Tillamook headlight., June 07, 1906, Image 10

RESUbT OF THE ELECTION
IH TlbbAMOOK-
How to Break Up a Cold.
law. Had the citv nuthonties enforced
It may bp a surprine to many to learn
the saloon and gambling laws years ago that a severe cold can be completely
Tillamook county would not have gone broken up in one or two days’ time. To
“dry." and when the city paid a marshal do this, however, prompt action is neces­
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$45
a month to r protect
the saloons and sary. The first symptoms ot a cold are
That election whiskey in the barn was
Local option from a business point of gamh|ers and the county paid the sheriff a dry. loud cough, a profuse watery dis­
charge from the nose, and a thin, white
view should not be overlooked. This is I I and
...... his deputy $2.200 ~ a ~~~~
a magnet to the thirsty souls.
year to enforce coating on the tongue. When Cham­
» » to
a criterion of the conclusions most of the !
jaw an(j t|,eT wou|,j not do their berlain’s cough remedy is taken every
N. J. Myers wants to know whether business men have come to after 17 . sworn duty. it is not surprising to us in hour on the first appearance of these
Sheriff Woolfe is going to lick him, too.
months’experience with a "dry” county : tbe |eaat that the countv has gone "dry,"’ symptoms, it counteracts the effect of
the cold and restores the system to s
to to to
Alex. McNair & Co.—Local option has ((Jr. wjth these facts before the voters healthy condition within a day or two.
What haye the saloon faction gained
increased our cash sales 20 per cent. !»*• an{j the knowledge that some who are For sale by Chas. I Clough’s Drug Store.
by “knifing" the republican candidates ?
Makes bills easier to collect ; 2nd, Re­
They've got it in the neck again. That duces long standing accounts ; 3rd, opposed to local option have “ginned’’ T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
CANDIDATES.
upa number of ‘soaks" and turned them
P ublication .
is all.
United States Land Office,
Several accounts paid that were consid­ loose on the streets so as to bring the
to tt to
Portland, Oregon,
June 5th,
Sheriff Woolfe and Treasurer Todd at ered very doubtful.
local option law into disrepute and ridi-
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
D. T. Edmunds—I think that the effect cule. It looks to us, that before the peo­ with
the election two years ago were elected
the provisions of the act of Congress
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, to fill vacancy.
June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
by republican votes. This year it was of local option commercially has been ple of the county will vote "wet” again, of
Hiram Gould................................................................. Prohibition
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
democrats who flopped over who defeat­ good, especially in increasing tbe num­ they need some kind of assurance that Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Fred W. Mulkey............................................................ Republican
as extended to all the Public Land States by­
J. D. Stevens....................................................................... Socialist
ber ot cash sales
ed them.
the law must he respected by the act of August 4. 1892,
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. Long term.
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to
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PAUL ER’CKSON.
Jonathan Bourue, Jr................................................... Republican 48!
The election of Henry Crenshaw to the saloon keepers and enforced by the city Of Tillamook, Countv of Tillamook. State of
What havethe republicans accomplish-
and county officials, for voters who have Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
John M. Gearin........................................................... Democratic810
cd who participated in a fair, open and office of sheriff is a big victory for law
► worn statement, No. 6950, tor the purchase
B. Lee Paget................................................................... Prohibition «t
the Se *4. of Section No. 24, in Tp No. 2
above board primary election and then and order, considering that the saloon been fleeced and robbed in this city by of
N., Range No. 7 W., and will offer proof to
A. G. Simula ................................................................... Socialist 124
would not stay with the ticket on elec­ faction and a number of disappointed those who want to get back into the show that the land sought is more valuable for
FOR GOVERNOR.
timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
office seekers and their friends were lined saloon business felt satisfied that that its
. Prohibition
I. H. Amos....................................... -
tion day ?
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
they
state
of
nffairs
would
continue
if
........ Scendisi
to to to
before the County Clerk at Tillamook City,
C. W. Barzee..................................
up against him, who figured that if
Oreg.
,
on
Thursday,
the
6th
day
of
September,
..
Democratic
George
E.
Chamberlain
...................
Let every business man get into the Crenshaw was beaten it would give voted for saloons again.
1906. He names as witnesses :
... Republican
Junies Witlivoomhe......... ..............
Tillamook Development League’s band them a chance to get the nomination
Walter J. Smith, of Wilson. Oregon ; William
Illingworth, of Wilson, Oregon ; William E.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
wagon and all pull together for the im­ two years hence. As the peace officer of
of Tillamook, Oregon; Erik Erickson,
. Republican «37
Frank W. Benson............................
The Very Best Remedy for Martin,
of Tillamook, Ore.
provement and development of the citv the county, the people have elected him
... .Socialist 12»
R. 0 Brown ..................................
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Bowel Trouble.
above described lands are requested to file
. .Prohibition 64
and county.
T. S. McDaniel.................................
to enforce the law, regardless as to who
Mr,
M.
F.
Borrouglis,
an
old
and
well-
their
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
said
6th
to « »
.. Democratic 213
P. II Sroat ....................................
1906.
The election is over and a thing ot the it is that violates it. For a young man known resident of Bluffton, Ind., says: day of Seplember.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
“ I regard Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
he
has
assumed
a
responsible
position,
Prohibition 53
Leslie Buller....................................
past for another two years, and with it
and Diarrhoea Remedy as the very lieat
Socialist
G. R. Cook.......................................
we hope is buried the bad feelings the and as such should not allow his reputa­ remedy for bowel trouble. I make this T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or
Democratic 201
P ublication .
J. B. Matlock ................................
candidates and their friends had against tion to be called into question by a loose statement after having used the remedy
United States Land Office,
Republican
Cl
854
George
A.
Steel
................................
Portland, Oregon,
administration. All that thyieople ask in my family for several years. I am
one another.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
May 24th, 1906.
to to to
of Crenshaw is to do his duty, without never without it ” For sale by Chas. I
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
... Prohibition
C. J. Bright....................................
Clough’s Drug Store.
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Say, those two kid politicians getting fear or favor.
... Republican
Robert Eakin....................................
June
3,
1878,
entitled
“
An
act
for
the
sale
of
to to to
in mid beating two office holders whom
... Democratic
T. G. Hailey....................................
lands in the States ofCalifornia, Oregon,
Minnesota Guide says: “What be­ timber
We wish it to be distinctly understood
.......... Socialist
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­
Marcus W. Robbins.......................
most everybody thought for a time
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
States
by
act
of
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
could not be whipped. Anyway, how that neither of the officers-elect have any comes of the vast sums of money paid August 4> 1892,
C. C Brtx........................................................................... Socialist 125
BERTRTCK J. 8TEPHKN8,
strings on the Headlight,neither have we out by the fraternals—more than $50,-
did it all happen ?
Of Tillamook, County of Tillamook, State of
A.
M. ('rawford............................................................... Republican 618
to to *
any strings on them, neither do we want 000,000 each year ? Does it go into the Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
Robert A. Miller ............................................................ Democratic 217
When told that he was elected, Henry any, for we prefer to be free and inde­ hands of those who are already rich? sworn statement No. 6943, for the purchase of
F B. Rutherford.........
Prohibition 63
the E U ot Se
Sec. 18. and E % of Ne % of Sec.
Crenshaw exclaimed, "Well, I deserve pendent to criticise public officials, no Does it go to form these great combina­ No. 19,in tp No. 1 S., Range lo W., and will
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
offer proof to show that the land sought
J. H. Ackerman............................................................ Republican 713
it." Probably he did, for he worked like matter whether they are republicans or tions of capital which conduct business is more valuable for its timber or stone
J. E. Hosmer................................................................. ...Socialist 174
a trojan to get it and in the lace of big democrats. That is a line of action we on such a stupendous scale? Does it go than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the County Clerk
Prohibition 77
Henry Sheak.......................
odds against him.
pursued in the past and intend to pursue to the millionaire, the banker, the broker? of Tillamook County, Ore., at Tillamook City,
FOR STATE PRINTER.
Ore., on Thursday, the 6th day of September,
to to to
No,
it
goes
to
buy
meat
and
bread.
It
in the future. We criticised fudge Sap­
J C Cooper.................
Socialist
i906. She names as witnesses :
Tlie Headlight man has nothing to feel
I). Snodgrass, of Tillamook, Ore.;
Willis S. Duniwav ........................................................ Republican
pington's administration, who was a re­ goes to pay house rent or to lift the Ha Edmund
vey Smith, ot Tillamook, Ore.; J. S.
sorry for or ashamed of for staving with
Alvin
S.
Hawk
................................................................
Prohibition
publican, and Judge Conder’s adminis mortgage from some happy but bumble Stephens, ofTillaniook, Ore.; Sollie Whitehouse,
J. Scott Taylor................................................................Democratic
of 1 iliamook, Ore.
the direct primary candidates on the re­
tration, not because we delighted to do home. It goes to purchase bright smiles, Any and all persons claiming adversely the
FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR STATISTICS IN­
publican ticket, and for voting a straight
above-descrioed
lands
are
requested
to
file
theii
so or had any personal feelings against happy faces and bright hearts. It goes claims in this office on or before said 6th day
SPECTOR OF FACTORIES AND SHOPS.
ticket from top to bottom.
Republican
O. P. Hoff..............................................................
the burden
of
the of September, 1906.
them, but because they had done things to lighten
« » to
A lgernon S D resser , Register.
.. .Socialist
W. 8. Richards .......................................................
Kollie W. Watsou has a sick auto in which were not to the interest of the tax worn and wearv. It goes to make bet­
FOR REPRESENTATIVE OF CONGRESS.
LAND ACT, JUNE .3, 1878—
Democratic
Charles V. Galloway ...........................................
the south end o*' the county and another payers and it was proper and ligitimate ter men and women. Every dollar so TIMBER
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that
the
Headlight
should
criticise
them
paid
is
a
religious
dollar,
and
goes
to
Prohibition
Edward F. Green.....................................................
United States Land Office, Portland Oregon,
sick auto in the north end ot the county.
June
,5th,
1906.
.Republican
Willis
C.
Hawley
...................................................
If that isn't enough to make a man sick and other county official who had laid help christianize the land, to smooth the Notice is hereby given that in compliance
.. .Socialist
W. W. .Myers ...........................................................
rough places, to dry the tear of sorrow with the provisions of the act of Congress of
who is stuck on autos, wc don't think themselves open to public criticism.
FOR JOINT REPRENTATIVE, Fourteenth Legislative Dis
June 8, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale
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and
to
eradicate
the
furrows
of
care.
”
of timber lands in the States of California,
another sick auto could make him feel
trict, consisting of Yamhill and Tillamook Counties
There is one candidate who did not
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
A. G. Beals ................................................................... Republican 520
much worse
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
get
a
“
square
deal,"
and
we
want
to
say
W. W. Conder............................................................... Democratic 424
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August 4. 1892,
Deadly Serpent Bites
EBENEZKR J. McKlTRKCK,
8. Scoviil............................................................................... Socialist 110
Our esteemed friend, Bro. Chase, who a good word for him,even if he is a dem­
Of
Portland,
County
of
Multnomah,
State
ot
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
wanted to preside over a “Non-partisan” ocrat. James Christensen was the candi­ am as common in India as are stomach Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
and liver disorders with us. For the lat. statement No. 6954, for the purchase of
S. A. Brodhead .................
.. Democratic 215
judiciary, with a few democratic attor­ date on the democratic ticket tor county 1er however there is a sure remedy : Elec­ the
Se
Section No. 2o, in township No.
C. J. Blanchard...................
........ Socialist 129
neys to pull his tail, didn't succeed very commissioner, and a good, honest and tric Bitters ; the great restorative medi­ 4 North, Range No. 10 West, and will
H. F. Goodspeed.................
.. Republican «84
offer proof* to show that he land sought is
FOR SHERIFF.
good ns an “Independent” fish, all alone square fellow, even if he is somewhat cine, of which S. A. Brown, of Bennetts­ more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
Henry Crenshaw...................
.. Republican 490
and like a little tadpole in the Pacific brunt and outspoken in his conversation. ville, S. C., says : “ They restored my claim
to said land before the Register and
wife to perfect health, after years of Receiver,
U. Henry Woolfe...............
.. Democratic 477
at Portland, Oregon, on Thursday,
He was ignored by the democratic ring suffering
Ocean. Poor little “Independent.”
with dyspepsia and a chroni­ the i6th day of August, I906. He names as
W. C. Wolfe .......................
......... Socialist 87
sters in this city who think they own cally torpid liver?'
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Electric Bitters witnesses :
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
The leaders of the old saloon, rule or the democratic party, soul and body, in cure chills and fever, malaria, bilious­ H. R. Lindsley, of Seaside Oregon ; William
Frank Allender.....................
... Socialist 227
Luce, of Seaside, Oregon ; George Bill, of Sea­
ruin faction, got together one day last this county. They turned him down, dm ness. lame Imck. kidney troubles and side, Oregon ; Adalbert Field, of Portland,
G. B. Lamb.........................
Republican 739
Oregon.
bladder
disorders.
Sold
on
guarantee
by
FOR TREASURER.
week and decided to “knife’’ several of I not want him in the democratic or in
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Chas. 1. Clough, druggist. Price 50c. J* above-described
G. A. Cobler.........................
........ Socialist 7H
lands are requested to file their
the republican candidates—and they did Woolfe’s band wagon, for it was well
Carl Haherlach.....................
claims in this office on or before said 16th day
. Republican 477
•o. Republicans will not forget this, for known that the democratic ring traded
of August, :9o6.
P. W. Todd ........................
.. Democratic 470
A
lokrnon
S.
D
resser , Register.
by “knifing” the republican candidates him off in the interest ol Woolfe, and in
FOR CORONER.
John B Paquet................................................................... Socialist 229
the saloon advocates make it that much consequence, so we are informed, there is
T ihbe * L awd , A ct J unk 3, W7S.— noticb rox
W. E. Southwick ................................. Republican-Democratic 610
P ublication .
harder to get republicans to change their an undercurrent of bad feeling between
United States Land Office.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
votes in favor of saloons.
the democratic brethren that is sure to
Portland, Oiegon.
A good looking
George W, Bodyfelt.................
Republican 528
June sth, 1906.
horse and poor look­
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crop up again in future campaigns. So
Janies Christensen.....................
Democratic 228
ing hurnesn In the
Notice la hereby given that in compliance
H. F. Good speed, Geo. B. Lamb and it is plain to everybody that Christensen
worst kind of u cum-
with the provision, of the set of Congress of
William Morris.....................
.. .Socialist 249
bluullon.
June 3, 1H78, entitled "Au »ct for the sale ol
F. L. Sappington, by the look of the vote did not get a square deal at tbe hands
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
timber lands in the Blates of California, Ore­
F. L. Sappington ........................................................ Republican 641
gon, Nevada and Wa-hington Territory,” as
on Monday, must have got into some of the democratic ring, but was sacrificed
extended to ail the Public I And States by act of
W. B. Smith.................................................................. Democratic 212
kind of a combination to capture the en­ upon the political altar in the effort to
Auguat 4, 189a,
S. C. Wood....................................................................... Socialist 148
HELEN H. MAGINN1S,
tire vote. That was hoggish, gentlemen, elect Woolfe. Trading by democrats
Vote for or against prohibition ot the sale of intoxicating
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State ot
not only makeMhohni
to do that, and tough on the other fel­ was fatal to the democratic ticket.
Oregon, has this day tiled in thia office her
liquors for beverage purposes, entire county of Tillamook
horse
better, but nmkes tbe •
sworn statement. No. 6955. for the purchase
leather
iwft
and
pliable,
putn
It
in
con
­
For Prohibition............................................................................ 199
lows who can’t see now that there is any
to to «
ol the 8 H Ne)( and N >i Se %, of Sec. No. 22,
dition to last—twice as long
Against Prohibition .......................... ....................................... 384
ns it ordinarily would.
in tp. No.
1 South, Range 8 West, and
After every county election there are
glory in getting on a democratic ticket.
Svlit erervnhere la can»—all
will offer proof to show that the land
Referendum Petition—Shall act appropriating money for main­
11 tod« by
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those who make it a point to jump onto
sought is more valuable for its timber or
taining Insane Asylum, Penitentiary, Deaf Mute, Blind
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
STANDARD
The editor was informed on Mondav , I the Headlight. Not that we feel verv
School, University, Agricultural College, ,and Normal
establish her claim to said land before the
□IL CO.
to keep his eye peeled» for Sheriff Woolfe I guilty of doing anything very wrong.
Register and Receiver, at Portland. Oregon, on
Schools, be approved ?
Friday, the 10th day of Auguat, I906. She
Yes.................................................
374
had made a threat that he was going to We gave every republican aspirant in
nones as witnesses :
No.................................................................................................... 350
James Kelley, of Portland, Oregon ; C. L.
lick the editor if he was defeated. We the primary election a square deal, and
Diven, of Portland, Oregon ; W . H. Petne, of
Proposed by Petition—Shall Swiue be permitted to run at
haven't got the spanking yet. And it is directly the republicans nominated their
Portland, Oregon ; C. H. Maginnis, Deluth,
large in Tillamook Countv ?
Minnesota.
probably wise on Woolfe’s part that he ticket we pitched in and worked tor the
Yes ..............................................
70
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
No
......................... ........................
above
described
lands
are
requeated
to
tile
their
did not start in, for several big, lusty candidates, regardless as to who had
828
claims In this office on or before said 10th day
For
Equal
Suffrage
Constitutional
Amendment.
democrats have volunteered to take the been nominated, and voted a straight
ol August, I906
Yes ...............................................
.512
A lubrmox S. D rxsskb , Register.
job off our hands and the spanking as party vote because we had taken part in
No.....................................................
416
well. A man who attempts to lick the the direct primary and we felt in honor
For Amendment to the Local Option Law. giving Anti-Prohi­
Press had better count the cost.
bitionists and Prohibitionists Equal Privileges.
bound to stay with it. Probably we are
Yes ...........................................
328
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a terrible bad man for acting thus and
No.......................................................
6X)
What have the democratic bosses and deserve a severe drubbing by those who
«‘LICLP a S, TIKES and SUNDKIKS at PRICKN
l or Law to Abolish Tolls on Mount Hood and Barlow Road
other manufacturer or dealer in the world.
^KICluS
the paid attorneys in this city got to helped nominate a republican ticket and
and Providing for it* ownership by the State.
show for turning the democratic mule then wouldn't stay with it. But, ou the
Yes ...............................................
258
DO NOT BUY A
YG“
from anyone,
No .........................................................
into the same barn with the liquor inter­
586
other hand, had the Headlight gone back
For Constitutional Amendment Providing Method of Amend-
ests ? Speak out, gentlemen. Will it be
on any of the candidates, what a howl
tng Constitution and applviug the Referendum to all la we
a firry, thirsty serpent, with a mule's
there would have been. However, the
affecting Constitutional conventions and amendments.
cars and tail, to send to the wholesale
Yes ................................................
562
Headlight is a factor in politics, and we
and retail liquor dealers* association, as
No .........................................................
house in the world wm do. You wUl tea* n
i »hlvh no other
2(6
suppose will have to be the scapegoat
able infonnalion by simply writing ns a ^L^i n‘hi s "*d get much val“-
For Constitutional Amendment giving Cities and Towns ex-
a result of the political prostitution in
again for being loyal to the republican
toSk^ey^aft?* jg"
elusive power to enact and amend their charters.
Tillamook ?
party,
lor
that
is
the
only
and
most
gri-
Yes ...............................................
« * m
No
.......................................................... ...................... ............
Kight counties have gone “dry," and evious am that we havecommitted. Will
For Constitutional. Amendment to allow the State Printing.
they include Sherman, Lane, Linn, Ben­ the republican brothers who scratched
Prloo < “
•—
Binding and Printer's Compensation to be regulated by
ton. Yamhill, Tillamook, 1.00s and Wai their tickets please pray for us. for we
T pair. “
law at any time.
sduco
Yes .......................................
Iowa, and probably Malheur, and are such a miserable tinner, and general
742
MAILS T4CKS
Wo Will Sell >■
,
No..................................................
11»
with numerous precincts in other coun­ all-round bad man for staying with the You a Sample I
OR ¿LASS
l?or Constitutional Amendment for the Initiative and Referen-
WOM’T LET
ties. The “rottenness'' of the saloon ticket which the republicans nominated- Pair , < for --------
Only
to
■ OUT THE AIR
num on local, special and municipal laws and part* of laws
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(CASH WITH ORDIR »4.SS)
system in Astoria is the cause of part of
les .........................
543
Local option has again carried and I NO MOPE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
No........................... j ....."'.":ZZZZZZ"""’""Z"Z"Z 18«
that town going “dry,” and it is where
Result
of
15
years
experience
in
tire
the
county
will
remain
"dry
”
for
two
I-or
Bill
for
a
law
prohibiting
Ireepasses
and
discrimination
by
the breweries are sit sated where local
danger from THORNS. C AC-
more years. It was well to let well
railroad companies and other public service corporations)
option carried.
TVS. PINS, NAILS. TACKS or GLASS.
7?!,’^ V** thick rubber tread
'«• ......................................................................................
¡677
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enough alone, for it is admitted that the Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts can
, and puncture strips
No ..................
-................................................................. )175
and “D." also rim strip -H"
It has been saiH by some who wrre local option law has been instrumental be vulcanized like any other tire.
to prevent rim rnttlng. This
ror an act requiring sleeping car companies, refrigerator car.
Two Hundred Thousand pairs now In actual use. Over
aspirants in the primary election that in bringing about a better condition in
,,r* wl11 outlast any other
companies and oil companies to pay an annual license:
matea-SOS-T. ELASTtc and
Baker controlled 4(H) votes and that peo­ Tillamook county. This may be a great Ssvsnty-flvo Thousand pairs sold last year.
upon gross earnings.
tAS¥ HIDING.
OCSCfWPTfOit
f
Made
in
all
sires,
tt
is
tiv»tv
and
hh
,«.
Yea...........................
r «2«
—
ple voted the wav the Headlight wanted disappointment to some people, bnt it is
' 'V? durable and lined inside
„
no
.........................
licit r.liwta Ittt • smell
—
___ [
hwitrrdJnf Trttîn?
n,aI1 puncture*
them to cast their ballots. This may or a fact, nevertheless. Considering there Ít!*íí5 al.!ow4?1 ,hc air ,r* **•Pr
that their tires have only been vunipcd npooceor t» rice in a «-h -»1* ■ & *° s*si*fie<l customers statins»
ror an act requiring express companies, telegraph companies
may not be true, but we will not now was not t'carlv as strong an organisa­ ■n «ffinsry Hr*, the pn» tur» reatettar q-.«Hites b-in siwn
J?1*’ t»ei*h no mornhan I
I
and telephone companies to pay an annual license on gross
pnpand fabric on thnnaJ. That ' :t,L?m
specially
attempt to argue the point with office tion against the saloons as in the pre­ or
earnings.
|
soft tötete to oven«-,.« hy th.- potro- ■
I
wh,n
“f*»«
•qiiteorOout hrtw-rn thrUrt and the road t|.-1.orr1^:„J .1ptvyenls •" air from tettar
seekers and the politicians who have vious election, and for that reason some Urrà
......... ............. -.........................................
¡848
. ç y- por parr, tatt for sdi,rttatar |n *,«■»££Lâ
' rr»ul« price °< theJ
No .................................................................................................. 1 00
bucked up against the Headlight.
If persons thought that the county would OÍ
— - »
1 ’ srnvial
f.ictoQ prie»
price to ihr
the ria
ririer
of only fa So twr t»i- AJI
All o^^^^TsTte«'^^-,
o-rter« .roojLi1 —2.-
jtevtsl f.ictvry
—
nav *centnmn yem haveexaniti e'l •silbsu»!
*PPror»*-
anyone ought to know, they did. after go wet. it is plain that a large number
I>lqwae*ab<|lucuuatvf
We.will allow
a rash dl-a-ooM of ............................
t-erntit o -r-r-».-
,L-..',S'." ? ‘c ■'«’''■prwnted
rrt-Lltslt WITH OKOKIt „„fereXi •• ..
“;’fi e*
going thro uRh the mill.
1
n
\^i,
P-
’
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if
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uf voters have not forgotten their experi­ p *:cxl b a«* I.. .J ctn.ip ar. I lw .
»et.
MraH-.e»«,',.-.
, Ï
one nicket
« to to
IS ofl irij» l«l!Q Orders it'l*“** IUe-tal
‘ \ teito-ff '
Justice of the Peace First District—
ence and losses in the wide open saloons 1 panel une clmct» tnS* ,i«ed in c*K
Constable Second District—L C. Bew­
ai i»lii
if 1er any
Slionhl Sbertff-rlevt t 'reiixhnw ever put
are t. *
__
E. K. Scovell. 37.
and gambling joints, and to prevents- We .«re p. rfrUly reliable i ,». 1 they
ley,
275 ; D. F. Trowbridge, 184.
tv
sent
to
u
i
b
«s
<•
in n hill .nil tube extra pnv tor making
W'nier
«
• s -n a hall». Aak your rostmaster
Ol» Fdfu.r
Justise of the Peace, Second District—
repetition of that disgraceful state of ll.wlirtt
Constable Third District—Fred Lew
von W.i; I . ; tua i.j will ritte eat vf tH*
. r
Tf
* P»'r of
a few arrest* in the justice court when
.
fas
W. O. Chase, independent. 153; F E. allen 1 ; A. W. I letcber 1; Frank Owen*
affair*, voted tor local option the second finer than anx ’in- v h^ve ev :t leeC.or seen Ms,
..Llo'Mttr and look
e. U -
occam-m require«, we will criticiM him
that wl en > om want a bicrclt *v»t wttl .-ivi n» >our onler.
. • y°u w dl to so weil p.eased
time.
lillamook City has again lost ‘ Oi.’er ax vic”, be net thf* lemorfcaUle tí »ff * - ar.
" e
>«• «o »end ua a small tnal Huotsinger. socialist, 107 ; A. T White 1 ; A. Gage. 1 ; Joe Bixby, 2 ; Jim Wood.
I
iu«t a* rrn.lity n* we did Sheriff Woolfe
republican, 345.
the revenue of two or three saloons, but ' COASrER~BRA NES.
1 ; Seth F. Moon. 1.
«udt-w
pari» and reo.1«, and
Wc do not nutH-ipale anythmK ul the
vsrrytbir
lust ice of the Pence, Third District—
P....,
,
1
bj
u.
at
half
Uie
uraal
the
city
itself
is
to
blame,
for
it
took
the
“*“ Mr
A. G. Beals will carry Yamhill county
kind, tor the taximyrrs can rest nasured I I
_
A. T. Baine socialist, 158 ; A. M. Ginn,
saloon keepers' money and then allowed DO NOT WATT ¡XV c>*>r a ' * V**1
IM» X^U^W^.VÍow
M>T TIIINK^OF RUTING
* 72.
hjover c50 votes.
wou.te.tel oí,™ „ are maX.^r" uLte^.s {¡SiuîXi™
’
•>l th *, that Creiuiliuw will not »ptnd a them lo
...... - —* rl,n wdd in open violation <d
, Constable First Ihstricl-A. Crawford.
Chamberlain carries State by -'UO*
, ' -
Aid
'
mwio-itv
mi
dollar of the taxpayers'money extrava-
gantly and will make every dollar count
What a mis up. We mean how people as if itwerehisown money he was spend-
voted on Mouday.
>ng.
to to *
Editorial Snap Shots.
Hepablicans JVIake a Clean
and Defeat Sheriff Uloolfe
and Treasaret» Todd
Eureka
Harness
Give
Your
Horse a
Chance!
IS ILL IT WILL COST Y00
0 PUNGTURE-P^OOF TIRES • ? a N n LY zx
VI £0
SA
m
KEM CYC!E COWHY, Dipt. “H" CFICtfC