Tillamook headlight., June 07, 1906, Image 2

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Editorial Snap Shots.
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000 acres I'1“11'
For this enorr
bushels ot see
Probably bu
by the averag
ating quality •
bas so long •
tlnK a
able conditio*
per cent-. 1“
think a mor«
aible.
Yet <
that
barrini
planting timt
worm». an<l
son why a st
than »5
J
ever, conan*
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a demand t^
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est factors
tion 1» the ’
a hlgti per
If each c
tie time do
testing of 1
Individual
planting <■
The poor '
and the
corn whlc
could lie
to pork i
bushels <
planted t
that front
or nearly
planted,
of the 1<
Bant'.» of
ed elthe
and ma
matv
Vote the straight republican ticket.
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The betting men sav VVoolfe will lie de­
feated Monday from 100 to 200 votes.
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Give your vote to A. G. Beals for joint
representative, for it would be a political
blunder to send a democrat to the state
legislature from this county.
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Incorporated cities “graft” the man
who drinks for city improvements. That
is not a square deal to the man who is
in the habit of taking his drops.
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One cf the speakers ata political meet
ing at Springfield said the democratic
party is troubled with political appendi­
citis, which Dr. Withycombe will cure.
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How are you going to vote on Mon
day ? So that people can come to Till­
amook City and “load up’’ with whis
key or “load up” with merchandise for
their wives a nd families and homes ?
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At the last term of the circuit court,
while addressing the bench, attorney
McCain laid special emphasis upon
what he was saying when he remarked
‘ I hope the people of Tillamook won't
elect that fellow VVoolfe again.”
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The Headlight is not advocating the
e’ection of any one of the republican can­
didates. It is for the entire ticket, from
top to bottom. If republicans can’t get
together and vote together this year it
is hard to tell when they will.
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Every aspirant for office was given a
“square deal” in the primary election,
and if the primary law is to be made a
success of republicans should not scratch
nny of the candidates and should vote for
all of them.
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Bricklayers are getting $7 a day in San
Francisco and their help $4 a day. That
must be a big temptation to the editors
of country editors to learn bricklaying,
for $42 a week, and eight hours a day,
would make most of them feel good.
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Dem ora tic leaders say foreign born de­
mocrats are only fit to voce but not fit
to hold office. The republican leaders
say foreign born citizens are fit to vote
and fit to hold office, and to show their
sincerity republicans are supporting Dr.
With) combe.
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for Woolfe two years ago.
The tax­
payers who pump the cows don’t get i
double pay for their milk, by any means,
but thev have to help pay Woolfe the
$1,600 and the extra money for making 1
arrests. Who’s being milked ?
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According to a report in the Corvallis
Times, the “jail expenses” of Benton
county for the past 12 months were less
than any other county in Oregon, being
onlv $29 67. This extraordinary show-
ing in Benton county mav be phenome­
nal, even there ; it may lie due to un­
usual economy on the part of the sheriff
and other officers of that county ; but it
is only fair to assume that it is due in
large part to the fact that Benton conn-
ty is “dry,” has no saloons within its
borders. “No booze in Benton ;” there­
fore, no need of a jail.—Oregon Journal.
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No one can deny this, yet it is some­
thing the voters ought to know. W. 0.
Chase, who claims to be a republican,
and has announced himself an independ­
entcandidatein opposition to the regu­
lar republican candidate for justice of the
fieace in the second district, is being sup
ported bv several attorneys,one of whom
is the paid attorney for the liquor inter
ests in this county. When certain attor­
neys and the liquor interests taken a
lively interest in electing a justice of the
peace, the Headlight would lie lack in its
flutv if it did not call public attention to
what is going on
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question
their t»«payer»,
for some of them have wrong
election», it make» one q
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veracity. Wasn't it a democrat. Bro idea».
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Hickey, who had the $100 road job ?
sti TR TICKET
Wasn’t it a democrat, Bro. Thayer, who REPUBLICAN STATE TLLKUr
got the 40 per cent contract ? Wasn't it
a democrat, S. A. Brodhead, whom For United SlateB Senator (Short Term)—
I ked W. M ulkey .
ludge Conder took with him to the val-
Of Multnomah County.
lev to look at court houses, and both ot
whom drew down a little pin money in
For United States Senator—
the sum of $70 each ? Wasn’t it a demo
’ JoNHATHAN BOURNK, JR-
crat. Sheriff Woolfe, who drew down
Of Multnomah County.
double pay ? Wasn’t it a democrat, S.
For Representative in Congress—
A. Brodhead, who was appointed at
W illis C. H awley ,
$50 a month to look after the building
Of Marion County.
of (he court house ? Wasn’t it a demo­
For Governor—
crat. Bro. Thayer and his partner, who
J ames W ithycombe ,
got $80 out of $200 for back taxes on
Of Benton County.
Liverpool i Wasn’t it Bro. Thayor.whc
For Secretary of »State—
owned the saw mill and owed the coun­
ty $1721.47 back taxes and paid onlv
F rank W. B knsok ,
$600 to wipe it off, which the county
Of Douglas County.
court could not legally do ? These are a
For State Treasurer—
few instances to prove that the democrats
G eo A. S teel ,
turn everything their own way when
Of Clackamas County.
they get into office, but before election
For Supreme Judge—
want people to believe there is no poli­
R obert E akin ,
ties in local elections. Rats !
Of Uniou County.
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For Attorney General—
The effort to sale the Barlow toll road
A. a M. C rawford ,
to the State is only a toll road graft, and
Of Douglas County.
we poor devils in I’illamook who are bot­
tled in with toll roads know more about For Superintendent of Public Instruc­
tion—
toll road graft than anv county in Ore
J. H. A ckerman ,
gon. When the proposition came up to
Of Multnomah County.
buy the Nestucca toll road, roads which
had been woefully neglected by the toll
For State Printer—
road people but who never neglected to
W illis S. D uniway .
collect toll, Judge Conder did not put it
Of Multnomah County.
to a vote whether he should buy them,
For Commissioner of Libor Statistics
but went ahead and did so. There w’as
and Inspector of Factories and Work,
i»o difference whatever between the Bar-
shops—
low toll road and the Nestucca toll roads,
O. P. H off ,
both charging excessive toll for travel­
Of Multnomah County.
ing over poorly kept up roads. It may
be, seeing how successful the Nestucca
toll road people dumped their roads upon REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
the county at a good figure, the Barlow
For Representative, Tillamook and
toll road people must have caught on
Yamhill ('oilnties—
what they did over here in Tillamook
A. G. B eals ,
and they want to dump theirs also upon
Of Tillamook County.
the state at a fancy figure. The vote on
Monday for or against the Barlow toll
For County Judge-
road in this county; will be a good indi­
Il. F. G oodspeed .
cation how the vote would have gone
For County Commissioner—
had the purchase of the Nestucca toll
G eo . W. B odyfelt .
roads been left to a vote of the people,
For Sheriff—
for the cases are almost identical.
H enry C renshaw .
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For County Clerk—
Here is an argument in favor, right
G eorge B.
L amb .
h^-re in Tillamook City, of woman’s
rights. When the question of bonding
For County Treasurer—
lhe city came up to be voted on, no
C arl H aberlach .
matter how much property a woman
For County Surveyor—
owned and paid taxes on, she was not
F. L. S appington .
allowed to vote, whereas the man who
For Coroner--
had no property interests in the citv, but
W. E. S outhwick .
paid taxes on a watch or a bicycle, could
Hon. E. B. Tongue made four telling
speeches in this county, which went a
long way to convince people that Geo.
Chamberlain isn’t the business governor
he has been trying to muke people think
that he is. Dr Withycombe is going to
get the full party vote in Tillamook and
will carrv the county bv a big vote
He is the farmer’scandidate for governor
a good one, too, and the complimentary
remarks Mr. Tongue said about Dr.
Withycomhe helped strengthen the opin­
ion that Tillamook people had formed of
him. Those who heard Mr. Tongue in
this city claim he made a rattling good
speech and he made a good impression,
his audience being well pleased
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The democrats are trving to peisuade
the voters that party politics don’t cut
anv fig me in local politics. No one with
their eyes open believes such rot. Every
voter knows that as soon as a democrat
is elected to office he immdiatelv makes
it a political office. Here in Tillamook th?
democratic office holders applied the
party whip upon republicans who placed
them in office, and wherever thev could
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they bestowed the fat jobs upon demo
The Wholesale and Retail Liquor Deal­ crats, and republicans got it where the
ers’ Association has it hands full, and as chicken got the axe for voting for them. vote in the election. Consequently, the
usui', is s leading big piles of money to Republicans ought to get next. Partv matter of bonding the city was carried,
kill the local option law, defeat woman polities doescut a figure in local politics and no matter how hard the women
suffrage and prevent counties and pre­ when party lines are drawn and all the protested against a mortgage being put
upon their property, thev could do noth­
cincts Iroin going “dry.” Naturally, the fat, easy jobs go to the democrats.
ing to prevent it. Now see the injustice
question crops up, Are we going to allow
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the liquor dealers to run the country ?
It’s no good starting a Tillamook De. The man who paid taxes on the watch
yelopment League unless there is a de- or the bicvcle. amounting to a few cents,
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to stay
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with
We hope having no further use for theci tv,pulls out
Fearing that the democratic “braves” termination
who went to Nehalem last week would those who are at the back of the move­ and leaves others to struggle with the
be froze in by the coldness of their recep ment have the backbone, grit and deter bonded indebtedness they voted for. And
tion, County Clerk Lamb broke through initiation to stay with it and keep on this is how it is working. The city, from
his intention to remain at his post, and punching away until thev accomplish the private consumers, does not obtain
rushed off to Nehalem on Friday to pre something It mav require a good deal enough monev to pay interest on bonds
vent the democratic brave being entirely of patience and hard work to bring and operating expenses, so the citv
froze in, for there is a democratic frost in about results, and for that reason the is taxed $876 a year and a five mill tax,
league requires members who have stav­ amounting together to nearly $2000, to
all parts of the county.
This, for the most
ing qualities and who don’t get cold feet pay the deficiency.
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when thev take up or set out to accom­ part, will have to he paid by the tax­
The liquor deniers admit that it cos»
plish anything. Our advice is, Don’t get payers, and the woman who owns tax
them $140,000 in their endeavor to de
into something you don’t intend to stay able property must pav thier share,
le-it the local option law, and then did
with, lor it will onlv he another misera­ although they were powerless and had
not succeed, at the last session of the
ble farce, similar to the Port of Tilla­ no vote to protect themselves.
slate legislature.
Did anyone hear ol
mook Commission and other hoohooed
Governor Chamberlain trying to stop or
From what we can learn from a num
expose that kind of bribery and corrtip affairs.
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her of precincts, the republicans will
tion ? Not much, George knew where he
Talk
about
local
politics
not
cut
tiny
scratch
their ticket less next Monday
obtained his support from.
much figure, no sooner did “That fellow th.in in the elections in recent years. The
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VVoolfe” get into office than he interfered
"Made in Oregon !’’ appears to be the with the private business of litigantsand reason ot this is. the republicans were
slogan these dajs. W’e know of quite a broke through a custom that was estab­ -veil satisfied after the primary election (
with their ticket and have remained sat- '
number ot young men, “Made in Tilla­ lished for vears. The democratic bosses
mook,” who are the product of the told VVoolfe what to do and he had to isfied with the ticket, for it is a good one,
saloon and who are on the road to and did obcv their order,and in that wav and there is no reason why they should
'drunkard’s graves. There's a good mam Woolle would not allow citizens to have scratch their ticket this year if they want
good things mad»* in Oregon—and some a say in some matters pertaining to their to plav fair in politics. It seemed to he
very bad things, too, when we see men private business, although they had to the opinion a lew weeks ago that quite a
number of republicans would vote for
musing bums out ot bright young men.
pav the cost, thus showing that ‘’that Sheriff Woolfe.
That may have been ,
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fellow VVoolfe’’ became a political dicta­ their intention then, but it is not their
The democratic braves went south on tor in the sheriff s office. Rut the next intention todav, for republicans are fall­
Wednesday morning, only to encounter legislature fixed “the fellow VVoolfe’ ing into line and there is now a strong
another “frost.” in a country where the plenty, for it deprived him of poking his sentiment in lavor of Henry Crenshaw in |
democratic loll r«»nds stop the develop nose into and interfering with the pri- all parts of the county. And we are also |
ment <»l the countv and is a democratic vate'business of citizens and their attor­ informed that the democratic campaign
“graft” upon the settlers in the south neys.
has petered out and that not onlv are
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end ot the county. And now, with cigars
democrats lined up and opposed to their
and Woolte wlnskev and the glad hand,
Carl Haberlach, republican candidate candidates, but that the Candidates have
they want the settlers to vote for them for county treasurer, will poll more the knife out for one another, and espe­
democratic votes than any of the other cially are they out for the hides of Sheriff
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“So the democrats make the taxpayers republican candidates on account of its Woolfe and Countv Judge Conder. The
pav their political debtsThat was tiring the third term of P W. Todd, and above is no idle talk, but the actual facts |
what passed through the editor’s mind H F Good speed, republican candidate in regard to politics in this countv. The I
when he was copying the court’s pro­ for county judge, will also poll quite a democratic campaign is dead, whereas I
ceedings.
$12.<MI lor printing 500 re- number of democratic votes amongst the republicans are carrying on a quiet,
d mplion certificates for the sheriff’s the farming community, because Mr. yet aggressive campaign with good sue
office, with Woohe's o.k. attached to it. Goodspeed is a successful farmer and his cess, for it is surprising to find that so
The Headlight office has often printed interests are identical with theirs. For large a proportion of republicans who
these certificats and lias never charged that reason the farmers will vote for sav thev are going »o vote the straight
Mr. Goodspeed. whose election is assur­ ticket this year.
the county more than $7.50 for a 1000.
ed.
R< ports reaching this office show
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that
Haberlach is gaining ground every
The voters of Tillamook county will
A good manv persons have different
d iv and that he will defeat Mr. Todd so
have to decide again on Monday wlie
ideas as the salaries that should be paid I
ther they wan», the county ’’dry” or will H. Crenshaw defeat C. H Woolfe, county offices. The Headlight believes in
and
with
a good majority. There ap­
“wet.” As we has|umid on several oc­
paving good salaries and »lie best service
casions it is well for^fevoters to let well pears to be a little opposition to G. VV. rendered for it
But we are free to ad­
Bod »felt in the south part of the county,
enough alone, for the county and city Is
mit that there is room for some improve­
netting along without them and a large but not enough to defeat him. (or being ment or better understanding. For in­
nnin >et of persons Are better off’in con the regular nominee, republicans will stance. we will take the two highest paid
sequence, and to go back again to the vote for him just as readily as they would officials, the county clerk and the sheriff
rowdyism and gambling when the wide have Mr. Farmer or Mr. Fletcher had Whenever there is a rush of work. Clerk
open saloons were running would be a they received the nomination, in prefer Lamb employs additional help to keep
ence to voting (ora democrat or socialist.
step in the wrong direction.
up with the work and pavs for the same
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out of his own pocket, thuscutting »^own
To
W.
0
Chase
belongs
thereputation
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We wish to make mention at this time
his salary. Ex.County Clerk Mason also
of the complaints by people who had of being the only republican who has1 paid out of his own pocket several hun-
business at the sheriff s office to the tact inm(>ed the frnc»‘ and come out in oppo­ i dred dollars every year for additional
that during Sheriff Wuolfc's incumbency sition to the regular republican nominee ! help whenever the business of the office:
that it Ims lieen locked up more than it lor justice of the |ieace of the second dis­ : required it. And it can tie said for both
What Mr.Chase thought on Tues I officials and the clerk s office that no two !
should I k * The law requires that the trict
office shall be kept open so that people day evening when he heard Mr. Tongue men stuck closer to their work and had I
cun Irunsact business during office hours, sav that after taking part in a fair and the office open promptly and remained 1
and for which i he sheriff is paid a good square primary election, republicans openall dav, than did Mason anil Lamb, |
salary. Take last summer for instance, were morallv bound to vote for the re­ We have never considered it exactly fair |
mid (ample from all parts of the countv publican ticket. It Chase belonged to to make one official pay for extra help
nny labor union and came out in opposi­
found the office locked up.
and not the other officials. Now we will
tion to the organisation and would not
deal with the sheriff, whose salary is the
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abide bv the majority rule. What would same as the clerk’s. Whenever he wants
There were two aspirants for joint they thir.k of him ? What would they
represent a tive in Blaine precinct, ami , call him ? ’low would they treat him ? additional help does he go down in his '
neither obtained the nomination. Had We are not interested one iota in Mr. I jeans and pay for it out of his salary ?;
Not much. The sheriff appoints depu­
the nomination, the republicans of the the regular.republican nominee and who ties and the county pais them, hence the
little
army ot drputv sheriffs of late, the !
comity would now l»e supporting them came out open and above hoard ia the
tax|wi\e's footing the hdls.
If Sheriff
Blame ought to show a magnanimous
primary election and obtained the nomi­ i W<x4fehad to pay out of his salary tor
spirit and support Mr. He ils,tor we can nation honorable, whereas Mr Chase,
not see how the voters up there cun vote not Willing to abide by the verdict of the services of the IK deputy sheriffs he'
♦or a democrat who has built roads 6'» the republican voters in the primary elec- • appointed nt the primary election, mid ,
f et wide in some plies and nrglrete l
no doubt the same number for the elec-J
ti-'ii. h i< resorted to the old system of
places like Binine, W omis, N-.-iarts, Sand j taction.»1 an<| hole in the corner politics i tion next week, they would ueter be up-1
pointed.
Rut as long as the $l08**omes'
11kt and other places
I to secure a nomination. and is now what
out of the pockets of the taxpayers and
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is called ’'I »»dependent,” so
.. . cannot
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D ar, Mr. I'axpucr, don't you think cl «« m »«I as a rrjMiblK'Mn any long and i> the deputy sheriffs can »e used t-* toot
thtir pofRic »1 horns lor Woolte, this use­
Sim iff Woolle ought to have liera satis, not a democrat cither.
less waste of public money will go on.
tied n nil a salary .»I $i,6G0 a vcar,with 1
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Anotner thing, whenever Slid iff Woolfe,
out brini» mid extra tor malting a num
Republicans shouldn't vote to give all whois drawing a gilnrv of $1.600 a
lier nt arrests m the justice court ? If
the sugar plums to their democratic year, is called upon io make an arrest in
y»»u think hr ought to thaw tlouofe pay,
. brethren and then take the co »ted pills the jii-• tice court, he puts in his tall, as
then don’t ’ beef ” when taxpaving time
themselves. And when the democratic
conics round or hielt yourself tor voting hicthrcn say tlieic is no politus tn local we pointed out i*i our last issue. We
simply gne these facts to enlighten the
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R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DENTIST
Office across the street from the
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
Nee Dr. Henry E
Office : Olsen Building.
Al’*. SARCHET,
P^OUERT A. MILLER,
-I . The Fashionable Tailor, i
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair­ Land Titles, Land Office Busi,
ing a Specialty.
ness and Mining Law.
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Store in Heins Photographic
Room,
306
Commercial
Building.
Gallery.
Laundry
KILL.™* cough
Work and
CURE THE LUNCS
That the General Public
may have more than one
week in which to appreciate
the excellence of out. work
we hereby state that we will
launder
ALL OF YOUR WORK
w™ Dr. King’s
New
Discovery
/C
FREE
FROM ALL IMPURITIES
FOR ONE YEAR,
only our^
regular
Or longer,
.—«... charging
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prices, therefore, give us a trial. Telephone
C.O D. Steam Laundry,
FORI
onsumption
OUGHS and
1 W ' v°L0S
Surest and Quiokeat Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TBOUB-
LES, or MONEY BACK.
PHAIR & SCHOLFIBLD, Props.
The Red Front Shoe
Store
Did You Ever Try
Has just received a fine stock of Shoes from Chicago,
consisting of the latest styles and best quality.
Come and see the stock of fine shoes. You are
very welcome, whether yon buy or not.
Our prices are attractive to economical buyers.
We buy as fine and desirable shoes as any dealer
in a big city, and my many years of practical experi­
ence is entirely at the disposal of my customers.
I have now in stock the largest and best selected
lot of footwear in the City of Tillamook and more on
the way.
The Red Front Shoe Store is tlie only regular
shoe store in the city. All goods bought of me are
warranted, and will be repaired at reduced rates. I
charge made for sewing rips on goods bought of me.
HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND
P. F. BROWNE. SALESMAN.
For Justice of tiie
the Peace for Second
Justice District of Tillamook County—
A. T. W hite .
LIVERY BARN,
If not, give him a calk
rything first-class. Second
block South of P O.
w.
g .
H arris , Prop.
H • T. A BOTTS, -
ttorney at -L aw .
CLOSING
OUT SALE
Complete set of Abstract Book-
in
Taxes paid for nons
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
office,
Both phones.
COOPER,
H.
TODD & CO
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
Are still selling their Stock of
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook ,
O regon .
C'XL HABERLACH,
At 20 to 33^ per cent less than any store in Tillamook.
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli-
cated soon.
Up-to-date goods at low prices
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Jkntachcr ¿Kbvokat,
Office across the street and north from
the Post Office.
T. H.
GOYNE,
Pacific Navigation Co
STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. IIARRISoIL
ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
Office : Opposite Court House,
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
A ttorney - at . L aw .
T illamook , O regon .
A. W. SEVERANCE,
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria <fc Columbia River R. R fol San Francwco, Portland
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO.
General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
Airents V*
• Portland.
g
|A. & C. K. R. Co., Portland.
Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O regon .
Q H. UPTON, Ph.G.,M.D.,
P hysician
and
S urgeon .
Office first door East of F. R.
Reals’ office.
R. BEALS,
•
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent
Tillamook, Oregon.
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
Near Todd’s Building.
CARRY A COMPLETE LIMB OF
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc.
ICE vREAM IN SEASON.
Rooks. Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Fencils, Tablets, etc.
Il’fiw ' Mur-UM-SHES-
II \IR BRI SJIE-*».
STOVE
MOlTQI»'
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH
BRUSHES.
BRUSHES.
_
BRUSHES.
Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too
«nd at prices lower than elscwbete.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar