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1906.
Editorial Snap Shots.
S«v, Rollic, hurry up with that auto
bpater line. We’rr getting anxioua.
« « «
-radu
Ar. ’
» eoe
Jws\t ei
ne e t
the ike
wi h<>-
To some people,getting into politics ia
a poor investment.
Probably Sheriff
Woolfe can bear us out in this.
at * *
Oh, my ! Is a newspaper man ileserv
mg of a whipping for telling the truth
and exposing "graft ?" Maybe, they are
-an Tillamook.
* M *
Tillamook ought to hnve an annual
county fair, something that will adver
tise the county and which should bring
together the best stock and products of
the county.
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E.W. Stanley, who was in the sheriff's
office for a number of years, informs us
tbat neither the sheriff nor the deputy
received extra pay for making nrrests in
justice court casts.
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Rollie's liver is out of whack this week,
as the election did not go to suit him
Poor fellow. But then, no one has any
sympathy for him, not even the defeated
democratic candidates.
* * *
It wouldn't hurt the main streets of
the city and it wouldn't hurt the street
Commissioner either if he put in his time
scraping off the mud and clearing up
the city instead of hanging tound.
* *
Governor Chamberlain was re-elected
It does beat the band how Oregon voters
fall all over themselves when being flat
tered by political flattery. George is a
dabster at flattery, and knows exactly
how to rub it in when he has an audience
before him.
» * *
Judge Conder lost Yamhill county by
Over 500 votes. Who was the political
hoodoo you had for mascot, Judge ? We
are sure thia was a new experience in
Mr. Conder's political career, and it is
safe to say that he never ran up against
a snag like that before.
* * *
Probably it would be wise to call the
attention of the newly elected county
court to the large outstanding indebted,
■less of Tillamook county, with a view of
wiping it off the next few year. A num-
her of the counties in Oregon appear to
lie tn king great pride in being out of debt
and are adyertiaing this to attract new
settlers.
* ♦ *
The democrats are again boosting W.
J. B.yan for the presidency. With Bryan
in the saddle on two former occasions,
they did not succeed, but with Roosevelt
lip as the republican rough rider Bryan
wouldn’t be in it. Not that we want our
democratic brethren to loose heart ata
time when they are all buoyed up with
■ome kind of a presentiment they they
are going to land the president’v with
Mr. Bryan.
* * *
It waa quite natural to expect that the
Herald would whine and beef because the
republicans made a clean sweep in the
county, hence it has started into whine
at the Headlight. Rollie tried to cut a
big caper by jumping in at the primary
election, which caused quite a bit of rid
icule und laughter in most every part of
the county. It is really too bad that the
Herald is disappointed at the result of
the election, and it does the Headlight
good to hear it whine, whine, whine.
* * *
It is to lie hoped that when the county
judge elect lakes ovet the reins of gov
ernment in this county, the county court
ought to pay a Estle more attention to
improving the roads to Little Nestucca,
Woods, Blame, Sandlake, Netarts and
Nehalem. We sav give these places a
square deal in road improvements, for it
seemi to be the opinion of settlers living
in those sections that too much monev
has liven extended on the main thorough
fares, to the neglect of other places.
There appears to be a good deal of
satisfaction amongst republicans, espe
cially those who stayed with their party,
that the entire county ticket was elect
ed. and another thing is they have con
fidencein the new administration that
the county’s and the taxpayers’ interests
will be well looked after. The large vote
cast for H. F. Goodspeed, who polled
684 to 214 cast for S. A. Brodhead, or a
plurality of 469 over the democratic and
555 over the socialist candidates, goes
to prove the confidence the people have
in the newly elected judge doing the
right thing and giving all parts of the
county a square deal.
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The socialist vote in Tillamook county
was 125. hut W. C. Wolfe, their candi
date for sheriff, fell short of his party
vote by 38 votes, and G. A. Cobler fell
short 44 votes. Was there a bit ol trad
ing between the democratsand socialists
bv which socialists were to vote for the
democratic sheriff and treasurer and the
democrats were to vote for the socialist
candidate for county commissioner, or
did the slum in the socialist vote go to
the republican candidates ? Put your
own construction upon it. Wealways
thought that socialists voted straight
until this election, but we see they don't.
* * *
With this edition the H eadlight will
enter upon its nineteeth birthday. It is
still healthy and strong, having gone
through its tender years without any
serious troulile from colic or convulsions
in cutting its teeth. And is a welcome
visitor once every week into the homes of
a large numlier of people in this county.
It has bucked upugainst quite a few pol
iticians und ’’gratters,” and shook up
quite a tew of them. The H eadlight
has a large number of staunch friends,
and a newspaper that is outspoken and
tearless is sure to have someenemies, but
that does not cut much figure, tor the
H eadlight is popular with the people
and is a bi g factor in the county.
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The H eadlight is accused of defeating
Sheriff Woolfe. A little incident like that
does not concern us much. If Woolfe hail
lieen content with his $1,600 a year sal.
ary and not drawn down double pay to
which he is not entitled, the election pro.
bably might have resulted different It
was the H eadlight ' s exposure of that
which cost Woolfe his deteat. And it
was proper criticism, lor Woolfe has no
more right to the money he has drawn
down tor making nrrests than any of our
readers, and it should be returned to the
county. And trom another source conies
the accusation that the H eadlight came
near deleating Crenshaw liecause it calle. I
attention to Woolte drawing double pay.
What absurdity. Such silly talk is only
made by those who wanted to see Cren
shaw delealed.
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Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription,
1» not a »aerator patent medicine, againrt
which the must intelligent people are
Quite naturally »verse because of the un
certainty a» to their barmleaa character,
but is a medicine or known composition ,
a full list of all its ingredients being
printed, in pl tin English. on every bottle
wrapper. An examination of this list ot
Ingredients will disclose tho fact that It
Is non-alcoholic in iu composition, chem
ically pure glycerine taking the place ot
the commonly used alcohol, in its niake-
up. The "Favorite Prescription” ot Dr.
Pierce is in fact the only medicine put up
for the cure of woman s peculiar weak
nesses and ailment«, sold through drug-
?[ists, that does not contain alcohol ana
hat too in large quantities. Furthermore,
It is tbe only medicine for woman’s special
diseases, tbe ingredient« of which have
the unanimous endorsement of all the
leading medical writers and teachers of
all the several schools of practice, and
that too as remedies for the ailments for
which ” Favorite Prescription ” 1» recom
mended.
A little book of some of these endorse
ments will tie sent to any address, post
paid, and absolutely free if you request
same by postal card or lotAer, of Dr. IL
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Don’t forget that Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, for woman’s weaknesses and
delicate ailments, is not a patent or secret
medicine, being the "Favorite Prescrip
tion’ of a regularly educated and gradu
ated physician, engaged In the practice
of his chosen specialty—that ot diseases
of women—that Its ingredients are printed
in plain English on every bottle-wrapper;
that It is the only medicine especially de
signed for the cure of woman's diseases
that contains no alcohol, and the only
one that has a professional endorsement
worth more than all tho so-called "testi
monials” ever published for other med-
iciaes. Send for these endorsements as
above. Thsy are/ree for tbe asKInc.
If you suffer from periodical, headache,
backache, dizziness, pain or dragging
down sensation low down in the abdomen,
weak back, have disagreeable and weak-
lng, catarrhal, pelvic drain, or are In
distress from being long on your foot, then
you may be sure of lament from taking
Dr Plorce’s Favorite Preecriptlon.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets the beet lax
ative and regulator of the bowels. They
Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Due a laxative; two or three a catharua
CLOSING
OUT SALE !
TODD & CO.
TT T. BOTTS^
-L -L. A ttqr N ey - at
Complete set of Al
in office.
Taxes pj
Residents.
Office opposite Po,
Both phonn.
W.H C0OPt!-
*
ATT o RN EY-AT-Lr
Arc still selling their Stock of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
and Furnishing Goods
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.
TODD & CO
T illamook ,
C/ARL HABERLAC1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
J) eu te cher
Office across the street and nor
the Post Office.
/Jp H. GOYNE,
da
A ttorney - at .L aw .
Office : Opposite Court H
“THE
VAGABONDS
9 9
T illamook , O regon
Program for fDonday Evening at
the Academy Hall.
Orchestra.
Golden Tress............................ Waltz ............
“THE VAGABONDS,”
HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND
Comedy Drama in Three Acts, by Dramatic Club.
LIVERY BARN,
Cast of Characters.
Bascom, a Vagabond, but gentleman after all .. Herman Sander.
If not, give him a call.
Leonard Trevor, an aristocratic young Virginian . Henry Plasker.
Everything first-class. Second Major Tomps, a bluff, old soldier who says what he thinks....
Ben Sander.
block South of P.O.
Jonas Dilworthy, a smooth-faced old hypocrite. . . .Nick Melchior.
Percy, his son, a plain-spoken rascal......................... Leo Sander.
Barney O’Toole, the Major’s right-hand man... .Henry Sander.
W. G. HARRIS, Prop.
Chub Finch, the Major’s nephew.............................Jno. Plasker.
Ephraim, the “Coon”............................................... Jno. Sander.
Alice, betrothed to Leonard........................
Tillie Eisen.
Mother Carew, a reputed witch..................... Veronica Melchior.
PeggYi “only a girl”............................................ Sadie Guptill.
Charlotte, a jolly, old maid................................. Mary Fitzpatrick.
Act I.
MCI NG'/
A Lawn at the Major’s—Chub and Peggy—Barney gets jealous
—Alice tells her story—Bascom, the Vagabond, I’m a hoodoc—
Dilworthy, the Hypocrite—The Major speaks his mind—The
5 hur O n
reputed Witch.
»
Excursion Party
.. March.........
Orchestra.
Beauties’ Dream
Tempo, Di Valse
Orchestra.
Act II.
Scene I.—Parlor of Dilworthy’s—Father and Son—Chub and
See Dr. Henry E. Morris,
Peggy—A Lover’s quarrel—Dilworthy’s threat.
Office : Olsen Building.
Salute to the Buckeye State..March.............................. Orchestra.
Piano Solo................................................................. Jennie Lynch.
Scene II.—A road in the forest—The lost “coon”—Alice and
Leonard—Her promise.
Positive, Comparative, Superlative. Narajo....................................March
March ............................... Orchestra.
“ I have used one of your Fish Brand
Slickers for five years, and now want
Piano
Solo
..............................................................
Jennie Lynch.
a new one, also one for a friend. I
would not be without one for twice the
Scene
III.
—
Bascom
’
s
Home
—
Barney
learns
a secret—
cost. They are just as far ahead of a
common coat as a common one is
Threatened quarrel—The plotters—The rifle shot.
ahead of nothing.”
(Name on application.)
Dream Thoughts......................... Waltz
Orchestra.
Act III.
HIGHEST AWmiVORm FAR 1004.
Library at Major’s—Peggy and Ephraim—Major explains the
Be sure you don’t get one of the com
situation
and holds examination—The clod hopper—Ephraim
mon kind-this Is tha
50WEB3 and the ghost—The unexpected arr val—Mother Carew—Re
mark of excellence.
I
united at last—Finale.
A. J. TOWER CO.,
“Jesus Lover of My Soul,”
BOSTON, U.S.A.
.. Pantomimed by Eva Wheeler.
Sanbo’s Birthday...............
TOWER CANADIAN CO., L imited .
March........................... Orchestra.
Did You Ever Try
W. SEVERANCE
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O rego
H. UPTON, Ph. G.,M
P pysician
and
S urgeon
Office first door East of F.
Beals’ office.
pA R. BEADS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent
Tillamook, Oregon.
R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office across the street from th
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
A large number of Oregon newspajiers
see now that the liquor interests have
been taking too active part in politics.
Although they were hopelessly defeated
in their effort to kill the local option law
they succeeded in helping defeat the wo
sarchet
man suffrage lull. As a result of the
. The Fashionable Tailor
liquor interests wanting to dictate and
control politics in this state, eight coun.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair
ties have gone “dry," and eight other
I
counties came near doing so, at the elec
ing a Specialty.
tion last week, mid as long as the whole
sale and retail liquor dealers association
Store in Heins Photographic
keeps up its present tight, spending large
Gallery
»unis ot money, it would not surprise us
in the least that in the next few years
half of the counties in Oregon will go '
OBERT A. MILLER,
i
"dry,"
Let the wholesale and retail
liquor dealers get out of politics and quit
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
"knifing” prominent and respectable
men and turn its attention to prosecut
Land Titles, Land Office Busi
iug saloon keepers who violate the law
ness and Mining Law.
and who allow gambling, then there
TORONTO, CANADA.
jp
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
would lie hut little local option senti-
Makers of Wet Weather Clothing A Hats.
■u ent in Oregon.
Room, 306 Commercial Building.
« * *
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T imrkb L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878 —N otice for
Is a (verson to be trusted who goes into
It. may he well for the business men of
P ublication .
BICYCLES, TIRES ana SUNDRIES at FRICES
a republican primary to secure a noini Tillamook City, as well as those who
United States Land Office,
other manufacturer or dealer in the world
Portland, Oregon,
nation, and failing to do so, turns round aie in the habit ot insuring their property
V H
xv v
.
Bee. ,2lh ,’»5-
m
from anyone,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
and “knifes" his own party in the elec in other parts of the county or state to
with the provision# of the act of Congress of
tion ? Such men seldom get into public
June
3,
I878,
entitled
"An
act
for
the
sale
of
make a note of the list of fire insurance timber land# in the States of California Ore
Office, for the voters soon catch on to
companies published in Monday's Ore- gon, Nevada and Washington Tetritory,” as
di'4if ^d". r
poMib,e
extended to all the Public Land State« by act
their duplicity and relegate them to the
8HAVING, HAIR CUTTING
goninn. It appears that out of 74 home of Avgust 4, 189a,
•uhthout
a
cent
deposit. Pay the Freight and
political boneyard every time they come
LAWSON T BYNUM.
house iu the world wilido** You wiincari^ewrxth’ term®which no other
companies und 32 foreigu companies, re Of Tillamook,
county of Tillamook. State of
SHAMPOOING, ETC
able information byXp°y JriUn^*h,ag ,nd
much
up for office. We know of several par
presented in the San Francisco fire, only Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 6780, for the purchase
ties in Tillamook who killed themselves
25 ol the home companies and 15 of the ot theSe'4 of section No. is, in tp. No. 2 N
Elcetric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor
politically because they would not play
range No 7 W, and will offer proof to «how
foreign companies have sufficient capital that
the land sought in mure valuable for
persons suffering with rheumatism.
fair and have only themselves to blame I
and surplus to meet their estimated losses its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses. and to establish hi# claim to said land
for living turned down hv the voters.
in the San Francisco fire, and out of the before the County Clerk, at Tillamook Citv
on Thu May. the 6th day ot September*. 9Oe3O per pair.
25 home companies only four of which Ore.,
19O6 He names as witnesses.
To tntroduco
CLOUGH’S PLAIN TEAT
Wiu.
Ryan, of Titlamook. Ore; Walter J. Wo win Soli. >■ NAILS. TACKS
could survive another like drain upon the
Smith, of Wilson, Or. ; Joseph Nevins of Bay
glass
You a Samt»!o I ■EUH or
strong box. and only five foreign com- City, Ore ; Louis Zeimer, of Tillamook. Ore.
and
ths
BISTOURY
WON'T LET
Any and all persons claiming adveiselv the Paier for Only
■ out
T r
■
OUT thea
THE AIR
i panics, and only one out of the five,have above
described lands are requested to file their
(CASH WITH ORDER fl4 SS>
in this office on or before said 6th dav NO MOPE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
'or Cutting Obstructed Teats I sufficient funds in the United States to claims
ot September. iHoo.
1 l*"J their San Francisco losses. The
Result of 15 years experience in tire
_ ___
A lgernon S. lUuttum«, Register.
—
Etna of Hartford, Conn., tbe Home, of
dan««»’ fr<”T> THORNS. CAC
TUS. PINS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS,
'"tlee the thick rubber tread
| York, and the Continental, of New York,
Deafness Cannot be Cured serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can
A and puncture strips “B”
• n<i ••u,’» »1,0 rtni ,trlp ..H.v
Illustration »hows instrument both open | will each, according to the estimate. by local application, as they cannot reach the be vulcanized like any other tire.
Fri»»
/C onsumption
to prevent rim cuttine. This
diMMsed
portion
of
the
ear.
There
to
only
one
Two
Hundred
Thousand
pairs
now
in
actual
use.
Over
I
have
over
six
million
dollars
left
after
for cutting »nd cloned for inserting.
SO« SSI
tire will outlast any other
way to cure rleabir-M. and that ie hv coiwtitu- Ssventy-five Thousand pairs sold last year.
Fr«» Tri
This olwiruction may be a stricture or paying the losses. These are tour of the tloual remadle« D<-nfnea» w eanaerl by an in-
nailed condition of thy mucous lining <»f the
OnontPTSOH» Made in atl which
airea. ‘neIi!*t2S2i!lS3rnd''JhiT
It ia Hvelv and e.sv
other growth of a tumorous nature, ' foreign companies, the London, Liver- Kuatachiau Tube When this lube y»l, infl„,„. “
"iih™bb?r
y|d"r*b,e
,in'd
’ith a sperm’ quality or rubber ,wfih
-
Surest
and
Uv'ckest
Cum
for all
you have a rumbling wmnd or imperfect without
ese.«- We
w- i have
___ LZ?/7!5?.porr‘ 2..
?.*n<1 « 7 hich
cloaca
allowing the air to escape
witnout
n,cn -t^edcustomeff
Cl°*’ up
«P amall
»nail punctures
punctures
which is often the result of the late of a pool A Globe, the Alliance, the N.H. and erl
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
hearing, ami when il is entirely closed, denliiem that
Ihnirtirac
h.—^-1- bee^^ped
.__ _ escaw
_
their
tires hJveonly
upor^ w?^in I ihol7J
a™
st«t£J
LES, or MONET BACK.
dog,a kick ora bruise caused by going M and the Royal, will have, counting is the result, and un es» the inltanimalkm <-nn ; an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities bein<r
?9eason- They weigh no more than
betaken out and thia tube restored to its nor prepared fa.Nrlc on the tread. That "Holdnig llack'^niKw°L*
hln ’P«ially
over a fence or through a dense under I their surplus in the United States and mal condition, hearing will he destroved !<>•- or soft roada is overcome by the patent ’^Basket Weave”
when
ndingon
asphalt
brush; or the cow may have had some Europe, au amount still on Imnd of four ever, nine ca-es nut of ten are can-erl bv
li5? rT,WA l* ni"bi"A>’“l »" Inflamed con- tires
..... is
js <S
- so
to per pair,
p»ir. b.
but t f«
for advert»«»« __________ ’ucl,on-. The regular price of th~J
S3
As it cost* dltioti of the mucous service«*
troulile with <h«t quarter of her txig. I to eight million dollars.
fa s, per pair All orders shipped same dav letterTs reii’ ,i't°PU>nce ,o the ri<ler
We will give On, Hundred Tmnars for nnv of only
do not pav a cent until you hav- exa-iioed and
r-
e ship C.O.D. on approval
»nd in milking and loicing the thickly j money to insure, it is only justice to th- ca-wol Draines» (caused l.v eatsrrh) that cun', You
We will allow a euah discount of\ Mr eelit7the!eh!7,h"n
as represented
Pprov,L
" C,“*'rh C,,rl' !*'d ’•» nil CASH WITH OHDEH .¿Te£toJ thut’^iJi*"'1 the
J*r pair) tfvon send this $60 Machine for $25
curded milk out, n small rupture had pulilie that they should know the stand. "in Jun?Tr< h>
I
It la a hlxharm. drop
resulted, s<i that when the scar tiseue j mg of the companies they are insuring '
■* J'HRSKV A CO.. T. ted«. O.
F1EISHT MEPM1
Sold by Druagixts -sc
head, ball bearing, loek-
I with.
. ........... ‘he opening Iwcame smaller.
•litoh, double feed, aatt-
Take Hall » Family’>¡11» f„r congtlpstton.
threedlng ihut’le: bee
1 nlso <- <rrv of German Uilver milking
thaw ok!«Mrr*'' ?n a <'?:v
or 'be Kditor of this neper Jhiut^t^' ti"k T®nT.Portl"aster.
automatic bobbin winder
An Alarming Situation
tne^e Uw you will find that th*-v w ll rM-
*..*7 J
If vou order a pair of
Death from Appendicitis
and other lalaal ’"T™"
Ulee, four dilT-rvnt lengths.
■rents. Thia la the ANTI
frequently re-itlt» fro w negl.ot ofcl.hr ifavraNw in the >allle ratio that the are that wh-n ion want a bteevle vro will ei — us vnueaiL," u-
’•“* v'x*wln besowell pleased
Improved Instruments for opening
TRUST MACHINS- It I*
ged laiwefa ami torpid liver, until con Si-*'
f w < »»nt ; tu to «eed us a «nail trial
>m-raIWea. ook-r »•■ CT.C-, h.t .e th., rernarkab.e in- crier X
the aame meeMne M-ru
(dMtrui'ted tents without Cutting.
■lipalitMi liec.Hiies chronic. Thu conili, Tfwy mv » you from <t»navr anil bring
are aaklnfl you 1» fw-
COASTEft-BRAKES,
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repair*
and
ettarhmentego with each
tion i* unknown to throe who nee l*r. qtlickar.il pain lee» relenre from erwsti- pneea ehargni by dealers awl reSd men wife foi 4^bTg »I NnKY
Pead Pnihrs i.r .Sounds.
*' h*‘”h'
machine.
Sold lor only
King's N-W Life 1‘illa ; the liewt »nd
the ills growing out <»f it
at cash end • monthly.
g ntlest regulator* of Stomach and Strength and
and vigor always Mlow their
Bowel* I in irmit.-f 1 by Cha» I Cluugh.
11*. GuarnntwNl by Cha*. I (lough
druuaM I'rk-a 45c.
liruggwt 25c. Try them.
T
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1 IS ILL IT WILL COST TOO
DO HOT BUY A
LATIMER BROS
BARBER AMD HAIRDRESSER
$8.50 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES ?.N il
71.80
KILL thi cough
CURE
LUNC8
New Discovery
ran
fonte“-
Buy on Credit!
ra- Si’s« Katess S? ~
Clough's Drug Store.
I
BEAD CYCLE COMPANY, Dept. “JL” CHICAGO, ILL
on