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1906. Advertising Ratea M. F. LEACH, Open Letter. To the voters of Oregon. Greeting LeoAL A dvbktisments : Gentlemen : First Insertion, per line....... Each subsequent insertion, line The undersigned submit to you a Business and professional curds few of our reasons for asking you to 1 month ..................................... ratify, by your affirmative votes, the Homestead Notices.......................... Amendment granting equal rights to Timber Claims ............................... Locals, per line euch insertion ... women, which has been placed belore the Display advertisement, an inch, voters through a petition numerously 1 month ..................................... signed by the men of Oregon under the All Restitutions of Condolence initiative and referendum. Lodge Notices. 5c. per line. Cards ot Thanks, 5c. per line. This movement has grown under Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, your management Irom the small be minimum rate, 25c. noi exceedit g five ginning known as the Married Woman’s lines. Sole Trader Bill, enacted by your Legis lative Assembly in 1872, until it has reached such vast proportions as to at tract the attention of the civilized world. A Constitutional Amendment proposing women's enfranchisement, submitted to you in 1884, brought us an affirmative Doing Good,for Oregon. Official Election Ballot for th vote of 11,223. This Amendment was Nearly every clover field or field of again submitted to your suffrages by vetches in the Willamette Valley is a Legislative initiative in 1900, bringing living monument testifying to the effi us a vote of 26,265. Although the pop MARK ACROSSCXIf cient work of Dr. Janies Withycombe ulation of the commercial centers had for the advancement of the agricultural more than doubled in sixteen years, the STATE industry in this state. It is true that a •’No" vote was only increased by 226, very few farmers raised clover in Oregon while the •’Yes’’ vote was augmented by Vot For United States Senator < t ® *••• before Dr. Withycombe’s aggressive 15,042. This. tous, is a palpable augury It X M6LKEY. FRED W. work began, hut it was the generally ac of the triumph which we confidently of Multnomah County cepted theory that Western Oregon was look to you to consummate for us on For United States Senator '’ïLTc'iim“* v<* 'or Unit not suited to production of that crop. the 4th day of lune by placing "X” be Farmers had raised wheat on their tween "302’’ and "Yes” on yonr ballots. OURNE, JR , JONATHAN of Multnomah County farms year after year until the produc Do this and you will honor our flag of V» 'ot Governor tiveness of the soil had been nearly ex truce, the only power we can offer in F<__________________________ hausted. Then they adopted the scheme our delense aguinst the balloted forces of 14 W WITHYCOMBE, JAMES of Benton County of bare Summer fallowing, thus losing the opposition. Do this and vou will VoU one crop every two or three years, with For Secretary of State honor Oregon, your mothers and your out permanently improving the condition BENSON. FRANK W selves. of Douglas County of the soil Oil the contrary, hare Sum And your petitioners will ever pray : Vote fir mer fallowing permitted the loss of some For State Treasurer________ Abigail Scott Duaiway, Honorary of the soil constituents that are neces- 16 7/ STEEL, GEORGE A. President Oregon Equal Suffrage Asso of Clackamaa County sary for the production of good crops. ciation nnd State Federation of Wom Voce I It was Dr, Withycombe who began For Supreme Judge an’s Clubs. the agitation which has resulted in the 17 ^EAKIN, ROBERT Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe, President of Union County general adoption of the plan of rotation Oregon Equal Suffrage Association. Vote f. of etops in Western Oregon, in which Foi Attorney General Charlott Moffott Cartwright, Presi plan the growing of clover and vetches ¡8^ CRAWFORD, A M dent Women’s Pioneer Auxiliary Ass’n. of Douglas County is included. Dr. Withycombe hammer Sarah N. Evans, President Oregon ed away in season and out of season, For Superintendent of Public Instruction Vou Federation of Women's Clubs. urging the necessity for raising clover, ACKERMAN. J H Esther C. Pohl, M. D., President of Multnomah County which will supply nitrogen to the soil. Woman's Medical Association. One by one the farmers came to his Vote h For State Printer wav of thinking, and today every travel 80 DUN1WAY. WILLIS S. j of Multnomah County er upon the railroads in the Willamette I Valley looks out upon rich fields of For Oommtasiouer of Labor Statistics and Inspector f. Furnished by II. T. Botts ; cloyer that not only furnish unsurpassed of Factories and Workshops______ Vote for C' food for dairy cattle, but preserve the Fred A. Hunt and wife to Minnie A. si hofk . o e Brown. Tract. Section 22 and 27, of Multnomah County_____________________ fertility of the soil. Whether Dr. Whity. tp. 2 south, range 10.00. combe shall lie elected Governor or lit Congressional District not, he will always lie remembered by Fannie T. Montgomery to Euiily B. McIntosh. Tract. Sections 12 and the farmers of Oregon as one of their I Por Representative in Oongrees 13, tp. 1 south, range 9. $1,00. ■I greatest benefactors—a man who work Mk/HAWLEY, WILLIS C. Bay City Land Co. to Amanda M. ed tireless lor what he knew to be best of Marion County Nichols. Lots fl and It), block 57, until he made it win.—Oregonian, Pacific addition to Bay City. $275.00. ( rXstrif" 4 ¡ Peter McIntosh to Emily McIntosh. A Great, Saloonless City. Tract in lots 7 and 8, block 10, of The San Francisco Chronicle snid Inst Tillamook. $1 00. Socialist State Ticket. destructive and wasteful strife for gain week; “San Francisco for the past U.S. I-and Office to W. E. Catterlin. of private capital. Socialism implies Governor — C. W. B arzee . fortnight has been absolutely free from Tract. Section 38, tp. 2 south, range emulation—yes, rivalry—in accumula Sec. of State—R. C. B rown . tion of public wealth, and in nil good disorder nnd virtually tree from crimes 10. State Treasurer—G R. COOK. works tending to the material and of violence. There have been no street Mary H. Lcinenweher, et. al . to Bay Supt. Pub. Inst.—J. C. H osmer . ethical welfare of society aa a whole. brawls. No drunken brute has beaten Labor Com — W. 8. R ichards . City Land Co. Tract of tide land It’s motto-s “ Each for all, and all for Atty. Gen.—C. C. B rix . his wife. No gamblers have murdered Section 34, tp. 1 north, range 10 for each.’’ I will say in conclusion that Stale Printer—J. C. C oo T k R. socialism will make the conditions pos each other in low resorts. Except with $1.00. Senator (long term)—A. G. SlMOLA. sible for mankind to live the Golden some dealings with sneak thieves, the U.S.A, to William G. Gosslin. Patent. Senator (short term)—J. D. S tevens . Rule, then, and then only can true Chris, occupation of the police courts is gone. Congressman, 1st dis.—W. W. M yers , tianity prevail. (141.36 acres in tps, 2 and 3 north, Then, and then only Congressman, 2nd dis.—A. M. P aul . will the divine injunction be operative It is a most impressive object lesson of ranges 7 and 8 west. Supreme Judge—W. W. R obbins . that ’’ if a man will not work, neither the value to society of the restriction of Autos E. Bevens and wife to William shnll he cat.” For a man to receive the the liquor traffic. We are promised a Patrick. 80 acres. Section 28, tp. County. nomination of representative bound by continuance of this peaceful condition for 3 south, range 9. $1900. these principles, is a sufficient guarantee Joint Representative—S. ScOVtLL. a considerable time to come, save only w. B. Aiderman and wife to Andrew that the interest of the producing class County Judge—C. J. B lanchard . as drunken men may drift over from will be his guiding motive, first, last, Clerk—F rank A i . lrndfk . Zuercher. 88 66 acres in N Se %. and all the time, that a county judge and Sheriff—W. C. W olfe . Oakland, where the authorities have been Section 12, tp. 1 south, range 1. commissioners would handle the toll Treasurer—G. A. C oble R so reckless as to allow saloons to open. $8800.00, toad and all other questions subject to Commissioner—W. E. M orris . We may be compelled to renew tile quar. Benjamin II. Hathaway and wife to IV. the will of the people and that other Coroner—J ohn B. P aquet . autine ugainst Oakland.’’ offices would be conscientiously admin Surveyor—S. C. W oods . Il, Aiderman Quit claim deed to Justice of the Peace, 2nd dis.—F. E. istered. Such a statement, coming from such a N 14 Se kJ. section 12. tp, 1 south, H untsinger . If you are a true Christian you believe source, is significant. range 10. $1.00. Constable, 2nd dis - D. F. 'I ro W- socialism to be right. You know tlte In its period of terrible affliction, the Edward F. Worthington anil wife to biudok present conditions are not right. Why city of San Francisco not only got Justice of the Peace, 3rd dis.—A. T. sanction it by your ballot ’ Why not David A. Bailey. Tract. Sections B ain . look for a higher ideal than the graft along without saloons, but would toler 22 and 23, tp. 4 south, range 10. system ? Why not investigate the ate none. $6000.00. Even at this age of the world, with all principles of socialism and scientific Possibly some children will live to see 11 mortgages filed, securing $5,212,081.- our boasted enlightenment, many people government ? great American cities, even if not Strick, 50, This includes the mortgage have queer ideas of what aocialisni en with calamity, “free .from disorder given by the Pacific Railway and means. Many confound socialism with Vote of Condolence. anarchy, " dividin' up” of properly, and crimes ot violence, where there will Navigation Co. “ killin’ off’’ the capitalists, and other Hall Morning Star Lodge, No. 52, lie no street brawls'*; where for a fort Three mortgages satisfied. $690.00. rank alwurdities. Tillamook, May 10th. 1906. night "no drunken brute has beaten his Socialism means simply the realization To the Officers and Memliera of Morning of " Equal opportunities for all, and wile where "gamblers have not mui. Star Lodge, No. 52, I.O.O.F. CHARLES V. GALLOWAY, special privileges for none.” This can We, your committee, appointed to dered each other in low resorts"—all of tie realized only by the public ownership draft resolutions of condolence on the Yamhill County. which, and much more, more than can and democratic management of the death of Bro. W. H. H. Cary, Father of l>e told or even more than hinted at in means of production and distribution, Brother and Sister Woolfe, beg leave to the same being tn the inteiest of all the submit the following resolutions: print, is due to the liquor traffic, to the people, and uot for part of the people, Resolved, That while we mourn the saloons. socialism is a government in reality of, loss which deprived them of the com Saloons are generally recognized as an for and by the people; and if you are fort of their Father. we submit to Him evil, and it is said they are a necessary honest enough to investigate for your who doetli all things well. self, you will find that socialism evil. It seems from this statement in the Resolved, That we extend to the be. marches with thought, no d iggers; it reaved son and daughter of our late San Francisco Chronicle that lor a fort brings peace, not war; it acts upon the brother our earnest sympathy in this the night they were not a necessiary evil plane ot love, not hate ; it stands tor pro time of their great bereavement. even in that great and hitherto wicked gress and knowledge, not destruction, Resolved, That a copy of these resolu ignorance and death; it has but one tions lie sent to the bereaved family and city. great enemy, and that enemy is, and copy to the local papers tor publication. There is a large suggestion in this (act. ever will la>, ignorance ignorance Fraternally submitted. —Oregon lournnl. crucified the Christ, for His last «ords S A. Brodhead. Jennie King, Belle "Father, forgive them, for they know Handley, Committee. not what they do ’’ prove it. Socialism Sciatica Cured After Twenty implies such an intelligent and system Cured atized rearrangement of economic Deafness Cannot be Years of Torture. bv local application*, aa they cannot reach the affairs as will, by conservation of our For more than twenty years Mr. J. B. energies. provide for all the material niveesed portion ot the ear. There ia only one Massey, of 8322 Clinton St., Minneapolis' way to cure deafnea. and that i> by eon'stUn- requirements of our daily living and lloual remediea. Penlnem la cauaed by an in- Hum . was tortured by sciatica. The pain leave opportunity for a large am) ac- fl a >n rd condition of the mucous lining of the anil suffering whicli he endured during celeiated ethical growth. It is a form Eustachiau Tube When this tube gets inflam (Ilia tune is beyond comprehension ed vou have a rumbling aound or imperfect society tmseti upon conditions winch heanuK, and when it is entirely closed, dvafnese Nothing gave him any permanent relief is the tesnlt. and un eaa the inflammation can require productive labor bv all. and '«mil lie uaed i’hamla-rlain's Pstn Balm winch provides leisure for all. and cul be taken out and this tube restored to its nor Democratic Nominee, tine application of that liniment relieved mal condition, hearing will be destroyed fo for all. Il calls for such readjust ever. »Ine cases oat of ten are caused by the pain ami madesleep nnd rest faisaible. Hepresentatlve in Congress lure rnent of our industrial order as will Catarrh^ which is nothing but an inflamed cou- «nd lees than one laittle lias effected a bring laborsaving machinery to lie a dilinn of the mucous services permanent cure. Mr. Massey relates Ins We will give One Hundred Hollar« for any direct and full assistant to the laborer, | caae ot Deafncaa (caused bv catarrh) that can experience for the benefit ot others who Not if as Rich as Rockefeller not be cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for tuny la- similarly afflicted. If troubled If you had all the wealth of Rockefeller, and tints insure to the worker the entire circulars, fret». product of Ins toil. A comprehensive 1 with fM-iatk-a or rheumatism why not the Matidaid Oil magnate.you could not „ ... J * CO.. Teli-do, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. try a 2» cent taitlle of Pam Balm and see buy a lietter medicine for laiwel com study of siK'ialistu cleaily levenla that, under a reasonable advancvsl stale ot lake Hall's family Pills for constipation. 'or Vouie.lf Io.v quickly it lelievratlle plaints than Chamberlain's Coll.-, iwln. For sale by Chas. I. Clough's Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy. The eocialiatic s-a iely. a very few hours of daily labor on the part ot each able Drug Store. most eudnent physte'an can not prescribe $io oo Reward a tietier preparation for Colic Kiwi tssli-d man »ill provide for the tainily all tlie imaieru »»iveiilences and coin The undersignwl will pay the aliove diarrhoea, hmn tor i-hildreit * «I ndiiliR. foils of life, including many ,* Agent Wanted of the ' reward for nd..i illation leading to the The unilorni sueivsa ot title remedy has I HR luxuries. . _ Wanted a man to sell in this field ex shown it Io la* eupeiior to all others. It nnJ r»»»»» Vaastizx» of the contempti- . — a • This condition of society ia to 1« at- arr*** an ‘* c*»tviction .4i»«vrlv for one of the largest mirseries never falls, and when reduced with ta ii --<1 ll,r< u Ji a eo-o|>. r ,lne orgatuaa I''** houm| who stole the hedge surround ia «he «est. I ash advanced weekly. water nnd sweetened, Is phwsain to take Hon of mdiMtry hsee<f on the l-umn .'•>« the grave of the late Mrs. Allendorf Aildr* »» Washington Nursery Com Every family should la- »implied with it. ownersh.p <>( land, ,„im-e ami truOuc 1 » the I n tt v___ _ «'«’noon, Sold by Chas 1. Clough a Drug Store irnnv. lop.n-nish. Washington th. eapiul m ptac of our j r^nt “ 1 ° °F’ B Q Dealer in FRESH and CURED MEATS, LARD, HIDES, WOOL, Etc. cdtjkr i&al\ i Clean and Wholesome,” our motto. Over 30 Years experience in the Business HARNESS, COLLARS, SADDLES, 4c, Everything Needed in the Harness Line you will find at W. A. WILLIAMS Up to date Harness Shop. The only complete shop of the kind in Tillamook county. I handle no shoddy goods, but uij prices will compare with those that do. Next door to T illamook C ounty B ank . Local Phone. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, J. P. AL ì L i EN» Proprietor Headquarters for Travelling Men. Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. Repairs Guns, Locks. Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles and Sewing Machines. Makes a Specialty of Plumbing. Repair Shop, Opposite Alex. McNair Co. Real Estate Transfers Ì I Fir and Spruce Lumber. I « I Spruce and Cedar Shingles. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty Orders tor Lumber promptly attended to. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCDP/INY. rik xtk A A: gh A. A A AAA A j A j A A A A A A A. A. A A A. 1 A. K. CASE. PROPRIETOR r I Tillamook Iron Works » Î ► General Machinists & Blacksmiths. 1 j Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging, Fine Machine Work a Specialty. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. > LAKE ERIE WINE AND CORDIAL CO, 404 Washington St, Portland, Or. Sweet Wines, Cordials, BRANDIES and CHAMPAGNES. Price List of oiu- Sweet Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, and Dry Wines. If you use anything in that line, we cun supply yon with the very best of goods, at regular wholesale prices. Goods can be shipped in plain cases il desired, and men tioned in your order. We can quote yon as follows : 5 years old Port Wine, Sherry, Muscat, Angelica, Madeira. Malaga at $1.00 a gallon or $1.00 per dozen. 8 Wine’ Sherry, Muscat, Angelica, Madeira at $1.50 a gallon or $5.00 per dozen. 5 years old Claret at...................................... $ .50 a gallon or $2.76 per dor. 5 years old Zinfandel at............................... .75 a gallon or 3.50 per dor 5 years old Burgundy at.............................. 1.00 a gallon ar 4.00 per doz. 5 rears old Reisling at.................................. ■ 75 a gallon or 3 50. per doz. 7 years old California Grape Brandy at 3.00 a gallon or 9.00 per doz. 10 years old California Grape Brandy at . 4.00 a gallon or 11.50 per doz. 5 years old Kentucky Whiskies at............ 2,50 a gallon or 7 50 per doz. 8 years old Old Malt Rye Whiskey at . 3 00 a gallon - ------ per doz. or 8.50 8 years old Old Canadian White Rye at. 3 00 a gallon or 8.50 per doz. 15 years old Old Private Stock at............... 5.00 a „ gallon or 14 00 per doz. 7 years old Old Blackberry Brandy at.... 2.00 a gallon or 6.50 per doz. 7 years old Old Holland Gin at................... 3 00 a gallon or 8.00 per doz. 7 vears old Old Kummel at........................... 3.00 a gallon or 8.00 per doz. 8 years old Old Sheehan’s Private Stk. . 3.00 a gallon _ ,______ or $1 00 ,for full quart. Express Prepaid. 10 years old Standford Rye at...................... 4.00 a gallon or $1.00 for full quart. Express Prepaid. 10 years old Rainier Bourbon at ................ 4.00 a gallon or $1.00 for tv. .kt*. .. j • , ,u,l quart. Express Prepaid. Me ship goods tn any qunntitv from one gallon and np. Case Roods can be made up to suit the trade of assorted goods g demi?oU|>n.haJiv’Qn Wllon demijohns, 25c. ; 2 gallon lemnohne. 40c.; 3 ga Ion demijohns, 50c.; 5 gallon kegs. $1.00 ; lOgal. kegs. $1 25. Ad<|CrM«K\l°ri O 7 n5° ' barrel8’ ?r Correspondence solicited. L,'kr E* Wi- a^ Cordial Co, 404 SAMPLES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. Centrally Located. Rates. $1 Per day LARSEN HOUSE, M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. TILLAMOOK, OREGON The Beat Hotel ia the city. So Chine«- Employed*
