Tillamook headlight., May 05, 1904, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 5,
Republican
Ticket TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
1904.
TILLAMOOK’S FAVORED SON
Mr. S. Elmore came in on the steamer What He Has Done and Whv He
Should Be Elected.
on Wednesday.
Mr. B. L. Eddy left on Thursday on a
The republican nominees for circuit |
business trip on the outside.
judges are George H. Burnett, at present I
C. & E. Thayer, plaintiff, vs, C. A. I on the bench, and B. L. Eddy, of Tilkt-1
Bailey and wife, defendants, was a jurv mook. Mr. Eddy is well known as a .
Dairy and Food Commissioner :
case tried before County Judge Conder, lawyer and legislator.
He has been ‘
J.^W. B ailey .
on Tuesday, in which the plaintiff sued practicing la w in Tillamook county for
for $196 on a promissory note, wliich the past eight years, where he for some |
Circuit Judges :
the defendants claimed had been paid. time enjoyed the leading law practice, i
C«<»
IL B urnett and B. L. Euuv
The jury gave a verdict for the plain Before locating in Tillamook he had re­
tiffs.
sided for some years in Portland, where
Joint Senator :
The School District Boundary’ Board he began the practice of law. He is a
G. S. W eight .
on Wednesday granted a petition asking native of Washington county, Oregon, I 111
for a changeofboundaries between school I and has spent his life on the Pacific 1
Joint Representative :
districts
Nos. 14,31, 35 and 46. Also coast. He is now in his 39th year, and j
W. T. W est .
one changing boundaries between school a hard worker at everything he under- '
districts Nos. 11, 24, 28 and 29. A peti­ takes. He has always been an enthusi-1
District Attorney .
tion asking for a joint district between ' astic republican, and during each cam I
J ohn H. M c N ary .
Tillamook and Yamhill Counties was paign for several years he has taken the ,
granted subject to the approval of the stump for the ticket. He has been twice ,
County Clerk :
| School District Boundary Board of Yam. elected to the Oregon House of Repre­ (•
G. B. L amb .
■ hill county.
sentatives, and in that bodv he made a
Sheriff •
The funeral of Mrs. Lottie Griggs, wife record for hard work and careful atten­
E. W. S tanley .
, of Rev A. R. Griggs and daughter of Dr. tion to the important measures affecting
and Mrs. David Wiley, took place on Fri­ the general welfare. He served first in .
Assessor :
day, the religious service being conducted the session of 1901 and took an active
A. M. H ake .
by Rev. E. M. Patterson, pastor of the part in all important work of the session,
Christian church, in the Presbvterian being generally recognized as a leader in
Treasurer :
church, which was filled, and with a con­ the House. Being re elected to the House
W. H. C ooper .
gregation that paid its last token of re- i in 1902, Mr. Eddy became at the session
pect to the deceased young lady and at of 1903 chairman of the committee on
Commissioner :
I the same time showed its sympathy with Judiciary, and again made a record for Í?
G eo . L ohr pa ble .
the bereaved and respected family. It for hard work and careful attention to
School Su|>erinten<lent :
was the request of the deceased that her i the business of the committee. His con­ »,
W. W WlLEV.
brothers—Dr. James, Robert and Percy servatism and energy in this work elicit«
Wiley, with I. C. Clough—act as pall | cd flattering notices from the press of the
Surveyor :
liearers. The casket was covered with state while the legislature was in ses­
F. L. S appington .
choice flowers sent bv her many friends. sion. But Mr. Eddy’s principal work
The interment was in the Oddfellows’ I at the session of 1903 was in the original
Coroner :
framing and introduction and passage of
cemetery. _________________
C. E. R eynolds .
what is now known as the “Eddy Cor­
Tillamook Life Saving Station
poration Tax Law.” In accordance with
Justice of the Peace:
his usual conservative methods, Mr.
Mr B. L. Eddy has received the fol­ ! Eddy submitted the first draft of this
1st District—E. S. S wenson .
lowing letter from Congressman Her­
2nd District—G. B. A lley .
| bill to several competent persons of
mann iu regard to the life saving
3rd District—I. W. H iner .
j standing, and with their advice and as­
station :
Constables ;
sistance, the bill was finally reduced to
House of Representatives, Washington,
the form in which Mr. Eddv introduced
1st District—W. N. R eddaway .
April 28th, 1904.
it into the legislature. The bill in its
2nd District—O. E. Q uick .
Hon. B. L. Eddv. Tillamook, Or.
origin and substance was the work of:
3rd District—E. E. R olland .
D ear M r . E ddy ,—We just passed our j
Mr. Eddy. It has been pronounced the
Tillamook Life Saving Bill. It will now |
most popular and successful piece of leg- I
become a law, and is a nice recognition I
islation that Oregon has enacted in many j
bv Congress of our Tillamook county,
and indeed also of Nehalem, as this j years. Under its operation the corpor­
ations of the state are paying into the
service will patrol the beach between
An Impartial Investigation Sub­ the two points, and will lead to a state treasury over one hundred thou­
! sand dollars a year to the relief of the
stantiates Our Claim
Government Telephone service between
the two places. In the short session the | farmers and other owners of tangible
We are closing out our agency in Tilla­ appropriation will "lie "csti'inaied "n'lid ProP«’r‘y When it ¡»considered that
mook, and are selling high grade pianos appropriated for to cover cost of the j this law saves every person who pays
taxes on real property about one-half of
of known value at such low prices that buildings, maintenance of crews, &c.
the consignment man cannot complete.
Accept my hand in congratulation on a mill each year on bis state tax, its pop.
ularity is easily understood.
By the yelping of the cur you know your nomination.
Mr. Eddy'8 nomination for circuit
that the stone hit its mark. So it is in
Your Friend.
judge by the late Republican State Con­
every walk of life—some one sets up a
B inger H ermann .
vention came as a surprise to the poli­
“ holler.”
ORETOWN.
ticians This was not because Jhe was
Did you see that fine piano delivered
GREAT
WEBER
VICTORY
The cheese factory makes up about
unknown to the republicans of the state,
from Eilers Piano House Tuesday ? Ask
3600Jbs. of milk daily at this writing. A.
the other man where it went ; he knows. Verdict of Artists Capable
of for his selection as chairman of the con­ Commons and Wm. Christensen furn­
vention
itself
attested
his
standing
with
It does not take the public long to sift
Judging Quality and Tone.
the party, but the surprise of the politi­ ishes one-third of the milk.
the chaff from the wheat, or to discern
W. H. Gardner, of Amity, spent n few
the facts from “hot-air,” or truth from
After carefully testing the leading cians was due to the fact that a man
days with old friends in this vicinity last
fiction. “ Hard winking'* don’t go.
makes of pianos the Conreid Opera from a small coast county with only
week.
The public does not care to have it's Co., of New York, decided unanimously five votes out of sixly-two in the dis.
Dr. Lee Wood is at home to spend the
intelligence imposed upon by a juggling upon the Weber piano for their per- trict convention should have been the
summer.
ot words, or a contortion of the English sonal use on account of its wonderful favored one against candidates from the
Isaac Ward, jr., had the misfortune to
language.
larger counties, with more votes. About
sympathetic quality of tone.
cut his foot with an ax one day last
Patent to a(l, is the fact that we are
Though it costs »lore than any other the time the convention met it was taken
week.
Closing Out. And if we choose to make, remember that you only expect to for granted that the largecounties would
Dan Fletcher and wife spent Saturday
include in this slaughter sale, the two buy but one piano and if you want the form combinations which would leave
and Sunday with friends at Beaver.
new pianos wliich we inadvertantly l>est, the satisfaction of knowing that out the Tillamook candidate entirely
Our school is progressing nicely with
shipped into Tillamook—not knowing voir have it in the superior construction, However, if combinations were attempt­
Miss Parker as teacher.
the exact status of Mr. Nodine's affairs tone, quality and action of the Weber ed thev failed, and the nomination came
Decoration Day exercises will be held
—you, the purchasers, are the gainers.
piano is worth the difference in the cost. to Mr. Eddy simplv because the dele­
at the Oretown school-house on Sunday,
Ask Gilbert's -hired man the price of Sold only by the Eilers Piano House, gates believed him worthy of the honor.
May 29th. All are invited to take part.
his leading piano.
He knows that a largest piano dealers on the Pacific
The Morning Oregonian, issued the
The new bell for the school-house came
large placard* in the window of their Coast.
dav after the convention gave the facts
in on the schooner Della not long ago,
store in Portland announces that it is a
Special sale—closing out.
concerning Mr. Eddy's nomination, and
but has not been put in position yet.
$650 piano, altho it has sold for half
At the Piano Store, with J. S Stephens. showed that he had received the honor
Myrtle Foster is home to spend the
that prise.
without
entering
into
any
trade
F. N. SMITH, in charge.
or
summer.
Now we are offering you in this sale that
combination.
Stella Mathis came in last week to
piano
Notice.
•pend several months with her grand
COÜLSONBURO.
JN^thetic
parents, Mr. and Mrs O. H. Wood.
Sealed bids, with plans and specifica­
piano,
i tion*, will be received bv the County A few more days of sunshine and the Evervl>ody is'bosv this nice weather
tnc We b e 7 z r,
iich less
through with their apring work.
Clerk of Tills.W^k County, Oregon, on bark peelers will commence to harvest getting
■
tnonev.
The ikhooner Della left out today with .
or
before
the
first
^Jonffay
in
July
1904,
bar
k.
Why don’t you investigate ? We will
a load of cheese and other freight. It
M. D. Swabb and wife, of Salem.
save you money. All we want is a for the constructing of a new bridge
makes frequent trips.
across the Miami river where the pres­ here visiting the latter’s psr*f*t"
chance td “ show you.’’ Come and see.
Hugh Gardner, John Whiteman and
ent
bridge
stands.
Rev. Rhoads, of Til!. mook, and Rev.
We do nut presume to say that we alone
Bids Wanted.
Reuben fones, formerly of this neigh­
Bridge
to
be
constructed
out
of
good
Smith, of Blaine, were the welcome
tell the ttutli (sometimes), but if we are
borhood, have located near Prineville,
Fir
Lumber
in
a
workmanlike
manner,
The Count» Court calls for bids to
lints, there are others.
guests at N, Coulson's one dav last week-
in Crook county.
with span 10 feet longer than present
While They Last.
Mr, nnd Mrs. J. J. Hollett were dawn ) Several of the young folks attended ! erect an addition onto the present'
structure used as a Court House. Plans
A‘fine, two set Recti Organ, new. spaa, upon good Fir Piling, with neces­ from Blaine Sunday.
i the dance at Ocean Park last Friday
i and specifications at Clerk's office.
the style tor which $100 has lieen asked sary approaches and break water 60
Mrs.
N.
Coulson
who
has
been
serioas.
night
and
report
a
good
time.
feet long on north side.
: Bids must be iu by the 13th of May.
here, goes now tor only $78.
Iv ill the past week, is slightly improved
Isaac Ward has bought the piece of
Dated this 5th day of May, 1904.
W. W. Conder, County Judge.
A choice , acven and-one-third Octave
at this writing.
land known as the cannery property and
By order of County Court.
Piano new, for which $350 has t»een
will move his family there within a tew
H
omer M ason
Monk
Woods
and
family,
of
Pleasnt
askenl here—take it now at a tacrifice,
Settings of Black Manorchas.
County Clerk.
Valley, visited at Norman Dye's Satur­ . davs.
$257.
0 H. Wood and son Lee went to
day and Sunday.
Settings of Pure Blood Black Man­ I
We take old instruments in exchange
P R. Coulson has moved his family Cloverdale Monday to do some trading. orchas for sale at 50c. a setting.—Apply
nnd allow vou vour own price. Balance)
Finest creamery butter re­ back
About 150 Nestucca people gathered to W. E. Catterlin, Hobsonville, Ore.
to Blaine.
ou terms, monthly installments or cash. duced It» 43c. » roll at Cohn's.
on A. W. Fletcher's camp ground last
Drs.
Smith
and
Mills
were
both
called
It’s “ up to you.’’
A Sure Thing
to the burg last week to see Mrs Coul Sunday to spend May Day. A sub
Eilers Piano House, the largest,lowest-
It is said that nothing is sure except
stantial table about 40 feet long was
son.
Iiriced, and most responsible piano con­
and taxes, but that is not al.
C. Mills was out from Tillamook citv ( made from railroad ties and each and death
Rain and sweat
cern on the Pacific Coast.
together true. I)r. King’s New Discov­
every one spread out the good things ery for Consumption is a sure cure tor
have »1 ' elie. (
Thursday.
He
still
has
some
real
estate
F. N SMITH, Special Sales­
hArneas treated
and all did justice to then. When it all lung and throat troubles. Thons,
to sell.
with Eureka Har-
man t in charge with J. S. Ste­
MM t >t|
It te •
conics to a picnic dinner the Little Nes- ands can testify to that. Mrs. C. B.
*i«lt the damp, •
phens Phone. 57.3
tucca folks are not so slow, both in VanMetre. of Shepherdtown. VV. Va.,
keep« the leath­
Quick Arrest.
say» "I had a severe case of Bronchitis
er *«»tt and yli-
cooking
and eating. The afternoon was and for a year tried everything I heard
« e Mil. he*
.
J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala., wav
do net break. \
twice in the hospital from n severe case spent in strolling on the beach and of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr.
No rough aur- \
• »f piles CMuatng 24 tumors. After doc. having a good social time. May we all King’s New Itiscorerv then cured me
lace to chat«
and cut
The
tors and all remedies failed. Bucklen s meet again next May day.
absolutely." It’s infallible for Croup.
harneaa not
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
W hooping Cough. Grip, Pneumonia and
only kee; ■
J
inflammation and cured him. It con-
kH'king like I 1
Consumption. Try it. It’s guaranteed
How
’
s
This?
160 Acrrs oh Bewlev Creek. 80 Acres
new, btit
triers aches and kills pain. 25c. at
by I. Clough. Druggist. Trial bottles
offWr One Huudred Dollars Reward for
«rears twice
__
L has I. Clough, druggist.
f
any case of Catarrh that cannot be vured by tree. Reg. sixes, 50c.. »1.00.
evel and in grass. Prive. $10 per acre.
a* loo* S y the
Congressman :
B inger
H ermann .
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WE REPEAT IT
Pi
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THE RIGHT PLACE
To Buy Goods,
At the Right Prices,
IS AT TODD’S.
Do you not know that you can buy a better quajity
oí goods for the same money at Todd’s than anv other
place in Tillamook
I)o you not know that a Hat or a pair of Shoes,
bought at Todd’s will wear longer than the same article
sold at the same price elsewhere ?
Do you not know that they make a specialty of all
Wearing Apparel, and handle the best stock that can be
purchased for the money ?
Do you not know that everything bought of them, is
as represented ?
If you do-not know it, then when you are needing
anything in the line of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishing
Goods, etc., go there to buy it, and after wearing you will
be convinced of it yourself.
Good clean stock always on hand
Call and see us, and get prices and examine goods.
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TODD & CO.
Notice to Voters
Six years ago there were two Circuit
Judges to elect, and the Republican nomi
nees were George II. E
___ _ _ and
2 ZZ.
Burnett
H. ZZ H.
Hewitt Many voters did not understand
that they should vote for TWO In con-
sequence of this mistake, Judge Hewitt was
defeated. Again this year there are two
judges to elect. The Republican nominees
are George II. Burnett and B. L. Eddy.
'Vote for BOTH I
IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH
SftKIfifi
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
fVRElfa
H arness
GOING !
AT A BARGAIN.
Ax
■«< of Fureka
Harn ««at HL >
Address,
y
GKO. W. KIGER,
Tillamook, Ore. ;
Or. Jans Hansen. Marshfield. Ort
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Green wood. direct from the mill.tl.80.
Iffy wood. »2 60. At Tillamook Lum.
tier Co.'s mill.
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Dr. P. J. Sharp,
the exper-
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enced dentist is located in
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
is prepared to do nothing but
first class work and give the
best of satisfaction If your
teeth need fixing call upon
[him.
Halt's Catarrh Cure.
F J CHENEY ft CO.. Prop«..
----- ... Toledo, O.
W<’_ the undersigned. L-..
have ...
known r E. j J.
«n.i iwhev. iilin
perfecily honoraMv III all bumneM trauw-
•w’U.ni. and ananclall. able to carte out any
<‘b1l,ntioiia made b, I her firm
WllGk ratAM »A holeaa.e tHuggtata ToleldoO
W. ldixo . KlNNAN Jk M.avia. Whole«'»«
DragglMa, Toledo (X
Halt • < atarrh Cure in taken internally act­
in« directly upon ih. Ido.d and miicouaaer-
t.ce« Of the .vMem Teetimonlal« .ent free
’’’¡J»,, 75c„ t"'r. bo,?.le ***
«'I l>rug,Bta.
Hall e Family Pilln are the beat.
In the hortest primaries ever witnessed
in Chicago, the Harrison machine went
down to defeat at the hands of the
Hearst-Hopkins combine. The unofficial
figures gave Hearst 217 delegates ; Har-
rison, 102 ; Hopkins, 13. and uninstruct-
vd ¡13,
Dividing the wuninstructed
equally, and giving Hearst the Hopkins'
I vote, the defeat of Harrison is complete.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
NOTICE FOR publication .
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore .
_ .
. .
May and. lwo#.
Notice io hereby given that the fniiowiitt-
narnrd pettier has fiTed notice nf hi* intentfoa
to make final proof in support of hm claim,
and that «aid proof will be made befoie the
< ounty t-lerk Tillamook Uo.
at Tillamook
< ity. Oregon, on June t-th.
vis
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J oseph j .
holl K ti .
H F No. t\i53. for the Me ¥ Sw W. Nw '* Se U
SZK'1*'* *n<L* '* Ne
■«-»*• ‘v j
South, range H West.
He Danita the following witnesses to prove
hit* continuous residence upon and cultivation
of «aid land viz. :
MareuaCurl
Eunne E Rowland. John C.
< reecV- Charles W >eara. of Rlaine, Oregon.
A lgkkson s drkmbk , Kagister