Tillamook headlight., February 22, 1906, Image 2

’ here without being molested. It is not als on practically the same footing as
I for the want of peace officers that the’ reserved areas. The committee was not
«*L eual A dvertisme . nth :
I laws are not enforced,for within the cor- disposed to allow the county in which
First Insertion, per line................ $
q porate limits of this two by four town timlier grew, more than 10 per cent of
Each subsequent insertion, line....
■ there resides a sheriff, a deputy sheriff, a 1 the total derived from sales.
Business and professional cards,
1 month................................... 1 00 constable and a city marshal, who have ' Senator Fulton’s strongest effort was
Homestead Notices........................ 5
all taken the oath of office that they will to have any timbered area thought to
Timber Claims............................... 1 10 5 do their duty. Does anyone know where­ have greater value for any purpose than
Locals, per line each insertion....
in either of these officials have done any- ! forestry, open to some form of private
Display advertisement, an inch.
1 month ...................................
50 thing to enforce the law unless someone acquisition. He held that a vast pro.
All Resolutions of Condolence and first swore out a complaint ? There portion ot Western Oregon being tim­
Lodge Notices, 5c. per line.
is no necessity for Tillamook City to pay bered, splendid land for agriculture,
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., out one cent for marshal’s salary if the grazing, etc., might be kept under forest
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedirg five sheriff and constable would get out and for years under proposed conditions. His
lines.
arrest those who have been violating the figures presented showed the remark,
ably low revenue forest land yielded.
law.
While of Western Oregon's timbered
Some people say there is nothing for area a relatively small amount remained
^illuniooh
a railroad to haul when it does get to public domain, the senator feared that
Fred C. Baker. Publisher.
Tillamook. How ignorant and short­ much good land would be kept from de­
sighted to make such a statement. Put velopment, and is striviug to convince
Editorial Snap Shots.
this away for future reference. Tribu­ the committee of the peculiar conditions
tary to Tillamook and Nehalem Bays it
We are just longing for one of those is estimated there is 33,000,000,000 ft. in his and other Pacific states, where
timbered areas are sometimes the best
railroad promoters to "Makegood.”
ot merchantable timber. Placing the lands when cleared. If he is unsucess-
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It’s too bad that the little democratic stumpage as low as $ 1, this means the ful in the committee, he will carry the
bosses can't run the republican nomina­ sum of $33.000,000. Cutting, logging, fight to the Senate floor for a final
diiving and rafting at $5 per M., is struggle with the Eastern spirit which
tion and cause another fac’ional fight.
$165,000,000; sawing at $2 per M, $66,- seems unable to appreciate Western
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Tillamook County has the glad hand— 000,000 ; profit of $2 per M, $66,000,- conditions.
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not for the office seekers—but for the rail, 000 ; making a total of $330,000,000,
Lytle Making Progress.
road company that means business and to say nothing of the cost of transporta­
tion to the Middle West, which will be
will get here first.
In view of the apparent intention of
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considerable more than the cost of the
From our point of view it looks use­ lumber after it is manufactured. It is the people of the section through which
less waste of effort on the part of the not nesessary for us to state how many 1 his road is to run to hold his competitors
■lewpapers to induce home seekers to freight cars or how many schooners it to the latter of their agreements, E. E.
locate in this county us long as it is bot­ will take to move the lumber from this Lytle, of this city, the promoter of the
Pacific Railway & Navigation Company
tled up with democratic toll roads.
Bids Wanted.
county, let those who don’t believe there
which is now building into the Tilla­
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is business for a railroad figure it out
mook country, is not worrying.
This is a question that every aspirant
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
so as to prove that they are barking up
“I have promised the people of the Til­ County Court of Tillamook County,
for county judge and commissioner must
the wrong tree.
lamook country very little so far,” he Oregon, will receive bids for furnishing
answer: Are you in favor of cutting the
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all necessary materials and constructing
toll roads outentirely or releasing them ?
The demoralizing effect of the long said yesterday. “I merely assured them a combination bridge. 180 foot span,
There is to ber.o provisio. Toll roads or period in the non enforcement of the law that whenever I Lad settled upon my according to plans and specifications on
no toll roads is the issue. Now which was again seen last week when some boys route I would rell them wl:ut they might file in the office of the County Clerk, said
band wagon are you in, for this monkey­ broke into a building and stole lead. It expect. It is because, after months of bridge to be built nt the Ludtke point
the South Nehalem River.
ing with toll roads has too much moss is remarkably strange, now that there is work, my surveys are still uncompleted, on Bids
are also wanted for the building
backism to suit the Headlight.
a strong demand for the enforcement of that I have not yet definitely arranged of a 180 foot bridge at Cloverdale, Ore­
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for
rights
of
way
beyond
Buxton.
gon,
across
the BigNestucca River. Two
law,that the kids are to be pounced upon
Strange how newspapers will puncture while the men who violate the law go
“ The people of Northwestern Oregon bids are wanted on this last bridge, one
a railroad proposition once m u while, free and have the protection of the peace may rest assured, however, that I am for building a coinbiiiHtion bridge, and
for building a Howe Truss. Plans
but if the Oregonian had punctured the officers. For instance, when W. F. Bar­ going to build my road and will notask one
and specifications for which can he seen
Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook Railroad ker was running a blind pig on the Main any subsidies, either. Our road has been on file in the County Clerk’s office.
Company and exposed the financial street,/md it was getting so raw, one of financed by the sale of $1,000,000
The Nehalem bridge is to rest on con­
standing of the backers of that fake, the officials, who was drawing a salary worth of bonds, and we have been at crete piers, and the Nestucea bridge on
wood
piling.
ns it did the Wilsey project last week, it to enforce the law, went to Barker and work out of Hillsboro since last Novem­
All bids must be sealed and filed with
might have saved that journal a lot of told him that he had better quit, and ber, a month after we incorporated.
the County Clerk on or before March 7,
space publishing hot air articles that the taking the hint, he soon after packed up
“During January we made slow pro 1906, at 10 o'clock a. in. The Court re­
railroad would be completed by January and left for other parts. Boys soon catch I gross on account of bad weather, but we serves the right to reject any or all bids
1904 ! The Oregonian hus tailed to on when they know that men violate the i I are pushing the work as fast as men and A duly certified check equal to 5 per cent
ol the bid must accompany all bids, as a
"make good.” but it wants the other law, and think they have the same right. ! I money can do it, and haveeight miles of guarantee that the bidder if awarded the
fellows to.
This makes three boys already bound the roadbed graded and four miles of contract will execute and hie an approv­
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ed bond within 15davs after awarding
Every nspirnnt foroffice in the primary over to the grand jury, while the men steel laid. We have 175 men at work, the contract, for faithful performance of
and
if
we
have
luck
may
complete
the
who^iolate
the
law
go
free.
Isn't
this
the work.
election on the repnblican ticket will ex.
By order of the County Court.
pect, it be gets the nomination, to get state of affairs rotten ? And isn’t it time line within a year.
Dated atTillamook Otegon, this 15th
“We have two parties of surveyors in
the party support at the election us well the people got next and elected officials
day
ot January, 1906.
ns that of the Headlight. That is a fair who will arrest the violators of the law the field at the present time, seeking
G. B. L amb ,
routes
to
the
coast,
and
are
not
in
a
and
not
allow
them
to
get
out
of
the
County Clerk.
understanding. They should stick to it
position to ask anybody for rights of
and not go otf on a tantrum as some ol county to avoid paying a fine ?
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way just now. When we are ready we
Cows for Sale.
the republicans have previously. • Do to
Some men often place themselves in an shall appreciate some help in this direc­
others ns you wish to be done by,” is a
Five
first-class
cows for sale, from $25
awkward predicament, because they do tion, for we are not rich enough to
good maxim for every republican nspi.
to
$35
j»er
head.
See Ralph Ackley,
not look far enough ahead politically. throw away our money.
rant and their backersin the coming elec­
opposite Jenkins’ Jeweby Store.
When nominations don’t go to suit them
“
But
we
are
rich
enough
to
build
our
tion, mid if this is followed there will be
they jump the fence and go over to the own road,and we are not asking the peo­
no factional strife amongst republicans.
opposite party. When another election ple along the line to finance the proposi­
And there ought not to be, anyway.
rolls round they are the first to get busy, tion for us.”—Oregonian.
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Owing to the hood buyers refusing to nspireato this or that office, or start in
“ Bouncing Betty,” the novelty twi­
buy $2.500 additional c-itv bonds, the to boost their friends, and it is amusing
water commission has notified the bond how enthusiastic they become along stop, by Carlton J. Balfour, the blind
buyers that it is umilile to pny the in­ party lines as long as there is a prospect boy composer, is making a hit all over
terest on the bonds, for it hnsp't the <»f get ting a seat at the political pie conn the country. It was recently published
money to do so Thè taxpayers have to ter The Headlight has no political axe by J. IV. Jenkins’Sons, of Kansas City.
foot the bill for a 5 mill tax levy for the out for those who desert their party ata It is written in a lively march tempo,
water commission, which will amount critical time, for the reputation obtained bright, fascinating, every strain a
to about $900 ; has a law suit on hand thereby is bound to stick to them, espe­ haunting bit of melody.—The publishers
tli.it will cost probably $1000 ; has cially should thev come up for office, for will mail a copy to any address, upon
Biliousness, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
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disturbed sleep, nervousness, headache,
to pay $870 per annual for water for tire the party they went over to and helped receipt of 23 cents in stamps.
giddiness
and drowsiness, wind and pain
protection ; has to pay water rates tor out would soon noise this around with’
or. >
of the stomach after meals,
Luckiest Man in Arkansas.
out
the
aid
of
a
newspaper.
Republicans,
their homes; and it is now up to the bond
cold chills and flushings of heat, short­
“I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,’’ ness of breath —these aro the blank
if
they
take
any
pride
in
their
party,
buyers to force the payment ol the inter­
writes H. L. Stanley, of Bruno, “since cheques of physical bankruptcy.
est. It begins to look ns though ought not to be jumping the fence. As the restoration of my wife’s health after
The man who suffers from these dis­
we
have
previously
stated,
the
race
for
five
years of continuous coughing and orders and neglects them will Soon be in
Tillamook City has a white elephant on
public office is open and free, and every­ bleeding from the lungs; and I owe tny the relentless grasp of some fatal disease.
its hands.
If he is naturally narrow chested and
body will be given an equal chance to good fortune to the world's greatest shallow lunged, it will probably be con­
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medicine,
Dr.
King's
New
Discovery
for
sumption;
if his father or mother died of
“Win Tillamook County offers the secure the nomination. After that, there
Consumption, which I know from ex-! paralysis or some nervous trouble, It will
Best Field for the Investor and Home- is only one thing to do, and that is to perience will cure consumption if taken probably
be nervous exhaustion or pros­
seeker,“ is what the Headlight man has fall into line.
in time. My wife improved wilh first, tration, or even insanity; if there is a
taint
in
the
family blood, it will be blood
ft
*
ft
bottle
and
twelve
bottles
completed
the
been asked to write about and furnish an
skin disease; if he lives in a new or a
Walter L. Tooze, of Woodburn, who is cure.” Cures the worst coughs and or
article of 2000 words lor the Pacific
low,
swampy
country, it will be malaria;
colds or money refunded. At Chas. I.
Northwest, which will give Tillamook a an aspirant for congress, and a real live, Clough. Druggist. 50c. and $1.00. Trial If ho lives a life of exposure, it may bo
rheumatism.
There Is uue safe course for
page ot literary matter in an edition that wide a.wake fellow, has this advantage bottle free.
a man to follow who finds himself "out of
over
his
competitors
:
Prof.
Hawley
is
sorts" and suffering from the symptoms
is tn broom Oregon. We simply mention
is to resort to Dr. Pierce’s
this to slu>w that an editor is a free Salem's political machine candidate and Common Colds are the Cause described.It
Golden .Medical Discovery. This medi­
of
Many
Serious
Diseases.
i
was
brought
out
bv
the
political
bosses,
cine
makes
the
appetite keen, corrects all
horse to some extent, yet loyal to his
Physicians who have gullied a national
of the digestion, renders assimi­
section of country, does a great many j whereas Mr. Huston was the democratic reputation as analysts of the cause of disorders
lation perfect. Invigorates the liver, puri­
things gratuitously and which is a great i partner at one time with the late T. B. various disesses, claim that if catching fies and enriches the blood and builds
benefit to the people and country, yet for Hadley, and only a few years since iden cold could be avoided a long list of firm, healthy flesh and nerve tissue. It
dangerous ailments would never be cures almost, all diseases that result from
¿ill that we find some people who are so tified himself with the republican party. heard of Every one knows that pneu­ asuflicient or improper nourishment of
!
On
the
other
hand
Tooze
has
battled
for
stingy and prejudiced they won’t take
monia and consumption originate from the brain and nerves. Bronchial, throat,
and even lung affections, when uut too
the home newspaper if they can borrow republicanism ever since he took an active avoid, and chronic catarrh, bronchitis, far advanced, readily yield to it.
and
all
throat
and
lung
trouble
am
ag
­
part
in
politics.
Under
these
conditions
the Headlight.
A man or woman who ncglocta
' it is not surprising that Tooze is the pen gravated and rendered more serious by
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conMipatlon suffers from slow pol-
aonlng. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel­
Quite a number of persons have nsked pie’s candidate. es|>ecially in the Coast each fresh attack. Do not risk your
lets euro consilpatlon. One little
tile or take cliances when you have a
.J?.
laxative, and
the opinion of the editor as to the can Counties, for they know he is a hustler cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
two a mild cathartic. Don't let a
didaev of certain persona tor different nnd a rustler, and when he goes to con­ will cure it tiefore these diseases develop.
selfish seller over-pensuade you to
•'■'■' J’l a substitute for these'Oriel,
offices. We have hern plain with most gress he wilt keep on punching away for This remedy contains no opium, mor­
na! Little Liver Pill»,
put u»
luch’lmiLtL *> V'
OT<’r *' > van
of those who have interviewed us by tell- [ harbor improvements until he succeeds phine or other harmful drug and has
nucn Imitated but never equaled.
thirty years of reputation back of it,
ing them that it is tree and open for all in relieving the Coast Counties of their gained by iis cures under every condi­
to participate who wish, and win ever it I bottled up condition. Tooze is the kind tion. For sale at Chas. I. Clough’s Drug
is that secures the nominations un the of man Tillamook requires to go after Store.
republican ticket, the defeated aspirants i the Board of Kngineers who turned down
Flowers for Sale.
#>>
S
ought not to feel sore, hut get in ami (he project to improve Tillamook bar
Two
of
each. Snowballs, Lilacs 4
work with as much vim ae if they were liecniise Tillamook was too near the Col 1
Dalialis. Seven different kinds ol Roses.
on the ticket themselves. That has ticen umhia river
It wants a man with All for 60c. Twenty in all. Will give ■
the policy of the Headlight in the past, Western grit to go after that Board ot two or four plants of the following
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varieties
Flox. purple and white
although when the candidates in the pri Knockers.
N
Chrysar.lheinuina.
Everlasting
Pens
marv election are lined up it will t>c with­
Oregon's senior senator has waged a White Flag, Honeysuckle, Gladiolus. ■
in our province to s>xe-up the merits and
determiiH-d
conflict the past w$‘vk in »Iw Daliahs.
demerit* of every nrpirant.aud it we find
Anyone wishing a package of the «
Coinniiltee
on
Public Lands, of which he above and don't wish to come after them,
any amongst them whom vve think has
is
a
member,
to
Imve
the
proposed
con
­
if they will send address and state where
no backbone to enforce the law we shull
ditions after n»|>eid «>f the timlier and to leave them, and the vaneties uanied.
say so.
stone act, modified so that the land mav will send them to town ami liter can
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the money with the party from
As we view the situation, .\lav<»r Rotts !*• acquire I bv private individual* if ii leave
whom they receive the plants.
ami the citv council will have to appoint is thought to tie more valuable L»r an;
Address Mrs. A L. D<m«ldson Tilla-
it *|»eviiiI p<«litcm in whom they cun rely oilier purjiose than forestry.
The ■nook. Ore
upon to enforce the law. and no matter natural effect of the proposed repeal aiai
Piano for Sale.
what it mm cost the city. It ought not forbidding entry of timber land for
to beany trouble in a little town like' homesteads, would be to place all of Ore- ' For tile cheap, a firstclass Piano,
Tillamook to keep it decent and respect­ gon s tinila>re<| public «Inman not em­ good as new. by A. M Mxer. olle and
one half miles from Dolph, oo the Big
able
that people can resale and trade braced wr.hm forest reserve withdraw Ncaluo a toll road.
Advertising Rates.
headquarters FOR
DAIRYMEN’S
SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES.
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We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
Sashes,
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw
ALEX
McNAIR CO.,
Th'1 Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
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M. F. LEACH,
Dealer in
FRESH and CURED MEATS,
LARD, HIDES,
WOOL, Etc.
“ Clean and Wholesome,” our motto
flDTlCE TO THE pUBLlC. .
t iK ■ i • ui in in ui nr 'n a nr m «i1 ni1, MR ■ w ■ • ■ t í
The Red Front
Shoe
Has reduced prices
on all his BOOTS
and SHOES
All my goods are
first class, I will not
be under sold by any
other House in Tilla­
mook City.
My Goods are all Warranted.
S hoes purchased of me will be RE­
All
PAIRED at REDUCED RATES.
CALL and get BARGAINS.
P. F. BRO WNE,Salesman
NEW MEAT MARKET
GO TO
A. H. BEATY
FOR
PRIME BEEF, MUTTON PORK, VEAL
AND SAUSAGE MEAT.
We solicit jour patronage and will give you satisfaction.
Main Street, Tillamook.
• • ■ • * ■ a. ar a a IT a a
trade
with
KING & MILLS CO
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DEALERS in
Hardware, Tinware, Implements
and oporting Goods
^Vhen you
«e
XeÄ:„°tr Heater
Our Prices
STORE
. ..E.X.T.T.° .p.°.s.T..°.7æE
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