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TILLAMOOK HFIADLIOHT. APRIL 12. 1906.
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It is the candid opinion of the Head­
light that every republican in Tillamook
county ought to vote for W. L. Toozc
for congiessman. They will never regret
doing so.
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As it is a wilful waste of public money
to employ special attornevs to do the
work of the district attorney and the
sheriff, why can't the grand jury inquire
into it and make a report ? The tax­
payers ought to have some recourse.
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Wouldn't it be the proper thing for
the district attorneys office to resurrect
the creamery stock election conspiracy ?
Laughlan's evidence in the homestead
contest cuse is proof enough there was
bribery and corruption in the city elec­
tion.
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Human Blood Marks.
BOULDER CREEK-
the prosecution cannot proye his guilty
A tale of horror w« WM hv mark, of
no one wants to do Hembree injustice.
hiiomn blood in the home of J. W . WH
D. C. Getchcll of Hebo came up to H ham. a well known merchant ot Bar.
That is all jury in Tillamook or any other
A.
Chopard
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last
Saturday,
to
gel
his
K, H^writM -Twenty yearn «go 1
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county will consider, and on that ac­ I
bad severe hemorrhage» of the lunge,
count there is no need of a change o* mother, M r». Florence Getchell and and was near death when I began tak
Master Hume, who have been visiting
venue, and Hembree, if be is innocent,
Dr. King's New Discovery. It com-
relatives and friends in this neighborhood ing
pletelv cured me and I have reinained
ought to be willing to face the music,
well ever
since ” - h -----------
cures Hemorrhages
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for be will have Ko do so sooner or later. for the • past three weeks.
Mrs. Sarah J. Tompkins came in on C|,r„„jc Coughs. Settled Colds and Uroli­
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th' Elmore
El— Friday, alter spenton* “
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In contradiction of a rumor to the ef­ I the
month with relative, at Foret Grove. | IVeak Lungs. Every hottie guaranteed
fect that Frank W. Benson, the republi­
| hv Cha». I. Cl< ugh. Druggist. 50c. and
can candidate for nomination for the Gaston and Astoria.
I $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Mrs. Maggie Nicklaus went to Beaver
office of secretary of state, is the same
Mr. Benson who was speaker of the last Thursday to trade with the mer­ Caught Cold While Hunting a
Burglar.
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house of representatives in the hold-up chants of that thriving village. She al-1
legislation of a few years ago, we have so called on her daughter, Mrs. A. O ' Mr Wm. Th«. Lanorgan, provincial
Constable
at
Chapleau,
Ontario,
says
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to say that he is not the same man. Poland.
“I caught a severe cold while hunting a
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loot full.
Mr.
and
Mr».
Oliver
Kinnaman
have
Frank Benson has never been .a member
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of either house of the legislature, nor moved to Beaver for the summer, as Mr. I Hearing
has never held any office other than that Kinnaman intends to work down there. I Remedy, I tried it. and after using two
We are pleased to note that our new small bottles, I was completely cured.
of school superintendant and that of
This remedy is intended especially for
county clerk of Douglas coynty. He neighbor, Mr. Peter Hermann, who couglis and colds. It will loosen and
could have held anv office within the bought the J. S. Myers place, is moving relieve a severe cold in less time than by
any other treatment and is a favorite
gift of the people of his county, as he has his household effects up there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N Bays went out to wherever its superior excellence has be­
always been an active, aggressive repub­
come known
For sale by Cha» I.
lican high in the counsels of the party. the county seat last Wednesday, return­ Clough's Drug Store.
ing
Thursday,
and
J.
W.
Tompkins
made
He is a man peculiarly well fitted for the
office of secretary of state.
He has the same trip the first of this week.
Mr. Bunn is running the factory until
great force of character. His record as
GEO. B. LAMB,
both a man and an officer are absolutely things get straightened up, and going
clean. His integrity is above suspicion, smoothly when his son Ralph, will take
while his ability to discharge the duties his place.
Candidate for Republican
of the office with honor and credit to
Master Walter Bacon of Forest Grove,
both himself and the people is beyond came in with his grandmother, Mrs.
Nominee for
question. In appreciation of these facts Tompkins, to spend the summer on the
he will receive probably ninety percent of ranch.
the primary vote in his home county.
Mrs. Dawson went out to her home at
COUNTY CLERK
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Tillamook, Friday, to visit until Sunday.
The plutocrat’s mouth piece in the Her husband came after her.
south end of the county has also started
We understand that Dave Hess has
in to make much ado about nothing on gone to Salem to bring in Ed. Haag, who
J. R. WHITNEY,
account of the move of the citv council has been in the hospital there some time.
to get cheaper electric lights,and as there His brothers contemplate taking him to
Of Albany
is no franchise before that body, it looks the Brooten mineral springs, to try if
stupid to get into a stew about nothing. the waters will do him any good.
Candidate for Republican
If the plutocrats owned the saw mill and
A great deal of interest is manifested
wanted a franchise, it would be proper in the weekly prayer meetings here. A
Nominee
to grant it then,‘ofcourse, the same as the large crowd attended the meeting last
county court did when the plutocrats, Thursday at Chas. Bays, many coming
For State Printer.
who owned the saw mill at the time, from Blaine.
illegally compromised what back taxes
C. Mills and wife, of Beaver, came up
were owing. Or when the county Saturday to Brown’s, where Mr. Mills
JOHN J- HOWSER,
court leased, without advertising or bad an appointment to preach the same
consulting the people, the Wilson evening.
river road to the plutocrats for 50 years.
J. W. Tompkins wears an expansive Candidate for Republi­
Or when the county court entered into n smile, now a days, his mother’s arrival
contract with the plutocrats and to pay was just in the nick of time, he was fast
can Nomination for
them a big commission for doing work becoming desperate, and had she stayed |
which the sheriff and district attorney away a week longer we are afraid he . Joint Representative of
are drawing big salaries for. It depends a would have comniiRed matrimony—in
good deal whose ox is being gored, but self-defense.
Tillamook and Yamhill
the plutocrats’ mouth piece don’t dare
We are glad to announce that Grandpa
Canotiés
publish these and other facts where the Gladwill's health is much improved since
taxpayers have been gored and bled by his arrival in Tillamook.
the plutocrats
Bad Stomach Makes
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BLAINE.
The following hearty endorsement of
Bad Blood.
< ’lieese weather in Blaine this week.
II. M. Cake’s candidacy for United States
Yon
can
not
make
sweet
butter In a
Senator appears in the Wasco News ot Rain.
foul, unclean churn. The stomach serves
Rev. Mills preached to a crowded as a ( hum in which to agitate, work up
March 31st :
and disintegrate our food as it Is being
“Should Mr. Cake be successful in his house here Sunday.
If it be weak, sluggish and
pursuit of the United States senatorship,
We are making garden now. Little digested.
foul the result will lie torpid, sluggish
Oregon will have a couple of representa­ late, but belter late then never.
liver and bad. impure blood.
tives in the Senate on whom we can de­
The ingredient» of Dr. Pierce’s Golden
All the cheese facloiies in this dis­ Medical
pend. Mr Fnfton has served the state
Discovery are Just such as best
well, and should Mr. Cake he elected we trict have started up and are getting a serve to correct and cure all such de­
rangements.
It Is made up without a
can bet our dollars that he will make good supply of milk.
drop of alcohol in its composition; chem­
things hum. And if Mr. Cake’s past re
To avoid the great rush, Mr. Charles ically pure, triple-relined glycerino being
cord is any criterion, we can expect the
used instead of the commonly employed
political bosses and grafters to howl. Il at ns worth has purchased his new alcohol. Now this glycerine Is of itself a
Mr. Cake has a nerve that is not bluffed Easter hat.
valuablo medicine, instead of a deleteri­
by the howl of these barnacle like curs,
Mirs Mary Lipp, of Willamina, is visit­ ous agent liko alcohol, especially in the
and a sense of honor that makes him ing her brother, Mr. John Lipp, this ' cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia and the
various forms of indigestion. Prof. Finley
hold the interest of the people above the
Elllngwood, M. D„ of Ilennctt Medical
interest of party
There is one thing week.
Chicago, says ot It:
Mr. Richard Layton, of Willamina, is I College,
sure, if Mr. Cake is elected, the barnacles
"In dyspepsia It serves an excellent pur­
that are found in the United States Sen visiting with his friend, John J. Howser, 1 pose. * • * It is one of the best manufact­
ured products of the present time In Its
ate will know that Oregon is on the map Friday.
action upon enfeebled, disordered stomachs:
and that she has a senator that is going
especially if there Is ulceration or catarrhal
We
are
informed
that
Rev.
Blalock
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to represent her if it takes the hair off.
gastritis (catarrhal Inflammation of stomach).
It la a most efficient preparation. Glycerino
Vote for Cake, he w ill represent Oregon.” will go to Idaho soon to preach.
relieve many cases of pyrosis (heartburn)
John J. Ilowser, candidate for Joint will
Mr. Cake’s long and prominent connec­
and excessive gastric acidity. It is useful In
intestinal dyspepsia, especially the
tion with the Portland Commercial Club Representative, visited Tillamook and chronic
flatulent variety, and In certain forms of
shows conclusively that as president of Fairview precincts last week, he re­ chronic constipation, stimulating the secre­
tory and excretory functions of the Intestinal
that institution,which was destroyed bv turned Saturday, shaking very highly glands."
of his loyal friends
When combined, in just the right propor­
fire last week.he became identified with the
F. T. Bennett, Blaine’s energetic shoe tions. with Golden Seal root. Stone root.
development and needs of Oregon more maker, will have his new road com­ Black Cherrybark. Queen’s root, Blood-
root and M andrake root, or the extracts of
than any other person of the state, for pleted soon.
those, as in Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
lie came in touch with the interests of
R, A. Jones is visiting his brother, Discovery, there can be no doubt of its
all sections and ail industries, from the Dee, in Sheridan. He went out Mon ftreat efficacy in the cure of all stomach,
iverand intestinal disorders and derange­
person with capital to invest down to day, going over the Nestiicca trail. He ments.
These several ingredients have
expects Co be absent for ten days or two
the working man. The people of Tilla­ weeks.
the strongest endorsement in all such
cases of such eminent medical leaders as
mook county will be doing the proper
Ralph W. Hovt, candidate for State
Treasurer, is now conceded to be the
strongest man for the office. This is ac­
counted for from the fact that the people
throughout the state appreciate fully his
policy in holding stute funds on deposit
ill the counties wherein they are collected,
instead of drawing them to one common
center, which has been the custom here­
tofore.
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We heartily agree with Bro. Rollie
that Marshal Lucy is not doing his duty.
He failed to arrest the Herald staff for
the “mix-up’’ in that office this week and
in the marshal’s failure to arrest the
“blind pig” and the conglomeration of
editors who have the squeaking pig by
the tail trying to boost their little shotes
into public office. It’s really too bad
that the marshal is not doing his duty.
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For governor, Dr. James Withycombe,
the farmer’s candidate and the farmer’s
friend, is deserving of the farmer’s sup­
port. Withycombe is no politician with
a lot ot politicians backing him, but a
practical farmer engaged in experimental
work in the interest ot the farmer. He
would make a good governor, and Ins
administration would be an improve,
nient over that of previous governors.
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There is going to be a grand jury called
on Monday, so we are informed, and this
is to inform those who are conscious of
wrong doing to look out. W hen it was
noised abroad that the last jury was to
be called some men took to the woods
and others—who had been given the tip
—hurried out of the county .consequently
the county lost quite a bit of “dough” in
tines.
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This is what is making Judge Conder
whine. He leased the Nentucca toll roads
last year for eleven months, so as to get
another whack at them before lie went
out ot office. Now he is advertising for
bids to lease them for five years. Why 11
months at onetime and five years at ano­
ther time ? Surely the people are
wide awake enough to see through
the scheme. It is certainly too bad that
the Headlight man should jump in and
expose the whole thing.
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We must thank our contemporary for
the tree advertising that it gave us this
week, hut our esteem friend, Rollie W.
Watson, was so rattled that hr got the
article all mixed up tliut it had a tangle­
fool, “blind pig," inside out,upside down
Appearance Was the Herald staff on a
jamharre ? It looks that way ? But we
will let Rollie down light this week, for
lie's such a nice fellow — when he's not nil
mixed up and tangled up mid ready to
explode. It wasn't the loss of the “blind
pig" that ti iend Rollie cared about at all,
but it was that fellow Baker getting oil
to it.
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It is to lie hope that the people of Ore­
gon will drive a nail, and drive it home
good and hard, in fonatlinn Bourne’s
political coffin so that he will never fig­
ure in Oregon politics again. The peo­
Easy Grade Found.
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ple know him as a boodle politician, and thing if they cast their vote for Mr. II.
M.
Cake.
H.
P.
Johnson has been out twice
as long as he keeps his sack open there is
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within a week to the engineer’s ca nip
always a lot of political suckers ready
County Judge Conder took occasion to on the new
Hillsboro-Nehalem rail­
to shoot off their mouth. Although the probe the Headlight man this week, and
people of lillainook have received no in doing so made it a personal attack on road. The last time he was there was
end ot letters and literary matter from account of our attitude in regard to the Tuesdav when he took A. C. Thomas,
his headquarters in Portland, we do not toll roads. The Headlight is only a re­ one of the engineers returning from a
believe that people are that short sight- flection of public opinion and is willing trip to Portland, The main camp is
cd and foolish enough to vote for a mail that the people shall decide by a direct at the O'Donnell place four miles
l»evond Buxton,
There are filtren
like lonathan Bourne.
vote whether it is best for the interests
men there. There is another camp
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of Tillamook to bottle the county up i
Next week the people will nominate a with toll roads or open it up with the with ten men on the summit of the
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are working out a |
republican ticket, also a democratic purpose of getting home seekers to settle | mountain. They
ticket, under the new’ primary nominat­ her and help pay the burden of taxa line with every easy grades—< ne and i
ing law. As all the aspirants are more tion which now falls 011 the shoulders of two per cent the heaviest, and will1
or less known throughout the county, we so few. If Judge Conder is unwilling to 1 cross the mountain without tunneling 1
have purposely refrained from mention, submit it to a vote of the people so as ' as had been expected. The engineers1
ing their merits or demerits for fear that to give them a voice in the matter, then said they expected to get down on the
it might lie said that the H kadi . igiit it looks poor judgment for him tn rush in other side with ns easy a grade but
whs lending its aid to assist this or that to print and endeavor to make the Head, those who know the country say thev 1
candidate. It now devolves upon the light man the sea jargon t for those who are getting into a region from which
people to make the nominations, and it are advocating free road and who lion | they can never reach Tillamook.
The working officials ot the road i
is to be hoped that it will lie an improve­ I estly believe that the toll roads are a
ment over the convention for under that 1 detriment to the county, in proof of have now moved their beadquarters i
Hiilvboro to Bnnk», where I
system rdlainook lias had a number Cf , which they point out that it has only | from
officials who have not left good iwords | 4,500 inhabitants. As the toll roads ' Engineers Davis and Avrrv have!
Some gangs ot I
lahind them and the taxpayers have had have hel|>ed to decrease the population, opened an office,
to pav the fiddler for their mistakes and there is nothing unreasonable or unfair laps are at work but team work has
indiscretion
in asking that free roads he given a not started yet, though that will now i
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chance to improve conditions and open | start nt once as the weather gets good.
As far as we can see there is no reason - up the county so as to induce new set- : U hen the new road goes into opera­
why A Hembree cannot lie turd in Till­ j tiers to locate here, for the great draw ' tion oil will I k uscii as fuel for the
amook nn<l receive a fair trial. That is | back to Tillamook County is the small. engines und a 25.000 tank will lie !
> nes* of its population and mossl>acks |
what the people want him to have and ' who want to keep it that way for ih« |erected
at Hillsboro •«»un.—»Fomt I
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which he will get To take the case to purpose ot "graft ” These remarks does J Grove Time*. —
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apple
to
toll
roads
alone.
The
peo.
Yamhill or any other enuntv will not
pie
of
Tillamook
would
think
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good
Rheumatic Paine Relieved
In Ip matters and only cause additional
, «leal more of the countv judge anil the
The quick relief fro n rlieiimario faiiria
ex|M’ii*r, when Hemlne* can get justice j commissioners if tney would allow the
afforded ny t'liambvrlain's Pam Balm
m Tillamook. It the prosecution ran people to have a say in what thev want, ! has surprised and delighted <h<msa'ids
pr«»ve hv a chain olevidence that Hem­ tor a persons! attack upon the Head- of »utter». It make, rest and sleep
bree is guilty, a iurv in this county, in ’ light man by the county judge does not ! possible, A great many have b,»n per­
| cut any figure one wav or the other, for i
Vamhill or in any other county ought the public is so used to that kind of manently cured of rheuiuatiaot by the
me of this liniment. Fur sale by Vha».
lu cunt kt him, but if, on the other band. thing it only causes a little amusement. I Clough'» Drug Store.
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The Red Front Shi e
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COST for CASH. Call in an
GET BARGAINS.
P. F. BRCWNE, SALESMAN
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LAKE ERIE WINE AND CORDIAL CO.,
404 Washington St., Portland, Or.
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5 years old Claret at.................................
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5 years old Zinfandel at...........................
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5 years old Burgundy at..........................
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5 years old Reisling at..............................
75 a gallon or 3 50 per dot.
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10 years old California Grape Brandy at ,
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5 vears old Kentucky Whiskies at..........
2.50 a gallon or 7 50 per doz.
8 years old Old Malt Rve Whiskey at .
3 00 a gallon or 8.50 per doz.
8 years old Old Canadian White Rye at.
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15 vears old Old Private Stock at.............
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7 years old Old Blackberrv Brandy at....
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7 years old Old Holland Gin at.................
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7 vears old Old Kummel at.......................
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10 years old Standford Rye at.
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Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
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Constipation cured by Doctor Fierce’!
Pleasant Pellets. One or two a dose.
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