases. It cures when all else fails. decidedly bad form and a bad example. A ttorney - at -L aw , FOR TEN The Rev. 0. F WELLS, of Villa Ridge. III., says ■ “ Your 222 05 Both senators from South Carolina I YEARS ti ial liottle of Asthmalene received in good condition. lean- should have been deprived their seats for 100 00 O regon . T illamook the rest of the session. not tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived from it. I was a slave, chained with putrid sore throat and asthma for Total to end of 1901 .......... $4858 89 M * * S »me people, for political effect, want ten years. I despaired of ever being cured, I saw your ad Added to this warrants have Articles of incorporation have been to infer that the H eadlight is inconsis been drawn for memtiers of vei tis**inent for the cure of this dreadful and tormenting uis filed at Klamath Falls, Ore., by a com aja H. GOYNE, ease, asthma, and though you had overs|»oken yourselves, but tent and is now opposed to planked roads. Sappington's family amount pany which proposes to tap the main resolved to give it a trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted ing to a little over ..................... 1,000 00 body of Upper Klamath Lake and con Such assertions are altogether too ridi like a charm. Send me a full-size bottle. struct a canal that will irrigate 40,000 A ttorney - at -L aw , culous is gain any credance. As an ex ..$5858 89 acres of land lying between Klamath We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment of periment the H eadlight did favor the Falls and Tule Lake. It will be neces Asthmalene, similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells, ^ell Office : Opposite Court House, county constructing planked roads, and For board at boarding house... ? ?? sary to dig a half-mile tunnel. semi it by nail POSTPAID, ABSOLUTELY FREE Ob T illamook .. O regon . * * * we are also aware of the fact that at the l«l»U CHARGE, to any sufferer who will write for it. even on a It should also lie remembered that while Admiration for Washington is nothing postal Never mind, though you are despairing, however bad your ease, time of the agitation there were wise the county was running the boarding new in England. Byron declared that acres who shook their heads before and I house in connection with the saw mill there is but one such man in history. Asthmalene will relieve and cure. The worse your case, the more glad we are to LAUDE THAYER, send it. Do not delay. Write at once, addressing DR TAFT BROS. MEDIC 1NE after the road was commenced and said | the county judge and his family boarded Washington came of an old English CO., 79 East 130tb St , N.Y. City. Sold by all Druggists. 1 there, but the H eadlight has no means family and for the most of his lite was i that it would end up unsatisfactory and 1 of knowing at what cost to the taxpay an English subject. What he did in his ( A ttorney - at -L aw , at a big exjiense to the taxpiyers. And, ers, as the county judge ordered the sup later years helped to make England itself I however that may be, the H eadlight is plies and he never kept the bills separate freer. Mr. Bull has no reason to be O regon . T illamook still of the opinion that a planked road, j nor had the expenses connected with the ashamed of the Washington strain of I planked road brought under one head FOR blood. if well laid with good material and ptop- ■ when bills were allowed. « * * erly and substantially constructed, is * * * New York, Chicago, St. Louis and nil OBERT A. MILLER, preferrablc to muddy roads. That is the the other cities which are to be visited We think we have shown conclusively H eadlight ’ s position, and we defy any bv figures and facts that theconstruction by Prince Henry on his approaching tour one to point out where we have deviated i of the planked road was carried out in the United States have a few citizens A ttorney - at -L aw . one iota, even by those who want to | under loose business management and who are protesting excitedly that they Oregon City, Oregon. I for a graft, hence, when the H eadlight do not want to see the prince, and that boom themselves into office again on ac-! Land Titles and Land Office This is easy. Let ! happened to expose the silent partner they shan’t see him. count of giving the south part of the I business in which the county judge was those individuals keep away from the Business a Specialty. county planked roads. We will not even i a factor, it on’.v kindled a public senti visitor. He is not likelv to force himself on anybody who is anxious to avoid ment which was ready to explode at any express an opinion whether the planked j I time, especially in those who purchased him. road comes up to the expectation of those 1 lumber and for which the county judge * * * W. SEVERANCE, wh<» advocated it or is worth the money ! I has not accoonted for. For the third time since New Year’s PROPRIETORS Day, Park avenue, has been the scene of cx|ieiided upon it. Those who watched 1 * * * We cannot close without paying our loss of human life. First was the collis A ttorney - at -L aw , its construction and the system that was i ’ respects to “ A Sandlaker ” (?) who un ion in the New York Central tunnel at adopted, especially those in the immedi Park avenue; took to score Mr. Baker (instead of Bro. Fiftysixth street and T illamook O regon . ate vicinity, should be in a position to Baker) in the Herald last week. We do second came the dynamity explosion in give an unbiased opinion whether they not wish to enter into a controvery of a the rapid transit subway at Forty-first are perfectly satisfied with the road and public nature with a jierson who has not street, and the third, was the fire which started in the Seventy-first Regiment T. BOTTS, the many side issues connected with the the courage, manhood and gentlemanly Armory at Thirty-third street and then Boiler Work, Logger's Work and Heavy Forging characteristic to sign his name when he county saw mill, and if they want that takes up a position and accuses the editor spread to the Park Avenue Hotel, where • A ttorney - at -L aw . Fine Machine Work a Specialty. system continued. of the H eadlight of sundry things. For 19 persons were killed and many injured. Office in the O lsen B lock , illustration, this paragraph shows that It was the worst fire since the Windsor * * * Over the Bakery. What the people objected to, and in the letter was written entirely for one was destroyed. * * * which the H eadlight coincided, was in purpose, to “slobber” the county judge : T illamook .. O regon . Senator Turner, of the state of Wash “The people of Tillamook county Le- matters like this : ington, has made a fierce attack on the 1 eve the money was well spent and that The county judge being appointed and they have been fortunate in electing so Republican party for taking control of drawing an extra salary for running efficient a set of officers and will elect the Philippines, and thus preventing the y^AVID WILEY, M.D., anarchy which would have brought in the saw mill ; them again from Judge clear through.” some of Europe’s big powers. Perhaps The county judge running a boarding The Herald knows better, and it also Turner thinks it would be better for house at the taxpayers’ expense. P hysician , S urgeon and knows that the copy and statement in the Filipinos if they were under the con The county judge selling luinlier and A ccoucheur . never turning the money therefor regard to the sale of lumber Sappington trol of England, Germany or Russia than over to the county treasurer or giv handed to that newspaper to publish to be under the sway of the Americans. was one of the most unbusinesslike, mis All calls promptly attended to. Turner, of course, is a political accident. ing a satisfactory accounting for all leading and unintelligible productions He represents the Populist craze which monies and provisions so received. T illamook .. O regon . The county judge given a contract to that Bro. Watson had run across in his had its little day in the states which furnish the plank for the planked long and vain-glorious career. Now be were afflicted by it, and which has been Is still here and expects to remain. honest for once, Bro. Watson, and ad repudiated by Turner’s state. After he roads ; T M. SMITH, M.D., The county judge being a silent partner mit that it took the cake for copy that drops out of the Senate in March of next needed fixing. Thanking you for past favors and a continuance of your trade in county contracts ; vear the places which know him now * * * will know him no more forever. The county judge building unsubstan P hysician and S urgeon . Next, please, who wants to defend the tial bridges and receiving big pay for * * M Cash paid for HIDES and PELTS and FURS, Etc. Sappington graft and jump on the editor the same ; Quite a number of interesting speeches Office in T odd ’ s Building. The county judge sending teams from of the H eadlight at the same time. were made in congress on the oleoma rg FAT HOGS WANTED right away to pack down. the south end of the county to do arine bill, but to put the discussion into T illamook .. O regon work in Bay City road district, and a nutshell Congressman C. L. Knapp, of Protect the Home Industry. at a greater expense than teams i New York, put it in this way ; The claim could be obtaine I for there. I The duty of congress to protect the that the limited amount of oleomarg E. BARTEL, M.D., * * * | American sugar industry was strongly arine manufactured and sold does not The H eadlight has previous touched urged by Senator Mitchell of Oregon in really affect the butter industry is not • P hysician and S urgeon . upon tile illegal manner in which the | a speech in the senate last week. He well founded. There was manufactured Female Diseases a Specialty. t minty judge has acted, so much so that j declared that congress should not strike during the past year of butter about the county judge has made himself liable, ; down an agricultural industry like that 1,500.000,000, pounds, about 800,000,- All disorders of Stomach, Liver and upon his own confession, to a charge of I of I>eet sugar, in which, on the faith of 000 pounds of which found its wav into Kidneys Skillfully Treated. malfeasance while in public office and in | the pledge of protection given by the the markets, the balance going to home Office Over J. S. S turgf . n ’ s the administration of county affairs. consumption and export, and there was United States many million of dollais I have been invested—an industry which, manufactured of oleomargarine 104,000- D rug S tore , T illamook , O r . * * * By way of diversion, let ns make a lit I if compelled now to compete with the 000 pounds which found its way into That 104,000,000 pounds tle comparison of the money the previous i more than 1,009,000 tons of sugar that the market. ~}R. O. H. DAVENPORT, and the present county judges received I will soon be produced annually in Cuba displaced just so much of the genuine product of butter, and if this be allowed while in office. The salary while ex i must inevitably be driven to the wall to continue the amount of colored oleo He asked why County fudge Conder was in office was 1 and out of existence. $500 a year, and he received that sum congress, while turning a sympathetic margarine would rapidly increase, and D entist . and no extra for the time he put in going i ear to the Cuban sugar planters, should the years would be but few before its Makes a Specialty of Crown and over the county improving and planning i not have some consideration for Ameri- dishonest competition would cripple, if new roads. Another thing, Conder holds I can farmers who cultivate sugar beets. not ruin, the butter industry of the Bridge Work, • that a county judge can only receive pay I “Let us,’’ said Mr. Mitchell, “give a county.” __________________ for that position, and to order warrants 1 helping hand to the agriculturist, as Tillamook City .. Oregon. well as to the manufacturer; to the men Notice to Taxpayers. dra wn in favor of the county judge for other work, contracts, etc., it is illegal. who toil on the farm, as well as to those Notice is hereby given that the tax roll The salary for county judge when Sap who work in the shop; to that poor, S. STEPHENS, pington went into office was $500. The struggling portion of humanity who go for Tillamook County has been turned over to me for collection. next session of the state legislature, and from their humble homes to their daily * Agent for the One half of the taxes must be paid on when Maxwell was representative, it toil with the rising of the sun, as well HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON & was raised to $600 at a time when an as those who dwell in parlors of luxury.” or before the 1st of April, 1902, after LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE effort was made to reduce certain county lie said that the rapid development of which a 10 per cent penalty will lie COMPANIES. officials salaries because they did not lie the beet sugar industry, under the pro added If the whole amount is paid before the long to the old time republican faction. tective tariff, fully justifies the estimates I have the largest and best assorted stock of old ® Agent for North West School Supply Figures do no lie, any wav, so the H ead that are made that if properly protected 15th of March, 1902, a discount of 3 Company, Notary Public. Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into ® TILLAMOOK. light will allow figures and facts to this industry will in the near future, at percent will be allowed. — OREGON Tillamook Citv, Or.. Feb. 12. 1902. show how Sappington “grafted” himself least inside of the next ten years, lead this City. H. H. A lderman , upon the taxpayers, and also betrayed to the annnalcultivation ofabout 3,‘Mill,- ii- ■ tit' tir' tif-'-tii Sheriff of Tillamook County. the confidence that the republican party 000 acres of lieets. giving employment COATES, of lillamook county placed in him when to over 300,000 jieople, who will receive ? XA/kloLw CO OR +« <tQ rtO _ ___ _____ 1 K more than $100,000,000 annually in they elected him county judge. wages, and furnishing opportunity for A bstractor . W * * \ Rain an<l sweat Below we give the money drawn by profitable investment to the extent of over 500,000,000 in capital. have no effect on • e Sappington and members of his family Tillamook harneaa treated Oregon. Senator Mitchell contended that plac from the county v hile hv has been county | with Eureka Mar ing Cuban sugar on the tree list or largely ne«» (»»I. It re- judge, taken from the journal . aiata the damp, reducing the duty would not benefit the 1 Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can 1898— keep«the leath /CLAUDE THAYER, American consumer. With duty removed 1 er »«»ft and pli buy it pure and unadulterated from me. G. W. Sappington, salary for or materially reduced the market will lie able. Stitches a -7 Agent for Fireman’s county judge July and Aug ... $S3 33 controlled absolutely by the sugar trust, do not break. \ No rough sur Sept, and October................. 83 33 which after procuring the raw sugar at Fund and London and Lanca face to chafe Nov. and Dec., and expenses 84 83 its own price will fix a price on the refin and cut 1 he shire Fire Insurance ham« «a not ed article to lie purchased by the great 1899— only keep« body of American consumers. No one G. W. Sappington, snlarv as Companies. loosing like new. but county Judge, fan...................... 41 «6 can doubt this who knows anything wears twice Tillamook .. Oregon. February ................................ 45 OO about the character mid methods of the a» lone by thi Its attitude in this matter March ....................................... n«e of Eure*« 50 <M> sugar trust. Harne«» ( >»L April.................................. ...... 50 OO has reference wholly to its own aggrand izement. The trust understands that it May, and incidentals .......... 65 OO has Imt one competitor, the beet sugar |une........................................... 50 industry. If it can destroy that the Work at saw mill ................. 4 37 Sold market will tie completely in its hands •very where Salary ns county judge and and the consumers of sugar must pay in can»— supt. saw mill ..................... 250 00 all »ire«. Salary county judge Sept. ... 50 OO whatever price the trust shall ask. Made by Neither would the Cuban producers be Agent« for Kopp's Brewery, the Brewer of the Hi.esl Beer in the Northwest Next to the Post Office. Work at saw mill ................. 3rt 13 Standard Oil much if any benefited, for they also Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privatnh Salary as judge for Oct. and Company supt. saw mill..................... 125 00 would be largely at the mercy of the confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home. trust. Work nt sawmill ............ 32 37 It is not vet clear what will lie done Salary ns judge and supt. saw mill ................................ 130 90 hv congress in regard to this matter, Healer in Cigars, Tobaceo. I on The subject will, it is said, soon be dis. 1900— cussed in a conference between President teetlonary. Stationery. 5. W. Sappington, saw mill, Roosevelt ami republicans leaders in con team ........................................... 44 00 gress, when probably a decision as to WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, News and Periodieals. Snlarv us county judge and what should lie done will l»e reached. WATCHES. CLOCKS and all •'»ext to Sturgeon's Drug Store. supt. saw mill ..................... 150 IMI As is well known, the president is very Siw mill, team.................. ...... i (Ml earnestly in favor of some concession Kinds of Jewelry Carefully J. P. ALLEN. Salary ns county judge ...... 1 IH» and it is said that most of the repnbli. Repaired and Guaranteed 41 davs work nt saw mill ... 61 50 can congressional leaders are in accord Proprietor. Salary ns county judge and with him. The perplexing question is at reasonable Prices ; supt. saw mill ................... 145 00 ns to how far concession can go with First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate. Also a nice line of Watches, Clocks. Work at saw mill ................. 111 00 out being disastrous to the home indust SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, Salary as county judge and ry. The certain thing in the situation is, Silverware and Jewelry always kept in snpt. saw mill .................. 17ft 0O that Cuban sugar and tobacco will not stock. SHAMPOOING, ETC Salary as county judge and be given tree admission to the American Engraving done on short notice free of Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Good for supt. saw mill..................... 166 00 market. chargent Tillamook, lb eg on. Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in All Cases. SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON POSTAL. SAPPINGTON’S “GRAFT.” RECEIPT OF Figures and Facts Show how He Illegally Worked it. 1 “C.” BEN RIESLAND, DAIRY FARMS, TIMBER CLAIMS, Life and Fire Insurance, Financial Agent, Oregon. Tillamook City. CASE & FOWLER, Tillamook Iron Works > General Machinists & Blacksmiths. T illamook , O regon . BARNES, tlxe KTEW MEAT MARKET, A Chance to get J The White Sewing Machine! The Best, the Cheapest and the Easiest Running Machine in the World. óc stokes co., -Astoria, Ore. * * J. S. LAMAR, % J WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. « * * S * H arness Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE. Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort. C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor. Tillamook City, EUGENE JENKINS, Oregon. C. F. FRANKLIN, Watchmaker and Jeweler, A. B. ALLISON, Allen House, EDGAR LATIMER, BUBER HD HAIRDRESSER. Best Meals irx tlxe Citsr i persons suffering with rheumatism.
