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1 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 15 EDDY. to dispose of should lie kept for actual RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. settlers and there can lie no doubt that .STKICT1.Y IN ADVANCE.) 1.50 this is the opinion of the whole Ameri* I >:>e year......... 75 ca n peopie._____________ ___ Six months .... 50 Three months Largest Vote for President. Clje Hi ilia mi oo h ijtabligbt Fred C. Itaker. Publisher. Mr. McIntosh and the Combine. N ew Y ork , Dec. 11.—The Times to morrow will say : A canvass by the 'limes of the popular vote at the last Presidential election, complete except as to one county in Tennessee, and four counties in Michigan, where estimates are given, shows that President Roose velt defeated Judge Parker by 2.546,169. He polled the largest vote ever given a President of the United States, 7,640.- 560. This is more than 400,000 in ex cess of the vote cast for McKinley in 1900. The official figures for Missouri show that Roosevelt carried that state by 25.600. In Maryland one Republican Elector received the largest vote,, but his col leagues were defeated. The Democrats of Maryland, therefore, will have seven votes in the Electoral College, while the Republicans will have only one. A comparison with the vote table of 1900 shows a marked change in the Socialist vote. Debs, the candidate of the partv that vear, was also this sear’s candidate, and his vote shows an in crease of more than 300,000. Watson, the Populist candidate, ran strongest in his own state, Georgia, where he re ceived 22,635 votes. He received most of his votes in the South and West, but only one vote was cast for him in South Carolina. The total vote is given as 13,534,119, and that for each of the Presidential candidates is given as follows : 7.640,560 Roosevelt, Republican 5,094,391 Parker, Democrat...... . . 392,857 Debs, Socialist ............. . 124.381 Watson, Populist ...... Corrigan, Socialist ..... 33,519 The electoral vote will be 336 for Roosevelt and 140 for Parker. SPRUCE. We are having some bad weather now Connie Dve and Oran Wallace went to Tillamook Tuesday. Mrs. C. Blanchard visited Mrs. C. Dye Wednesday, Mrs. O. Walters has been very sick in the past week. J. S Stephens passed through here Tuesday. Connie Dye is moving up on the Payne place. Mrs. V. Kinnaman was visiting her sister, Mrs. N Dye last week. The road men have made some new road in our neighborhood, they aregoing to work on the Sand Lake road. A. very enjoyable evening was spent Jast Friday evening at Mr. A Kinna- man’s at a “ pie and pound party.” Games were played, after which the pie and pound were eaten. All went home rejoiceing over the fun of the evening. Albert Kinnaman is wearing a broad smile on his face now’ he received a nice blood hound from Portland a few days NEW WINTER FABRICS For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order. » Headquarters for Ladies' Tailoring, Dress and Walking Suits, Dress Skirts, Instep Skirt,, Cloth and Silk Coats, Ragla i’a Rain Coats. Exlusively to Measure. We wish to draw the attention of the people of Tillamook County, and especi Come early and secure first choice. ally the dainmen, to one little incident Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. that will apiieal to all fair minded per. sons. Two years ago Mr. McIntosh posi 5? tivelv refused to go into a combine with Mr. Claude Thayer and others to control the butter ami cheese factories of the Oregon Normal School, county and to dispose of their product. ® Begins its 23rd year September 20th, At that lime all the creameries, indivi 1904, four terms in each school vear dual and co-operative, were doing well, affording equal opportunities for be and the Headlight at the time said it ginning a coarse in September, Novem ber. February and April. was well enough to let well alone. Since that time Mt. McIntosh has l>een the ob The Best Training for Teachers ject of attack by those who could not Is the Normal course with its assur control or run him by the combine’s ’de ance of good positions at good wages. ago. _________________ Write for new catalogue containing lull pendent press. That is the secret why information concerning courses of study, Mr. McIntosh is being constantly abused NEHALEM. training in actual teaching afforded under and vilified by a few evil disposed i>er- real conditions in town and country sons. It was a good thing for the dairy The Gerald C. came in last Saturday schools, and full details about the ad men of this county that Mr. McIntosh vance course of study with the additional and is still bar bound in the Bay. did not go into the combine, for it left Dr. Sharp is at Klein’s hotel and will advantages attached. Address. Secretary J. B. V. BUTLER; or, the way open for dairymen to use their President E. D. RESSLER. Monmouth, Ore. remain until about Tuesday. own discretion and privilege to take their It has been truly said ‘ ‘the world is a milk to an individual, co-operative or looking glass we see|in others| a reflec combine factory. Now we will ask what tion of ourselves. has the combine accomplished and how We are glad to n< te that ft lie County lias it benetitted the dairymen ? First, it Court confirmed the local option law as created a spirit of suspicion and discon passed by the voters at the recent elec tent amongst the dairymen ; second, it tion. In our ’opinion ¡the fight ¡lor tern- * killed the flourishing Tillamook Dairy perance is now fairly on. It .will be up Association and came near doing the to the law abiding and temperance peo- same thing with the Tillamook Creamery pie to see that the law is strictly enforc Shingles. Company. The combine has proved, as ed. If they fail in this the ‘ sj>eal easy” most everybody expected, a failure, and will take the place of the now open Cheese Butter specialty. the dairymen can thank Mr. McIntosh saloon and local option will become a that he did not go into the combine, for laughing stock and if possible the last it gave them the privilege of taking their state will be as bad as the first. Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. milk to the factory where they thought Rev. W. J, Ruehmer has gone to they could do best, but had Mr. McIn Eugene to be a wav two weeks, He will tosh constated to haye gone into a com Russian Students Are Charged by confirm a class while there. Police bine with those who were inexperienced Gusroff Ludtke is home to spend the in the manufacture of cheese or the dis holidays. S t . P etersburg , Dec. 11.—A popular posal of the product, thedairynien would Our small hoys are in receipt of an have been placed under the control of the anti government demonstration, the par invitation to the wedding of Rev. W. F. combine. Mr. McIntosh is deserving of ticipants in which included the large Smith to Miss Vida I. Lewis, to take thanks that be left open a competitive numbers of students of both sexes, be place at Sellwood, December 24. Rev. market for milk and did not tie up the gan at midday in the Nevsky Prospect Smith was pastor cf Bav City and Ne dairymen with a combine. Now, as two and lasted about two hours. Hundreds halem M.E. Church for two years. Miss years ago, the dairymen haye the privil. of police and mounted gendarmes, hidden Lewis taught school one year in the J. P. flULtEjM, Proprietor ege of taking their milk to which factory in the courtyard of the public building* Onion Peak district, hence both are wel| they like. This is as it should be. Mr. emerged suddenly and charged the crowd kno wn here. Wish we were a small boy McIntosh has done more than any other at full gallop, driving the demonstrators so we could get an invitation. man in thecountyto foster dairying, and in headlong confusion find screaming Nehalem Camp, W. of W.,gave a bas Special Attention paid to Tourists. because the combine cannot control him with terror upon sidewalks and into ket social on Saturday evening at their A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation or get him out of the way, the combine's adjacent streets. This led to several en hall The lady whose basket sold to the press and a few others are constantly counters, 50 persons being more or less highest bidder was awarded a beautiful trying to besmirch Mr. McIntosh's repu severely injured. A large number were gold pin. Miss Anna Tohl carried off tation. W hen a man like Mr. McIntosh arrested. Not since the riots of 1901, when Cos the prize. Her basket was bid in by can manufacture a million pounds of sacks stretched across the Nevsky Pros Fred Kebba at $7.25. cheese annually, and cheese that is giving Hans Nyman and wife have finished the county a reputation, it goes to prove pect, from building to building, charged that the dairymen haveconfidence in him down the boulevard from the Moscow’ their work at the cannery and returned STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. in preference to the combine. But, alas, station to the Neva, has the Russian to Astoria. The Chinamen have also re tor Tillamook, and which is one of its capital lived through such a day of ex turned there, going by way of Garibaldi. ONLY LINE-ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, worse drawbacks, there appears to be a citement as this. The authorities last BAY CITY, IIOBSONVILLE. The United States Department of little group of jealous individuals who, night got wind of the big anti-govern Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R R. fot San Francisco, Portland directly a person makes a success of any ment demonstration planned for today Agricultuarl has just issued a bulletin and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to thing or becomes a little prominent, they by the Socialist Labor party, to demand treating of the chemical composition of SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR an immedi ite end of the war, and the apples and cider. Such a treaties may use every means to pull a man down in a B. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook Oregon. business way and besmirch hischaracter. convocation of a national assembly, and be of interest to count-iy folk, but so far Amenta & N. R. R. Co , .Portland. This is what thecombinc’s press has been in every leading paper this morning in as the city man is concerned it is of little ® )A. & C. R. R. Co., Portland. trying to do with Mr McIntosh, but it black-faced tvpe was an explicit warn value, as the chemical composition of Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express has always turned out, when the reac ing to the people at their peril to desist apples has no connection with the in tion came, that the dairymen patronized from congregating in the Nevsky Pros gredients of the cider he drinks. If the Department of Agriculture would issue McIntosh’s factories more than they ever pect near the Kazan Cathedral. a bulletin on the chemical composition did before, so much so that he manufac Our Dumb Animals has this to say ofcommercial cider it would undoubtedly tured over a million pounds of cheese last year. In closing, we must ask the dairy- about the horse : Hardly any class of attract much attention. It is probably PROPRIETOR men of Tillamook to decide one thing for Animal suffer so much from ignorance, true, though, that commercial cider and themselves : Whois their best friend, Mr. carelessness and cruelty on the part of boarding house soup are a good deal McIntosh, who has made a business suc drivers as the horse. AMany of the people alike in that no one wants to know cess in the manufacture of cheese and who hire horses know nothing about what is in it if they have to eat it. who helped to bring hundreds of thou driving orcaring for them; many others, * * * sands of dollars into the county, or the since they do not own the horse, care Expenditures for postal services during nothing about any injury to him provid combine, which has proved a failure, Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging. with its ’dependent press abusing Mr. ed they do not have to pay for it, and the fiscal year ending June 30. 1904, as Fine Machine Work a Specialty. shown in the annual report of Postmas still another class takes pleasure in driv. McIntosh and other respectable citizens. ing him at the top of his speed as long ter General Wynne, exceeded the receipts as he can go, regardless of his distress. by $8,779,492. a deficit greater than Landa for Settlers Only. vv’-tr-u'-B-v-tr w v w-u-tr w w v”« Then there are the drunken drivers, reck that for 1903 by $4 219.447. Thein- It is unquestionably the sentiment of less of everything, the driver who wants creased deficit is due to the expenditure the American people that all the lands to race with everybody who conies along of $4.902,237 upon the rural free deliv which the government hnsstill to dispose and the people out for a ’’good time,” ery service. Centrally Uoeated. Rates, $1 Per Day * * * of shall be held for actual settlers only. and whose idea is to ‘‘let ’ergo.” There The Japs have proved that they can This view was presented by President are the people who overdrive, who do storm a Russian fort, but taking a chain Roosevelt in his last message to congress not water, who water when the horse is of strongholds like those of Port Arthur and is still understood to be the position overheated, and who do not blanket, M. H. LtARSEN, Proprietor. is slow work. of the administration, while so tar as the and others who commit all remaining TILLAMOOK, OREGON kinds of offenses against horseflesh — the general sentiment of the country is con Fight W.ll be Bitter. cerned there can he no doubt in regard one idea living that since the horse is not The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed. Those who will persist in closing their to it. It has, indeed, been a long pre their own it doesn’t make much differ ears against the continual re<*oininei«ia. vailing opinion and never more decided ence. The only remedy is to educate pub tion of Dr. King s New Discovery for lie opinion up to the point where people Consumption, will have a long and bit than at this time. At the recent meeting of the irriga. will treat horses well for the horses I ter fight with their troubles, if notended tion congress a resolution was adopted sake, and see to it that others do so also. earlier by fatal termination. Read what T R Beall, of Beall, Miss , I.as to * * * favoring the repeal of all the laws under >ay : Last fall my wife had every symp which title can be obtained to the public tom of consumption. She took Dr. .4 storv is going the rounds of the lands of the United States save the South Omaha cattlemen oil a resident of King’s New Discovery after even thing homestead law alone. 'I he congress ask. that city who is quite a hand to ‘‘butt I else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her.” ed for a rej>eal of the desert land act and in.” He is not a cattleman himself, but ' Guaranteed by Chas. Clough, Druggist the timber and stone act and the com I one day curiosity led him to attend a ' Price. 50c. and $1.00. Trial tattle» free. Is -the cleanest, most stimulating, neatiest general magazine for the family,’ mutation clause of the homestead tet, sale of Shorthorn cattle held at the stock ’ says one of the million who read it every month. It is without question by which latter the settler is permitted yards in South Omaha. Just as he came Beware of Ointments for Ca to obtain title without perfecting his full into the sale pavilion the auctioneer was tarrh that Contains Mercury, period of residence. In lieu of the timber singing out in his most teasing tones ' as mercury will Mirvly de «troy the aenae of Great feature, are promised for next year-six or more wholesome interesting land act, and in order that the lumlier- “Twenty-five ; who’ll make her thirty ? ' smell and coinpie elv derange the whole sys or more wholesome interesting tem when entering it through the inutom «ur tng industry may not lie adversely affect Twenty-five ; who’ll make her thirty ?” i faces. Such article« should never > e used ex short stories in every number, continued stories, beaut.ful pictures in colors and pictures in colors, and real <»n prescription« from reputable physician«, ed the passage of an act permitting the The cow looked worth the money to the as the d.vtnage they will dote ten Md to the article» by such famous writers as Ida M. Tarbell. Lincoln Steffens. Rav Stannard cutting o( timtierou government land by newcomer, so he bid the thirty. In a tew fowl you can possibly derive from them Ha I s • aiarrh Cure, manufactured by F J *’h»a«y A paying stumpage therefore was recom seconds, when the auctioneer knocked Co Toledo. O . contains no mereury and i* Baker. John La Farge, William Allen White and Charles Wagner. Get all ol it taken internally, acting dii ectlv upon the blood mended. the cow down to him at ♦45. he turned and muccsis -nrfaces of the ays «n In buying right into your home by taking advantage of this These recommendations of the men pale and it required several kinds of dope Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure von get the genuine It is taken in tenudly. snd made in Toledo. who represent the west and who are per to bring him too. When he had suffi' Ohio, by F. J. uiwmev <t Co. Testimonials free *'i<l hr Dru|rt«ts. price -sc. per bottle fectly conversant with what the west 1 cently recovered hi, equilibrium to realize Hail * Familv pHb are the Beet Rend »1 00 before January 31. 1905. for „ subscription for the year 1905 and we wants and requires, cannot fail to have ! what had struck him he set to work to will send you FREE the November and December influence with congress. The prime prin dispose of his bargain. He finally suc Ladin ! Attention ! For the most ...... number, of 1904—fourteen ciple in the matter is that every acre of ceeded. but when he left the stock yards stvlish tailor made «int«,go to Sarchet's- months for «1 .00 or the ptice of twelve. / " Address MCCLURE’S. 48-59 East territoiy which the government has still he was poorer 125 than when he entered. The Fashionable Tailor. 23rd Street. New York Citv. Write for agents’ terms. SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook. Monmouth, State Fir and Spruce Lumber. Spruce and Cedar and T^DDY & BOTTS, J—*' A ttorneys - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract in office. Both phones. w. T illamook , C3^RL Headquarters for Travelling Men. ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Office across the street and north tr the Post Office. J^OBERT A. MILLER, A ttorney - at -L aw . Oregon City, Oreja Land Titles and Land Ofc Business a Specialty. Q H. UPTON, Ph.G.,m P pysician General Machinists & Blacksmiths TILLAMOOK, and S urgeon Office one block west of the Allen House, Tillamook Citt Calls answered promptly, R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, F inancial A gext , Tillamook, Oregon. ^pHOS. COATES, T- Agent for Fireman's Fund and London and Lano shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. OR OF TIT2 ABSTRACTS GO TO TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT AS TRUST CO. B. L. Em T hos . C oates , Pres. ------------------------------------------ „J WM. GALLOWAY. GILBERT L. HEM T T EDGES & GALLOWAM ATTORNEYSAT-LAW. Make a specialty of LandOffi«Bos» OPEICE IN WEINHARD BVILDBG, Room 1 and 2, OREGON CITY. ORE. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , O regox T illamook A. K. CASE, Tillamook Iron Woks haberlach , Dcutechcr ¿Kbuohat, TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COÍDP/W THE ALLEN HOUSE, COOPER, H. A ttorney - at -L aw Boxes a The Best Hotel Taxes paid for Residents. Office opposite Post Offi J S. STEPHENS, • Real Estate and Fire, L Health, Accident, Insuranctj Agent for the Northwest School F ture Co. and Oigaos and Pian» Notary Public. Office : Southwest from the Court in the building occupied asa music OREGON. In every tows and village; may be had, ; LARSEN HOUSE, Axle 10 cts. a copy $1.00 a year MCCLURE’S MACAZINE flfaadap4 that makes jot horses glad. of H and < to rei of ta figuri Iti and r ist i Ilf the a satiq In ad lem, i he ta tax o subie Ion, i tax a porvi ■fact high amnt s Liv wavs the r< ly wl c usi The of Ex IcK. ‘••y, i ed th, train in sti ” The Best at any Price” Special Offer in r conn these said tion a ma low, of til. Ä'JÄ It i» r<ta¿e toi« «2*
