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K ▼ TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 19« 190Q L koal A dvkrtismknth . Firat Insertion, perline................. | Each subsequent insertion, line.... Busineae and profeanioual cards, 1 month .................................... Homestead Notices......................... THE FAVORITE Hon. John H. Aitkin, of Hunt io ington. Looks Like the 5 Winner. 1 00 a Timber Claims............................... io 1 00 00 s Locals, per line each insertion ... Display advertisement, an inch. 50 1 month .................................... All Resolutions of Condolence and Lodge Notices, 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices. Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., minimum rale, 25c. not exceedir.g Uve lines. k To Sti 'TW i» ’ AgricüH ■ -workini >V> the tick « erad'cl . keepin tick ii It wll' tree « one P * tree " terne Fill ' r..' oi cult end »■<> net by the CO! cl< •o re tt li V b The Ring Against Tooze. In politics people ought to look aroand and see in what kind of company they find themselves. For instance, Candidate Walter Tooze, of Woodburn, is not sup ported by a single one of the old school land ring. If you want a congressman who is free from their domination, then support Tooze at the primary for con gress. For instance, not a single one of the cl I Salem political ring is supporting Tooze for congress. If you want a congressman who is not e tsy game for that gang, who run this county in debt and disgrace, support Tooze for congress. Show us a Marion county machine pol itician who has ’been indicted for land frauds, and we will show you a man fighting Tooze. They want a man who is easy and no obstacle to ring rule, and who will make ring appointments, and do machine dic tation. The people who want a new deal and a clean deal should nominate the man tie gumshoe brigade don’t want, and they will get good results. This is plain talk. but. so far as lies in the power oi this little one horse paper, the truth about candidates will be told. —Salem Journal. Milking by Machinery. Several months ago the new Burrell- Lawrence-Kennedy Cow Milking ma chines were installed in the Wauna Farm da y of W. C. Spence at Portland, Ort. Tli- se machines ateindailv use and have proved a complete success in every way. The cows take to the machines kindly, give their milk down readily and con tinue with their feeding during milking. The machines milk the cows quickly and dry and after they had been used a w hile the How of milk seemed to increase over hand milking. In Mr. Spence’s dairy of 40 cows all the milking is now done by one man with two machines where formerly two men were employed for band milking. T he principal value of the milking ma chines is their sanatary feature as the milk drawn through them is far cleaner than that drawn by hand being practic ally pure and ’.ill keepsweet from twice to three times as long.—Homestead. For National Quarantine. April 17th Special)—As the press voices the sentiment of the people and the Republican press of the state Burning practically unanimous in their support of Hon. John H. Aitkin, of Huntington, for State Treasurer, it would seem. •• to a man up a tiee” that ho is in the lead for the position. It is conceded that Eastern Oregon will give their favorite a splendid vote, his' friends and admirers in western Oregon sre working hard and long for him, they admire his clean cut cam paign. which is free from personalities and “mud-slinging,” the people approve his straight forward sound platform and will show their approval of it by their votes. In this city he lias made a remarka ble campaign. his supporter, feel confi dent of success, as there is quite a senti ment to give the State Treasurer to Eastern Oregon, and Mr. Aitkin looks like the winner. DR. JAMES WITHYCOMBE, Republican Candidate for Governor. A drift of the Cleveland Democracy toward William J. ,Bryan is showing itself in different parts of the country. As compared with William R. Hearst. Mr. Bryan is believed to be a conserva tive. He is also believed to be the only man who would have a chance of defeating Mr. Hearst in the national convention of two years hence. A prom inent New York Cleveland Democrat is reported as predicting that if the Demo, crude organization can be kept out oi Hearst’s hands until 1908. New York state will send a Bryan delegation to the national convention. This would be a surprising change in popular sentiment in the Demociatic parry, but there are reasons for assum ing that it is impending. Hearst is becoming almost as much of a terror to old-fasbioned Clevelandites as Robe spierre was to the French conservatives of a little over a century ago. He is a radical beyond any of the supporters of Bryan in the great radical outbreak of 1896. The ideas i brown into Bryan’s platform of ten years ago, which sent hundreds of thousands of Democrats out of their party for the time, become commonplaces in political discussion. Free silver has been abolished by Re publican victories and by Republican statutes, but the rest of the wild fea tures of the 1896 platform are still avail able for exploitation, and some of them seem less dangerous than they looked to be then. It is said that Belmont, Ryan, De- Lancey Nicol), Gorman and otheis of the old-time conservatives are to get up a reception for Bryan when he lands in New York at the end oi his tour around the world. Such an affair, which would have been inconceivable a lew years ago, is part of the natural course of events now. Nobody seems to be surprised at the report of the rumored approaching rally of the conservatives on Bryan. The appearance of Cleveland as one of the speakers at the Bryan reception is not at all improbable. Confronted with this portent of Hearst all the moderates and the quasi radicals are forced into the same camp. Not that Cleveland and his faction bate Brvan less, hut Hearst more. Democratic politics has made some lightning changes in the past halt a century, but a transformation is pro bably just ahead of us which will make all the metamorphoses from Douglas’ and Breckinridge’s dais onward look tame —Globe Democrat. in office. Taxes paid ( Residents. Office opposite pMt a . Both phon«. w. coopr h . " Clean and Wholesome,” our motto. A ttornhy - at -U» Over 30 Years experience in the Business T illamook , HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, 4c, Everything Needed in the Harness Line you will find at Oi CyARL HABERLAC h J attorney - at - law , w. A. WILLIAMS Vote for Withycombe, the Farmer’s Candidate And the Farmer’s Friend. T. botts , ] ATTORNgY.*^ Complete set of Abstriq Dealer in FRESH and CURED MEATS, LARD, HIDES, WOOL, Etc. P ortland , Turning Toward Bryan. r_r •X A* M. F. LEACH, I Advertising Rates entacher ^bnoh« Up to date Harness Shop. The only complete shop of tlie kind in Tillamook county. I handle no shoddy goods, but my Office across the street and ÍOn» the Post Office. prices will compare with those that do. Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local Phone. T. H. GOYNE, The Best Hotel LONG PRAIRIE. Messrs. Albert Olds and Isaac Wells treed, shot and killed a wild cat on A. W. Phelps’ place last week. Albert Olds has quit work at the Hob sonville mill and is again at home. M R. Hanenkratt states that they have struck a pocket of oil on his ranch. Messrs. Chas. Wells (and dogs). Ed. Leach, Elmer Hoag. Henry Olds and Albert Phelps went bear hunting on the latter’s place, one day this week on this prairie and killed a very large bear. Ed Leach sent the fatal bullet whizzing through the air, and, therefore got the hide. From the ‘'Boom” of dynamite we may judge that J. F. Martin will soon have his whole ranch cleared of stumps. M. R. Hanenkratt was shearing sheep last week. We are very sorry to report that Mrs. James Bibby is confined to her bed this week. Dr. Upton was called twice to administer to her wants. Alliert and Edith Olds went to their parent’s ranch at Fairview and back Friday. George Olds is working for Mr. John Sheets this week. Miss Edith Olds is the possessor of a fine “wheel,” not a wagon wheel either. A. W. Phelps is working for Thos. Bibby this week. We are very sorry to learn that Mr. Jasper Buckles is con fined to his bed. A. J. Burdick is working in Tillamook Lumber Co s mill. Abe Cohn was a visitor on this prairie last week. A small program was given at our school this week. County School Super intendent W. W. Wiley and wife at tended, we are glad to note. Joseph Biazier is clearing out his w ell and putting the “finishing touches ’’ on his house thia week Joe and wife states that they like their new home fine. A ttorney - at .L aw , THE ALLEN HOUSE, Office : Opposite Court Hi J. P. flULiEN. Proprietor T illamook , O regon , Headquarters for Travelling Men. Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook O regon a Repairs Guns, Locks. Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles and Sewing Machines. Makes a Specialty of Plumbing. Repair Shop, Opposite McIntosh $ McNair's. 0 H. UPTON, Ph.G.,M.i P pysician and S urgeoi Fir and Spruce Lumber. Spruce and Cedar Shingles. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty. Orders tor Lumber promptly attended to. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCDPÆPJY, Office first door East of F Beals’ office. S. STEPHENS, • Real Estate and Fire, Life] J Health, Accident, Insuraw. Agent for the Northwest SchoolPn ture Co. and Oigans and Piaxa Notary Public. Office : Southwest from the CourtHos in the building occupied as a municita R. BEALS, 4 4 4 5 REAL ESTATE, A. K. CASE, F inancial A gent , PROPRIETOR Tillamook Iron Works The widespread public interest which is felt in the subject of national con Irrigation in the United States has trol of quarantine regulations is shown become a tall subject. Thegdatn under in ihe large majority which the hill on construction in the Shoshone canyon, Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging. that subject has just received in the northern Wyoming, is 310 feet high, Fine Machine Work a Specialty. House. There was some opposition and it was necessary to cut a road 8’X- from certain localities, hut it was slight, teen miles long in granite before the and the hill received a popular sanc workmen could begin their labors in tion which proves ihu the lesson of the canyon. ____________ New Orleans’ yellow fever epidemic of Caught Cold While Huntinga 1905 has been rememliered. A bill on 1 Burglar. the same general line i had already Mr. Wm. Thos. Lanorgan. provincial passed the »Senate, and an agreement in Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, Bays : 1 “1 caught a severe cold while hunting a Conference can no doubt quickly be burglsr in the forest swamp last fall. reached. Hearing of Chatnlierlain's Cough Under the bill the national govern It is not often that the press criticises Remedy, I tried it, and after using two STEAMERS-SÜE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISüK ment will have a general supervision of the bench, but this is a criticism on the small bottles, I was completely cured.” quarantine work at the country's ports part of the Oregonian which is right to This remedy is intended especially for ONLY L1NE-ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI coughs and colds. It will loosen and and along its laud frontiers. State sov the point ; BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. relieve a severe cold in less time than by ereignty sentiment is assailed by the Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co and Five months in Che County Jail was any other treatment and is a favorite alao th. Aatoria & Columbia Rtver R. R. fol 8an Franctaco. PoHland bill, hut state sovereignity in its old ex all the punishment imposed upon a wherever its superior ♦»xcellence has be and all pointa east. For freight and passenger rates apply to For sale by Chas I. treine phase has very few’ rights these young mail from Antoiia who went to come known SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR days that anybody feels bound to r** Salem to procure girls for immoral Clough’s Drug Store. B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. epect. The faction which clung longest purposes. Thus does the law fail to Agents 1? 5.' * JJ. R. R. Co., Portland. and hardest to the old pirticularist mete out justice. A man so utterly _ M A C, R. R. Go., Portland. idea was the section which took the devoid of worthy purpose, depraved GEO. B. LAMB, Sue H. Llmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express lead in suggesting national quarantine. beyond hope of reformation and en The movement, in the shape in which gaged in the degradation of others, it has registered itself in the bills has no useful place outside the work, Candidate for Republiran Centrally Uoeated which have passed both branches of shops of a prison. Admitting the na Rates, $1 Per day Congress this year, originated in New ture of his occupation, he undertook Nominee for Orleans, but the support of nearly all his own defense, for the reason, let us the south was quickly won for it, ex hope, that in* self-respecting lawyer COUNTY CLERK M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. cept that Texas very unwisely offered would offer a word in his behalf. A a good deal of opposition to it. scourge to the earth, a disgrace to Primarily and immediately the bene humanity, an eternal enemy to virtue, ’’he Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed. fit through .uiiional quarantine will he is fit only for such companionships J. R. WHITNEY coins to Louisiana, Mississippi and the as may be found among the denizens rest of the gulf region. They aie the of hell. * * w •tates which are chiefly exposed to the Of Albany In pursuance of the Primary An infuriated Norwegian living in Iowa pestilences which quarantine aim to Law, I take this opportunity to almt out. But all the country has an has denaturalized himself, for the reason, Candidate for Republican announce myselfas a candidate interest in this legislation. While New as hr claims, that this is no longer a free mr nomination at the Republican country. However, he will still h«ve Orleans was the greatest sufferer by Nominee j/d™3”” ^°rt^e °®ce °i County yellow jack’s visit last year, every big the privilege of paying taxes and com town in the Mississippi valley which plaining about taxation without repre Eor State Printer If nominated and elected I had commercial <»r social dealings with sentation. « * w shall give the County an econ- that point was affected. The scare This year the foreign trade of the Unit which it created throughout the entire 1 omical administration and do all ed States will reach three billions. In JOHN J. HOWSER, south distnrbed trade all over the that is possible to relieve our INTO it was one billion, and passed two United States. Sentimental and patriot- ‘ bottled up condition. I favOr billions in 1900. The giowth of 50 per j •c reason« are as strong as the strictly Candidate for Republi- the continued improvement of cent in six years is a remarkable record, financial causes in inciting the estab our 1 nblic highways and river audit was achieved under the Dingley lishment of a general system of quar can Nomination for law. crossings and will loose no op antine control by the national govern * * « portunity to advertise the county ment. In the consideration of great is Five hundred Bohemians in Chicago Joint Representative of where it will prove of advantage sues which affect the life and prattler-; are about to remove to irrigated tracts 1 respectfully solicit the sup ity of any part of the country locality of land in New Mexico. The southwest Tillamook and Yamhill I Im»»« ar»< abolished, and the enure1 is a land of promise with a glorious di. port of every voter interested in American people speak with one voice. I mate, and it is booming. the welfare of the County. Cunoties 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths. T illamook , 4 O regon . i II LARSEN HOUSE, TILLAMOOK, OREGON J- S. STEPHENS. Tillamook, Oregon. y^OBERT A. MILLER, A ttorney - at -L aw , Land Titles, Land Office Bts-I ness and Mining Law. PORTLAND, ORBGOK. Room, 306 Commercial Building- y^R. P. J. SHARP, RESIDENT DENTIST, Office across the street from the Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. SARCHET, . The Fashionable Tailor T Cleaning, Pressing and Repair ing a Specialty. Store in Heins Photographic Gallery. LATIMER, BROS., BARBEI *10 IIIIBIEUEI SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING SHAMPOOING, ETC Electric Baths nicely fitted up. flood»* persons suffering with rheutnstism- kill ™, couch and CURE th « LUNGS .King’s New Discovery WITH ___ /VONSU«FTM>H fob Las,"- Sureat and Quickest THKOAT and LOTTO T»»«*- lbs , orKomrr back .
