AUGUST 13, 1908.
TILLAMOOK BEADLIGHT,
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Fred C. linker. Publisher.
Primary Survey Completed
The preliminary survey for the Astoria.
Seaside & Tillamo«»k Electric Railway
to Seaside will be completed today, and
tonight the force of men will arrive in
this city. They will l»e paid off for then
work accomplished to date, and tomor
row morning the men w ill start on the
work of running the "location,” or final,
line t«> Seaside. This should take about
a month, and when that is finished all ol
the surveying work between this city
and Seaside w ill he done.
F L. Evans, promoter ol the project,
said lH*t evening that just as soon as
the survey is completed to Seaside the
force of men will be reorganized and
started to work on the preliminary sur
vty to Tillamook. That should be finish­
ed before the rainy weather sets in.
Mr. Evans is rushing the work as fast
as is compatible with good results. Last
evening he also said that immediately
after the completion of the work be
tween here and Seaside the matter ol
financing that much of the enterprise
will be taken up for active consideration.
He will not go East on the matter, and
it is understood that ‘certain eastern
capitalists will send their financial agent
an I their engineer here to look the field
over.
If the rest ol the work goes
ahead in as satisfactory a manner as
the preliminary matters
have, Mr,
Evans will win even more comp’iment.
ary opinion than is now being accorded
him. It is now definitely settled that a
line will be run wound Smith's Point in
addition to the one over the heights.
The Smith's Point loop will be used for
heavy freight, as well as for passenger
service —Astorian.
Betraying The Republican Party.
This is aside altogether from the old
B ij unites who are with Watson or
Hisgen in the present canvass.
In
1904 the country heard a good deal
about the Roosevelt Democrats. It is
altogether possible that the Taft Dem­
ocrats may play an important a role hi
1908.—Globe Democrat.
Both phunea.
w.
The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price. Factory men will
do well io see R. Robinson, the mana­
ger. before selling. He will be in
Tillamook a good part of the time dur-
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Only the best stock
, ¡ng the season
' ’vanted.
The Richmond (Ya.) News leader,
n Democratic paper, say there are j
fully I.V'O white Deiiira rats in Rich- !
mond and 5lh> in Norfolk who will j
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vige lor Taft. Similar reporta come ¡
A government tet-ort atates that in the
from other Southern l<vm<sralic jour. 1
United Btatea 2,«OO.lMiO cattle die an-
mils.
There 1« nothing surprising In
nuallr from diiease, expoauie nnd neg
this.
All the leading newspapers of.
eel. This countiT always feel* nncom
the South except the L-'iiisville Cou­
fort a file * hen the statistics of wmte are
rier Journal. were op,>aed to Brran'e
brought up.
nomination
While near I, al) of them
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are supporting the ticket, the, are not
In the last sis months twelve railron.ls
conceallrg their aversion for tbe man have added 28.000 to the numlvr of
who is at the head of II.
shareholders, an increase of one filth
Brvan hi counting on receiving the I This is one of the results of the fl irry
entire vote of all of the solid South 1 that looks
IOOB, like
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improvement and a
which has been solid tit recent prest- ! we„efa| good
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Three hundred years ago Champlain
made a quick run across the Atlantic in
eighteen <lavs in a vessel of eighty tons
It is said that the 20,l>00-lon warship
in which the Prince of Wales has just
come could in four «lays, as she accom­
plished twenty-eight knots on her trial
Champlain suggested a canal at Pan
ama. The Quebec celebration has a<i
ded to his reputation by the light j
thrown on the details of his history.
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Some Democratic papers are saving i
that most of th»» negro vote in the
North and West in 1908 will go to their
party on account of the dismissal of the
negro battalion at Brownsville for alleg
ed connection with the disturbance in
that place two years ago. Honker T.
Washington, who ought to know more
about the feeling of his race on this and
other issues than the Democratic papers
know it. takes the opposite view. " Th»
negro vote will go to Mr. Taft because
the negro»»» will realize in the campaign
that they have nothing to expect from
the Democratic party. With the Dem- ;
ocratic Convention made up in large j
part of Southern representatives of the
Tillman-Vardaman type, it will he im
possible for the negro to get anything
If he is to get|unything he will have to i
look to the Republican party, and hr
will naturally vote the Republican
ticket.**
Willamette University.
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NEII' 950.000 BUILDING THIS
YEAR.
voukded
haa -irong. br»in-<jeve|..>t>inK ,
Other
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a. . t Muai.'
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logy. Education. Med a-Inc,
i hr Academy.
45 Professors.
jtnKtion.
High
quality tn-
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Slate Librarie« afford »uperior ad i
It is understood that frvsh African vantage«.
bu iting stories ar» not to count until
Foe catalogue addreea
after March 4 next Mr. Bryan will he
President P HOMAN
at leisure after November 3, but is too
Salem Oregon
Owe™
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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■pcutechcr ^bvokat,
Office ncro,s tho»tre«t and north Ini
tbe Pott OfLx.
'Jp H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - at L aw .
Office : Opposite Court Hot«
126 Fifth Street, Portland
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O regon .
illamook ,
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NOTICE
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COOPER,
C arl haberlach ,
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
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A Chinese fruit grower in California
keeps in his bedroom a thermometer
that rings him up when it falls to a
certain point, and in his orchard under
each tree is a covered pot filled with
crude patroleum, which he lights, pro­
ducing a smudge equal to 8 degrees of
warmth. Mr. Burbank is not Califor
nia's only .fruit wizard.
H.
T illamook ,
TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY
AND COUNTY.
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
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Ona ot the new <>c«an lin.ra ha. drvel
oped 65.<XX) hone-power and burna
over 1OOO tona of c-ml dailr. The
«■lire, look big. bul aeveral navigation
compnniea are planning to leave them
far behind.
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Residents.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
London papers are discussing the cqm
parative merits of American and English
orators. Has England any master of
eloquence who can elicit a yell a hour
and a half long, at a distance of seveial
i hundred miles, after he has been lick« d
, twice ?
New York Evening Post says that Mr.
Taft’s speech of acceptance M exhibits
frankness and common sense and con­
firms the former impressions of bis
sanity and courage ”
Taxes paid for non-
in office.
Next Door to Tillamook County Bunk.
The banks have lately reported an
By wireless the naval authorities in
unprecedented amount of cash on hand.
London are able to communicate in­
A financial cloud soon rolls by w hen a
stantly with over 300 warships at sea
competent party is in control.
within a distance ol several hundred
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concentrate nnd
Both President Roosevelt and William miles. In ability to
"feed a tight” the British Navy is justi­
J. Brynn are trying to kill the trusts.
fied hi claiming a powerful advantage.
And to accomplish their purpose they
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will need the help of all the neighbors.
According to the government inves­
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Gov Johnson is almost as enthusias­ tigators benzoate of soda and benzoic,
tic for Bryan as Senator Foraker is lor acid used as food preservatives cause I
Taft. The only wildly enthusiastic man I«» h 8 of weight, nausea and other in­
in the country is Judge Alton B. Par­ juriuus effects on the health, Au this
ker.
opinion rests oil actual testa it will be
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accepted as having been thoroughly
Minnesota announces that it could use
confirmed.
7000 more harvest handsat good wagew.
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This i& a year of big crops and the job
At last it has come to pnas that a
of saving them all is a matter of general Mugwump organ praises without in
interest.
serting a brass pin somewhere. The
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dentisi cain|Mtigns.
He will get the
vote of the eleven states of the Con-
frderacy of 1H61M. In most of the
lour slave stale« of IH«I which r»
fused to secede the currsul is against
H
Complete set of Abstract Booh
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Tammany will select the Democratic
candidate for governor ol New York this
year and the Republicans of the state
A peculiar feature uf the American
will renominate Hughes, with the ap­
political system is that a vice president
proval of independent voters. Tam­
never has any life-giving excitement
many's pjfospect of capturing Albany in
either in or out of office.
1908 is poor.
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BOTTS,
A ttorney - at - law .
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Office opposite Post Cffict
Interesting Scraps.
There comes from Tacoma a bit of in­
Some of the old time Democratic lead
teresting testimony—a personal conics era who are reluctantly climbing into
sion Irotn an itinerant newspaper writer the Brvan band wagon will have to l>e
—printed on this page today, that lie a provided with easy chairs and all the
Democrat, regifteied as a Republican comforts ol home.
for the Oregon primaries. This particu­
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A new tale ol pirates' buiied gold
lar perjurer glories in his dishonest deed.
"Everything's fair in love, war and comes from the South Sea Islands. It
politics," he cries.
Hardly; but the has never been explained why pirates
iJcmocrat who wants results, doesn't were so Irugal as to bury treasure in
hesitate to pursue any kind o( game, stead of speeding it.
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fair or unfair, in Oregon to get them
Once Holland's warships sailed the
Therefore. Im nil reds and even thousands
of Democrats last Spring registered as channel with a broom at the masthead
Republicans in order to control the Re as a token of masterv of the sea. It is
publican primaries, and name the weak­ easy to take a minor place when a na.
est men that such candidates might be tion allows its navy to run down.
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beaten in the regular election. So Cake
The proposed disruption of the Har.
was ilrfeatrd by Chamlterlain.
rirnan system railroads will keep the
Bul it is now denied by some that
lawyers and the courts buisy for the
Democrats voted us Republicans,though
next quarter of a century. Mr. H trri
it was notorious, it was spoken of
man will be found to be a tough custo­
c«»nstantly ; the nrwspapcts were full of
mer. •
it ; George H. Thomas, chairman of the
MW*
Democratic county committee of Mult­
William R. Hearst ssvs he will never
nomah, said he was aghast at the per again be a candidate for office
Hr has
jury of Democrat«, well-known, lifelong evidently made up his mind that if nom­
Democrats, w ho registered falsly as Re. inated he could not be elected, and that
publicans. Did Mr Thomas know what if elected somebody would count him
lie win talking about ? tie did. ol out.
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course, as everybody else knows who1
took the trouble to inquire. In one
Most of the policies that have brought
county, Marion, a single citizen report­ prosperity to the American nation are
ed that he recognised on the Republican denounced as misfortunes by the Dem*
rolls forty tried and true Ikmucrats. ocratic leader*,
In other words, the
Why were these faithful partisans thu« country has been fortunate in its mis
traitorously sneaking into the enemy's fortunes.
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camp and enlisting under his fl^g, if not
Mr Go m pert is not denying that hr
to l*etray him ? Tliev did betray him,
n* the result proved But how are wt jamped into Bryan's support without
going to stop it until men lxc«»me honest waiting for SDceches of acceptance or
which, in such a matte*, is h >l*lrss to any other particulars, Sometimes the
expect ; or until the pi unary law is early bird, in a dim light, tackles a
cater pillar.
amended ?—Oregonian.
Democrats to Support Taft.
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HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
him
Delaware and Weal Virginia considerate to steal thunder at the
(which waa part of Virginia until headwaters of the Zambesi.
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1863) will declare for Taft. They
Mr. Taft's speech accepting the presi
have been in the Republican line for
plain indi-
a dozen year«, and not the si ig blest denti.il nomination gives the
ßlling the
cation
that
the
matter
of
indication is show n that they will leave
office has had his serious consideration
it. Marvland. Kentucky and M nwhiii
There is not a word ofLuncer taint y in
are doubtful, with the ch it lice»» in favor
of Taft.
While Missouri ha* neyer the entire speech.
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been a Southern alate, the fact that
Hard times, according to a writer ol
it had slavery, and also that it voted the dav, have an optimistic lining
the Democratic ticket for many jeara
Plain living is declared to be a preven
after the reconstruction of the Con live ol sunstroke and a lack of funds
federate State«, placed it, for partisan
promotes a desire to substitute arbitra
purposes. in the solid South. It waa
tion lor litigation.
carried by the Republicans in 1904.
SIS
however, and is likely to remain unh
The revolutionists hiding in the shap-
the Republicans in 1908.
paral from President Diaz are thorough
This drift of Democrats away from •y convinced that Dr. Osier's theory
Bryan and over Io Taft in many of the about septuagenarians is all a mistake.
Southern States has more significance They will be shy of Diaz hereafter until
than may appear on the surface.
It he passes the country mark.
marks a tendency which is undoubt­
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The inventor of the telephone says air­
edly in operation all over ihtr coun­
try.
While the change of base may ships will shortly be used for pleasure
not be great enough to sweep any of rTie fact that they are safer than s-omt
the old Southern Democratic fast, of the enjoyments at thestimmer garden^
neases
into Republican column, it »nav detract from th« ir popularity alter
will count for much in the North» rn th»- novt Ity wears off.
and Uewiern Blates, where there in i o
a a a
A Southern Deinncratic paper says the
negro issue to hold men in line for a
ticket who*e head
they dieliust and Republicans of the West are antagonis­
w hose principles they
bate.
Hun tic to th« se id the Past. When tins
dreds of thousands of men who vohd di iain ends next fall, East ai dWtsf will
tor Bn an in his two previous can­ be found standing together and holding
vasses will be against him this year a considerable slice of the South.
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T. BOALS, M.D.,
& SURGEOX
PHYSICIAN
TILLAMOOK.
Office: Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss' hnux, »«
Mrs. Walker's.
1V1LLSEI.I. Al.L STOCK ON ■-J
HAND AT COST.
Strictly for Cash Until Further
Notice.
I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGES
So as to make room for a large stock for Spring and
Summer ¡Shoes that will shortly arrive from Chicago.
Come and get Bargains out of the largest and best selected
stockof Shoes in the City.
Office over J. A. Todd & Co..
Tillamook. Ore.
P. F. BROWNE. Agent.
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W. G
PHYSICIAN & SURGÍ
I have just opened up the most com­
plete line of
, BAY CITY, OREGON.
STAPLE & FANCY!
CROCEIEES
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££ s
-^JAHOMAS W. ROSS,
PHYSICIAN & SURGI
in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The
£ « prices
are no higher than others.
» We most cordially invite you to
and look at what we have and
s £ come
get our prices, whether you buy or &
not.
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W. M. MILLS,
Opposite the Post Offiee.
Office : Opposite Post Oft*-
Residence : Alien House, Tilla«00*
R. BEALS,
REAL estate
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F inancial A gi
Tillamook, Oregon.
R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DENT
Office across the street i
The Best Hotel.
Court Hoose.
Dr. Wise’joffict
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
«J. P. AüüEN. Proprietor. •
SARCHET,
-L . The Fasbw«Wf
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A Fitst Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
ing a
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Cleaning, Pressing ind
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A. K. CASE.
PKOP2IETOR
Store in Heins
Gallery-
Tillamook Iron Works
OBERT A.
General Machinists & Blacksmiths.
ATTORN^Y‘ a T'LÍÍ
Boiler Work, Logger’« Work and Heavy Forgi
Titles, Land
ness and MhM1
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
PORTLAND,
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Room. 30«
Centrally Uosated.
Rates, $1 Per day
t-SMD Ornes Br .nrss.
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LARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. URRSBN, Proprietor.
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
The Beit Hotel in tbe city, No Cbineie Empiojed.
OWING i
LAWYER
R oom 334 Woscssrss
Tarin .ss Osx S’™’*?,"-
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Room Next to th. t'S te*
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